THE
Page Ten
H IL L S B O R O
ARGUS.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Thurmlny, January 31, 1935
T
ly chairmen on baseball, member
the session started its nightly grind
tlu»sc tn office by being present.
ship and community service
as a whole committee Tuesday in
I Brown 'Ht Mr mid Mr» Floyd
, says Mary L. Horner, secretary. Fot
L. Brown of tthiuly Hrouk. Ja n
l-Vrest Grove post won a challenge
an effort to find out Just how much
| luck lunch will be served at noon
uary 28. u boy.
attendance contest with Sherwoxl.
money it is going to be necessary
by the ladies of Hie various locals.
tViiglit 1'u lilr mul Mrs Perry I.
Musical program Included a vo
to spend to keep essential activi
I Gl
IW U V .Ill I/ i Wright "f MiiuntatiiiliUe. January
cal trio by Joy Welker, Mary Cald
ties going, so that it can be de
29. a girl
G rangers O p p o se
well and IX'rothy Solder, accompan
termined how much, if any, sur
Supplying local poultry markets
plus there will be to apply toward
Western turkey growers m u s t ied by Mrs. Fred Caldwell, and a
In
keeping
with
a
major
oblee-1
O ld G a m e B ody D ischarged-, unemployment relief.
and disposal of surplus are the two
M ilk Bill C h an ge live for 1935 of Ils gland exalted CORWIN HARDWARE
build up their stock through care dance by M e Busch.
Next meeting will be lield at principal phases of the poultry
Hie McMinnville Elks lodge
ful selection, breeding and manage
N e w Com m ission N a m e d
llradquftrtrm
Letters asking county legislators ruler,
marketing problem In Oregon, ac
Nil 12H;i hit ■ lie pm 11 i
ment and must liold down diseases Banks in April.
to
oppose
the
proposed
amendment
H iUii H o o p e r s Lead
H u n tin g nnd F la ilin g
tn their flocks In order to retain About sixty Auxiliary members a t cording to G. C. Keeney, manager to the state milk control law were tlon of petitions inemorlaUalng eon-
i-ress for legislation ileemed neces
Governor Martin discharged the
the industry tn the west This was tended tlie county council meeting of the Pacific Producers' associa forwarded to Salem tills week by sary
S up p lica
to eradicate com m il 111st anil
entire game commission Tuesday
B asketball T o u rn ey the declaration of H. E Cosby, ex at the chamber of commerce rooms tion. This statement was made last members
oilier subversive Influences from
of
the
Hillsboro
Grange
Aladdin I. aiii |>«
preceding
the
Joint
meeting
at
the
and in the same sweeping gesture
Tuesday
before
75
poultrymen
a
t
tension
specialist,
who
spoke
Thurs-
(Continued iron» oaf« on«)
the country.
liadlo
Tube« Traled Krr»
ppotnted five new commissioners peter^J,'‘‘" s " '" Helens center, was day before 31 turkey growers at Veterans' hall. Speakers of the tending the monthly Washington This action was taken In accord
In the hands of W Verne Mc
....
dismissal the g> - hlgh scorer with clght
co X Forest Orove
meeting were the state president, county poultry meet at Beaverton. ance with a decision reached last Kinney of Hillsboro are copies of
session ^•»th-
of the led the locals w
Turkey
Far eastern markets are good Wednesday during t h e Pomona the petitions, which outline the
em or called a Joint
.
wlth
Turkey Indus
industry was driven west- Mrs. Cecelia Gunn of t li e Hood
Grange meeting at Tualatin.
WK
in mkai , k h i < tk
eight points of legislation em
legislature
and
delivered - a
IV
giOJBVUl V —
— —
who
in the preluninarv game the St ward by a disease known as "black River unit, now living to Portland; outlets for surplus since the east
Resolution seeking to curtail the phasized ln the Amerleantsm pro
WrUa
ing denunciation of politicians wno He,pns
team defeated the head." according to Cosby. Free Mrs. Gladys Turnbull, state vice- will pay a premium for fancy white-
number
of
representatives
In
the
Kir« and A utom obil« Inaurane«
gram and now receiving support
seek to block passage of bUls which ]oc(U B_s
22
' ' '
range, availability
a n d discovery president; and Mrs Elsie Graham, shelled eggs. Keeney slated.
state
legislature
was
laid
on
the
among
the
14(g)
Elk
lodges
through
Mnk« l.oaiia am i l a a t i « Hur«iy H«uttia
Pacific l*oultry Producers' associ
make
— up his
— program.
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Forest Grove high school defeated that chickens are dormant carriers state child welfare cliairman. Mrs.
the country.
New commissioners appointed in-
d lg
12 prijgy to go Into of "blackhead” and should not be Paul Patterson, county president, ation is one of the five western co table following lengthy diacussloii out W illi
KURATLI & W18MER
eo-operatlon of the Ameri
by
grangers
attending
the
Pomona
elude Lew Wallace of Multnoman, & Up for second ,a<c wlth Beaver- raised with turkeys has caused the gave a resume on national defense. operatives belonging to tlie Pacific-
I II I. I. N l IO l t U , U K M id N
can Legion, ehmnbers of commerce,
Orange
meeting.
Egg Producers which has offices
Charles E. Retley of Klamath m s ,
ln
county basketball race, retention of the Industry In the
I I I « H«ron4 Mt
service clubs and patriotic organ- ; T«i«phon« l l t f l
Five
candidates
w
e
r
e
Initiated
Dexter Rice of Roseburg, E X w u - Tl rf ls j las( plai.e with twp west-
in the east, he declared in describ
tsatlons, the citizens of each com
during
the
evening
meeting.
P\il-
G
rou
p
at
C
orn
eliu
s
son of Corvallis and George K. straight defeat.s
ing
co-operative
organizations.
This
munity
will
la-
given
the
opportu
Policy of many growers to mar-
Aiken of Ontario. Members of the Hl|M u<>
organization, by having marketing lowtog tlie ceremony, the Winona nity of signing The petitions from
( ( S t ) B e a v e rto n
ket the best of their birds and
all communities will la- assembled
3. k le in save as breeders only those unfit
game body discharged were ca ri CoI 1 14
u
■
specialists I11 the east and having Grunge presented a progrum.
E
lects
M
rs.
Fiske
Hetu
11I the Elks Memorial building.
7
F .......-
D Silven of Baker. Dr. Irving E . Mataen.
m > wh >. 7
direct contacts with western pro
must be abandoned.
4. Enwtona for market
Pattenaon. 12
c
Chicago.
February 22. Washington s
The Neighbors o f Woodcraft ducers, is able to secure as reliable N e w C ity S tre e t Signs
Vining of Ashland, Dr. J C V»"- r tîrx’gan,
G* '7 ,7 '» 2 ..... .
j . Gibaon
C.
birthday, mid I here prepared for
Thimble club met tn Buunlng’s i market Information as any market
S. Maaon
devert of Bend. Matt Corrigan of Torhet
s
Torbet, S
G
B
ein
g
P
la
c
e
d
T
h
is
W
e
e
k
formal presentation to congress.
.... 1. Saxton
hall Thursday afternoon Officers ing organization.
i
McMinnville, and Dr. L. E Hibbard l Cook.
Cook. t s .
The eight-point program Includes:
uetton and excessively large were
New street signs are now being
1. Bielm an
S
Everything to Inaurane«
B a rr. 5
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elected as follows: Mrs. Ida
This union of western cooper put tn place In Hillsboro and the 1 Investigation ol ail subversive
Of Bums.
Richardaon
S
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I should be avoided He pointed B. Fiske. president: Mrs E a r l
Action followed appearance of a Hobcher
s
out that breeding stock should Smith, vice-president; Mrs Charles atives is of marked value to the new house numbers and street aethltles bv the department of
rh«
II» M a < d > ln ( to n
IMI
with ample funds provided ;
delegation before a house commit-
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be selected early in the fall and Lathan. secretary; Mrs. R. Schultz, western poultry producers since all names may be u s'd In mailing ad Justice
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♦
to
furnish
personnel
and
cover
ex
clerk Board of finance Includes of the Pacific coast eggs are m ar dresses after the first of the week, penses, with discretionary author- 1
kept separate from other birds
1*^on* the* groimds that If game Scout T ro o p s P lan
Mrs.
Albert
Bunntng.
Mrs.
Paul
keted
through
the
same
channels,
incubation of turkey eggs presents
to Oeorge McGee, city tty to publish facts concerning In
Melanson, and Mrs. William Du- lie said. This does away with ex according
commission moneys went Into the
YOUNG'S
»
•
y y
a numoer
number of problems.
problems, all 01
of wnicn
which sick.
manager, i-wo crews of men started dividuals or organizations seeking
Installation
of
officers
was
general fund these would be di-
cess
competition,
reducing
market
A
n
n
iversary
n
e
r
e
have not been solved due to the conducted by Mrs William VanLoni
to overthrow tne government by
work
placing
tin-
new
signs
Tuesday
Funeral H o m e
verted to other uses. Governor Mar
,
u
...
ing costs and makes it possible for and will probably finish by tlie force or violence; 2 Outlawing or
Celebrate Birthday
ganizations having for their pur
tin scored “the display put on b>
court of "honor* Judge- O Cosby stated. Experimental work Is
Ruth Price celebrated her birth the eastern offices to handle large first of the week.
"Thoughtful.
Sympathetic
a representative of the game com-
court of honor Ju d g e ^ O
conducted ^ ldarb. w h
pose the overthrow bv force or
day anniversary last Saturday eve shipments. A better control of tlie
Service"
violence of the American e o n slltu - 1
^m eUrfundsdwo^iddg<^to board%f review; Dr A. O Pitman, hope that thia phase of the indus- ning with a party Present were I market situation and to open new
lllllabnro
tlonnl government; 3 Making It a ' Phone 97Í
Georgiana Jones, Marie Montgom outlets fur the egg supply Is thus L o c a l M an T a k e s A g e n c y
fish and game funds would go t
ea]th
<afet v Fdward c Co- try will see rapid Improvement.
fehmy to advocate, promote or rn- «
Dons Bishop. Clifton Oppen- obtained.
fo r In s u ra n c e C o m p a n y courage such overthrow; 4 Deny
°ied“ the‘ 1flsh,‘not man. publicity; Jake Weil, troop
Cosby discussed the various mat- ery.
lander, Raymond Trttes, Herbert
Keeney further pointed out that
'
organization; and A. H. Busch, mg methods and outlined P™ctices Huson, and Bud Price.
Robert N Torbet has been ap ing use of the mulls to publleu- 1
the present egg market Is very fav- pointed special agent tor the Loyal lions advocating such overthrow or '
politicians, he declared
senior department..
employed by growers. He declared
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Post and oruble.
The
cold
snap
in
the
east
Protective Insurance company of ufftliated with such outlawed or-
<? ai f m ImDaPent at the delav Scout masters in this district are that many successful growers were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doane and
of thfY egtsU t^e in enacting his Joe Wenzel Helvetia; T. O Bron- fad in g U advisable to retain extra Mary Jeane drove to Woodlawn. has resulted lu an Increase to de- Bivston. He lias been a resident of ganlzat toils; :> Prohibit Interstate
transportation of such publications;
nLz-nm int 1 'aw and incensed bv leewe. Hillsboro troop 216 1 Rotary>; toms to replace death loss and In Wash.. Sunday and visited friends. < maud for western eggs, he said.
Hillsboro for several months and
Making certain deportation of
S ^ t X u X
^ t , r h
e and Rex Jones, Hillfboro troop 226
V ^ rn a th ?
°f
Mrs. James Erickson of Portland
itollowing Keeney's talk, dlscus- prior to coming here was to busi 6 aliens
seeking tlie overthrow of
visited
a
t
the
J.
E.
Rock
home
1
sion
regarding
various
phases
of
ness In Pasadena. Cal. Mr. Torbet the United States government; 7—
„„nosed to his nlan for iAmerican Legion'. David Leger 10 use alternately.
Sunday.
:
the
cooperative
organisations
was
Denying
entry Into t h e United
served as postmaster at Albany 12
sea in scouts
Discussion of the handling of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dixon spent
S i » r « ^ ° ' ? d w-cal ed IS skipper
£ » of - Hillsboro
- scouts
the
years during the republican ad States of aliens known to be out
Wednesday and Thursday at the ' held.
of harmony with American form of
The next poultry meeting will be ministration.
coast.
government; 8 Providing for re
Ila and Violet Vandehev visited held on ivbruary 26.
carded ? T f ™ t d i ^ X o K
Hillsboro district heads the Port- i the ?»«’
* ?athere^ Jaily
vocation of naturalization of nat
reiail'cs
ip
Hillsboro
over
the
week
B ou g ht an d Sold
n^ikeVs to person
land area with a rating of 74 8 out and kePt at * temperature of from
uralized citizens advocating over
C h an g e in E m p lo yes
A ^ a r tn g ^ before the senators °f a possible 100. This district has 40 to 60 degrees. TUttog of cases end.
throw or change o f Kovcriimcnt
M a d ? a t D e lta D ru g through force or violence.
Lloyd Weldewitsch is 111 at his N a tiv e D a u g h te r
and ^representatives meeting to Joint ranked first for the past eight «
“ d _e^
‘! «
W. Saunders has taken a posi
of position daily was recommended. home.
session the governor scathingly de- months, according to Easter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
A.
Dixon
of
Mil
1929 B uick S edan
Experimental data cited Indicated waukie were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
o f C o u n ty P asses tion with the Delta Drug store as M o o se H o ld D a n ce
nounced the politicians who have
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that eggs should be incubated with C. O. Dixon Friday and Saturday.
a registered druggist and has moved
been appearing before the legis-
T ^ CTI,p.
Mrs.
Lulu
Davis.
59.
of
Ooston.
1929 N ash S ta n d a rd Sedan
in 14 days after being laid.
Mrs. John Rock is spending the died Tuesday to Hillsboro. She was here from Portland with his fam
lative committees in opposition to L / « x : u d U l-zCZctgliC
for N e e d y Fam ilies 1931 F o rd R o ad ster
Size of the hatching egg should
part of the week to Willa born In Hillsboro July 6. 1875. the ily. Burt Bowlby, wlio was former
his budgetary control program and
a i «
--- latter
mina.
of Jacob and Mary Scog- ly employed at the Delta, ls In
urged immediate approval of his
A d d s NeW T eam S said. ^ Eggs
« ^ 1 1 « “t h ^ a ^ u n r e s
Benefit dance to raise funds for
Guests Sunday evening of Mr daughter
n Jtrro ™ in nrripv th a t w aste a n d
smaller than 2 \ ounces
gto Anderson. She was married to the real estate business ln Oswego
extravagance in expen diture of pub- Formation of the Tualatin Valley are not satisfactory. Cosby d e- and Mrs Arthur Bishop and family J. W. Davis at Vancouver. Wash., and will move there with ids fam transient relief purpose* was held C h e v ro le t Sedan
were Mr. and Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck
at Shiite park auditorium last night
lic funds might be halted
Baseball league for the 1935 sea- clared It would pay growers to take and son Howard of Mountatodale. in November, 1917. It Is not known ily when school ls out.
under the sponsorship of the local 192 9 C h e v ro le t T ru c k
whether or not her husband ls liv
Sportsmen of the state the gov- *°n wiUl el«ht teams entered will tune and effort to weigh each egg
Mr. and Mrs H. Mayfield and ing.
L ik e new
Moose lodge The hall was donated
She
Is
survived
by
a
sister.
emor said are unduly alarmed ** completed Tuesday evening at and not take chances on poor in- three daughters of Beaverton were Mrs. Nellie Winder of Enterprise, F r u it G ro w e rs to M e e t
by I lie city while music was pro
guests
of
Mrs.
Geneva
Robinette
F
o
rd
R
o
ad
ster
over the fate of their funds under the Forest Grove chamber of com- cubattag results.
and a brother. Lovel Will lams of
a t C o u rt H ouse F rid a y vided by the "Moose Revelers."
his plan which would put all fees merce- Drexel H. Brown of Port-
Feeding of the breeding flock Is and family Sunday.
Salem.
Six
transient
families
have
re
Receive Honors
Washington county Co-operative
Services will be held at 2 p. in.
into the general fund to be dis- land was re-elected president at another phase of turkey manage-
aid from the Moose relief
Ila Mae Vandehey and Dick and today
iThursdayi from the cnapel Fruit Growers' association annual ceived
bursed only on legislative appropria- the first league meeting last week, ment that is often neglected, ac- Bob
A g e n c y fo r
Grazer
received
prizes
tor
the
meeting
will be held to the court commissary In Hillsboro this week
There is no desire to tovert Geor8e Wick o f Hillsboro w a s cording to Cosby. Breeding mash month’s work for scholarship at of the Forest Grove Undertaking
Co. with Dr O. H. Holmes officiat house basement at 2 p. m. Frtduy., In addition school books are being
W
IL L Y S and
these funds to other purposes he named vice-president and Roy MU- was recommended for hens by the Centerville school.
purchased for several needy chil
ing. The Rebekah lodge of Gaston
assured the lawmakers Fees paid Ier o f
Grove secretary- first of January and cod Uver oil
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kraus will have charge of the services. All Interested in the growing of dren. Jobs were obtained for sever
G R A H A M -P A IG E
berries
are
invited
to
attend,
ac
to by fishermen, he declared, would treasurer.
“ d green feed cited as essential of Beaverton called at the Geneva Interment will be ln Forest View
cording to Mrs O. C. Chase, secre al unemployed men.
be used to ‘-feeding the fish not Teams held over from last year feeds. He quoted experimental data Robinette home, Monday.
cemetery.
Cash donations totaling »40 have
tary.
V Gustavson of Damascus, a
CARS PAINTEI»
the politicians"
include Amity. Carlton. Hillsboro, to show that costs were about 27
been received by the organization
resident of Cornelius, died
It was th e ' governor's first ap- Verboort. Sherwood and Newberg per cent more per pound to raise former
as
well as a quantity of clothing,
last Wednesday at his home.
C
o
u
n
ty
L
e
g
is
la
to
rs
N e w A th le tic L eague
pearance before the legislators since ln makin8 up an eight-team league, turkeys on dry feed than on succu-
fruit and vegetables. Tile Moose
G as - O il - Accessories
S p e a k a t M e e t H e re Legion in Itortland donated 300
he deUvered his inaugural message Fci es5 Gr° ve, a former member, lent feed.
on the opening day of the session.
be taken in and applications; Necessity of protein was pointed M rs. B elle B o tto rff
W
ill
be
C
on
sidered
Benator Oeorge M. Aitken and pounds of flour In addition to a
although he has taken
advantage considered from Vernonia and St. °ut by Cosby. He declared that
Representative E. L. Rosa were
contribution.
of t ^ opportunity to
a d d re sT a Pald-
ie " ial<L P°ulta redul" d raore Pro<
Formation of a Wuslilngton-Col- principal speakers at the county cash
are still being sought C ars W a s h e d an d P olished
D ie s H er e T u esd a y . umbia
county athletic conference democratic central committee meet by Donations
number of messages to the house .S u n s e t baseball league will hold Win than males and recommended
the
lodge
for relief purposes.
and senate to support of admtois- its ilrst meeting at 8 p. m. next that both be given feed with suf-
Mrs. Belle Bottorff. 78, died Tues ! to Include the nine high schools tn ing Saturday evening at the local Persons having food, clothing or
tration measures. The governor s
at Aloha' according to F. flcient protein
, day evening at the home of her the two counties will be considered chamber of commerce. Tlie legis Jobs available are asked to call
straightforward appeal for support
Cummings, secretary-treasurer.
D ^ussion of problems of specific daughter, Mrs. Ethel M. Barnes of } at Beaverton high school Wednes lators gave a brief resume of the Hillsboro 1542. Relief work ls being
e had lived in the day evening. Groups Interested ln- present state ussembly.
and his denunciation of the forces
aPP$ar Promising for the ^ tere st
presen t followed Hillsboro, of sh Hillsboro
conducted in co-operation with the
for the past I elude St. Helens. Rainier. Scap-
opposed to his program aroused 1935 season New applications have the talk. Brooding will be discussed vicinity
county relief committee.
24 years.
poo.se. Clatskanie and Vernonia In
much favorable comment and Is been r e iv e d from Tigard. Sher- at the next meeting March 27.
M im m t Plan Initiation
Mrs. Bottorff was born to Indi : Columbia
2nd an d W a s h . Phone 2641
county, a n d Hillsboro
believed to have won the adminls-
■
Maplewood Beaverton. Cedar
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Local Moose lodge will hold In
Birth«
ana. March 16, 1856. She Is sur
tration much support from among MUI. Blooming North Plains. Gar-
U ,,- .! I
Weller -To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
vived by two sons. Walter H. Bot Forest Grove. Beaverton and Ti itiation of new members Friday
night at the old Grange hall.
J. Weller of Farmington, January
torff of Longview. W ash. a n d gard to Washington county.
the members who were theretofore de,n H°™ - and Banki.
LL’gJO n n e a a UTgCS
Charles A. Bottorff of DesPlalnes,
undecided upon their course of ac-
Local Tualatin Valley and Sunset
D-.«, A
and one daughter. Mrs. Barnes
uon.
iea9a,e teams
meet at s p. m.
Hay A d ju stm e n t 111.,
of Hillsboro.
P la n n in g C om m ittee
A number of big bills have found ^ ld^ c ^ sthL t“ “f ; Ma“ngt
wS
(C«.«nU«t iron, P»«, on.)
Funeral services will be held at
their way into the house and senate
f™L»J,935 members of the groups must feel 10:30 Friday morning.
Favors C ity Z o n in g
hoppers during the week. Senator
»nd 1^-.i ^ n
and Uve Americanism, that it should
Zimmerman withdrew his bill for
.and, local iana 4. be 8 religion with them. She agreed
JAMES P. BREWER
Ordinance
designating residential
the repeal of the criminal syndi-
f J t
with the national commander, who
James P. Brewer. 72. resident of
calism act and Introduced another ? “" d
s e
a s °n on the said every "ism" should be elimin- Tigard for eight years, died Satur and business zones to Hillsboro was
Take advantage of the
measure referring the issue to tne J?;8* 1
®iu J,0O? i.wil1 manage ated from Amer)ca but "American- day and funeral services were held recommended Tuesday by the city
committee. Members of
values offered in the last
voters. Another "hot" subject upon
¿S,u„ad ¡ * ^ 1 ! ma,n af ^ Ism." Mrs. Gunn urged the support from Young's Funeral home Tues-1 planning
two
days of our sale that
which the voters may have to de- £ r ^ h e
selected of the legion in the poppy sales day. Interment was in Hillsboro the group favored zoning plan set
Mr. Brewer was born at ting up a residential district, an
cide, if the legislators approve, is ioi
Z ? 8 ll? Valley team.
because of Its help to carrying out cemetery.
ends Saturday night, Feb
Palopmita,
Texas.
February
24.
1861. area combining residential a n d
the fish fight between the fisher-
iifg<itheii the Pro*ram of both the legion Deceased Is survived by the widow business and another tor business.
ruary 2. Sharp reductions
men and the cannery operators. A in sol^cltu\8
support of local and the auxiliary.
and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Coble
Corvallis ordinance was studied
i n wanted merchandise
measure introduced into the senate
p^ n hat ****]
Red feathers of courage were and Mrs. Lily Owncs, both of The
for every member of your
hopper this week refers to the vot- p[,
A,,endOrsed awarded Argonne post at Sherwood Texas, and a daughter. Mrs. Mary as a model.
ers the question of barring all fixed ^erestoJM n h .S h ^ 'a r O 11 ’i T T for "goln8 over the top" ln mem- Olsen of Union.
family.
Fifs
I
ike
C o u n ty U n it o f F a rm e rs ’
fishtog gear from Oregon streams.
JtJrt ^ k6d 10 bershlp by Carl Moser, department
BUls on File
PEQUOT SHEETS
U n io n to M e e t S a tu rd a y
All attorneys who practice to
1 ♦
adjutant. Moser urged effort on
Copies of daily house and senate | Washington county unit of the
y o u r sk in !
Oregon courts, as well as all judges , ®u ‘ff* if8" 1 shows promise tor membership to back up the pro bills
(Friday and Saturday)
are
on
file
for
public
Inspec
$ £ .1 9
of the circuit and supreme bench. ’9?°
ail nU ver8
V/ gram of the organization He cited tion at the office of A W. Havens. Farmers' Union will meet at the
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would be required to become active f f ? , . , .„?? players signed with the work of the Oregon department Justice of peace, in Hillsboro, ac Legion hall In Hillsboro Saturday
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members of the Oregon bar asso-
? .iiT
,turn out ior the inform ing the legion’s Americanism cording to word received from at 10:30 a m. This will be the first
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meeting for the new officers, and
$ J 2 5
ciation if a bill introduced by the i ^ r v o ..^ wick h \ men
program for upholding the consti- Representative E. L. Ross.
committee appointments will be
Judiciary committee of the house
’'« ’oested th at tution and American institutions,
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_
and senate, U passed.
iormer Hillsboro Tualatin Valley
Quality
Job
printing—Argus.
made.
Make
it
a
little
easier
for
Formation of a new legion post
P equot P illo w Slip»
J lip »
The governor's planning commis- ¡eague players attend and bring
Beaverton was announced by
Size
sion bill was given t h e official their equipment.
E. B. Nedry o f Tigard, district
42x36
"okeh” of the house and is now
...
.. . . _
commander. Other speakers 1 n-
ready for final action by the sen-
-%***?-. o_ cludPd Commanders Louis Beckwith
tiin t
<? 7 id7 able OPP“ 1; e n ^ this w e e k -lt™ £ lia r d “ b£m of Sherwood. U>uie Busch of For-
Special Sale Silk
tion is anticipated since most of south of the condenser The first est Orove. F. E. Davis of Banks and
Pongee and
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the teeth have been pulled out of shipment of horses is expected w F. Cyrus of Hillsboro. Com-
the original bill. The Erwin bill, Saturday.
mittee reports were given by coun-
L ace Blouae«
changtog the date for the primary
election from May to September, is
still hanging fire. The bill was up
Bleached Mualin
for final passage Monday, but was
Brown Muslin
sent back to the committee on elec
36 inches wide and a real
tions for further consideration.
The ways and means committee
which has been working as sub
committees since the first week of
Turkey Men
Hear Cosby
Martin Scores
Lobby Action
Poultry Market
Problem Cited
Petitions Here
RUSH LOW
USED
CARS
Used Car Exchange
Buy at Weil’s This Fri. and Sat.
27c
J.
Powers Grocery
M A IN
WE KNOW
CHEVROLETS
—YOU KNOW US!
STREET
P H O N E 81
P rom p t S ervice . . .
Beans
Red & White, cut, 2s. 2 for
Beans
Green & White, cut, 2s. 2 for
Sympathetic Medicine
Hillsboro MoforCo.
JAMES WHITELAW. Manager
C hevrolet and Oldsmobile
3rd and W ash.
Phone 441
29c
19c
First C arload o f th e
1935
CHEVROLET
STANDARD
SIX
COUPES - CO ACHES - SE D A N S
Pineapple
in beautiful new colors
Fancy, Tid Bits, 8-oz. tin. 3 f o r .......... A ftJ V
Red & White
Asparagus
Red & White, all green, No. 1 tins. 2 for
Beets
Red & White, sliced, No. 2 tins. 2 for
Noodles
Plain.
M a c a ro n i, S p a g h e tti. 1-lb . c e llo pkg.
Porter's
T r u ly an O u tsta n d in g V a lu e
Beautiful pure silk full fashioned
silk hosiery in chiffons that have
the "duo-heels” and "all over
tipt toes.” Heavy service weights
with the “long mileage” feet and
“all over tipt toes.” The colors
are correct for spring—See them
in our windows and in hosiery department today!
L O W E S T P R IC E D
M ost E con om ical
39c
Full sized car in the world!
25c
COUPE, equipped, here .................. $649
COACH, equipped, here ................... 659
SEDAN, equipped, here ..................... 725
15c
Many other items specially priced for Friday and
Saturday. These prices good Feb. 1 and 2 only.
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
JAMES WHITELAW, Proprietor
D e m o n s tra tio n « S o lic ite d
P hone 441
10c
Extra Large, Heavy
TURKISH TOWELS
Big hath towels with fast
colored striped ends.
PHOENIX
Custom-Fit Top
yCHEVROlEJ j
Specials for February 1 and 2
Said the wife trying on hpr new
fur coat, "I can’t help feeling sorry
tor the poor thing that was skinned
for this."
"Thanks,'’ said the husband.
1
When we prescribe a cure for
your Chevrolet and apply the bene
fits of our skilled and specialized j
aervice, Its p e rfo rm a n c e a n d
mechanical condition will be as
good as new. We believe that no
Job ls perfect unless your satisfac
tion is complete and so we do not,
stint on thoroughness. A poorly
functioning car means Increased
gas and oil bills. Have yours re
conditioned at this shop now.
Arrived
&
LUCKY
PURC H A SE
29c 4,o,
SA L E S P R IN G
at a new
FEATURE
00
See these new
FABRIC BAGS
Back hantl strap styles
with new clasps. $ 00
Special ................ i
Men’« DRESS SHIRTS
Spring shipment is here.
Stripes and plain colors,
guaranteed
fast ......................
MEN’S WORK SHOES
Solid leather uppers with
all leather or wearflex
soles. Shoes that w i l l
stand the hard
$61.98
spring wear ....... 4U
New Vat Dye
WASH FROCKS
They’re made and styled
after higher priced frocks.
Trimmings are new nnd
you can buy them
now for
O « 7 lx
S u its, P rin t D resses, C oats
W E I L ’S S P E C IA L
*1
P R IC E
Including many $16.00 to $22.50 Winter Coats, Dresses
and Columbia Knit Suits in a Special Sale.
i/CiC.