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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1935)
Section / ito Millsb or - - - Tax Foreclosure Section Pages 1 to 4 W ith Which is Combined the Hillsboro Independent IIILI-SK O R O , OREGON, T H U R S D A Y . J A N U A R Y V O L U M E 11 troubled questions, shook the beau ty Unit wu» all about her Impatient ly from her colisclouaneas. a n d »trained with eagerness to reach lllnslMiro, raw and windswept, and ulcuk as it wa». But Uits wa» the year of the "Long Hesaluli," and Neal would not be ut liberty to go home curly in March. It wu» ac tually mid-July before adjourn ment came, at two o'clock one tor- mi morning when ugly feeling» had been unleashed bv fatigue a n d uglv word» »poken by lip» winch Were merely tlie mouthpieces for ov erwrought nerves Neal, who had been »leering u llllbu»ler, lost his temper that night and aaal unfor- givuule thing» to men who hud been his friends fur years. These unforgivable things were printed In (Omtlnuad fraro w—»| the Kecord, and circulated through "Yea, till» 1» Mr» Ounnul »peak the country. Were they unlorget- ing No. Senator Conrurl cannot | uble, too? enemies had been at work conic to Uic telephone Oil thank i all Neal's tile time he w u s chained to I ll s you. Mr. Uuker. I’ll lake the fig chair the senate. And now only ures ye». 1 have It right, I think August, III September October Conriul U U rty-tw o, P le c lh e r were left In which a to n d tear down seventeen.” whut they hud built Of course the Anne hung up the receiver anil children must do their shure. even went nwltUy from the llhrury to I though II was u tiny one. Anne tile »liailowy luill In the diiiuie»» iuu.il make them see must never »he could barely gee Neal standing let them lorgel— how much that la-ar Ute door. Ilia while face share might mean to fluir father. And »lie must do her share, too »trained and lenar. Mr Baker ha» Just telephoned Mu»l shield Neal, spare him, save from Bakei field," rule »aid gently. I him But HOW? "The vote la thirty-two for you1 She went everywhere that »he wu» asked, even when »hr was faint and seventeen for Fledhcr." A liarali nound something like u with fatigue. Bhe picked up the »mothered growl orone from Neal's threads of her old association, with throat Ai, he luul foreseen, tlie > the church, her historical societies, campaign had been u bitterly hard her pupils, »he wore clothes that were spotlessly Ireali. delusively sim one. lie hud borne the brunt of It ple Bhe wus gracious, cordial, bravely, almoM. buoyantly, but on urmucrultc, dignified, tireless, dec- election night lie hud nuddenly orutive What did It all umount to? collap.Mil and. leaving Ills head How much Influence," after all, quarter», luul come home, refusing did a wile lutve in this frantic, to see anyone or even to »peak with powerful, hideous struggle of poli anyone but Anne. tics? Probably very little Perhaps If tlie telephone I usd been a colled none at all. Still. she had done hrr * rattlesnake ready to strike at him best, and II only Neal did not feel h e could not have munireated a h o t l u ll e d h i m . It would not greater horror ut the suggestion matter what anyone else thought. of touching It. So taking her place But how would he leel toward her beside It. Anne sat walUpg for tlie If he were not elected? She re tidings which sooner or later would membered the haid months after eome Tidings of victory, tidings his camuulgn for the lieutenant of defeat sh e had no way of guess governorship, when he hud been ing which they were to be She defeated. Was It going to be like only knew that »he must be there that again? . . . Would defeat In the long run be when they came Tlial until then she must comfort, clieer, cajole, such a calamity? Bhe saw herself living in Hlnsboro again. In the careaa— In the gathering dusk, her hands house »lie loved so much and Into clasped lightly In her lap. alie re the building of which her very soul viewed tlie months that had passeil had gone comfortable happy, un- worrled—no more calls to make, since tlial night of desperation, no "appearunces" Vo keep up. when, bruised and bleeding, the no more "admirers" to contend hail walked slowly along tlie Speed with, more time for her children, her way confetjung lierself beaten, vow music, her real friends. How much ing tlial since she had tried so »Unpir satisfaction how much real liard aial failed, »he would never JOy »lie was denied because »lie try any more, and then sudden could never “find tune" for these ly . miraculously f Hiding t h e thuigs Would she not be happier, strrngUi to vow that she had only no longer deprived of these homely Just begun to fight Turning from pleasures? tlie gray Potomac, she hail walked And yet. even as she asked her beside tlie «till pool in which the self the question, she knew that columns of the Lincoln memorial »lie would miss the Insidious charm, lay reflected In the ghastly light. the lascuiaUng e. cltement ol pol There wa* peace ttiere -peace not itical life as much as Neal Blie to be found In the rushing river. could bear that philosophically, but She sat down on the bank and because of her own feeling, she clasped her hands over ht?r eyes. could gauge his He must, he must Slowly, surely her sanity seemed go on Bhe slipped to her knees With to return her Ijalance to be re stored Go back to Hlnsboro. hum the suine simplicity with the same ardor, that stir had prayed on her bled and humiliated, with Neal'» wedding night, she prayed again career Involved! Never, never, nev now For Neal lor Neal lor Neal er! Confess that a filthy perlodicu on her knees she reached liad tlie power to challenge her for Still tlie telephone, good name? Hrr dead liaby seemed "Heudauarter» calling again. Mrs to rise from his grave forbidding Conrad We've heard from the last her. She shook the tear» from her five ward» in Belford -("Oh. G o d - eyes, threw buck her head, and let him win- let him win!"—you walked toward home . . . . must get your husband to the tele "State Headquarters? Yes. Mrs phone. ' Oonrad »peaking for Senator Con Bhe spoke to him. Her voice rad two wards In Belford have sounded strange and distant, like 'one to Fletcher by a large major- that of a foreign woman calling ly. Thank you. Yes." from some far shore. Out In the hall again. Neal "You will have io answer, Neal seized her arm anil »poke before tills time " i "oh God let linn win she could do so. ”1 heard you The —let him win ") Bhe pressed the receiver Into first two wards tliey liave heard from I If I lose Belford I am lo st" Neal s hand, threw her arm uroimd him From tlie wire she could hear "You haven’t lost it! w iiut do two wards amount to In a city? the crackle of laughter—the tumult of triumph, and staccato sharp the Nothing nothing at all . , . '• words that were beulg spoken: Back io the telephone. "You old crepe hunger y o u ! ’’Ye» Mrs Conrad speak'ng. Oh. What the h—Is the matter wllli the report from Liu- Third ward you? two hundred eighty-six to ninety- margaln You have the handsomest five In favor of my husband? Yes "What do you call a 'handsome —I will tell him - Neal, did you margaln ?" Neal shouted through hear that? You have earned the tlie receiver, clutching at Anne's Third ward In Belford almost shoulder. three to one " "Well, If fifty thousand doesn't "Well, until I hear from the north look handsome to you Come on of the state, Uial won t reassure me down here, you old son of a gun. and celebrate. . , I | |" much . . . ” (Coollnusd N u t W a t ) ■ Headquarters calling Flgurrs from Chaaelford. Bummeidalr Mrd- S h e rw o o d Loses fleld—Just about a wash-out Mrs. Sherwood town team, member of Conrad Would you care for the Portland inter-city league, last sev exact figures?" eral games last week at Sherwood “Oh. no thank you." Tills time Neal was standing In a close and exciting game with above her. h I a weight lieavlly I’acker Scott of Portland Sherwood was nosed out 2d to 3« after two against her weary shoulder overtime periods were played West "Bad new» again! I knew It I” Linn took the measure of the local "You're holding your own." "Holding my own! Good G- d. team January 7. 48 to 17 on the Sherwood floor. I've got to do more than that!” "You will. darling, you will. Would Buborrlbe now to the Argus. In you not like a cup of cocoa or Oregon »150 a year Six months something?" 85 cents Three montila 50 cents. "No— No—don't leave that tcle- tf plione. It may ring again at any Two months 35 cents. moment-" But It didn't. The silence, like the darkness, g r e w oppressivelyI heavy- Dora came In and suggested! that It was past dinner time. Anne i shook her head and Dora went o u t1 again. Hoy Griffin, who knew so many j lawyers; George Hildreth, who was state master of the Grange; Mr I Goldrnburg, whose one small shop had grown Into a great chain wltn links all over the state; Low, who had appointed Neal to the senate, and who had political wires run ning In every direction from his gu bernatorial seat; would they all do their share? And, If they did. would It eounterbalunce Stetson's .strength with the labor vote, where Neal had no strength? The Wallaretown Bugle and the other weeklies—a great many of them -If they were all friendly to Neal, would that make up for those two big papers of Fletcher's, which were hurling denunciatory editorials a t Neal's head? . . . Spring came, glad and golden, magnolia-scented, to Washington, and Anne, asking herself t h e s e f rgus Modern RADIO Service We are equipped to give you the modern kind of Radio serv ice you should demand In 1935. Your Radio Is a fine in strument. Why not give It the kind of service It deserves? Call u» with confidence Douglass Radio Service Selfridge Bros. Phone I1X ! FHILCO DEALERS • 5 NO. 4K t r a il- J J. B. M a ith — ; M I>>oley ; Miaa Addle Dornbusch ; Chris won from Purkrose 20 to 13 and C -n r -e M -t t la ; Dayton C. M a y « ; G e rtru d - tie D o w n e r, A braham D ra k e ; L . C. from 'I'ualatln 26 to 25. The second M ay«. Jno. MeC—a n ; team won from Forkrosc 27 to 20 In tk» C ir m lt ( • • r t nf lb * H U U •< D rasa l e r ; Evelyn W . b re w e ry . E'hel I. Robert M M eClure ; H a rr y Helm er WclX—i- Ifr y ^ r . H A. D r y e r ; Blanche L a Veils and from Tualatin 28 U> 8 Tigard n e ll; S tella McConnell IH e lr e l . W m . John Orecwn for Wa«Mmrt«m C w n l r . M cCorm ack. T h -r-e a M cCorm ick ; M a ry T. will open tlie county season next W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y , a M u a k ip a i U n if y ; E m ilia P. D u k s . J<j««phine D u n n ; McCoy ; Norm an M cD o n ald ; J. Rtumall Friday January 18 against Hills Corporation and Political Hub-dirialon Ruby Dunn . Geo. C. Durham et al . R. McGee M a rth a M cGinn ; M M rtloearn ; L . D u rham et al ; Caldonu* G. D utton , boro on the local floor. Hillsboro of the State of Oregon. Heir» of Tho m ». 11 M elndoa; Mead In - C. B D u tto n ; P. J Duyck ; H A. D w yer . P la in tiff. will enter tin; fray a heavy favorite veatment Co. ; M eier 4 Krenk Co. ; C. K D y s ; Lucy D ye; Eagle Lumber with a number of veterans, while W W M allar ; E. M areeea; L . Mara— ; ; G Haro ld E a r ls ; S tew art F-arls , Tigard and Hilhi Quintets Tigard has lost most of its players Docla Abraham; R. M . A b ra h a m ; J- D- Co. Dora R Eawtman ; fctat Side I-ogtfing Irom the winning team of last year. A b r a m * ; A a a d a Inwm tm arit Cv.. I n e . : Co. ; E. G. Eaton ; L . A Eaton , H B. Say you »aw It In the Arcua. to Play Friday Night There are no lettermen playing on Loula G. A r u m ; A. W A dam «; H a rrio t* K b s rly ; H 11 hxldy A S o n . Edw in P. tills year n team at the high school. H. A4kin»on . W illia m A dler . Wrn. A . Adior . Fxlward* . Ethel L . H<x ksn E d w a rd s ; Eva D. K. Aaaer- K. A w a r d s A number of accidents were re Wm A d le r. Bernard A«*»ly; CORWIN HARDWARE . Kva fc. A lexander . ( Bjr C u rtia T ig a rd ) Charles F. E h rm a n ; Robert E l li o t t ; ported last week when the road t « r ; HenratU* Aewartar n d er. A. C. A lfo r d ; Daixy Thomas H . E llio t; V ir g il F ran k E llio tt; Headquarter» TIGARD Elizabeth Hyrka« and became Icy through falling temper H H a rry A lle A. n . A lexa B e n ja m in A m sterd am ; Alice K itty M EU ia; Mae B E llis ; EJtco in - Gladys Carson, students at Tigard atures and machines were skidding An<ler»on . John M An<lenH?n ; Phebe L- Hunting and Fishing vestment Co. ; Daniel Em erick ; J u lia W . unmn high school to il lor the gold In ail direction». A heavy fog hung Andaraon . M rx. L. An drew s; Homer D. m erso n ; Sarah Fxla Eaam oos; A . R. Supplies umlal oflered by the Oregon Btutc over the lowlands making visibility A m te ll; K ate Anu»-I ; A. AnUzn , Apple- E England Eat. . A n n ie L illia n Engstrom ; College commercial department un poor and causing traffic to pro- dale I«and Co. : Adda C. A u len ; Ida B. John EricluMsn ; O tto Erickson A Co. ; Agnes Aladdin la m p - der tlie direction of H T. Vance, rede slowly. Muny motorists did not A u tin . Minn»« Baber E a t.; E. C. Bacon; E r k e r ; Louie Evans; O rrin V. F a ir ; Roy T B a ro n ; Louis Bacon . M erriel C. F a i r . U rsa M F a ir ; Eugene F a n te tti ; Lang*» Radio Tube» Tested Free radio shorthand manager, to tin* realize that the rood wa« slippery Gladyx Baron . Sherman Bar</n . Geo. K- B a « le y ; Grace A. F a n te tti; Rose F a rrin g to n ; Em il «tudent« who »core lue highest until they tried to »top. Most of E. R Bailey . J W B a ile y ; Chauncey F. Eelden . H a rry T . Feldm an ; Edw ard number ot points In the weekly the accident« were of a minor na lia ily : Fannie L . B a k e r; B aldw in Cor Feldt ; Sadie Ferguson ; Elisabeth Freem an »hurt hand contest conducted over ture. poration , Am anda Pearl B a ld w in ; G. H F e y ; Elizabeth T. F ey ; F irs t B aptist Daily Trips to Portland B a ld w in . W H. B a ld w in ; P y lm y ra B a il; C h u rc h ; M a jo r F is h ; V e ra A . F is h ; Geo. KOAC Work Held Up Hillsboro Auto Freight Bank of BeaverU/n ; Banka Cam p No. 649 C. F is h e r ; Beasie L. Fisk ; W . P. F b k ; Beside« winning the individual The Tigurd SERA woodyard ha« uwards. the high school group tak had to cease operation« due to lack M W A , B ert A B a rb e r; J. N. Barde. M a ry F itz g e r a ld ; A. F. Flegel ; D ora D. Bonded and Insured Carrier . C. E. B a il e r ; L o lu H . B a rk e r. H e g e l; L au ra M Fletcher ; W T ing part In the contest wa» award of logs to cut up. Whether the Airent H B arker Eet. ; 8 M. B arnard F le tc h e r; M. Fr»«ater . Vern e M . F o n n er; Xervfng Beaverton, Aloha, Reed- ed first place In tlie state thereby woodyard remains open during the Wrn (Trubteej M a rth a A. B a rlo w ; M o llie 8. T Forbes; E m ily F'zater ; Dorothy M ay viUe, Hillsboro, Cornelius and receiving possession of a silver lov winter depends on whether there Is B a rlo w . Wm. B a m « ro v e r. W . N B a r C. Frgdden . H annah Frederieksen; S. A. Forest Grove ing cup given by Hie college. This wood to be cut Workmen made rett Eat. . Baseline Lum ber Co. ; Richard Frederirksen ; A lb ert 8. Freem an ; Bernies 1« the sixth i oiiM -rutive year that' short work of the logs that have Bauer ; Eva Bauman , J. A. B a u m a n ; Freem an ; Elizabeth Freem an ; M argaret Pickup and Delivery Service at H e nry F. B eam an; E a rl G. B eck; J. B e ir- E. F re e m a n ; P h illip F reem an ; Ben F re t- Tigard ha» won the (udlu contest I becu placed In the yard. Package Rate» be«ler; H enry B e lt; E m ex t H . Benjam in tim ; M arion P. F r e t t im ; Rollen T . Fries ; and us a result two cup., re m a in et al . H e nry V. Benaon . N in a C. Benaon P rojec t Suggested C. H F r y ; John F r y ; Lena E. F r y ; V io Hillsboro Phono 542 in the permanent poeaeutlon of Leon Davis, relief officer from Aebiy B e rn ard ; E. F. B e rn a rd ; Shirley let F r y . E. J. F u lle r; Iva F u lle r; H enry Tigard high school. Mrs. Nellie Bernard ; M a rtin J. B ernard* . M ary W. Fulton : Ada B. Gage. East Side Terminal Portland Women would eertalnljr crane Hillsboro, urged the Tigard Lions Weach Elwert lias been In chargv B ernards. Fran k T B e r r y ; Bi« Four Phone EA.st. 9131 G alb rea th ; W m . M. G a le ; O. their neck» If the? «aw thia of shorthand ut Tigard lor the past January 7 to aid in an BERA pro Tranaporation Co.. Inc. ; Fran» H Binx M Sarah d n e r. T H a rtt G a rd n e r. Ei- “hat'' coming up the avenue. ■ six years and has produced a num- i ject for the repair of furniture to Ret. ; Herm an B isho p: Juna M. B lack ; freda G a G r arrick ; Vernon R G arrick ; Ches be located at Tigard. He stated tlial Hannah J Blanchard ; Blue Lake Loyifin« ter H Ga»eman her of winners. But thia forecast ot spring mil- , ; D orathsa C. Gaternan ; New material Is used by Mrs El-1 the support of the public was very Co. ; Robert H. Board. Grace Gearin . H u gh C. G earin ; W a lte r C. liner? la reall? a natural adorn essential to the administration of W iH iam Cowan B o lton; J. H Boone; G earin . R. R G e itn e r ; Frederic C. G erl- wert each year in her shorltiand ment which Madame Crane dis group competing hi the contest. relief work. There Is ample oppor K J Booa; H a ttie 8» Bo<e; C. W Bor in g ; Naom i P. G e r lin g ; Fred W. G erman plays proudly at a Catalina Inc. , J. H e n ry G e rris h ; J. T . G er- As many as 126 students Irom var tunity for keeping five men em der* . M ary B o yd ; James B radford . M in - j Co.. Island bird park. ious parts of the stale have taken ployed regularly m the Tigard dis nie B rad ford; C h arlo tte B rad ley. M in e rv a , riah Est. MIS................. trict If tlie local citizens will sup A lb P. Gibson . Bertha J. Gibson ; Jack ...................... ■ part. The contest is worked out port the project, he said. The club J. B rad ley; Holland B ra d le y ; T. A B rad Ross ert Gibium ; M a rtin Giesy ; H arold 8. Neils C. Iverson ; R B. Jacks ; E. C. in a point system with one point le y . K ate F B r a lle y ; J a m « L ew i* G ilb e rt. Thomas M G illia m ; 8. L. N. Jacobsen; C h ristian J a g e r; M r*. R. E. voted to support legislation at this allowed for the sixty-word trans-1 session ilm an . M r*. H . G ilroy ; H a rv ey J. Glass ; Jefferies ; W m . N J e ffe rie s ; Mrs. Ver- I of the legislature which B re w e r; B rix Logging Co. ; Rteina G c rip t ii it la mailable copy, two Caro line G le a s e r, Helena M . Gleeson; onic* Jergen* ; G ertrude A n na J e w e ll; , Bridge»; B rigg* B ro e .; F. J. B rock; C. Globe Investm ent C o .; R. D. G odfrey; I L in n B. Jew ell ; H ilja Johaneon ; B . P . p o in t» loi the e ig h ty , th re e lor the would provide some means for un B rtx ie ric k ; K a tie B ro e re r,; Peter C. M Good Eat. ; Robert C. Good i John ; A. H Johnson ; A. J. Johnson, I hundred and four for the o n e h u n - incorporated communities to im O. pose a nominal assessment against Broarsn ; E a rl C. B ro n a u g h . E. C. w in ; Ethel Gordon ; Scott E. Gordon . Dewey D. Johnson : Edw ard W . Johnson; dred twenty. M in n ie A rd e ll G o u rle y ; Geo. D. Elenor Johnson ; Elsie M Johnson ; E rn property to provide for Improve B ro n au g h ; Phoebe 8 . Brooke. Wedding Announced L. R- G ra c e ; W m . L . G ra h am : Geo. R. G ra y ; est Johnson; E sther G. Johnson ; G«>. H . Ir a R B ro o k *. O tto Br ments in tlie district under the Announcement of Uie coming BERA H. Johnson . Grace B rot ten ; A lice Brow n ; A lva Brow s . Am y Ju lia M. G ra y . Robert G ray ; Edna M ildred Johnson; George relief programs. marriage of Miss Esther Strom, L Br. wn . C. L . Brow n ; D. R- Brow n . G ra x e r ; Guy R. G ra x e r , F .C Green ; Johnson ; Gust H- Johnson ; James R. John Tlirougli the efforts of a number Eber son ; John A. Johnson ; John O. John B ro w n ; E lla J . B r o w n ; Fred L. R- B G reenwood; Phebe A . G r if f it h . R daughter ot Mrs. Edith Btrom 01 Tigard, to James C. Henderson of of local business men headed by Brown , G rant B r o w n ; M a rg a re t I. W G r if fith Cora Lee G u e r r ie r ; J. P son ; Roeander L . Johnson . Roy Jo h assa; i A lva C. G u lley; Cora M. W m . E. Johnson; A n n a E liza Jones, J. | . A rlene B ro w n le e , E a rl C. C u rrie r . Portland, was made through invi C. A. Donnally, the sidings along Brown J o y ; A lfre d Jungen; Bn?wnlee. Charles B runson. J a*. B ry- G u lle y . J. C. G u yer; J W . G u y e r; John I C. Jones; J. M tations to the wedding to be held the highway through Tigard have den . John C. B u ch an a n ; L o tta H . Bu W . G u y e r . M arg u e rite J. G u y e r ; D elbert G ertrude D. J u r ik in ; Lloyd O. J u n k in ; been coated with fine gravel by at the Tigard Evangelical church O. Haags W B. H a ines; John H alden ; K a th e rin e Kahley ; A lice Foley K a n e; chanan M y rtle MacLeod Buchanan ; M y rtle Kane; Edna Shearm an K a ts ; January 23. R ev. Paul C. Brown o! the state highway commission Re A rchie L . Buchtel; Fred G. B u chtel; J. H. H aley L an d Co. K ay; Ralph Kay; Levi E. Loa Angeles will read thf ceremony pair of the sidings in the business Buckley; Fred B u c h n e r; M a ry Buchner; D. H W H a llo c k . Maude H a llo c k ; L au ra Jessie district had been neglected for so K e ck; W m . N . K e ele r; Jasper W D B u m p ; E d ith Burbank ; O. M . B a r- Acquaintance of the two young M H am b lin ; John H a m m e l; Hamm ond K e ffer. Jeeeie G. Kelley . Andrew Kelly . : people was made llirough work in long that there were large holes h a n k . Byron 8. B u rle y ; H e n ry A . B u r Lum ber Co. ; B. E. H aney aa guardian Charles K e lly . E d ith L. Kelly L ilh a n y . Archie Eugene B u rn e ; Agnes B ur- the stale Christian Endeavor when four to six Inches deep along the le rough *. J M B u rro o g h *; H B B u rto n ; of Gerald P ie r t e r ; E. A. H a n k e n * ; L il K e lly ; L yd ia K e lly ; W a rre n M . K e lly , Mr Henderson wus stale president pavement. D ire c to r» N a m e d Mae L . B u rto n . W illi lam H Busby; E a rl lian G. H a n n a ; R. E. H a n n a ; A n n a H j V io la E Kemp ; W . H . Kerbs et a l . Addie and Miss Strom was slate publicity axw ell Bu*h L . M . B u x to n ; Lucian H annan ; M ae H a n n a n ; R alph H a n n a n ; E. K e rn s; Thoe. M K e r r . F ra n k Kerteon ; Annual stockholders meeting First M W a lte r H a n n a n ; Hansen C ontracting Co., Edna K ilb y ; W m C. K ilb y ; 1. H K il- ipei superintendent Buxit . Andrew Byera. Bank of Tigurd was held Thursday Ethel Beal C a lh o u n ; David C a m p b e ll; Inc. ; K a tie Han»en . Peter Hansen . Jno. gore; Claudia B K im m e l: M. J. K in n e y ; i Miss Ann luislch. gradual«* ol H H a rm * Eat. ; F ra n k C. H arn ack . K ate A . L . K in to o ; D o ra Kin to o ; H aro ld L. afternoon with directors elected as John Campbell E a t .. 8. D. C a m p b e ll; Tigard high school, class of 1834. C a n n in g ; W illia m C a n n in g . 1 H arn ack . Brydon W . Harkness ; Lizzie K ir k p a t r ic k ; E lm e r D. K is a e ll; Floyd B lias been given an opportunity to follows: C. F. Tigard, Fritz Eisner. Florence B. R. H a r r in g to n ; F ra n k K issell: B. A. K lic k s ; B Jk. KUks C arl Y O U ’L L never catch h e r ha C a rl; M y ra E C a rlU e ; R. A. C. H a rp e r; go to Los Angelrs and be an assis H. W McDonald. A. H Vincent. C. C M a ar* Anna K lin k e r : T. K B n k e r; t 1 standing still . . . she's tiile ; E tta C a rm a n . Roy C a rm a n ; J. H a rris o n ; W'm. H a rris o n ; B. T . H a r t ; K lia g a c h ; tant art designer for a large Los Christensen and W. M Evans. M a ry H a r t . Fred H a rv ey ; L illia n H a rv ey ; Jessie J. K n udson; H ra e in th n Koiodaie- M Carpenter always on the go. And while N o ra L . H a r v e y ; W a lte r R. H a s k in s ; \ j n y k ; Rosalie Kolodxieioxyk. Officers Installed Angeles firm. Miss Lualcti Is the H a rry J. C a rru th e r* ; Lou iee C a r r a t here . she's going — »he's growing. Joint installation of officers of Erm a C. C a rs o n ; James B Caroen ; Eliza Roy H a stin g s ; James H. Haynes; R. O. daughter ol Mr and Mrs. John Julius K oppiin E s t.; A ndy Koet u r ; K a th H aynes; C H. Hays ; Chas. H. H a y s . leen K o s tu r; A lth a E. K r a l; Robart E. I She needs her appetite! S ta rt Lasich of Tigurd Bhe is now study Charity lodge, I. O. O. F.. and J C a rte r; A nna R Caee; B ert C aae. Jesse Hays ; Lyd a V . H a y s ; M azie , K r a l; Susan K r a tz ; E O K ro o k ; Hulda ing hi Portland under Judge Toni- Tlgardvllle Rebekah with officers of M arth a G. Case M in n ie V . Caae; P e U r H a y s . E. her o ff rig ht each morning M m J. V H a y s . Catherine Heber- K ro o k ; P a u lin e E. K rueger ; Louis llson und Judge Hendrickson and Is Lincoln lodge and Ruby Rebekah B. C aae; A lice R C a a w e ll; H o w ard E. Cas le in ; John H e d lu n d ; Rakel H e d lu n d ; 1 C. w ith a glass of F IR G R O V E Kuhn ; Samuel K u n a ; Elsie M K u r a t li; ' well M in n ie M C e U ; R o m C ave; H a rry an A student. was held at the Tigard I. O O. F T (h a lla ro m b e ; W a lte r D. Chai lac o m b e; E u re tta Helms ; O. V Helms ; R. M. H e n . J B. L a b e r ; Cora L a B o rn e . G. W La M IL K . I t gives It th a t flavor derson ; Geo. F Henm ers Est. ; Rebert hall Thursday evening before a Plan Fla? B o rn e; W m . R. L acey; N e llie L a Chap- Cecil C h andler; B uth O rpba C h andler; of extra richness and extra High school public speaking club crowd of 175 persons Installing of C herry Grove I«and Co. ; Ethel J. Cher- H e r r ; C h ari«. H eas; H ild a Hess; Roy pel 1<; C R. L a F o lle tt; Eldin W . L a m b ; ) freshness. Discover these ex H easeltine; D e lla Hewsong ; H. M . H e w e tt: Ernest L a n d g ra ff; F. W. Lange; will present a play "The Mysterious ficers were J B Beckham, grand v e n k a ; F ra n k A- Cbervenka . A . C. Georgia R H ic k b e r t; Mrs. C lara R. E. A. La r ran ce ; A. O. Laus m a a ; E tras for yourself. r Chang." in March to, master; Mamie Erickson president; C h ia n . Mabel C h in n ; Mabel M. C h in n ; H e ltx e l; Floyd Case of * ~ Dr. H in e s ; Frances H ines; J. L a w ren i M in n ie L a w r e a x ; Joseph D I raise funds for the puge In tlie an- A and Ellen Zwelner, grand mar T. C. C h in n ; A nna Christensen ; Fred M atthew H in e s ; J. P Hoben Sylvia P Lebo; A n n * M. L ed w id g e. A n n a J. L ee ; I ; Hana Chriatenaen ; H a n * P. I nual. The cast include» Helen shals; E D Hite and Cora Mct- Chriatenaen C h ristensen. L a u ra C. C h riatenae n; C lark Hoben ; C hrist Hoch ; L a D eesa G. Hocken ; Leon L . L e e . Forest H a rt L e h n e r; Jacob Order Today! Behmeltzer. Kenneth Korher, Mar zentlne. grand wardens; F e r d R C h ris tie ; M a ry E. C h ris tie : C itixen* Robt. J. H o c k e n ; Jams« M . H o ckin g ; L e n tx ; N o ra B. L e n ts ; 8. W . L e o n a rd ; I garet Olson. Donald Hite. Eunice Stelnhoff and Elizabeth Vincent, N a tl Bank of P o rtla n d ; C ity of Forest H e nry H. Hocking ; M alin d a A . H ocking . Jacob Lesser. P h ilip Leaser. Jr. ; Gordon A lb ert H o d ie r ; Ida E. H o ffa rb e r; R u Gault, Jack Blankenship. Katil grand secretaries, and Les Erieksen G rove; C ity of Hillsbo ro ; Claud V. dolph H o ff a r b e r . J N H o ffm an Est. ; H L e s te r ; Fred L i l l y ; M arion L i l l y ; leen Hamshy, Thomas Flshburn. and Rosa Tigard, grand treasurers. C la r k . John W C la r k ; Sarah C la rk ; M in n a H o ffm a n . N e ttie H o ffm a n ; M a r A lm a L in d b e rg ; M a rie L ia n e . A nton L itx e r ; M ax Loeb; M a rg a re t J . L e n g ;! ent ; Caroline E. C le m e n t; Evelyn Blierk and Howard Beck Charity Installed: George Hosking. A rth I-. u r d B e m Clem o n *. Wm Clem ons; G. A. garet J H o llo w ay; Chas. B. H o lt; Anna Faye L o r d ; F ra n z L o re n z ; A . A. L o a li; I ham. noble grand; Peter Olson vice J. F ran k D. L o w e ; j Cobb; M ary M C o b b ; Cochran Southern S Hood; John F. Hood; C a rro l H H o r K a th e rin e L o u g h re y ; Bank Has Good Year rrand; Hans Oaarde. secretary: A. Log. R. R. C o .; Bennie B. C o ffm an ; Ruby en b e rg e r; Pearl Horen berg e r ; W a lte r R. G uy E. L o x le y ; Joe L u c ie r : C lara E. i Bank ot Tigard closed a good zwelr weiner, treafiurer; E Perkins, G. C o ffm an M y rtle Cole; W . L . Col«; Hoskins . A. M H o w e ll; John H H o w e ll; L u n d b u rg ; L . V . L u n d b u rg . Chats. F ! a ry A. H o w e ll. Susan H o w e ll; G. K. L u tz ; A lice M . Lyon year December 31, according to W warden; George Anderson, conduc M ary A. Coleman ; R B Coleman ; Sam M DAIRY Eva K H u b b ard ; H arvey B W m . O. M acK inno n ; Libbie M M a ile r ; . M Evans, cashier. Deposits climbed tor; Kenneth Denney. I. O.; Robert antha W .C o le m a n ; J. F. Coligan . M r*. H H o u w f f itt; ; Ed. J. H u ff o r d ; J. C. H u n g e rfo rd . A lfre d M a lm ; T . F. M alo ney; Helen D Em m a Fulton C o lle t t . F ra n k H. C o llin * ; about »45.000 during the 12 mouths Cole. O O ; E D Hite. R. 8 N Phone 4RX1 ercial N a tl. Bank of H ills b o ro . Bert C. H u n tin g to n ; EJla T . H y d e ; A lbert M a n le y ; C lara M a rk * . Stanley G. k i r to a total of (2394)24.22. Willie loans O.; Ray Christensen. L 8 N. O.; Comm Com m onwealth T rust A T itle Co. (C orp.) ; I lle ; Robert llle ; Investm ent Co. (Corp, i n u n ; John B. M a th e w *; E A M a tth e w * ; , were a trifle lower Hum last year s. ! B Wick. R 8. 8.; Jake Baurer. Comte Irv in g Investm ent C o .; M M Is r a e l; Elsie M a tth e w *; Esther M a tth e w *; Ger- A Kuhlm an Co. ; C<M«rggatio»al holdings of U. B. government bond», L. 8. 8.; W. Biederman. musician; Church of T u a la tin . E lm er T. C o n n e ll; E L ut »62.728 57, were about double of Marvin Gaarde. chaplain; H. Tied- M V Conroy . Continen tal L ife Ine. C o .; A . J- , those a year ago The bank was 50 eman, R. s . V O.; and J. Downing. Cook ; C. F. Cook ; N o rn M Cook ; W . M anley per cent liquid throughout the year. L. 8 V. O. Cook ; W ilb u r Cook ; L . P. Coon rod . A rchie It earned 10 per cent net. Cash on Tlgardvllle Rebekah officers: Cor C o r k ill; F. E. C o rn e liu s ; R uth Ann Cor lumd due from banks totaled »77.- al Biederman. noble grand; Mrs P. nelius ; Cornelius State Bank ; M ary P. 441.93 and together with govern-I Blerly. vice grand; Amelia Zweln C osta; Alexander C o u tts ; W illia m C o u tts ; nient bonds and other securities er. secretary; Hannah Christensen; Exi Cowie« : Elixa Cowie* ; Em m a Cowles ; r th u r E. C rain s Eat. ; C. 8. C ra w fo rd ; totaled about 74 per cent of the Mamie Downing, chaplain; Ruth A Phyllis . M a Ix l M. C ro w d er; Roy total deposits. Undivided profits to Anderson. R S N G.; Margaret C. C ro w L d . er. Croa* Beulah V. Crow e; David C u r tal (1881.89 Capital and surplus In-, Schubrtng, L. 8 N. O.; Bemiece r a n ; J. C. C u rrie ; Lucy L . C u rr y ; Jacob eludes (10.000 ixipilul debentures Daniels, warden; Peggy Oaarde, Dahinden E a t.; Freda Daley et a l ; Elea which are subordinate to rights ol conductor; Hilma Gaarde. I. G.; nor L. D a rb y ; Lin d a 11 D a r b y : O. E. ucpoMior» and other creditors, but Anna McDonald. O. O ; Sarah Van- ' D a r b y ; Ralph E. D a rb y ; A nna D a v is ; v i* . F ran k D a vis ; J. C. Davies; no part of the capital debentures is Kleck, R. 8. V G.; Ellen Zwelner. E L. ffie M D D a avies. vis ; P ietro Deben- expected to b<* use'll by the bank L. 8 V. O ; Mamie Erickson, detti ; R B D M e n a n ry e y D ; a M argaret A. D en Liquidating of the Multnomah Com musician ney ; E lbert C. D enw ia h e irs ; Theo. De mercial and Savings bank at Mult- ; R o s ie « : D e tro it T ru s t Co. ; A lice S. Dev- Paster Dim nomali caused an increase of ac Rev. C. M VanMarter of Tigard ereaux ; A n na Dewey ; John Dewey ; M ary counts at the local bank, swelling died last week in Ketchikan. Alaska. I A. D ’H o n d t. B ertha A. D k kin ecn . G. B. Dickinson ; J . Dixon Eat. ; E d ith D o an e; the deposits He had been in failing health for, n k C. D o a n e . Florence D o dge. Edith Identification of the new I. O. O .; a year and was visiting Alaska, D F ra o ie l: James D o ie l; F J. D o iia r d . F. liall In Tigard can be made as a ■ where he hoped to regain his health.! France* B. D onaldson; Ben D o o le y; N ora result of tlie placing of a large He had previously served 10 years sign on the front of tlie building. in the Far North. Rev VanMar It is a big three link sign, painted ter was born In Iowa and had been white, and shows up bnghtiy d u r-, active in religious circles on the JAZZ PIANO lug the day. coast since 1007. He retired in 1031. Special offer during January Hay shipped East He was widely known as an evan Activity In the hay market la evi gelist and was prominent in Metho »4.00 1 courve 11» I H M M ) . . dent as the result of the loading of dist ministerial circles. IVAN KOEBER four cars of hay on the Tigard sid Hillsboro ing. It 1» reported that the govern Ask your attorney to send your Phone 2943 ment Is buying it at (a a ton de legal advertising to the Argus. livered and »111 ship It to the mid dle west. Buying ol the hay will relieve the surplus in this district, which resulted from an excellent growing condition last summer. Flay Hilhi Friday Tigard first and second basketball teams have been victorious so far In the season with wins over Park- rose and Tualatin. The first team Isn’t It Ducky? Summons Tigard Pupils Take Contest M ORNING F IR G R O V E F 'kanuKii 3 O W ! Penneys S em i-A n n u al BEAUTIFUL FURS! LUXURIOUS FABRICS! Re-priced to Clear $Q 90 Now Only A great share of all bank ing business is transacted by mail. We send drafts on other banks through the mails daily for collec tion. The purchase of ex change, collections, and many other banking serv ices are transacted more frequently by mail than through personal calls at the bank. We invite you also to use this convenient service. * HILLSBORO BRANCH * T he FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK OF PORTLAND The Argus Gives Q u a lit y Service at F air Prices 17, 1935 BANK-BY-MAIL as we do If you do not have an ac count with us, write t o d a y about opening a checking or savings ac count. Good Printing You’ll “ look like a million’’ in one of these Coats — they have such smart lines, beautiful furs, and fine fabrics! H U R R Y IF Y O U W A N T ONE. Sizes 14 to 46 O N L Y 1 /9 CAN BE SEEN That part of an iceberg that is visible is impressive. Yet 8 /9 of its volume is hidden. You do not see the largest portion of your water company's system— the reservoirs, wells, purifying equipment, the vast net work of underground mains. Faucets and hydrants are the visible 1/9 of your water system. Yet it is the whole (not the part) that makes possible a water service which safeguards health and protects against fire. A REDUCED TO CLEAR TWO GROUPS This season’s Hats. A ll better Hats Blacks and Colors. Repriced ! Blacks, Navy, Brown. Repriced to clear! 89c OREGON-WASHINGTON WATER SERVICE COMPANY RICHARD E. WILEY, Manager ”OU>»f NANONAI 6ANK WUT OF TNf »OCKIW“ Women’s Felt Hats H ills b o r o , O regon E N N E Y ZS