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T ivo Sections — Muin Nt«ws Section mul Tux F oréeloHuru itìillsbor r g u s W ith Which is Combine»» the Hillsboro Independent VOLUM E II S ta te C a p ito l N e w s L e tte r Benefit Dance— Shiite Park Pavilion W ednesday Night HILkSHORO, O R EG O N , T H U R SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 24. 1935 Hagg Dairy Leads Herd Keep Informed on County News "Keep Informed on local and county affairs." Keeping you posted, not only on city, county and com* munlty events but on the weekly mercliandlslng offers of tradesmen and farm ers us well. Is the sole purpose of the Hillsboro Argus publish ers and stuff. O lance through this Issue of the Argus. Note the com plete coverage o f county, community and city n e w s provided by 30 correspond ents and an office staff. Head the reader-interest features such as Uie S tate Capitol News Letter, serial novels, comics, world news pictures a n d fashions. Study the adver tisements, both display and classified, and see how easy It Is to save the subscription cost many times over each year. Additional features h a v e been added recently In order to give the large family of readers a quality newspaper with the maximum of service. First hand Information on the activities of Washington county legislators and o n measures of particular Inter est m tills area will be fea tured during the present state assembly. And finally, the press lime has been set ahead f r o m Thursday afternoon to W ed nesday night with the result th a t all county subscribers re ceive th eir papers on T h u rs day morning. Subscribe to d ay ! Subscrip tion prices are »1.50 a year, 85 cents for six monriis and 50 cents for three months. Backing Law Forces Seen as Big Need Order of Moose to Hold Benefit Dance for Needy NO. 49 Relief Head Hits Rumors of Starvation Change Milk Mystery Serial to Begin Soon Control Bill "The Kennel Murder Case." acclaimed as the greatest and Benefit dance to assist In pro- most baffling mystery story Il V A I. L I N I) Il K O K i vldlng relief for needy transient of th e series w ritten by S. 8 families In W ashington county has Van Dine, will appear serial been scheduled for Wednesday eve- M artin's Legislative ly In the Hillsboro Argus be Inlng at Shute park auditorium by ginning February 7. | the local Moose lodge. The group Program Meeting Argus readers have enjoyed has also established a commissary "Queen Anne's Lace, ’ the pol Opposition R ced v ille D a iry m en M a k e D istrict A ttorn ey D eclares ‘n the old Den of Sweets building D ecla res G overnm ent O riginal Sponsor Consider» itical novel th a t has been ru n > on Second street as a clearing E n viab le R ecord for ning In this paper for the S yn d icalism A ct M ust house for donations of fruit, veget- C om m odities A v ailab le M easure as D an ger , M . ables and clothing. past four months. The pub 1934 P roduction ÇAI.KM The administration's inc-' to T ransient Group b e M a in ta in e d Auditorium has been donated for to D airym en lishers believe th a t "The K en Inlutive prog ruin h a s boggedj nel M urder Case," featuring ------------- I the benefit dance by R. C. Hub- -------------- down, tem porarily at least, under an ■ the breath-taking escapades , . . . _ . - bard and J. C. Carpenter, who have avalanche ot adverse criticism. A d of Philo Vance, the super R ed A c t iv it y / C it e d rink, ,ud and u>® music bunding for a skating A D D rooriation Cut T h re e C lasses D e leg a tio n O p p o se s m inistration leaders In th e house. I T o p s sleuth, will prove even more will be donated rr r where the bills are now pending, j popular th an the previous • i by the "Revelers" nine-piece or- ------------- however, were hopeful th a t objec- : serial. chestra. Mayor O arrett and mem- tlons raised to th e several ..... .. j\v era „e P ortland L eader to hpeak perg of the city council are also co- N o Starving F am ilies K now n C an a door bolt Itself? If P roduction M ark Oil Curb S ought by R o m ; could be satisfactorily Ironed out * operating. not, then how did the killer B efore R otarians to C ounty R elief Body and th a t the entire program, some- ) H igh in A ssociation H ughes S eek s T ax A id escape and bolt the door on Donations of food, fruit, veget- w hat modified, would be well on Us I the inside? Why was the vlc- j ables, clothing, etc. are being solic- way to completion by the end of tlm killed twice? Can you Good American citizenship m u s t! {tPd by members of the Moose "There are no starving families «By A. L. Lindbaak) the second week of the session. David Hagg Ar Sons. Iteedvlllc take a stand for law and order ^ d8P n" d‘rPi in Hillsboro or W ashington county ! read the story In a dog’s SALEM Amendments to the milk First Indications of opposition to dairymen, have dom inated monthly eyes? a n d support law enforcem ent o f - , « m i r r o r Heraona lh a t knoWn to th(. county re _ control bill proposed by Repre the measures which (lovernor M ar- reports of the Y amhill-W ashington These and other baffling flcials, declared D istrict Attorney , 8 communicate Uei committee. • This was the state- sentative Honey man would consti Un hud sen t to the legislature the Herd im provem ent association dur- questions present themselves O Russell Morgan in speaking be- h e a d o u a rte rs n t v n ¿¡¡¡to mPnt made today by R w WeU- tute only an entering wedge to tlrst day of the session, cuuie when mg the pust year with alm ost the to readers of "The Kennel fore the Hillsboro R otary club last »alanes Z r e ^ <ounty reUei committee chairm an the destruction of the work th a t the joint ways and m eans com m it- regularity of clock-work In the M urder Case ' as Philo Vance has been done In the past year Thursday. He urged all to make a m - f f v i l . i » in commenting on reports to the lee refused to put Us "okeh" mi the December tests, the Beedvlil« herd gathers the strands of evi study of existing conditions and v d e effect th a t some 50 transient fam - toward stabilizing the dairy indus planning comm ittee bill In spite of was high In the production class dence and seeks to find a sol renew th eir backing of constituted rbUefn ¡s ta te s lUes in the county were iacln* s la r- try in the opinion of A. P. Ire (he request from Uie executive de- (or more ttuui 40 cows, hud one ution to th e crime from a government. land of Forest Orove, who has been vation due to reductions In tr a n IHirtinent th a t tla* measure be Uf the two highest producing anl- bewildering mass of clews. D istrict attorneys of Oregon here this week working in opposi sient relief appropriations. spreded along on Its wuy to Uie main in the association and hud Don't miss the opening unanimously went on record as tion to the Honeyman measure. "Governm ent commodities are rtutute books. Members of Uie coni- the high producing cow Ui the two- chapters of this absorbing, tavormg th e s tr e n g th e n in g of the As sponsor of the milk control available for transient relief and m ltlec were of the opinion Dial year-old class. thrilling m urder mystery nov crim inal syndicalism law and In bill while a member of the senate are being distributed as rapidly as the measure went even farth er Uian lluggs herd of 52 grade Jerseys el which will appear serially asking all civic and patriotic organ from W ashington county in 1933 possible,” he explained. "The situa its sponsors suspected. One sen- uveruged 634 pounds of milk and in this- paper beginning Feb izations to give their support to ! Ireland Is Intensely interested In tio n is acute only In so far as the utor described It us a "F ranken- 37 77 pounds of butterful durUig ruary 7. the forces opposing repeal of this t the preservation of the measure In transient relief fund for January stein monsU'r which not even lls December, according to Uie report law. D istrict Attorney Morgan said tact except for a few minor am end has been reduced to almost a third + creator could dism antle and which released Uils week by J. P. Loli- the goal of comm unists for 1835 H ighw ay G roup to C ontract oi Previous appropriations. ments which will be proposed by woidd, ultim ately, devour Us m as-i reus, tester. "Sally ll," a grade was to secure repeal of this law the dairym en and distributors. Situation Explained ter." i Jersey owned by th e same dairy. if nothing else. All law enforcing for W id en in g B aseline Approximately 44 families on the B rat Down Price Senator Htrayer, democi st, and ranked us second high producing officers lh a t he had ever contained _____ county relief rolls are listed as 'T h e chain stores are back of veteran member of the c< nunlttee cow in the tests, turning tu a rec- were for the law, he said. "transients" because they have not the Honeyman bill," in the opinion declared Uu»t the measure would urd of 1283 pounds ol nulk knd 80 8 C ontract for widening an d re- resided in Oregon long enough to Protects La*-Abiding of Ireland. "They w ant to use milk set up a super-commission with pounds of buttorlut during t h e Referring to Governor M artin's surfacing Baseline street from F ifth establish residence. Relief funds for _____ as a leader which would mean the extra-legislative powers which could, month. In the two-year-old class. ___________ ________ ____ attitu d e on ____ th e syndicalism act. _Range street will be awarded the care of this classification of resumption of the old milk wars If It were so minded, seriously in- Haggs’ "im leh 18" topped the field Morgan stated th a t in answer t o a next Thursday by the state high- needy is entirely separate from work T ax L eague H ears T a lk and ultim ate beating down of the terfere with the duties of depart- with a production ol 1032 pounds direct question from him at the way commission, according to word and direct relief for residents, Weil ,• o -n I price received by the producer for m ent and Institution heads Sen- of mUk and 68.1 pounds of butter- E q u alization B ill hu product •• district attorneys' meeting the gov- ceteived by Hillsboro officials this declared. ator Zim merm an, R epresentative fat. ernor had said th a t he opposed lls * eek Proposed improvement, which G overnment commodities and di- Snyder and other members of the Keeord» Given j Neither can Ireland see any good • T repeal and would veto it if it pass- a federal aid project, will be a rect relief funds are distributed cuinm lllee also took turns a t pick- B. •’ S tu p fels herd at 8t. Paul Tax levy of 1 t» mills under the . l purpose to be served V I l i i n C f C I f l L i l W ed the legislature The United Slates continuation of the highway work to transient families following the - , h „ by th e pro- lag Ute measure to pieces. T here was high In Uie class lor herds of supreme coutl . declared the prose- completed last sum mer from the same investigations as are conduct- proposed “ County School Equaliza- P“ “ 1 th® co<?“ '0 board was. apparently no objection to the between 20 and 40 anim als with an .... tutor. as a m atter of sell p ie ^ r - clty F ifth street. , ed for regular relief cases, he s l a t - , rion" bill ------ - ------------- “ Ve members- would ----- provide approxi- j TOm creation of an advisory commission average record of 880 pounds of Baseline street will be widened ed The only discrim ination Ues In mately J800 p teacher In 'c o u n ty i tat2 . i * U1 ° ° ly increaae adndn' p n f f T . L valion, has held th a t It is tne per- to work out a program of public milk and 38.23 pounds of bultcrfut Nex ro m o n a u i n e e n la n e iecl Of a state to fram e to 36 feet lo r a distance n c e of o f five fiv e the fact th a t transients are not . . . ... istrauve cost of the board w ithout works and conservation of Uie lor 28 purebred Jerseys. G. H. grade schools when added to ex- ' adding any to the effectiveness of crim inal syndicalism laws for a pro- blocks, according to the proposai, eligible for work relief P la ces at T ualatin s la te s n a tu ra l resources, which. It Pullenwlder, a new member at tection ol the law-abiding citizen New euros, gutters an d driveways Many of the transient families isting state, elem entary and county the control,” he pointed out. "As seems. Is all tlia t the governor Is Carlton, ranked first In the class ugainst those who would overthrow are to be installed and the street now ln Washington county have school funds. T his was th e state- for the consumer oemg represented particularly Interested In. for 12 to 20 animals, 14 pureured __ _____ Resolution declaring c e r t a i n governm ent by force. repaved, according to George Me- come from the drouth areas, ac- ment of O. B. K raus county school on the board the three member» to U1C the b‘“J*r budgetary 'M in pounds g 887 of pounds of clause» of the Truck and Bus bill this . (Opposition ' la r y con- milk and •''« 48.1S bu tter- Communists have the most insld- Q«e. city m anager. cording to Leon Davis of the coun- pr,ripnt ln r iiscu csln e th e now on the board are consumers.” Ireland was only one of h a delega- trol bill», two in number, developed m onth In the «null to be detrim ental to Uie agrlcul- i o u s ways of achieving certain ob- Request th a t the commission com- SE RA oiiice. These people come pc ■ ■ 2, ^ ^ a t Friday's MMtoo to the hottoj h(.rd o mR ‘ D ick ie, herd a t tu rs l Industry and asking th a t Uie jcclive. th a t one can conceive, de- p le i? the highway widening on he" , wlth Ultle money' expecting proposed measure Saturday night ion of sevenU dauym en hero dwr- rommlUse on adm inistrallon and Nl,wbt.r won | loMors wltj, n l,„. G range legislative committee seek d a re d the district attorney, who Baseline through Hillsooro w a s 10 work and not i'eaii'4e during a W ashington County T a x ,“ *8 an e ,io rt splke reorganization which U sponsor- purebr,.d nnd grttd(, Jerscy8 aver. repeal of restriction on farm vehicles read quotations from trial testl- made by city officials and rest- e" 1Plo-'™ent is practically not avail- Equalization league meeting hero. I measure. ¡in, « '.¡n i ™ u ire an «1 called “8 ‘“ 8 103 P” ““ «» ol "»‘IK “>'d 48 98 adopted Wednesday afternoon mony in crim inal syndicalism cases dents last summer. Word th a t »10,- ablJ . UmU? Another meeting of the t a x ; Like,J' b r ,¡¡¡¡¡..«1..^.L ir a , ¡¡¡¡I pounds of butterfat. by the W ashington County Pomona “ nd from th eir program of tactics 008 had been set aside for the pur- , fa™llles are n° l , . Representative Ross of W ashing- M If-supporting booids u,‘d ^ ' llnla' High producing cow In the asso- G range a t T ualatin. OUier resolu- calling lor strikes, general strikes pose was received last August. Later st n t th eir PUces oi lea8Ue wlU heW a t t*1® : ton county broke into the limelight sion» to pl.uc inelr revenues in claUon ,or December was "Alice." tlons presented sought reduction of and demonstrations. He declared the city received assurance th a t he declared- house a t 8 p. m. this S atu rd ay ; tip» weeg the sponsor of a bill the " ' • f * 8’'“ * ' [ ~ a purebred Guernsey owned by »he governor » proposed budget by th a t overthrow of the United S tates the widening would be completed °rifanizations in Hillsboro with Donald T. Templeton, county which is expected to find strenuous look to the legislature for appro- JaIllt.s crulckshank At Sons at Me- elim inating duplicate ol flees and government by force is an objective, tor a full five blocks. and Waahington county have al- judge, as one of th e speakers, opposition from the big on com- prlallons for th eir support. Sports- T his anim al produced curtailm ent of the number of rep- They suggest Infiltration of their Fourteen other hwhwav nrmecL, u® /8 taken “»» «ctive p art in re- County legislators have also been panics. men of the s t a le who »uppori the J oj „„.g iuul 84 , pounds resentatlves In the state legislature workers to spread Uie germ of revo- wU1 be aw ar<ied c o n tra c to rs ^ t th e }ifii W° F^ “ n<L be^n Part,cu* invited to attend. H. R. Findley, The measure, briefly, would pro- gume coninilSHion through purchase of bllt(l,ria during the ______ monUi Clause in the Truck and Bus bill lution ui the arm y anu navy, advo- stale highway commission meeting larIy active ln handling the transient chairm an, stated th a t meetings hibit wholesalers of oil from en- ______ t _ during__ of and in the n » age >a., r classes iu » , w » n tliat attracted tio n cConiinu«d on p.»< s, column i ) Thursday Projects proposed in problem’ R was explained. may be held each Saturday night gaging also ln the retail business. i . hunting . ..,.a fishing r r n r .,n r license» » w ith ob- th e B a d e rs In were attracted Dartlcular particular atten attention during the state assembly. A large enactm ent, it is pointed out, s a s •s W ashmgton county, other th an the attendance is urged. would require th e big distributors local Improvement, include the ro- rates on farm - produce x - ~ ......................... .......- was - also .... Purpose of the equalization bill who now- operate their own filling suriacm g of approximately a half- sought. Resolution on the budget is to distribute the school tax bur- stations to dispose of these proper- nule of the T ualatin valley high members of the oUier profession» ________________ wo* laid on the table. P^CCPC C ~ ' |' ' l i n i C den- K raus declared Saturday Larg- tlts at ° “ce w ^d ep en d en t dealers. way in Forest Grove and the grad wlxNM* examining boards would also Fay Mills of W ashington G range ing and paving of 1,1 miles of the A er district» would help small dis- Representative Hughes of W ash- be effected by tills measure w ant was installed as Pomona master. Votaw unit, M ultnom ah county line- tricts with low valuations. State mgton county is co-author with flic legtalature to keep hands off O ther officers installed were: Harry a u ,h », T hat a community credit policy Newoerg section of the West Side Transportation and tuition claims school fund, arising from interest Representative Caufield of Tllla- llielr board*. And so it goes. t o L » P H n n n r p J j * h s u d c k l« B h e r w ^ d ^ t . ^ r should l,rotcct h*'111 m erchants and Paciilc Ingtiway. totaling »30.310 for the first half °n the irreducible school fund, the mook county and Senator Staples The other measure ln this group IO D C I l O l l O l C U 3; “ • 8 U ‘‘ k e *\ llr*'(xxl. lecturer, consumers was the declaration of M aintenance agreem ents in con- of the current year were approved two-mill elem entary tax and the of M ultnom ah county, of a m eas- would authorize the governor or ur . i l u « ,n Ste* ’ c c «ram ati of Portland, credit necuon with Uie proposed highway Friday night by the non-high school county school fund would be pooled ure which would prohibit the ie- Ins budget director to revise bud ~ Mills, Washington, as- manager of Bedell company, a t the widening project were approved this district board. Claims for tuition with the special equalization levy moval of standing tim ber from any gets of Uie various stale d ep art inoi c « ’.nmu r H tvêndrk’e 'l Y n l i i ^ * k Ur.2|U ' rh am ber of commerce Monday noon, week by the city council. Agree- amounted to »19.575 and for tran s- and distributed to schools on the Jand on which th e taxes had not ments and InsUlutlons, shift money Mayor en c °E 'w f r T»d Kx-Counill- R ,' t ’**dt> c, “Plam . A. M. Kennedy, Braman outlined the co-operative m ents to m aintain improvements portation »10,745. basis of the num ber of teachers. Pa‘d. The bill bears the emer- Small school districts would gain ®nd “ aPPro w d would „y the proposed plan, he declared. deco“ e ®ffect‘v® immediately upon Medium sized and large d i s t r i c t s s ^ t m - e by th e governor, action. 715, tuition »1875; Tigard union will still have to levy special dis- ’ except tliosc headed by elective of- arc planned on th e program. Beatrice Hanson, Beaverton. Po- M erchants must work together ln high school, transportation »1795. trlct taxes, he continued. y f • w-»« flcials Representative Homer Angell R. R. Easter, P. L. P atterson and order to prevent excessive open tuition »3750; Hillsboro union high Discussions of the “County School X- 1 O U S 1 H P XT l c L f l of M ultnom ah county, who led the T. O. Bronleewe have general charge i> y— accounts and to elim inate credit school, transportation »3000. tuition Equalization" bill and the ''»3000 C5 fight against the measure, declared of the event O ther committees In- K C C fC a tlO n I j r O U D S p s s i o n H p t * P »3750; Forest Grove union high evils, the speaker declared. On the Exemption" proposal were held in a. a. J th at It would perm it the governor elude: Mrs A. W. H offm an and _ _ * t o r w - o o x v /x a * 1 L I V rfhooj transportation »300. tuition an other hand, m erchants m ust work informal m anner due to the I V J C C tS d ld t C C l to upset the work of the ways and Mrs. R. J. Nicol, bridge, Mrs C. T. P laM S M p P tS H l 'I V with debtors through pooling of _____ I »900; T ualatin high school, tran s- small attendance resulting fro m | _ means committee and the leglsla- Rlcliardson an d Mrs Lyman Howe w - w - x j a bad weather. hire and vested entirely too much pinochle: Mrs. T O. Bronleewe and Recreation school community or- o accounts m ^ id ln to ^ e r Insure in ^ T h collections e ^ ^ o m '^ ^ with- èm authority ln one official. Mias Marlon Lytle, surprise; and 8“,n 4 a t on„ 1lei‘ders , of W ashington n. 8 g th customer em Intensive campaign for house re * * • Mrs Eva Downs Mrs ELhel Humps county will be held ln Hillsboro. pairing and remodeling under th e and Mrs E C.' McKln ev. . “ >d W<«besday Co-operation and organization are th e county jamboree with Hills c o u n t i n g to »1500 from Portland B en n ett In v ited schools were also approved. federal housing adm inistration pro- post and auxiliary unit a i Transportation costs this year are u.!,,™.,! m b. a » fast 1 ^ , one ri^i.i „ J directors . u - R lJîi; '„ . " 4 “ ?°™ P ï “ 18e h all cording to B ram an Action on a „ ” stepped Into right „If off Officers . and to A d d ress M eet gram w111 ** started ln Hiusbon» of their t h e trude under Skow. the direcUon of M the tS G N er- credit poUcy a t thte rime is oar of hosU' Indlvld^al business sessions based on C controcU between the representing a- iic t.r iv the two groups will be held orio. the bat of the M ultnom ah county chamber of commerce and their - „ „ . . . . . , ! February 4 with a series of m eet- •kingmakers" when he passed out wive. wUl serve M th e re c e p ito U t»»l R eere.tiof, a s s o c ïa ïto " N“ ' p r o v ^ t h e ^ m r o n c e ^ i th ^ e r e t^ aV t a ? Tn'tÏTe Vrie?ans ^ ¿ r a ^ X ° n„U?„C t y ^ ^ „ h ? o e.tL o T e! ^ d . n tde ? Portland, has has been been Invited Invited to lngs , for businessmen, contractors, _ . -------- __r ----- of Portland, —, a s - ; committee. This group will Include com m unity group entertainm ent evils th a t Dreeederf th* bal1 on West tendent. said. Tuition in the county address th e Townsend club m eet- sealers and farm ers. T hree speak- signments. While the voice was th e Mr. and Mrs. H L. MacKenzle, M r “f adm8lnds an d descripttons will pression P ca tne recent de- Legionnaires will m eet at t h c is based on »75 per year per stu- ing a t 2:30 p. m. Sunday a t the ers, versed in th e federal housing volee of Cooter the luuid lookini and Mrs. P. L. Patterson, Mr. and n,*„dcl!Ji>Il'’.t,r“ted *19’ ,be co o p é ra - pres*’on- Problems which m ust be settled X5tei aii l ,,ha11 8 ° ’clock very much like the hand of G ra- Mrs All O Johnson. Mr. and Mrs ; 9Ti:pl'‘h„‘mtel ‘,dl,i i , i , A in establlshlng cornmunll^r c ^ n f ? ^ d e n t l ' S , ( T wUl r o m m S t o ^ w‘^ c h S ^ k e r * . " ¡P rogram X t be In attendance, ac- ham -L atourette-et-al of the Mult- Morris Well. Mr and Mrs. C. T. d e s Include handling of de- ' ?h ? UX' charge u due t0 the fact th a t most Salem a t the m onster mass Town- campaign m am w er8 * ’ ' policies nomali delegation. Cooter's prom pt Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. L. People intending a tten d 1 sirould ilnquent accounts, excessive m er- . a ry m em bers m eet ln the cham - of the students from th is county send plan hearing Monday after- „ .. 8 recognition of his boner and hi* J Rushlow. An orchestra consisting make plans to be present all three chandlse returns, pyram iding of a c - ' WUh M” ' attendln8 Portland schools go to , noon ln the state house before the I open w th , t h e just as prom pt re-assignm ent o f , of C harles Walker. R. J. Scearce, evenings as the program Is pro- counts and interest charges on open 1 P,a ,ttFr.so" , Presldln8- trade schools. | unemployment committee and Jo in t1 chamber 0 * commerce luncheon, some of the more im portant com- J J. B. Ihle, John Spicker and Tom greasive. according to W F Cvrus accounts. B ram an stated. He pointed “ a r old /• W arner of Portland. Total of 638 students from no n -I meeting of the legislature. .D uring the afternoon, meetings are m lttee chairm anships did much to | Shuck will provide music. ! county agent. • • r . out how P ortland firm s co-operated 1’a u °n al vice-commander ot t h e high school areas were listed by I Several thousand delegates from i scheduled for contractors and build- restore harm ony In the runks an d i — ■■■ — — —— — ---------—--------- through the Portland C redit bureau j An’erlcan Legion and immediate the board. Claims, however, are : the Townsend cluhs of Oregon at- m aterial dealers. A rrangem ents Just to prove tliat there were no on these problems and explained P“ 1, ,s ta,t c commander, will be the based on the average dally attend- tended this meeting asking th e 1are now being made to have the hard feelings the members gave how several stores working to- “~ Principal speaker. He will discuss ance. ' — ------------- ■ B - I .— . grang- --------- nplpal sPeaker- ance state legislature t o memorialize I m a k e r s appear *--«— before local their speaker a vote of confidence.' gether could accomplish far more „ , ayn!.ent of AdJnsted Service Routine business was conducted; congress to enact the Townsend i ers ln the evening to explain how th an one Individual firm. certificates a t the Joint meeting. during the balance of the board old age revolving pension plan In- bhe program affects the farmers. Estes Snedecor, Portland attorney, Members oi th e organization from meeting. j to law. R epresentatives of the Io- ! Program was outlined Thursday Development of standard credit who was one of the outstanding applications requiring competent P ortland and other nearby c e n -; _________ ____ ; cal club were Rev. and Mrs. R. L. when V. H. D ent of the Portland house members ln the 1933 session, (Authentic statement by R<»ver W. Itabeon) r* J tax of from five to fifteen per cent references and credentials is now ' ters are also expected. Forest Grove t Putnam , Miss Theona Putnam , Mrs. office visited ln Hillsboro to check but who was defeated for the dem Copyrieht 1935 being conducted by P ortland mer- has challenged Sherwood for at- 1 a x p a y t ' F S K c d C C D l would be necessary to finance the PubliHhem' Financial Rureau | J. F. Buckland and Rev. H e n ry ' up on progress of the program In ocratic nom ination last May, Is chants. He declared th a t the time tendance at the local meeting 1 z Young. I this area. Babson Park, Florida, January plan. TTie »1,800.000.000 required serving ns legal advisor to Governor would come when m erchants and! -------- ---------------- Land in T a x S u it M nrtln In drafting the adm lnlstrn- *8’ 1038 Som e readers may re for the first m onth's operations of consumers would co-operate In es- r j - f W 7 * the pension would be raised through turn m easures and passing on s u c h , 8ard the Townsend Old Age Plan as Forty tracts of land Included ln a general credit policy. I y CRI W l t l t C F measures as come into the hands [ »hotber white rabbltt, while others the usual methods of government tabllshlng the county tax foreclosure action H. E. Staples of the local Credit of the governor a fter m aking th e may honestly believe th a t the financing. Townsenders see a tre Bureaus, Inc., acted as chairm an. ; for the years 1930 and prior have circuit of the house and senate. (scheme Is a true social panacea. mendous saving ln certain direc been redeemed since the summons • • • All. however, m ust recognize th a t tions For example, through the J was first published January 3, ac- The dem and of Harry Hopkins. 11 1,as created a powerful Interest elimination of present pension sys Federal A ir B ase I cording to Miss Gladys Eisner of Ry Clinton F. Haight federal relief adm inistrator, th a t froln l h r Pacific to the Atlantic tems, of poorliouses, and through teaches has been sought alike by the tax departm ent. Redemption of Editor, Blue Mountain Eagle Oregon put up $4.000,000 a year to- ln tbe subject of old age pensions, a sharp drop in crime costs. But A fter giving W ashington county the tracts brought In approxlm ate- both saint and sinner, for a sinister in S ta te P rom ised Canyon City, Oregon ward the relief of Its own u n e m -l T h ® discussion already aroused In addition to these savings, Town or a scantlfled sentim ent. ,a of real w inter last week- ly »3000 In delinquent taxes. Miss i Editor’» N ote- He- ployed has the governor and th e [ Rhows clearly th a t there Is a tre- send Crusaders see costless opera . B ut let us bounce about. y alr base would be end. the w eather man suddenly Eisner declared. , h„ Or^ „ „ Legislator v -,.r „ Haight, ,r„ „ r_ tion when the scheme Is once under ro n irlT ' m 1 arm lawinakers worried. So far no one mcndous pressure ln this country way. room, ■ where the " e? r p?rtland was the changed his mind late Sunday night, Tax foreclosure suit as originally osie. ¡raL-ibiZ editor of the oft-qiot«i . This historic , , has come forward with any p r n c - ) hxlay for the passage of some form central th ought of a confidential cleaned u d the snow and ice in ched included approximately l l 0 0 - l B,u* Mount>in >•*»!•.” wh<*« "exagger-1 house meets is not on the square Purchasing Prosperity tlcal suggestion as to where this of old n8e soclal security. report received in anfhnwU<A. Portland this timi» a ana n d p g in m a d « » u u h « « » 000 in delinquent levies and ab o u t, ‘ .£nd dr?1,<r‘M h*ye I t is a beautiful room, ornate, I« r record tto r n tune returned conditions M « m u o u ic v ic a a n u » W U l popular!»«! him w ith the people o f south- n r e t e n t ln n e a ild o H w it h much cash Is to be had. T he only S2*M’ “ Month a t Sixty j These people — -.... th a t ,„vu claim their week from m illtArv authorities in to normal. 1350 parcels of land. Approximately — t o w n . " 1» writing thi» column, P«tenU ous. gilded and with the W nshinoton D. n o C. Hillsboro, uni-»™ - G c resh —u l t t . ------ . . . great windows embellished w ith th e suggestions so far advanced In- First, let me briefly outline th e pension plan will end the depression WaslUngton. j * * H eavy s n o w ia u ill almost ----- r Y T were nam ed ,n the „ „ J n, , volve certificates of Indebtedness 1 1 1 11 proposM to give a pen sio n ! abruptly and perm anently. They H ill V a n c o u v e r stained a rt glass of the cathedral of s X e ardest‘V “L i. "ttPn,p“ W ^ S / t o g V u ^ X n 't w ^ i S of'unredeem ed property In-I or bond Issues or sotno new t a x ' °* *200 P*'r m onth to every person j feel th a t our problem today Is medieval mystery. and when It comes to this latter ovrr ',lxty veara of a8e having no simply to create more purchasing secure designation as the site for of snow covered the floor of the volved in the foreclosure action #ion lhMt *re not »epaarin« in the daily The room looks much larger th a n projxisal Ideas seem to be confined ®rlmln»> record. The rerlpient prom- j power and prosperity will return the promised governm ent air base, valley. During the day two more will probably be held about M arch , of the It Is, writh the speaker, Jo h n Coo- to more taxes from Incomes by re- i lNes' linder oath, th a t he or she post-haste. With oldsters obligated The letter indicated th a t three lncti£J fel1 fr e e in g w eath- 20. according to the district atto r- Anc* 80 ls the legislature, the ter, standing up behind an elevated duclng the exemptions or to some wl’1 not. Pn8aBe In any fu rth er to spend »19,200,000,000 a year, there Pacific coast bases were to be es- er f,riday and Saturday turned the ney’s office. This date has been h°tise. one of the three legs upon bar, like a saloon. Down ln front sort of a sales tax, n either of 8aln*,tl Inbor nnd th a t he or she will be created such a gigantic de- tabltshed. It also m entioned th a t tenm orature of* toe v m ? w « tentatively set so as to avoid the whlch the 8rand oId state of O re~ of him ls another bar where a whlch Is very popular in Oregon. ! w111 ?Pe n d , »he »200 during t h e ! m and for all kinds of goods th a t Oregon was one of the last areas of S atm ^ay i t o t ‘ wh?S t h “ th??mo- rush anticipated on M arch 1ft when Ron stands, like a tr lp o d -th e ex- cow-puncher from Eastern Oregon, • • • month w ithin th e United States. Idle m anufacturing plants will lm- flrst rank in commerce and Indus- m eter dropped to 10 degrees. | tb ® ilrst quarter of the 1935 taxes e®uriy®. Judicial and legislative— m ight be tem pted to step and buy Both the house and senate have I ¡™® plan ls bflsed on the theory | mediately be forced to operate a t w ithout ealr‘°starions 10 ** en tlrely . Sl’nday .U'ornlng local residents wln be payable. and under our form of government, a drink. Behind this bar are four loaded their payrolls with the u s u a l1 llftl Pach Person spending »200 a | capacity. The sting of the financ- it is with the legislative leg th a t or five bartenders and a member i ...... | awoke to find snow falling again. ntimber of clerks, stenographers and ,” ont1’ crrn tps a Job for one or Ing tax will be eased by our swift governm ent limps. I t ls the parlia can step up to the bar and order a 'bo c b I committee consisting of O. Four more inches of snow tell dur- City M anager A tten d s other employes 83 ln the senate i ’PJ? ‘“ Idltl?nal workers. About Journey to prosperity. Some en- t helps, C. T. Richardson and W. Cl.; inff the day, bringing the total m vssv entary »4 • • 1 aa * c * ® j •»• » « ^ v branch i a h u h u of i B government i/v c m u ie iib u th ia a v t resolution, memorial or a bill or _ m u n i c i p a l M e e t F riday has been found wanting. Not only you can find out anything th a t and 114 In the house which is slight- would be expected to ac-1 thuslastlc exponents even claim Ide are acting in the Interests o f ! for th e stor<' to eight. Late Sunday evening a "Chinook • wind sent the George McGee, city m anager, a t- in this country, but throughout the has happened here for 25 y ean , ... above ----- . the first week record for cept the pension. Hence. Townsend there will never be another de the Hillsboro designation ly tem perature up to norm al a n d ! tended a session of the League of world the function of legislative from Fred Drager, the chief clerk, the 1933 session. Every senator and adherents allege the plan would pression—"hum anity will forever be hvr M n n ^ v snow blanket' 10 8lush I ? rP8on c ltlw Friday a t Salem. The authority have been merged with representative has a personal secre open Jobs for n t least 8,000,000 relieved from the fear of destitution Band Instrum ents Needed legislative program of th e league imperial rule, taking the form of a who knows w hat’s what, who’s who and w ant." and hence "the genial tary whether they need one or not. people under sixty. Band Instrum ents of all kinds by Monday. and why. n tn o z fln n lt _ Tem peratures since Sunday have was discussed. H itler a Mussolini "nr a R n r e n .. <n does Dr. Townsend - - propose Muny of the legislators h a v e . How „ ----- sun of hum an happiness will dis are needed by the grade school ln been And to the left is the press with norm al and practically all of “W estern City." the official pub- America OT a Bureau ln brought th eir wives along to handle | n“ncp, hls sc,5 ' ” P? Wlth 8 000 - sipate the dark clouds of distrust the organization of a band. They _ . , th eir noiseless typew riters grinding dav Snow dlsaPPeared before Tues- ( Ucatlon for municipal leagues in 1000 people receiving »200 each day. ' ----- I»»—.".. m u.uv.p.1 .nm ues m | Running th e current o f t h e out the dope th a t von folk hack thelr stenographic work. The house '* ‘ would appreciate hearing from own and gloom, and despair. City workmen cleared stash from c o X \ Picture °o) M c o T e ''ta 'th e ' ^ ‘V h o u n w e r ^ r o ^ had eight assistant serg ean t-at- m onth rile annual cost would be Now, w hat are some objections ers of such Instrum ents with the arms. four door-keepers and four »19.200.000.000. Townsendlans esti to this "catchy" Idea? Will there view of borrowing and perhaps buy sidewalks a n d downtown streets January Issue. McGee is vlce-presi- the governor with the Jeweled dla- gon J o u m ^ D u ^ e i n n e ^ S J - mate th a t a "m anufacturers' sales (Continued on pnge 7, column 6) ing. (Continued on page 8. column 4) Monday, dent of the Oregon league. dem of authority, which history! (Continual on p » „ i, MtunuU) Tests Again Street Work Planned Here Gives Alarm J Kraus Cites School Data Grange Seeks Ex-Councilmen Credit Policy Plan Outlined Non-High Body County Legion Towsend Pension Proposal Scored by Noted Economist Sidelights of State Assembly Given by Ring-side Observer Visits Valley am a w