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rgus : Two Sections— Kull of News, For Al oí tho Family. W ith W hich is Combined tike H ills fw r o Independent L. High Percentage o f County Taxes Paúl for Quarter Curb Urged S ta te C a p ito l N e w s L e tte r A. One of Only Two Weekly Papers W est of Rockies IIILkSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 2K, 1935 V O L U M E 42 U Y A.fí.C. Member— on O regon Auto Deaths I, I N II H K U K Governor Makes Tour of S tale; Takes Up Job Task P l. n Io E lim in a te Tux collection» In W ashington co u n ty up to M arch 13 totaled 39 per cent o f the 1935 ro ll or ap p ro x im a te ly according to a re p o rt re leaned thia week by Mis? G ladys Eisner, tax deputy. T ota l of 32 per cent or $315.000 liad been F la g ra n t ‘‘ííT Hillsboro Official Speaks at State Municipal Meet Pupils Here ß jyen J ests Law ‘ S?- R' COrd GrOUp 7 7 5 S tu d e n » \ the U n iv e rs ity of Oregon, was a t tended by several o f th e local c ity V io la to rs CALKM Buck fro m a fo u r-d u y , vJ 1 I to u r of tile »tute in company w lt li members o f the h ig h w a y Coin- mission G o ve rn o r M a rlin th is wer k »ct h im se lf to the tusk o l re o rg u n . V i t n l I r O I » 1 1 111 r O S S I D l t izln g his o flic iu l fa m ily T he governor lias already made “ . n ' T t b 1!;“ 1 w i u X Un u l w h o k -« le L o c a l O r « a n , x a ' io n U rg e d commissions **but tk>ut**ti».*,,vvlil c o n -i P o rtla n d O f fic e r officials Local representatives in clu d e d M ayor J H. G a rre tt. C ouncilm en J M Person and J J. W ism er, and McGee, fo rm e r , „ dent _ o f . the state I M cCready, Forest G rove c ity at- C o u n ty torney, I k £ v \ ^ and ^ M a y o r A. E. W ilson o f to 29 88 per cent as com pared to _________ 38 1 per cent on December 15, 1934 — • ----- 1 u O,‘ roU" “'noun' L egio n, A u x ilia r y , payers made fu ll paym ent o f the * R b B ody C o -o p e ra te 8 X 5 3 » ¡ m u ^ i i ^ ^ . ^ ? ^ Program Started for Training of Disabled People Second Meet Planned for Im pro ve m e n t o f c ity entrances th ro u g h the SE R A program was discussed by G eorge McGee, c ity manager, at the te n th a n n iv e rs a ry j convention of the League o f O r e - • gon C ities at Eugene M onday and Tuesday The session, w h ic h was held in c o n ju n c tio n w ith the an- Tuberculosis , lin q u cn i'lcs fo r p revious yeurs were T a k e T u b e rc u lin S kin also reported by Miss Eisner. The E x a m in a tio n H e re d e linquency fo r 1932 has been re O u tlin e d M o n d a y duced from 3(1 per cent as o f A u - I gust 1, 1934, to 24 per cent at the I _ | . J , I P n c c i b l e p,,M:n‘ ~ ‘,me tax Unpald 6n ^ ^ H L S t lO f lS the 1933-34 ro ils now 1pv1m am ount z ^ H S W C F ll l T r a f f ic N O . (i R e h a b ilita tio n o f p h y s ic a lly hand- : Rapped persons in W ashington I co u n ty was considered at the c o u r t. house Tuesday n ig h t d u rin g a con ference between Oscar I Paulson, state s u p e iv is o r o f re h a b ilita tio n ,, and a co u n ty com m ittee Purpose H o r tic u ltu r a l ^ “ f ^ pro T g E ra h m V is r to ^ T n in d - U ~ o f the p ro " v « id ‘V e e tra New Arrivals D a iry in g D a ta and to H e re Cyrus Cites Effect New th a t th e y m ay become s e lf-s u p p o rt ing. E du ca tio n a l fa c ilitie s are being p ro v id e d by th e state and fe d era l governm ent, Paulson said in o u t- be Discussed on S a tu rd a y H a gg> C yrus to S p ea k o f C om m erce Assist in P ro g ra m Wheat Plan o f C o n tra c te d A c re a g e N o t A ffe c te d by C han g e C ro p R estrictio n s Little Change H e r e to the state group fo r its consider ation. to whoTigh?' b ^ e h g ib le " fo 'iu h T 're * - R ecent “ ‘c ^ t S O rd e r W il l P e rm it commissions. b t B J ------------ 1935 le vy before M arch 15 In o rd e r ---------- c o n tro , a v ia tio n developm ent, pow - ----------- Persons d e s irin g a d d itio n a l in fe r- ----------- heads of these departm ents a n d N in e ty nine persons w ere k ille d “ he“ i»i*aer o f t h e s t - '^ v T o,a l ° f 775 ,tu d e n ts - th c 1 0 1 H ‘ w A ‘ pregram a n d ''c ity ^ ig a n - D iscussion o f d a iry in g and h o rti- Use o f con tra cte d acres u n d er commission» T h a t being the case every 24 hours u n d o n e person w us ® lb ®“ est g ro u p ever to be g ive n the ixatio n were discussed. G o ve rn o r c u ltu ra l problem s w ill be fe a ture d th ® 5 ° Unty ! th e fe d era l w heat p ro d u c tio n con- tl cun re a d ily he seen thut there seriously in ju re d e ve ry 15 seconds , , ” , y 7 ? y ” a, n£ tu b e rc u lin sk in test in W ashing- M a rtin spoke at the opening ses- at the second m eeting o f W ashing- ^ <^ *u^ H n t e n d e n t s o ffic e or program w iU not be affected are bound to be a lo t o f dlsap- as a re su lt o f tr u ffle accidents In s ti to ' 1 county, were treated Wednes- (Continue on p . « . ». column sj ton co u n ty new com ers scheduled L m ,t tee u . . . by the recent m o d ific a tio n o f re- fo r 1:30 p. m. S a tu rda y at the H ills - co u n ty re h a b ih - s tr lc tion.s on s p rin g w heat p la n t- day m o rn in g in H ills b o ro schools. pointed applicants among the 10.- the U n ite d States d u rin g 1934. ac- ’ ¿ .t ’’’7' .»IV h ? T re n h m J E d o ¿“7 ,n o rn ,n « in H ills b o ro schools. ' “ .......................... - ----------------- I boro cham ber o f comm erce The o 1 aP t*,In‘ ed b* , ° ing. according to W illia m F Cyrus. IMS) seekers a fte r places on the cu in ia g to d by Hob- “ ‘ " .T I " pn? " * % „ J .. . 1 [T T he r o r rd uu io statistics s iu u s iiv » cite c iw u uy n o«- h e progam progam , , designed designed as an ef- | event w ill be u n d er th e d ire c tio n 5 ° “ " ^ “ i 00! co u n ty agent. T he new r u lin g an- t.de p a y ro ll. < r t W BgaubeUe, P o rtla n d tr u lh c w i rrm u * f ‘ ' fo rt ,o w “ rd e lim in a tin g the w h ite R e n M 1 O / J U I O F za I o f W illia m F. C yrus, co u n ty agent, Fe<1 i ? i . th e 7 ? te nounced by the A A A o ffic ia ls to Juiciest am oog the plum s • at the accident at 1 tin- cham Pl“ «ue. was sponsored b y J t h • • e *- Il II I» - M llit lllil i m ll v V i i a stigutor. t i K U t U I , <11 1 IV V IIU III - - i t Q 'IC " . 1 /■ «_ • r ** ~ ■ » -« •v w — jobs o f her of com m erce M onday K lim ,n o - R“ ?y ’ * " ” 57' «11 , 2 ? i i nd G A A m e rican Legion, Legion A u x ilia r y _ _ - , and a11 new residents o f the co u n ty a re C. H. N o sier o f H ills b o ro M rs f arm e rs to seed up to 75 Kovcrnor x disposal are the company, »11.108 57 .a n d the co u n ty p u b lic h ealth asso- are in v ite d to a tten d , B eaverton: H - D £ r cent in excess o f th e acreage director of a g ric u ltu re and super lio n o f flu g ra n t and w illf u l tr a ffic L o ca l problem s to be considered „ c com m issioner. a)i Owed under the o rig in a l con- .nie n de n t o f the state oollce Charles la w v io la to rs th ro u g h o rg a n iza tio n ( „ ¿ ¿ " 'f o r “ W a ld n a “ n " c o i n t i “ wm ’ el *U on . I' l'ru y wti.1 has lilte d the la tte r o l a citizens accident p re ve n tio n un.ty ,? *“ Tests were g ive n a t th e un io n in ra is in g and m a rk e tin g b e rry V „ A dams £,ores\ G rove, and tracts has lit t le b e aring on this --------- and tre e f r u it crops w ill be dis- „ V ln c e ? t o f T i gaFd K ra u s wl111 area, he stated. post Since the p olice bureau cam e co m m itte e in H ills b o ro was recoin- M ' j R day; . a lc T d, M r " h l«h school. Peter Uoscow and Da cussed n ty A g e n t v C y yrus. 1 secretary o f th e co m m itte e C ontracted acres m ust be used .... . (?w; co u n ty trea su re r Vid R R l g ra d c schools by local ~ t I-- . . . tu 3“ s i b uj. y v C v o u u u q ztgeni ru s . in to being in August. 1031. Is ns mended by tho officer m edical doc'ors, assisted by tra in e d Canvass of C o u n ty A p p ro v e d V a rie tie s recom m ended and adapt- in c o n fo rm ity w ith the reg u la tio n s sored of i o apjlW ntnient to the Job Deaths re su ltin g fro m uutom o- j 1 in' paym ent totaled »19.693 ,8 nurses, m em bers o f th e H ills b o ro __ c e p * e<i 1° th e a g ric u ltu ra l co n d itio ns of T A — r.x i issued in the f a ll o f 1934, accord- it he wunts to stay and It is un- b ile accidents Increased 11 per cent Legion A u x ilia r y and th e h e a lth an P ro je c t the T u a la t'n va lle y, c u ltu ra l prac- 1 - Z c l l i V i l i e r l i ln *f to in te rp re ta tio n o f the r u l- • lerstood that ho is w illin g M ux in O regon citie s and 18 per cent association Students fro m St. M a t tices and possible m arke ts w ill be z ing. M a n y fa rm e rs in the co u n ty G e h lh ur announced some tim e ago In ru ru l ureas o f th c state d u rin g thew's. the Seventh Day A d v e n tis t, o u tlin e d. VT77 ■ w been led to believe be lie ve th a t re- v trrr X X have re thut lie wanted to re tire as head 1934. Beaubelle stated These fat- T G Bronleewe, m anager o f the I and » J u .u n io h ig h svnuuis schools wc-ui w e n t vo to ; . —, u i r ■uBu , .. ... _ _ . H»gg to Speak m ova l o f th e re s tric tio n also e lira - o f the d e p artm en t o f a g ric u ltu re ,* I »34. lie u u b e lle stated These fa- \tl|z l|p c r v e F e ,he Previou s three b u ild in g s f o n local o ,ilc e of the P o rtla n d Gas & H e n ry Hagg. p ro m in e n t Reed- V inated re s tric tio n s on use o f con- hut It Is k n o w n that many lu rm - tu lltle s were p rin c ip a lly caused b y , L.JI l l V l l v - 3 tests. Coke company, has been nam ed v j j j e d a iry m a n , has o ffe re d h is _____ tra d e d acres, b u t th is is n o t the mg interests have been u rg in g h im of th c d riv e rs o f the state W ________ ashington ______ co u n ty ch a irm a n ________________________ fo r services in o u tlin in g _ _ th _ e p o s s ib ili- « • • • _ ■ _ case, C y ru s declared. to reconsider his resignation and Control Possible _____ ' Reports to be Given ____________ in sistin g th o t the g o ve rn o r re ta in R ig id enforcem ent o f tr a ffic reg- Tests w ill be read and re p o rt ,he Fe<jerai H ousing A d m in is tra - lie s o t th e d a iry in d u s try in Wash- Q u a lity Im p r o v em en t B a sis Uses o f L and CUed Inin mi the Job S hould he be re- ulution» und un educational pro- F e d e ra tio n Seeks Coat o f S‘ ,h e rJ * « , ' V-e ° r ne?,,U v e . On R o n in n l s e e o o f f J J M o Count> L- «• F ™ place M. Perwvn Person, w w h ho JT o f P o rtla n d Discussion p X ^ f X J S l2 S ° ^ pluced there is no d e a rth o f usptr- g ruin such us the "L e ts Q u it K il l ', av m r n i n o a according er o rrtm e to M iss ,.> llo n — ln e-—» P‘ ‘ite o i j . m. r-erson, w . ; ^ . _ . co u n . ty . . agent, w ill also p a r- day m o orning, „ . . n n o | slstant M arg a re t D ixo n , co u n ty h e a l t h has resigneu B ro n le e w e had been tic ip a te in the proposed p ro g ra m as anta fo r the post W illia m A ir r i o f in g " cum puign m ust go hund in P ro d u ctio n Plus P ro fit the fo llo w in g purposes: nurse A po sitive test is by no se rving p re vio u sly as h o u s i n g w e ll as possibly one o r tw o o ther Oregon C ity , w ho w anted th c jo b hund if the u p p u llin g deuth to ll For seeding of any grass or e basic means s u ffic ie n t reason fo r d ecid- ch a irm a n fo r H ills b o ro . i ^ a j peO"pi e 7 Q ^ u 7 a “ lity .’ '' im p ro ve m en t “ is th “ *'= uaslc legum e crop o th er th a n em ergency tour yeurs ago, is said lo be ac- ¡la to be decreased, Heuubellv de- ........................ .......... _r _____ ________________ ___ _____ P rogram seeking to assure fa rm - in g that a c h ild has the disease R J Scearce, local banker, has A p p ro x im a te ly 40 co u n ty new - Pr ln c lPle o f the proposed w estern forage crops w ith o u t re s tric tio n as tiv e ly cam paigning fo r th e up- clared T ha t u re d u ctio n of tr a ffic p o in ln ie n t again O thers "p ro m i- accidents can be accom plished is crh p ro d u ctio n plus a rea- o f tuberculosis, she p o inted out been appointed H ills b o ro housing comers attended the fir s t m eeting states b u tte r m a rk e tin g agreem ent, to use fo r hay, pasture o r seed ne n tly m entioned” fo r llie post in - evidenced by the fact thut educa- »unable p ro fit o il fa rm products Such u test need cause no a la rm ch a irm a n by B ro n le e w e to succeed at th e local cham ber o f com m erce a h e a rin g on w h ic h is being held p roduction. d u d e Solon T W hile, county agent tiu n a l m ethods caused a decrease wa‘ started here F rid a y in g o t d u r since less than one in e v e ry 100 h im s e lf tw o weeks ago and at the request i n p o r R a n ,i F r id a v a n d d a t o r d a v Acreage m ay be sum m er fa l- o f V u n h l ll co u n ty. H enry Bemon, o f 34 per re n t in in ju rie s to P o rt- "R- “ m eeting of the rece n tly o r- o f such cases are c h ild re n a cu te ly A »5000 SE R A p ro je c t has been o f those present th e second m eet- y y ‘ ' lowed, p la n ted to fo re st trees o r K 'a m a th co u n ty potato "king." and la n d school c h ild re n since 1922 gaiuzcd fe d e ra te d la r in O rguniza ill. but a jx is itlv e test should n o t approved fo r a canvas o f W ash- in g was scheduled. A n even la rg e r w , t *1 QualR y im p ro v e m e n t plus i en u n p la nte d i f such a c tio n w ill J C M ille r. S. P A S u g ric u l- Excess speed was declared by l | ons o f W ashington county. The be ig nored in g to n co u n ty to d e term in e th e attendance fo r the com ing session s ta b ility in price, greater consum p- n o t cause s e rio u s damage fro m lu r a l agent B e u u tx'llc to be the must freq u e n t kro u p also adopted a reso lu tio n op X -ra y . together w ith a th o ro u g h housing needs and to secure co- is a n tic ip a te d b y those in charge tio n is hoped fo r, a ccording to A. soil erosion and p ro v id e d t h a t Ear less lu c ra tiv e thun the ug- cause of fu tu l tr a ffic accidents P ^ m g the co n tra ctin g of land by physical e xa m in a tio n is recognized operation in th e n a tio n a l housing S p rin g g ra in and forage crops. E. Engbretson, d a iry co n su ltan t noxious weeds are co n tro lle d . H i u ltu ra l jx » t but a p p a re n tly ju s t T his v io la tio n accounts fo r 31 per piu sons in e lig ib le to lease p ro p e rty as the best means o f d e cid in g how program . The p ro je c t was spon- soil m anagem ent and garden pro b - w ith the A A A w ho has had the The la n d m ay n o t be used fo r .,s im p ulur Is the o ffice o f m sur- cent o f the fu tu litie s, d riv in g o ff ust of p n x lu c tio n fig u re s were m uch o f an in fe c tio n is present, sored by the co u n ty c o u rt W o rk - lems w ere discussed at the in it ia l m a jo r task o f d ra w in g u p the p la n tin g o f any crops declared a ..nee com m issioner now held by A. the r o u d w u y 17 per cent, v lo la t su b m itte d oy a n u m ber o f dele- Miss D ixo n declared. T h is should ers w ill start on th is p ro je c t M on- m eeting. D D. H ill o f th e fa rm agreem ent to its present fo rm . basic c o m m o d ity u n d e r th e A A A II A v e r ill o f P o rtla n d No fe w e r mg the r ig h t of w ay la w 12 per Ku lt■', “ *<ending the session and oth- be the n e x t fo r a ll w h o show day. crops d e p artm en t o f O regon State E ngbretson fo rm e r s u D e r in t e n r i- e x c e P t t h a t s u c h crope as barley, than to u r deserving dem ocrata are cent, d riv in g un the w ro ng side o f 1 Pr «’' ' ' " i T L P > » “ l ' c The A m e ric a n Legion and c h a irm a n B ro n le e w e announces college and C yru s lead th e dis- ent of the A sto ria branch ex p e ri oats- ry e * * o th er « rains 'e x c lu d - o ffe rm g th w n a rlva a fo r th is Job the road 18 per cent, reckless d rlv m el tin g A p r il 2» Com m tt«-e con- the co u n ty health association stand th a t n c x , c o m m u n ity housing elusions m ent sta tio n and long in t im ^ e lv ,n < w h e a t) m ay be used as nurse The lis t includes O rm ond L q e - mg 12 per cent and Im p ro p e r * 1* ' " ' * n R F ind fe ^' iJ iT n a V ' t i I*"“ * in h? th a t " O Ch‘ d m eeting w ill be held at T ig a rd Purpose o f th e m eetings is to ac- associated w ith O regon s d a iry in - ?r '« m P “ 1“ 00 c ro PS « pastured o r comb. W illia m 1. G raham and F red imasing three per cent Persons be- * nd « • . « F in d le y was named be w ith o u t th is service A p r l, J B q u a in t ne w residents w ith T u a la tin d u s try “ On te m p o rC v d u ty w ith harvested » »“ F be fore m a tu rity B rennan of P o rtla n d und Hugh It tw aen the ages o f 15 und 24 have to h bundle u n d li the R e e o o n s e to the th e o o f ffe f e r r o o f tu tu be e r r- - " C / ’ ~ .— ■ W illa m e tte . v . . a n lle . . . v P° F X “ 1' F w *“ ‘ om ooal ,h e o re s tric tio n s on the reports reports Responsi- , and fa rm in g T iT T '/ s s R em oval o f th esolution reg a rd in g the leasing c u lin tests was exce lle n t consid- fe d e ra l Housing n d m in u - co n d itio o s a g ric u ltu ra l problem s d?scrlbed th "? events sp rin g w heat p la n tin g was made F u rl of Nugene w ith Lipscom b be- the highes' tr u ffle accident ratio , o f R land was su b m itte d by the K a n - e rin g the fact th a t w r itte n consent ÌT“ **00 i? c o n d uctin g a n a tio n a l con sid e ra b ly d iffe re n t from ead*ng up l °. tbe Pr ° Ix ,sed agree- j v ie w o f the estim ated decrease lie ve d Vu have u s lig h t edge o ve r he declared. .. _____ _________ ______ »as C tty F a rm e r. U n io n T e x t o f uf the patents was re q u ire d be- B e tte r Housing E du ca tio n a l con- X ? ic h the n e w c o m e « a " d h ig W ig h tt o f M . p ro - “ ,^ 5 U iid e r o r i r i ^ l the o ther candidates ! "J»F w a lk in g was cited as tri. A t least «ne change I. «apeet.xl p iin r iju l .a u s e for a ccid en ts to JiJ.‘ i Th” '.*'!'."“’ i u " / l - l i c " ' - . . ^ rV J * i e% Lhe l'.oùsina T h. co n to rt ‘ are ¿?mÌ “ ar, J*»® . Pf Og[ a7’ WB? c o u n c il o f " the P a c R ic “ N o rth w est ^ . ^ * Ì L Pr°r VÌ“ O^ 1 .»using program . The contest is T ¿7 .L 7 , “ co 01 tn e H acinc r n the personnel of tile in d u s tria l liedcstrians. W a lkin g on r u r a l oruds *bat i t is poor business to en- ,U»«. h e a lth nurse said. T he to ta l have been re q u ire d to h o ld th e ir pen I o a ll h ig h schools, p u b lic . splr<J7, “ y, , c ,,act u ’ ha' a ¿5r ?e A d v is o ry board in P o rtla n d. K-ctdenl coiiunlaslon w here T M o i- was n e x t most fre q u e n t cause fo l- courage fo re ig n co m p e titio n ln ag- I « le d in H I ills b o ro W ednesday is °P cn to n tin average g s to 9« W heat per cent o f th e *D u n iu •’ tepiTbln'an. is expeetad low ed by 1 roasm g’ agulnst a tr a f r ic u ltu r e to the e xte nt o f leasing b elieved to exceed the n u m b e r o f { i " ^ a.h « l " M o n d a v ^ e tS ris *o f1 th ^ O regon fro m t h i^ d ro u th area in , h” , ?5th t a$ ’ j? “ ! 25 m illio n , co ws m p h la iu to "farm ers are - L .. r i , . - h . . - i „ i i I o i f fic i c s signal i g n a l u and n it d diagonal i a g o n a l r . r . . .a o w .u te • B m n ,te d states States at Present, present, o n ly now a llo w e d to mcreaae t h e i r . Iw ia c iitR .x t ........... to make . s u s ..,,g m g „1 o f to t o anyone anyone w w h ho w ill ill give give anyone anyone a a students students tr trea te d d p p re re v v io io u u s s lv ly in in a a ll ll launched launched M M onday. onday. T T he he basis basis o o f f the the m onths o n th s ' ” ’ \ the ne U u/>lted tu t? u £ » g e M A itk e n streets co n tra ct on land w h o I . not e lig ib le parts o f the county. “ a\ ? L rc a l cham ber o f com m erce is d T°u th c o n d itio n , w ith consequent s.-eded acreage above th e 90 per of W a ^ “ ton COUIRV or s o m e Im p o rta n » o f p ro p e rly adjusted } ° h °Jd “ lease them selves and we D octors vo lu n te e rin g th e ir serv- »P®~h wlhtch should not take cooperating w lth C v ru s in conduct- p o rta g e o f feed and lo w p roduc- cen, p e rm itte d in th e c o n tra rts " t h C T X n m r a t . e appointee brakes was emphasized by Beau- therefore, w ish to go on record .ces fo r the tests in clu d e d Drs A m ore than MX m tnutes to d e liv e r m g ^ he m ^ tln g s / G Bronleew e. p o n co7 ,bave Prevented ag- ba, w iU be re q u ire d to m ake cor- N o ch a n g e is exiM-elixt to be made b e lle lie declared that the im - “ * opposing uny such lease Copy o P itm an. J. B Dinsm ore. J. O. •,nJ h I h * Uo ,7 i ? Nye O B ris to l. W. G. Ide. W. Sra >?, *on ° f th e serious su rp lu s responding red u ctio n s in the 1936 No ih u n g ,-oinm is- l>aet of a car tra v e lin g 20 m iles ,,f ,h v reso lu tio n w ill be fo rw a rd e d Robb. D E W ile y and H. D Hug ln 8 and the Hom e and its p u r- v ; \ i r K in n ev F A G r if fith Problem o f tw o years ago,” said crop turner m lw held by Judge C harles an h o u r was equal to d ro p p in g the «“ O regon representatives in con- gins M rs F C S m ith . M rs V io la P<*J¡ '» ' « t “ .. the • « « . t io n o f R \ K R u r a tli fo r the com- Engbretson. 'Som etim e it m ay ra in Concrete e xam ple o f the recent A D lO IliC C H C tO L-fozxJ JlC aQ riOUSJnjT f? Ol 1<M3 Farmer G roup Vy PMPftT IVlPPf’ I u I Carey unless the cun .m is.lo n c. '* ...7 ,,o r e .ig iu n a In w h ich event T ,.,,Sn .'tnanRc!‘l« ü d '¡h a * 'a n y d if f i- it I» n«>i " a * y une te n u * « ' to ‘ accept the "S Rum ors th a t State Senator V Ï <*<w M a r* h fiv ld m ig ht ?,,h" th is m b are not ta k- \ î ? r .li h ' . c J since the |K.st ¡ t o c a n r t pay enough to m ake i t p a rtic u la rly a ttra ctive . W hile »11 th re e m em bers o f th, Highway com m ission have pluced th e ir resignations in th e hands of th e governor it i» not e xp t'cti'd • hat he w ill accept m ore th a n one o l them at th is tim e Changes in the ta x com m ission ........ ....I raxillir,* t w o votes but au tom o b ile fio m a one-story b u ild - , Percy. M rs James A u ld . M rs. Hayes in g and nt 00 m iles an h o u r i t . I roposed co u n ty u t ilit y _ d is tric t B ic k fo rd M rs J H Rossman, and .xiTiaUisi a d io p fro m 'a ij-s'to ry' d 'd r ib u tio n o f p o w e r fro n i the (C ontinued on par« H. colum n 2) h u iirfin tf B u n n v v ille dam was discusacd by T ota l of 36.000 persons w ere k ille d J E l-e w t»n Rex era! o f the dele- m th c U n ite d Slates .lu rin g 1934 « « J « » b je te d to the plan on the in a u tom o b ile accidents and 954,000 con ten tio n t h a t sparsely settled were in ju r ,x l T his fig u re Is fa r * ™ ' d ■■<*> b. reached A n - >n excess o f the 50 000 A m e rican » » e rin g th is obje ctio n, it was de- clared th a t rnuny co m m u n itie s not (C u a iln a « !c o lu m n « ) served ut present w o u ld come u n der the plan and th a t rates w o u ld T he local C h ris tia n ch u rch is en be lo w e r than those now e xistin g V ^ V J U Ilk y X te rta in in g one o f fiv e d is tric t con ve n tio ns of th c C h ris tia n ch u rch be g in ning F rid a y m o rn in g and clos- Young A m e rica on its home m itte e re p rcse n tin g th e cham be r The contest is being sponsored _________________ b y th c housing a d m in is tra tio n in co -operation w ith in d u s try , n a tio n - al edu catio n a l and c iv ic organiza- A X tions, th e press, and ra d io broad __ casting systems, and is a co-opera I « " » lltT F L d lU u lIy V > V F 1 1 1 IL tiv e e ffo rt on the p a rt o f schools and c o m m u n itie s to create a g re a t er in te re st in liv a b le homes. _ _ , . Three P o rtla n d e rs James a n d A r ie F low ers and James W edding, w ere arrested S a tu rda y eve n in g on _ la rcen y charges The tr io is alleged to have stolen chickens at T ua la - jr ia n s e x t e n s i o n tin F rid a y n ig h t mg Saturday afternoon I 1- „# „ a z L o re n Lee Roberts o f Banks was ’ n sP“ e ° * a d o w n -p o u r o f ra m arrested by th e state po lice M on- are expected fro m Clatsop. C olum - bin. M ultn o m a h . Clackam as and a la r Re cro w d attended the T o w n - day on a game l a w v io la tio n m ove W ashington counties. send c lu b m eeting in th e C h ris tia n charge. He plead g u ilty in the lo- — m o d ific - a tio . n is as fo llo w s : A fa rm - u n ifo rm a lly The proposed agreem ent is n o t e r h a v in g 500 acres in w heat designed to boost prices, b u t i t is w o u ld h a v i reduced p ro d u c tio n to expected to s ta b ilize prices and 450 acres under the c o n tro l p ro m a rk e tin g practices, in su re q u a lity , gram. U n d e r th e ne w ru lin g , he and p ro te ct the p ro d u ce r in o b ta in - m ay no w increase his p la n tin g s b y *ng a 7a*r Pr *ce f ° r bis b u tte rfa t in 75 per cent o f 450 acres fo r a to ta l re la tio n to the p ric e o f b u tte r o f of 787 acres. th e q u a lity th a t can be made fro m A ll persons w is h in g to p la n t ex- R- . cess w heat th is y e a r w ill be re - E ngbretson em phasized th a t b u t- q u ire d to agree to sign a new te r prices o u t o f lin e w ith consum- wheat c o n tra ct and to ta ke a d d i- er a b ility to pay are d e trim e n ta l tio n a l red u ctio n s in 1936 to m ake ¡ to th e d a iry in d u s try as th e y d i- up fo r th e excess p la n tin g s th is v e rt dem and to o th e r p roducts season L im ita tio n o f w heat acre- D a iry in g dares n o t get too fa r a l ;ad age on n o n -c o n tra c t fa rm s s t ill o f o th e r in d u strie s, he w arned, say- holds and no excess p la n tin g s w ill in g b u tte r prices w ent too h ig h in be p e rm itte d pianungs w in th e past m onth, b rin g in g a re a c - ! _________________ F ina ls in the annual W a s h i n g t o n H ills b o ro Pharm acy w ill tio n . A » f u ll attendance o f d is trib u to rs and m ana- ■ ‘ « •M m *- V - ld d X Z S the P o rtla n d h e a rin g ,1 said am ple o p p o rtu n ity am endm ents and suggestions — --------- . ---------------- . . - . , ---------- j - 1 - « - I d be given. Unless a substan- in e ffe c tin g th c change t o n H illa A p h r o il i- n 2« F o r e s t G rove Aloha ,a b ll»h a '"« d e rn . u p -to -d ate d ru g The co n ve ntio n convenes at 11 ordered sent to the Townsend T w o th e fts w ere c o m m itte d a t tia l p o rtio n o f the in d u s try ap- I t has been ru m o re d fo r some I1IIISOOII fo re s t '■•[O'J; A lo n .i s, „ re al tb c ncw M ain street site o 'clo ck F rid a y m orn in g . T h c out- Radio Broadcast fu n d. A special the ' N ew te rm o f the state a d ---------- u lt ed- — W. F. Johnson place near H u n t's the agreem ent in present a tim e th a t G o v e rn ili M a rtin w ould I I u I m - i and sm all schools in the The b u ild in g is owned bv E J standing fe a ture o f th a t session co m m itte e v was appointed to re p o rt m ill w ith in a week, a ccording to ! proves or amended fo rm it w ill not be I uca tlo n program in W ashington ask lo r the resignation o f M rs ., w estern p a rt o f th e co u n ty w ill M cAI.-nr being a sermon. T he M issio n ary ways and m means fo r ra is in g speci- a re p o rt su b m itte d to the s h e riffs put in force, b u t he w arned th a t co u p tF opened F rid a y and w ill C o rne lin M a rv in Pierce as a m em - , com pete in p re lim in a rie s at Forest A lth o u g h p la n n in g to co n tin u e A d v e n tu re .” F rid a y a fte rn o o n rep- a l fu n ds fo»- the Townsend O ld Age o ffic e by Johnson. F iv e chickens d a iry in g is som ewhat on the spot co n tin u e u n t il M a y 24. according ber of the board o f h ig h e r educa- < ,ro v ,\ B eaverton T ig a rd business in H illsb o ro . J. B. Ih le resentatives of th e N o rth w e st R e v o lv in g 1 Pension cam paign The w ere ta ke n on the evening o f w ith th e A A A and w ill have to . . P K ra u s, co u n ty school super- It w o u ld not be su rp ris- and St M arys and sm all sch o o ls, nnd L ym a n H ow e declared th is C h ris tia n college. Eugene, and o f local c lu b has entered upon a w id - M arch 15, w h ile a q u a n tity o f tools decide soon on a course o f actio n i f in t^ ndent. Persons interested in the Ron and [• ut least one, and possi- in I he eastern sec lion o í th e c o u n - w ,.,.|ç (hat they had not as ye t N o rth w e st C h ris tia n Homes o f er p u b lic ity ro le and w ill sell the ing to see va riou s courses o ffe re d are asked and canned ' f - r u it was ta ke n last governm ent h e lp is to bv had changes In the . personnel ty w ill meet nt fo re s t G rove fo u nd a new location. W alla W alla Wash and Eugene "Tow nsend W e e k ly " on th e streets. T h u rsd a y n ig h t. l>lv t w o C-— _____ ____ to sign u p w ith th e teachers as _________________ ...... i . w . . u ith k i in n «!»»• ( fe w 1 i C h ¡1 m on n iM 'n n .'in t» w ll h«» . . . . . ’ u _____ __ , . . . . . „ . . o f th is bourd th e n n n e * xt ha m n p i io n sh sh i ip pennants w i ill be I soon as possible. w ill be heard. T he "Tow nsend W e e k ly " is the of- O rders in th e fo llo w in g c irc u it T T . .,1.,, I aw arded In both la rge and sm all Classes being conducted in th e A fe llo w s h ip supper at 6 o'clock R cia l paper o f the m ovem ent and c o u rt cases w ere issued th is week: l5 t< ttC C O U r - i l ( l i l t ) C ity C o u n cil M e e tin g • • • school divisions. co u n ty are as fo llo w s : H ills b o ro — w ill precede the “ Y o u th Session" contains up to the m in u te news m H. Stevenson vs. W. H. G a lin a t to be H e ld T u e s d a y at G o ve rn o r M u r tiii may be a lit - C o m m itte e in charge o f the event 7:30. Miss M a rth a James w ill be and in fo rm a tio n reg a rd in g the plan, et al. dism issal; M a tte r L iq u id a tio n R egular m eeting o f the c ity co u n tie b it ru s ty on his fir s t hund i includes Lee B a rn u m o f A loha- tio n ; M iss M a rly s H e fn e r, a d u lt A d d r e s s o n | B u lle tin s read fro m headquarters o f Shute Savings bank, orders; c il w ill be held ut the c ity o f h the a ll d e vo tio n a l leader. know ledxe o f Oregon und its needs H uber. George Ray of Gales Creek, Tuesday evening. Discussion hr., .*.,.ia n J 0“ **1 a N£ w ashoW ,b a t m a rk cd progress is be- R obert D. Snowden vs. Joseph d ' M iss H elen C o w g ill, assistant state : » i* * ,’ but lie Is not losing uny tim e In IC. I I Nosier o f H illsb o ro . Mrs. W o rld „ w ill be d e live re d by Dr. in g made in congress to enact the H u tch in so n et al, dism issal. T ru s- q .H c lu b leader, has been m a k in g ’ e w ln g - Forest G rove —M rs. Elm a proposed b u ild in g code o rdinance correcting th is d e ficie n cy L u s t I Esther A lle n o f Forest G rove and v ic to r t M o rris , professor of eco- M c G ro a rty b ill, the Townsend p la n ;te e s h ip o f S tric k la n d m inors; Jacob a to u r o f W ashington co u n ty th is ®u “ on: sew mg: O. V. W hite, n a tu- week he covered m ore than 1200 L. A G ooding o f Sherwood __ w ill p ro b a b ly be held nom ics in U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon. In to law . Bob K e lly 's o ffic e at the B. F rost vs. Dora I. Frost, d e fau lt, w e e k " v is itin g every g irl's c lu b m ra b z a tlo n ; M rs T he lm a W illa rd m iles o f state h ig h w a ys In ce n tra l . . . . and a ctin g president o f N o rthw est stage depot is the local club's head- decree: John E. Sester et al vs the area Sue is being accom panied s e w ia g ;. H a rv CF F. W ilson, auto C h ris tia n college q u a rte rs fo r supplies and in fo rm a - Helen G ra n t et v ir , a p p o in tin g bv M rs Z ola M orcan o f th e con n m echanics; and M rs. P. O. F u rlie , Sessions fro m 10 to 12 o'clock tio n . g u a rd ia n ad lite m ; M. H Steven "y school1 su n e r.n te n de n f^ o ffic e ! s p in n in «' A lo h a - M r s . S. A . Beck- and 2 to 4:15 p. m. w ill be held -----------------------------1 son vs. E d ith L. Reames et al. T „ u r ¿ in z. c r' sewinR; and C a rl E' h im se lf W ith th c sta te s roud p ro z . . S aturday. The m o rn in g session t o p - ' r»-» . dism issal; C onrad A lg e sh e im e r et , H be com pleted th is a ft- music. M etzg e r—M rs Jessie F le tt, ics: T he U n ifie d S e rvice ? Claude C O U l l t V 1 F C a tC d tO u x vs. L u lu M aude T u ttle et v ir. □ m eeting o f H ills - c o m m u n ity singing. B eaverton— ■ A z v a iv w v v z dism issal; G eorge H B id w e ll vs? iz ? ? , a? ? _ . ° ^ _ C,°n fc r ' M rs B e rth a Shaver, sew ing Prog- s e iri.'n "to ta lle d '» i l W 2 . ' ^ ‘ n early .................... t . t L n . hr R « « W. n . ^ i m oney is fa r greater than the sup- S i 1 ' I I f-tzA »VF zlIU ulvU I C hurch M eet in City Friday < O lin tV I I r t 'lfL il K T o w n sen d G ro u p rj, M eet Planned pha>™<iey Planning E * * M ove to N ew Site 1 A r ill It I IilCCi*C O p en ed Friday Leader V isits H e r e Mrs Christine Davis’ na,ura,iza- Xueshinn ^.rto’fJmuiX ; rum ’ • • in Financial M arket E xplained by N oted Econom ist »Rl.ooo more th a n the 1933 - M'ssion _ „ P h A , n R K , , h f . lo rid a. M Ä P 2 j . J tA » S O N w n , a « tc , . h s i p K ly » o f '„ K good f iT - S bonds HTS Bank deposits - p a r w h ich Ä W V a™ bIc Weather •Va. a 'tio ^ C h u 're h ~ L h i“ " ü ï ™ ; > „ , K S S '. r run one Î ■ S wise r a S fo ru m w fo llo ? w s ? th e ? afte rn ? oon ddresses. "E v a n g e lis tic m eetings." H p e rm lp in g e nt Weak R e vival o f O regon’s ru ra l re -I vestm ent h a v e | ^ J ^ e l . The barom ete, o f m oney | ..p nn F u n C d hurches" ... T he p and u b lic the is b a b illta tio n program h a s b e e n edge bond m a rke t, boosting m any dem and la the vo lu m e o f new 11 w elco m e m u le possible th ro u g h the n llo t- issues fa r above th e ir call prices m incing. In 1934, new ca pital flo ta - n n t o f »25 000 by the state re lie f A t th e same tim e m any second- (ions to ta lle d $178.257,949 against •om m ittee fo r th is w o rk. T h is grade issues have registered sharp $180,717,178 in 1933 and »8.639.439,- phase Hence, in 1929. tthim p o di f the u i( ’ re i c i lie i c i f program p i u n i u n i was wi«.-» declines — ----- . - I w a n t to b rie fly - , 5,io ........... .. ✓ i 1«e’,.u riig e il by the form e, co m m it- discuss some o f th ,' cross-currents G ilt-e d g e Issues Y ie ld O n ly Four l e e w hich refused to co-operate I causing th ia d iv e rg e n t trend. P rim e com m ercial paper today w ith the state .s e lf help com m is- Com m on E rro r In J u ilg ln x Bonds g|Ves almost no re tu rn less than James F. Stevens, 91, o f L a u re l sion T h is com m ission was created Bonds have alw ays interested me one per cent Good ta x -fre e m un- hv an a c tV o r , t ^ ,''a p ^ 'a " lr e M lo i I m ore th a n stock». I th in k th is to Iclp a i. statR a n d 'ì e d e r e l’ g o vera- ,M m daZ ™o rn in ? a fte r o f 1933 w ith a v ie w to p ro m o tin g generuBy ¡nent ^bonds hnvc been d riv e n s o ,a p ” o n g td illness. F un e ra l serv ie lf b e lli Wg n n le n V7n«cts in d 1 ? ,, * ' a tre h n lc a l tra in in g Bonds lend | H gh th M The " c u r r e ^ ^ n a ^ - i L T rnW" e / , T dunCtPd, Wednesday , . , , 7 ! ;;;»Ä ... ! t í t f S S S B [ of w e a th er • ? has n k P . u . lv » » ' been • '» “ evid « e n t in I > Schram ■ * . * m *■ vs. s F c ra .™ . e u r, . f il ia l ad ve nt o f spring. Snow, sleet, f F rench et ux. d e fa u lt; and A . J. h a il, ra in , free zin g tem peratures. R iche et u x vs. M azie Hays et al. w in d and even sunshine have had j decree. th e ir tu rn d u rin g the past tw o I O rders in th e fo llo w in g estates weeks o f e rra tic w eather. I w ere also issued: Rosina O ster- H ioh ,.,irH . ^ , , „ i, , m ann. E lizab e th E tta Preston. A l- High UlIiCi V isited th c co u n ty | . _ _ a c m a T» A S a tu rda y n ig h t and Sunday, b u t , Sholes^ C lem ent R W h it- o n ly m in o r damage resulted H a il ,a : Rft' p!gh S. Robinson, W D and snow in a d d itio n to rain fe ll b m *tb ' M ich ae l C onzelm ann, J u liu s “n th e "v a ile y d u rin g the for¡ " 'p a r t ‘ en[ i ^ 0? ' H ugh L S n u th ' Jo h " o f the w eek and a fa ir ly sub- 2 M ike lso n. E. G ustave Fischer, s la n tia l s n o w fa ll was reD orted on I ^ rde I? w e re also issued in th c the high lands Sunshine has been I gu a rd ’ an sh ip o f G L. T ou t. L u e lla evident the last few m ornings hut S m lth ; Sam uel K u r a tli, and P ric k - a, chapel w ith R e v ' W " f & Shn'i»' I L . ,CW ett m inors. e I c „P v , „ , , w , s ,m p - has g ive n w a y to overcast skies “ ---------------------- apn " " c ' a ,ln g In te rm e n t was nt by afternoon. I n e t T i ' n r ’Flr»#® „ ’•boro cem etery. L ,3 S l 1 C a C n e r i V l e e t Deceased was b o rn M arch 10. Funeral W ed n esd ay fo r Jam es S tev en s i n ' f fa m ilie s on sm all farm s .c r o i.B e « w here they m ig h t acreages w here tney m .g t acreagM come se lf su p p o rtin g and them selves to a m ore ca re fu l an- be- alysis th a n do stocks. In fa it, It , / m uch eHS|er to Judge th c course o f bond prices than o f stock prices, ------- The m ost comm on p it f a ll i- is to —... gen- agM less than three p e rc e n t W ith no nPW se cu rity offe rin g s, n a tu ra l- l y the trem endous q u a n tity o f m oney seeking in ve stm e n t has s p ill- . . Into . . the . investm ent m e ar- pd . over G ro u p to S tu dy P lans fo r H ills b o ro H o s p ita l C o m m itte e to testim ony In P o rtla n d. Most o f the charges against the re lie f a d m in is tra tio n w ere based on alleged d is and i fa vo in i the c rim in a tio n anti iiv o ritis o u b m iii h ,u e d ls trlb u tio n o f re lie f funds. A t a p re lim in a ry m eeting here last w eek G o ve rn o r M a rtin to ld his com m itte e th a t he w anted them to go to the bottom o f every chnrge and to spare no one w h o m ig h t be fo u nd to have been false lo the tru s t reposed in them In connec- » tio n w ith the a d m in is tra tio n o f re lie f. • • • T w e lv e persons lost th e ir lives and 319 persons suffered in ju rie s IContlnii«) on psgs colamn 4) de- o o u tlin e d e tails in . th a t w ill m ake a b ig book fo r no- h<vJv f<Y nr» o n J * * « '. 10’ ,read and ° n an C A N Y O N C IT Y - A fte r w e p la y v a n e t y subjects o f no p a rtic u la r a hand a t p in o ch le o r bridge, we o °nsp<iuenee Just laws, b lu n d e r- hold a post m ortem , and th e n p la y . ng confusion, co rre ctin g , am end- the hand o ve r again We argue the ! ng’ rp PcaI |n fi. s tru g g lin g w ith the rules o f the game and s till no one Im p e rfe ctio n s o f g o ve rn m e nt and is convinced, and so, w e p la y an- t r y j ng to c o rre c t th e in h e re n t faults, o th er hand, and then, go in to a evils, e rro rs and general cussednen b igger and b e tte r a rg u m e n t th a n I who , s thc in te g ra l pa rt ever. I t is fro m th e post m ortem s °* th e com posite whole, w h ic h we w e h o ld over the hands, fro m cal? governm ent. G o ve rn m e n t is an w h ic h w e learn th e te ch niqu e and e' 1^’ re.9*S i n? ,a l^ o t tbe e rro rs t | th e rules o f the game. I o f ua aU- P e rfe ct m en w o u ld need lO r Y e a r P la n n e d P ° r th e past 60 days w e have no gove rn m e nt and no laws. T he y P la „ , fo r tb e fin a l teachers m T k i n g ^ f c a ^ s ‘h k v l aU b re n u l X . " ™ reference to the proposed h o sp ital in s titu te o f the c u rre n t y e a r w ere in H ills b o ro was appointed this com pleted th is w eek b y O. 3. w eek b y J. H. G a rre tt, m ayor. Kraus, co u n ty school s u p e rin te n d M em bers o f the g ro u p in c lu d e D r ent. The event is scheduled fo r J. O. Robb. D r. H e n ry Young, P. A p r il 6 at P a c ific u n iv e rs ity in L. Patterson. W. V erne M c K in n e y Forest G rove. • and Dr. A O. P itm an. P rin c ip a l features o f the pro g ra m -----------------------------w ill in c lu d e addresses b y D r. G. A p r il F o o l” C a rn iv a l Odgers o f th e P a c ific u n iv e r- i I n n in i- H i sl‘ y education d e p a rtm e n t and by fro m “ u n ctio n b lo c k ” levels, solec- tio n s th is w o u ld fo rce investors in - t iv lt y rules the bond m a rk e t to an to th e m edium and second-grade H ills b o ro L egio n Post even greater e xte n t than the sto rk m arke ts fo r a b e tte r re tu rn ! v s .î» . » zr . z» -- i , „ w „ Vc ,. ,r e selee- Yet second-grade bonds and com- v is its a t ro re s t t»rove ! m a rk e t, Boi ds, h o w , ve r n r e s it , tlv e p rim ......, a r ily as to k '.id e . w_ „ ...... m on stocks are today lo w e r than G erm an v ie w p o in t o f the W o rld stocks are selective p rim a r ily as to a ye a r ngo and m an y people are w w was discussed by M r. W o lle rt, Industries. puzzled. T h is Is because secondary ; a fo rm e r m em ber o f a G erm an T he h ig h -g ra d e bond m a rk e t to- bonds are in flu e n ce d m ore by ' su b m a rin e crew , d u rin g a Joint J u n io r H i G y m M o n d a y day is s im p ly a re fle c tio n o f con- co rp o ra tio n earnings than by con-1 m eeting o f H ills b o ro and Forest d ttlo n s in the m oney m arket. Bond d itio n s In the m oney m arke t. Some d r o v e A m e rica n Leg io n posts at ! A n , " A p r il F o o l" c a rn iv a l w ill be prices nre the ra tio o f th e su p p ly u t ilit y h o ld in g com pany bonds and Forest G rove Tuesday nig h t. The I give n at the J u n io r h ig h school o f and dem and fo r m oney. S u p p ly ju n io r ra ilro a d bonds have s u ffe r- speaker e it id In te re s tin g facts con- gym nasium fro m 7 to 9 p. m. M on- means the am ount o f m oney seek- ed d ra stic p rice declines in the ce rn in g th e w a r fro m the C e n tra l day by the g ra d u a tin g class Pro- Ing Investm ent and dem and the f last year. W ith the g o ve rn m e nt’s Pow ers’ side o f th c p ic tu re and I ceeds w ill be used fo r th e eighth n u m b e r o f a v a ila b le issues in J successive persecution of: firs t, the to ld o f the propaganda spread re- grade banquet in M ay. T here w ill w h ich th is m oney can be invested, a ir m a il com panies; second, th c g a rd in g alleged a tro c itie s o f A llie d he e n te rta in m e n t and booths. A soldiers. | sm all adm ission w ill be charged A t the present tim e th e su pply o f ’ (Continued nn psae 6 oolumn t) Post M ortem on Legislature H eld by Cow C ountry Editor Rev claud Sabln of Forcst GrovJ .™ z „ by oy M rs. 1 M o tio n p ictu re s o f v O x regon C harles H ines o f Forest G rove p la y day a c tiv itie s by Miss R uth B u rlin g h a m o f th e u n iv e rs ity phys ica l education d e p artm en t, m usic by Dean E d ith C o lia is-E va n s o f the m usic d e p a rtm e n t and a harm onica band a rc also planned. „ „„ . „ llnto1 „ , .. Editor, B lue Mountain FzMifle, Canyon City. R ,„ r„ , n, . t i v , . G rant .n d H .m .y dealt the hands have been played and ’ n o w it is tim e fo r th e post m ortem . We have th e corpse o f the le g is la tu re before us. W hat d id it die of? W hat was th e m alady? W h y are le g islatures w h a t th e y are and w ill th e y ever be b e tte r o r worse and w h y does th e man dow n on the street say th a t th e le g is la tu re Is a ll the bunk? We are to ld th a t th e le g is la tu re does not do a n yth in g , and in th e same breath, condem n it fo r d o in g too m uch We sat in a s w iv e l ch a ir, in the fro n t ro w o f th e house o f re p re sentatives at Salem fo r th e past 80 days and w atched th e parade o f 1000 b ills and law s go by, and no a d m in is tra tiv e d ire c tio n - i the - rub. B u ........................ t ah, th e re is M en are n o t perfect; th e y m ust be re s tra in e d and th e re fo re w e have le g is la tiv e bodies to b lu n d e r and s tu m b le along w ith the rest of b lu n d e rin g h u m a n ity , and so we w o u ld say th a t the c h ie f va lu e o f a le g isla tu re lies In its faults. A p e rfe ct le g is la tu re to ,re g u la te im p e rfe c t m an w o u ld be a f a il ure, fo r a fte r all, I l is o n ly Im p e r fect men w h o are capable o f reg u la tin g im p e rfe c t men. and so let us repeat th a t the p rim e va lu e o f a le g isla tu re lies in its faults. I t Is men, h u m a n ity , dem ocracy, A m e r ica. (Continue! on pntn A column 4, F