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H IL L S B O R O
JÇillsbo
A Great Fourth
rg u s
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H ills b o ro Ind e p e n d e n t estab. 1873
MrKINNRY A M rKINNKY. V ehlishers
Published Thursday.
Entered as »econd-class m atter In th e
pas to ff ice at HHUboro. Oregon
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e rro rs pub lish ed in its c o lu m n *. bu t in c; «s w h ere th is paper
is a t fa u lt w ill r e p r in t t h a t p a rt o f an a d v e rtis e m e n t in w h ic h
th e ty p o g ra p h ic a l m is ta k e occurs.
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mih on th e p r in c ip le o f ! h * G oi.len Rut». A n d *> ye w o uld
th a t m en »beuld do lo y vu, do ye aU o to th « n i lik e w b a .
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Lumber Effects All
Complete picture of the Northw est
lum ber industry, its competitive situation
throughout the world and its im portance
to the w elfare of the great northw est is
graphically given in a pam phlet issued by
the W est Coast Lum berm en’s association
and reprinted in the Oregon Voter.
It is inform ation that should be known
to all northw est citizens interested in the
w elfare and progress of an industry so
im portant in the lives of every man. wom
an and child in this section. Too little is
known about this g reat industry at our
doorsteps. Those connected with the m an
agem ent of this industry have been poor
publicists. Story of the industry has never
been carried to the public as it should be.
It is time th a t it should and the mill people
should see to it th a t this graphic story is
carried into every' “nick and corner" of
the northw est through the new spapers.
Space limits us to a f e w q u o ta tio n s .
‘•Table« and graphs picture how production fell
from ten billion to three billion feet from 1929 to
1932 how sales prices dropped from $20 63 per th o u
sand to $11.50 and the num ber of mills operating
dropped front 706 to $98. Used capacity dropped
from 72 per cent in 1929 to $05 per cent in 1935.
“Actual num ber of homes built in 1933 and
1934 in this country dropped to about 5 per cent
of th e num ber of family units which w ere con
structed each year in the period of 1925 to 1928
All construction, including commercial factories, pub
lic works, etc., decreased from $6.380.000.000 in 1926
to $1.255.000.000 in 1933
“In 1929 Southern Pine mills cut 11.6 billion
and West Coast plants 10.3 billion board feet. Be
tw een them was cut more than tw o-thirds of the
lum ber made and consumed in this country. South
ern pine operated on an average low wage of about
«0 cents per hour and the West Coast on about 40
cents The West Coast worked an eight-hour day;
Southern pine a ten-hour day. B ureau of Census
of the United States governm ent reported the av er
age m ill prices received in 1929 as Douglas fir
$20.05; Southern yellow pine $25 66. The Western
mills had to absorb much higher freight rates and
this is the reason Southern pine m anufacturers could
get more for their lum ber in competition.
“West Coast mills during January. February.
M arch and April were well ahead of the mills in
the Southern pine region In total orders taken. Then
in the first week of May came the West Coast strike.
B uyers of lum ber in the Mississippi Valley, in
the G reat Lakes states and on the A tlantic Coast,
w here the most of the people in this country live,
turn ed to the South for their lum ber supplies. South
ern pine mills sold approxim ately 350.000.000 feet
o f lum ber in April, and in May more than 600,000,-
000 feet. . . .
. in 1934 the West Coast lum ber industry
got 22 per cent of the national lum ber dollar and
paid 31 per cent of th e national lum ber wage; and
out of every lum ber dollar taken in by the West
Coast industry, almost 50 cents went out in wages
. While total lum ber exported from Wash
ington. Oregon and B ritish Columbia, decreased
flom 1928 to 1934 more than 400,000.000 board feet,
the exports from British Columbia in 1934 were
m ore than 400.000.000 feet greater than in 1928. As
a m atter of fact, British Columbia mills had the
best export year in their history in 1934. In the
anme year Oregon and Washington mills had one
o f their poorest export years.”
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
Social Nei vs of
Local Folk and
Their Friends
OREGON
L e g io n ’s L e a d e r
hoA|» . \ p
It was a great Fourth of July elebra-
V isits H ills b o ro
tion for Hillsboro and W ashington coun
(C o n tiin u s i fro m png» one)
ty. Congratulations are due the Hillsboro
country until he leaves. declared
firem en for the successful operation of this
C ham berlain If they violate our
traditional Hillsboro event and from the
J. R Holwege. who has been laws it is always a problem to find
rem arks heard in many quarters during spending several weeks* vacation them, he said
Commander W F Cyrus. Carl
the celebration and after, they are truly with his family here, returned F ri Hus.sc*
11 and Paul I, Patterson were
day
to
Camas.
Wash.,
w
here
he
is
deserved.
named delegates to the state eon-
employed.
\en tio -' at The Dalles W 11 Dier
Much credit and appreciation are also
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNutt of
•• ‘f. Valentine Ahadie and A rthur
due to the many individuals and organi Portland celebrated the Fourth ini Kroeger
were named alternates
zations in the community who co-operated Hillsboro, and were guests of Mr (
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Holwege.
They
form-
1
so well in putting on the various events i erly resided here.
F r a n k W o o d J o in s
on the program . All fell to with an alac
Bob McMillan, who was injured
p e la n d Y a r d S t a f f
rity that is indicative of a tine commu some tune ago at the Gates pipe) Fl..lnk C „ o Wood
iornw rly
Kan
nity spirit that augurs well for the future p l a n t , wilt has e to tu n e his leg ,..,s started work at the Copeland
broken
over
and
reset,
according
Lun,ber
yard
on
the
of Hillsboro and all W ashington county. 1 to Joe 1 eider, plant foreman.
first of ttie
month as assistant m anager He
The
spirit
of co-operation
w i a i s i clearly
,
- n
•
Mrs. Lena Stew art, Anita H i lt plans to locate here w ith Ins fam-
shown m all cases and was probably recog- Hetty Morgan, a n d Misses l ’ Ut ils
mzed the most in the parade, which was Meeuv sen and Marie V anderzan
den are spending the week at the
IIFNK1 II. IIARMON
not conceived until late in the work of G
ardner cottage at Meacham
H enri H Harmon. 67. of Shady
celebration planning, but which met with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Everett of Brook, retired sailor, died Wmines
response th at reflected the desire of all to Brightwood and Mr. and Mrs. A day at the county hospital, w here
work in harm ony with the firem en in Lundquist and three sons of P o rt he had been for throe months l i e
land w ere guests of Mr and Mrs was born in Wisconsin October 26.
carrying on the celebration.
1867.
W. S. Everett the Fourth.
One of the outstanding features was
Mr. and Mrs. John Baines and
Births
the patriotic pageant put on under the twin daughters of P ortland spent
Darety
To Mr and Mrs Orin
able direction of Mrs. II. IL Stannard. the Fourth w ith Mr. und Mrs. A Daretv
of North Plains. J u h 4. a
This carried a splendid lesson of p a trio t G. Gillmore.
girl.
and Mrs. Marion Siedeinian
ism that could be dissem inated to a d and Mr. daughter
Vanderzamien To Mr and Mrs
and Miss Nora Sled- W alter Vanderzunden of ( « a l e s
vantage to all corners of the nation.
etm an of V ernonia visited Mr. and Creek. July 6, a boy.
May "H appy Days” continue to be Mrs Hattie Ireland Tuesday.
Hutchison To Mr. a n d Mrs.
happy days and hom ecom ing in Hillsboro
Earl Donelson and John G ardner Ja n u s Hutchison of route one Cor-
spent
the
week-end
fishing
at
East
nelius.
July 5. a girl.
and W ashington county in the way it was Lake in E astern Oregon They made
Hunt To Mr and Mrs R A
exem plified here last week by true com a good catch.
Hunt of Portland. July 5. a boy
munity harm ony and co-operation.
Mr and Mrs. G A. Johnson and
Selection of George R. Bagley, ex-cir
cuit judge, on the board of governors of
the Oregon State Bar association would
be
and to
., . a credit to the r bar of
_ the state
...................
this community. Judge Bagley is highly
regarded for his standing as an attorney
d .„ - ¡ „ a
WOI1l,i ip n rl H io n itv t n »Ko
a n a jurist, tie l i O U I i l lend aignttx to the
position.
None Could Please You
It is a thousand to one th at you are not alto-
gether pleased with President Roosevelt.
HE DOES THINGS w hich you do not approve
HE REFUSES to do things w hich you think should
be done. It will alw ays be so. No president wiU ever
suit you!
If you, yourself, w ere president—and it is ju st
as well th at you never w ill be—YOU would get
into one mess after another and end up by adm itting
yourself to be the most egrogious ass th at ever sat
in an executive chair.
Lam bast the president if you w ill—it is a part
of his job to take it—but consider prayerfully BE
FORE YOU ATTEMPT TO REPLACE HIM w ith
another. A fter all, the frying pan is less to be feared
than th e fire.
You like to joke in a tolerant, superior way.
about the ALPHABET SOUP the president has con
cocted You laugh at his simplicity is supposing that
there MIGHT BE USEFUL TALENT in our u n i
versities! You kick because he substitutes NEW
THINGS for the OLD THINGS THAT DID NOT
WORK.
But even a critic like yourself w ill have trouble
getting around the stubborn fact th at TIMES ARE
GETTING BETI'ER. Even the “oppressed rich ” are
m aking m ore money than they did tw o years ago.
Every one is doing better, and 25-cent w heat is now
dollar-w heat. 10-cent corn is now 85-cent corn. 4-cent
cotton is now 12-cent cotton and 3-cent hogs are now
9-cent hogs.
You will have to adm it th at THE BANKS
HAVE STOPPED FOLDING UP LIKE C A M P
CHAIRS and th at deposits are not only safe, but
are guaranteed.
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Secry C lr Judge $ 7 5 ; ( ) B K ra u s Co Sch
\ b » M. (a rm $ 7 , Alice E llio tt $t,
M iy P
Supt exp $35 1 0 ; James H D avis Co Re
Calloway
$ 4 . James b y lv e s te r J.-iii,in<s
co rder's exp $10 6 0 ; M aud W Boscow Co
$ ! : • . n . ¡,..,1, A V\| . $ 0 . W illia m I b l , I
Treas exp $6 0 4 . J W Connell S h rf Tax
H am m ond $ 7 . tu e lla H u tchison $ 7 . Da
D e pt exp $9.30. D e lin quent Tax Fore
».•I Comm ondore Zenor $ 7 , Jesse W illiam
closure exp $11, $20 3 0 . Blue Ea<le C a fe 1
McW
? i
H ai
1
i $
I.
Jurym e als C irc C rt exp $5 7 5 ; H R Chant
le r Co hosp exp $2 5 0 , State In d u s tria l j M ir k B a lla rd $ 7 . E n d W outm s $ 7 . Nell.
Owens $ 3 , Am m v D illa Henderson $1,
A c rid Com m C rt hs exp $2 36. Co h< sp exp
p a tri, k Joseph M l Don lid $ 5 . Frederick
$14 08, $16 4 4 . P u ro Sales ('<» C rt hs exp
Brake», ush $ | 0 . John Schaer $ 5 . Joseph
$ 2 .7 5 , K u r a t li A W ism er re lie f J D Ben
P la m lley $ 5 . M a lfa r e i Jane H a ll $ 7 .5 0 ,
n e tt $6
John Severe Owens $15.
Grand J u ro rs
B G Bo<e $ 1 2 ; James A
( ’•m ob s G rocery relief fo r D in Adams
C.,m|4M-ll $16 40
W a lte r R C lapp $9 6 0 ,
$ 2 , H ilblM .ro A u to F r e ifh t Co hosp exp
lie«, Feldm an $10 2 0 ; W illis M H ia tt $17
o0e ; Pacific Coast Ih .ra x Co Co hosp exp
4 0 . R udolph E Lepschat $12 6 0 ; Chas W $19
S tru th e rs $11 .
R elief I. D K n ig h t $ 1 0 , Della Bertha
Ju ro rs. C irc C rt M rh Term 1935 ( M a y ) A rm stro n g $ 1 0 , Iren? A ltm an $ 5 . W m II
— Fred A m acher $ 1 5 ; I E B a m fo rd $28 00 B o u lin $ 2 0 ; M rs E lu a lie th B e nnett $ 1 0 .
K V B u rlm ch .irn $7 2 0 , Nye O B ris to l $ 2 . C a rrie B lakely $ 5 ; A ,« u s t B o len $ 1 0 ; E
Rena B Caples $21 6 0 ; Verne C u rry $15
l l . r l» 'r l AA » -„h e n »29 2 0 . V ,.l, Goodman ! i. ,» e 7 " « «
2 7 " ll
l
1 5 , AA... r . | | . . . J ;>, < ,, I || |. , ,
Bunk,
•» X 'c n ” " w
htldren nf r j l u n liu ti
.1 J ,a ,. »25 2 0 ; » le a n n r
.
W
Ray heiehley » I S . M r, » ,|„a
Molalla on the Fourth.
H u tch in so n . $5 5 0 , O ren H u tch in so n . $5
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Welch were
N »rnun M«>en, $3 8 3 . F ra n k SmejkaJ
guests last week of relatives in ; . / ’?• \ f rn s ,ru b *'> 99 5 * . Ira T M ill»,
Nehalem
H F Stwbauer. $12 9 7 4 , V G
..
, »i
j * j
G ardener,
$1 16 7 4 ;
Hans
Rasmussen.
Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson $ 116 7-4 R W tiiian.s, $ 4 9 .6 9 ; H I. Su,
w ere vacationists at Rockaway ov- bauer $79 3 0 ; K L C ham b erlain , $15 9 6 ,
er the
Fourth.
J a ck He»». $05 1 0 ; Joe C o rrie ri, 982 29*
1 Reginald Reynolds. Jack Barr. 1'?’! '
,:l' ? ,",h.‘11
Louie Lomax and Norman DeFrees « , 7
spent the F ourth at Rockaway.
S rh rrh n a . ,1 0 3 .7 1
»red B a rn u m ,', « 7 7 6 ;
Mr and Mrs. O. Phelps and son »’ ra n k G a rv in »77 , | . c ai R u b a rt-. »77
Vince left Monday for a few days' '*■ Gu>ra>' Fur».'-.,n , »77 5 4 . B I. Han
m l,, »9« 7 7 ;
» a rl llr r k .
»77 5 4 , AA>-
vacation at Netarts.
Bany, » - 9 7 , P . t r r
H o ffm a n .
» 2 3 7.5.
Virginia Moretz celebrated o c r I j . ui , P r ir r - o n , »19 S 3 , f. » l , Mara, »117
ninth b irthday Friday.
2 « . G AVallin», »22 9 7 . J R ic h a rd ,. »27,
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11;
J
O .Atara.
T'/*’ * “ |
»13 9 7 ,
V
Sale»,
»4 19.
frr
Jt»<h iiec'4 $8 3 0 , P f
A () P itm an C ur's |*hy« In q f r r Thomas
M.m .l.
tie r .| $ | 0
F J S rw rll Co,
S
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S m ith t o r 's Phys In q f r r A,»«ly C.J.I. dr« .1
f ' '
Il
I
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Ha
$ I s "
M . K rn r,. M..l«»r < .. ('« J,,.|« r r s p $1 O
D elta D ru< S ln rr C iré C rt r x p $2 35, D isi
f esp $11 I I . $13 9 f
()rr« .in W ashington W ater S e rvire Co C rt
».« rx $34 0 8 , r r l i r f E th e l P atterson $1 '
Joe W lnesar.iner $1 4'» Ray R rl< h l» y $1
'5 . | r . n r M linar. $1
J G B e nnett $1
Ann i W ilk. « 59r. old a<e pension exp
(J o h n K r n m d y
$ 1 2 5 . $42 1 6 . Geo I
F le n d n rks ( r( h« exp $69 2 3 , P I. P ,t
ter«..n Juve n ile C rt exp $ 5 , T ro u tm a n
M „ k . t relief
G ra u $.116 M a « ,e H oover
$ 1 2 6 . II Harm on $2. $0 4 2 . Associated
<hl (5, Co S hrf s r x p $40 5 0 ; Palm Drug
s t..,. (5, j al| r i p $< 13. relief r x p $33 80
$1.1 23 . H illsb o ro P harm acy Co C rt rx p
relief rx p $4 10, Co hosp r x p $33 04
$10 44 , B u«rh s Super S e rvir» Co C rt exp
$ 1 4 .1 . T rum an Bo>d re lie f B e rtha K Da.
h v $4 '5 . R W M anley r r h r f John It.II
>>
’ »rs R J N,, ,| a I W Alm qu.«t ( ..
herd inspector« $ 1 0 9 .9 0 . R ichard K irp k e
( • t hs exp $ . 5 0 , P o rtla n d General Flee
t r . r ( o Co p . l r s p $05 29, C rt hs exp
• * * -L
$176 5 0 ,
W axhingtnn
County
N. w »Tim ,
( .H.inii
Prue » A p ril 193,.
$2.5. H a rrison I) Huggins re lie f for M ary
I
M ille r $ 7 . Jne l l r m ( r l hs exp $ 3 .
Two Honored at P arty—
¡ 'r d '2 i" <
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J
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»
i 'i r t i . t n i j G eneral E le c tric Co $7 ..•» A rt
A
party
was
given
at
the
Dr
A.
Shepherd,
»«5
2
5
;
A
fa
te
, »27 5 3 . ' W m
From this it is clearly seen th a t when
O Pitm an home at Orenco Friday V a ndcr..»v»nne , »9 3 9 , H „n B u tt - »20 34
the lum ber industry is injured ail in the
night in honor 0, Dr. Pitm an, who J * M cL»od, »10 1 7 ; J AA W h itw ,.rth .
left Saturday night for Rochester. ,.’4 - 1 •
S chindler, »23 4 4 ; (
».
northw est are injured. All is not rosy in
ow ner, $67 0 3 ; V ic to r W h ite , $44 0 8 ;
M inn, for special surgical study, D F ra
'.‘ "'" '.
the lum ber industry and it behooves all of
n k Reh. $46 3 7 . H Becker, $ 8 7 .7 8 ;
and for W. V erne M cKinney on his
M c L cm J, $ 2 3 .7 3 , H erm an H o k n a fe l, 1
us to aw aken to the situation.
birthday. Honors in cards were $74 8 a ; H ills im ro C o ncre te B ric k A T ile
won by Dr. H. D. Huggins and
Mrs. John G ardner.
B rother Seriously III—
Interpretive , w riters
at W
ashington
say
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon and
>
. . . . . .
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j
a o
la
O P itm an M D Co S h rf'« exp $ 5 , West
daughter Florence went to P o rt
th a t the tax plan Of President Roosevelt
Coati
C o a « T rlrp h o n e Co ( ., I I , , k J j , <■„ - j, , . , ,
land Sunday to visit Mr. Gordon's
is to encourage decentralization of busi-
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I
, 1 I » Co A u . . , 1 1
brother, F rank Gordon, who is
( " s .h Supi »7 70. T j « I t r p l »4 15 I . ,
ness and m ake for sm aller units. Many
You can 1 find iauIt with the idea of GATHER- seriously ill at the Good Sam ari
SI,.-,,(I
»111(0. 1 , , r
J. m I«,. »', 1 , ' (
have held for years th a t one of the g reat ING UP MILLI° NS of young men out of box- tan hospital in that city.
Jud.-.' »11.70,
S u rveyo r » 1 3 0
Ju
cars, pool-rooms, out of alleys and off the streets
difficulties in this nation has been the and placing them in clean conservation camps in Large F ilbert C luster—
-e tn ie ( W ir e , ».130. ( „ Nur«.- , 1 5 5 . I l i . t
A lly » 7 , 0 . , ', 7 2<). S tale In d u - in a l A c rid
A cluster of 16 filberts w a s
tendency tow ard large business groups w hich they earn money to send to mother, sister and
I 191,01 I raee O ffice r - u u ilr il.u liu n »99 44
brother and from w hich they experience THE MAN brought into the Argus this week C onerele P ine Co 1 2 7 « a» n
■ t '
O r I I M a-on Cur , P h y ,
| „ p . ip h
th a t wield untold power and force the LY
J D K e lly 4
’
FEELING th at comes from doing a m an’s part. by T. P. Goodin of West Union, shop,
M ille r h e r d »10
sm aller units to the wall. The small busi
who
grows
fine
filberts.
It
is
in
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Co S h r f -
t« p
( S p e r ili D eputies I —
You can't deny th at it took nerve to announce
ness unit has been the backbone of this to th e “cornered w ealth” of the nation th at NO the A rgus window.
Charles Svoli »37 29 . H e nry S r,.It »27
12, I II Duane » I II « 9 . r , „ a , D a v i, »30
country throughout its history and we citizen would be allowed to starve , no
• I . lie ,I, lln o d e n p v lr »37 2 9 , J Dem o,
hope it will continue to be SO. Many will m atter w hat cost. It also took nerve to PRINT THE C laim s A p p r o v e d
»44 0 7 , ( F a ,l,r »44 0 7 , M K lin . »37
NAMES
of
high
public
officials
who
availed
them
■29.
le u D „ , J „ | »40 6 9 , I l D a v i, »27
agree th at decentralization is a laudable selves of J. Pierpont Morgan's offer and bought
M a ch in e ry Co. $39 2 5 ; Paine» A u to K o b e rtle in $ 3 1 .9 2 ; .lames I. Moor
12, Harold lle rro w »37 2 9 , M ike Ja rk ,n
Am erican objective.
b y N o n - H ig h B o d y T Road
op Shop, $5 2 5 ; Phoenix Iro n W orks. '
• A,,an R ire $39 9 0 ; If J Sm it
»10 "9
A rt I nnellv »37 2 9 , AI A lg rrn
stock at $17 below the price on the exchange.
$ 1 5 4 .3 5 ; G r iff it h R u b b e r M ill» , $ 1 2 1 8 0 ; !
Floyd C Sboop $95 76
»..0 9 .,. Ray K „ e , »37 2 9 . L Beam i- »37
YOU CAN'T CONDEMN THE PRESIDENT for
(C o n tin u e d fro m pa ve one)
3 9 , J ( I '. l r u k »13 .11, L M M...»lv »30
$ 6 4 2 .3 3 ; I I L Susbauer, $1 6 6 I
S tate Indus Acci Comm Co Asses exp
exposing the graft, the w ar steals, the rotten gov ed draw n. These are based on the P .0 5 E ; A H ir .^ g R , eduction
Sale- Co »29 3 « ; [ i„ , e »5 1,4, » .Iw ( | . „ r e (
C lerk Co C lerk
51 ; S S p rllh n tik » ;7 | » , G uy M aynard
ernm ent contracts and the exploitation schemes that following schedule: Forest Grove
»
I « 9 5 ; G ( a - , ell ».'7 | 2 , F r r.l S ollet »3
' ave’
A r th u r l e - e , »37 2 0 ; A ( »19 79 Dog lieen-e »« , C ir C rt » « ,» 3 0 7 « ,
have made certain types of business infamous. N eith Cornelius route, $45«; Woodland I I l ie A Co. » 2 0 3 ; State I r x lu - t r ia l A r r i I J »1 C a rpe nte r C „ A - - e - e -p »4 4.17, I ’
•19. I
Shipley » 1 3 .6 « ; F A H e rring
$13
5«.
er can you condemn him for requiring the high and district, $50 per student; Strassel dent om rn. » 2 7 2 .6 3 ; State In d u s tria l Ac 1 Ju ryen-en Crdleeting d-ig lire ri-e - >70 7 5 .
D m A d am , reh. f » 5 , s ta le In d ù , A r r i
m ighty TO OBEY THE LAW as well as the average district, $40 per student. H illsb o ro - c id e n t C om m . » 2 0 8 .7 4 ; J W Copeland N J Skee C o lle ctin g drat lieen-ea »11 9 0 ,
.I.’hu M u e r | „ , » „ h e r | ', r „ . |
' ..mm ..h e t esp »3 ',1. ( „ ,„,s p exp $12
ta rd a , 3 0 c ; la - l e r Ire la n d A Co, 9 0 c , » M Allen re lie f exp »22 4 5 ; I. C R e illy S '. M rs
Fifteen Years Ago
I, M l, |„ r | r ,
F( .
„
citizen.
flat rate of SGOOO Contracts for
A r r i Comm Co
Of course, his program of saving m ortgaged Banl$s, Tigard, Tualatin and Beav- S i r l Snell, See of S la te , 5 0 c ; Standard re lie f exp »12 5 5 , J W h itw o rth relief exp • T t y » 1 2 ; M r , M ary K Neilson » 9 ' Ahe '■I. » I o 9 3 ,S |,|,
Argus, July 1, 1920—G reatest list of attractions
( t il Co Cof C a lif. » ‘,0 10 , I- flia ly » 1 3 .2 0 , »9 37
v " “ ! " * 2 :rr n " ' 1' N " ,Z » ’ • S A N u l
ever arranged for Fourth of Ju ly celebration here. farm s and homes, the construction of public w orks erton will be considered this com- I
row • j w
T il v Y a rd , ( >( h« r x p $ ’ 4 7
##
( til t u . nt ( a lif. » 1 1 .9 1 ; llir ia m
»
7
,
Sarah
It
Powell
»
1
5
;
M
artha
W
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p
r
i.,
n
3 .9
5 ; i
Co
Hoip
Exp—I,
It
C h a n tie r »77 34
ar.d the unprecedented relief payments, has built ing Monday evening
C ontracts let for firew orks display costing $1000.
W e s tc o tt, »2 9 0 ; »' A M cG uire , »1 6 3 ; N M ann $ 1 1 0 0
(<• »••$ Ireland A ( ,, (
,.X|, j, Lal»,ra
7;, ( o
(1 A J,111'
11 |,,' r r y
I
|<
»499
B ru ce Comha, $ 5 ; F I. H e w itt, » 1 1 0 , M, l . c d , 0 7(1; A P a le »15 3 1 , C I
Ernest C. Brown, now w orking for the Delta, up a trem endous debt. You probably don't approve
M
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F ra n k
P u g i, , 5 ’ s
f
S
h
rf
esp
»7
90,
»12
6
3
;
Ferlerai
A. M. Jannsen of Reedville was
)own
was a pharm acist in a Hillsboro drug store years of that, but WHY SHOULD YOOU WORRY. You'll re-elected chairm an of the board b o n ie r , A C o n tra c to rs M a ch in e ry Co. er »9 3 7 ; Bol, M earhen, »9 37.
tones In , I „ S h rf's , , p
H 3 . A |. Ama
»Vii
, her . l „ s l „ e of the P,
A u d it $ 9 5 ,
before there was a brick building in the city. He n ever pay it; you are as flatly broke as most of and Ferd Langer of Sherwood vice- »55 «.
(.la d y - Mr le n d dog lir r n-r* fd exp »1
f
l
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Bros
Mere
I
Indu to .d
A u idi-nt
( . , ,,,
C „ .2 5 , Ia l ll ir i y . r , C irc C rt ic ( s ,rtc r » 1 0 ; »
says, “When I w orked at the old Eagleton Drug the rest of us.
relief M um ie Crane
chairm an for the third consecutive
Wi ll V
r V ■>
. .1,1,1 Rock
» 6 ; W J M ill-
»
lla
n
lc
y
damages
4
l.unl.s
k
ille
d
hv
d,,g-
Perhaps they will take it out of your future year. O ther members of the board
m anager W ashington Co
store, w here the Hillsboro National stands, there was
»4
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. 'i ' , " " 1' 1' " " r W 11 ( " U i s h )
N O T IC E TO C K E IIIT U H H
relief Co,,,,n rein
, , 0 : M " , h ''
»P »9 5 0 ; D elta D rug
but one brick in the town, and th at was Uncle wages. Well, if they do, THEY WILL AT LEAST include William Sahnow, C enter In th e D is tr ic t C o u rt o f Ih e U n ite d S intes, » 1 2 ; I I I. S o -lu u e r Co hosp exp »7 09 8 1 5 ' AM ' " n ,
Sam« Slore r ,, I lerk
is , , »5 ;:o, Co J , „ | „ esp
la r k
lle - s Co hosp exp $3 3 0 ; Fried. » 1 5 , M i- , (il,v e Shindl, »
' 9 ; Len
HAVE TO GIVE YOU A JOB. And who knows p er ville district; Frank Bailey. Bailey
H enry W ehrung's milk and fru it house.”
f o r th e D is tr ic t o f O regon.
Soren
20,
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on
f
lo
r
Lester
So
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r
r
Judge
esp
20e, re lie f exp 83.95,
Ahrens 9 th grade exam , xp »10 2 0 ; It I
Swee
»U V,
r L
H anna-M atthews mill north of tow n sold to M er haps the president can point a way to get the money district; and H arry Eliander of In th e M u tte r nt C a lv in H e n ry M s y fie ld , K r a u , 8 lh grade exam exp »20 9 0 ; ( ney 1 1 0 ; M r , ,1 r r n - n ll) »S ;
, .
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I m i re lie l .lohi, » „ I d » I .
B a n k r u p t; No. B 3016« ir, llu n k r u p te y .
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Tolson
8
1
0
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Maude
from
those
who
have
it.
No,
you
can’t
deny
that
rick & Vaughn.
A G, ,.f relp.f M r Salm i » 5 ; li d i I......
la y lo r
$6;
M r,
la ,r in ,I., [Thomaa
(f,„
N o tic e is hereby g iv e n to a ll c re d ito rs { B e glinger Co hosp exp » 0 ; W E W illi, re
Progress.
Shoe H osprtnl l „ ,.„1 , sp ,;p r Co hosp exp
Hillsboro club erects big sign at east entrance times are getting better, but YOU DO DENY THAT
8",
( o r., I , „ „ I . I , . .....
of the claims ordered paid thHt on ,l,e 2*ltl ,l,y "f
A n I ,,'LVr’'.
P
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■ '" '• d ll A W ism er relief M r,
of city, across highway.
THE PRESIDENT HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH is Detail
n follow, Banks
, nrtutir,,,
IMS'
Ca,vin
n p
y fle
ld o f n lle
a v ed.
e r- ' » 2 5 W
E m ilie
P Amato
o e tram
I I
r ,t d t l o r l t.,n
, O reg
on. , he b a n k M ru
t «hove
am
; id R o u w th , B Pensions—
e atrice
in ,"
! ' H' M " ' " ' " f
I"' " f
« 7«; 'T ir e e i i * ■ ’ u ,n ’
’ r” * '»Hf.Krup,. H,mve nam on. i« 4 u ; n u in n e a ir ir e Anderson $30
M ary (a im e r Fucker $ 1 0 , M,ir v w . il ,,,.
A uto dealers get another carload of gasoline. IT. Perhaps you are right. Have it your own way. < « 1 1 7 7 1 1 5 5 t t , u i f i / i n » t o o n o * rru
; $1/15. tuition $2058.75, Tigard, trans- wa« d u ly a d ju d ic a te d b a n k ru p t, and th a t Fa B a frh e lo r $10 f o r a M
K ..ii « r
(»'»njld I r.u .p le i,,,, ( ,, J w l f t ’g exp
H ’ I n " w W ' " " f '*11 , 5 ' " ' " O
Wood »H )'-
Streets of Hillsboro w ere crowded once m ore while —Vancouver (Wash.) Sun.
W esteot, , 5 ; _ G r a n . y W e d e n h Îtë r' » « . E ll, I l P lani re lie f » 1 0 ; Edw in I.
portation
$1795;
Hillsboro,
trans-
the
f i r s t m e e tin g o f his c re d ito rs w i ll be E ||, B e nnett »10
E d ith M arie H r, d r , ,2 " 0 « h
the gasoline was being distributed.
portation $d(M)(); Scappoose, trans- h' 1'1
lhe '
Court H-’"m ln
$ (i
I o ,id , n » ' c ^
iu
G ia h a n i D e linquent Tax F „ re ftA 4 iir . fd exp
. p , r ta t , o n , 5 « . t i 2 . t u i u S j y j X J ^ O y j
° < - « ' " • 4 " W jn t n n ' , « M r, W M , . w S , Ike,
, ..............r io e r io s iire IO exp
Neal C. Jam ison resigns as county agent to ac
$ 1 7 ; E d ith ( n it e r $ 1 7 . B e rth a V Coyne O o r M r , L i b r i P a te rv .n l
. . . " '« o o '- I " ' 1,11
I h - t A lly
cept another position.
is
t
Grove,
transportation
$290,
tu-
M , a t w h ic h tim e said c re d ito r» m »y e t- » 1 2 ; lle n e ry e tta M C ulbertson $ 1 2 ; Anna JV ,'l l ¿ " 1,o r', * ® l M r , L d W o lf » 1 r,y h ",' c Ì i ’ k '
S h r ( ’ ’ ’ P » i " 73, »33 79 ,
Miss C arrie Beclien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Sealer
»
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2
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J
» Jones
tie W,
Hums
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tic
L
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u
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re
w
,
$11);
Florence
II
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n
n
in
j
William, »«; Mr, W y v ,t<
I Itlon $1128; Tualatin, transporta- tend, p ro ve th e ir claim », a p p o in t » tru ste e ,
George V<:;in« »R ; M r- Peter K e pprn f o
J. C. Bechen of near Orenco, and Howard Payne
i ' l . t Sealer » 4 .« » , J v | „ , „ a n v r n Ç, jail
tion $.3600. tuition $2887 50; Vcr-
b a n k ru p t, »nd tra n n a r t auch $ L . , Em m a D e P re i $ 1 5 ; M arie J Ding ley
L Anne W ilson’ $7
W ,| , 7 ' Ï ! 11,1,1" ’ V 'IB , ,y l" ’ •’ «’ l l « ' C rt «*!>
-------- a a.
.iiilr
.. . » . , «..ee
Bram an of Wisconsin m arried Ju n e 27.
A couple of w riters in the rock-ribbed republi- ; 1 boort,
tuition -----------
$«4 20 and - Cochran e.sLa^
2t h " k b;‘
"in .«
e ,»
m »y p ru p « rly |(ffn « b *- » 1 6 ; M a ry M aude D ix -o n » 9 ; E lsie M
W in e ,, »2 ip , j ..... .
V jn |(yhi> J u i l *
Todd ...........
Dodge $ 1 5 ; l» , t t ir
B la n rh e Eaell $ 2 3 ; ar^ ^ h
can Saturday Evening Pos» are w riting a series of transportation $100. '
’ / ' >c i.b t7 r muxt
^ t ' T J»e i ' ne
Thirty Years Ago
present«*!
in
form
L
r.
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Em
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rtle
F
in
-le
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articles
blam
ing
President
Roosevelt
for
the
bank
claims
« i m i tre pre.
if
f
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Argus, July 6. 1903 Bonds sold for construction
Tuition claim.S to be paid at the
th e B a n k ru p t A c t and a w o rn $ 2 2 ; fx ilta B Fox » 2 5 ; R o -e tla Fleenof
u d t re lie f M
M ille r » 11 ; W a-hin g trin
crisis
that
greeted
him
when
he
took
office
and
areX
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of Tillamook railroad and contract let to Atlas
C o u n ty
N e w - T,
» 2 0 . M r- II It Sum m er» ( fo r R o -etta F’lee A l ly »1 0 0
J w Er - H r, i ' " w n
which had been developing for several years before
lr*'O
« n P ; . , » , 4 ;
■
<>d e. „ , , i , a ii,
„
C ontract & Supply company of San Francisco.
u rn u
a e o ^ i e r i g a r d ' *3866 25; »530.00 l i a b l l i t i « . »60.00 exe m p tio n » c l. lm - n o r) » 5 ; B e rth a K D a ile y » 1 0 ; Opal G il, - P
»42 72 J H I , E "I" S''" C" Sh"'*
» • "5 , ( o ja il , « p , 7 3 J
*
hen- » 1 0 ; E l-le Noble Huson » 3 5 ; A lth ea
C ounty Veterans' association elect following of that. When th at series of articles is over, m aybe we Hillsboro, $5817.75; and Beaverton «1.
li
i
’’
Co
C
rt
<xn
lla rm o n » 1 0 ; A n g ir-ta llo ffn e r » 1 5 ; »an
D ated J u ly loth. 1036.
r " " £ '7
ficers at Cornell us encam pment: C. C. Hoopes, G as can expect to see the Post coming out with a series $6000.
• x p f j " ! " 'iD o w " ? i t ' V r
p 'j "W
ra E tta lla y n e , » 1 5 , Ed M rfla h e y ( fo r
______________________T H 0 8 .
H . T O N G U E J r ., R eferee In
-----' "O » - 5 3 ; J e rry R yan relief
ton, president; R. Crandall, Hillsboro, senior vice- blam ing him for the World war, the Civil w ar and
» | P26* J V W
B a n k ru p tc y , H illa b o ro , O re g o n .
St Laura E tta lla y n e , » 7 , Mabie I H a rrison
perhaps for the fall of the Roman em pire.—Astorian-
president; R. W. McNutt, Cornelius, ju n io r vice- Budget.
»1(1, M „n o n Jane H eard » 3 5 , Pearl Herod s E »"'ynm C s!"';. '"r
N e w B u ild in g W o rk
»0 e'e T U
S "™h »
president; S. W. Howell. Woodstock, treasurer, F rank
N O T H '» TO CREDITOR!,
8 1 5 ; A m elia Isaae-on » 1 7 ; A lta
A lire
I
h r' ’ " P * ' 7 60, del,,,
In th e C o u n ty Court, o f (he S ta te n t O re Johnson » 1 5 ; S tella Ke.arn » 2 0 , M a ttie „c m T a , !•
A. Haines, Hillsboro, chaplain; H. G. Fitch, C orne
m ,|N'
' n II Î ' i '" " ' 1 H '" * " '" '* ” P •> »12
An in
I ni ’
(G
»7 9
1 9 » ; »w
gon ,
f o r th e C o u n ty o f W im h in g to n ,
w
;
......
lius, secretary; R. W- McNutt, color custodian. Mrs.
exp Î 3 « " ’
" ''i" ..... T i' T "* E o re rlo ',,,,, Id
K in g » 1 5 ; Iren . K rc je r » 1 2 , D o r, Bell
U
n
d
e
r
W
ay
L
o
cally
P ro b a te D e p a rtm e n t.
Now
that
the
Wagner
bill
prohibits
unfair
p
rac
IOnf ' ? x p yn, ^ ' ; ± " rn " ' r « - " » " - 'e , " m
E O C randall, Hillsboro, heads ladies' auxiliary.
.
N o tic e la hereby g iv e n th a t th e un d e r- le e » 1 6 ; C a the rine M a r-h a ll » 1 5 ; Donna
»«Ó
F .ri
i "
|M r l' " " 1 , l, r k
, r‘
'f " " 1»««» « -heep k ille d
Betw een 5000 and 6000 attend F ourth of Ju ly tices by employers, it would not be out of order to
Considerable building activity in "'«"u*. •' » O r,«wen, ha« been a p p o in te d S rh a n tk M ere d ith » 2 2 ; ( o r a E l-ie Moe $ 1 6 ; M ay, Hr,,- M e r i" ” , ' I ' ’ r1'11* '" '• '''" " '( y by ’ does « I
suggest
passage
of
a
bill
which
will
prohibit
u
n
»
3
2
,
Lau
ra
I,
M
u
rra
y
»
2
5
;
Florence
J
the Hillsboro area was reported “ ' | m in l» tr a u .r o f th e eetate o f Jo h n
celebration at Cornelius.
«,,' H oover 89 99* u " u "
" ,l' * M '9
J M B i i k t 'y n . h e l" Ï r , . A , ly ' 1*
,2 0 i
fair practices by profit-seeking organizers of non t h i s w e e k h v I r v n l I..W .4 -1 . » ° S lg rM t, deeeaaed, by th e C o u n ty C o u rt Newton $ 2 !); Anna .1 Pavey »1(1; »ranee,
..... ; - p f t s y i v i X n ' ^ t / ' r ;
W. E. M cCourt buys P. B. Southw orth resort, descript
m nlM 7 h I c o u t T b
C°.m ' I o f th e 8 U l*
W w h ln g u m
R andolph » 2 9 ; H u lrla S Ityd m a n , »12 Ad
u
n
io
n
s—Hood
River
News.
one of best stands in city.
panies. Dr. J. O. Robb is complet- C o o n ty , and haa r p ia lif in t . A l l person» dye M .Shatter » 1 5 ; S tella S haffer »15
ing a greenhouse back of his home h"v,"k cla im » a g a in m »aid ro ta te are M innie K Sharp » 2 3 ; B e rtha A Shaver ■ '■ T i'n M K f r ^ ; 3 o » ' ' i 20A * f S e h e , , -
C ounty's public schools turn out 171 eighth
H ro i
at Sixth and Washington Chet h*r7 ,L n‘>tlf I " 1
preaent th e ««me, d u ly » 1 5 ; Jenn ie V Shepherd » 1 5 ; M ary I. Enel Ci, W idow'« 1» *
grade graduates.
M errill is m a k i n g r n n l r l r.e o o o «
v e rifie d , aa by la w re q u ire d , t o th e un
m ith » 2 2 ; J.wlie S m ith » 1 5 ; J u lia Van M"re< »4.
Mrs. B. T- F lint of near Scholls died Ju ly 2.
One feature in favor of the old style phono ,M e r r i l l i.s m axing r a p i d progress ,ior»lg ned a t H llb b o ro , O reg on. R. »• D S S tip
h o u t » 2 0 , Olga Geneva W all » 3 0 ; M r ,
F our surveying crew s a te now at w ork on the graph over the radio is th a t It doesn't take time out on d new. m odern home on Fifth j No. i , w ith in »lx m onth» t n m th e date
in '. ’ W. ‘, l r r ' * 2 2 l , l i r ” K lixabeth W estcott
proposed railw ay out of Hillsboro and the line will to tell us about tooth paste, auto tire» and stom ach street and the school and M ethod-, h»r*"f-
»
2
2
, M r , C L W e ll, ( f o , S ylvia Bean) »162 9 0 ; I ’n rtla n d G eneral L le r t r lr ( 5 , 7 » stomoch distress due to excess ncld,
ist church at Scholls are being re-
bated and f lr a t publlahed J u ly 11. i»S6.
be located as fa r as Batiks by the last of the week medicine.—Ex.
modeled
"
1>* u 01 lM t P 'd d le a tlo n A u g u a t 9, 1»S6. $ 6 ; Anna W ilk e , $16
hosp , , p
,.h y , k i . n , *
„
r/e.ri. . a ’“ doctor's
"’I»1'- of preeerlption'
«lie Ifdpi
P. F. G RO88K N, A dm lniatrator
31-6
Old A(e Peniion»—Corllla Allison »12; Supply Co Co hosp exp »1« 4 1 ; c I, G ake, ireetm en t
at the Hillsboro Phnrm aey — Aw.
Laudable Objective
I
I flxU ifcct tilg ( ‘o t
Mrs. Ola Hansen of Portland were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E
W illia m I nger damages »1 sheep killed
L. Johnson.
I
937
M
■ • t
D ix o n
< ounl >
C L A IM S A L L O W E D
FOR TH E M O N TH 1 '
W. C Theda of Tacoma, Wash.,
Nurse f 16 1 2 5 , A I. Am a, her A u d it Ju«
OF JU N E . 193 5
was in Hillsboro Friday afternoon
tn e of the Peace C.»urts f l j u . A rchie f
R
&
H —ll.l« e r M achine A M arine
on business He returned to Tacoma W orks,
I ockm an C o u rt hs exp f 1 3 4 2 ; I A I •■■■
S
Jov llr v n . f t ; A «soci.tied
124
B u lil f f i r e C rt f o . M rs M tv lla r t r u o p l
i Friday night.
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6 0 . \x«oviatc<t ( h l Co. f .’ O
OU Co.“
Co s h r f s
Î
Miss Joan Carlson of Portland J W D ixon f lT S R x . S W M e lh u K h . f l B u ,iff ( ir , t i l $ 2 4 . R f P u ryce
s J u s t),e
spent the Fourth and the week-end 7 5 . M l \ . t i 913 M ; V irg il \ »n..... . $
J u s ti,
xp f i o r i 5 . Donald
with her grandm other. Mrs. Elma 3 2 ; Torn I reti. $14 6 5 ; AI»« H t<vr f i l
e f 0«>, I l P k e r
I .: \ K.e -, f 13 !».*• F ra n k F a xt, f 13
Denby.
. J .S I e »is ( o Corn
W S "a ih e . $ 1 3 ' .
A ll- .. ! \ . k • n $13 •
.d» s M . l . h , ( le rk
„ ( rt
$<••
Bob O Brien and Jack Weik r e
r l Tanno«* rh. $ 1 3 ’? *., j,»hn L Der<. f 13
ss C r t h- $34 09
turned Monday from a w eek’s fish
llu n t lk y .
$ U .1 5 ;
1 t .» t
A rth u ur
ato
C
rt
hs
«P
ing trip to Nehalem.
.1 f t l l»5; G M a«tran>!ta. f 7 »17;
$ 4 I
Ja
( rt h»
It
Utti A Co. f _•
* . U .»ne Co
Mr and Mrs. K enneth Patterson
5, hosp
t I I. n
• • 924.3
and son of Salem spent Sunduy at
M» $ U
M .tn
rf« sp $«.]
i (h l
of ('a h í
$47 3 4 . Urti
the J. W. Connell home.
ho
’«ok <
$4 .» 0 9 .
• » f $ I l 44.
s. $ 5 . tie,» C Teufel. $1 2 0 . Mr. g-
Ja
I .» ho
h >sp •« p > 1 7 1 .
$2
Mrs. Ada L. Patterson spent the State llu h w a x Comm $ 4 1 . 1. L M a d
tde Hei
tt W ,
i
h ’l
Insper $33 4 0 .
w eek-end w ith Mrs. C. B C nander tyre , $ 1 4 3 .7 0 . Louis Lm nax $ | 5 5s Re
t i n n i r M. I ,r u , I
( „ I,... J
rs p > 16. Ilea
m aid R eynolds. $60 0 4 . J
W
B irn e
at Vancouver, Wash.
I
, II... hat S u r-. ,
h..-|, »,; , « ,. M r
sp $ !X
• II
»7
I I Bo
\ T u n - r . » . . At A r . | , « r
» J ill» . I>r
Mr. and Mrs A rthur Kroeger and - < «1; • • U H AV
Pr i s
i M y 19 1 .)
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I. » O 'M ara »1. J o h n ,to n e X u r w Co
II.
Via
Co
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K
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a
,
11
It.,
i» ( 5 . > h rf . r x p
$1
children spent Saturday at the .1 » Mitz. l. »1
ir k W illia m M o la n ti $ 6 . Jame« H H » th
.1 1( T ..n i|,k „„. »1
.
t u r » C.. C lerk .«..n $ 5 . M a n
Tr
J • J.l. » . , , 46 Bur
round-up at Molalla.
II h $
M.
> Kav
F ra n k
Allen, $ 4 .
Thoinax < 5>nn«ll, $ 1 . h . - p r s p »7 97.; » .tw ,
»1,1. » .Iw C Luco Co C lrrh $12
Ma
/ R R ich a rd $ > . Mattle G Carpenter $7. Na
( ’«» ( le k $5 55.
M
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$05.
G
B
Van«««*,
$
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Mrs Ida Thomas of Detroit.
t i n t i t lr p n ly I . . C lr r k »1,1, ; J e pi
I
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3
.
I
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a » - «• « $ | | 0
Co S. h
.
i I
McNabb $ i " . W illiam Franklin
Mich., is a house guest of Mr. and 0 7 ; J F M it/,1 . $37 1 2 , ( has A u s tin . $06 l l „ < h r , th -p u lv Co C lr rk 77,. Ex
NU|M
I
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C rt $4
3'.», John W est, $4 1.10. A r t F lam e r,
I $(
D
I hard i
knnio Marla
Mrs. G. W. Hagle.
I h p u ly Co C lr rk
» K r,. » Lune
I,
Ca
I
$
'
$44 10; J
E
M u te l
$4 3 0 .
(h a rk s
S. ir $ . . James M o riu w $ 1 " l ; .ma 3.->u
5 ><-«srll i>UI 4<r |»rn«ti»n exp $22 •<»
III.
Dr and Mrs Ralph D resser spent A u stin , $3 1'.», John W est, $ 2 A rt » r r l io n . »7,1. Co I 'r r k ,
m a n s $ 5 . t re d i t B - ir d $ 6 . Jessie M ll->li
» une I il.lw r ll l» .q li r u
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$2
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M
Lusby,
$5'.».S5;
A
the Fourth and the w eek-end at
$ 7 . E n d e n d « i . llar« .rt $ 7 . John W
6« I I • I $
.0, I in,,.« Sk.Mlx «ir« «J $
a $100.
M ills, $53S»>; C harles H o .n i. $30 0 4 . k M >„l AV B oaro» Co r
( ..ri $5
M a ., M U dell $7 Charles I»
Rockaway.
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7
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,
Palm
D»u<
Store
C S h rf»
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$ 1 2 . John Fian«,« G ilrspte $ 7 .
Mr and Mrs. William Nelson of S M w a « e r, $6.98
• • ' "
Co . <.1 « «(• $ 1 4 ‘»3.
i« li. i . -,
$5 5 S . R k .-n d a ll, $ 1 1 1 0 , Tony k r a u . I o X h S u pi » 17.11. Zola M orsali M onta ( la p s h .w $7 . J e,.lune Am ato $4
». i, »>,,., » 7 0 . .1 I <
,
Sheridan w ere guests Sunday of k iin jM -r, $11 10. R Nt-lton. $ 4 0 .0 2 ; Fete A --t
$32
F j.f H iV
M a fk r l
r e ltrf
ls d > . Belle lu lls $). Norm a» A F uller $ 7 . $17
-o r » IS O . I l, I. n s t n n k r llr p t r ly Co
Mrs Dora Nelson.
$10 A lim
Lee, $ 6 .9 7 ; E li llow ,-II, $11 1 0 , H enry
H a n o i F e rry E .r p $ 1 0 . S a lb E rann s I ta M . 'l in G l«ru $x \ | , A klr.r»,
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Miss M yrtle W alker of College G e » ,rt. $5 5 0 ; R K lin g e r, $31 4 > ; E Co A - . - . r »77,. J i m r , I I | l , u - C o H r is $ 1 0 . A lb e rt r G ilii.m $ 7 , t dw m )
1
$ ' $
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E >d Scherl $ 7 . John Al
Place, Wash., was a guest of her K lin g e r, $ 6 1 .1 4 ; C E M e rrit, $ > 5 8 , II , order » IK K . O phelia AA',-n,rr I h p u t , Co M arshall $
$
M e rrit. $ » 5 0 , A AVisrner, $22 3 2 , C May
l. n $5 C a t h e r in e M o r n s $x
A rth u r Ben
parents from Ju ly 3 to Sunday
R r r n r d r r »77,. Vaiane 1 'n d rrw o .d fh -p n ly
$
$16 7 4 ; E Barnes, $ 1 6 .7 4 , Janies W alters
j.tm in H>>lt $ 5 , Jasper A M o rris $ 5 . V ic to r
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Moore spent $49.90; J R Tompkmx. $44 89. H H I Co Iteeo rde r , « n ; I ) |1 H e „ ,„ n « Helm Buckles R asinom i $ 7 . I -misa A M ills $ . . VMu(n<i| Slur» ( r l hs r x p 9Or . Mrs l i j l l i r
«prent
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part or last week at Seaside and ( h a n tk r , $19 9 6 , N M ann. $17 9 6 . H
Herm an Henry V«»<eb.»n-- $ 5 . M ary M« »er
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other coast points.
C » r n r liu ,.» 1 1 ;<«. » ln ,« r G ray. » 1 1 9 « ; T I n l d i r r t i l. lin r , „ , , , t T as » ..re r lo - u r r fund $ 7 ; Claborn I B rvan $ 7 . R. s, Newman
»«9 9 | ,
G ladys
E t-n » r
D e lin q u e n t
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$
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Joseph
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$
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Mr and Mrs. Oscar Wesson of Rosevear,
5m,Ih' «*)?'*
L B ro w k ra
n , h m »17.94
» 1 4 9 ; » Fred
e r, »4 19 , '
, J 'A «'' „ n c l l ( ., She,
» $4 »0 $33 •"
B f • i II.I»«. <
Brown il ia • $ . Owon Fati
Portland visited Mr and Mrs. A. . ..
. . . . . iH $14 9 6 9 . K irh a rd Busch D e puty Co I . i
$
F
E d w a rd s
Snndav
f M
14
L 1 »«•‘■By. $»4 «>4.
Kelsey $ 7 . Isabelle M e ta lle n $7 , Ellen
t . ta m a n u Sunday.
An,h Andrrwn , 19 53_ „ N,,twn, ,..79. S h e riff $124 6 9 ; H a rry Johnson D e puty V irk r r s $ > . A lire ,I N a thaniel Trask $6.
exp $ 0 * . ( .. s h rf x r x p $7 06, $64
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riff
$124
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9
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F J S rw rll I u r .in r r « In q fee K j I|>),
Mrs R W Ovcrsby left Sunday II J J e tty . »17 4 » ; » l l . n - „ n , » 1 4 , 1 .
< >ineli,is R <>r<an $ 0 . Charles I B arron
nliM.r $41 35. C rt h ' ja n ito r $10 .34, $09
M I. f «ir. (» $.12 7 5 , F J S rw rll ( ’«»»*« tnq
for a visit w ith relatives and friends »’ Fa-t. ( 14 «4 T Conk, »1« 7 4 . I- k r a u t I J 6 f»;
M rs Z u m w a lt J a il M a tro n $24 6 9 . $ 6 . M « rn s John Field $ 0 . ( harles I Hum
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at Berkeley and O akland. Cal.
«i,u,it. »16 7 4 , C h rt, T ch a n ia , » s .» ? M ane S ch m idt S h e riff's exp $41 34. Tax phrey $ 5 , J o n ie n Snider $ 5 , Fannie Snnler
|lin«iii<>rr ( .it « Phy« In q f r r Th*f«na« I»
$ 5 , Fannie Grace P a rker $ 0 . E m ily Black
Mr and Mrs J. M. Person and i'1
V2V9' O II Signor, »10 4 « .
I h ’p t exp $10 3.6, $59 69
M in n ie W yffe ls
J
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County Court
W ith the historical background of Hills
boro and W ashington county and the prop
er display of the Tozier historical collec
tion here this old pioneer town could be
m ade a shrine for all interested in the early
history of this country. If the Toziers were
to be given charge of such work here they
would do a mighty fine job of it as they
did fo r years at Cham poeg until ousted
by politicians. Their most interesting collec
tion gathered over many years and by
painstaking and devoted service to th eir
beloved state will m ake a valued addition
to the community. Both Mr. Tozier and
Mrs. Edith Tozier W eatherred are desir
ous of having the collection here and it
should be highly prized and cherished.
Thunulny, July H ,
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Why Be Chicken-Hearted
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