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H IL L S B O R O Thursday, April 2r>, l'J.'tft A R G U S. H IL L S B O R O , OREGON art we are w ith u chain o f anti New Beal newspaper», propugandlMts, p le d g e S a le s m e n lobbyist» am i the paid p o litic ia n typ e of ocial clim b e r, it takes a keen m in d to fo llo w th ro u g h on tin* New Deal p ro g ru ili T he e n tire gov e m in e n t a rm y o f HO,000 employ« . go« *, to w«n k inornlngK u fte r huv mg lead a n ti New Deal propagamla from the o n ly tw o W unhingtoii m o rn in g newhpapeiN. I f on«* «lo«*sn't r«*ad a W im hlngton pap«*r, there is tin* choice of New Y o lk P hiladel p liiii o r B a ltim o ti •; and tin* m om Illg licWMpapei ’» of tin**.«* tow ns a»« ttlm ost a ll edited w ith more oi I«*:.. d is to rtio n and pi «ju d lce agalim t tin* fu n n e r I d o n 't see how anyone (B y K a rl G o d w in ) VV7 A S I I I N G T O N O u r N t w D e a l here can be In fo rm e d and stay in a d m in iiitra tio n o b jt-tllv i* is to o b ta in a fa ir fornie<l o f t h e fa u n program mile»» he re fra in » ■ h a lt * o f thv na tio na l income* for from new spaper reading agi (culture. Now tin* reason fo r thin in h I iii I'hiM is by no means a novel p ro - tfrain, the ru ra l m v I iiiii o f tbt* na pi«* Tin* New Deal fa rm program tlo n lias been u fte r a fa il . hare is to raise fa rm price» to a l«*v< 1 • Hundred» of enthusiastic aaleamen (tth e re d In Portland at “ K itk -o lf" meet ing to perfect plans for state-w ide “ L e t's Sell Oregon T o Ourselves** drive, dated o f the n a tio na l Income fo r a long com m ensurate w ith o ther p rice , M a y 3rd to 11th. Insert, le ft to r ig h t; W il l Lew is, Orsgon M u tu al L ife Insur tune E v id e n tly there Is a K< mm | and give tin* farm er» th e ir fa ir ance Company, who is d irecting state-w ide sales organisation; M ac W iik tn a , chance that the fa rm e r w ill come shun*; and no m ore B ut fo r year», In charge of ad v ertisin g ; Fob ert B. M cKean, Kn igh t Packing Company. Gen in to his own, a lthough there him the m id dlem a n , tin* broke rage firm s, eral C h airm an; Georgs L . B aker, M anager of the Orsgon M anufacturers Asso been created a h eavier barrage of the produce and wheat exchange ciatio n , sponsors of “ L et's Sell O rsgon T o Ourselves*' campaign. propaganda against h im than ever gamhlerM have hern standing a tin* crossroads w here they could c ry a g ric u ltu ra l p ro d u ct in A m e ri-1 tio n i. T he y have nd r ig h t to ap-1 grant tor the fir s t tim e. A year I adore. I I t - if in W ashington, fcurrounded co n tro l the price o f p ra c tic a lly ev- cu, buying, .selling, g am bling, g ro w - i proach congress in the name of ago th«- firs t h a lf m illio n w ere get- m g ric h nt the expense o f th«* , farm ers, te ll congress th a t th e y tin g $15 to $20 d ire c t r e lie f per people w ho ow n tin* farm s and represent a g ric u ltu re , and demand fa m ily In the s p rin g o f 1934 they rui»<* th«* s tu ff No w heat p it garn- the repeal o r a n n u lm e n t o f the leg- were taken o ff d ire c t r e lie f and bier, no cotton exchange gam bler, j is la tiv e p ro g ra m demanded by real the governm ent advanced them ever grew a» m uch a» a h a tfu l i a g ric u ltu ris ts . enough goods to set them selves up o f the » tu ff w ith w h ich he gam- These tw o -fa ce d fa rm frauds have I as fa rm operators. T o me. th is is blcs and it is these m oney chang tw o versions o f th e ir stand ag a in st, one o f the finest, b ig hearted ers in A g ric u ltu re 's tempi«* who the New Deal In one they tr y things th a t o u r good old Uncle are beclouding the issue and gen 1 to frig h te n the real farm ers; in Sam has ever done I t ’s a ll r ig h t to «•rating th«* propaganda against the the other, th e y tr y to frig h te n | give m oney fo r re lie f purposes, and New Deal's fa rm program The..«* a ll business, no m a tte r how fa r a fin e th in g at th a t; b u t there's gam blers are in the cro w d w h ich i rem oved fro m the fa rm horizon. som ething bigger and b e tte r ac- stand close to the money w h ich ■ A ctu a l business has m uch to gain . com plished w hen a hu n dre d th o u- , by a w e ll balanced a g ric u ltu ra l sand fa m ilie s have th e ir self-respect i lifts c ity newspapers. These board of trad e "fa rm e rs ¡p ro g ra m w ith good prices fo r fa rm re-established. in c lu d e ce rta in big m eat packers, I products. A n e ffe c tiv e w o rk in g o f These re h a b ilita tio n fa rm s range w h o w ant the p rice o f ca ttle k«*pt th«* a g ric u ltu ra l a d ju stm e n t a c t ' in size fro m a la rge garden to a ; dow n, th e y in clu d e ce rta in big w ould l i f t u ll business to a high piece o f land several acres in e x w e ll-k n o w n g ra in traders, who have level o f prices; and the depression tent; and the expense v a rie d in various localities. T he m oney ad I c o n tro lle d tile fo rtu n e s o f genera- | w ould be a m a tte r o f h isto ry, j Hons o f fa n n e ih fa u iilie - w ith o u t Reports fro m the M id d le West, vanced. by the w ay. is a loan; and ever h a vin g planted a h a n d fu l o f as fro m o th er a g ric u ltu ra l sections. at the end o f a ye a r i t is b e g in I g ra in T hey are here in W ashing- in d ica te th a t the ris in g tid e o f c a t n in g to be repaid. The greatest re h a b ilita tio n p ro b io n generating an a tta ck on the ' tie prices is b rin g in g reco ve ry, and Ready to supply you with the j New Deal, shedding m ake-believe in c id e n ta lly is stren g th e n in g the lem is in the South w h e re the re a d m in is tra tio n . The dem ocratic na lie f problem centers o n 720,000 ! tears fo r d ir t fa n n e rs and speak finest MEATS at the least cost. in g falsely in the name of a g ric u l tio n a l co m m itte e is p a y in g close share croppers" w ho con stitute m ore than a q u a rte r o f southern ture. T h e ir sorrow is a fa m ilia r a tte n tio n to the fa rm co n d itio ns ICrudy io ad vine you In purchasing. fa rm operators. A share cropper 1 phenom enon; these gam blers are al- K ra d y io give rcwl value«. ! wuys e x h ib itin g b leeding hearts fo r is a share te n an t to w hom the land- B e tte r Feeling P re va ils A ll nieaia In* |»< < ied by l>r. Nicol the p<xir d o w n -tro d de n d ir t fu rm e j The im p ro v e d s itu a tio n In m an y burnishes a ll w o rk anim als and Dr. Alrnqulai. w henever th e ir own selfish b ro k e r sections o f the c o u n try means p o lit-1 H a v in g no horses o r m ules o f his age house p ro fits are tn danger ica l stren g th fo r Roosevelt and th e ! ow n l ^e cropper w h o is displaced Friday and Saturday Special» New Deal A year ago m any M id - by acreage re d u c tio n is o u t o f lu c k A tta c k A A A Plan d ie West fa rm e rs w ere p re d ic tin g ■ w ith n o th in g in sight. I t is a ques- Home Cured now 'h e ir ow n econom ic d e stru ctio n i f tio n of g iv in g h im d ire c t r e lie f or These food handlers | la u n ch in g a heavy attack on the th e ir debts w ere not reduced. To- establishing h im on a fa rm w ith SMOKED MEATS N ew Deal's le g is la tiv e program fo r i day th e re is a d iffe re n t fe e lin g , w o rk animals. I t costs 35 per cent e xte n d in g the A A A p liin T h e tr a t-i m ortgages have been readjusted; to 40 per cent fo r a southern tucks mean that the b ig food hun m any hxral m erchants are being tenant to get goods on c re d it and dlers. board o f trade food gamblers. ! paid o ff F arm ers are b u y in g new about 12 per cent to get cash on Half or whole. e tc . a n - u n w illin g to aid in the r e - I im plem ents, new clothes, new ra- c re d it; and w ith these obstacles a I co ve ry program on any term s but d io sets, some are b u y in g m ore share cropper w h o has lost his th e ir ow n T he y want com plete land. ! place faces an im possible s itu a tio n pow er to dicta te the term s on w h ic li The re fin a n c in g o f fa rm m o rt- H he attem pts to set h im s e lf up Lb. m a rk e tin g plans, desperately need- i gages has been a great fa c to r in as a fa rm e r w ith o u t governm ent ed by th e farm ers, can be placed ! dispensing the gloom . M ore th a n i aid- j in effect T he u ltim a te end o f th is I $2,000 000.000 fe d e ra l m oney has The R u ra l R e h a b ilita tio n p o lic y board of trad e idea w o u ld be to been used in th is o p eration; a sum ' °« the N ew Deal has saved these g ive the big food m an u fa ctu re rs the representing a q u a rte r o f a ll th e | people fro m de stru ctio n . T here is I veto pow er o ve r the e n tire fa rm - fa rm indebtedness tn th is c o u n try m uch to be w o rk e d o u t—b u t at in g c o m m u n ity o f the n a tio n a year ago I am to ld th a t o n ly least the N ew Deal is n o t f o r g e t- ! T his is a n a tio n a l d e v e lo p m e n t! about h a lf th e fa rm s in th is coun-1 t in * these people. o f greed and selfishness; one o f the tr y are m ortgaged; so th a t th is copyright«! by W u t m N e w ,p ,p « r Union things w hich m ust be stripp e d tw o b illio n s o f fe d era l m oney w h ic h I ----------------------------- aw ay fro m the A m e rican chnraetct handled the w o rst cases has been N J I V l i l l c frv R rtc rin SHOULDER, lb. lie fo re the n a tio n w ill advance able to a ffo rd genuine re lie f l i t » 1*11115 14« STEW. Lb. Selfishness and (»reed Hack of Attack; Farm er ( ’ertain to Win MEAT SPECIALS W H A M S lb. 20c COTTAGES B A C O N SQ U A R E S Lb Siroin Steak, lb. 16c KiD Steak, 20c 18c C H O IC E Track Teams Compete Here "W E ’LL SELL O R E G O N " — lo u d Handlers l ight A A A Plan Page Three Beaverton Runners Capture First Honors in Meet lie 15c 25c 23c LEGS CHOPS LARD lo w » ! i 100-yard da*h Fiehbain, T iy a rd , fire t ; Frnmona, B m ve rto n , «erond . Dunirey, Scappoose, th ir d ; N ylan d. Beaverton, fourth . T im e, 11.2 seconds. 22 0-yard dash Fiahbain, Tiirard, f i r » t ; Emmons, Beaverton, e «o n d ; Nyland. Beaverton, th ird ; Schulte, Forest Grove, fourth . Tim e. 25.6 second*. 440-yard dash J<*»*y, Beaverton, f ir s t ; Munson, 8eapp»x««, second. Huaerick, Helens, th ird Sm ith, Tiirard. f.rnrth. H int* n r*. 164 feet Hroi^l jum p T en nant. Seapp<» * • , firs t ; I^ m a y . St. Helen«, second . SchrannM, Forant Grove, th ir d ; Brown, Krurtv, Beaverton, and S m ith . T ig ard , tin for fourth. Distance, 17‘4 fee«. tbday Hcavartnn. f ir s t . St. Helen*, second; H o p p ..— th ir d ; F« r o t G ro w , Hi w ro , SI. H a lm ». first. -<*. tarrm d; Hiirby. For- I K arpniain, Beaverton th. T in 51. m inute*. Its hurdle* huniray. 3* npp<MM tn, Foraat Grove. « eond It«». on, th ir d . Harirm an, Be Helena four T im e, 17.4 Mcondn. 6 fourth City Diam ond Ball Season to O pen S ix d iam ond b a ll teams o f the H ills b o ro league w ill open th e 1935 season here to n ig h t 'Thursday». In the opening games Irela n d s w ill meet the Soda W orks, F a irw a y w ill d a sh w ith the A rg u s and Safeway w ill cross bats w ith th e N a tio n a l G uards. Laid tw o games w ill be played at the J u n io r h ig h school w h ite the fir s t is scheduled fo r the H ilh i field. , fo r fo urth . Heigh t. .» feet ■» in« he« Shot put Srhrarnel, Forest Grove, f i r s t ; Emmons, Beaverton, »«-««nd ; Sm ith. T i- itard. th ird ; Sim m on*,- Forest Grove, fourth, Diata nee, 13 feet 2*-j inrhes D imcub Sehram ei, Forest Grove, firs t . Sm ith. T lftard, «erond M maoh . St. Helen-«, th ird . K>*iki, St. Helena. fourth. Di»- anre. 117 feet 8*4 inch««. _____________ _ Javelin Dunirey. Seapp<«<ise, f i r s t ; 8a&- ton. Beaverton, "W e are n e ve r go in g back e ith e r to the o ld m ethods or the o ld con d itio n s ."— P resident Roosevelt. HILLSBORO CASH Meanwhile these ticket tap« gam r> • » . . . a = CefumUa^JSctC G > . Green Mountain S afeway S tores Flour 1.59 1.49 Shortening 45c FIG 25c W AX PAPER 23c 3 05c COFFEE SERVICE 25c ;:b . 49c 5c S ee-lit grou n d — K N O W it's fresh ! HIGHWAY. M A T C H E S 6-box carton SMALL WHITE. BEANS MI NIT or REGULAR. O A T S 9-lb. sack ................ MT. VERNON. MILK rALL CANS. ................ JELLO. Afworted flavors. 3 pkgs COFFEE. Maxwell House. Lb. SHORTENING. I -’ormay. 3-Ib. c«n COCOA. Hershey’tt. Vg-lb. can SHREDDED WHEAT. 2 pkgs. MAYONNAISE. Beat Foods. Pt. CLEANSER. Sunbritc. 3 cans 17c 29c 59c 7c 23c 27c 13c lbs. for 21c 20c 43c 25c FLOOR WAX. Johnson's. Lb. can 55c TISSUE. Zee. 4 rolls ........... 17c MUSTARD. Pint jar ....................... 9c HOMINY. Large 2*/g can 9c V n n Camp's. CORN. No. 2 can ................. 15c lo b b y 's o r Del Monte. H IL L S B O R O MEAT COM PANY Quality M EAT THE MÇN KICK TOGETHER / SPINACH. Large 2'/g cans W alla W alla. TOMATOES. Large 2% cans Taste Tells. SALMON. Tall cans A laska P in k i L KRAUT. Large 2'/g cans * - ' B on n e ville . G R A PEFRU IT Large A rizo n a 6 Heedless 25c S P IN A C H ,.,^ - 3 lbs. or GREEN A R A D ISH E S ONIONS bunches ASPA RA G U S FAMILY CIRCLE Service On the Question oi CANNED GOODS Produce Features for Friday and Saturday Only and the family agrees tvhen you serve THE MEATS WE SELL • M A G A Z IN E Phone 982 6c FREE D EL IV ER Y Prices for Friday, Saturday and Monday, April 26, 27 and 29 TPI I W/PT I Tr-V this new cube Jel1 Y 1 x 1 zl < with its true fruit “1 < W 4 el1 O t flavor. 3 pkgs....................................................... O. P A N C A K E FLOUR F IS H E R 'S . B aking Pdr. LSc » 50c COMPLETE I fiel»* B eaverton h ig h school captured ' a 'I X ? F.'i. '. fir s t honors in th e Coium bia-W a.-.h-i G r t h . r . t ; e , <}r<w, in g to n co u n ty tra c k and fie ld meet i f‘xi«O>- Tim«. 2n i »«. . n.i«. Foie . vault Simmon», Fore*t Grove, I S a tu rda y a fte rn o o n on the H ilh i fir-« . MrCus* Beaverton and H 'v a n , St , tra c k . Scappoose was second w ith H ......... tie for ......... i Ri< a. Hillsboro. 32 2-3 points, w h ile St. Helens wa. tferera and Dunirey. S<-app«o<ta, lied for a x.*lose th ir d w ith 32 points. F o r 1 fourth. est G rove, T ig a rd and H ills b o ro H igh ju m p Bergm an, St. H aleru, fir s t : fin ish e d in th e o rd e r named • Km mtm B e a e rto n . second; H otcan. St. Helen*. th ir d ; B ieriy and H a n w n , H<*uv- o . . ____ , 1 Helen*, S u m m a ry Of th e meet is as fo l- , erton, end Behnunel. Forest Grove, lied FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET Fancy St. ■»». Se Urlar**, f in i t , iid . Sxadlak*. Heap- Heavrrton, fourth M UTTON tile rs an m a kin g it de sjie ru te l) F a rle y a W izard ( . /p C r R tlO IlS » T lU a V U. d iffic u lt to get the fa rm program These facts a rc a b e tte r set of I c p H n ii i e r - - - th ro u g h congress It is not. how p o litic a l prophecies th a n alm ost ; , n B L , '^ 7 G Emerso,'? has ever, the fir s t tim e these interests a n y th in g I kn o w of. T hey are th« 'hs*3**®*1 l hreT s a w m ills on I have opposed a fa rm program ; the facts on w h ich J im F arle y base th e , KrU egfo IL30,1 heFC' ° P' 2 lbs. same g ro u p fo u gh t th.- fa rm co- m uch o f his uncannv p o litic a l pre ' 1 bt>K n F rtd a y COMPOUND. op e ra tive m ovem ent T hey d id not d ic tio n F arle y is the c h a irm a n of | C h a riv a ri G ive n 1 w a n t fa rm e rs to organize; it was I the d em ocratic n a tio n a l co m m itte e 1 M rs. Rose Jackson and sons en- 3 lbs. caslcr to cheat the in d iv id u a l fa rm - and he makes pre vio u s p o litic a l te rta in e d Tuesday n ig h t w ith a j <-r than to h o o d w in k organized prophets lo o k lik e c h ild re n . He is j a c h a riv a ri and p a rty fo r M r. and ; groups. a keen a n a lyst and fact fin d e r; am i M rs. A rla n d W h itm ore , new lyw eds. O f course, these men and these he never m akes a statem ent not j w h o re tu rn e d fro m th e ir honey- o rganizations have the rig h t to op- i based on som ething solid. He is th e I moon t r ip last week. ----------------------------- Res. Phene 321Z pose uny le g isla tio n o r any p ro- 1 man w h o pre d icte d in A ugust la s t! 5 Deliveries Daily ! gram b u t they have no rig h t to year that P e n n sylva n ia w o u ld go | pose us fa n n e rs or fa rm organiza- d e m o cra tic in Novem ber. Such a æ 3? - - p n d ictio n -undcil lik e the ravings (B y L R. 8tru b b ) o f a lu n a tic ; c la r ify in g and increas- Sam S tru b b , who is w ith the CCC ¡rn8f i i hr h maJ°m ,y fro m 1Vm i; 10k tim e la t W estim ber, was home o ve r Sun- u n til the o rd in a ry p o litic a l observ-1 day r ‘ , ,used ,o b e lie v r h‘ ™ and , E dw ard S m e jka l le ft Sunday fo r rh- v .H e,n n *y ‘^ ,n. ,a u Y,hen. V a n co u ve r to jo in a CCC camp, them « « 'a . ’®re a'x>ut h a lf o f , Miss R uth B a ile y came home WO . V i n Z l , " L‘ ,h .a l fro m M o n m o u th N o rm a l F rid a y hed «tot fi> 1 ,h<? rock n b ' and re tu rn e d Sunday. OOH vV van,a. .w o u ld « ° M rs E a rl G enzer has been q u ite F , r l , v c o « J .?iet d*«*' i t w ith b ro n c h itis b u t is im p ro v in g , i FREE DELIVERY 4 TIMES DAILY! I V , H’ K ir,,’n' I N aom i Canby o f B u x to n visite d m m r v ’ ho Pl®’ ® . >>r«a n ,/a ’ 1 *'" • G la ce S tru b b fro m F rid a y t i l l M on- Special Values for Friday to Monday, April 26 to 29 | co u n try Iws e ve r k n o w n In p o litic s j» « m rIk « .„ha^ , ' r a on«ed h i , 1n e ld . a r.nJy i Ciarence S te ckle in is em ployed xr ,m d Pit to n h los<‘ ,o ,h.e on the W illia m K e lly fa rm on Bald ground it can hear th e grass roots M o u n ta in as th e y g ro w T h a t's w h e re par- ‘ , TlM) , . te fo, HAPEW A Y — Calumet, bulk. ties are form ed, d o w n am ong the M r and M rs. H a rris and M issj White Cloud. 49-lb. sack p la in people. T ha t s w h y the dem- Nevada N euhauser o f P o rtla n d ocrats d o n 't fear the rep u b lica n ite d at the Joe S m e jk a l home S P rid e o f t b r West I lbs. p a rty any m ore R ig h t or wrong, day. 4-ib. pkg. 49-lb. nark tin dem ocrat* here feel that the Ernest H u n g e r o f Gales C reek Roosevelt stre n g th is s t ill u n w a ve r- spent Sunday at th e F. P B a ile y ln s , , , home and in th e a fte rn o o n to o k his nieces E tta and W ilm a B a ile y and AIRWAY K r h a b iliu t io n Farm s G race S tru b b to H ills b o ro to see L a w re n ce W estbrook, one o f the "S equoia." h » l.b . Federal E m ergency R e lie f chiefs C a rl T e lle r J r. d ro ve to L a u re l i w ho have helped H a rry H o p kin s to th e b a ll game Sunday He was NOB HILL so m uch th is past tw o years, te lls accom panied by E rv in Mead. Sam me th a t m ore th a n one hundred S tru b b and Clarence S tecklein. Diamond thousand fa rm fa m ilie s, w h i c h M iss M a ria n M a x w e ll o f Banks l.b lbs. 40-foot means h a lf a m illio n in d iv id u a ls , spent the w eek-end w ith Miss W il-l 2 lbs. are now en d in g th e ir fir s t year of ma Rosencrons. roll. Edwards Dependable go ve rn m e nt r e h a b ilita tio n ; and! ----------------------------- m ore th a n 50.000 others are enter-1 L e t th e advertisem ents h e lp you Î . ing upon the re h a b ilita tio n pro- m ake y o u r shopping plans. 19c H u iherford, 15C lb. 8c BARS <>n, th ir d . urth. T i '«0 -yard erly. M. a w , th in H & Free Delivery o <iV 1 D T TP (12-oz. * Mellow a«* 47c Drip. 15c) 24-oz. ROLLED O A T S 9 lh b., REG ULAR OR Q U IC K C O O K IN G C O R N FLAKES 2pk„ K E L L O G G 'S OR PO S T T O A S T IE S . B A K IN G P O W D E R C L A B B E R G IR L . TOM ATOES Alta Villa, No. 2 ’ ... Can Golden Bantam, CO RN ¿ Wilton o. 2 can. 2 cans .......... PEAS Island Belle. No. 303 can. 2 cans ................................... C ATSUP Kern’s. 12-01. bottle W A X PAPER D iamo'"1 roll .... 125-foot FFLS N A P T H A T b.p„ Z 4 WHITE KING ing Powder. Large pkg....... DOG FOOD Victory Calo Can 2 cans 5c GRAPEFRUIT. dagold, fancy. 300s. 2 cans 5 c W ash Qii/l CLEANSER — L ight- 15c CORNED BEEF— Libby's. 12-oz. can 15c 10c WHOLE WHEAT BIS CUIT. Kel- 4 logg’s. Pkg...... XVV CHIPPED BEEF— Rex 2Vg-ox glass SHINOLA or 2 - in - 1 SHOE POLISH Can ................... COFFEE COLUMBIA BEST. Lb............................. FLOUR 49-lb. sack. $ 1 .9 3 ff X* VV SOAP Liberty White or Sunny Monday. lObar. 23C MOP STICKS 9c Spring. Each 10c 23c 3 lbs. 65c COFFEE. Golden West, 1-lb. glass 28c. 3-Ib. glass 80c Crown, Fisher’s Blend or Drifted Snow. A t/V« TOMATO JUICE— Ex quisite or Van Camp’s. Picnic Tin ........................ 3h Z e, 10c Flori 1-lb. Tavern 25c FLOUR Northern or Bell. Good hard wheat flour. 49-lb. sack $1.53