II I L L S B O R O
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ITillsbonì^Argus
Officials Doing Duty
A RGU S.
11 I L L S B O R O . G R E G G N
Thursday, June 20, 1986
Neil Richardson Writes About His
Experiences on Around-world Tour
Development Quick-Frozen Process
in Local Cannery Community Aid
The good citizenship of our state and
Pasture Rented
of W ashington and M ultnomah counties
at Once un Ad
W ith W hich la Combined I ha IlilU b o ro Independent
should uphold and commend G overnor
R lllabnro A rcus eaUb IB M
H lllebn r.'Indep endent oatob. l i ’ l
E x ce rp ts from le tte rs from N eil from shore E very lim e a w ave
• Bv Fd ( ’ Gom an)
Martin and Sheriffs J. W. Connell of this ' R ichardson of H illsboro Io his p ar- [ com es in it shoots w a te r way up
P A S T U R E I., r e n t, n in n ili
WNt<
M t K IN N K Y A M t K IN N K Y . I'tib li.h era
Pl.ms fur production of a p p ro x i
miti uimmm
\ i••• . ,iiii. i Ri
Publlahod Thursday
Entered a« second-class m a tte r In the
county and M artin P ratt of M ultnomah cuts. Mr and M rs C T R ichard- in th e a ir lik«- a geyser It's ju s t
P o rtlm iil, i Mir Ret hmi y
1 ft-»
m ately 300,(MM) cases <»f quick frozen
postoffice at Hillsboro. Oregon
countv and the State police in their fear- »‘'it. re v ea l in te restin g ex|>eriences lik e the D evil's Punchbow l only
fru its amt v egetables this s e a s o n
on
his
tr
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th
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as
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and
by the local Itay-M alm g cannery,
M RS. K. C. M tK IN N K Y
less efforts to uphold law and order.
w. vern e M c K inney
paid for tw o w eeks by Mr
a cadet o fficer on th e D ollar liner aro u n d th e island th ro u g h cocounut
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it
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th e only plant on the coast proiluc-
Editor
N o one will deny the Am erican w ork "P resid e n t Johnson." Y oung Rich- groves, su g ar cane fields, and ban-1
Z ahler. w ho look ad v an tag e
ing a prm tuct of tills typ»*, will
ardson. a m em ber of tin s y ear's a n a groves We cut o u r tr ip short
of the A rgus classified col
man
the
right
to
collective
bargaining,
the
m ean thousands of d o llars in re v
O F F IC IA L
N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C Ô V N T Ï
um
ns
th
e
grout
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k
e
t
enue to county farm ers am t w o rk
right to strike in a just cause and the right
/ ¿ X « I V i a 'V X U “ ^
place
of
W
ashington
eounty
ers E stablished in 1020 us a stock
S a U r r ip iio n Rales S tric tly < aah in Addane*
to peaceful picketing. I he publlt. h o w -
••( h ave not been th e least bit e ip le as o u r Logi T rail T h ere Is!
Io c a rry his m essage of
on County
Outside W ashii
com pany by It E M ating amt II
W ith in W ashington C<
12.00
p
a
stu
re
for
re
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t
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p
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ever,
feels
that
am
icable
settlem
ents
seasick
at
any
lim
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d
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tie
s
a
s;
a
stiver
d
ro
p
of
HXI
feet,
and
a
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S-.
per
year
Per year
W Hay, th e can n ery is now one of
Foreign eeu n tri
a
cad
et
a
re
not
h
a
rd
My
h
o
u
rs
are
the
story
goes.
King
K
anutm
aus'
j
tu
re
w
as
filled
w
ith
in
a
few
S ix months
...
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th e largest in d u stria l concerns in
should be im m ediately brought about that from 12 p. m to 4 a. in. a n d from m en su rro u n d e d the trib e he was
da.vs and the a d v ertisem e n t
W
ashington eounty
F irst Audited Paper
will be fair to the laboring man, the em 12 noon to 4 p. in. D uring th e m id- 1 w a rrin g against, a n d ra th e r th an
M E M B E R Oregon S u te
o rd e re d out.
T he q u ick -fre ez in g process, w hich
Largest Audite«! Week*
E d ito ria l Association and
ployer
and
the
public.
Continued
shut-
nig
h
t
shift
1
act
as
lookout,
and
su
rre
n
d
e
r
they
ju
m
p
e
d
by
the
Inin
A
neighbor.
I.
E
Dobbs,
ly C irculation in O re
has bene so successfully em ployed
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aaao-
re p o rt to th e brid g e officers any d re d s to c erta in d e ath below We
sw in g th e fine resu lts se
rò n.
tion .
down of this great basic lum ber industry ' ships
in H illsboro, was d eveloped w ith
or lig h ts th a t 1 set-. It is a ls o ' saw H ibiscus, and C up of Gold,
cured by Mr Z ah ler also a d
fish am i incuts in the east and u n
will
result
in
great
losses
to
the
northw
est
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m
y
d
u
ty
to
ta
k
e
dow
n
th
e
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nion
|
b
oth
of
w
hich
bloom
for
only
one
vertised
som
e
p
a
stu
re
for
T h e Hillsboro Argus aaeumea no financial responsibility fo r
d e rta k e n loealy in 1020 Tin* p o p u
rent.
for years to come in the loss to com peting Jack upon leaving port, or p u t it day Had lunch at C luing Boons
e rro r* published in i u columns, but in ease* where this paper
larity and acceptance of the p ro d
is a t fa u lt w ill re p rin t th a t pa-t of an advertisem ent in w h ic h
on e n te rin g port. 1 am stationed Chow M em cro q u ettes, rice and lea
i'he A rgus classified page
sections of m arkets th at may never be re u on p th
uct has caused the can n e ry to In
the typographical m ia U k e occur*.
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e bridge, to a n sw e r th e te le We d ro v e out to P earl H arbor and
is tin* qu ick est and best road
crease
its facilities from one free z
gained.
phone w hich c o n n ec ts w ith the back W ent th ro u g h th e b eau tifu l
betw een b u y e r and seller and
A n Independent New.-paper. whose service, and policies are
ing unit six years ago u n til ut
There
must
be
a
healthy
respect
for
engine
room
,
th
e
poopdeek.
t
h
e
th
e
cost
is
sm
all.
re
sid
en
tial
section
a
n
d
th
e
b
u
si
baaed on the princip le of the Golden R u le.— And as ye w m ld
pri'sent seven a re in use
crow 's nest, etc I also p u t “dow n ness section, and th e n saw the
th a t men *hould do to you. do ye also to them likewise.
law and order and the forces of govern I th
Briefly, th e process consists of
e bells." By th a t is m eant. 1 put th ro n e room of th e king and queen
— M atth ew 7:12.
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subjecting th e p re p are d fru its and
ment. There can be no invisible govern I dow n in a book, especially for that w hich is now th e te rrito ria l legis
vegetables to low tem p e ra tu res and
ment within this country, such as existed purpose, th e ex act tim e th e ship la tu re It w as "B oy” day for the
freezing them solid in a short time.
Help When You Can
for weeks last vear in the longshorem en's changes speed or d irec tio n Each Ja p a n e se in H aw aii and each boy
This m ethod not only preserves
' tim e th e sh ip changes speed or d i of the fam ily w as re p re se n te d by
the product but keeps th e flavor
W ith the time draw ing near for the an strike.
re ctio n a bell rings.
a cloth fish on u pole in front of
intact Ttie m ore p o p u lar produce
"W e e at at th e officers' table, his hom e. Am going to get a Palm
nual Fourth of July celebration, all should
handled by this m ethod include
w hich seats six. th e c ad e ts sit on Beach or linen suit m ade in Singa- j
stra w b errie s, corn-on-the-cob, green
bear in mind the necessity for whole
! th e aft side of th e table. We look pore, they a re only $3 ta ilo r m ade
peas and spinuch.
hearted co-operation in m aking it an event
m ig h ty im p o rta n t in o u r uniform s,
"W e a re su rro u n d e d by J u n k
T h ree y e ars ago a special fleet
Mrs.
J
O.
Hobb
am
i
A
rvin
ami
i
It
m
ust
fool
th
e
C
h
in
k
s
on
board
J
a
p
fishing
boats.
T
hey
a
re
little
|
th a t will be a credit to the community.
re frig e ra to r cars w ere developed
1 because th ey ju m p a ro u n d for us, boats about tw en ty to th irty feet M arvin, ami Mrs. Alice A lbrecht of
This traditional affair is looked forw ard
P o rtla n d a tte n d e d U niversity of by ra ilro ad com panies to tra n s
'j u s t lik e th ey do for th e re g u la r long, w ith one or tw o "s^iis. and i
to yearly by young and old, and local
a re all along the Ja p a n e se coast . i ' 1
‘';;" " '''';> ;;''” eut al E ugene port the q u ick -fro z en products to
Should Baer Be Deported?
officers.
the e aste rn m u rk ets w ithout spoil
"W e h a v e m ade a 360-m ile a v e r B oats of a ll kinds a n d descriptions M onday Mrs A lb rech t is a sistei age
people should consider it th eir duty to
W e say yes. So do m an y others.
age p e r d a y so far. By th e w ay my
"O n o u r w ay dow n (to Hong of W att P iercy. w ho received his
help w herever and w henever possible. The
C oincident w ith the form ation of
B ut ap p eals a re b e in g m ade to G o v e rn o r C h arles $6 office r's cap blew o v e rb o ard the K ong' w e go th ro u g h B ioucus Bay. M I) deg ree M onday.
program is built around the idea of m ak H. M a rtin to p ard o n him .
Mr and Mrs P h ilip D oughty and the Huy-M uling com pany here, the
first day out of S an Francisco, but It is about 20 m iles n o rth of Hong
cannery
w as changed from T enth
T he re co rd show s th a t he has been convicted j can buy a n o th e r in K obe for $2. K ong T h is Is th e stro n g h o ld o f ; fam ily dro v e n o rth from S an Diego.
ing it a big homecoming and celebration
and W ashington streets, th e loca
of
m
an
y
crim
es
a
n
d
m
isd
em
ean
o
rs
a
n
d
is
u
n
d
e
r
in-
W
e
su
re
h
a
v
e
slick
food
here.
T
h
ere
J
th
e
pirates,
a
n
d
th
ey
a
re
re
al
peo-
j
Ual.,
the
first
of
th
e
w
eek
to
visit
th a t will be enjoyed by the people of dietm ent as a n u n d e sirab le alien. He has re g iste re d a re p len ty of C hinese on board pie, so if you don't h ear from me
parents, Mr and Mrs G eorge tion of the predecessor com pany, to
W ashington county and form er residents, as a citizen w hen he w as not a n d voted. He has T h ere a re tw o d iffe re n t kinds. O ne again you w ill know
the p irates D oughty
Mrs
P h ilip D oughty's • ' • pre m n1 site on We rt Baseline
| m o th e r cam e w ith them , to visit stre et P ro d u ctio n th e first years
who come in numbers for the occasion.
posed as a m em b e r of th e M asons w hen he w as from S h a n g h a i and th e o th ers from got me.
am ounted to a p p ro x im ate ly 40 000
Social News of
Local Folk and
Their F riends
Nothing to Sneeze At
A bulletin from The Crusaders, Inc.,
in Portland reveals some interesting facts
on salaries paid union labor leaders as
published by the Tacoma, W ash., Com
m ittee of Two Hundred. Much publicity
has been given in recent years to salaries
paid business executives and in some cases
they were used in fom enting discontent
and strikes.
The rep o rt shows th a t W illiam Green,
president of the Am erican Federation of
Labor, is paid $25,000 a year. First Vice-
President F ran k Duffy, Secretary F rank
M orrison and T reasurer M artin F. Ryan
also draw $25,000 each. Daniel Tobin,
president of the International Brotherhood
of Team sters, Chauffeurs, Stablem en and
H elpers draw s $40,000 a year, etc.
Master Charts Course
National G range M aster L. J. T aber, in
a lengthy address before the stdte grange,
refrained from bringing up any contro
versial political subjects not directly re
lated to the w elfare of the farm er. Such a
policy has been adopted in a num ber of
organizations with benefit to the groups
and th eir m em bers and m ight be adopted
by still other associations with resultant
prestige and power to themselves. T ab er’s
friendly visit with G overnor M artin was
ta k e n in a num ber of places as a w arning
to a group of Oregon grangers to refrain
from involving the grange in bitter, p arti
san political controversy.
Probably Right
G eneral Johnson, the form er NRA
head, probably has the right slant on the
industrial situation when he says form a
tion of pow erful private codes are the
only salvation of the “ little m an.” Such
m easures should have plenty of teeth in
o rd er th a t all may be held in line for
the good of society. Too m any would have
us go back to the old days, where con
solidations and m ergers were bringing
about a g rea ter centralization of w ealth
in the hands of the few.
Newspaper Best
The best advertising medium alw ays
has been the new spaper and it will con
tinue so for many years to come. It is the
medium th a t is taken into the home, paid
fo r and consumed at one’s leisure.
The United States constitution is a fine
old docum ent th a t m erits protection from
all good citizens, but it has been am ended
several tim es by approval of the people in
its more th an 150 years of existence. W ith
economic changes occurring over the years
it is natural to suppose th a t other am end
m ents will be required to fit the needs of
th e times.
not a n d could not be. h a v in g been co nvicted of a
felony b efore he w as 21. T he e v id en ce g a th e red
show s th a t he is a Red a g ita to r a n d has b een a
tro u b le m a k e r all his life. His h isto ry has been
gone in to th o ro u g h ly a n d it show s scarcely a w h ite
spot.
T h e A m erican L egion has gone in to th e m a tte r
very th o ro u g h ly a n d b ra n d s W alter B aer as a v e ry
r
.
u n d e sirab le citizen.
T h e O utlook has on file a v e ry com plete s ta te
m en t of B aer's c rim in nal
a l re co rd his a cts of p e rju ry
a n d o th e r evidences of dislo y alty to th e A m erican
c c o m p n an
a n y v in
in g r th
go v ern m en t. A le tte r a accom
th is
is re
re co
co rd
rd bv
by
W. J. C h am b erlain , c om m ander A m erican Legion,
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d sta
e p te a s rtm
e r d a te is of
th e a n t t th of e O
A regon,
m e ric an u n L d egion
in te M re ay
ste d 25. in 1935,
th e
A m e r ic a form of g o v e rn m e n t a n d i n t h e p ro tec tio n
of th e rig h ts of A m e ric an citizens B ecause of th is
in te re s t th e a tte n tio n of th e d e p a rtm e n t has been
d irec te d to th e case of W alter E. B aer. T he rcord,
th e le tte r says, is ta k e n from th e official re co rd s
a n d can a ll be verified . C losing th e le tte r says.
"I am q u ite su re th a t w hen a cq u a in te d w ith th e
facts, th e g re at body of law -ab id in g citizens w ill
a g ree w ith m e th a t th e officials of th e U nited S ta te s
g o v e rn m e n t a n d of th e sta te of O regon should be
p e rm itte d to cJi r r y o u t th e ir sw orn d u tie s in con-
nection w ith th e B
o u t u n d i.._
u e m olesta-
” a e r case - w D ith
u ...*
tion or p re ssu re from outside s o u rc e s ." — G resham
Z«,.tlnzsL
O utlook.
H ong Kong. T hey d o n 't even ta lk
"I "I sp<
spent an h our in S hanghai a n d ‘ b ro th e r at Kalumu. Wash
th e sam e language, a n d th e re fo re th a t w as all I w an ted
T he Wang-1 Mtss N orm a B ra stad of A naheim ,
h a v e n o th in g to do w ith each o t h - : Poo is th e riv e r on w hich th e city C a l . Is a house guest of M rs Ed-
er. O ne b u n ch w orks in th e p a n try , is situated, and is w ith o u t a dou b t I w a rd C om an M rs C om an en te r-
a n d th e o th ers in th e la u n d ry 1 the d irtiest, ro tte n est, a n d filthiest tam ed for h e r M onday w ith tw o
; w ent dow n in to th e q u a rte rs last j riv e r I e v e r saw or sm elled I got | tables of bridge. G uests w ere P o rt-
’ night, a n d w atched som e of them i to see th e g arbage scrap p e rs you land friends
p lay in g F a n Tan.
read about. T hey a re born, live a n d
Miss M argaret
D ixon, eounty
••1 1 7 .-4.w*U.vz-4 i e
We docked la t H onolulu) at 6 die on th e ir little boats, a n d som e h ealth nurse, re tu rn e d S u n d a y from
a. m.. a fte r th e R oyal H aw aiian tim es n e v e r touch land I took a a tw o w eeks' vacution a t E dm on-
- baud a n d th e H aw aiian sin g ers had stro ll along th e Bund, w hich is th e ton
A lberta. C anada, w h e re she
Pla-v cd a n d su n « .a “ ’“ Pje
»“ "Ks w a terfro n t, and all I could see Viai
i&itcd re la tiv e s a n d friends.
11
>'ou a11 r lSh ‘ A nd can I w as d irty C hinam en w ith t h e
“ su
^ re
rc "Kets
niior»« c in o
Ae «nnn n . I
t
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ur
n
I
M rs. H H S t a n n a r d r C U tm c d th e
. .
• . ,
lnose n a u a u a n s sing As soon as glam orous arom a of the W ang Poo . , . „
‘be g an g p la n k w as do w n e v e r y - . th ro w n in It is t i u l y a n I n te rn a -
\
^ x iy
a t l e ,>«.,11 «tonal c y
W e saw th e fla g s of !;(,
¿„¿Y , .-«'i
O ^ ie n * I
h"
cases of local fruits, b e rrie s and
a few vegetables, w hile em ploy
m ent ut th e peuk of th e cunning
season did not exceed 150 ¡wrsons.
At present the local cannery oc
cupies a p p ro x im ate ly a full block
.o itl sp.u-o f.n ilitic s u t c
n iu tc
th a n
th ree tim es the original E m ploy
m ent at the H illsboro p lan t alone
is now m ore th an 12(H) at tlx* peak
of th e season
Ray Maling now has th ree plan ts
Hillsboro. W oodburn and Yuki
ma. Wash A pproxim ately 2:itM) pei
sons w ere given em ploym ent dm
ing the peak of 1034 and the pack
for th at year am ounted to m ore
th an a m illion cases of canned
foists and in excess of UN). (MM) c a s e s
of frozen priMlucts H E M aling.
In c . subsidiary o f Frozen Foods
In c . purchased the H illsboro plant
early in 1031
G row th of production dem and
has cuusetl tli«' cannery to exp an d
in size twle* in (he past 15 years
and a new w arehouse b uilding is
now nearin g com pletion Ex|»uusion
in 1020, w hen th e q u irk freezing
m achinery had Just been installed,
suffered a tem p o rary set-buck w hen
fire destroyi’d the new re frlg e rat
m g plant and p art of the m ain
cunnery T he flam es broke out at
tl p m . May III. and caused d a m
age totaling ap p ro x im ately $27?. (MM)
Haw m aterials for the can n ery
a re d raw n from a w ide area F ruits
and vegetables a r e s o m e tim e s
brought from as far n o rth ns W ash
ington and us far east us T he
D alles The m ajor portion of the
products a re obtained, how ever, in
this general vicinity
O rlglnul can n ery in H illsboro
was sta rte d by the K eep F lesh
com pany about 23 y ears ago and
was late r reorganized as the W orld
E verfresh com pany T he d e h y d ra
tion process w as used at th at tim e.
T he next concern w as the H ills
boro ('a lin in g com pany w hich o p
erated du rin g the seasons of IRIK.
IPI i IBIS and ISIS and n a tlM
predecessor of the presen t plunt
B oth M ating and Huy w ere in te r
ested in the concern
O fficer personnel of the Ray-
M aling com pany includes 11 W
Hay. ch airm a n of the board, B E
M aling. president. Edw u d S chul-
inerich and A rth u r Heilu.g, vice-
presidents. M A Govington, se c re
tary trea su re r. and C F Noakes
and H W Well, d irec to rs All but
N oakrs a re H illslxiro residents
family. left W ednesday for a m o n th ’s
B etter Housing u n d e rw rite rs give
tr ip to C alifo rn ia a n d buck through protection to those u»tng th e In-
Y ellow stone park.
J surer) m ortgage piun for hom e con*
Mr
K ruttle
I lls
and
M rs
J o h n L iv e r m o r e o f ' ^ r u c t i o n In v e s t ig a t io n o f a n a p p ll
g u e s ts lo s t w e e k o f ' a tlo n In N e w J e r s e y r e c e n t ly r e - *
M rs F W
L iv e r m o r e I su I,c d 1,1 8 “ V*»M ° ( alm ost $1000
w ere
m o th e r .
of H uti.i .ind o th e r n
i . ( ®
U * •ppUeM rt. th » orlgim U aati
Ju d g e It F ra n k P e ters held court ,”?“ »*• ° f ¿ '’."’“ ’ M ih ”’
b" n
F rom th e boat w e w e n t to th e sa w boats from ev erv know n p o rt
M r ancl M ,s M arcel V uylsteke
' hu‘ n,ueh ,<>o h ‘«h
y o u n g h o tel fo r b re ak fa st, w ith in the w orld I guess..
P o rtlan d v isited Mr a n d Mrs in M cM innville M onday
yo u rs tru ly k n ocking o v e r a big
"K obe is a p eaceful city M onto- i>aui V uylsteke Sunduy M arcella
O u r cloxslftcd colum ns m ay have
p a u p o ja m elon, and a re th ey g o o d ’ m achi is the m ain drag, w ith one V uylsteke is spending the w eek Leaves far Alaska—
ju st wlint you a re looking for
H ot £>og» F rom th e re w e d ro v e out o r tw o-story buildings (v e ry sel- w lt^ ^ e r uncle and aunt
Mrs
E
J
Davis
w
ill
leave
M
on
1!,
.,,1 Mil I
tf
W aikiki beach, and w ent th ro u g h dom o ver tw o) b u ilt on th e s t r e e t 1 M iss A nne F itzp atrick , se c re tary
the b e au tifu l R oyal H aw aiian hotel level T he sto res a re all open front to K B T ongue, is ill w ith the day for W rangell. Alaska, w here
th a t you h e ar so m uch about. It a n d one th at is passing by can see m um ps and her place is being tak- she lias em ploym ent for th e su m CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS
er H er son and d uughter. R ich
has bu ffalo grass law ns th a t are m ost e v ery th in g w ith o u t going in. en this w eek by M iss Ja b s of P o rt- m
AIDED BY OLD REMEDY
a rd and V erna, a re in W rangell
ju s t like velvet to y o u r feet, and As one goes dow n th e stre et you land
"For th irty year?* I had cunstipa
R ichard is w ith a highw ay c o n
in n u m e rab le shrubs, p lan ts a n d can h e ar the O rie n ta l m usic from
Mr and M rs Ed W ochner of stru ctio n com apny and V erna has turn Soiirinx fo o d f r o m xtomach
tree s th a t a re w o n d e rfu lly kept th e radios, w hich a re in cid en tally York N ebraska a re v isitin g Mt a position a s an acco u n tan t Mrs. choked me Since ta k in g A dlerik »
__* can
___
.. , ,
• .* ,
W aikiki beach is only ab o u t 500 v ery c h e a p $7 gold for both long a ,id Mrs A M alchow and Mr and D avis has been in c h arg e of nil I am a new perxon C o nstipation i*
y a rd s long, but it is su re sw ell and short wave. T he coast rem inds M rs H allie Irela n d this w eek
d in n ers a n d luncheons served at a th in g of the past " Alice B urn-
W e saw th e n a tiv e s rid in g th e ir m e v e ry m uch of P uget Sound, ex
D elta D rug «tore
Adv
the ch am b er of com m erce for Hie
surfboards, and com ing th ro u g h the cept th a t th e hillsides a re te r r a c e d .. M iss J a n e tte C ady, w ho g ra d u a t twist seven years. H er son latw renee
I w aves in th e o u trig g e r canoes. From and th e m ou n tain form ation is m ore ed from O S. C.. C orvallis, last attd fum ity h ave m oved into Iter
w eek, has tak e n a position at the
By ita decision on M onday, th e suprem e co u rt
I
C om m ercial N a tio n a l bank
home.
w - d t e r Z u r c b c r o f n e a r F lm o n ic i
DR. R. J. NICOL
has w iped out th e m axim um h o u rs a n d m in im u m ar ?,und th e islandt We stopped at as w e som etim es get w ith ..
llo lil laisl M eeting—
es
of
th
e
N
ational
R
ecovery
Act.
and.
d
‘«
e
r
e
n
t
places
to
look
a
t
‘
h
e
y
a
rd
s
of
shore
th
e
view
s
a
re
re a l
«■ «•1
a 11 u t * ? r
w age clauses
scenery. O ne place th a t in te re ste d good. We have changed o u r uni- teporl.x th a t som e crops a re being
W
om
en’s
C
h
u
rc
h
S
e
rv
ice
league
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
w e suppose, th e g a te is ag ain opened to th a t ty p e m e m uch w as th e
blow hole. It form s to "W hites" w hich is th e | seriously dam ag ed by arm y w orm s of All S a in ts' Episcopal Mission
of em p lo y er w ho is w illin g to ex p lo it lab o r by t a k is a hole in th e rocks a bout 15 feet I official uniform for hot w eath er." | 1,1 ‘he e aste rn end of the county.
V eterinarians
held
its
last
m
eeting
u
n
til
S
e
p
te
m
ing a d v an tag e of th e p re sen t g re at o ver su p p ly of
M
r
and
Mrs
T
G.
B
ronleew
e
b
e
r
W
ednesday
aftern
o
o
n
nt
th
e
w o rk e rs a n d u n d e r su p p ly of jobs, ju s t as w as com
Telephone 641 and 642
I e rn o r M artin o rd ered a state-w id e and fam ily a tte n d ed th e S ta ld e r hom e of M rs R obert B urlingam e
m on p ra ctic e in m an y of th e la rg e r cities before
I m obilization of sta te police
He fam ily reu n io n Sunduy ut P ier Mrs It W G ates assisted the ho st
NRA fix ed m axim um h o u rs and m in im u m wages.
ess In the absence of M rs N E
declared th a t any a ttem p t b y Pa r *1 1,1 P o rtla n d
GOLDFISH
T h e an g le of th e n e w ly -cre ated situ atio n w hich
10c and up
L ittle C onnie Ixiu A sbahr of H aw orth A picnic for the church
pick ets to in te rfe re fu rth e r w ith
w ill w o rry m an y is th a t w hich w ill m ak e it easy
is being p lan n ed
j
th
e
o
p
e
ratio
n
of
th
e
m
ill
"w
ould
be
P
o
rtla
n
d
is
spending
th
e
w
eek
I
See th em before you buy
for th e old sw eat shop to again o p e ra te a n d w om en 1
(C ontinual from P. g , on*>
too
bad"
and
th
a
t
th
e
tim
e
had
w
ith
her
cousins
a
t
th
e
A
rth
u
r
Attend Fam ily Reunion—
S cavengers, W ater H yacinth. W a te r▼
a n d g irls to b e ex p lo ited th e g re a t p a r t of th e d a y h irin g of J E S u th e rla n d as ja n - a p p a re n tly a rriv e d for a show
K roeger hom e
I.ettuce. F loating P lan ts
and fa r in to th e n ight, m ak in g u p v a rious kinds of itor for th e J u n io r high school,
Mr and M rs M U B um p and
down.
M
r
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
T
hom
as
and
d a u g h te rs a tte n d e d a fam ily r e
m a te ria ls a t w ages th a t b arely m a in ta in life.
I j ohn w K am na. Jr., of F arm ing-
V isitors w elcom e
O
rd
ers
w
ere
also
issued
to
sta
te
Ira
Ingram
of
P
o
rtlan
d
v
isited
Mrs
union in S ilv erto n S u n d ay at the
I t is o u r sin c ere hope th at, in th e n e a r fu tu re , I ton has been n o m in ated by p etition
IIA K K Y M O R G A N
police
to
protect
lu
m
b
e
r
shipm
ents
L
ula
Ing
ram
and
M
r
and
Mrs.
H
al-
J
hom es of Mrs A S o u th e r and T 214 E. Jackson HL
lab o r re la tio n s bo ard s w ill becom e a p a rt of o u r i as a c an d id ate to succeed him self
Hillsboro
P H rid e n stro m
R elatives front
n a tio n a l life to p ro tec t a ll w o rk e rs a g ain st ru th le ss as a d ire c to r on th e H ilhi board w ith in th e sta te from th e place of lie Irelan d F riday
orig
in
to
th
e
d
e
stin
a
tio
n
M
r
and
Mrs.
W
E.
O
gilbee
spent
I
P
ortland,
Salem
,
L
ong
B
each
and
e x p lo itatio n , for o nly th ro u g h
su c h m edium s w ill T he a n n u a l m eeting and election
W K t /X A L I N » A t
BM TATK
A nticip ated in ju n ctio n su it to r e th e w eek-end w ith th e ir d a u g h te r. I Los A ngeles, C a l . w ere p re sen t
it be possible to av o id serious
lab o r troubles, back w ill open at the high school audi-
s tra in S h e riff C onnell from p re M rs G eorge lam e, a n d fam ily at
W rits
of w hich w ill usu ally be, found a m b itio u s u n io n to riu m a t 2 p m. M onday
G enslb In ju re d —
F ire and Aatum ofcll* leeeren r«
v
en
tin
g
p
ick
e
tin
g
n
e
ar
th
e
Stim
-
Boring.
lead ers and soulless em ployers.—Hood R iv er News.
W illiam H. D ierdorff. clerk of son m ill failed to m ate ria liz e this
M ah * Ixm n* and taaua Beretjf Bond*
W illiam G enslb su stain ed a badly
M r and Mrs W ill Joos and Mr
the Ja c k so n school d istrict, was the w eek. Such a n action in M ultno
cut left leg W ednesday m orning
KURATLI & WISMER
and
Mrs.
J
N
icodem
us
w
ere
Sun-1
first to file his an n u al re p o rt w ith m ah co u n ty for a te m p o ra ry in
H IL Id tM O R O . O R B U O N
day guests of Mrs. F lora B ak er at w hen he got caught in th e belt of
th e co u n ty school su p e rin te n d en t ju n c tio n was unsuccessful
a woodsaw D r C T S m ith a t
TaJaphon«
Ill«
Bi.
L
aurel.
and su b m it his books for audit.
S tim son m ill closed May 7 w hen
tended him.
M
rs
C.
C
B
row
n
and
son
C
lark
T h e re a re advocates of NRA codes w hose loy alty
R e tu rn s in th e ballot for d ire c w o rk e rs w ere o rd ered out by union
w as m a rk e d b y co m pliance p rio r to th e suprem e to r from zone tw o on th e non-high officials. L a te r th e m en voted a l J r of F ern d ale, W ash . a re visiting
Birth»
c o u rt decision. M any of th is fin e g ro u p a re now school d istric t board a re not com m ost u nanim ously to re tu rn to th e ir h e r m other. M rs T. G heen, th is
Hinrich* To Rev and Mrs F.
com ing to T h e J o u rn a l urg in g th a t co m pliance be plete. acco rd in g to O. B K raus. jo b s and th e m ill opened again on w eek
W H inrichs of Blooming. J u n e 16.
O scar B en n ett left this w eek for a boy.
WiUiam A. S ahnow of C e n te rv ille M ay 20 C o n cen tratio n of pickets
c o n tin u ed v o lu n tarily .
Phone 953
: Hillsboro
T h ey fe a r th e b re ak d o w n of w ages a n d p rice s w as a c an d id ate to succeed h im a p p e a re d n e ar th e m ill on th e his hom e a t Sioux C ity. Iowa, a fte r
rU N E R A l. D IRRCTO BH
T I IK C H A IN L E T T E R
th a t w ould be e x p ected to a tte n d a r e tu r n to old- self and th e vote w as cast in the m o rn in g of May 22 and w ere d is a visit w ith his a u n t, M rs A W
and
I took a dime, the last I had to »pend.
style c u tth ro a t com petition. T hey fe a r th e c rea tin g e ig h t d istric ts com prising the zone. persed by sta te police th e next Havens.
L IC E N S E D EMI1AIJWEIU«
M iss F elicia C ritte n d e n of M arsh And put It in a letter and «ent it to a
anew of th e conditions th a t b ro u g h t on depression. T hese included C ornelius. C e n te r day. An ag ree m e n t w as m ade at
friend .
T hey believe th a t p ric e -c u ttin g w ill be follow ed by ville. Roy. A cadem y, B uck H eaven. th a t tim e betw een S h e riff C onnell field is spending th e w eek w ith She w rote to fiv e friend« more
w age reductions, lo n g er ho u rs a n d dism issals from Iow a Hill, Bloom ing and W hitm ore. a n d union lead ers for peaceful her aunt. Mrs. F re d C aldw ell, and And *4» ■ ta r test the chain ietterw
Th a t rearhed fro m ahore to *lM>re
O rg an izatio n m eeting for th e non picketing, b u t w as recalled tw o fam ily.
em ploym ent.
V o lu n tary com pliance w ith th e codes w ould, in
bo ard is scheduled for th e lat- w eeks ago on th e g ro u n d s th a t the
M
r
a
n
d
Mrs.
G
eorge
T
ew
s
of
I'v e lived <m heart a and murphi«*»
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
strik e rs had b reach ed th e ir pro m
th e ju d g m e n t of c o m p eten t a tto rn ey s, be legally p e r- ■ ‘c r Pa r t
‘his m onth.
G aston v isited h e r p aren ts, Mr. five au»e I couldn't buy
ise.
The
fiHttl I niiirhl |p have.
M. D.
and M rs H C line. S u n d a y e v e
m issible a n d not in v iolation of a n ti- tr u s t legisla- i
-----------------
S4> there wan no uae to try .
n ing
ticn. S uch com pliance p re su m ab ly w ould be se c u re
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND T H R O A T
Hut n<»w I have some dim«*» to spend.
u n d e r legislation p e rm ittin g co-operation.
’
M rs A lb ert P easley of M edford I'm m > happy I rould cry.
S P E C IA L IS T
V o lu n tary com pliance gets back to th e o riginal
and her m other. Mrs W H enners
m ain sta y of NRA. Its effectiv en ess w as d ep en d e n t
of T igard, visited Mrs. W L. S ta rk Hut F ather F arley *u re i* mad
«I.A K H K H F 'lT T R D
Me’* tried to break the chain.
on sta n d a rd s of decency, ho n o r and co-operation. T h e j
(Continued from p*Ke enei
J u n e 12.
H e Raya he’ll «top thia crate, by pad.
a ttitu d e of th e h e a rt w as m ore im p o rta n t th an th e Jon charges of a tte m p tin g to p r e
Rnsm I
AU m otor vehicle , o p e rato rs' li •
Miss A lice S c h u lm e rirh re tu rn e d An«l uaea worda profane.
com pulsion of th e law . W ith com pulsion gone, th e re - vent a perso n from w orking for censes in O regon e x p ire on Ju n e F rid a y from a w eek's visit w ith S«» no more dimes for me, I fear.
( •m m v r r ia l N a tio n al Hank A a n a i
Though
hungry
I
rem
ain
fore, sta n d a rd s n eed not be low ered, decency need an o th er. T hose held w ere Jo h n 30 of th is year, and on th is a c re la tiv e s a t G ra y 's R iver a n d A s
I ’ honm
Iln u r*
M RS
PA LM ER TUCKER.
not be less, co -o p eratio n should be m o re d istinguished. Sw anson, Jo h n E. Johnson, C harles c ount th e office of S e c re ta ry of to ria
Ile«I(Jener 2V72
# 80 a. m. U» 12 m
Hillsboro
W hy n o t tr y v o lu n ta ry com pliance? It w ould R oberts, Roy and A llen H edin, S ta te E arl S nell is m aking e x ten -
O
ffic
e
2971
1:10
p
m
tn
6 p. m
Mr. and Mrs R. A. A ndrew s of
be one of th e m a g n ifice n t e x h ib itio n s of b ro a d Jo h n E klu n d and S tan ley T orn- siv e p re p ara tio n s for ta k in g care C ochran w e re w eek-end guests of
H illsboro A rgus co n tain s all the
A m ericanism in business a n d in d u stry . It w ould be blade, all of C h e rry G rove.
, of th e ap p licatio n s th a t w ill soon Mr. and Mrs W A. Beck.
new s of H illsboro and th e s u r
notice serv ed upon th e w orld th a t th e business m en
T be m en w ere arra ig n ed in th e be com ing in for new licenses. No
Rend 11
M r and Mrs. Z enas O lsen and ro u n d in g co m m unities
of th is c o u n try do n o t in ten d to r e tu r n to ju n g le local jm dice of th e peace c o u rt licenses can be m ailed out o r used
a n d keep in fo rm ed on w hat is
tf
law because th e en fo rc e m e n t fe a tu re of th e NRA M onday m orn in g E klund plead not u n til J u n e 15, b u t p rio r to th a t fam ily of P o rtla n d a re visiting Mi h ap p en in g nt hom e.
law w as d e clare d by th e su p re m e c o u rt to be u n c o n g u ilty and th e o th e rs w ere given tim e application b lan k s for e ith e r am i Mrs. S. E. O lsen.
(Incorporated)
S u n sh in e clu b of H elvetia and
stitu tio n al. It w ould show th a t th is is in fact a un til T uesday a fte rn o o n in w hich o riginal o r re n ew a l licenses w ill
N o rth P la in s w ill hold a food sale
C h ristia n nation, o b e d ie n t to th e highest law and to plead. A t th a t tim e a m otion to be a v ailab le th ro u g h o u t th e sta te
Collertlons — ('re d it Reporta
D u rin g th e past tw o -y e ar period, S a tu rd a y a t th e S afew ay store.
m ak e th e com p lain t m ore d e fin ite
h o noring th e G olden R ule —O regon Jo u rn a l.
WE h ave se v e ra l ensh bu y ers w a it
ln
have
w as e n te re d by th e defense and 353.521 o p e rato rs' licenses
Mr. a n d M rs F ra n k H arw ood of
ing for places of 10 to 50 acres
been issued, 64,061 being o riginals P ortlu n d visited his father, D avid T hey a re re ad y to pny all cash so W ashington, T illam ook. Y am hill,
a rg u m e n ts w ill be h e ard F riday.
A lleging illegal arrest, t h r e e a n d 289,480 renew als. T he la tte r H arw ood. S unday.
Polk and M arion C ounties.
y o u r prices m ust be w ith in reason
L ongview , W ash., m em bers of th e class a re issued w ith o u t e x a m in a
L ist y o u r p ro p e rty w ith us if you P ersonal C o n tact on Collections
Mrs.
M
ary
In
g
ram
of
B
eav
erto
n
tion,
ex
cep
t
in
special
cases,
w
hile
S aw m ill a n d
L u m b er W orkers'
w an t to sell and re m e m b e r o u r o f
union filed dam age suits for $25.- th e orig in als a re p u t o u t only visited a t th e H allie Irela n d hom e fice Is on th e highw ny and that
Washington County Office
A m id a ll th e ta lk con cern in g th e re b u ild in g of 000 each S a tu rd a y ...
,..c e . fed
e u eral
c a . a fte r a check as to th e a p p lic an t's S a tu rd ay .
in th
O regon's cap ito l one th in g stan d s o u t c le arly —w e c o i r ? ¡ g a i n s t ’s h e r t f f ’Connell,^1160- physical condition, know ledge of
Commercial Building
Mrs. E dith G udge and C lyde w e a rc th e only O regon Farm s
Second a n d M ain S tre ets
m ust plan for th e fu tu re .
,jty Dick Busch, the Stim son Lum* the law a ffectin g o p eratio n of a L ig h tle of P o rtla n d visited Mrs. I com pany in W ashington county.,
F.
O.
Eagon.
m
anager.
T
enth
and
S in c ere folk a re w rjtin g le tte rs to e d ito rs or bc r com pany and H arold M iller m otor vehicle, and actu al a b ility W inifred S elfrid g e Sunday.
Pium e 3071
B
aseline
St.,
H
illsboro
T
elephone
as
a
c
ar
d
riv
er.
So
far
for
1935,
lllll»horo, Oregon
o th erw ise e x p ressin g them selves as to th e form th e m ill su p e rin te n d en t. P lain tiffs w ere
Miss R osem ary S n y d e r and Ja k e
18-9p
b u ild in g should take, how m uch it should cost, a n d R obert Coe. C h arles J. Lyon a n d A. ch au ffe u rs' licenses in th e n u m B u rn s of Salem v isited the C. C. B(H
b e r of 12,772 h a v e been issued and S n y d e r hom e Sunday.
all th at. T h at is fine; public m a tte rs such as th is L. P in k erto n .
should be w id ely discussed and it is w ell th a t th e
T hey sta te d in th e ir com p lain t d u rin g th e y ear th is n u m b e r w ill
Mrs. G ladys E astm an of P o rt
people a re ta k in g a n in te rest.
th a t th ey w ere a rre ste d T h ursday. be increased by n e a rly 5000
In th e com ing o p e rato rs' license lan d v isited Mrs, N. E. H aw orth
B u t th e re is one fe a tu re w hich has d ra w n a t- tak e n to th e county jail a n d la te r
T uesday.
ten tio n and w hich m ay possibly be over-em phasized, released. C harges o f conspiracy re n e w a l period it is estim ated th a t
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. H uggins w ent
It is th e cost of th e n ew building. W e a ll a re a n x io u s ¡am ong th e d e fen d a n ts to "vex" t h e ' a PPr ox im a‘ely 425,000 licenses w ill
to hold dow n exp en ses in public u n d e rta k in g s, a n d co m p lain an ts w ere m ade in th e ‘>e . ’ssued. As soon as th e new d e ep sea fishing a t D epoe Bay S u n
th is is no exception. H ow ever ,lt m u st be rem em - com plaints.
period sta rts law en fo rcem en t of- day.
Each of th e th re e s trik e rs asks ,lcp rs w ill begin a n a ctiv e cam
Miss M artha Z anow of P o rtla n d
b e red th a t ’ O regon is u n d ev elo p ed a t p resen t, b u t
th a t it has before it g re a t possibilities fo r adv an ce- $15,000 in general dam ages, $10,000 paign to e lim in a te unlicensed d r iv w as a g u est last T h u rsd a y of h e r
from th e highw ay, both in the m other, Mrs. B e rth a Zanow .
m ent .increased po p u latio n and e x p a n d in g business. , *n p u n itiv e dam ages and $5500 at- ers
T L JT P ’ C BETTER SHOES
in te re sts of safety and of re v en u e
Mr. and M rs A. W Schiedel of
T h e n ew capitol should ty p ify th e new , g re a te r ‘orney s fees. D iversity of citizen- to th e state.
I I 11^13 O EXPERT FITTERS
A
u
ro
ra
visited
’re
la
tiv
e
s
in
H
ills
e n d g ro w in g O regon a n d should cost w h a te v e r is i‘1*P- “ >1' p lain tiffs living in W ash-
R enew al blanks a re also a v a il
n ecessary to p ro v id e all necessary m o d e m conven- ington and the d efen d a n ts in O re- ab le at th e sh e riff’s office, ju stice boro Sunday
137 S. Second Avenue
iences a n d e q u ip m e n t fo r first class p u b lic se rv ice H 00- w a* given as th e basis for of th e peace and local c h am b er of
Mrs. G. W T am iesie and S y lv e st
—a n d no m ore. A nd it should be b u ilt w ith o u t need- federal ju risd ic tio n in th e case,
e
r
T
am
iesie
of
P
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rtla
n
d
v
isited
com m erce.
Open Saturday Eve.
Cannery O rders Accepted
less delay.—N ew s-T elegram .
A lm ost e v ery day since th e d is
re la tiv e s in H illsboro Sunday.
persing of th e pick ets last T h u rs-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
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inster
of
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day, s trik e rs have co n ce n tra ted n e ar
land w ere guests of Mr. a n d Mrs.
th e m ill a n d th e sta te police and
C E. M a rin er S a tu rd a y evening.
W h at w ill be done to re sto re th e sh a tte re d co u n ty officers h av e been called
Mrs. E m m a D avis of P o rtla n d
p re stig e of th e blue eagle re m a in s to be seen. Som e out. Each tim e most of th e p ickets
visited h e r niece. Mrs. Rose P ric k -
plan, it is hoped, w ill be w orked o u t w h e reb y th e clim b in to autom obiles a n d head
(Continued from page one)
good fe a tu re s w ill be re ta in e d in a w ay th a t w ill for P o rtla n d w ith o u t aw aitin g o r L ooper th ey a re being ra p id ly killed e tt, th is w eek.
th a t has been spent honestly and
sta n d th e test of c o n stitu tio n a lity — a n ew eagle, d e rs w hen th e officers a p p e a r In off. T he fly lays its eggs in th e
Mrs. E W. R eeves of B eav erto n
b lu e or otherw ise, th a t w ill be th e em blem not of sight.
skin of th e Looper, and w hen the w as hostess for th e W ednesday
earnestly certainly has earned some
c o n tro v e rsy b u t of confidence, good w ill a n d p ro s
U nion lead ers declared th a t th ey eggs hatch out in th e L ooper. kills brid g e clu b this w eek.
recognition; some record to keep
p e rity .—V ernonia Eagle.
had re n te d the lan d n o rth of the it. W eather conditions
recen tly
A. W. H offm an enjoyed a fish
its memory alive. A properly plan
road to the Stim son m ill and charge h a v e been favorable for th e d e ing tr ip to th e M acK enzic riv e r o v
th e sh e riff a n d th e sta te police velo p m en t of th is fly a n d a high e r th e w eek-end.
ned G ranite Memorial is the only
T h ere a re th re e ach iev em en ts of th e NRA from w ith ev ictin g picket* from th e p ercen tag e of the L oopers m ay now
lasting guardian against loss and
Mrs.
L
ena
Holm
of
S
an
Diego,
j
re
n
te
d
land.
w h ich th e re should be no recession, no backing
be found infested. All n t w hich
forgetfulness.
F ollow ing a co n cen tratio n
o f ten d s to indicate th a t th e g re a te r Cal., is a guest of h e r sister, Mrs.
dow n—th e e lim in atio n of th e sw eat shops and child
R o b ert Cull.
labor, a b e tte r b re ak fo r lab o r as to wages, a n d im s trik e rs a t the B ridal Veil m ill in p a rt of th e grief is over.
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
M r. and Mrs. H. E. P ittin g e r a n d
pro v ed w o rk in g hours. T hese a re d istin c t gains and M ultnom ah co u n ty o n J u n e 12,
a w o rth y c o n trib u tio n to A m erican life.—M cM innville sim ilar to th e one e x p erien c e d In
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r fam ily of B radw ood, w ho have H. H. S tannard, Mgr
4th a t Main, Hillsboro
been visitin g J. R. P e p p a rd a n d
th is co u n ty th e follow ing day, G ov- legal a d v e rtisin g to th e A rgus.
N ew s-R ep o rter.
Invalidation of NRA
Cady Named Head
of School Board
Because It’s Right
Donelson 8C Sewell
Mill Strike Front
Drivers’ Licenses
Active This Week
Must be Renewed
Credit Bureaus
I oo Late to Classify
Look to the Future
Our Yesterdays
Fifteen Y ears Ago
A rgus. J u n e 17. 1920—B u ild in g m ove on in H ills
boro. O tto E rickson, local F ord m an, is b u ild in g an
a d d itio n to his g arag e a n d p la n t on S o u th Second
stre e t. D r. J. P. T am iesie has a tile a n d cem en t
g a ra g e u n d e r c o n stru ctio n a d jo in in g th e W ashington
h otel on th e east. P e rc y L ong w ill b u ild a b rick
b u ild in g n o rth of his store R ay-M aling c an n e ry , oc
c u p y in g le n g th of e n tire block on N o rth R ange, is
th e re a lly big b u ild in g im provem ent.
H illsb o ro K. P . lodge ball team still und efeated .
L in e u p includes: R a lp h W illiam s and L aw ren ce T a g
g a rt, pitch ers; O. Phelps, c atcher; T h ad Reynolds,
lb ; D r. J. H. R ossm an. 2b; Ray Sigler, 3b; C arro l
Long, ss; S. E. F a y ra m a n d J. D. A nderson, rf; R alp h
D eaville, cf; W illiam N elson a n d W illiam Z iegler, If.
G a rag e m en "c h ip in ” a n d buy ta n k car of gas
o lin e to re liev e sh o rtag e.
F ra n k W illers, v e te ra n of U. S. navy, a n d M iss
M a ry C am pbell of H illsb o ro m a rrie d Ju n e 16.
G eorge W. B u tle r, p io n e e r son, died h e re J u n e
12.
M an ag er O P h elp s m a k in g big plans tor F o u rth
o f J u ly celeb ratio n . M. P. C ad y Is in charge of civic
p a ra d e .
P a u l V u y lste k e and H ilda F e ssle r, a n d M arcell
V u y lste k e and Isa b elle F e ssle r m a rrie d J u n e 15 in
d o u b le cerem ony.
T hirty Y ears Ago
A rgus. Ju n e 22, 1905—C o rn e liu s re a d y fo r the
F o u rth . V e tera n association w ill open re u n io n J u ly 1.
R. B. C ollins re -e lec ted d ire c to r H illsb o ro d is
t r ic t a n d P e te r Boscow re -e le c te d clerk.
W ard D ow ns g rad u ates from N ew M ilita ry a c a d
e m y in P o rtla n d w ith ra n k of c a p ta in a n d h ig h h o n
ors.
CLEARANCE SALE
A ll Shoes Greatly Reduced
Fear Alfalfa Looper
Believed to be Past
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