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Published Thu rada jn«
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M RS. E. C. M c K IN N E Y
Aaaoeiate Editor
V E R N E M c K IN N E Y
Editor
M em ber— Oregon State Edi
to rial Association and N a
tional Editorial Association
Member of the A u dit
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The Hillsboro A rgu * assumes no fin a n cia l re*pon-»ibility for
erro r* published in its columns, hut in case* where 'h w paper
ta at fault » ¡ II reprint that part of an advertisement in which
the typographical m istake occum
A n Independent Newspaper. Wh.we Services and Policies
arc K u r d on tha P rin o irl» of the Golden R u le — “ And
would that men should do to jrvu. do ye *l*o to them likm
w iM .* * -M a tth e w 7:12
Property Needs Relief
State NR A Needed
The legislature should not hesitate
in the enactm ent of a state NRA measure.
President Roosevelt has asked congress to
extend the recovery act. for another two
years with some am endm ents and state
acts will tend to strengthen code enforce
ment.
Most people approve of the principles
of the NRA ami the codes of decent prac
tices and a state act would, in our opinion,
help a great deal in keeping in line the
"ehiseler,” who by his acts would carry
everyone down to his lowly level, as for
exam ple the practices that were so in
jurious in the dairy business until the
milk control board took charge.
As President Roosevelt has said “ a
great code of law, of order a n d - of decent
business cannot be created in a day or a
vear." It takes a long time to make such
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i m n n r t m f o e o r in m ii*
U l i p O l 1*1111 t t O l l O I I l . t .
n h s im r u
t. 11 » I l l g t
'illil
HUG
nut
J»U l
fair dealing to the forefront.
To abandon the codes would be un
thinkable, as the president has said, as
it would bring industrial ami labor chaos,
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The h national
recovery
act state
needs NRA
the
• influence
of the
In an effort to lift part of the heavy
property tax burden the house of repre-
sentatives last week approved a hill th at s ir e n g m e n in g in i i u t n t e o i m e stave
tt ould levy a flat 2 per cent surtax on
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all incomes in G re g o n . An e s tim a te d
$1,000,000 or $1,250,000 would be raised
annually by the tax and would go to re
duce the property tax for the benefit of
schools and would be apportioned th rough
A Sliver, Not a Plank
out the 36 counties.
Man would not be hum an if he did not indulge
The
prop-
in a a i few
but t ot
occasionally
m i.u
an , will
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P burdens carried by
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in
t » o obsessions,
o s ts s io n s . ou
< u s iv u a iiy a a u
w ui
erty give plenty of justification to r the perm it an obsession to become all absorbing, and
passage of such a m easure. W ith more then it is not so good.
equitable tax burdens for property there
Herbert Hoover, for instance. nor so long ag o
„Mu
y n „ n yeokJn wrote a book entitled "A Challenge to Liberty, and
W’lll be created- a desire for the ownership Ul lt he had much
saj. concerning the gold
of property, which m akes for the stabili- standard. The more he wrote about it. the greater
zation of any citizen. Property has been was his enthusiasm for the standard so wen be-
taxed
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and taxed
_
to _ death
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without
_ _ „ any loved by international bankers as a reai aid to
What Other Editors Say
e o n w id e ra tio n o f its a b ility t o
.
,
T
.
m v
r
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T ax
-
paym ents on the basis of income are the
only true and ju st m ethods of taxation.
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Effrontery
Congressional
in v e stig a tio n s b r o u g h t
c o n g r e s s i o n a l l n v e s i i g a u o n s D ro u g n j
out the ta c t th at Kugene Grace as head
Of the steel corporation and Bethlehem
Shipbuilding corporation received $3.669,-
000 in bonuses during the three w ar years.
Grace also adm itted th at he had received
more than $8.113,000 since in addition
to the salary.
In spite of these fabulous b o n u s e s ,
Grace, before this congressional commit-
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tee, Mad
had the effrontery to deplore the de-
mand of war veterans for paym ent of the
n adjusted
rlin a tA d service
Q prvipp compensation,
m m ni>n«satir*n w
h in li f the
hn
which
government has adm itted as a just debt
to those who offered th eir lives a t a
“ dollar p er” back in 1917 and 1918.
A R G U S ,
II I I, L S B O R O , G R E G G N
4-H Crop Body
to Hear Talk
MAC
Thiituday, M arch 7, 1935
A te , i r a n t!
By M u nch
On what crops, on what soils and
in what quatntltles should com
mercial fertilizers be applied m
order to produce the most econom
ical return.,'.’ This question will
form the basts of discussions by
Prolessor C V Hucek ot Oregon
Slate college at the court house at
1:30 p m Saturday The meeting
is intended for 4-H cro|w m em
bers but farm ers interested In the
discussion are welcome.
W ashington county has a cousid-1
erable acreage of such crops as I
sweet corn, beans, peas, onions. ■
field corn and potatoes. Yields oi
the above crops mav generally- be
profitably Increased by the proper
use of fertilisers, in all cases it is
necessary to use some m eans ot
restoring fertility to the soil in
order th at It will retain its produc
tivity.
At the present time there are a
large number ot commercial fertil
izers on the market, in order to
determine winch ones are best
adapted to the needs ot the partic
ular grower. It is im portant that
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11 knowledge of the m
dividual fertilizers or combination
of fertiii- rs that are most effu-t-
>'»’ »' makta« available to t h e ^ i
tl, ;e elements needed
w h eth er or not the grower will I
receive sufficient increase tn crop
production from the use of the
cvuimercial fertilizer to cover its
cost and return a profit is another
m atter for consideration. This fac
tor is governed largely by tlu> cost
of the fertilizer, its efficiency in
¡furnishing plant requirem ents and
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»’rofv.ssor Ruzek
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nn
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various soil types, and the ie r li-
tzers and cultural methods best
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fE
to o m ia tn g u p c ro p n
and m aintaining soil ft rtilitv
A " L „ • r r 'i L 't
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w -i i t - » r o i l i
n ia s itr
Social News of
Models
Displayed
I.ocal Folk and
,
,
c "
^ ast.er
«'Odel
lest Grove last Wednesday night
Mrs Barbara Graves of Portland !
| grand chief, was a visitor there
j also
Mrs Allen Ogllbce a n d little
,
T h t > i r F r m n A e daughter of Portland returned home
ro -:.., of Hdisooro "Motor emu"
1 Itili
I f I C I I l l A Friday, after un illness and cm -]
paiiy Saturday.
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1 tended stay at the home of Mr. ¡
Visuaiiy, uie new M aster De-
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Mrs. W E Ogllbce. Allen Otfll-i
Luxe retains only the eharacterls-, „ iL „ an9_
. ®hn°n
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»— - of I bee waa a guest of hia parents Fri-
Berger
ofuat.!!",“ r ot “ lc ’aihator. a n d | » 5 . ™ ; „™l,'LuL““ “d
b lrth - day.
eaps anJ ‘ ■
dicate that
gin. rhe
rower and
fenders are highly contoured i n i r' ,llc w lsn,er all‘t Francis Pearson
E h » Ogllbce
spent |
their streamltnuig. while the w in d -) W alter McKinney, son of M r.' the week-end w W.
ith T
i7 ~ d a iiiifiie
aught r
«*
“nd V 1? W Vcrl? McKlnnTy. w £ lira . o X rg e
caus-1 operated on a t the Jones hospital Boring
nno the body. Shfch Ur. H a \rt^ n
w 1 m “ |° H.IU-1
Mrs
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o.
' "•••■ Mary E Rlclien of Salem |
is the utmost In smoothness.
in smoothness. | boro
ailev of of Port
boro and
and Dr
D r Paul
Paul" B Bailey
f»ort- o a guest tills week of Mrs John
I- land. The
The bov's
bov'., mother
n „ . T 7 is r also
» m , at
!.,
» ‘irkey of north of Hillsboro
Every detail of ttie car is new.
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„ with
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..... bumper land.
starting
the front
the hospital, convalescing from flu
' ,rs LoLS Aaem of Laurelwood
including the radiator
radiutor i-ime*
“ ““ d deluding
grule.
, '<
overnight guest Pebruarv
their vast financial manipulations. In fact, before
our ex-president had reached the end of the chapter
m
Look he had decided th a t the present ad-
m inistration had descended into rank dishonesty
in declaring the United States off the gold standard
which nearly ail m ajor nations had relegated to
the ash can years ago.
And now, ex-president Hoover has even more
f° reibly " • t f a t e d his complete adherence to his pet
obsession and he naturally finds himself right in
ime with the small minority which would have all
of us believe th a t the “constitution is gone- be-
cause the m ajority of our supreme court judges
have arrived a t a decision on the gold clause which,
while it may ham per th e style of the few Americans
who already have far more th an their share of the
t’ h i ^ M r e t ^ n t h ofUlthT aX e r t VanUge ?
th a n 90 per cent of the American people. Others,
who feel the same way about this question, urge
__ a t _ republicans
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th
adopt
’return __
to gold” as a plank
their^piatform
i o / 1936. But If
tf our
our"guess"to^cor-
in their
platform for
guesa to cor-
m
t. o»to
iMoct o<
the gold
gold standard
standard
V
L -iS S . * hlteUw
rect.
this w
subject
of mura
return to
to the
VLZ™«*.
S X UV" ’ W“ h a ’Ot Ot gnef ^ ¿ r t i ~ m im p % ? X n U in * b^dj
«und it. Hood R n e r News.
c comfort
o n iio rt a and
nd
sDacioiLsne.ss
spaciousness, a a n n d d
__ peciai y i n 1 he ride, he _said, t he
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wneeloase of the new M aster De-
Luxe is increased to 113 Inches and
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« t i™ „ a *vi2t m
... SSmto*
Two
quukes
>500 in
the cost
recent California earin-
caused damage of only
broken glass. o r about
of one New Year’s party.
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s
an even ereau“r mcreasc m body **^a nurse at tlie
hospital
Stanley Cornlls was uiiaiilinoiisly
recommended for ordliiittloii a t a
com ell meeting at the Swedish
Baptist church at Cherry Grove
Saturday. The council Ineluded
delegates front Baptist churches of
the Portland area together with
faculty members of the Western
Baptist Theological seminary ami
repriseiitatlvrs from the Oregon
Baptist State cunvenUon.
Cherry Grove Baptist church has
accepted the mvltutloii of the B eth
any Baptist church tn hold the
public ordination ceremony at Ils
church at Bethany a t tl p. m.
Sunday.
Mr Cornlls Is president of the
Oregon G erm an Baptist Y o u n g
People's Union and his ordmulioii
will follow a three-day convention
of the group a t Bethany F rid ay ,'
Saturday »ml Sunday
The congregation will lie list 111
the opening prayer by Itev E
Bjorkqulxt, supply pastor oi the
Swedish Baptist church of W arrell,
fir W I' Milliken, president of
the Western Baptist Theological
aemlnary will give the charge Io
the church of which Mr. Cornlls
Is now pu.xtor; Dr. J. K ratt, pastor
of the ilrsl G erm an Baptist church
id Portand. will deliver the charge
to the candidate. The ordination
sermon will be preached by Itev.
G Neumann, pastor of till* Halt
Creek B aptist church; Dr O M.
Cline, professor of theology a t tin*
Western B apll.t Theologica sem i
nary will offer tlie ordaining prayer
Music will be supplied by the B eth
any Baptist church choir Itev T
Ix'gcr, pastor of the entertaining
church, will act a-s muster of cere
monies
Mr. Cornlls was graduated n« an
honor student from the Beaverton
high si ho.ii m i m III Muy of this
year he will be graduated In theol
ogy from the Western lluptlst
Theological Seminary of Portland
Prior to last October, at which
I time lie accepted the pastornte of
the Cherry Grove ehureli, Mr C oro
lla was a member of the Bethany
Baptist church.
An a<l says, "A smile Is a good
will Investment." Now wo know
what Is meant by lungtilug stock.
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Tbs txnlestrlau lias endured L e g io n n a ir e s to M e e t ;
everything win, so much forti
Post L e a d e rs E n t e r t a in
tude that he ought to have a
lfillslMiro post. American legion,
monument erected to him. And j will meet I'uesday night. Past coin-
frequently does.
niuuders, who lost In a recent
• • •
membership drive, will be hosts.
T h e J a p s are tile m ost expert
\ ('cim nttee In .ub il In II I. Muc-
w restlers In (lie world — News Ki'iizle will report on a proposed
Item. And uni bud ireaty Jump- 1 legion" community skating putty
era, either.
at tlie Bliute park auditorium A
visitation to Forest Grove pint Is
A health article say« Hint inll- planned lor March 2(1
llous are suffering from athlete's
foot. Probably from sid e ste p
plug
the collector.
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MrH a" d. « ¿ i - « O. Blakesley. M r.: ln^ . edL f X ^ ^ h “ ft*
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4
«■.? Mrs.
Mrs Blakesley
uiakesley are reeeivink’
receiving | ..... . . . .
t
... . ■ _ . --0-1 a I Mr and Mrs —
“
W it Manley i
daughter February 13. Mrs Blakes-
ey *ornu’rly lived in Hillsboro and spent Sunday m Portland with Mr.
and Mrs. F. A Younger.
j
H o u se
A C o i c t i l g e V I t r i l l is n u u a e
has
galned by m ovingi Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hall and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs A. W Moore visited
D a ir y m e n a n d C o n tr o l
T h e c ra n ire « a ffa ir« a r e I n oa-r, h ,.c i„ e c c T t , „ l“ e en8ine forward. Appearance ot J ohn Betzer left Sunday for a few last week with the M A McLarty
a re n o t
if “ L .
business. They length has been enhanced by low- ila>s ’ 'ts lt at Payette. Idaho. They home at Ryderwood. Wash
B o a r d to M e e t F r id a y
are not a n t subject of pubic concern except when ertng the floor level.
»ere accompanied by Mrs. O. O
Sub-Deb club held a social meet
Dairymen of tills district will
they affect the public. However, this state's voters
The M aster DeLuxe sport and Freeman, who went as far as On- ing the evening of February 27 at
meet with the milk control board
have come to regard the attitude of the grange on town sedans have integral trunks tarlo, where she will visit her son. the home of Alma Ekllnger
d
f
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various public issues as one of the determining fac- embodied in the rear panels, with Walter All expect to return the last
Miss M attle Cox spent the week a t the Forest (5rove chamber of
Ibaitor B. r . Irvine was appropriately tors in the settlem ent of those issues- this has been com partm ents lor the spare wheel ot the week
end with her sister Mrs Carlos commerce rooms a t » p. ni. Friday
to discuss problems K G H ar
honored a t the unveiling of a bust of a done by and With the consent and approval of the
t ile Uli ee J*dans. pressed steel
W. C Christensen of Hillsboro, Johnson, at G ladstone
lan. ' rd chairm an of In ttie
control
likeness of himself in Portland recently. th
;range
Consequently
of
r?UI. Wire
1ii.ed wheels
“P0*1“ Charles
iT ““ * Sholes
Cornelius
and c n ’- ' i ^ a «u.*’st“ o f'" m k , * Ju iu n n a b'
e'g ran Itself.
ze becom
/To^som p the
exten“ internal
/ m a r t'e affairs
rT « ^ » ..^
ref Ular
f n p p o f of ¡‘oriland
"rrturn^d
" hii milk
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" ^ .’!
Money
fo
r
the
bust
was
raised
through
become, to some extent, m atters of puo- with large hub caps are used on Thursday from a three-day . business
Schn “
’
Julianna i H was hoped
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___hnelder
this
week
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to
have
the
hew
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r L t
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,
lie concern.
in ., »
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w.
th
’r o . L h m r t i h ^ i X ° M
h iI ™any frien^
UC Two'weeks ago Monitor Grange No. 716 adopted I“ ’ H * *> n tlip r mctrlasle -----------
n?X n,S and Other E a ste rn ! Miss Pearl Allen spent the week- meaaure a t tl>e meeting for dla-
uregon places.
,.nd w|th her ni(Hh(,r UJU1 sUt(>r a[ cusslon.
throughout the state. Mr. Ir\in e is a great a resolution condemning the practice, habitually in-
ip
f C L
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. K uratli and Amity.
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ed ito r of a g reat new spaper and has had duiged in by grange officers, of attem pting to use
family entertained at dinner F n -
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Hu»«» C h u r n ..
O ii
day evening Mr and Mrs Tod In- ,ran (>. r r ^.lv
H u g e C h a rg e bet O ff
a trem endous p art in the affairs and pro- their positions >n the grange as stepping stones to
*
man and daughter R uth of Port- Jra n <MrrMby Honored—
J n c k io n Q u a r r y
gress of this state for years. To reach the i ? 1? th.lm secure high salarled government offices,
land. Miss Dorothy Snyder, and
Mr. and Mrs It W Oversby en-
Approximately 7's tons of ix>wder
k o lrrb to i h . t t,„
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I Under the circumstances it is proper th a t the pub-
ertalned with a surprise parly and was set off Saturday a t the Jack-
heighL th at he has in spite of his g reat he take notice of the resolution. It Is proper
proper th th at a t
Im portance of building u p a Bill Doern.
Mr and Mrs. Oakland W alker, ¡i^K hter Je'ati ’‘to tu rd a /e v e n ln /Z n M‘n <’uarrV »toporU Indicated that
e e t of
of this
thL, i nock , ,oi . , ul.„
breeding ewes by a rigid
handicap of blindness for mahy years be- a newspaper express itself on the subject
annual
cujhng program was stress and son Bobby of St Helens via-
speaks much for his courage and ability resolution.
\
e
a
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30«*> and 4..JHK) yards of
ed by FT A. Lindgren, extension Ited at the home ot Mr and Mrs tcrPd Emanuel hospital school of r”ck wa-s brought down by tne
and undoubtedly the faithful help of a
®ur opinion Is thl®-
anim al husbandm an of the o re- Fred Sewell the last of vhe week
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- Decorations ut blast.
nursing
Monday
loving wife Editor I r v i n e haw I n n e r h e e n
11 U high tlme the grange cleans house Many gon State college, at a 4-H sheep
ik l l
L
lrvlne nas lon? Deen _ not all—of lts chlei officers for a good many culling dem onstration held on th e Loren Munson, young son of L ,lle Pa r ty were of white with red;
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of Hills- cr0“ “ O u « to numbered 22
L a u r e l- S c h o ll. U n io n
. ® inspiration to r many new spaperm en years have attem pted to use their grange positions John ^T hornburgh, farm
Saturday J Munson oi northeast
according to L. E Francis, assist - 1 boro, sustained a broken
right Mrs Well Ilostse,_
in the northw est. Oregon people join in as stepping stones, as the resolution indicates., an
to H o ld M e e t T o n ig h t
t county agent Twelve c l u b ' wrist In a fall Sunday. Dr. D. E
, , ru
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saying th a t the honor bestowed on Mr. Woodburn independent
Laurel - Scholls Farm ers’ Union
members attended th is meeting. I Wiley attended him.
. rs-. M orns Wi 11 was hostess for
Mrs S K J e n s e n ( R h e a W ilk e s, 1i , 1’i n c h S °n a E d fo u r ta b le s of bridge will meet tonlglii .T hursday, at
Irvine is richly deserved.
Im portance of breed type’ age.
Jose Cal a r n v . u l 2 o r! ' Ved,lr;’d a y Mr». Carl Miller mad. Laurel
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constitution and the production ^ of v ^ San
v e n h ^ f o ^ L f l w ‘weeks" vtoZ ^ ' 0 ^ 1 “^
“ £ o £ ' V' LU' ,,S
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record of the ewes from the stand-
it
with
her
parents.
Mr
and
Mrs
Portland,
second
G
range
<
„uni
II
Meets
p 0101 ot 1 x 5111 wo 01 and lambs wa *
pointed out by Lindgren in his L. E Wilkes.
Hosts a t D in n e r P a rty —
Washington County G range coun-
Chambers of commerce throughout the state are discussion of culling Groups of
Mrs. Jam es Jackson returned
Mr and Mrs H. L. MacKenzie c*l W|H meet Wednesday evening
The Beaverton high school has m ade
fnendly
ln? variops “ ct!ons
their var?ous '^ in u str^Jd rStowiiS last week from several niunllis’ vis- entertained Friday evening with a at ttie Aloha G range hall ut eight
It in Pasadena. Cal., with h c r ¡ < llnner parly and three tables of I o'clock.
an enviable reputation
debating through H?de areas-
^haml5er h a s .had meet*ng” **> the demonstration claaaes of » h te p
i t “ ‘ « “ in
“ “ v u m i ii g u i i u u k i i th e various towns in its area, and the gatherings were judged bv the clu b m em b e rs daughter. Mrs. Robert Ecklund. and bridge. Decorations were in St
[ Patrick'» Day motif.
uaiTyinfl off the official northw est debate have contributed to a better feeling between the and a general discussion of Judg- family.
M a rriag e Licenses
Mrs. H J. D ltter left Saturday
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J Donald Watson of Ouston route
Championship. The high school and the W ashington county seat and other towns.
mg sheep and wool was conducted
for
her
new
home
in
8eatlle,
Wash
WALTER
K.
MCKPIIY
1
and
Edith LaVerne G rant of
students taking part, Aline Boswell Don-
The Portland Chamber of Commerce holds ex- Py Mr. Lindgren,
W alter R Murphy. 68. died sud- Cherry Orove, March 2.
aid
W a lk p r
F v p lv n
A lo v u n ilo .’
cursions to various portions of the state, and has
T hrt meeting was the second in after a visit here with her par- 1 denly
Wednesday morning at the
M .r V » v
•» ? ' l e x a n c l e r a . n a been here on several occasions.
a serle? of m onthly livestock meet- ents. Mr and Mrs. S. E Olsen,
Mrs. » Alva
of __hts toother, r.u
Ed ...
Murphy.
D ivorce S u it Filed
m
r s e y n Sayre
a v re m
r i t t the
n e c congratulations
o n g ra tu la tio n s
Tn,«
. lnils w-hich are being held for club
» » e Frost
r o s i Wlxon
m x o n under-
unuer- byme -•
M a arkey
m e erit
o f th p ir fr ie n d s a n d n e ir r k H e n . ,
• li
i j1}16 McMinnvllle chan,be. has elected to hold its members and farm ers in the conn-! went a mastoid operation at the at Jaektown. He had moved th e r e
Hofer—Wallace R. Hofer vs Opal
o i tneir irienas and neighbors as well as Initial excursion to the coast country and from fifty ty. Dairying will be the topic
of county home Sunday afternoon. Dr '«’f hUy from S t ------.
Paul. C
Oregon P. Hofer.
Mr M urphy had been subject to
the state for their fine work. Knowing b> seventy carloads of McMinnville boosters will the next meeting April 6. K W H D. Huggins operated.
attacks for some time.
Our classified columns tnay have
our own “ knee-action” when vettinv un make the trlp- meetin« old friends, forming new Morse, extension dairyman, will b. Roy S tu a rt is convalescing from heart
Date of funeral lias not yet beei Just w hat you are looking tor ~-
♦ to
„ 4._«t_
"
a acquaintances,
c G u a in ta n c e s a and
n d c cementing
p m e n tin e th
p honris
a
lu m
la n M * o
r
V
in c f* n t'< h
f ,s .
a f flu
relapse
at t « St.
Vincent's
hos
talk w e b e li e v e s u c i h w e rV ■ j . « ® m L r . iin . r . l.io
the
bonds nf
of cznnd.
good p re se n t.
set.
Arrangem
ents
are
in
charge
vo taiK u e Deiiete suth work is m en to n u s „-ill already existing between the fine folks of
Itead
them.
! pltal in Portland. He has been of Peggs Funeral home at Beaver
for any boy or girl.
I there since February 25
the coast towns and the Yamhill county seat.—
ood
ton.
1 C harles McCracken of Myrtle
The News-Reporter.
T ,‘ i
, qp
: Point left for his home Saturday
K irlh s
after a week's visit with his sis
_ Mrs w
ter. Mrs. L. E. Furrow.
Jacobson To ________
Mr and
J. H F A IIM work w antw l by mnn w ith «m all
The American Legion could take up
The decisive defeat of Senator Peter Zimmer- 'a n d d efe iu ie " to i/^ v e " b e e i/h a n d i
Mrs. H. H. Frank and Roy and Jacofcon of West Union. E»*bruary f * rn*’r < -- m ilk and run tra«t«.r. w»n
no better work than to sponsor the tu b er
a boy Caesarian operation imt - «ii1? S'-’ v7 y ,ow
»>•»«»* »f»»l
Lois of Garibaldi were week-end 23.
m a n s bill for the repeal of the crim inal syndical- capped by lack of height
.ugh H
A
' o - ff Ire,
k Hillaboro. --------------------
through
hi I: -. li iia
culin
tests in
the local schools in j co-opera-
guest« of Mrs. Lucy Sigler and Mr fored by Dr. D E. Wiley.
3
ism la
law
a vote
of i z 22
undoubtedly voices
voices m
the e
a *
_____ ,1
u - ia l
a
13111
w by a
vote v
z l to
o 7
1 uxiuuuuveuiy
Hilhi lost to the strong Tilla and Mrs. Ed Brandaw.
O arrigus- To Mr and Mrs. IJon- K » R M A L E P r ill and <llar. irotwl r«»n*
~*on
111 the health nurse and county sentim ent of every patriotic American who regards mook team 28 to 19 in a practice
aid
Oarrigus.
Banks.
March
5
a
d itlo n ; h | ho Y o unirb*rry plant«, pon-
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Girod and girl.
health association. Such tests at this time with apprehension the work of such men as the In game Saturday night a t the coast daughters.
al»l Brnrii, m ile rant, m ile nouth ( ’<a>-
June and Dorothy, were
To Mr and Mrs Vln-
I • ' Maintain ■ h,.«d
g
will do much in the fight
against
t h e famous Bridges, the A ustralian communist, who en .city. The locals trailed 14 to 10 a t Sunday guests
_
_
of Mr. and Mrs. ; re n Helndrich
,
<
11 •.,, .
t
Helndrich
of
Hillsboro.
March
dreaded disease.
Through
detecting
the
Bineered the general strike In San Francisco. Under naif time and were unable to ov- A rthur Relling.
I 2. a boy.
alnirl*.
nBperlenrevl.
Phon«
N o rth
. . » now £tands
— - a . every
---------- ri8 h t of .v
r e a c to r s e a r - lv in - lif - e it B w ill b e l n t o B n r »
e law as
the - indi- > rh a u l the ..Cheeaemakers.. ln the
Plain« m |*’| | ,
;,p
Miss H enrietta Kroeger of Port- i Compton To Mr and Mrs O r
reaevora eat ly in lire it win neip to pre- th
vldual
under lt the
constitution is safeguarded, o n ly final period. Cox, Hlihl forward,
land is spending a few days with vllle Compton ol Portland March F O R H A L F or T ra d e Vetch hay. luvaie.
vent its spread. Legionnaires are as ready those who advocate the overflow of the government was high point man of the game her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 2. a boy.
Leverett Adarua,
m il«
northeaat of
II
to serve their country in peace-time pur- by force come under Its heavy hand, as they should, with 12 points.
ttroeger.
I N o sier-T o Mr. and Mrs. Bryce
H ilh i
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oakes and j Nosier of Portland, March 1. a girl T E A M of im all, young mulaa for aal«
suits as they were in tim e of war.
—McMinnville Telephone-Register.
<2Ml Tillam ook
Mra. Coyna, lb
I. Forant P ro v e , near
Cf X, 12
Baum gartner Miss Oussle Sigler visited Mr. and
C arp enter
Creek
«rhool. |)«,n,l come
C/Hik
2.
W alker
Mrs
L.
P.
G
ann
a
t
Olympia,
W
ash,
Blooming
Unit
to
Meet
Hat
urday.
3
P a tte n o n , 2
7.
Lonir Sunday.
Torbet, 1
T R A C T O R . I6>lnrh
plow
and dl«e for
10, Hediaer
Mr.
and
Mrs
Lowell
McAIear
lora‘
°
f
.t,,^
Parrn';r
'i'
Richardaon, I
sale,
1150.
V
icto
r
Meltebeke.
Beaver
Hohford
M arshall D ana, public works adm inis
Samuel
ton, Bt. I ; P u m fo rd plane
;ip
visited Saturday eve-1
wil1 mect '" 'xt Wednesday
2. Sm ith of Portland
Matson
tra to r and associate editor of the Journal,
H n n arik ra tt nlng with Mr and Mrs. E. J. Mc- a t Bunnlng» hall In Cornelius for a F I .I X T R H
Kinger sewing machine
In
W ahner, 2
quire pNed C a r Exchange.
3
Alcar.
social
meeting.
Regular
meeting
of
in a recent talk here painted a rosy pic
O rnean, 1
Fifteen Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smuck of the group last week was well a t
ture for the T ualatin valley and told of its
LAX T H E BLADDER
Seattle, Wash., spent the week tended.
M arch 4, 1920—George McGee, who was
attractiveness to the homeseekers. .Most with Argus.
end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
the Engineers in France and Germany, re-
THIS 25e TEST FREE
Walker.
of US here realize this, but it does us a lot turned to Hillsboro Sunday after several m onths’ J
G ran g e Meets S atu rd ay
I f It fail«. When irrita tio n waken you
Mrs B E Mating of Whale Cove
of good to have an old friend like Mr. Visit in Pennsylvania upon returning from the war.
Hillsboro (irange will meet ln up. uae thin bladder lax to fluah out Im-
Is
visiting
this
week
with
her
Albert
Tozler,
former
Hillsboro
resident,
writes
Dana come in and tell us about it.
all day session Saturday a t the new purl tie« and exre«« acidw. (le t hip hu
to Argus about visit to Powder River country, where
W ashington G range is sponsoring daughter, Mrs. T. W McDonald. Orange hull. Mrs. R Hornecker has leaven, ju n liw r oil, etc.. In little green
Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Robb and son
he is takinir census
ia
clul> achievement program
tahleta called
Buketa.
W orka on
the
charge
of the program.
H O. Vincent starts construction of new home G ening l ï ^ t h ë G ran g e"'h alV A c Marvin visited Arvin Robb at Uni
bladder a im ila r to cantor oil on the bow
versity of Oregon. Eugene, Sunday.
One w onders how many of these re- <”> Lincoln street.
el«.
Bladder Irrita tio n
can
caune <lia-
cording to L. E. Francis, assistant
New M a n Em ployed
Mr and Mrs Harry Little of
President E. L. Moore of the Hillsboro club a n county agent. Agricultural c l u b s Seattle
Fred Korn of Portland was em turhed deep, frequent deaire. «canty flow ,
visited their cousins. Mi
volting senators and representatives in nounces
th a t meetings will s ta rt Tuesday.
which will partidj>ate_ in this pro- and Mrs. S. Hyre, here Sunday.
ployed this week In the Hillsboro burning or backache. In four day«, if
congress
today went into office on a
gram will be tne sn ad y 1
.
B. C. Oarfleld died here March 1 of influenza,
not plea«ed any dru g g h f w ill refund your
Misses Marlon Baker and Jane Meat company. He will make his 2f>c.
(Jet your regular sloop arid feel " fu ll
promise to support President Roosevelt.
Dr. w . D Wood, state senator for years, s a t dairy club and poultry club, both Robb of Portland visited Sunday home ln Hillsboro.
o f pep." Peltn P rug Htore
Adv
led
by
D
M
McDougall,
and
the
in m any cases none of them would have urday filed his^candidacy
for secretary
of state
™
, ,,
.
j Mountaindale garden club led by with Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Melhulsh.
L. P. S tranahan, local Copeland
Thirty Years Ago
L. H Peters. C e r ti f i c a te s o f
been there w ithout the great personal
Argus. March 9, 1905—G eneral Ransom post S at- I achievement. Judging team demon- Lumber Yards manager, Is 111 at
popularity of the president.
urday passed resolution severely censuring Senator j stratlon team awards will be pre his home this week with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Paine of P o rt
Fulton for not re-appolntlng Rufus Waggener, a sented. Refreshm ents and enter
tainm ent will be provided by the land were guests Tuesday evening
G. A. R. veteran, to the Hillsboro postmastership.
members of the grange.
Feed IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS Imperial Dairy Feeds are
a t the E. J. McAIear home.
Mrs. Susie Morgan, widow of the late County
W ashington county dairy herds are
whole grain feeds containing the highest quality grains and con
A number of Pythian Sisters a t
Clerk
J.
W.
Morgan,
named
principal
assistant
at
Say
you
saw
it
ln
the
Argua.
fast com ing to the fro n t in the Yamhill- post office and Miss Eva Cornelius second deputy.
centrates. They contain no O at Hull« or other filler of low n u tri
tended the Temple meeting at For-
tive value. They are balanced so th a t your cow» will produce the
W ashington County Herd Improvement
John Quincy Adams Young, 76, county pioneer
h.ghest possible am ount of milk and also m aintain their body
association. Connell Brothers and F i r of 1848, died a t Cedar Mill suddenly Wednesday
weight so as to Increase the lactation period
Grove had a good production record for night.
Im perial Dairy, 20% protein. T o n
$ 3 5 .0 0
J a n u a ry and David H agg & Sons, who . ,.L
of p ?rSlai ld a I?iI
Maitee Ab-
The fortunes and heritages
Cow Ration, 16'/2 % protein. T o n
3 2 .0 0
have been carry in g off honors for a long
John H OrabPi and T 3 w eatherred Hillsboro
which men leave behind are un
Molasses Dairy, 15%, protein. T o n
3 0 .0 0
tim e, also had high product records for delegates to district convention Woodmen of World
certain, insecure, estates and in
the same period.
at McMinnville.
P ut all or p art of your herd on one of these better feeds
heritances may and do p a s s .
G. A. Wehrung. lessee of the present opera house.
Only the Memorial will positive You will see a difference In the milk pall nnd your milk check.
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A. C. Shute and G. A. Patterson have organized the
ly stand forever as a rem inder
PAY CASH ANH SAVE — TRADE WITH IMPERIAL
Hillsboro Amusement company and stock books lor
and a history of those who lived
I/Ocal people should be on the lookout subscriptions for building an opera house will be
and passed beyond.
fo r counterfeit money. Several business °Per>ed ¡n a few days.
h n im e s h e r e have found
“ nhonev” half
Beaverton elects following officers
Dr. F. M
nouses nt r t nave io u n a
pnoney n ail Robinson, mayor; R obert Hockln, W. E. Squire» and
OREGON M O N U M EN T W ORKS
Phone III
Millers of Quality Feeds
Soulh Second St.
dollars and dollars in circulation in the John Henry, councllmen, and Edward Anderson, H. H. Stannard, Mgr.
4th a t Main, Hillsboro ¡
last few weeks.
recorder.
The Gransre Cleans
County Youth
to be Ordained
Richly Deserved Honor
Today fs
GREATEST
REFRIGERATOR
VALUES
A^Ulling Ot oneep
Shown at Meeting
.j
r»
IlUri'Uy tor riCitVClTOn
Goodwill Excursion
Hilhi Seeks H I
I lt'C at I Olimey
Too Late to Classify
W h en you bay * C IIO S L K Y
E lr r t r lr K rfrl< rra p » r you arc
a»nurrd uf (h e highest poa-
*lhlc q u ality a t an r t i r r m e -
ly a ttra c tiv e price. T h ey are
m ade under the h I f h e a t
M a n d a rd * o f m an u fac tu rin g
prerlnlon,
dem anding accu
racy to the ten thounandthn
of an Inch T h e ir long period
o f iio u b le free
nervlee
la
proven by the m any tlio u -
sanda in actual u*c.
They
are tru ly today's greatest re
frig e ra to r value*.
See th e
New
M o d e ls
Today!
BRISTOL
HARDWARE
COMPANY
N ext door to V enetian th eater
Hillsboro
O pen u n til » P. M .
E very S atu rd ay N ig h t
Our Yesterdays
Washington Grange
to Fete 4-H Clubs
O STRAIGHT
V E R L WHISKEY
AND
MORE D AIR Y PROFITS
The Memorial - - -
IMPERIAL FEED 8c GRAIN CO.
. Aged in the Woodl
D A I I P ro d u c i» C o rp o ra tio n
Jersey C it y
i N ew Jersey