H IL L S B O R O
Tage Four
A RGU S.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Thursday, March 28, 19:15
legislators w ho w ere besieged w ith
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G ladys Hu gg of W» r» ,r. Idaho, C o u n t y F o u r - I I C lu b s
thro u g h o u t the s e - x i o u O O C lfll I v C l l ’S Ol
form er H illsboro resident.
and
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,
T h ere w as th e fish m en. th e m ilk
A rm ine C ooper of M onm outh
W> K e c e i v r ( b a r t e r s
Another of the new settlers' meetings
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m eetings
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men. boo. »• men. th e egg men. the
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Mrs
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onnor
and
infant
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a
rte
rs
w
ere
g
ra n te d to six
will he held in the cham ber of commerce
JJ J
( \ O O C l V 1 I 1 f? plum bers. »met«»i-. e o a m e tie ia n s ,
son re tu rn e d W ednesday m o rn in g ' W ashington county 4 II club-, this
W iik W k l.k I« C m s U m * Ik « It ili »b a r. In j« p « n 4 n u
harbors, law yers, ek'etrieiaus. hop
rooms
Saturday
afternoon.
The
response
to th e ir hom e at C ornelius Shu i w eek. according to w ord received
H ilU b o ra Arm i« « t a h U M
HiUaboru ln.l«jw ii.)«nt « lo b . IST»
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. men. bankers, ra ilro ad e rs, th e old.
of those present at the first m eeting would
u n d e rw en t a eaesareun o|M*raliun by th e county •»hool su|H-riiit»*iiii
M r K IN N K V « M c K IN N K Y . P a k ila h a n
I the young, and say. w e shall never
»•nt's office C lubs cimitero»! in
at S m ith 's hospital M arch III
indicate that such gatherings for discus S u n d a y S c h o o l E le c t s ; C . T . forget the night that 400 or S00
Fublishtd T h u m ,ay.
K a t« v 4 •« «eouiJ-ylaa. m atter in ,h«
»hided tin* M erry SewaiN o fT ig a rd
poatotttae at Hilb-bm-o. O r.« .in
I cosmaticiana, b eauty doctors, s to r m - . M rs A O P itm an, Mrs It - _ I) . . Billy and Tom m y M»'l>«»nald
sion of local conditions arc beneficial and
!
Uie T astie C ookers of IHHshoio,
I m l a y I I I w i t h F lu
,
»xi
th
e
eapitol
How
w
ould
you
H
uggins
and
Mrs
V
erne
M
cK
inney
tu
rn
e
d
F
riday
from
tw
o
week
SR*. M RS K C M .K 1 N N E Y
enjoyable.
W . V E R N E M c K IN N K Y
| like to go against MM) b eauty doc- w crt‘ guests of Mrs. C. It. B uchan- visit w ith th e ir g ra n d p are n ts. Mi I the Rainbow C lothing clu b o f
Annodate
E
d
itor
E d ito r
W ashington county has been selected
! tom, th e sw eet lassies, w ho de- a,’? . \
^histon S a tu rd a y at th e and Mrs It E Mating, a t Whale Beaverton, the "W hen Do W»* E at”
(B y Hasel Churvhley)
I cam p cookery elntt of H illsboro
m anded th e ir code in a public J n
sty le »how a n d b rid g e Cove
as the new home of many fam ilies th at
the S S S club of S h erw o o d ami
I' I A w ill - give h hearing
eonunitte
em pie in P o rt-
,
,
e arin g before a com
m ittee'* W o u ld ' ,
a * ^ 'e M aaonlc tei
O F F IC IA L
N B W 8 P A P K « O F W A S H IN G T O N t 'O l ’ N T \
Dr
C T S m ith p e rform ed a the Nifty Needles of C ornelius
have come here from the drouth-stricken a REEDVILLK
land
play ®nd other n u m b ers in th e you have th e heurt to resist them *
ajor o p e ratio n for Mrs E d n a
mid-west. In our opinion they could not ch u rch F rid a y e vening E veryone And n early every night th e re w ere T u alatin ch ap tei L e a g u e o f W est - m
SahixnptKMi R at«* S tr id i» Ca*fc ia Advance
Wells of Hciut W ednesday m orn
P er year
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H
V . 8. O^toide Oregon
O u r elasslfltnl colum ns m ay have
have picked a finer place in which to cordially invited.
public h e arin g s in nearly every »•i n \\ l iters, m et I'uesilay ev en in g m g at S m ith s hospital
Foreiirn C
o u n tru *
Coun
Six m onth*
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Just w hat you a re h a.k in g for
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I’ubiy
has
been
sick
w
ith
room
o
f
th
e
eapitol.
and
by
the
w
ith
Mrs
C
h
a
rle
s
Hines
of
Forest
make their homes.
Miss
V
irginia
Endicott,
sludcul
Head
them
,r
f V Z?1 * u V ^ t four w eeks hundreds, they w ould come, urg- Grove
M rs
F red C aldw ell and
First A uditeli Taper
M E M B E R O ra re n State
We hope that these newcomers will »?C
He is b e tte r now a n d hopes to be ,n g th e ir dem ands th ro u g h law yers Misses E laine a n d Kitty C aldw ell at II of O is s |H 'i.d ln g s p r i n g va
L an re*t A udited W eek
E d ito ria l Aaaociatioa and
c ation w itti her a u n t. Mm. II
ly C irculation in Ore-
like it here and they will alw ays find a up soon.
N a tio n al E d itorial \aa<>-
and o rg a n isers a n d m en a n d worn- a tte n d ed from H illsboro
<oa.
Staple»
t*oa.
E lect O fficers
en. hum anity, stum bling, b lu n d er- M . « . . % u f , u .nV . i i '‘. i U. *',n<* . i 4'
hearty welcome in the comity seat. Hills
*«•’ A O Pit.,.»., v isited Tu. s
S un d ay school elected follow ing mg. seeking, striving, urging th eir ok. J 1 k .V
I I . K. K c llin g to n
boro is happy to have these new citizens officers
V
i ‘' ’' ' ' m 1’ i' v ' ' '
w i,h M ls ■' l> s h ..a d at Su
T h e H illsboro Arrw a M nuim a no fina ncia l reaponatbility fo r
S unday: G lenn Stiff, su- gro u p thought u p o n legislative till- w e e k e ld at E ugene Mrs. Fox |t....
"L et K elly' Fix Y our W atch"
error» rubliohed m its evdonma. but in caaoa where thia paper
and the cham ber of commerce is grateful p e rin ten d e n t: Mrs. C. Im lay, a s com m ittees. t h e m em bers, tired is visiting this w w k w ith h e r p a r
hi a t fa u lt w ill rep rin t that p a rt of an ad vert »eemen t in which
In S la te Heput
for the opportunity of acting as t h e i r sistant su p e rin te n d en t; Elsie Nord w orn, w eary, staggering th ro u g h ents. Ml and Mrs. F W. H eintz. ... . . .
the typographical m i»take occurs.
linislMiru, Oregon
lund. se c re ta ry , M arian Hagg. as- a day th a t w ould sta rt at 8 o'clock
Mr and Mrs C h arles M oore of
Kn‘' r U ‘" -
hosts.
A n Independent Newspaper, whoae m t u c « i and policies are
Local business
men. if they . , atten d f . the ist; M arian
M,s Hagg.
.* Schappert.
plan-, a
and maybe end at m idnight
C a l. v isited th e ir »laugh-
W,H*
W a t k in s w e r e
baoed on the principle o f the Golden Rale. "A n d a* ye *'*»>'•
...
assistan t pian All m illin g a ro u n d a n d about Soledad.
ter. Miss M uurine Moore. T uesday. hus,s r° r 11 s ’ H a trle k a p arty Sal
that men ahould do to you. do ye abo to then» likewise.
m eeting. Will m eet som e m ighty t 1 II e ist. .Arthur S h ra d d e r. song _ leader
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talking,
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w ere o v e rn ig h t guests at th e 1,1
<*v e n l,,g G uests w ere Me i>
—M atth ew T : l t .
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people and at the same time learn a lot E lbert Stiff, assistant song lv a d - 1 m ocracy; w ith its faults, w hich a E n lw d ood
Jo h n so n hom e
a ,u * M eadam cs Lowell Brown, G
W K UK A I. IN K R A I, KHT ATK
about their home county th a t they never | % o
L u * its v irtues, am t w hich m ake M ^ r ^ ‘»“ .a
•‘• " ' ? a . n ^ ,r i V , p K
W*"T.n 1 ^ '
W r it .
1 G o t t o and son V ernon of F a ir- A m erica, w h e re th e sovereignty.
F ir» and Au(om>4>ll« Inaurane»
n,ek,,i r v
knew before them selves.
I field
visited Mr. a n d M rs w .. M ! or th e rig h t to rule, w as tak en ” « h
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M k ka Loan« and laaua Mur-vly Bwtda
W hile in town at any tim e we would Snipes last w eek.
from th e self* unnoin ted few. and C - B - h e n h o r n e t , ...... W e s , U n ......
" „ ¡ « “ . 'n d “ ' ^ . ' t ' " '
KURA TLI Ä W ISM ER
Miss M argaret Im lay left Mon- w ith the ballot placed in th e hands
W ith the w ar clouds becoming threat- j)e glad to have them visit the Argus of-
Je a n O versby, stu d e n t n u rse ut M erritt and sou and Jesse Jones
l,II.I.H IN > H O . U R K U U N
day for S po k an e to spend se v e ra l of a 126 m illion people w ho elect
eninp in Europe let us hope th at this coun- fjce an{j ¡ns»pect the plant,
T*l«pk,.n« U S I
USS Rus.nd a ,
hospital
in
Portlund.
w eeks.
legislators to stu m b le and blun- E m anuel
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trv is able to keep its balance. \\ e paid
W ilb u r Ja n n se n . son of M r and j der along w ith them , and as the
th e w eek end w ith h e r par „
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a pretty price for the lesson of 1917. 1918
Mrs A. M Jan n sen . is hom e from sym bol of th e sovereignty, w e c n ,'i- Mr und Mrs. K W O versby , , , r n r >» E ti l r r U l n -
w ith th e m um ps.
I chose th e red. w h ite a n d blue, th e
Miss G race W ortm an a n d frien d ' Mr and Mrs W L H enry enter
and 1919. Millions of us still rem em ber
Universal finger-printing in this coun school
M L \ anderm ost. tea ch e r of sta rs and stripes, w hich m ean that Miss H elen S p rin g of C orvullis. *uln™ w l*h a d in n e r p a rty S atu r
and do not want this nation plunged into try would be a great forw ard step in seventh
and e ig h th grade* of th e I m en shall ru le and ru le th ro u g h ■pent sev eral day» lust w eek w ith uv
f ° r Mr. and Mrs M aurice
another such excess.
Rom ig und son lionuld und Mr und
ChSl n ’ ' *S
“ Kain. He has them selves, in legislative sessions, h e r sister. Mrs W. F C yrus
crime prevention and would protect the
Mrs.
Hex
Jones. Curd» w ere e n Editing* and in.Mdr d ry
had
th
e
flu
nnd
ln
tht,
congress
of
th
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ited
i
V
erne
C
asebeer,
m
an
a
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er
of
th
e
In the meantim e all thought should be good citizenship of the country.
10-Inch Cord
S tates assem bled.
| S h ell d istrib u tin g p lan t here, w as joyed
given to national co-operation with the
E xcellent kitchen w im m I, the
Bu,
group*
a
re
selfish
T
hey
m
Salem
T
uesday
on
business
and
p
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Roosevelt program in bringing this coun
best buy you can fimi
m ake a stro n g lobby T hey hit you 1 returned W ednesday m orning
r e n d itio n M a n N am ed
try and its people back to the highest pos
W n l r l « P < T « it I V I i Y r t p n a 7 rd T hey ure ,u,rd ,o re sl',, , n d
M ls O tto W isnrer wns h o ste ss'
S ta te R u m A d m in is t r a t o r
Nrawnrd Slab and Klo« k
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£-»> »» i v i o r u i u they nev er q u it
A nd th e folks W ednesday a fte rn o o n to th e m ls
Ja c k E Allen, form e, Pendleton
sible level from the low of depression.
16 Inch Old Growth Fir
iContinu«,, frum p a n un«i
hom e lobby th e n legislator i sionury society of th e B eth an y m ayor, has been nam txi sta te iiuuor
No one can be allowed to starve, but the
u you believe in dem ocracy you
w ire hint, they w rite him. P re sb y te ria n ch u rch
¡a d m in istra to r to succeed E rank A
Coal and Gaseo B r iq u e ,
country should not be taken advantage
w ill believe i n t h e le g is la tiv e i th e .v phone him to p u t over this,
M a rjo rie und C h a rlo tte P a tte rso n •s lM-,» e r of P o rtlan d , w ho hus held
of by the undeserving. Rules should be
b ra n c h of dem ocracy, w hich func- or S,OP th a , —o n e gro u p against sp en t u few days lust w eek w ith 'i 1*' Position less than tw o m onths
H e r m a n Rehs«*
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tions
ju st as w ell as th e ju d ic ia l ,h c o th e r group, th e people, de- th e ir grandparent*. Mr und Mrs s l'en eer resigned W ednesday tn o r n -
clear and im partially adm inistered. We
B usier people and b e tte r days a re om ened in
P hone 2062
the
H
illsboro
A
rgus,
as
b
ra
n
ch
of
a
dem
ocracy
a
n
d
bet-
mix-racy,
Am
erica
W
hen
th
e
legis-
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'in g follow ing a rift w ith th e state
believe th at when this country gets back a b rief can n e ry item in
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te r th a n th e a d m in istra tiv e o r ex- la tu re m eets a ll of O regon is a
liq u o r com m ission
M
r
and
Mrs.
C
B
W
illiam
s
nnd
on Its feet again
debts Will be p a i d
-A nnouncem ent of th e can n e ry packing a n d e c u ,iv e d ep artm en ts.
| lobby L ette rs p our in by th e thou-
off again as were those Of the vYorlu war. b u ild in g p ro g ram is c h ee rin g new s to people of
T he house of re p re se n ta tiv e s a t san d s- a n d w hen som e large gro u p . son of B eav erto n w ere S unday
guests of Mr and Mrs J W Holt
And doesn't it seem a lot more logical to th is com m unity, w ho a p p re c ia te w h a t th is in stitu - Salem , com posed of 60 m em bers, nw a su re is u p for passage, the of
M atson station.
V « « av^aaaaa-...
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— section S ta te - - - w as a cross section of th e lltVIl
spend for reconstruction th an f o r d e- tio n m eans kV
to »U
th V e U develo
p m en t —
of
th — is
m en Willi
and a
the
C h arles D ouglass a tte n d e d the
m ent by P re sid e n t M ating th a t th e people of th e i w om en w ho a re in th e last analysis {¿u r c o rn ers of th e state, and m ay-
struction as was the case back in w ar com m unity m ay be assu red of the o p e ratio n of th e —A m erica. T hey com e d irec t from
The fortunes mid heritages'
as m an >’ tele g ra m s on one K e lv in a to r r e frig e ra to r school ut
p lan t for m any y e ars to com e is one of th e best th e busy m arts of m en. T h ey brin g s?“ e as l ” Vre a re on
° ^ « r . And P ow ers' f u rn itu re sto re in P o rt
days.
which men leave behind are un
lan
d
last
w
eek
of new s th a t local people h ave had in years. : into legislative halls y o u r ideas.
com m ittee has to grind it out,
It is also a very fitting time for con pieces
certain, insecure, estates anti in
Mrs M arthu M essner of Snn
"T his can n e ry has m ade a trem en d o u s g ro w th y o u r notions, y o u r likes a n d dis- a Pd “ m end to su it th is group, to
gress to # take action th at will elim inate
heritances may anti do p a s s .
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in th e b rie f y e ars of its ex isten ce a n d its success likes, y o u r prejudices, y o u r in te r- a ,te r ln o rd e r to satisfy a n o th er Francisco. Cal., is ut th e A. E E d
the profit from war. Munition m akers has been a m ost im p o rta n t elem ent in th e develop- ests a n d th ey m ix th em all up ^ OUP- ®nd th en a fte r th e bill ru n s w ard s hom e, w h ere she Is curing
Only the Memorial will positive
should not profit while the flow er o f m ent a n d g ro w th of H illsboro and th e su rro u n d in g ¡w ith selfish interests, false reason-
P®r “ a<pentary g a u n tle t, it fi- for h e r sister. M rs E dw ards
ly stand forever as a rem inder*
A m p r ic a n v n n t h is h pint? s n u f f e d o u t w i t h
te rrito ry .”
ing. good intentions, p a rlia m e n ta ry ¡iaIIv re ac h es the floor o f t h e
Mrs Max C ra n d all re tu rn e d F r i
anti a history of those who lived
Am erican \o u tn IS D eing.nuil
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can n in g in d u stry is to be a g re at o u tle t tric k ery , cu n n in g lobbies w ith th e *,ou>e* w h e re it is a ta rg e t for ev- day from sev eral w e ek s’ visit w ith
anti passed beyond.
the latest contraptions Of war. I he Amer- for th e pro d u cts of O regon fields and orchards. C an- com m ercial c lu b s and all of th e e r> o th er Kroup and th e re it is h e r son. K eneuth, at S an F r a n
ican Legion and other veteran groups have n ing is a m eans of p re v e n tin g o v erg ro w n su rp lu ses o rganizations and v a rie d in te re sts am ended som e m ore, a n d th en is cisco. Cal
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sought fo r universal d raft in tim e of w ar.
w h e a t' by stim u la tin g d iv ersified farm ing. O regon •—
Mr and Mrs. Ross H a rtra m p f of I
can n ed v egetables a n d fru its a re sold th ro u g h o u t i ing a n d sending deleg atio n s dow n, th ro u g h th e sam e course of public C o rv allis sp en t th e w eek -en d w ith IL H. Stannard, Mgr.
4th at Main. Hillsboro
If such were brought about conflicts th e East a n d E urope.
pleading, dem anding, th rea te n in g , hearings, com m ittees, and th e n out h e r parents. Mr and Mrs. Ja c o b 1
T he big H illsboro c an n e ry w as organized in prom ising, schem ing, jobbing, p lan- *n *° »he se n a te a n d untended again, M o h r
would not come as often.
H illsboro as a stock com pany in 1920 by B E. ning a n d th a t is A m erica, dem oc- a n d se n * back to th e house, and
M, and Mrs H enry D M cEntire —
M ating a n d H. W Ray. Its predecessor, th e H ills- racy, legislatures. T h e leg isla tu re ¡naybe am ended again, and in the
ited Mi and M i■ L e d ie Kiggms
boro c an n ery , w as o rganized se v e ra l y e ars prev io u s- of O regon is no b e tte r a n d n o ' as' a c »- i us» before th e c u rta in
w orse th a n you a re —for it is you. K«es dow n, it reach es th e g o vernor of P o rtla n d th e firs, of th e w eek.
ly, but o p e rated on a sm a ll scale
O ut of th e 60 m em bers in th e a n .d if ile ie e *s " l.ittl,e Kro l'<-’hy. he
Mr
and M rs Ed S eh u lm crich
P ro d u c tio n d u rin g th e in itia l y e a rs to ta le d a p
in a etoes it, and hack it com es into and Alice H anner w ere S un d ay
p ro x im a tely 40.000 cases of local fruits, b e rrie s a n d house som e 45 w ere n e v e r ...
Stand of the W orld w ar veterans on a few vegetables. N ot m o re th a n 150 persons w ere leg isla tu re before. T hey did not * ,e i house and . .. th en a n o th . e r ba, . gUesj s 0( g q K illen in P ortland.
the adjusted service compensation was em ployed in th e p lan t d u rin g th e p e ak of th e sea- know w h e th er R oberts ’ R ules o f | " e' .a n d
P“*®
over his head
Miss M arie S chm idt is c o n v ales
clearly stated here last week by Harold S’3" T he presen t c an n e ry building, occupying ap- O rd e r w as a song or s o m e th in g ' °,r il **** ,o th e K raveyard and cing from a re ce n t o p e ratio n u,
W a r n e r n a t i o n a l v i c e - c o m m a n d e r o f t h e P r° x ,ln a ‘ely a fu ll city block, is m ore th a n th re e
to eat
T hey w ere fresh from the s h*-ps for tw o years, a n d th en gets E m anuel hospital In P o rtlan d
W arner, national \ ice com m anaer OI m e tjm es Jhe Size. 0f th e o rig in al plant.
people
rig h t from th e soil—De- up out of lts i r,v* a n d com es
G len N orton, tea ch e r at T oledo,
Am erican Legion. He showed w here it
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Welcome, Newcomers’
P la n P r o g r a m
Local Folk and
Their Friends
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Keep the Balance
FU EL
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Cow County Editor
What Other Editors Say
Good Tidings
The Memorial - - -
F o rc e d to V a c a te !
Stand Clearlv Stated
SALE
was a recognized debt of the governm ent one
pointed out where others had been paid ^,eP^ ‘knately
sums to restore them to their position be- packP J
All Merchandise Reduced
B E T T E R SH O E S
O lsen of P o rtlan d
opinion th a t m ore th an h a lf of th e ,h e folks back hom e, for rem em - , Mrs
m em bership should be new or raw ber. w hen the O regon leg isla tu re spent th e w eek -en d w ith her sistei
E X P E R T F IT T E R S
hands each session. D on’t let them m eets, all of O regon is a lobby | Mrs J
E Reeves
stay too long o r long enough to If a m em b er lacks th e courage
Mrs.
A W M oore a n d ch ild ren
H IL L SB O R O ’S E X C L U SIV E SH O E STO R E
becom e sophisticated a n d so sm art lacks th e intelligence, lacks the <pent
last w eek w ith friends at
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at _
th _ ey
becom e ad _ ep t at p a rlia- tact, _______
lacks ___
the ______________
a b ility to w ith _____
stan d R yderw ood. Wash.
g
m e n t a r y t r i c k e r y a n d legislative th is sta te -w id e lobby, he has no
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¡legerdem ain, and w ith too long a ¡place in leg islativ e halls O ne m ust m et T uesday a fte rn o o n w ith Mrs
service, th e ten d en cy is to lose do his ow n th in k in g a n d be able C h arles K rahm er.
com m on touch. K eep th em I to v alu e a n d in te rp re t th e de-
Miss L o rrain e C hase spent the
I fresh from th e soil and th ey w ill m ands. th e interests, th e w ays, the
T h e C h u r c h e s o f C h r i s t S c ie n tis t o f F o r e s t G r o v e ,
re fle ct dem ocracy, w ith all of its ’ m eans and th e m ethods of the w eek-end w ith Miss J a n e M ilhol-
lan
d tn Portland.
1 erro rs, evils a n d b lu n d erin g and lobby w hich m eets one in th e halls
a n d H ills b o r o , O re g o n
O tto W ohler wns ta k e n to the
vain e ffo rts to re stra in th e strong of th e sta te eapitol and e x ten d s
a n d p ro tec t th e w eak. If legisla- out in to the c o u n try sid e and to Jo n e s hospital M onday, w here he
, tu re s a re a fa ilu re it is because th e com m ercial clubs a t hom e, and is seriously ill.
m en a re a fa ilu re and if m en a re to th e farm ers, th e soldiers, the
M r and M rs P e rry A bbott of
a failu re, th en dem ocracy is futile, rich, th e poor m an. beggar m an P o rtla n d v isited Mr. a n d M rs R
a n d w h at you need is a d ic ta to r— i*nd Indian chief, for each and all. G C ull Sunday
-
aa»
M a rs «s. a L «X. ena
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v i x orris
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is re covering
w v v S ■ I tfk
to w hisper m th e legislator s . e a r I nicely from a re c e n t o p e ratio n at
in vetoing the bill to rem it penalties and in
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K
i n t e r e s t o n d e l i n n n o n t t a r p « f n r 1 0 ^ 1 <19
P rin c ip a l p ro d u c ts handled by th e c an n e ry a re
B u t w e love h u m an ity ; we be- A nd w e “ X ‘h»t th e leg islatu re Jo n es hospital.
interest on aeiinquent taxes io r I J d l - d Z . asparagus, strin g beans, lim a beans, corn, broccoli, ilie v e in m en and in him is o u r does not do an y th in g , o r th at i, Mrs Ja m e s Ja c k so n of n e a r h e re
he governor
in his veto said th a t « all
pum r p ............
k in , gooseberries, stra B w b w errie s, »cv»
re d «m
a n d u uidt-B.
black u faith,
th i is
we
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. . . but
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u u i , a a n n a d u upon
pon m
s i fa
a i ith
m w
e c b a a s s e e i i does to° m uch, and it ought to go
v u i t i n a i n C n r v n l l l a u n t i l th*»
about 22 p e rc e n t of the taxes for the two ra sp b errie s, loganberries, b lackberries, y o u n g b e rrie s dem
ocracy w ith i t s b lu n d erin g , hom e, a n d m ind its ow n business .
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v r ‘
struggling, striv in g legislative b o d - ' b u * bless y o u r h e art, it h a s no ‘lrst ° ’
, u
• i
years have been paid and th at those urg- ^ barb cherries- (x’ars and p r u n e s - O r e g o n J o u r tes, w hose life im pulse is to re- L business
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of it* ow n, a n d th e 10001 O tto W ohler S r w as ta k e n to
ing the m easure represented large prop-
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stra in th e strong and p ro tec t th e biUs th a t Pas” in p a ra d e cam e from Ju n e s h o spital M onday He is scri
w eak D on t ta k e y o u r leg islativ e th e people w ith the h u n d re d s of ous,y 1,1
erty owners and corporations as c o n-
groups d e m a n d in g th a t they do r Mrs May Im b rie S m ith is r e
trasted with the plea of proponents th at
orhT X “
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c overing nicely from h e r recent
it would relieve many small home owners.
1 J
accept tn em as an evil o r a joke. pass.
B ut w e w ould not chan g e it. L e t t illness
Continuation
of
tax
leniency
a« w ritfp n
p ro b a b ly of m o re in te re st a n d h o lding g re a te r you a rc ’" d ie tin g yourselves, a n d
i n t o t h » la w
l ^y, ?
w .r l t t e n prom ise for im m ediate re lie f to hard pressed tax - you a/T confessing th a t you a re us b lu n d e r along, ju st lik e hu m an
M rs R E W iley w ill e n te rta in
into the law by the 1933 legislature IS un- p ay ers of O regon th a n th e so-called ta x re lie f ln c a Pa b >e of se lf-g o v ern m en t and beings, c o rre c tin g today th e e rro rs f th is a fte rn o o n w ith tw o tables of
fair to the thousands of taxpayers, who m easure, sen ate b ill No. 153. w hich G o v e rn o r M ar- ‘ thaj . y o u are b y n a tu re , a slave, of y esterd ay . T h a t is w h at a de-1 bridge
m ocracy does a n d it does It th ro u g h j Mr. and Mrs. W S. A le x an d e r
B> JA M E S G. ROW ELL. C. 8.
conscientiously scrape and sacrifice to
W
bU1 wWch he h’S 3igned ^ ¡ d V o m 'w .T a 'Je w ^ c ro w n its
legislature.
spent S u n d ay a n d M onday a t N ew
uf K ansas C ity, M issouri
I
am
th
a
t
coyote
fellow
.
I
am
meet
their
tax
bills.
Tax
bills
should
be
T
he
vetoed
m
e
a
su
re
-so
u
g
h
t
to
e
x
te
n
d
to
d
e
lin
-
th
e
symbo1
°
f
sovereignty.
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port
r
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a,
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iiito o ia ic
a u u flil
C A lC Ill
a
re
k
in
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a
n
d
th
e
leg
isla
tu
re
is
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r
th
a
t
fellow
w
ho
w
an
ted
to
go
back
M em ber of th e B oard of L ectu resh ip o t The M other C hurch
enforced equally upon all. Leniency pile.S q u e n t tax es of 1931 a n d 1932 the sam e provisions 1«.
Miss C lara B erger of P o rtla n d
to G ra n t co u n ty th e first day of spent the w eek-end w ith re la tiv e s
T he F irst C h u rc h of C h rist S cientist, in Boston M a i.
up a the bill . on
all, those who I pay and tho.se 1 w O hich
had _ been a _
p p lie d to d e lin
u e n t tax e s of I fln Tr,
£ers U • a a n d na-x«4
tO€S
. .
OA aa.,«»
_ q cancellin
1930
and —
p rio r years, _________
w hich was
g pen- I I " • »bi®
P°8» m ortem w e sh a ll t be session B ack to w h e re I could and frien d s at W est Union.
who are delinquent.
h e a ’ r th e coyote howl. A
nd now,
a lties and in te rest, and pro v id in g for p a y m e n t of " ot a tte m p t to a n aly ze any of th e ***“
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In
Union High School Auditorium, 7th Ave. N.
Miss Je ssie Irela n d re tu rn e d Sun-J
♦ U - . ___ a __________
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illa .
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1000 U bills
th a t passed in to legisla a f te r 60 days liste n in g to th e a r g u
th ese tax es in 10 se m i-a n n u al in stallm ents.
and E. Lincoln St., Hillsboro, Oregon.
day
from
tw
o
w
eek’s
visit
w
ith
m
ents
and
th
e
d
em
ands
of
groups
R eason for th e veto of th e ta x re lie f plan as tiv e review . B ut we w ill show you
frien d s in S eattle. Wash
given by th e g o v e rn o r w as th a t it w ould p enalize how ro y a lty still asp ires and how of overo rg an ized A m erica. I am
S u n d a y E v e n i n g , A p r i l 7 t h — 8 : 1 5 o ’c lo c k
Miss D orothy C ox sp e n t the w e e k
th e 78 p e r cen t w ho h av e paid th e ir tax e s p ro m p tly th e fu n d a m e n ta ls of a dem ocracy re tu rn in g to m y hom e in C anyon
a re in c o n stan t d a n g e r from sin is C ity. G ra n , county, to h e a r m y end w ith h e r sister. Mrs. C arlos
and re w a rd th e 22 p e r cen t w ho h av e not paid.
T he Public is C ordially Invited to Attend.
Johnson,
a t G ladstone.
T he successful S p a u ld in g b ill pro v id es for p a rtia l ter, c u n n in g a n d designing in flu c o n stitu en cy Mbwl
No better indication of improved con
I en jo y ed se rv in g th e legislature.
ences
th
a
t
lie
d
orm
ant,
slu
m
b
erin
g
M
iss
M
abel
K
u
lla
n
d
e
r
of
C
olton
p
a
y
m
e
n
t
of
tax
e
s
in
a
n
y
a
m
o
u
n
t
a
n
d
d
e
clare
s
a
ditions throughout the country can be tw o -y e ar m o rato riu m on ta x foreclosures. R eassur- in th e legend of p e tit _ p rin ce s and I en jo y ed it, because I love h u ■spent th e w eek -en d w ith h e r s i s - !
found than the increase in
income tax an ce w ill th u s be given th e ones who a re try in g to bejew eled g ra n d dam es e v e r eag er m an ity ; m an, dem ocracy, A m erica. I ter, M rs H. E P ric k e tt
,
payments to the federal and state govern- pay as th ey go th a t th e ir p ro p e rty is in no d a n g er I 10 ascend the d ais of a royal th ro n e. > and long m ay it b lu n d e r along,
Mrs. H a ttie Hill B row nhill of
ments. Expressions have even been made of im m ed iate foreclosure, w hile th e p a y -w h at-y o u - l In tbis ® «»i°n th e re w as an at- striv in g , struggling, seeking to re M cM innville is v isitin g h e r d a u g h
ter,
Mrs. W R. M anley.
in W ashington to the effect that the in-
S . n ' o . n ' S e S - th e ’ i .. v “ o ter M ake p ro p e rty rig h i ts
T ! a 1 S
S ±i
w eak, and o ver th e im perfections
Miss M ozelle N ew ton is v isitin g
creased payments may elim inate the n»c and as often as one can.—N ew berg Scribe.
q u a lifica tio n . T h a t s trik e s a t de- of all m ay the S tars a n d S trip e s
m ocracy. T he ju r y system w as at-1 he th e em blem of hope for th a t h e r g ra n d fa th e r, C. L. P arson, a t
essity for new levies to defray the costs
tacked, fre e press, fre e speech, m ore pe rfe c t d a y w hen m en w ill E ugene th is w eek.
of the national security program . Janies
M rs Ja m es R eynolds of Y am hill
elections,
c irc u la tin g petitions, th e need no law and leg islatu res w ill
o v e rn o r M artin has m ade m ore enem ies in
Is a special n u rse ut S m ith 's hos
Maloney, collector of internal revenue for th e G
tw o m o n th s he has been in office th a n p ro bably rig h t to organize, the use of th e bc no m ore, and until then, let us. p ita l th is week.
Oregon, reports th at income tax collec a n y g o vernor for m any years. W hat does t h a t police, w hich in a deg ree is p a rt (y o u r legislators, w ith th e ir con
Mrs. E dw ard L. H urd left M on
lions for Oregon during the first 15 days pro\e‘? it proves ^ ¿ t h e i .
eÎ n ^ w
X
^ S s h ^ t ^ Æ
Œ
day for M onm outh to a tte n d n o r - |
of March were $396,097.60 as com pared a d e te rm in e d p ro g ram for b e tte r g o v e rn m e n t un-
ar(Jed jn ¿ ur c o n stitu tio n . of freedom th a t stre tc h out into inal school.
With $285,925.01 for the same period a
V
a"
s t a c k s th e vast em p ire of E astern O regon
M rs R alph S te p h en of P o rtla n d
You spend money for clothing, cars, the pleas
ing and shoving
year ago.
is v isitin g Mrs. G eorge N ew ton
v a n ta g e th ro u g h p o litical th rea ts. . . . G o v e rn o r M a r w ere of m in o r consequence, b u t
ures of life, but how much have you spent on
S tore O pens Soon
th is w eek
tin has a p ro g ram for increasin g th e business e f enough to em phasize th e fact th a t
Rene M eltebeke is opening _ a !
your mind? Do you know w hat makes your mind
ficiency of th e state. He w ill fight lo r th a t pro you a n d y o u r legislators, m u s t
W alter K onigan w as tak e n to
gram w ith o u t fe ar of his political fu tu re. T h at k in d gu ard by day, a n d in th e vigil of j F a irb an k s-M o rse su p p ly store of the Jo n e s hospital w ith flu Satur-1
tinlr
tick?
n
ig
h
t
be
e
v
er
su
p
ersen
sitiv
e
a
t
e
le
ctrica
l
appliances
at
th
e
S
inger
of g o v e rn o r dese rv e s a p p ro v al and praise from th e th e slig h te st in frin g e m en t of a n y shop on Second av en u e A pril 2. day.
sta te s v o ters and ta x p a y e rs .—G ra n ts Pass B ulletin.
W. G. K eeney of L ong C reek v is
If you would like to increase your income,
of th ese G od-given rights, th a t M eltebeke has been appo in ted au-
ited Mr and Mrs. A W. W alker
Annual Hillsboro Fourth of July cele
a re vouchsafed to m en in o u r bill I th o rized agent
play a better game of bridge, rem em ber th a t
T uesday and W ednesday.
of rights, o u r constitution, t h e
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bration has been placed in the hands of
fram e w o rk of dem ocracy, w hich | Ask y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r
M arriage license w as issued a t
elusive name which fits that fam iliar face— if f SO
a commission of five well known and
is you, re p re se n te d a t Salem , in legul a d v ertisin g to th e Argus.
V ancouver. Wash., M arch 25, to
able local citizens. The thought t h a t
y o u r legislature.
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— HEAR _
should be kept uppermost in their minds
In th e last few years th e re has
been a new problem th a t leg isla
is th a t this event is a traditional affair of
Fifteen Years Ago
to rs have had to face
T h at is
great value to Hillsboro and the sur
A rgus. M arch 25, 1920 J u r y gives L. L. C raw - gro u p interests. A nd th is w as m ost
rounding community It is a time of en- ford $4671 for p a y m e n t a n d dam ages in rig h t of w ay m anifest a t Salem . It predom inated
st P o rtlan d . A storia & Pacific railro ad .
the session G ro u p legislation. Men
joyable homecoming looked forw ard to case E again
m m e tt Q uick sells in te rest in M ain S tre e t gro
in a
u p them selves for th e ir d e-
each year by scores of form er residents A uto L iv e ry to Ja m e s Bettis.
ands a n d seek to do collectively
C h a rte r for A m erican L egion A u x ilia ry arriv e s. m
and a day of play and reunion for local
w hat th ey can not do individually.
B irth s Boy, to M r a n d Mrs. Jo h n H eltzel of A few y e ars back th e leg isla tu re
people. Iaet us all join in making it even B anks.
M arch 20 Boy, to Mr. and Mrs. T rep h o n w ould e n ac t a law T hey now e n
a more worthwhile local event.
D ierickx of G reen v ille. M arch 20. Boy. to Mr. and a ct a code, and th a t is w h o lesal
M rs M ichael S tu rm J r of C ed ar Mill. M arch 18. ing legislation m ass production of
on
(Incorporated In IH5L
G irl to M r and Mrs. F red H C aldw ell of B uxton, law s. In th e a d m in istratio n of a
M arch 22.
code, th e re m ay be 500 regulations,
F ra n k W M ulkey, 34. fa ta lly in ju re d a t W heeler and each of these reg u latio n s lave
offers a good opportunity for a
L ogaing com pany cam p a t C ochran
th e force and effect of a law W ith
E rn est Sw iss C heese Co. e stab lish es new cheese th e adoption of about 50 sta te codes
D airy herds of the county are git ing
DISTRICT
AGENCY in W ASHINGTON COUNTY
Plains.
and th e NRA, by the house, th e re
o th er m em bers of the Yamhill-W ashing facto ry at N o rth Thirty
Years Ago
w ere a p p ro x im ate ly 600 codes a p
ton County H erd Improvement association
Argus
maiLI1
........ to proved,
A
rgus. M
arch 30, 1905 A rchbishop .......
C h ristie
and if th ey only averag ed
som ething to shoot at in the way of rec- be h e re S u n d a y to d e d ic ate rem odeled St M a tth e w ’i 200 re g u la tio n s each, th a t w ould
at the
am ount to 120.000 laws, or re g u la
ords. These associations, in our opinion, c hurch.
tions
-w
holesaled,
w
hich
leads
us
are extrem ely w orthw hile and will event- earshuU bank reports lncreased bu,iness over last to th e sta te m en t th a t th is c o u n try
5 1 4 C o r b e t t B u i ld i n g
P o r tla n d , O re g o n
lially resu lt in p u ttin g the dairy industry
F ra n k P e te rs h a s been n am ed one of trio to is overorganized and no one is
m ore a p p rec ia tiv e of this fact than
on a h ig h er plane.
re p re se n t P acific u n iv e rsity in o ra to rica l contest.
IHLE’S
th e season to ta led 1200 persons
T he new quick -freezin g process of p re serv in g
fru its and v egetables w as u n d e rta k en by R ay-M aling
t h e v e t e r a n f o r a s k i n t r f o r s o m e t h in g t h a t I" 1929 ,T he m ethod w as developed in the East w ith
i n e v e t e r a n i o r a - K in g i o r s o m e t n i n g m a t flsh and meats a year previously
This ty p e of
he is justly entitled to and has been SO p ro d u ct is now w idely accepted by the trade, a n d
recognized it ju st about m akes one’s blood the H illsboro qu ick -freezin g plant, th e only one of
boil
Tw entv-two thousand n e w m i l l i o n - HS.**?1* on the P a c Hic coast, expects to tre b le the
a iro a
w o ro
f h n xi-o»-
o 1934 frozen pack of 100,000 cases d u rin g th e com ing
aire. were created during the war, a season
num ber almost equal to the num ber of
B. E Maling, Inc., a su bsidiary of F rozen Foods.
American grave crosses to be found in Inc., p u rch ased th e H illsboro p lan t e arly in 1934.
T he H illsboro can n e ry has been increased in
France.
size tw ice since its organization, in o rd e r to keep
pace w ith grow ing pro d u ctio n dem ands. F u rth e r
e x p an sio n is u n d e r w ay a t th e p re sen t tim e.
P ro d u c ts of th e can n e ry a re d ra w n from a w ide
area, som etim es as far east as T he D alles a n d n o rth
in to W ashington. A ctivities of th e p lan t a n n u ally
Governor M artin used good judgm ent y ield tho u san d s of d o lla rs to fa rm e rs a n d w o rk m en
V\ hen some of these w ar profiteers
that m ade millions out of w ar criticize
ANNOUNCE A
Good Judgment
Fairness to Prompt Taxpayers
FREE
LECTURE
ON
C H R IS T IA N
S C IE N C E
t^JT an e”i
Good Barometer
Do You Want to Increase
the Riches of Your
Life?
Great Event for Community
Wanted Salesmen
The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
R . K . J U B B S r.
FREE LECTURE
M I N I)
Worthwhile
T R A IN IN G
N e x t Tuesday at 8 P. M .
Philip Englehird, General Agent for Oregon
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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