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H I L L 8 B O HO
Rillsbonáj^A.1
W ilk W hich 11 Combined I ho Hillsboro Independent
H itlfb o ro Argus ootah 1894
HilU kecv Independent oitab 1ST?
M c K IN N E Y A M e K IN N K Y . l*ohhoben
Published ThurwAav
Entered as sooond^laos m atter in the
Courageous
ARG U S.
Cannery Unit
Planned Here
H IL L S B O R O
OREG o y
W ilis I r o phy
No m atter how one may consider cer
tain parts of the inflationary bonus bill
vetoed by the president, it must be con
ceded that the veto message was one of
the most courageous political documents R e lie f G ro u p s C o n te m p la te
ever delivered. In view of the great de
N e w P la n ts in C o u n ty
mand and the strong veteran vote it took
real courage and leadership to say no.
s for o p e ratio n of relief
This paper has leaned tow ard the can P n lan
ery u n its in H illsboro. Forest
passage of the bonus m easure as a re (•rove. T igard and B eav erto n or
covery step and also as the payment of Aloha this su m m er « e r e discussed
the co u n ty relief com m ittee
a debt due the veteran, but no one can T by uesday
e vening E H W iegand
deny that many logical argum ents were sla te su p e rv iso r of relief canneries,
presented by the nation's leader. The P at and Mrs. C lara V. T hom pson of the
ru ra l re h a b ilita tio n division w ere
man bill was confounded from the first present
for th e conference.
with the provision for inflation in the
C an n ery w as conducted a t T i
printing of the required sum of money gard last su m m er and additio n al
and many of its proponents were more in u n its a re needed ttiis y e a r to tiun
fru its and v egetables grow n
terested in inflation than the ex-service d by ie clients
in re lief gardens, accord
man. The Vinson m easure, backed by the m g to R W W eil, c h airm a n The
American Legion, was a straight state county court has agreed to con
trib u te to w ard th e e stab lish m en t of
ment of the bonus and did not carry the th
e u n its p rovided the sev eral com-
inflationary provision.
inu n ities w ill co-operate. A ssistance
lias already been prom ised by the
Even the most conservative veteran, | , H
illsboro c h am b er of com m erce
however, feels that the president is ru b
T he g o v e rn m e n t w ill
provide
bing it in unnecessarily in statem ents | cans, su g a r a n d o th er supplies,
w
hile
th
e
SERA
«
ill
provide
su
wherein he is credited with saying that pervision M em bers of th e county
Ptoturw eourt«*y Seligm an Studio.
the veteran who returned in good health com m ittee in c h arg e of th e p ro G alah ad trophy w as a w a rd e d Iasi
was not entitled to any more considera jec ts include Ja m e s Lewis, couiltv w eek to M ack G rogan. president
of D elta chapter. H illsboro Chris»
com m issioner. W
C S chultz of
tion than any other citizen.
tian C ouncil and h igh school
Forest G rove a n d W. G Ide of H ills
Tlmi-gday, May 30, 195,5
Social N ews of
Local Folk and
Their F r ie n d s
C. «.f C. Speaker
Local Court
Docket Full
Mi»»es O na and V irginia Foord
J u r y R e verses V e r d i c t , o f
of T he Dalles a rc guests of th e ir
grandm other. M r s Emma Foord
J u s tic e P e a c e C o u r t s
*
r h e ir father, A lbert Foord. r e
tu rn ed Frida» Io The Dalles, a fte r
O F F IC IA L N K V S P A F B K O F W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
a w eek's visit w ith Ills m other Mr
C ircuit court Jury M onday r e
Foord. w ho is w ell know n here,
smeernpMon noieo w n u i j i a*n ««
versed llu* verd ict of local ju atlee
T o r year
..........
ll.M
U. 3. Outside O saren
t l OO
« i ll receiv e a badge this w eek for
of the peace Ju ro rs and tiinis-si in
S i i months
...... ►
.85
F o rtie n Countries
8.50
28 » c a r s
serv ice w ith the Union
a decision fin J II H ulett of lieav
Pacific
e rlo n In the suit brought against
F irst Audited Paper
M E M B E R Oregon State
Mis D o r a N e ls o n , w ho recently
I«arve»t Audited V\ eek
Inin by Fred C Seflon Action to
E d ito rial Association and
ly Circulation in O re
N a tio n al E d itorial Asso
m oved back from P o rtlan d Io her
» » l l e c t $1.11 7» for p rin tin g n.uterlul
run.
tion.
form er hom e at F o u rth and W ash
-Illeged Io have I m - c ii ow ned by
ington. had as guests last w eek
S.-fion and retain ed by lln lc tt w hen
The H illsboro A rru s assumes no financial responsibility fo r
her son ami d a u g h te r-in -la w . Mr
be resinned o w n ersh ip of (lie lieav
errors published in its columns, but in case- a here this paper
ami
M i s W il lia m Nelson of S h e ri
e ilo n Review lii 1933 was sta rte d
is at fa u lt w ill re p rin t that p a rt of an advertisement in which
dan
Mr
ami
Mrs
H
enry
Johnson
In
the Justice of the ........ . ..ui i
the typographical m istake occurs.
and d a u g h te r J a n e t of Port lain!
2 '.« .
" verdict for
w ere guests th e re over the w eek
A n Independent Newspaper. whose services and policies are
$11111 H u l l ' l l u p p r u l e d t h e « u s e T h e
based on the princip le o f the Golden Rule.— “ And as ye would
end
plaln
liff
hud
purchased
the B ruvei
th at men should do to you. do ye also to them likew ise.”
Ion n e w sp a ia r from
under
Mr am t M is Harvey H um phreys
v.
:
of Y akim a, W a s h . Mr am t Mrs
...... ... . and late r assigned th e c o n
Jo h n 11 H um phreys and d a u g h te r
trac t b a ,k to (he d efendant J u ro rs
inelii.lcd II F Pom eroy, A nna Neu
l.ois. Miss L ucy H um phreys and
inanii. H enry W Sm.Ht Elean.«
M rs A nna Holm es of P o rtlan d v is
National Recovery and its codes and
M undorff, ( art II Johnson, R udolph
ited Mr and Mrs I. F W ilkes Sun-
day.
Nelson. I. K ilaiiiford. H erb ert W
the Frazier-Lem ke farm m ortgage m ora
Ficken. W llliaiu G Hess,- R alph ,
Mr and Mrs V erne W ard and
torium act have been declared unconstitu
C Oglesby. R ena 11 C aples a n d
Mrs G eorge Force of lags Angeles.
tional by the suprem e court. This is likely
W
illiam II Joo*
C a l . and Miss G race Covey am i M
to result in some confusion but it is hoped
C G risw old of I'o rtlu n d w ere Sun F a il Snell, sec re tu rt of state, who
V erdict fur H ulett In (he sum of
day v isito rs of Mr and Mrs M
th a t the congress will soon enact a substi
«poke on sta te affairs at the Id $25 was re tu rn e d by the Jury Toe
W Johnson am i M r s Fayetlu Allen
eal c h am b er of com m erce Mon- day In his conversion suit sgulnst
tute m easure for the NRA th at will elim
senior.
boro.
W illiam A S m ith Action f»a Ju.l,
• l.n n,w»n
1 A D eFrunce. form er county
inate features objectionable to the court.
nient against S m ith for the alleged
T hat all em ployable persons on
engineer, w as in H illsboro T u e s
.•.inversion of an ele ctrle m otor
relief w ill be re q u ire d to avail
day from Salem , w here hg is w ith
The NRA, contrary to the political
was lustigul.xi in the B.-averl.m
them selves of seasoonal e m p lo y
the highway d e p artm e n t He s ta tu
blasts in W ashington and elsewhere, was
j u s t i c e of the peace court ami a
m ent as soon as it is o ffered was
that Mrs D eF ranee has been ill
a protection to most small and independ
verdict for th»* d e fen d an t re tu rn .si
th e decision re ac h ed by th e com
in a hospital for several m onths
F eb ru ary 27 1934 H ulett appealed
m ittee To this end all such p e r
ent business institutions. It curbed the
1 ('<$ntinu««i *rom pair* or,*»
Mrs
Fred Am ucher. w ho has
i
intis^l from tmg* n«i«|
the
case to the circuit court Ju ro i
sons a re req u ested to re g iste r w ith m ade b etw een S h e riff J W C o n been ill the past w eek. Is im p ro v "The S ta r Spangle»! B anner" as
spread of m ergers and consolidations th at
included
Hi-rla-rl W Ficken. Ralph
th e local b ra n ch of th e sta te em nell and Hall for the c ontinuance ing
the
colors
w
ere
re
tired
.
Several
T
he
C
apitol
P
ress
a
t
Salem
w
hich
feels
th
at
were concentrating the w ealth of this
ploym ent service. A n u m b er of p e r of tw o p ick e ts at the point w h e r e ,
ol n u m b ers w e r e played by the H ills C Oglesby, M abel McLeod. Elea
a n y th in g R ufus H olm an does m ust b e right, com sons
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
R
Buldra
nor M undorff. W illiam l( J 1M„
h ave a lre a d y been brought the S tim son sp u r line crosses th e
country in a few hands. If some protective m ents th u sly on th e T oziers a t C ham poeg p ark . "Mr.
P o rtlan d w ere D ecoration Dav vis boro union high school bund d i H. -nry W Scott R udolph Nelson
from P o rtlan d to w ork in the highw ay.
m easure is not taken by congress the small T ozier a n d Mrs. W e a th e rred w ere not deposed for out
re cted by Professor S herm an
itors
here
b e rry fields. W eil stated
A d ju tan t G en eral G eorge A |
Joseph L eider. chairtiiun of Hie A nna N eum ann. R F I'n m rio y . I
independent business and business man fa ilu re to m anage th e p a rk pro p erly b u t fo r p o l
E Bam furd. F red A rnacher and
B
ert H
Hagen
ireri
agen of T ig ard has re
re-
hlte. head of the O regon N ational
legion com inittee m «barge of a r ' J C
itical
allian
ces
a
n
d
a
ctiv
ities.”
a
n
d
th
e
n
adds
th
e
R
eturns
from
E
urop
e—
arl II Johnson
signed from th e re
lie f com m itter
relief
ittee G uard, C olonel H C B rum baugh
will be a thing of the past.
r a n g e m e n t s , p r e s id e d
a l th e pro
hope th a t th e p a rk w it not becom e a "m ere a m u se d u e to th e press of p riv a te busi- and C a p ta in C harles E Fitch, na-
F ra n k P le sh m k of F orest Grov« gram in the th e a tre Post Coin
H earing in the suit filed by the
President Roosevelt clearly stated the m ent park ."
ness and J S B arber, also of Ti- tionul g u a rd officers from P o rtlan d . ¡ OUhalf>,,nu.nths’,” v 1d.,’n¿ h ';|,Wí <‘ “ 'V
W F
W ilkes A bstract A T itle c o n ip a n t
case when he s a id : “I don’t think the
T h at e d ito r should spent a day som e tim e g e t ( Sard, w as nam ed as his successor cam e Io the m ill d u rin g th e m orn- and re la tiv e s m F u r
frj!‘níÍ!i lo u in « organizations w ere a lio re p against tile R ay-M ating conijuinv
great m ajority w ant to go back to the old tin g a cq u a in te d w ith both C ham poeg p a rk a n d the 1 Mrs. C h ristin e H ow ver. hom e eeon- *n K- O tto H artw ig, sta te in d u stria l o t St H elens
resented on the stage: V alentine to collect fees allege.) to lie due
form er c a re ta k e rs w ho live nearby, th e n ponder om ics in stru cto r, has also been accident com m isisoner, and C H
P le s h m k a n d f u m ili <
D isabled A m erican Veter- on an ab stract opened in the c ir
system. This structure th a t business says for
a tim e on w hich sounds th e m ore rid ic u lo u s— I added to the r u ra l re h ab ilitatio n G rain, sta te labor com m issioner.
cuit court T hursday T he trial con
is good and labor w ants should be re d epicting th e e ld e rly b ro th e r a n d siste r as a rch ■ staff
j conferred w ith Hall a short tim e
— s of Foreign W arn' M ^ ? *E tinued (luring F riday and was then
before
he
urged
the
pick
ets
to
dis-
j
tained. We have got to salvage the thing political m a n ip u lato rs or fe arin g th a t th e park, b o a st
IMisIponed until Ju n e 7
Juror-,
of the P lesnik fam ily
perse
ing n o th in g m ore th a n tw o ru stic buildings, a boat
Wells. D aughters A m erican Rcvolu d raw n included R udolph Nelson
from the w reckage.”
S e ttle m e n t of the N orth west lum -! L eague G lv rs P a rty —
landing, som e benches, tab les a n d a few w a ter
illium
G
Hesse.
G
race
G
Wahl
tion. Mrs Dw ight Sellers, W om
The president of the United States faucets, m ay d e g e n e ra te in to a c arn iv al center.
ber strik e and im m ediate action
W om an's C h u rc h S ervice league an's R elief C orps Mrs W C G if t arl H. Johnann. M argaret S. Weed
on the p art of em ployes in allied of All S a in ts' M ission gave a curd ford. D aughters Union V eterans. A nna Neum ann. H F Pom eroy '
C ham ber of Commerce has called upon
T he Toziers. as w e h e re know them , w ere d e
in d u strie s leading to w a rd s e ttle p arty W ednesday a fte rn o o n nt the Mrs A I! E dw ards U nited S p a n E leanor M undorff. I. E Rumford
business to keep the spirit of NRA and posed because R ufus w a sn 't p ro p e rly kow -to w ed to ,
»Continued from pa»»» ontl
i m
n« u
. . e e ir
i r cuspuies
m e ent
of i . th
disputes seem ed cer-
cer hom e of M is G eorge F isher M is ish W ar V eterans A uxiliary; Mrs Vida Goodman. Mabel McLeod and
a b lu sterin g inspection visit and re ta lia te d by na» e been m it w ant it less th a n tain
today, according to P o rtlan d C h arles D ouglass m ade high score A W H offm an, A m erican Legion H erbert W Ficken
not m ake any imm ediate changes in hour on
m ak in g good his th re a t of “I'll show y o u w ho's' a nyone else
advices.
or wage schedules. He declares th a t now boss."
at auction bridge, Mrs G eorge S e l A uxiliary, and T G B rn n lrew r.
Ja m e s A llensw orth of P ortland
P ro g ram inclu d ed singing o f
T u rn in g point in the strik e was fridge. at “S00," and Mrs W C Boy Scouts.
was fined $I(M) and received a 90
is the time for the Am erican business man
H ow ever, w e a re glad to note th e C apitol P ress . ‘ „ .urlCa' i au v an cin g and re tir- seen in th e vote of confidence
F C hristensen, at contract
E xercises w ere put on at the ■lav suspended jail sentence T hurs
to show his good faith. A spirit of co lias add ed its voice, even though h e sita tin g ly and m g th e colors; m em orial serv ice for m ore th an 1000 w o rk ers a t Long-
cem etery at th e G ran d A rm y of the day when he plead guilty In t|„.
Back from T r ip —
operation is being expressed in every sec queruously. to th e c h o ru s u rging re in sta te m e n t of re p re se n tativ es from each p a trio tic view W ednesday night on the M uir Nicols
R epublic tom b G A It ritu a l was I, ieal justice of the peace court to
D r and M rs R J Nicol
th e c a re ta k e rs —N ew berg Scribe
o rganization re p re se n ted : "In F lan- plan As a re su lt of th is a crlam a -
given by legionnaires in accord
tion. Most business firms in industries,
from _ w ith a req u est from the G eneral a charge of d ru n k e n driv in g Dor
d ers Fields by Je ssie P la p p and tion. w o rk e rs in L ong-Bell a n d tu rn e d S a tu rd ay night
».thy F.Miter and F rank J B onandro
w here the act has proved beneficial to
in A nsw er to F la n d ers Fields" by M eyerhauser cam ps and m ills w ill
lis‘P' ^ h ‘V.h ln cl'« 1‘'<1 “ v "*' Ransom post of the G ra n d Arm y both of P ortland, w r r r fined $25
* uiiJu la p p ; 80108 by R obert K elly; re tu rn to w ork im m ediately
it »vith
D r N ic o ls b rother. Ja m es „ h e n Its c h a rte r was g.ven u p s e v -
all, will w ant to continue on in the spirit
and ernl y ears a g o
W om an's Relief and costs S a tu rd ay In the sam e
w histling solos by L o rrain e M ar-
Sam e basis of settlem ent as that M Nicol, a t S acram ento. C al
on disorderly conduct charge*
of NRA. but it is a question as to how
R en° ' Nev an<1
C orps and D aughters of Union court
t in id Aloha, ta p dance. H ow ard accom plished at Longview is to go
rile fine was suspend.-d In th.- rase
long they may w ithstand the onslaughts
' k . _f*arold B erggren. accom panied before em ployes at o th e r m ills im- O regon
V
eterans
put
on
th
e
ir
w
ork
and
of
the
woman
ould ap p ea r th a t th e M others' organization s i l“ ean o r H anley; songs by the m ediately It provides fo r an in-
of the “chiseler,” whose rotten activities of th It e w sta
o th er groups follow ed w ith the
te u n iv ersity in passing reso lu tio n s a s k r i ° hL .t«r«:plei S' F lo re n ce - L au ra and crease in pay of 5 cents a n h our B rid e -E le c t H onored —
C u rtis Illye, P ortland, p l r u d
eat into the vitals of the country’s pros ing th e abolishm ent of th e office of chancellor, has E lizabeth E w er. a n d xylophone over th e prev io u s high scale paid A m iscellaneous sh o w er was g iv placing of G ow ers on the tom b guilty to a reckless driv in g churg.
only in ten sified the a n ti-K e rr feud. No organization, a n d piano m usic by Roscoe M un- in th e n o rth w est and a 40-hour en for Miss G e rtru d e Needhuin, Hugh Rogers of the U S W V .Monday and was fined >75 anil
perity.
brid e-elect of R ussell Ide. at a read L incoln’s G etty sb u rg adiircss costs.
college or a n y other, is e n tire ly d e p en d e n t for su c son Mrs. F . J S ew ell w as the ac- week.
Let us all fervently hope th a t the era cess upon its head. T he going of C h a n ce llo r K e rr com panist fo r a ll n u m b ers except- L abor tro u b les, w hich have cen- m eeting of th e S ub-D eb club at A firing squad from th e national G eorge Pierce of St H elens r e
th e hom e of Miss D ixie L ee Mac- guard fired a sa lu te to th e dead
of ruthless price-cutting does not set in can not in a n y m an n e r prom ote th e d ev elo p m en t of ln * m e tap dance.
tered n e a r th e Stim son m ill du rin g Dowell W ednesday night M i s s and Nelson W eaver. Bov Scout ceived a |KMtp)im*<| sentence lust
S h o rt talk s w-ere given by H ugh the past few w eeks, th re a te n e d to N eedham is lead er of the club
w eek w hen he e n te red a plea of
to carry everyone— labor, agriculture and th e un iv ersity . To say th a t “th e U n iv e rsity of O re
m em ber, blew " T a p s "
gon has not progressed c om parably w ith o th er in Rogers, pro m in en t U. S W V. m em - spread to th e stra w b e rry fields
guilty to a charge of assault w ith
T
ran
sp
o
rtâ
t
ion
to
ih«»
cem
etery
business— down with it.
stitu tio n s of lik e n a tu re in o th e r states.” is a trite ber of H illsboro; Lt. Jones, post in W ashington county F rid a y On Past C hiefs to M eet—
.1 dangerous w eapon He had pre
was fu rn ish e d by th e legion.
Mrs L . ester
statem ent. T he sam e criticism could be placed on 81. V F. W.; E D Hite. Scout that d a y 19 m en from th e T
»
ii Irela n d and
...... .L Mrs
" .. " W
» 'ags and w re ath s w ere placed vlously been Indicted on a count
» I . ' h ' r , ‘“ 1»’
on ,h c 8 ' a » e s of v e te ran dead in nf assault w ith In ten t to kill
m any o th er sta te organizations. F o r instance, it is i H a rrin g to n cam p com m ander; Val- Shigeno field at G ales C re ek w ere C h i t f « f f e h .»
d o ubtful if O regon's hig h w ay system com pares w ith e n tln e Abadie. D isabled A m erican rep o rte d to h ave ap p ea red at the T h o /s^u s b ° f 1 h ,* nlcla T em ple n,e cem eteries In Hillsboro. T uala
II K Z im m erm an, circu it Judge
i t i u t s u a y«
j
V
U
? N . e V ± l i l f l l x : . _ J JaU”
C “'
th - U” ,
P re sb y te ria n cem etery. from Astorja. held court In Hill-
W ashington's. It is d o u b tfu l if o u r fru it and n u t V eterans. Mrs. D w ight S ellers, W T u rn e r place n ear B anks and to Lh^
in d u strie s h a v e progressed as fa r as C alifornia. It v
si
J u n ia Johnson, D U have a tte m p te d to in cite a strike hom e oí Mrs. Ireland.
H elvetia ch u rch cem etery and at b on. Monday and T uesday of (hi
week
C ongratulations are due Mrs. Cora is also a q uestion if O regon is m ak in g th e utm ost V ; Mrs. E C M cKinney, A m eri- T h rea ts to beat up p ick e rs who
V erboort fur a m em ber
v
V
i
S
10"
A
u
x
ilia
ry:
E
W
Plapp.
failed
to
strik
e
w
ere
m
ade,
ac-
of
its
u
n
riv
a
le
d
scenic
beauty.
T
his
seem
s
to
be
The graves of Io» ed ones w ere
O rd ers In the follow ing circuit
Heaton, m em ber of the Hillsboro Rebekah
an age for resoluting. E verybody's doing it, seem v. I*. W . and W V erne M cK inney, cording to w ord received here
visited and decorated by relatives co u rt cases w ere issu.sl this week »
lodge, who has ju st been elevated to the ingly.
It leads one to believe th a t th e m o th ers of A m erican Legion. S p e a k ers of the S h e riff C onnell and his deputies
from a distance, w ho w ere here in L ow ell M ortgage A A djustm ent
w ent im m ediately to th e field but
office of president of the Rebekah Assem stu d e n ts a t th e sta te u n iv ersity h ave listened to da£ ialled »o appear.
num bers d u rin g the day
com pany vs. C A M artin et al re
M usic w as fu rn ish e d by th e d ru m »the th re a te n e d violence did not d e
new m g Judgm ent. E quity F ln a n re
bly. Few attain such high honors and it is som e one som ew here w ho w ants a n o th e r fuss —The corps
R epresentatives T ow nsend chibs
*-----------------
from
S
cout
Y
oung
cam
p
in
velop.
.com pany
vs Jo n a th an S m i t h
only through devotion to duty th a t one M cM innville N ew s-R eporter.
W ashington county S un d ay at P i v r r F liw v l C/xMtesxl
P o rtlan d .
T h iev es w ho punched th e Sealy
t »iward et ux. su b stitu tin g defend
the C h ristian ch u rch m ade plans *X , V t r
carries on to be so honored.
I M attress com pany safe a t T igard here for a m onster m ass m eeting
v ” _? A B uehler et ux vs H arry
I)l_
U '»
I»
J "T-
M onday n ig h t got only e ig h t cents m d picnic J u n e 16 in Shut«- p ark
V T u rn e r et ux. satisfaction .if
The same holds true of Mrs. Zola
for th e ir trouble, according to a T his is but one of a series of such
Judgm
ent. C harles B u rgdorfer v
__«
Morgan, who has been named vice-presi
re p o rt to S h e riff C onnell T h e sam e county ra llies being sponsored by loo.iXXi y a rd s of r o c k ’ to be used -ee Hlng el ux. confirm ation of
ev en in g th e T igard L u m b er com T h.
dent of the Oregon Federation of Business
sale; C. Hondo et al v. Ray Malm»
C‘UbS, °»f ° r e “ ° n
p e r m i e n . ïu r U c e ^
T he H illsboro A rgus says th a t th e re isn 't m uch
pany was b ro k e n into a n d a p p ro x T ht local clu b hopes to have com - principal countv rou«ls was also n ?“ n i ' .{,ld« ''" 'iit. L iquidation .»f
‘ C w itlnoed fro m p a re on«)
and Professional W omen’s clubs. Mrs. a ig u m e n t about conditions being b e tte r in W ash
im
ately
$150
tak
en
from
th
e
safe
b and a com petent wom an will
•P^ ‘? a ,: h»nH UnC<‘n,e,n , , o o m ake of d ‘8™ * * d Such a plan w ould cl‘ m- B ank of Beaverton, approving re
Morgan has been one of Hillsboro’s most ington county th an a couple of y ears ago. T hen clu
and cash d raw er.
be in ch arg e on J u ly 4
V, “ O
»“ n<,? ‘ WCT>k
iiiate th e n « e .» ,tv of continu» I port. L iquidation of Shut.* Sav mgs
E
ntrance
to
th
e
m
attress
com
panv
faithful fraternal and civic w orkers and county w a rra n ts w ere p re tty p len tifu l a n d th e d is
F irm s w ho h ave offered prizes
T he H illsboro clu b rep o rte d 104 ,„ a ,„ te n .,.,«•«• w ork m em bers oH h,. bank order to sell real estate, di
count ra te w as going u p Local businessm en spon
was
g
ained
by
b
re
ak
in
g
out
a
she will make an outstanding leader in sored scrip to be issued against co u n ty w arran ts, for vario u s “H appy Days" events
new m em bers en ro lled since launch- c.n.nty co u rt b eheved E stim ates on vi,lend order. Jo h a n n a Englum l vs
w indow in th e re a r of th e building
M ultnom ah Really com pany el al
the state organization.
continues th e A rgus to a id th e situ atio n , w h ile to a re as follows: C C Store. B ristol A re a r d oor was jim m ied at the m g the double o u r m em lrershlp , h,. pro,«at ar.- now being pre f,.r<*elos„re. O F Mick vs Dora
H ardw are. C orw in H ardw are. S e l
d riv e tw o w eeks ago Mrs. J A pared bv J W Rarnev county en
day th ey a re ju st re ad y to go on a cash basis
lu
m
b
er
office
H. x k e rs m ith won th e d istinction of
wlll bs- ’ ro k i? 2 d "n Fox e t al. d efault Judgm ent
fridge F u rn itu re Com pany. How e's
.
W hi,e th e re was n e v e r any scrip issued in Y am C lothing S h o p ? F re d 's sTiperior'.M .ir-! h / ? * f Hp St? r a"*1 A r,h u r n l >®-
secu rin g th e most m em bers th u s about a w eek
m il, ’ " 'i ’“ *'' ord<-r» w ere Issued in
h ill county, w a rra n ts h a d to be re so rted to and ket. A nderson J e w e lry
O a k e s '12 *h j f P o rtlan d , w ere a rre ste d
V ernon B urlingham of F o r . . the estates of W illiam C. Harm on
got in to th e financial s tru c tu re p re tty deep. Today G rocery. S ervice G a rag e Used C a r S a ,“ f d a v a fte rn o o n on charges of far in th e contest S he re p o rte d 27
J'
•’" h rle . Aleda Cobb
th e county is on a cash basis a n d p aying as it goes. E xchange. Palm D ru g Store V e n e -! re Skloss d riv in g a fte r being in new m e m b e rs .- n il, g iv e , th e local G rove „ a . - .1 .., t i - l a s vice chair n 'i" '
i*t.,‘v,' n8* F lo r a e . H lllier
.................................... ......................... «
T
he
fact
is
th
a
t
w
e
fo
rg
et
too
easy!
A
couple
II
•
len
B
randi.
W D Sm ith. J I)
tia
n
T
heater.
Royal
Soda
W
o
r
k
s
v
o
l
v
e
d
i
n
a
n
auto
m
o
b
ile
accident
Partisans say no improvement, but a of y ears ago th ey w ere d rag g in g ju d g es off the
lem 's Place. P astim e C ard R o o m 2? A l o h a
Ja m es A llensw orth
of
A r‘ b |hald R W right. Karl
survey by the National Industrial Confer bench and ta rrin g and fe a th e rin g them for doing C
P erfectio n B akery. Home L a u n ^ .T '
W8S ‘" T
‘2*° CU’,<Xl>
li e fl »;. I ( luirity R ( ox. Raleigh
presided.
ence Board shows national income gained only th a t w hich th e law m ade it m an d a to ry for L entz A uto P a rts H arm s A B r o c k T llu rsd ay on a d ru n k e n d riv in g Rev !■ E vice-president,
Blackm on was the speak-
IV IIN
m. F
E ,lla '<hley. Jen
them
to
do.
Today
farm
ers,
fo
r
th
e
m
ost
p
art,
like
G arage. Dr J O Robb. D o u g la ss! ch arg e
.
nil E Adams. Louis«* E Bacon. A
er
13.9 per cent in 1934 over 1933. The m ag
the
counties
and
m
unicipalities,
a
re
on
a
cash
basis
R
adio
Service.
P
ick
en
s'
B
lacksm
ith
I'
ra
n
k
B
onondo
and
D
orothy
F»»--
M.
Com
m
ons
and
Ja m es Kirbv
T he F orest G rove club is sp o n
azine Sales M anagement says buying pow -S h e rid a n Sun.
Shop. S W M elhuish J W c X
tc r ' b" ' h ,,f 1>or ' la" d w ere a r- soring a m ee tin g S unday in Legion
*
,
F
,
1
"
'1
T
'1"
'
8
" " r*' ‘'i’ >“ 'd
er of the American people was 28 per
lan d Y ards. B ailey's Ire W o r k s r * ^ t e d F’ r i d a v e vening by state I. a l l in the G rove A tem p o rary or- p a ren tly tak en a -iiorl cm l.v wav f >r Elmer B urch and S m ith minor»
cent higher at the start of 1935 than 12
B ailey's S erv ice S tation M illie's P°.lic<' n e ar ,h e ju n ctio n of the g am zation w as set u p th ere May 19 of the ra ilro ad H ack, had trii.ij.-il
B eauty Salon. W ilma s Place M oe. •S ,lm .s,o n miI1 road a n d 'h e T uala-
B irths
months previously. Business failures in
and gives prom ise of being a good and fallen from th e trestle
H n e o ," T,, M, and Mrs M.-rl, r
K enzie M otor C om pany
W ilev's i ." , Valley h |8hw av T1'e y w ere sized c h a rte re d clu b soon T he Io-
Diseov ,-rv
f M illet s m o n o
March were the lowest for March in any
G rocery. H illsboro P harm acy D e l bP ° kpd on d iso rd e rly c o n d u c t cal club m eets re g u la rly e v ery w atch, keys and o th er Ixlongings i ,« i \
V ernonia, May 18. n
year back to 1920. Dun & B radstreet pre
ta D rug Store. H illsboro ' Cash ch2 rges
cond and fo u rth Sunday a fte r- in hi« pocket and th ...........
e fact th at the
I G rocery. S m iths' G rocery
B lue . s<‘? rr h „ w as sta rte d th is week
dict the sharpest business rise in 25 years.
xzn.
and Mr,< Harvev
autopsy pei-formed by I)r C K I
Fifteen Years Ago
E agle C afe and Im p erial Cafe O t h - |f o r ,0 ,'z Gr«Kker, 16. w ho disap-
«»r Hillsboro. May 25. a vlrl
Mason of B eaverton show ed no '
ers w ill be added later.
p eared from her hom e In H ills
C
l\
k
'k
f
“ nd Mr8 W W
bruises on the m an ? bend led au-
A rgus. M ay 27. 1920—L. J. R ushlow sells store
boro M ay 3. T he girl was w earing
L«rk of Hillsboro. May 2«. a girl
th o rities to discount suspicions of
build in g on W ashington s tre e t to Mr. and Mrs F
a yellow silk dress, w hite shoes
-».
i foul play.
Three thousand farm ers from the south W illings. R ushlow has conducted business th e re for
and a n k le ts a n d a navy b lu e coat,
M iller is survived by bis wife.
and m iddlewest were in W ashington to n in e years
according to her y o u n g e r sister
Fam ily hom e of th e pioneer Lyda ^ w u V h e rn ^ J iri» ' *» *
h ‘i,cL‘‘|
H iram Johnson gets co u n ty in p rim ary , polls 40
She w as believed to h ave h itc h
praise President Roosevelt and the AAA
fam ily at G ab -- C reek was destroyed L Bm . of . h ?
.
’’T " a ‘ K<l e r W b l‘tE 'i? 'unling P1««* t'h e s
per cent of the re p u b lica n vote cast. S ta n fie ld c a r
hiked
from
H
illsboro
to
P
o
rtla
n
d
in the first dem onstration of its kind ever ries county o v e r A b ra h am fo r U. S. se n a to r and D r
bv fire las. W ednesday
Dam -
,d r e , T he b
V
. LW°
f W .7 - F r ,n k
P1«*"hnlk. Hl
H illsboro S unset leaguers knocked
age estim ated at $45(81 was caused
',h).
at B eaverton
I. I*,.rest (.ro v e Box 72
|5p
known. They were there because they a p Wood of H illsboro w ins o v e r K ozer. E E F isher, A. A loha out of a tw o-w ay tie for
E o? " o K'M,d
7-room house
by (he blaze w hich was b eliev ed )
.
preciate what Roosevelt has done for B. F lin t and W escott nom in ated for re p re se n ta tiv e first place in th e league here th is I
to have sta rte d from sp ark s fa ll
E B T ongue for d istric t a ttorney. O th e r n o m aftern o o n by slam m ing out a 15 to I
I ,.,/ 7 ‘ <'ond l,io n * choice loca
them and of how it has brought them and
ing on th e d ry roof. T he stru c tu re
inees: J. J W ism er a n d J o h n C arstens, com m ission 8 v icto ry over th e favorites. S c o re '
° i l‘ '2
lot. shade
more money for their products. They ers; G eorge A lexander, sheriff: H. A. K u ra tli, clerk ; stood 7 to 6 in fa v o r of the locals
had been in th e L yda fam ily for
ca-sy t X x ’’h Wb ,a , Id 7 ,y
realize th at he is sincerely trying to im W. F. Boley, assessor; E. B. S appington, tre a su re r; at th e sta rt of th e last half of th e FO REST GROVE L orenzo Wil- 45 years.
he residence, m ost of its c o n
"pum p* 8*10 h4 ’ lnch ( 'ci< rlfugal
prove agricultural conditions and place it N. A Frost school su p e rin te n d en t: F red E verest, eighth and th e hom e to w n ers tu rn e d b u r G onovan, 71. resident of B anks ten T ts.
a tool shed and barn w ere
ro u te one for 27 years, died in th e
recorder, and A. A. M orrill, surveyor. S e n a to r G eorge on th e heat to score eight ru n s
F lii iL
' p K“ 'i engine W
G
C
R
ueckcr.
living
al
South
on a parity with other industry.
H illsboro took th e lead in th e Forest G rove hospital M ay 25 and d e stro y ed w hile a w oodshed and
E M ulkey, N orth Plnin.s
16p
C h a m b e rlain w ins co u n ty against S ta rk w e a th e r.
fru
it
house
w
ere
saved.
T
he
F
orest
havp
'lv‘
ni’.'
and
i
'asl
W
alnut
may
L egislative nom inees a re W. J. M cC ready, Forest opening in n in g w ith th re e ru n s a n d fun<-,ral services w ere held from G rove fire d e p a rtm e n t was pre- 'n',’.;',.
(\ r “ N o r'\-,? iu ,,m U The’ fj,’,','' n A, n o . ih'lnd w an,ed f'»r G rade
w
ere
n
e
v
er
headed
In
the
fin
a
l
i
th
*'
C
onKr<'Ka
H„nal
c
h
u
rc
h
Tues-
G rove; F. J. S troud. B eaverton, and L. A. Long
Dairy'*
w ork
M ornlngdew
H v en ted from a n sw e rin g th e alarm »„i? b v
-iJ u .
1 ”7.
tte r w ill not qualify. Jo h n M W all w as nam ed fram e tw o h its a n d tw o w alks rJay aB ern.xjn w ith D r O
Big business through its organization, T for he d la istric
tallied one ru n and filled the bases I Holrnes officiatlng. In te rm e n t was by a call at th e sam e tim e from hn-ks wdule d gg g b , h 7
t atto rn ey .
M
C
E
stnnd
clover
for
sale,
7 acres
M
c
C
o
r
m
i
c
k
h
a
l
l
the
P
-c
i/ic
digging
in
Ills
base-
M cCorm ick hall on the Pacific m ent ru e sd a y has provoked m any
for A loha W ith tw o outs. B arron in H lllslde cem etery
the United States cham ber of commerce,
_.i . w
.. as stru ck out
M
i., ■» r. «■.«>,.
.
C ity council passes resolution not to su b -le t park gvomex
Mr r rj»»r»z
D onovan
was l born
in B rooke u n iv e rsity cam pus. T he alarm from con jectu res as to th e ir origin
Phon. 3201 '
M a,W n
cam e to bat and
is decrying moves of the Roosevelt a d pavilion
for dancing.
county. W Va . S ep tem b er 9. 1863. th e cam pus proved false.
by "C oonie” Stang.
He first noticed them "peeping"
ministration. Efforts to protect the inter
Ja m es S M iller dies a t Scholls M ay 24.
T he victo ry th is afternoon, in a and was m arried to M ary G a rd n er
from n e ar the sew er drain , giving
C am p of R oyal N eighbors in stitu te d h e re w ith m ak e -u p gam e, gives the locals a in West V irginia S e p tem b e r 24,
goldfish
ests of the average man apparently don’t
rise
to th e thought by som e that
10c and up
record of four w ins and th re e d e 1890 T hey m oved to O regon in
appeal to these big money boys. Their Mrs B ertha B u tte rw o rth as oracle.
they
m
ight
h
ave
com
e
up
from
the
O B K raus, w ell know n form er c o u n ty teach er, feats fo r a .571 avergae.
See them before you buy.
1909. Deceased is su rv iv e d by the
rem arks should indicate progress in e f accepts
river.
W
hile
highly
Im
probable
In-
p rin cip alsh ip of Frances, W a s h . schools.
w idow and tw o d a ughters. Mrs
q u lry aro u n d at the neighbors falls S«-avenge,-s. W ater H yacinth. W ater
forts to prevent further centralization of
Mrs. Ja m es A. B enedict dies h e re M ay 20
M ary B. C lapshaw and Mrs. Louise
Lettuce, Floating P la n ts
to reveal anyone ow ning any wild
l
a
u
r
e
l
ru
ra
l
m
all
routes
w
ill
be
wealth in this country.
C lapshaw , a n d five g ra n d ch ild re n
T h irty -six g ra d u ated from H illsboro h igh school.
ducks.
Visitors w elcom e
consolidated
w
ith
H
illsboro
routes
T
w
o
brothers.
Del
D
onovan
of
A nson A. Stow ell dies h e re M ay 26 of in ju rie s
R uecker gave the baby du ck s to
II I I ,,ARK V MORGAN
S teubenville, Ohio, and Ira D ono 2 and 5 b eginning S a tu rd ay , a c
received in a u to accident n e ar his B uxton hom e.
Bob
C
o
rrte
ii
at
the
S
erv
ice
G
a
r
F
Jackson
Nt.
Illllxbor»
van of New C um berland. W Va c o rding to Fred Holznagel. local
R udolph K aufm an, e a rly H elvetia se ttle r, dies
r » i ~ - j e» » - . i - . .
_
postm aster. On th e sam e d a te the age T uesday night, w here they and
L eland E B latchley, 69. o w n er also survive.
The W ashington County Public Health May 21.
L aurel postoffice a n d
th e sta r th e ir story c rea te d m uch interest
S A X TO N A I.O 4INEY
C arl K estek, re sid en t of P h illip s for 25 years, of “Doc's B a rb er Shop" in H ills
association is carrying on a fine work in
ro u te b etw een H illsboro and L aurel
——
------ -
boro, died T h u rsd a y m orning at L o c a l Y o u th A c c o rd e d
dies May 21.
Producer» o f Q uality
this county and the past and present of
w ill be discontinued.
I
D
•
th e S m ith h o spital h e re a fte r a
H o n o r in E n g in e e r in g
T hat pair,»n, on H illsboro ro u te J C tS C y
sh o rt illness. C h ristia n Science s e rv
ficers are to be commended for their ex
SAND and GRAVEL
Thirty Years Ago
ices w ere conducted F rid a y a f t e r - . Honor
................
. . . ........
. d in g 2 from L aurel to S cholls and r e
of ........„
being . the
o u tstan
cellent services. T hat they will continue
est,nnw‘JSated 4 m llcs n o rth
P of-
at the D onelson
A S ew ell sophm ore in electrical e n gineering tu rn to H illsboro w ould receive
J u n e 1, 1905 School board. S B H uston, noon
t G rove on G ales Creek. Phone
to give beneficial service to the people R B A C rgus,
to 2
G oodin as a t O regon S ta te college was ac- m ail d eliv eries from I
ollins and R. H. G reer, to consider b o rrow ing chapel w ith T hom as P
I609R
W ashington C ounty Je rse y B re ed
n r B . . urial
.i.i
w as Bt p jr | a w n corded W illiam F G oetler. son of h o u rs late r a fte r S a tu rd ay , w as the
of this county goes without saying.
$1500 for a d d itio n to school build in g o r a n o th e r leader.
cem etery.
ers enjoyed a picnic al the Storey
build in g fo r th e city schools.
Mr. and Mrs. W J G o e tte r of an n ouncem ent by Holznagel.
farm n e ar Forest G rove Sunday
M r B latchley w as born at J o r - ! H illsboro, S a tu rd ay The annual
B enton K illen, pioneer of 1845 and e a rly county
M any v isitors from all sections .'»t
danvllle. N. Y , M ay 7. 1866, a n d | aw ard, offered by Eta K appa Nil,
school teacher, dies in P o rtlan d May 26
YOUNG’S
th e W illam ette valley and one from
The traveling public will appreciate
O regon C ondensed M ilk com pany, w hich is r u n had lived in H illsboro for the p ast | natio n al honor fra te rn ity in elec-
I
i
ix
t*
,
zs
~
C
anada
w
ere
present
A
short
pro
18
8uT
v
iYed
b
y
a
(laugh-
trlcal
engineering,
was
presented
the w idening of Baseline street the re ning e v ery day, this w eek booked o rd e rs for five te r Mrs E thel Pauli of H illsb o ro .' du rin g a jo in t banquet of e n g in ....
gram follow ed the usual Jers--»
of O regon G rape and P acific C ream for
1 picnic
■ !
riioughtful, S y m p ath etic
m ainder of the way through the city. The carloads
m g societies.
A laskan and W ashington shipm ents T his in stitu tio n and a grandson
L aurel lost to W illam ette If) to 2
Service"
W illiam Schultz, president of the
narrow street has been a handicap in s d istrib u tin g th o u sa n d s of d ollars in th is section
Pll" " e 972
Hlllshnrn
D urham D istrict to Build Gym
W omen In ju re d In Auto C rash I ’h h i it“i noon at («aurei in a Sun- Forest G rove ch am b er of com m , i ,-«*
view of the am ount of traffic that the ev ery m onth.
league postponed garni
I hi* gave a short w elcorhing talk Misn
T otal of $2500 for construction of
T
w
o
w
om
en
w
ere
cut
by
glass
Jo
h
n
D
T
hom
as,
fo
rm
erly
of
th
is
city,
sends
ers
w
ere
h
am
p
ered
by
th<
th ro u g h fa re carries.
■ ------ h - ' - v
...c ab- M ulkey of M cM innville gave Iwn
gym nasium w a s a p p ro p ria te d th is aftern o o n w hen cars d riv e n by
J. C. I.a m k in a gavel m ade from wood a t G e tty s a M onday
; "'ic e of one or tw o re g u la r pljgy- I readings T alks w ere m ade by Roger
night by th e D urham school
b urg b a ttlefield to be p re sen te d to G en eral R ansom d istric t T he proposed building will J B Davis of S prauge Rivei and
K ollerm ler pitched a good gam e M orse of the state college
Iv-.m USED and NEW PARTS
by a Mr S h e p a rd of B eaverton
post, G. A. R
be 44 by 78 feet and have a 14- ro u te I collided on the B eaverton- : ,r W illam ette, w hile S eliulm etich l.aiig h aiy . re tirin g fieldinan for I For less Tires, h a lle rlrs. w heels—
“M en a n d N a tu re m ust w ork hand in hand
Mrs. C h ristia n M auer dies at B ethany M ay 29.
snow ed well for L aurel In the first the A m erican Je rse y C attle club « •re , wood. diss-, all sizes. Trailers»
foot extension for a stage A p
M ayor C o rn e liu s in prirclam ation asks e veryone p ro p riatio n voted w as to cover B ertha road ju st east of B eaverton. |t.ir e e innings B u rk h a lte r al first and Mr Ferguson of C anada
T h e th ro w in g o u t o f balance of the resources of
n u d e to order.
Both
m
achines
w
ere
badly
dam
aged,
b ,M* and M eyers In the field
The visitors .pent m uch 11 m e
N a tu re th ro w s o u t of balance also the lives of men
io join in W ashington co u n ty day at L ew is & C lark m ate ria ls and th e d istric t plans
according to the re p o rt of S heriff t n d in good p erform ances for view ing the fine Storey h erd o f
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Must Fill Gap
Lumber Strike Area
Peaceful This Week
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Citizens Conduct
Memorial Program
Reinstate the Toziers
Veteran G roup in
Annual Meet H ere
Out of the Red
Congratulations
County Townsend
Rallies Planned
As to Progress
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Goddess Liberty
Requirements Set
Are They Worse?
L/lirJiaiU iVIllIl Dirk
from Lall Sunday
Lyda Family Home
Destroyed by I "ire
Sunset Nine Downs
Aloha H ere 15 to 8
Funeral Held for
Lorenzo Donovan
Ttn) Late to Classify
Discovery Wild
Ducks Interests
Laurel Mail Routes
to be Discontinued
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Local Barber Dies
Suddenly Thursday
DreeUCrS
Picnic at Grove
Willamette Defeats
Laurel Nine 10 to 2
Funeral Home
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