H IL L S B O R O
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RiUsbon^Argus
Forward Step
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O . O R E G O N
Schools Join
in Big Picnic
Thursday, May 16, I935
W h a t's in a N a m e ? D y n a m ite , S a y s M ac
North Plains
School Ends
The city council is taking a forw ard
step in the advancem ent and progress of
Hillsboro by taking action for providing
W ith W h l.h U (« m b ii,« * Ike B i l t - W r . In d rp rn d rn t
H illsboro A r e u , dsleb. 18»«
H illsboro Iu.1»l>end»nt sstsb. 1ST*
sew er facilities for that part of the city
M c d tlN N V Y A M .M N N K Y . l'skll»h»rs
not served at present. Hiring of an en
Published Thursday
Entered M
«nd-cl»»» m atter In the
G r a d u a tio n
E x e r c is e * Set
gineer to m ake a prelim inary survey and E v en t at H e lv e tia S c h o o l;
pustoffic« at HiMaboro. O ra r * «
M o th ers H o n o red
a report im m ediately is asked in order
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to m ake a 1’WA application for the pro
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ject as soon as possible.
(111 N o ilh ri« tn a I* T A )
HELVETIA An a ll-d a y school
O F F IC IA L N B W S P A P K H O F » A S H IX C T O N C O U N T Y
Sewage and drainage in the sections picnic
NORTH PI m n s North plain
for th e n o rth ea st c o rn e r of
scltool closes Friday T h e leecher*
of Hillsboro not handled by the present the county w ill be held F riday
Snberription R e te . S ir ie « , Cash In Advance
Par sear
I t .8«
U . S. Outside O n » « »
are giving th e ch ild ren a tre a t in
I * month«
-»
Fmsss-n C o en trim
3.W sew er district have been a serious problem H elvetia. Rock C reek a n d Mason
the form of a picnic, w ith basket
Hill school ch ild ren w ill p a rtic ip a te
for years and steps have been taken in in
d in n er at Hie P o rtlan d c ity pink
th e games. Gam e* w ill start
Ftavt A udited Paper
M E M B E R Orem»« State
N eighboring schools have Ix’cii in
the past, only to be com batted by those e arly B ring w ell filled bask ets for
L a iv ra t Audited W eek
E d ito rial Aaaociation and
vited to jo in in Hie e ig h th grurie
ly
C irculation in Ore*
the picnic d in n e r at noon. C offee
who
felt
it
would
be
confiscatory
to
prop
N a tio n al E d ito rial A a «o
»on.
graduation exercises at th e K of p
ice cream w ill be fu rn ish e d
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erty. U nder the PW A and with plans as I and
hall Tuesday evening
P icnic g ro u n d s a re close by the
contem plated this objection would be ov H elvetia school T he band and Boy
The Hillsboro Anrus i m u b m no fina ncia l re»pon»»bility for
Mr and Mrs C arl C hrletenei
error» poW W wd in ita column*. but in c o m » » h e n thia P *P **
and d a u g h te r and llc*»slc W lcncckt
ercome.
Scouts w ill help e n te rta in . A large
m a t fa u lt w ill re p rin t th at part of an advertisem ent in which
s|M*nt the w eek end a t Valsetz.
Dr. J. O. Robb advocates a rental crow d is expected
the typo»raphical m istake oocura.
w here they visited Mrs C h risten
Mrs. S taehlt H onored
basis,
which
he
says
has
been
used
suc
er s sister. Mrs Jo h n lllaxer. an d
A n Independent Newspaper, whose service- and ixdicies are
M rs S ta eh li w as guest of honor
based on the principle of the Golden R u U .— “ And as ye would
family.
cessfully
in
many
other
places.
This
would
at h e r hom e S unday w hen h e r
t ta T m a n should do to you. do ye .U o to them likew ise
Ttie -t II sew ing club. M iks llila
fam ily m et for a M other's day p a r
make
it
easy
to
pay
for
and
desirable
to
-M atthew 7 : l l ___
_
. . . _____ _
_ m m m
C ornelius leader, met w ith (rem
ty P re se n t w ere Mr and Mrs. C arl
all.
L ungue Friday afternoon
T tach sel and fam ily of R eedville,
Mr and Mrs M erritt Ja c k so n and
A dequate sew age f a c i l i t i e s would 1 M r and Mrs. F red A m aeher and
At Standstill
dau g h ter and Mtvs Hila C ornclhi
m ake those parts of the city more desir fam ily of Hillsboro, M rs A Sehilds
spent
the w eek end at N ew port,
T illam ook. M r a n d Mrs. E rnest
The lum ber industry, the most im able places to live in. would increase prop ' | of
guests of Mr and Mrs C lark Ink
Z u rch e r and fam ily and Mr and
ley
portant in the states of Oregon and W ash erty values and in some cases would un ! Mrs. H enry S taeh li and fam ily
G uests of Mr and Mrs. Ju liu s
K orns Hosts
ington, is at a standstill as the result of a doubtedly stim ulate building. It is to be
S c h o e n b e rg S u n d a y w ere S u e Dav
Mr a n d Mrs C. E K orn e n te r
hoped that the council is successful in tain
strike of lum ber union workers.
j is. W illiam Halley and Dr P F.
ed w ith a d in n e r Sunday G uests
Hale of P ortlund and Mrs Edna
To bring it closer to home hundreds of bringing about this project from a sani w ere Mr a n d M rs F re d W enger,
M cPherson and Mrs B erth a W eide-
W ashington county mill w orkers are idle tary standpoint and in an effort to help E llen a n d K en n eth W enger. Eva
w itch and tw o d a u g h te rs of Coi
H etzler and Bill M atchett of P o r t
as the result of the strike and mills are the employment situation.
, lie I his
land. and Mr and M rs Sim on H e r
Miss M argaret Davis is *|>cnding
idle. Local mills, im portant cogs in the
shey and W alter H ershey.
th e w eek w ith her i>arcnts. Mi
H elvetia w as w ell re p re se n ted at
development and prosperity of W ashing
and Mrs Jam es II Davis S he 1«
the B argain day in H illsboro S a t
ton county and its people when operating,
Presidential Bee
cenlly finished a course at the
u rd a y
Mrs. D avidson
b rought
were ordered closed down by union rep
M arinello B eauty school in Port
hom e th e child's play house, a gift
land
Oregon's
junior
senator.
Steiwer.
is
I from Weil's.
resentatives from Portland. Relatively few
M h E dw ard K aufm an was tak en
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
A
dolf
B
ad
ertsch
er
of the W ashington county w orkers are acting like he has been badly bitten by r e tu r n e d h o m e S u n d a y a f te r a ——— —i ,
to the hospital M onday seriously
■ m— — —
the
presidential
bee.
The
senator
is
laying
members of the union.
chuirm an. H gh M eG ilvra and W ill
it on thick in his blasts against the New th re e w eeks visit w ith re la tiv e s used to sell th e last nam ed kind
.Mr and Mi . H e n ry C y p h e r vi
C Schultz. I o th of Forest G rove.
There may be much room for arg u Deal and attem pts to point the way for and friends T hey w ere visitin g at In our sm all com m unity the. rownsend Grouj 0
ortland. W illam ette. S ta ffo rd and have been passed by business m en.
and Dr F. T R u c k er of Sherw ood iletl Mi a n d Mi T h o m a s C o n n e ll
m ent on both sides as there usually is to a G. O. P. victory in 1936. It will be re T P ualatin.
in
H illsboro Sunday
placem ent m anager.
and even U ncle Sam s tru ste d car-
Leon S Davi
Plan Mass Meet I and
I'aM ry M rek H urt
M rs F re d Youngen. w ho lias riers. all tellin g of fabulous re tu rn s
any question. However, the condition that membered that during the fight over the
K en n ett Tillotson. engineer.
H illsboro O ld Ag T ow nsend club j accom panied the com m it U h *
Pasicv M eek was In ju re d q u ite
q u ite sick for som e tim e had Since yesterday m orning l>> well
the lum ber industry is in and has been president's work relief program in the h been
rem oved May 7 at th e know n in flu e n tia l m en'' no worn- is sponsoring a m ass m eeting nt the
T ita t th e g otip w as w ell pleased •erio u ’iiy in the eye S un d ay w hile
in for a num ber of years as to losses makes senate that Steiw er attacked the Bonne Jo e n r e s tonsils
Légion hall in Forest G rove at 3 w ith th e wo rk a c c o m p lis h e d w a s practicing baseball
hospital S he is feeling m uch cn so far in o u r tow n
M arjory and Sue Putzs of P o r t
it seem to the outsider as being a p articu ville dam public works designation on the I b e tte r now.
Som e of these sam e "in flu en tia l" p tn Sunday All citizens of For- the deviatati« n of W ell a fte r th e
G rove and vicinity, and Hills- I ti i»> He devia red th a t the co-operu- lan d VHtted Mi and M rs ('lurch« «•
Mr. a n d Mrs. C arl S c h u ld erm an p arties say no one has received
larly questionable tim e for strike action. ground th at it was contrary to the m an
o
and
vicinity
a
re
to
be
given
tion
Meek
Sunday
P o rtla n d and B illy B ishop of m ore th a n six or seven do llars
of the political subdivisions
Most of the mill operators claim th a t they date of congress in the m atter of furnish j of
Mr ind M i. Bert W alter und
M ountaindale visited at th e H enry on account of people like me They an o p p o rtu n ity to h ear C om m is in the way
f local co n trib u tio n s
family spent
have been operating at a loss for years ing employment.
B ishop hom e Sunday
’ call it a harm less gam ble a n d they sioner B ennett of P ortland, w ho has was highly
111*1 w eek-end at
been inv ited to speak
Eugene guest» nt Mi and Mrs Ed
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Y oungen and jus« w ent into it for fun
and th at to meet the dem ands of the union
Sunday th e H illsboro clu b voted
ltelsei
'E la in e visited Mr and Mrs. C
T w o sm all boys w ere try in g to
w orkers for increased hourly rates to 75
h ave som e fun Ja c k says. Well, to double its m em bership, if pos Grand Jury Indicts
S ieb er a t H illsboro S un d ay
sible.
in
tw
o
w
eeks
All
clubs
of
j
Bill,
you
stan
d
on
y
o
u
r
head
and
cents would be com petitive suicide for the
Oregon wants a capitol th at will truly
y s K oof
let m e th ro w ro tte n 'ta te rs at you the nation ire challenged by Dr F
industry in the northw est.
Seven Here Monday F ire D estro
represent the people of this great pioneer Mill Strike Holds
T hat m ight be fun for Ja c k but. E T ow nsend to double th e ir m em
on H om e T h u r sd a y
ntittiawai from !>««•
The output of the northw est mills, it state and one that is in keeping with cap-
if 1 w ere Bill I'd paste him one b ership by J u ly I M em bership'
Dam age estim ated a t $2<M) was
Be e M
Jrich. ju d g m en t:
for
even
in
tim
atin
g
th
at
1
was
such
c
an
ts
a
re
being
issued
b>
th
e
local
[
is rightly claim ed, m ust com pete with tol structures in other states. It should be
Center of Interest a sucker
n v i F ra n k Berg- caused by a roof fire T h u rsd a y aft
club this w eek to all reg istered Betty B e
those of British Columbia and the south built for utility and attractiveness with
(Continued from page one)
Well. I guess th e law protecU m em bers A new m em b ersh ip fee of I Wcm d e fau lt d ecree A J R iche ernoon at th e hom e of Will Bar
ern states. The wage here under the code the state officials tak in g every advantage I lieve to be a fu rth e r o u tg ro w th of them , th e copies a re n o taried some- 25 cents p e r y e a r is now re q u ire d . I
''•’* Mazie Hays et al. con- nett on West W ashington street
tro u b le betw een t h e N orthw est tim es -JO S E P H IN E STR IC K L E R but a<ide from a m em b ersh ip card j firm ation; S ta te v* Jo h n E vans et n e ar Hu* Ray Muling can n e ry Dr
minimum is 4 2 '2 cents an hour and the of federal opportunities for co-operation. I B
f$*etlve flue w as believed to have
i' . •
I hip .,1 .
‘h-Loi?
••' • ■•«• D
rew ing compa-i.. and c e rta in labor Sherw ood, ro u te 3.
caused the blaze M ajority of the
operators claim th a t most of them are
' groups. M arshal R A Tw iss r e
includes the new No 2 T ow nsend I
Shaw , default, judgm ent
txxjklet
' P ro b ate o rd e rs w ere issued in the fu rn itu re was c arrie d from the
paying 45 cents minimum, w hereas they
The adjusted service com p en satio n p orted seeing a coupe pull u p in
ID W c l lD llt
E ugene B u rr of O regon C ity de- , « d a te s of Jo h n A H uber. F E building and otlier fu rn ish in g s w ere
state minimum wages in British Columbia should be paid and elim inate it as a politi front cl the store ju s t before the
e x p lo s io n b u t was stunned tem
i
i
livered the ad d ress of the a fte r K in n er W illian C H arm on. C harles protected by salvage covers r e
acq u ired l>y the local fire
are 25 and 35 cents an hour and sim ilar cal football.
noon N ext m eeting of th e c l u b . k Steven*’ (.»onjiro \a m a d u . Net- d cently
p e r a r 'y by th e concussion a n d was
GODtrOl
OOUght
ep artm ent
u n ab le to obtain th e license nQm-
C
*
rates in southern mills. It was e v e n
w ill be Ma> 26 R obert K elly, lo c a l’ t,e H offm an R ah zh S Robinson,
i b e r of the m achine
j
(Contlnuad from »»»» on«)
secretary, sta te s he w ill be glad to j M«dis*a J^ Jack.son. Eliza J a n e Sew -
brought out in the celebrated Belcher case
Mrs Floyd B eym er and d a u g h te r
T hat he saw one of th e m en in w lth re su ltin g re tu rn s to grow ers issue m em b ersh ip c ard s to all rnem- •II. A gosttno C usale E lizabeth O
of .-\ntelop« viMted Mr and Mr
in the south th a t a wage rate of 7 cents
the c a r get out. piace a package a t a* ■ ridiculously low level for th e bers
ho w ill call at his office in C ra n d all and L>dta (.«ray Rhea W R M anley T hursday and F r i
ith e d r r r w a y of th e store, lignt a fraction of th e crop
G u a rd ian sh ip o rd e rs w ere issued
an hour was m ade in flaunting the NRA.
H illsboro
m atch and then h u rry back to the
" We believe th a t only a neglig-
for B«n Y antti J r S m ith m inors day
Competition under such conditions is
D aughters «if U nion V eterans will
machine was th e re p o rt given bv ib le n u m b er of grow ers believe th at
and Mrs E arl Rlle>
m eet Monday night at the V eteran
Tv iss T h e car raced of.' to w ard we m ust alw ay s !«• su b ject to C ali-
Fifteen Years Ago
plenty difficult. If wages could be placed
Bargain
Day
Event
hall
f c r.l.in a . he said T w iss h u rrie d io fornia d ictatio n in th e m an n er in
on a parity every place it would be dif
Orenco 4-H Club
A rgus. M ay 13. 1 9 2 0 -J. W H ughes crie d a sale th e b uilding and th e bom b ex- w hich o u r w a ln u ts a re m ark eted
ferent and all should receive a more sub at Salem last w eek in w hich a J e rse y sire, son of ploded w hen he w as about 50 feel or w ith h eld from m ark e t Jo b b e rs
Brings Large C roud
and b u y ers all over th e U nited
to Finish Project I . . . ■ V Late . . to
Classify
aw ay.
stantial wage. W hy not first try to bring th e G eorge B iersdorf bull, sold for $10.500.
Jh at
.
. ’• -rear-nM
. . . . II..I
.
N ine killed and 40 in ju re d w h e n tw o S. P. red , P e te r P o lv in p ro p rieto r of the 'S ta te s r « o g n 7 _th su p e rio rity of
SAL*
.
Trade
these other sections up to the northw est e lectric tra in s collide head-on n e ar B erth a S unday.
D istinction of being th e first KOM
etetn n ilk «•«.»» «m l 3 yr«r-«*l<l J e rx y
girls* 4-H clu b in W ashington c o u n
q u ire 116 U M ain Ht I «if
level?
Mr. a n d Mrs. T. G. B ronleew e of H illsboro suffered yu.tu.s.e, »utu
m a i a uuni
.
.
unanim ous opinion of th e 2# m er- ty to com plete th e p ro jec t u n d e r- H » m K ilk S , A L K In I'»«*|
elrrtr»«- w»«h
ber of m en. alleged to be re p re - should be m erch an d ised as a dis- h
Every possible effort is being m ade to slight injuries in wreck.
er. I l l )
( a ll .371 M Irrf A re
r
e
c
o
r
d
tak
e
n
for
the
c
u
rre
n
t
school
y
ear
j
,
**
. ..
C am paign sta rts for co m m u n ity house th a t w ill se n tativ es of a lab o r union can.e tin c t product from the b ulk of the
bring the country back to the greatest de
F'N-|>IS-a Wnlntit
Qurvn A n n e" «iln-
to
his
store
F
riday
T
hey
w
a
rn
ed
C
alifornia
crop
If
we
m
ust
have
l'r
‘,'
vd
took
a
d
v
an
tag
e
of
th
e
spe-
,ind
to
r
e
c
e
n
c
the
certific
ate
d as m em orial to ex -serv ic e m en of W orld w a r
in» «et fur »ale. 110
Mr» Hrh<w*n. 14»
him not to sell or a d v ertise M arin- a code to re g u la te the sal.- of O re l ’aIl.’r »’rlre d . m e rc h a n d ls ^ th e peak achievem ent g
t,. th e S n ip and
gree of prosperity. The F ederal Housing stan
B uilding for $50.000 recom m ended by C. E Wells.
K W aln u t Ht
|M
off beer, he said.
gon w alnuts, let it b e a n O regon / .
‘T " « re a d ie d x-tw «-n T uck clothing group at. O ren cd
Act in which all are taking so much inter W. G. H are a n d C. B. B uchnan.
I MO
C he* rule«
«aOan
for «tale
I'
S
Mrs A ustin S crofford is leader of
W indow s in th re e o th er stores
code, w ritte n by O regonians for ' 30 and 4 o c lo c k in th e a fte rn .o n
Garaire.
Ktaraat
<*r««»e.
arro
w
fntn
t
ptwl
C harles E. W ells elected president and M. P
est a t the present tim e is intended to help
A pproxim ately 500 v isitors t,«>k the club
• iflta
i ,.
across
th
e
stre
e
t
w
ere
broken
by
O
regonians
and
not
im
posed
upon
ady vice-p resid en t of th e H illsboro club T uesday.
An a ch iev w u en t day program has
the lum ber industry, m aterial dealers and C
th e blast.
! us by c o m p e titiv e in te rests out- p art in th e free d istrib u tio n of gifts
R esignation of E. L. M oore as p re sid en t accepted
from th e ch am b er of com m erce and been scheduled at th e school for
GOLDFISH
the building trades and workers. Keeping Deed to th e can n e ry site w ill be given R ay-M aling | A sh o rt tim e a fte r the T ig ard ¡side of o u r ow n s ta te "
cars w ere p a rk e d as fur as tw o a n d M unday
Hk* and up
bing, a sim ila r explosion oc-
Seek S im p ler G rading
the wheels of a g reat industry a t a stan d in a few days, th e com m ittee h a v in g a bout finished c bom
u rre d a t th e C lub cafe in P ortland.
"O th er purposes of th e ossocia« th re e b lo ck i from th e business
See them before you buy
th
e
cam
pign
for
funds.
d
i-tric
t.
S
ev
eral
m
erc
h
an
ts
sold
out
P
h
a
r
m
a
c
y
,
B
e
a
u
t
y
S
h
o
p
still does not tie in with this great business
B om bings S unday b ro u g h t th e to ta l tion. it is p ointed out in th e letter,
W ater H yacinth. W ater
L ester Ridge. 20. of B eav erto n a n d W illiam to six in P o rtlan d , tw o in V an- a re to se c u re sim p lified a n d less bargain specials d u rin g the duy
M o v e to N ew Q u a rter s Scavengers.
drive.
Lettuce. F loating P lants
I-' • "
b . k c v f ,,„ , l,a,l a gn,„l
HJ1W>......
Lane, 28. w ere killed T h u rsd a y in a logging accident couver. W ash , and one in T igard j rigorous sta n d a rd s for g rad in g w al-
The local public may or may not be at H a sk e li-C a rp en te r cam p a t C h e rry G rove.
V isitors welcom e
to C oe a n d ___.
C ong-
f^.n u ty
ill m ove —
to new
in recent m onths
(n u ts in th is state, to th e end th a t day. according
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- »hop
>• w
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IIARKY MORCiAN
interested in the issues in the case, but it
T hieves bro k e in to th e O D w hile the first q u a lity of O regon <?l’f
1
. .a
I Q uarters in the M cA iear build in g .,
E. Jarkxon H t
lllllnhor»
T hirty Years Ago
G lover sto re a t G aston W ednesday
nesday w aln
a.n u ts
i. w
*»».«
ill $ re ct ta * in
ii $ m
th iv e u ir presen t
»
»»
u
«»
» M an, stre e t S unday and
is mightily interested in the continued op
n ig h t and stole 15 c arto n s of c ig a r-¡h ig h sta n d a rd s of q u ality , th a t the for Bu,l,al,> Oay- w e re sold
expect to be open for business
eration of an industry th a t is vitally im
A rgus. May 18. 1935 — G ra n d m a M ary R am sey
M onday m orning M odem fix tu re s
ind 120 p air of wor
c o n d a r v c la sM fic a tio n b e p«*rrnit-
W ood w ill c eleb ra te h e r 118th b irth d a y S a tu rd ay . according to a re p o rt filed w ith th e ted to include all nu ts w hich w ould V
portant to the prosperity of this section.
I to perm it c u sto m ers to serve thern-
P W fiY
Donelson & Sewell
Our Yesterdays
h
As usual on a Hillsboro B argain Day
hundreds came, saw and profited on the
many bargains offered. Hillsboro is a good
trading place, having good stores with
high type Am erican citizens as em ployer
and employes.
Dr. Boyer, president of the University
of Oregon, has taken a step th a t should
meet with general approval when he bans
student “ hazing" practices on the campus.
It is a relic of the stone ages.
B orn in 1787 she crossed th e plain s in 1853. rid in g
‘.h e g re a te r p a rt of th e d istan c e on h orseback
F o rest G rove m arrie d m en d efea te d H illsboro
benedicts Sunday 18 to l i . H illsboro lin eu p inclu d ed
G. W ehrung. A C. Shute, Ed A dkins. F re d Olsen,
H um phreys. W. P T u ck er. Long, W att B e n n ett and
W illiam Nelson. F o rest G rove lineup: L ee Via, G uy
Via. F. S anders. R T aylor, W. C. K ertson, C. W
M cN am er. M ayor Johnson, C. O. Roe and Will
B illinger.
T h irty-second a n n u a l con v en tio n O regon S ta te
G ra n g e w ill be held a t F o re st G rove n e x t w eek.
Local ta le n t w ill stage a d ra m a a t th e H illsboro
opera house M ay 24 to raise fu n d s for p a in te d stre et
signs. Cast includes C. C. C ate, H. T. B agley. C. H
M itchell, W. F A dkins. G ra ce R obinson, L e titia
Im b rie and M y rtle B utler.
M ichael D onhouser, C ivil w a r v e te ran , died h e re
M ay 15.
sh e riff A fte r an unsuccessful a t- not be d e b a rre d by the federal stan-
tem pt to d rill th e lock on the fro n t d a rd s for edible n u ts This, it is
door, th e m en gained e n tra n c e i said, w ould p re v en t th e g reat w aste-
th ro u g h a transom w indow .
■ age. w hich o ccurred last year
A.
W ebb of T im b e r was a r- th ro u g h w holesale shelling of m any
rested M onday on an assault a n d crops.
b a tte ry charge.
I C o-operati«in of all northw est
A xel E rickson of above S h e rm an packers w ill be sought to the end
m
ill
re
p
o
rte
d
the
loss
of
a
Q
uantity
u t . consignm ents
, of m erch an d . ise
m m re p o rie a m e loss oi a q u a n tity t ha
of logging eq u ip m en t S atu rd ay .
in e aste rn m ark e ts be a bandoned
F re d B row n of Lonizview W ash
«. .u . $
£ uoannoneu
»«ow n oi lxm gview
, w
th a t b u y ers
.
,
. asn.,
.
ani« «ha«
e rs be obliged to p o u r-
and C lark F ram pton of L aurel, c ity chase th e ir O regon w aln u ts f o b
prisoners, w ere booked a t the coun-
basis with" The ¿ ’m e’ term s «Tf
coast oasis w im tn e sam e term s ox
ty ja il W ednesday on d ru n k charges, pay m en t th a t a re o rd in arily ob-
th e m erchandising of
1 o th er products
B
I selves w ill
be m at ailed by the
I’harm ucy and th e lunch business
«•xtended Eve - B eauty shop w ill
I lx* l«x*ated in the r«»ar of th e b u ild
F o u rte e n th a n n u al sale of “ B ud ing
d y ” poppies w ill lx* conducted in
H illsboro M ay 24 and 25 by m em
bers of th e W ashington county post. F e d e r a l H o u sin g M en
in H illsb o ro M on d ay
V , n^
eterans
. D,. of
n< F a oreign
n n o u n ce W d ars,
hv accord-1
F C
V A D ent of th e P o rtlan d Fed-
J pian a n n o u n c e s n> r. v ,
M orford. c om m ander T he poppies ei -ral H ousing a d m in istratio n office
-i a r.»
««X ade
'kz4a, I,,
i l * lx 1. ■ * I v e . 4 te ■ ran s a n d ! spoke M onday night at the m eet-
re m
by d isabled
v
Buddy Poppy Sale
:
Hillaboro
Ft'NERAI. niKCCTOKH
and
I.ICKNMKI) IMItALMEUS
. DR. R. J. NICOL
DR E. W. ALMQUIST
\ obtainofJ from the sale ar«* ing of th* W .<rungton C ounty
u ie d to care for disabled ex -serv * B uilders E xchange at th e HiIGboro
Veterinarians
ice m en and th e o rp h a n s of Am eri- C h a m b e r of C om m erce D uring the
ca j w ar dead
I
r
l
e
phonr 643 and 642
a fte rn o o n Mr B ad^ett of th e a p
T he sale w ill be conducted sim ul- p raisal d e p a rtm e n t w as checking
aneously ir
local ap p lic atio n .
I n i i r i i r t p r A lA /n r r l *nd pack« r in S alem F rid ay F rank « ities in
,n th
,h<-
e I U m t«d S ta te In Hill
let! cxVtv I
Row ejj anfj F erd G ro n e r a tte n d ed boro w o rk e rs w ill be divided into
YOUNG’S
K nig h tin g of “S ir G alahad" for I frorn th e Scholls w a ln u t d istric t
groups and assigned d e fin ite te rri- G r o v e D o cto r H urt
in A u to A c c id e n t
1935 w ill be th e chief fe atu re of a . E xecu tiv e com m ittee “ w ill “ m eet tories T he do w n -to w n section will
be covered by m em b ers of th e V et
jo in t m eeting of the four c h ap ters!* 11 P o rtla n d F rid a y night
Dr Hex W ilson of Forest G rove
n io u g h tfu l. S y m p ath etic
e ran s of F oreign W ars a u x iliary .
w as knocked tem p o rarily u n c o n
of H illsboro C hristian*C ouncil com -
r* i
Service"
scious F rid ay a fte rn o o n tn an a u to
posed of boys of high school ages.
Phone 972
Hillsboro
accident at F o rc ’t G rove a c c o rd
next W ednesday evening at P i l - 1
ing to a re p o rt filed by Jam es
grim House. S ir G alahad is se-
D ieriekx of F o iest G rove, student
I lected each y e ar from g ra d u atin g
at
O re g o n S t a t e c o lle g e and d riv e r
seniors by vote of boys’ club mem-1
fConli„o«d from p»s« one)
USED and NEW PARTS
of th e o th er a r O ccupants of the
bers. m em bers of th e g ra d u atin g q u alificatio n re q u ire m e n ts will be
I or lew», rire a , b a ttrriea , w h erlx —
Sale of th e 322-arre riv e r ran ch D ie rie k x Cai w ■ u n in ju re d
class of H illsboro high school, a n d 1 a n n o u n ce d later.
w ire wood. disc, all nlaea. T railer«
th e m ale m em bers of Hilhi faculty.
C a n d id a tes w ill m eet a t th e S h u te of Ferd G ro n e r nt Scholls to Mrs
m ade to order.
I RI.D i Kll b I I I I -
for "em inence in C hristian ch ara c- p a rk a u d ito riu m on the e vening of H elen M a c D o n a ld nt Portlanrl for
F u n c ra l terv icc ; w ere held W ed
H illsb o ro A u to W r e c k e r s
ter." T h is is th e fifth tim e th e J u n e 29 w hen th e lu ck v girl w ill W «000
w a s com pleted last
156 S e c o n d Ave.
a w ard has been given. P revious be d e te rm in e d T he c an d id ates w ill I ' ‘ek ??> w ° ,<l'' local re a lto r n e s d a y a fte rn o o n from Y oung's F u lib W. M a in
-
, K |||S gq
M .icDonald plans to build a n e r a l H o,
aw ard s n ave gone to
J o h n - 'g o one at a tim e to th e c en ter of Mr
w
ho
died
T
u
c
d
a
y
at
th
e
county
hom
e
on
tin*
Portland-.Scholls
son. 1931; L ouis Lom ax, 1932, W il-ith e hall and d ra w a n envelope
hospital In te rn ie n ’ was in W ilkes
Ham Sorenson. 1933, and Ijiw re n c e from a box. A fter all have d raw n ,! road, acco rd in g to Ide.
O th e r d eals conducted d u rin g the cem etery Mr Ellas w as born in
Crow ley, 1934.
th e envelopes w ill be opened in
M ayor J. H G a rrett, ex-M ayor full view of spectators and slips pa-t w eek by Ide include th e sale I D arlington, W is . a n d had m ade
,' S -rw, I w ith hi Q.i ■ Puiiis ind Indigestion victim s.
O ran g e Phelps, and the Rev. J. T . . enclosed in the envelopes w ill des- of a 25-acre tra c t south of Forest ,,is hom e
M ir k to, o v e ia l why s u f f e r ' For quick re lie f from
G rove for th e F irst N ational bank sister. Mrs 5
C ostelloe h ave been invited to give ig n ate the five w inning girls,
stom ach distress due to excess acid.
of
Forest
G
rove
to
M
II
S
m
ith
of
y
ears
sh o rt ta lk s d u rin g the evening.
T his g roup w ill then select one of
get a free sample of th r lldga
S ale p rice w as $4750
I P asto r H enry S. H aller, council ad- ( th e ir n u m b er as “G oddess of Lib- P o rltan d
T reatm en t, a d o c to r'! prescrip tio n
B irth s
| viser. w ill announce the aw ard.
i e rty .” Each girl w ill have tw o votes. Sale w as also m ade to G eorge F
C lark To Mr .and Mrs H arry a « ««’•’ H illsboro P harm acy. Adv.
one of w hich m ust be cast for an- S pencer of P o rtlan d of 10 acre s at
o th er candidate. T he “G oddess of Rock C reek for $0000 M rs I,. A C lark of Hillah >ro. May 10. a girl
Witz.el To Mr and M rs C arl
L ib e rty ” w ill be given a full o u t A llen was form er o w n e r of the
W itzel of B an k ,. May 10. a boy
fit for th e a n n u a l ball.
tra c t
K
nevake—To Mr and Mrs Jo h n
Mrs H a rry R M organ, past-presi
K nevage of G lenw ood. Muy 15, a
»
. ’ l l.
,
„ ,, II, , „ , lh A|,|.i:>
(C n n tln u e d fro m
I I >a
I h , .rough |„
boy.
I by p a ren ts and a d u lt leaders from ofenlth e f e v e n t1 llb w ‘"
" " • t y «•■"lie an,I
¡th e ir respective com m unities. P r o
Ilia arc S uit H ied
gram d u rin g the school includes in
L iverm ore M yrtle G va F r a n
stru ctio n and supervised recreation.
M otor tro u b le caused G ilb ert cis W
D elta D rug S to re
Boys receive train in g in the v a r i
W oodall of H illsboro to m ake a
ous fields of ag ricu ltu re, h a n d i
forced landing w ith his p lan e S a t
c ra ft and forestry, w hile girls stu d y
G row ing business of Shell Oil u rd a y in a plow ied field ow ned by
th e m any phases of hom e econom
com pany in th is te rrito ry has a d Ernest Z urcher. no rth of H illsboro
ics.
vanced th e H illsboro office to th e W oodall, w ho Is o w n e r and pilot
G irls a tte n d in g th e session a re sta tu s of a depot, according to an of th e plane, w as u n in ju re d a l
housed a t W aldo hall w hile the a n n o u n ce m e n t today by W P. D ur- though the plane w as slig h tly d a m
boys live in a w ing of th e m en ’s kee Jr., v ice -p resid e n t in charge aged.
dorm itory. Room and board a t th e of m arketing.
W oodall Is living a t th e a irp o rt
We have a com plete stock of Spring Seeds; Minnesota
sum m er school th is y e ar costs $12
V. R C asebeer has been nam ed n ear here and Is fix in g u p th e old
and re g istra tio n $1
m anager of the new H illsboro depot h a n g a r and house on th e pro p erty No. Li Seed Corn. I-H ( lull Local and Idaho E astern;
and will tak e ch arg e im m ediately. I
Alfalf). Seed, Idaho ( citified Grim m ; Nitrogen in Alfalfa
C asebeer h as been in th is te r r i- Px>|i<>Z T r fr y im
Inoculation; Sem esan Corn T reatm ent.
to ry for Shell since 1934 as sales-
Has Views on Chain Letters
m an in ch arg e T he n ew position
«->
C E 7f> A I C
I*or la'.- («rain Seeding we recommend recleaned
To th e A rgus—I am one of those confers m any add<’d responsibilities
'd a rn fools” w ho "hold up" chain to th e post here,
llannchen Barley. Red Marquis W heat, K afohta Oats,
_
. .
.
.
C asebeer joined the Shell or-
Toui of inspection of SERA
pro- O ur stock :< om plete- O u r prices arc lower.
letters. Yes th a t is w hat a certain
bank official, who did not collect ganlzation in 1928 at P o rtlan d a s , J ,’r' , i
‘ieven W ashington county
his total of $584, calls them .
service station operator. His a b il-
J 1™ co m m unities w as eon-
Pay Caah and Save
So I am not c rabbing on m y own Ity w as soon recognized, and he '«IJ,'«cd Tuesday m orning by four
account.
w as S(xin tra n s fe rre d to Salem as m em ber* of th e co u n ty re lief corn-
I have a fine collection of "ten- salesm an, In 1934. C asebeer cam e mittee. F ifteen projects nt G aston
centers," tw o-bitters." and "buck- to H illsboro, and his splendid r e c I.a u .d w o o d . Sherw ood. T i g a r d
' ers.” "O nly given to responsible per- ord rew ard e d him w ith th e new ly B eaverton. H azeldale and H illsboro
I'hnu« «I
M illers nf q u ality Feed»
, sons," "you c an 't lose.” "personal c rea te d position h e re w hen a n w ere visited
South Second St.
M '-m beri of the com m ittee who
I contact," "do not send through the nounced th a t H illsboro w as to b e
m a le th», to u r w ere I t W Weil,
| m ail." T hese a re som e of the phrases com e a depot point.
Local G roup Plans
1
'
Funeral Home
JUST ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER
CVCFltS ScnCUUlcd
for "H appy Days” Groner River Farm
Sold to Portlander
H
STOMACH ULCERS
AFE" years
/yyo H T
4-H Summer School
Draws Large Group
C o n s tip a tio n
char“e Airplane Damaged
in Forced Landing
A LITTLE LATER
T te M
Phone 953
Rating of Shell
Plant Stepped Up
-?,55
Public Forum
a d l e r ik a
1X111,1 Vimiip V 1S11S
(.^OllUtV ¿>T.I\/Y lODS
Imperial Feed 8C Grain Co.