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W iik W hich I* C aaiU ned Ih» H ill**» » » lnàepM iâMH
H ilto b o ro A r o . cetak IS S I
H ilb h o c » U 4 « p « * ¡ » t « U b . l » î»
M c K IN N E V A M r K IN N R V . P a k ll.k » r»
P u b lis h *! Thursday.
Enterod » • w r H iJ s ls M m a tte r in the
pueU iffi-e at HUUboro, O ra c n a ___________ ____
Penalizes Self-Help
AR G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
Large Amount
Spent Relief
OREGON
Thursday, May 23,
¡Grant of t'o r n r h u n May 30, „ u . .
Hayward School
Soeial News of
Yundchay
Ti» Mr a n d
M,
C lim i.■■ V uiulehey of K,
!
May
21.
a
girl
I las Big Picnic
Local Folk and
If you rlia n g « y o u r uddruai kind
HAYW AKD P upils of H ayw ard
Their F rie n d s school
a n d th e ir m others had a ly notify tlie Argus d irec t „,„1 ...
W ed 50 Years
Need for a change in the policy of self-
help for those on relief, is brought out in
the report of Governor M artin's relief in
vestigating committee. Everything possi
ble should be done to encourage those on S E R A O f f i c i a l * S p e a k B e
relief to get out and find work for them
fo r e C . o f C . M e e t
selves.
As pointed out in the report certain
tC»Yntinu««t from peg*
policies followed do not give this encour $983 local c o n trib u tio n u hen com
agem ent. but rath e r have the opposite ef p l e t e d
ot 29 school d istric t p ro
fect. Under present rulings a w orker is je c T ts otal have
been tak e n u p d u rin g
given a work order for as many hours’ th e year, acco rd in g to Mills. Six
work each month as is necessary to meet tee n h ave been co m p leted w ith
o t $8957 i63 p e r c en t) for
his budget deficiency. This work only costs
labor, a n d $5257 local c o n trib u tio n
covers a part of the person’s time. The (37 p e r c e n t'. T he 13 not com
report shows that if this worker shows the p lete d w ill am o u n t to $12.766 173
c e n t' for labor a n d $4245 i27
initiative to go out and secure casual pri p per
e r c e n t' local c o n trib u tio n w hen
vate employment in an effort to supple finished. T otal for th e 29 p ro jects
ment his fam ily income, his next m onth’s w as set at $21,706 (68 per c e n t' e x
p e n d itu res by the g o v e rn m e n t and
work allowance is reduced by the amount $9956
( 32 per c e n t' local c o n trib u
of such outside work. As there is nothing tion.
certain about this casual employment from
K elief cases a m o u n t to 8 9 per
month to month, the report says, heads of een t of the county pop u latio n for
M ills declared. S ta te av era g e
fam ilies hesitate to jeopardize th eir earn- w 1934.
as 122 per cent a n d M ultnom ah
ings from relief work by securing self- county 18 8 p e r cent. T o tal of 42
help work of such nature, w hereas the new cases w ere opened last m onth
objective of all relief work should be to T hat th e tra n s ie n t p ro b lem still
ex ists w as d e m o n stra ted by th e fact
encourage the relief w orker to become th a t 50 such cases a re now listed
se|f_suffjv£en( a( the earliest possible mo- on th e county re lief rolls.
ment. The present system, according to A ctivities of th e em p lo y m en t di- !
of th e re lief p ro g ram w as
the committee, placing as it does a penalty vision
e x p la in ed by L eon S D avis, place
upon his efforts to become self-sustain- m ent m an a g er He poin ted out th at
jnjf t en(js to hold him on relief and dis w o rk w as found for em p lo y ab le
p ersons on re lief w h e re v e r possi-1
courage personal initiative.
b le on SERA p ro jec ts o r in pri- 1
Not , he sliphtest obstacle should be v a te industry. E m ploym ent records
,aced jn the way of self-help, ra th e r it of th e m en a re stu d ied in a n e n
deav o r to place th em in lines for
should have everv encouragem ent,
i w hich they a re qualified.
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V h lm i
I I iu I m o ii )
once
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M is J I. A nderson a tte n d e d « ' picnic d in n et at th e w hool house
M other D au g h ter b anquet F rida} ' Friday T his end ed th e school term
Mi and M rs Jo h n T ininiet m an
given by th e Z uriel society F riday
M rs . k . c. M c K inney *
W . V E R N E M c E IN N E Y
o f O rc h ard a le visited .it the O tto
at
Berg's
in
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Editor
T im m erm an hom e T uesday a fte r
Mr a n d Mt * I. I* F urrow vis noon
lied
K C O v erm an a n d Les llow ,
M is W it H udson at cninpanicd
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R O E W A S H IN G T O N
C O U N TY ’
ell »it th e V e tera n s' hospital in Floyd U pdike to O regon C ity F r i
| P o rtlan d Sunday
S a U c rU U a n R a te . S tric tb Cash la A d 'a a re
day
w ith a tru ck lo ad of p ulp wiMxi
l i Oil
P ar re a r
11.50
U . 8 . O n ttide O resoti
M rs
H attie Hill B ro w n h ill ot
Mrs A lvin H unger of O rc h ard a le
».so
S is months
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Foreien Countries
M cM innville spent th e w eek-end v isited Miss V ivian H udson F r i - '
w ith Mrs W H M anley and w ith day aftern o o n
F irst A udite»! Paper
M EM BER O n » ™ SU M
La
rye*
t
A
uditesi
W
eek
P o rtlan d re la tiv e s
M is B ert Owen« of P o rtla n d v is
E d itorial Association and
ly
C
irculation
in
O
re
N a tional E d ito rial A**o-
M is H E Hadle> and son »|ient ited o ver the w««ek end w ith her
gon.
tion.
sons,
the U pdike bro th ers
th e w eek-end w ith friend» and
R obert H eism an was a b sen t from j
relativ es in S e a ttle and Longview
T h e HUIeboro Argus aseunas no fin a n cia l iw p o n e lb U H j fo r
school T hursday of last w eek d u e ,
Wash
e rro r, published in Re column». but in Caere where thie
IS at fa u lt w ill rep rin ; that p a rt of an a jie rtia e m e n t in which
Mr and Mrs W O C olton and to illness
Miss A nna L u ii.eriuan of For
the typographical m istake occur*.
daughtei Agnes of P o rtlan d vialtani
Mrs W ena Chas« i md fanulv Sun- est G rove visited het folks. Mr
A n Independent Newspaper, wboae eervicee and policioe are
a n d M rs G eorge L aem erniun over
day
baaed on the p n n .-irlc o f the Golden Rule.— ’’And ae ye would
the w eek end
th a t men should do to you. do ye aleo to them likewise.
Mrs. Ida Cai liaugti of Eni|toc 1a
Ross U jxiike took .» load of p ulp
M atthew 7:1$
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Kansas, is visiting h e r dau g h tei wood to O regon City Sunday Mrs '
Mrs. W ilbur B onnr for several O w ens re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d w ith '
w eeks
him
Mr and M rs It F ra n k P eters
. . u ....,
and
c
h
ild
ren
spent
S
un
d
ay
at
Taft
W aahMgton county is a peaces nt i <
w ith Mr and M rs N H C raddock
lov ,’ing community and its r e s id e n t f.e^ '
Mrs F re d e ric k S H aines v isited
ure their inalienable rights of American
her hi other. C
N ew ell H uggins
and w ife in P o rtla n d Sunday
citizenship— hfe. liberty and th e pursuit
SC H O L LS -S M M ears is b u ild
O ik * accurate chart of
Mr and M rs J T ljiR o e e of ing a new ««tght room C oloniul
of happiness. They believe in
e tig s
P o rtlan d w ere guests of Mi and house w ith full basem ent n e ar the
the construction of your
of property and the rights ot in ivi
s
Mrs P A A nderson Monday
site of the old residence w hich was
c a r aiwurt»« sure - fire
to work.
Mr and M rs W F A tchm son of recently d e stro y ed by fire C o n
repairM with no w arted
They believe in constituted au t o n >
C orvallis spent the w e ek -e n d w ith c rete w as poured fo the I nis
m ent vv a lls T uesday
time, money, or effort.
Mr and Mrs H S R ogers
and the duty of law enforcem ent officia s
Mias T helm a He* sae. daughter of
Mr and M rs B B row n of P o r t
Let ua serve you for a
io perform their work with im partiality
land v isited Mr and Mrs O m er M r and Mrs W G Hesse. w a> un
sum
m er of better driv
and justice to all. T hat the community and
a
tte
n
d
a
n
t
for
the
May
q
u
e
en
at
V uylsteke F rid a y aftern o o n
M onm outh norm al school S a tu rd ay
ing.
its people will not tolerate radicalism am
Mr and Mrs E dw ard C C oinan Mr and Mrs Heefcx • m d fandly and
interests that would overthrow Am erican
spent th e w eek -en d w ith .Mr and Mrs K a th erin e M oore v l i l t e d
I N ecessity of placing m en in p r i
M rs L ew is F ow ler of P o rtlan d
governm ent and institutions was clearly
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v a te in d u stry in o rd e r to save th e ir
Thelm a on Mother*« Day
self resp ect w as stressed by D avis
evidenced in the spontaneous organiza
G ra d u atin g class re h ea rsa ls will
Mr and Mrs H allie Ire la n d and
¡N ew in d u strie s w ill be needed to
J u n e v isited M r a n d Mrs M orris be held at th e G ra n g e hall at It)
tion of citizens interested in upholding the
ab so rb these m en as it is prac-
o'clock th ts m o rn in g iT h u rsd ay ) !
W atson at B uxton Sunday
L. 8 C am pbell, P rop
forces of good government here last sum
Poppies will be sold on the streets of tlc a lly im possible for th em to re-
Mrs P earl C ondon of S a n F r a n C om m ittee inclu d es Misae* E velyn
T ow in i Phonr 17*3
mer.
Hillsboro Friday and S aturday by the i p^iand r iormer t'n’Pk,-vmcn, in
cisco. C a l. spent th e w eek -en d at Hesse and M art Schm eltzer
\ir o ta from (>. E- Drpwt
th
e
J
K
W
ebber
hom
e
The O nh SlaUixi with C'oenplele
American Legion Auxiliary and the Vet- ' A p p ro x im ately so per cent a re
Service
¡ M ike W aeffler S r of n o rth ea st
erans of Foreign W ars and Auxiliary. men w ho w ere on th e o u te r fringe
.
J H N eal of B e a v e r of H illsboro is a t Jo n e s hospital I
They ask the support of the people of the
em ploym ent p rio r to th e d e p res- Mr and M
N ight Phone 3A4
for
m
edical
trea
tm
e
n
t
ton c eleb ra ted th e ir golden w.-d-
Retail grocers, 40,000 strong h a v e community in buying the poppies, the cr class includes m en 60 to 70 y ears ding
a n n iv e rsa ry last w eek S he
C h a rle s W alk er w as hostess
added th eir voices to the dem and for ex proceeds of which go to aid the disabled of age who, tho u g h sk ille d w ork- w as a school te a c h e r a n d he u for Mrs
F u n e ra l serv ices for M rs A ledy
a luncheon for th e W ednesdav
Cobb 88 w ho d ied M - m d a y ut th e
tension of NRA. Protection accorded un veterans. Everyone th a t buys a poppy or '."e"’ ca£?ot *5 re tu rn e d to in -j co u n ty surveyor, w hen th ey w ere b ridge clu b th is w eek
m
arried
a
half
c
e
n
tu
ry
a
g
o
hom
e of her d au g h te r. Mi , G runt
J
r
;
d
u
strv
T
he
th
ird
class
a
re
the
der most codes will mean longer life to poppies Will be helping a worthy cause. very few w ho a re using th e SERA
Mr and Mrs. W F C .r u s w ent
in C anyon C ity Som e tu n e a f te r fishing S a tu rd ay on the D eschutes lutndess. will be field trxlav »T hurs
the independent business man, who has
w ard he w as e d ito i a n d p u b riv e r n e ar M adras
d a y at 1 p m from Y o u n g s F u
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I as a m eans to get out of h a rd w ork.
been the bulw ark of Am erican society for
lish er of th e G ra n t C ounty N ews
neral Hom e In term en t w ill be at
| T hat th e re h a b ilita tio n of unem -
Mr
and
M
r
s
S
helby
F
orney
v
is
L aurel cem etery
at C anyon C ity
T w o d a u g h te rs
Few businessmen can truth-
„ generations
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“I t is o u r task to perfect, to Im prove, to a lte r | Ployed on fa rm s is one solution
ited Mr and M rs C a rle to n Hand.-
M rs C obb w as bo rn May II. 1849
w
e
re
bo
rn
to
th
e
union
Mrs
fully look >'OU in the eye and say th a t the w hen necessary, but to a ll cases to go fo rw ard .”— I . ,h c re lle ‘ p roblem w as the A da R R enw ick of Folly F arm at S ilv erto n M onday
in Ohio, and cam e to O regon w ith
opinion
ex
p
ressed
by
Davis.
codes have not been a stabilizing infill- P resident Roosevelt,
and Mrs. M ary K eum y of A n
S C K illen of P o rtla n d spent her p a ren ts 75 y ears ago T hey s e t
T otal of 39 p ro jec ts h a v e been
ence and an im portant step on the road
drew s.
th e w eek-end w ith M r a n d Mrs tled n e ar Luturel w h e re she has
com pleted u n d e r SERA a n d 35
E. C S ch u lm erich
lived since S he was th e w idow of
a re now u n d e r w ay P a y ro lls in -
to recovery. W hen people buy they should
A p ril inclu d ed 493 m en a n d w om en
t
j
a
II
M rs E J R eede of S ilv erto n Is the late O liver Cobb
be sure the concern flies the Blue Eagle.
S u rv iv in g a re tier d a u g h te r. Mrs
and last w eek 192 m en a n d 59
visiting Mr and M rs Dick Stol-
The following letter by an small inde
luindess, and tw o sons, T hom as
w om en.
ten b erg th is w eek
pendent business man clearly states the
H
inton
of H illsboro and E dw ard
C ounty b ra n c h o t th e s ta te etn-
P a tric ia A nn C rosby of P o rtlan d H inton of B aker; fo u r g ra n d c h il
Fifteen Years Ago
I p loym ent serv ice w as e x p la in e d by .
case:
was a w eek-end guest ut the A W dren. a b rother. C harles M cFee of
A rgus. M ay 20. 1 9 2 0 -H u n g e r b ro th e rs saw m ill ^ 4 - w ho d eclaP * ‘h a t all ty p es
O RCH A RD A LE -A p ro g ram for H avens hom e
U nder an econom ic system based upon
Hillsboro, and a sister. M rs M ira n
th e grab-bag th eo ry of life, re g u la tiv e codes a re
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£ .y ‘ 9“ W illiam H a th o rn u n d e rw e n t a da S oper of G oldendale. Wash
both legitim ate and necessary It is re g re tta b le
m
ajo
r
o
p
e
ratio
n
at
Jo
n
e
s
hospital
th a t th ere is ta lk of suspending NRA codes, since
Monday
th a t w ould th ro w sm all business open to th e
MBS. MARY M m E N C M
M rs F lo ra A P io of P o rtlan d
m ercy of Big Business, w hich w ould, a fte r a
Mrs Mary M French. 75. died al
com m ander: Z enas O lsen, a d ju ta n t: A lv in H offm an. tr y r r
K
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read in g s „ a n „ a d i L aV erne i K n lann
and ■ v isited h e r b ro th er. W C Adams. < :<M m U u - M 1-day a n d f u m - i .»I
period of u n b rid le d com petition, gain com plete
finance officer: R onald C. V aught, h isto ria n : E lm er
Miss A lice M axw ell, e x ec u tiv e F ried a T im m erm an, recitatio n s, and Monday-
control.
services w ere held at th e M iller '
B atch eld er. L aw ren ce T ag g a rt a n d W ilb u r Dillon, re lief se c re tary , b riefly e x p la in ed a d u e t w as sung by E d w ard and
It is distressing th a t people of such m erit
M r and M rs E S D avis of P o r t .»■ Trucy c h ap el in P o rtla n d W ednes
e
x
ec
u
tiv
e
com
m
ittee.
and intelligence as the A m ericans should even
th e re lief se t-u p a n d p ro c ed u re of I Je a n e tte W ilson.
land
spent
S
u
n
d
ay
a
t
th
e
L.
I
day aftern o o n Site is survived b y !
G uy M. Edson. w a r v e te ran , a n d Miss E m m a in v estig a tin g a p p lic atio n s for re
countenance such a ru th le ss and b ru ta l co m p e ti
O n T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n a p ro D avis hom e
tw o d a ughters. M r . R E H erm an
T u p p er. m arrie d h e re M ay 15.
tiv e system as th a t w hich w e h ave It is irre c o n
lief R W. Weil, co u n ty ch airm an , gram w as given by th e c h ild re n of
of
C o rn eliu s and F ran ceh a F ren ch
Mr and Mrs J L A nderson and
N icholas K em m er. old tim e re sid en t of county, p resided
cilably u n patriotic, since it divides our co u n try
the W ilson school in honor of th e ir
sons spent S u n d ay a t D vl-ake and o f L aram ie. W yo. and tw o b roth- I
dies a t C ooper M ountain M ay 9.
into hostile cam ps, w hich is a trag ic th re a t to
E arl Snell, se c re ta ry of state, has m o th ers and friends. T h e c h ild ren Taft
ers. W S M arriam of O m aha. N eb . '
union. W hat sert of p atriotism is th is th a t allow s
T h ree high school m en re ce iv e th re e letters: Leo l been an n o u n ced as sp e a k er a t the su rp rise d th e ir tea ch e r
w ith a
and Jo h n W M a m a m of Frem ont. I
fellow citizens to live in shack-tow ns th a t d is
G oar, b a sk e tb a ll; N eville B agley, b a sk e tb a ll, a n d c h am b er of com m erce th is Mon- sh o w er follow ing the p ro g ram T his
N eb
grace our nation, w hile o th ers fa re sum ptuously
W ayne P a tte rso n , tw o y e a rs b a sk e tb a ll and one y e a r day T he follow ing w eek th e P ort- m a rk s th e close of th e school year. Bid. In
in lavish splendor and lu x u ry u nshared? F a ir
F red C aldw ell, w ho has been an
football.
land Gas & C oke com pany w ill Miss J e n k in s leaves in tw o .seek s
B ir th s
and sane-m inded rich m en them selves a re u n
S P log scaler at T im b e r since
J. C. L am k in has b o u g h t W ilkes A b stra ct b u ild sponsor th e program .
for A rizona to m ake h e r hom e
[telling To Mr and M rs A rth u r
a lte ra b ly opposed to such flag ra n t divisions. In
the
first
of
th
e
y
e
ar
and
had
to
ing across from co u rt house, a n d w ill m ove in w ith
T he a n n u a l iwhool picnic was
th e second place, th is grab-bag. c u tth ro a t com
q u ite ten days ago on account of L R e d in g of H illsboro May 18. a
his tin shop.
held a t B alm G rove S unday
p e titiv e system is hopelessly undem ocratic, since
th e strik e, left W ednesday m o rn boy
Move on W echter Place
P lan s com m ittee on m em orial b u ild in g re p o rt
I-orence To Mr and Mrs F rank
it concentrates privilege and pow er in to th e
to general com m ittee th a t th ey fav o r b u ild in g cost
Mr. a n d Mrs. F W. Ray w ill ing for S pringfield, w h ere he bid L orence of n e ar H illsboro. May 16.
h ands of a few. so th a t o u r country’ becom es one
in a job
ing from $50.000 to $75,000
m
ove
on
to
th
e
W
echter
p
lace
this
,1
tl.ll
of. by and for th e few, ra th e r th a n of. by a n d
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w eek. T hey in ten d to buy the
B yron G a rre tt receiv es R. O. T C. c a p ta in ’s
F lcken -T o M r and Mrs. H e rb ert
for th e people A nd finally, such an econom ic
V
eterans
of
th
e
W
orld
w
a
r
or
farm from H unger Bros.
com m ission a t u n iv ersity .
D ivorce S a it Filed
F icken o t C ornelius, May 22. a
set-u p is stupid, since it u n d e rcu ts its ow n
M rs Bess Jack so n o t H ayw ard
J o h n D ie rd o rff appo in ted re p o rte r on U n iv e rsity p rio r w ars w ho a re q u a lified for
A itken D orothy B vs G eorge A girl
foundations T he m ark ets it depends upon for its
serv
ice
in
th
e
CCC
cam
ps
a
re
r
e
visited
Mrs.
A
lvin
H
u
n
g
er
M
on
of O regon paper.
Place— R obert T vs L o ren a K
G ra n t—T o Mr and M r, A M
prosperity, it actu ally destroys. T he people it
q u ested to re g is te r im m ed iately at day a fte rn o o n On T uesday Mr
is supposed tr serve and help, it fleeces. T alk
th
e
re
lie
f
office
here.
W
ord
has
and
M
rs
Ja
c
k
W
alton
of
R
ockaw
ay
Thirty Years Ago
a bout stupidity! And to suspend re g u la to ry codes
been received th a t p ro m p t e x p a n w ere visitors.
u n d e r these circum stances w ould in v ite fu rth e r
A rgus, M ay 25, 1905—Mrs. M ary Ram sey W ood sion of th e e n listm e n ts in
th e
difficulties If th e co m petitive system could be
celeb rates h e r 118th b irth d a y S a tu rd ay .
cam ps fo r v e te ra n s is to be u n d e r- j
abolished instead, th en codes w ould be u n n e ce s
M ichael Moore, p io n eer of 1844, died h e re M ay ta k e n on o r ab o u t J u n e 15.
sary.
T h a t no d e fin ite in fo rm a tio n r e
19 He se ttle d on a d o n a tio n lan d claim on w hich
T he w rite r is d ep en d en t upon a sm all busi-
g a rd in g th e new re lie f se t-u p o r i
a large p a rt of H illsboro now stands.
G. A. R. a n d fra te rn a l o rd e rs of C o rn e liu s a r new w age scale« h av e been r e
iContinueil from
,,n»i
range big m em o rial day se rv ice a t C o rn e liu s M ay 30. ceived locally w as th e d e clara tio n
Ju d g e L. A. Rood m ak in g sp ecifications for of R W W eil, co u n ty re lie f c h a ir- a n d d e p en d e n ts a re still paying
Because effort is being m ade to help Jackson
m
an.
In
fo
rm
atio
n
re
g
a
rd
in
g
th
e
lhe
hu
m
an
p
rice
of
o
u
r n a tio n ’s J
B ottom bridge, so u th of H illsboro
the
country's
unfortunate through
the
big ,
p ro g ram w ill be given out as soon I W orld w a r victory
W HEN YO U PURCHASE
T
e U a l r « are:
B. . W.
ia r z x « > le
I*
f
.
V - l
»
» « each
» V I M ers
» » I h L ired
i l C X I 1 for
UI
I n 1 e
C x
A I t » school
V I1 U V 1
y y K
r e .
D
W .
a re a v ailab le, h e said. ' “F ro m th e b a ttle front in Franc»-
worit reliet program certain hide-bound B arnes. M iss L ucy H um phreys, Miss Je n n ie B eam ish. as d e ta ils _______________
at the
j o u r r e tu rn in g soldiers b ro u g h t th e
O n e tu b e C o lg a te * * G ia n t D e n t a l C r e a m
33 c
partisans, individual and n e w s p a p e r s , Miss Rose W ilcox. Mrs. M M. P itte n g e r. M iss A nna —
>
! poppy as the sym bol o f s . i r r i f i , ••
C
halm
ers,
M
iss
A
n
n
e
tte
W
hite
a
n
d
M
iss
E
th
el
N
o
r
charge that it is an effort to buy the elec
o r 2 tu b e s C o lg a t e ’* L a r g e D e n t a l C r e a m
ot
18c
’
‘
dead
E ach y e ar on th e w eek
tion in 1936. Can’t a person try' to do m an.H enry H u h m an in ju re d in fa ll from foot b rid g e
J
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t
send
th
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e
m
p
ty
c
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w
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em
orial
d
a
y
th
e
m
en
of
something for those millions on relief he was c o n stru ctin g across T u a la tin so u th of C o r
W 111 1 1 1 I U 1 1 U I 1 V T S | the A m erican Ia-gion and th o wo
nam e and a d d ress to C olgate P alm olive
far
S to re
rolls without its being considered selfish’’ nelius.
fCentinue-l fro m pair» on»)
m en of th e A m erican L egion Aux-
Psvt C o . Je rse y C ity. N J
“Izeta." p u re b re d H olstein.
1764, d ia ry ask us to w e ar th is flow er
56.4: E
E B u rh a lte r. H illsboro,; in tr ib u te to th e n a tio n 's fallen de-
last e v e r held. T h ere a re only 160
"N
u
m
b
e
r
25."
Je
rse
y
.
933.
55
[ fenders a n d to give in ex ch an g e
M a y 2 4 th to J u n e 1*1
su rv iv in g m em bers in O regon
T h ree -y ea r-o ld s m aking over 40 I for th e flow er a c o n trib u tio n to aid
T he e n te rta in m e n t sta rte d w ith
p ° unds
b u tte rfa t w ere Hagg A 1 the w a r’s living victim:-
a d in n e r for th e G A R v eterans.
Sons. "A sh 4,” Je rse y . 1137. 68 2 ;, "T h erefo re. I. J. H G a rre tt, m ay-
_
_
.
.
.
1 ra n g in g from 87 to 98 y ears in age
FO REST G RO VE — Mrs. M yra Mrs. W illiam s. “P eggy 2,” p u re b re d o r n t H illsboro, urge all citizens to
D elta D rug s.o re is rem odeling fo llo w in g th e din n er. G ates and 17
Hind's Honey and Al-
the in te rio r of the store to provide oth ers w ere guests a t th e legion R achel O ppenlander. 30. w ife of Je rse y . 1188. 66 5: F ir G rove D airy, 1 honor th e dead and aid th e living
■pen display fix tu re s and increased post’s m eeting w hich also w as to J ° h n
O p p e n lan d e r of
C o rn e liu s., “N u m b er 17,” H olstein, 1500, 63: by w e arin g th e A m erican L e g io n !
mond
floor space A p a rtially open pre- c eleb rate th e post’s 16th a n n iv e r- d *ed S a tu rd a y a fte r an illness o f 1 M is. W illiam s.
"D aisy.’ p u re b re d and A m erican Legion A u x ilia ry
Cream
tw o m o n th s and fu n e ra l services Je rse y , 1182. 60.2; M rs W illiam s, m em orial poppy 'o n F rid a y and
.crip tio n case is being a rra n g e d in sary,
the re a r of th e store
w ere held from t h e M ethodist "B lue B ell,” 'p u re b re d Je rse y , 1260 S atu rd ay .M ay 24 and 25
ch u rch M onday
R ev
A le x a n d e r 59.2; B uchanan. "D ark le,”
pure-
“A nd to th a t end. I do h ereby
I’epModent
Miss L ena C hiotti has been e m
B ennett officiated In te rm e n t w as bred Jersey . 1131, 57.7.
p roclaim F rid a y and S a tu rd a y P o p
ployed as a clerk.
Tooth
Paste
in
the
M
ountain
V
iew
cem
etery
py D ays in th e city of H illsboro
T he D elta is one of th e oldest
MRS.
SA
RAH
L.
NEW
HOU
SE
She
w
as
born
a
t
F
o
re
st
G
rove
business e stablishm ents in th e city
- J H. G A R R ET T M ayor "
I puna
O ctober 11. 1904. a n d m arrie d J o h n
FO R EST ______
G RO _
VE
F u n eral ___
serv
and has been in its p re sen t loca-
________
_ _______
tion on M ain street since 1889,
Lt. Jo e In g ram 's "G asco E n ter- O p p e n lan d e r J u n e 1, 1922, in F o r- ¡ces for Mrs. S a ra h L ucinda N ew -
Tooth Paste
w hen it was established
F ra n k tain e rs" w ill be fe atu red on th e est G rove D eceased is
su rv iv e d by house, 82, w ho died in P o rtlan d
C o lg a te - P a lm o liv e
M itchell, one of th e p re sen t p a rt- program for th e re g u la r m eeting th e
w idow er, a son. C lifton, and M ay 17, w ere held a t th e C h ristia n
1 Listerine. 7-oz.
ners, first sta rte d to w ork in th e of th e H illsboro A m erican L egion h e r m other. Mrs. M elissa P ric k e tt ch u rch W ednesday m orning w ith
T o ile t A r t ic l e *
Bottle
store 45 y ears ago and a fte r a n post T uesday evening. T he local of F o rest G rove.----------------------------- Rev. C. P. S a b in officiating. I n te r
(C ontinued fro m nns» onel
absence of 16 years re tu rn e d to org an iatio n w ill be host to m em - j
.
m ent w as in Eugene. F orest G rove
p u rch ase th e store in 1914 on th e t'e rs o t the H illsboro
N ational H o u s in g P la n S p e e c h
U n d e rtak in g com pany w as in ch arg e h e av y sacrifices. T hese d isa b le d I
Klenizo
dead also w ere re q u ire d to m ak e I
d eath of th e late Dr. S T. L in k - G u a rd com pany and all legion-
C o n te s t S et T o n iir h t of a rra n g e m e n ts.
Shampoo
later. F re d E ngeldinger has been names a re urged to attend.
F m als
th c W ashington
Mrs. N ew house w as born a t O sk a p o rtu n ity of show ing th a t w e h av e '
COLGATE
COLGATE
in th e sto re for m ore th a n 25 y ears
M ale q u a rte t w hich w ill appear division of th e F e d e ra l H ousing loosa, Iow a. A ugust 28. 1852. She not fo rg o tten t h c sacrifices o f
DCMTAL CREAM
DENTAL POWDER
H
, Jasam ine
Is su rv iv e d by th e follow ing c h il A m erica’s soldier sons.” — J.
and w e n t into p a rtn e rsh ip w ith h e re consists of H e rb e rt Speilberg.
L ^," F ^ T G e o r g e S m ith in*d“ c u £
„,p e a * in K =onit ? ‘
** d ren : Ja m e s N ew house, Nelson, G A R R ETT
M itchell in 1919
Face Pow der
ence Steel W illiam K n o rr w ill be *eld at, ®. ° c'° ? 1k Kto n ,8 h ‘ 'T h u r s : Neb.; Mrs. P e a rl Case, P h illip s-
pianist. W allace G raham violinist d a y * a ‘ th * H,,” abor.° ,c ham b,e r
•O
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B
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]
5
g
Banks
G
ive
Aid
•OUtLB u n I5d
burgh, K an.; J. B. N ew house, Pilo-
35c M i l k Magnesia
and Ingram b anjoist D ale Busch com m erce. C o n testa n ts from alm ost m ath; M rs Bessie F riday. F orest
S m all b a n k s can assist in the
Tooth Paste and 36c
of H illsboro w ill also a p p e a r on every h igh school in th e co u n ty G rove; N oah F a n d C. C. N ew B e tte r H ousing m ovem ent. Such an |
COLGATE
PALM OLIVE
w ill be e n te red . W inner in th e
th e program .
Tooth Brush.
Q A a
RAPIO SHAVE CREAM
SHAVE
CREAM
county m eet w ill com pete for th e house, P o rtlan d , and R obert A., S a in stitu tio n , serving a M issouri tow n ,
lem. A sister. Mrs. Bessie Je n k in s of only 2118 population, recently
Both
for
state title.
of S pringfield, and tw o brothers, re p o rte d hav in g ap p ro v ed 22 a p
A pplication for federal fu n d s to H o u s e Passes B onus
F ra n k and Noah B a k er of B aker, plicatio n s for m od ern izatio n c red it 1
provide flood control on th e T u a la
.M arriage L icenses
O
v
e
r
P
r
e
s
id
e
n
t’s
V
e
to
1-lb. Po Boric
also survive.
OOUBLK t i n «Od
! a m o u n tin g to $10,000.
tin riv e r and trib u ta rie s w as filed
Ngw ooutu t i n W#
Ja m es D H arlem an of D illey and
P
re
sid
e
n
t
R
oosevelt
vetoed
thc
Acid
F rid a y by th e county court. T he
M ary E K ingston of H illsboro ro u te
bonus
m
per
l J I l an
d ll
U v /I lU »
I l l t easu
. d 3 U re
Ic
I in
I I d a JM
cI •
M c iV 2 1
action w as tak e n follow ing a p a P d atm
PALM O LIVE
TALC o e #
COLGATE
proval of th e project last w eek by sonal m essage to congress W ednes- '
G e h rk e
R id g efleld and
NnQlntllM A b O t
Klenzo Tooth
the n ew ly -fo rm ed W ashington c o u n
.
re p re se n tativ es Frjpda H ar)nageI of M adras. May
EXQ U IS ITE
Paste
PALMOLIVE
Sha*«» LOTION 3 5 ^
w ithin 25 m in u tes of m essage de- 2j
ty p lan n in g com m ission.
TALCS
_____
In m ak in g applicatio n , the court livery passed th e m easu re over the ;
COLGATE After-Sfiov« TALC . o e , /
Sal
H om e R em odeled
« n a iM 'tt w
pledged su p p o rt to th e m a tte r of p residential veto by a vote of 322
CAoio»
| a . H. A bts has purch ased th e old
acquisition of rig h ts-o f-w ay in so *° 98.
Hepatica
COLGATE
After
S
J
iave
LO
TIO
N
3
5
¿
------------------------
I D ickey house on W alnut stre e t and
fa r as it w as em p o w ered to do so.
is c a rry in g on e x te n siv e re m o d e l
T he body also ag reed to assist in P a tte rs o n A t t o r n e y in
Alka
00
ing.
Im perial MoiaHses Dairy—
th e o rg a n iz atio n of a flood control
C
ase
in
F
e
d
e
r
a
l
C
o
u
rt
CHARM IS
Seltzer
d istric t w hich w ould levy assess
Ton
COLO CREAM
PALM OLIVE
Paul L. P atterso n , local a tto rn ey .
G ra n d d a u g h te r B arn
m en ts for p u rc h ase of rights-of-
Im perial Cow Ration—
Mi and Mrs. A. M. G ra n t of
w ay a n d m ain tain th e p ro jec t a fte r appeared in Federal c o u rt in P ort-
L. B. O.
BRUSHLESS S H A V E C R E A M
S -lb . Jar Only
land T uesday as defense counsel , O akland, Cal , d a u g h te r of Mr. and
com pletion.
Ton
Cold
Tab
A p p licatio n w as m ade u n d e r the for Mrs. Iren e H artsell, w ho pleaded Mrs J C. P a rm le y of C ornelius,
U r ,,» « .
l- L B - JAR «9^
guilty to o p e ratin g a still on h e r have a baby girl, B a rb ara Jean,
Dairy cows require a grain ration while on grass
R elief act of 1935
Vick’s
OOUSLC size «0 j
ranch p ro p e rty n e ar T igard. Sen- born M onday at H illsboro
Carbo Hyd Lime—
Vapo Rub
tence was d e ferre d so th a t M
r s ------------------------
PALMOLIVE
5 0 -lb . sack
COLGATE
H artsell m ight be allow ed to visit
SHAMPOO
' H L E S S S have C ream
the bedside of her husband. H a r
Kotex
Dairy W onder Sterilizer—
z
Larg»
lan H artsell. w ho is rep o rte d dy- FOR tw o w eeks No 1 old grow th
Napkins
h o splial at
»am.
.
Sica
fir. 16-inch, $4 50; 12-lnch. $4 75:
Now
H. V G a tes of H illsboro. G. A W alla W alla. Wash
no knots. 334 N. F o u rth Ave.
DOUBLE SIZE 40<Z
Frenz
P
a
y
C
a
s
h
a
n
d
S
a
v
e
—
T
r
a
d
e
w
it
h
d e p a rtm e n t com m ander, w as one
LO ST
lll. K k r id in g
pony
fro m
Napkins
C ard of T h an k s
»f a p a rty o f 18 su rv iv in g G ra n d
NOV/ G . , 2 .'.LE AT
Scholls d istrict. R ew ard
D r
We wish to th a n k o u r frie n d s for
A rm y m em bers, w ho w ere ho n o r
W illiam C handlee. Scholls. Rt. 4
Lifebuoy
Sh a v t n g
quests of P o rtla n d post No. 1. th e kindness and sy m p a th y e x
P hone S cholls 1504
14
Cream
and
A m erican Legion, in P o rtla n d M on ten d e d us in th e loss of o u r si
M
illers
of
Q
uality
Feed«
South Keeond St.
Phone III
day night. H e told th e leg io n n a ire s te r a n d gran d m o th er. Mrs Em m a WOOD choppers w an ted n e a r Hills-
Soap
boro.—In q u ire M II Bum p, at-
th a t th e a n n u a l sta te en ca m p m e n t Sktxia: a n d also for th e lovely
to rn ey . H illsboro
flow
ers.
T
he
fam
ily.
in P o rtla n d J u n e 16 m ay be th e
S
Home Loving Community
"o
(X J c u c s s
WORK
Scholls Resident
Starts N ew H om e
NO
C O ST L Y
ERRORS
Tile
1 exaco Station
Buy a Poppy
Mrs. A ledy Cobb
Services Today
Grocers Add Appeal
r-
Orcnardale TOlk
Enjoy Programs
Veteran Register
Sought for CCC
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Poppy Sale
Free 25c Tube
Colgate’s Brushless Shaving Cream
Lounty L/airymen
and ,he memorial nower
the
35c
Delta Remodeling
Interior of Store
Mrs. Oppenlander
SerVICeS M onday
DELTA DRUG
Double Your Money Buck
E
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
on
Musical Program
Slated at Legion
V . F. W. Plans for
Sale of Poppies
i9 ^
19?
“XÎ" 25(<
25?
River Flood Control
Funds Sought H ere
DAIRYMEN-
15?
For a Pasture Ration
$27
$29° o
25?
Commander Gates
Guest of Legion jng n ,he V (eran
Deep Cut
Prices
39?
O«>V
T oo Late to Classify
5 ibt.
60c
25?
25?
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
D E L T A D R U G STO R E
:
39c
39c
39c
39c
39c
39c
O«/Vz
39c
39c
27c
27c
29c
27c
19c
17c
29c