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H IL L S B O R O
Better Times
XBWsbortjj^Ar Q u s
Willi Which U ('MiklnM thc H ill»hore Independent
■Biabo re A m i «at ah 1K84
H ills bore Independent «atab. 1871
M c K IN K K Y A M c K IN K K Y . P v U ta b e n
Thureday.
Hntered «a rerend claaa m atter In the
p u e tofiire at Hillabono, Oregon
Fubllehed
sirs
VBBNR McKINNKY
Edlter
O F F IC IA L
NKW SPAFKR
a c. M c K in n e y
Associate Editor
OF
W A S H IN G T O N
CO UNTY
Subscription R a l e S tric tly Gash in Advance
O uUidc W ashington County
W ith in W ashington County
S . tier year ...—.... 82.00
Per year
81 80 II
Foreign c o u n tr ie s ----
3.80
Six month« __________ — .88
F ir«t Audited Papar
Largeat Auditad Waek-
ly C irculation in O re
gon.
M E M B E R -O rego n State
Ed itorial Association and
N a tio n al E d ito rial Aaao
Utm.
T h . Bilteboro A r » u . o . » ™ . no f in .n c i* i rw p o n .ib illty fo r
• r m n publuh^J i . ' l u ooium n. but In
« h « r. ih i. p .p M
Is s t fa u lt wiU rs p rin t th a t p a rt of an ad rartiM rao n t in which
iba typographical m iataka oocura.
A n lndapandant Nawapapar. whoaa rervirea and poUeia« are
baaad on th« principle of tha Golden Rula. - " A n d a« ye would
that m«n should do to yon. do ye also to them ltkewue.
—8Uttb«w 7:11.
_
Help a Good Cause
—
proving.
A r e n ’t
*
in i-
Carnation Milk Products company is
» e.,*-».i.., in ' . u ,
performing a worth »ot.il
while sem ce in the
awarding of the “Calf Manna"' trophy to
J .J J
c lu b
m a k in g
th e
best
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R EG O N
Conflict Between State Rights,
Nationalism Before Civil War
s h o w in g
in
all phases of • club activities
at the *L
fair.
i
No finer service can be performed than
that of stimulating the youth of our coun-
try to do their work well, resulting in
better citizenship and the desire to im
prove.
j
An organization has been formed in
Congratulations are due Robert
the county to preserve to posterity the his- more and his father. Dr. J. B. Dinsmore
torical collection gathered through many on Robert's appointment to Annapolis,
painstaking years by Albert Tozier and This is an honor and achievement of L’ ’
his sister. Mrs. Edith Tozier Weatherred. any boy can well be proud.
This collection is coming to Hillsboro
threugh the desire of the Toziers, due to
their early associations in this county,
which was their home and that of their
people.
This collection is one of the best in
Perhaps They Know
the country and contains many valuable
To those among us who confess we may not
relics of
our fore- know all the facts w hich ted up to the conviction
---------
— . pioneer days,
- - when
.
fathers created their homes in this Virgin of Medford's Banks for the m urder of an officer, it
land. Already promises have come from seems strange that men of Oregon who put them -
Dioneer families that if the Tozier
collec- should
!ve.® forwaI d, Ka? Ieaders of law -abiding groups
p i u u c c i z o u iiiic o v, . . . . . .
,
append th eir names to petitions asking Gov-
tion was brought to Hillsboro ana proper- ern o r M artin to investigate details of the form er
ly housed that many other articles Of his- trial of this cold-blooded m urderer, who is now
torical interest would be added.
,h e pentitentiary, beyond the pow er to raise any
>
4 are
__ being made to house m
ore trouble
in an leaders
Oregon
We have
Arrangements
talked
with many
of community.
the Rogue r[ver
this exhibit in the court house, Where It men and women who played no part on either side
Will be a more truly county affair and of the controversy which brought violence into a
be available to all.
This county abounds in historical inter
est and with the kindly and helpful
operation of the Toziers and others
will take on the prominence as an Oregon
historical center that it rightly deserves.
The organization is not limited to the man and Dr. A lbert S laughter Is it to be wondered
----------- that
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. southern
v
K part
r
-
few pioneers
are left or ------------------------
to sons and at . th at G rangers , in the
of Oregon.
A n u n k ln r .
n io n o o r u I f in c lu d e « a ll w h o
who are ln a P°sltlon to know th e facts, are now
daughters Ol pioneers. It includes aU \ ho denianding the resignation of th e two men from
may be interested and that should mean the executive comm ittee of the State Grange, in the
everyone desirous of making the county following resolution: "We consider it a_ disgrace to
a more
Thursday, August I,
John Flora. M t »« . F. K alley, » » » - « I l
B a rth . A Nhavar. «1». Jennie Y J W illiam M . W illia m ,. I t ,
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.
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Kllaabelh WaeleuM, Ml. J D.uiald, 16 Fraalarlck llrak«bu«h
III,
Editor's Note One of a .senes of might well be summarized by three
c* R u»**ii M organ, d istrict a tto rn e y , sy|«ta Keen. »ft. Anna Wilke«, lift John Schaar, I»' M.«a HI im w , | r , .
K c
C S W p tw -
discussion» on constitutional ques- closely related propositions
,
K
• * ! • . »21 , i G ra n t K nm w ali.
m , Jail »«a, M »«
S Hohe. | A . 1: I. H u lc h e ru ft, 17 ¿ F rank
/.»»la I-' M organ.
»1*1 MUN p« II a It »II « X |> ,
W Miao
G ram i Ju ry W itn
II
Cleveland.
|& . Alonao
K n lg h l. |r.
tions prepared by m em bers of the
<1> The denial to the «tutes of . 76c. K urat li a W Ismer. court house Joe Delicti. 88
M a rtin Glana. | h I I h I i I m A n n W i|a,.n a7
of o faculty for new spaper use. any rights as against the constitu *"»’ ♦•‘».;s. cuumy j.,l »„> Issi. ...,,i,iy
Archie E l.ockntan, court house osp.
l.lo|H>M. M , M a r . A h . . H. I,„ ^ |
8 T
Alt« Haiti*» W illiam s, county
)sil II. J miiiw Mll«.»n
85
J.dm It | | rm M
tl}rou« h co-operation of the college tlonal powers of the United States;
.7 “*,‘.'„¿‘ mii.f
«rm a«.
•»P . I I I . Hilldbon» Meat t o . county jail 37. W illia m A (¡»««Iman. |8 .
t2>
The
right
of
the
United
State«,
r
a
Twias.
juaticN court exp. •a p ,
841.18, F J S an«II, county cor
¡journalism .
Phyatctana A llu a p lla l Supply I n . c*mn.
in pursuance of its constitutional eonatabi« fres. |& to
It Ubarti
Husch. onet'« Inquest fee. W illia m Potw in, de
— *
1 into
_A .
* the
1
A .a
1 I .^..a
aa la
f » ' e re —
t By John T Ganoe)
power», to — enter
»tatea,
C0M*
tF . . » L b . u .4
riff’«
p . »60; H a rry John* c«a«««l. 3« 2 n . h r G F Via. coronar*« ly boapllal eap. | | | 5 A . W aal Ouaat Tela-
physician
inqueat f«*e, W illiam
I'o tw ln . phona C o . county hiwpltal aap, | lu .mi.
The meaning of the constitution regardless of the states’ wishes
1 • b s r l f f « nap. i m .
SiHB’ial heput y N h ariffa C o unty Shat
deceased. | m . F J Sowell. cor*m«r*« In*
“ rv‘iards tht; respective powers of ,;||
The suprem e court «.nt 'not
*in is 7 7 , ' ,’ i i i . w T i l m “ X
Iff'«
Eap M aynard
Guy,
IMS 7M
Al
MUwl fee II A
llu h b ert, « I oreaa«* I. |8
H enry
H*uHt. 1.10 M
the •u J e and the federal govern- the states
is the final arb iter of M r havis. 32 o m Hummer. treasurer,*». Pr c
K Mason. coroner’« physician Ahlgren. |.1J «o
ment has not been deduced by what is the sphere of action Of W llln ire tto Valley P lan n in g «amntlaahm, inquest fre. 11 A llu b h ret, deceased, Charlea K tear, 1.1.1 so. Pat hua n a Iin
61; It T h rn a r. »3.1 WO . (¡a ,.rM< Jettnlng.
abstract reasoning over the wor- both the federal and state gov ern -1
• lu 0 * M w t n L G raham , do* 81». f j s « w * i i . «kroner*« inquest
fee
*
llnquowt la x foreclosure fund rep . | s u . I.o l. M * i » i u n , .leceeaed, 81»;
h r F T 810.17. W W
Moody,
|S.1 s o .
M a rrin
ay
Each report of the county financial
condition is further indication of improved
conditions over that . period
and
.
. of two
.
three years ago when scrip was in cir-
dilation to prevent discount rates on coun- iU.
tv warrants front going too high. Now the
interest rate on warrants has been cut
from six to three per cent and instead of
increasing the warrant debt in six months
time Shows a decrease of >45.089.76. Then
s n m o w n n lri < *v t h a t rn n r iitio v w
‘
*
A R G U S ,
,s
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111,.
V
Carlson
'm
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I an exam ination of the Intent of; Kiom 1837 on. while Taney was
tr*»ners. Rather, it has been ¡chief Justice, the theories of the
'd eriv ed by a process of rattonaliza- court may be sum m arised in thrice
it| on o t political parties and aeon-
different
*1 ”
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lllt I* III
| propositions
J lt » LH
11 l l ) | l > .
d-
11) T h a t s o v e r e ig n t y i n Ih«» I
¡omic interests to justify their post
U
11» in ai sosereigniy m the u n ite .1
*>0118 Upon poitical issues of the
he States is divided between two een
day.
ters, the states and the national
When the new governm ent went government, neither of w hich is
m to effect the conflicting economic
“
supreme over the other;
(2) The national governm ent is
interests still struggled for control
»i ?°«v^in* / h *! ’* ieneral w elfare
clause was all-inclusive. A liberal
interpretation of the constitution
would give the governm ent aU thc
•spokes-
who op-
■iff and
¡Hamilton:s financial* meaTdies
ires gen-
erally. To him such m easures
controversy involved the state and
federal government. Taney tended
to uphold thc rig h u of
‘s, X s
and jim it the powers of the fed-
eral governm ent as in the Dred
Scott decision; M arshall consis-
tently upheld the authority of the
national government.
Taney regarded the interests of
•• *
'»"•« .ireulk cuuri: ¿5.,; I K„. k,r7^.m .,;?.-,;i;^U . . . .„«u-! fw
M.» ii.rti.m i.r i,.ihtr rirrult .»..rt, M . l- .i. M .t.u u r. , i ....».« i no
J, 11 i'si,,'.r.i. bailiff c i m I jury. |s
Relief
v'!w
«l'vuii ««,«
m „
lla lla
Hertha A rm airoit«.
Ili)
Irene
Luca, county clerk. 3180. * H Altm an, | 6 . W m I I Boulin
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Klaer. »77 t*<
John Guyer, | ft « h <
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re Zelle liannet
ine Ham m ond, deputy rvu n ty cle.k
f? “
‘¡ p ’“ »» county clerk.
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J “u ’ ‘ “ county
» ’“ y ‘ i«*rk « «•*»». »6<>
treasurer, . . flu
I • Matul
«n» W Buacow,
,b.
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l.rn a U elplam h * clerk c u n t y treaaurer.
•t»u. Jam «« I I Pavla, county recorder.
*tlH‘ ■ Ophelia Wiamer. deputy m uiity
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¡«undeer». 110, H a ttie l « w i.r , »; &o M n
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m
2ilLTJ?Uwl; wi! ° M*rle ,'“r‘Jr
Mr’ M«ry k Neiiaon. 8«;
dept «¿ p ' i i n
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1'»; Mel fridge Brother«, «-«»wrt H.»u«« •» .,
«6*- Pltfgly W iggly, relief M m E K G i £
• *•»«. »1
W ile y s grocery, relief Mylei»
» 11 111, I o n la tt.l ( la , a r . * a r..n ,|.a ii,
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a .p
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a .|. »1» 70. 1,4.1 »17 10; H I . i .
tria l A rc L Im l <*«»nttnlaai«»u, county h i e i * i t * l
• M. 318 6J. c .^ r t h.H*se re p 82 i s c i n i y
JT**!?’?
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lion Bakery, rounty Jell e«p
ly
ho«|.il«| e»P |J , | , F
Siiperi«»r
Wilk’
Mark««,
n-u n ly
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Vettr.
»?•/ 2«. roun
r
e
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h*«i»ltal
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I «‘Were gr«>rery. <x»un(y h «
l itai e«|>. | | 1« 1 | . Flw yn W ('.■»„ c u„
So sincerciy dld he believe in «»'ernm ent as protecting individual ",u~
»--»inU. »«».to. M r /'i„ 'h „ ': I'.lm « "■i^i^. ’,l i
his ideals that, in 17SM he resigned and Private rights; the pow er of X » " “?* “ 'un'’' *«»>“•'. »-aw M r . M . r , ! , . w , , , r . i i .
M ary
W alker.
|&
‘J . 5"r2 ••••Wrt.Hr. »4X90;
llotei
»« U .
hrepll.l
M..».p|y U ,
county
Am erican |lru«h
120 «N
county hrepltal re p .
tr
national governm ent ,s found in
,he Virginia and K entucky reso-
lutions growing out of t h e o n
flict o v e r th e a lie n a n d s e d itio n
acts
Sedll'° n
, statps
the final
. t h c si, cun l, t c u r r »i w ‘X J , ” ’* ” "
or determ ination by
dZ 7 re » H X X * C° Urt'. the line ° f
'> * rk h ' » l . X i T t
dernarcation betw een state and fed !‘
»»■’•• •n-trk-i
«.i
c(r.
e ra
act*ons h°d not us yet b e e n 1
‘
, “ M - 1,r J *'
¿-aw n although federal action had
t’™’" «— »»'-
...........
• ~ unt, nun». »IM
.SO „
M.W‘u L
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a X
ft
.
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m .jo .
A
Glaser
ltr<«
Wsahii..-..,,
< nunty N rw a T h n « . teacher«* e i a m « e i (.
• i 6(
rh e EI-John company, eounty h<.
P ilal exp, 8«. 47. W It Coon, c m n ty her»l <
«•pertn r. » 4 1 1 0 . W E F ln re r A (*.»
Inc . <**>unly school aupt'a re p ,
87
State In d u e tria l Accident commiaehwt. |w«*.
(Continued *»a page a column 8)
Id e al Country Hom «
A]*)w *»• »■••••i««
j’"' ’¿ ' u ,
h,-p<«l
»0 68.
|>.»hrm«.,n
K ..p tt« | r i ,.
rtH4h, ,
A *
•«* — rr
23 A.. 15 in cult!., 8 A. young fil
berts. bnl tim ber w ith creek 5-
room modern house, full basement
hav
programs
hundreds
history
as all
benefit of the community.
Here in brief was not only the th<i doctrines and opinions of the d L rS '
doctrine of the lim itation of fed- old court' were daily losing ground * ----
. n ‘
Pledges of co-operation were given tin on just one m ore spot?—Hood River News.
eral powers but of nullification and and especially those on great CVU-'
Mrs. Weatherred at Pomona Grange last
Etrrything in Inaurane«
s e c e s s io n
stitutional questions. New men and ’
week when she announced that the col
H
p
ln
^
O
th
p
r
F
p
lln
w
i J n the ensui"8 history prior to
°Pini°
n
s
.
hayc
succeeded.
The
„
.
Mu„
.r.,
„
irei
ISS2 Waahington
re lie f rep . 88« j ¿ V
lection would be brought to Washington
AlVipS vJlH ei re llO W
the Civil war, tw o m ajor lines of f<?c t’'lnes ot the old constitution, so Sci«ii.ri„K A
a n.eirr
87; W illia m !
♦
country,
which
in
for-
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h.
ri„
a
Mmkú.
n
m
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8
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Jean*
I
We w onder w hat reception an enterprising
' Vltal
~
county. The local Rotary club, the Daugh
Severe j
eceived * the support of f-1'- ' « Aldn.-h. t i l ; C h a r i n ' » - M n .-' " * •
P k lh e.
ters of the American Revolution, Native Dallas m erchant would receive "ini Salem il' he-equip- problem of federal and state rela- T Cr tirnes recelve<
Sons and Daughters and Pioneers and
others have been instrumental in encour
aging the historical interest and in bring
ing together a collection of pioneer relics.
Will ruin holly trees. Con
It will be joined in by other groups and
trol
it by using “Summer
the new organization asks the support o f __
____
Oil
Emulsion.”
For flea Bea
C u rry, , 3 .
H e rh rrl w' »'i.-km .' »10 4u
Î? '
E ''*
« " '» M » » »
H ttir..
»7; I I .
them all.
tTeTr's“’ ^
“ wouW ^ p p ^ l a t T ' a r * ^ « ‘ a 's o r t i n g '
Ph‘>°?-
Vida Goodman, | y , W m (¡ H«««e 86 j rhom a« Hh<»rb. | . John Thomas V an-
Dues have been set at 50 cents. Don't chan£e °n the p art of th eir big competitors.
resolutions
8
d Kcntucky
(Continued fro m page on«)
C a rl H Johnson. 88.80; W m I I Jo»»
* ",arn* * ** W ilson, f l u . Ham del tles
on
turnip
and k a l e
(C L A IM S A L L O W E D FO R M O N T H O F 88.80 ; Eleanor
w a it t o b e a^ked to d o v o n r h it 1 e n v o
The thought brings to our mind just how far- | - .
M u n d o rff, »f.
Mabel
88 . M ichael Am ato,
|»|
___ |6
. hH-
asK ea
. ° ° , , y 0 U .r D ir' 17®a \ e sighted small tow n
m erchants are in protecting The w ar and th e admission of
JULY, i m
plants use Calcium Arsen
87 . Mrs Isabel Ileal. 37
I Mrl^,«|. »«40; R<„i..l’ph N.taóiìT ’ ,
I I 1»* B ahlllln»
Hi«h«»p. |1 U . Am y L Bruwn. |7 .
your dues money With the Argus, E. J . themselves. Recently a radio station was licensed
new states were contrary to the „ R . *"<l H Kur»ui a Wiomer. »4.1«; Arm « Neum ann, 87.40. Ralph C Gelsa-
Our earwig and ant
by. 89 , R F Pomeroy, »H
W *
Hruw it, 87 . M yra K ('arid e. ate.
McAlear or L. E. Wilkes SO that funds will in Salem, for w hat reason we do not know, for 2?onomlc.,in terests of that section »jYf*EAA*>crirti'£ »«* Th.miL c ^ 2 ! ’ 8r»,tt.
86.80, M arya ret H W red « 4 . 7 17 ; Th o m a . If Caaey.
||Z .
M ary
A
ahl. 1 * 6 0 . N ye G Hriatol »•
’ ,a r k * 87 •' *»*»»*«•
C urry. 37; O liver poisons kill every time. We
be available to transport this excellent the a ir is a lready crowded with wesik and trouble- ! ventioL SU whTe8h
CL°n' i i IH„ z‘«n >r »" ’« A Muie’h u L ; O ra re U G n^ W rur
G allow ay, 88; Akmxo
G " arrison
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c o lle c tio n to H illsb o ro and nrovid f. f o r it.. some ones enou8h. The first step in exploiting the ¡ « u
‘
October, js-’J: J H
j„hn H
.rb. »6.6«; Bun C ro ‘' tn l, »6 « 0 . E W C a rn a Madison
Ford, 8 6 . F ra n k lin L it (her Fra nei«. 87; can supply you with a spray
collection IO MllISDOro and provide for its new station, of course, is to go to the sm all tow n 8 4
il j'Z ’Vrrd' ’.2L” »js.is;
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,27- han.
»7.40; Floyd E D a ria . »T.»0 j^ C lrd e Jarnoa A Johneon, |7 ; k rancia A lva Jonse.
proper care.
and induce m erchants to aid in sponsoring pro-
The convention held that con- Sl».»S; E C
¿¿7*
88; Ella M Ladd. 37 . Juatln G r if fith for everything.
17 60 •
M y rtle
F el.h er,
»«20
grams. The idea back of it is patent, for only by <r.ess,onal acta violating the con- ¡"tyre. lu * w); L ' « Lomax. 3.779« John (.orbar. «« . H ild a Huber. , 6 40- M orri«, »5. H e nry W M ohrm ann 88.
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such programs can the station hope to get anyone
in a nearby town to dial in. Perhaps it has never
o n l v motive
m n t iv o back
H a r ir of
occurred to some th at the only
establishing the station is to provide one more
method by w hich the neighboring large town may
81,101100 w er« void and that the
lUynoid«.
«6 41. oxisunre A n n a L in d . »7.S«. » > 1 .|„ w H .h w ,l¿ John Em m ett Parsons, 8 8 . M a r y a m Ann
»7 «0; J a a r t H Sen,. ,2 .7 0 . W m F ra n k - flo a rtley. 810; J M Per.«»n«, f i t . J.»hn
, ‘he j ud« « of infrac- w A ^ p w i." “» ^ ; 7 k ' w Y . i
M athew
Kennedy.
88.
M ary
A rm lnda
Un Youny, 86.60.
might take
take Chari»»
ChariM Au»tin,
Ai.atm »53.42;
e&i
. ns, , and the states might
John W » i Sfto- * M 11 ¡ÎJS'hLntl*i' «"'"‘E >»n>ltal asp.
Sia«, 310; Everett L P a r «on. |6 l.in n le Fred . Heed - Wool and ro n llry
w hatever actions w ere deemed nee- os; Art P alm «-. »45.59; Oeor»» Pi»h»r
-eons
Robinson.
810;
M
arth
a
Jan«
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essary to protect its citizens from J74 *5 - Aib»n
»22 32; Ed Kelley.
' • • Ellxabath Todd, probation o ffir e r á I ?,UClloW4.
' *<la V ic to ria Jaefcaon,
n. 86
janow
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86
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tate
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strial
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Auguxtu«
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unw arranted usurpation on the Dart
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Elli» w.t.,«,; •■«». «is.ss; >
officeni* contribution. í ¿ hr“ n*,» , L; Charleo G«8e« W h ite 88;
SL“ 1' 1.'ed^ L « ° » v*r 2 T eî
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Fayram . county n u rre exp
V ‘»»«n«. »6. Joseph Boyi. 88;
Farmers’ Cash Store
Large processing interests are making
a battle on the Agricultural Adjustment
rcoUn^at7nnr
,our m.idst, 11 ** very
Administration. They are taking it into g r a m a n d
“ id T ’S l e n t ‘tha't w î l i T M v t » c a r C a m e J ° u a n t n d b e , o r e
o’ 30' M
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Ma'rtln N " lb .
came of their suggestions.
® Rre» 837 48 m henefiei. 3 7 1 4 1 . ,«*«!»• exp 311.so. t»»t«i
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the courts to test its constitutionality. Ag- duce th eir customers to listen in for Salem ad- anything
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The second political incident was J** *u?***r 818.68; John B e n a fM , »1.69. I . . Witnei
Witn«a«oa C ircu it C M r t (K ta la va
riculturai interests in many places natural- vertisin<-—Dallas Item izer-O bserver
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C’aaeaJ—-O acar
Han. !
* i a * mu* 1 *’ «¡Upln. »5. W illiam
the attem pted' nullification on the I c**’
<8taU
m r t rtf C n n t k
.
« ’T:. » • • • • * T
M A lien, »66 7.7. | , <’ ®3 2O; Cassie York.
»7 2«)
Thu m ».
| Sherman N elheryer, |7 . H enry (' Rchoetir I
d u o ia r u S|°U »h C a r o lin a . T h is w a s
J2*-*»: Don Butt», » io .ii;
S u lllra n , »3.50. j.,h n c Lea ,.121,
Mr. ! 7;
Harriaon, »5; Hobart d
ly take issue with efforts to break down
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due largely rt to the grow th of pro- ¡f,’llna««'1. »10.il. John ll.aw,
»54.»». A l J " hn c >•<». »3 2».
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M' * ,'*n««n. »«; O a o r ^ I , Nnwm an. »12 !
this agency which has been of benefit to
a
t < >ne 8
M«T * il I
j tection as a national policy.
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W arh'ner,
C r and J u ry W iln a a .a . A d .lln a C r..v r ' f ',1," “ 7'1 N aw lon E lrr.< ..,,a. ,1 0 ; M ai
them as attested by the large vote in this
The "Tariff of A bom inations" ? t2 D Aii
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, V»nde«oe»erln«. M .1 » . " « £ • » ’ « « ; h u e lll. Oroaanor. »».»0; Hana
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Would You Scrap It?
D assed in I «9«
a planche. »«.97; L D alplanrbe.
» ' • Paul II™ « ,. »4 J f f t t o r a L n \ 1 h" r " »
■ Don Carina O aUa. , 7 ; ; A Iyer- |
county for continuance of the wheat pro
passed
in 1828.
affected
adversely
79;
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gram. They attack tariffs for manufactur
The bravest man amongst them durst not
and as a consequence an ordinance E W Liverm ore. 174.08, (itw.rge ««her* fin . »4 8 0 . M r . M aym a A lfo rd , «5 lb ,b -I ? ?'w . , , ' nr)' ’ ’»■''■'n. ,« ; A m alia A P a rk in , 1929 Plymouth Coach. Good
ers, holding that if through breakdown of
touch his tail.”
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of nullification was passed by a » •rv in , »44 .84; W Hany, »44.64 . (>eor«* > S .M ; O tto W ohlauf. »4.40.
mechanical
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Only the irresponsibles w ant to scrap the New convention
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the AAA they must sell in the open mar
which met in Novem- L ir8^°?*
condition
84 ’ C M >L»berta. »44 - I O reyon-W ashington W a te r Service Co
W a,,Ä r*- * 7 <«randville Harvey
Deal;
those
who
w
ill
not
have
any
say
and
are
ber,
1832.
ket they should be able to buy in the open not likely to cut any figure politically. T here has
? i:
ll« .7 4 ; L I I Sm ith. » 6 .- |
*>‘» » a aap
(34.66.
rallat
Ethai T r" * k ' J 7' H - * * a a t <■ Kaatman,
»10;
8 5 . A n n ie K ilta Jonea, |ft ■
During the controversy, 1828 to
market.
not y et come forw ard one front ranking man in 1833, the W ebster-Hayne debate
■‘ V r . r c Ä
1926 O a klan d
A Stable, prosperous and contented the political arena who positively states th at he is took place. This was notable in
Kelot ua I>owna, |7 ;
Coach
agriculture and on a parity with other g° ing t0 the P ^ P 'e on th e platform th at he will that for the first tim e the compact
George M o rtlm u r
theory of the constitution was chal
— - - — W illia m M arants,
• uwu. priNtaiinn orrirer
industry is necessary for the welfare of w,pe the slate cIean'
furd.
»2.79,
Ban
Dlckay.
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»33.30,
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exp
»10.0».
relief
T here are few higher ranking men in the n a lenged by a definitely national •on, »13.96; R Nelann. »45 23 . T tm r
»5 . Meiiaaa Kay Richard. | 5 ; H a ttie G 1926 Dodge
the country.
tion than Oregon's own Senator McNary. Not alone philosophy.
m Uef J h
The C C
Kem per, »27.01 ; Fran k Duyck, »22 72
USED CARS
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The time la ripe for an alliance of all forces In
te n t upon recovery: Business and banking, agricul
ture arid industry, labor and capital. W hat an all-
American team th a t is."—President Roosevelt.
v
r IIteen Years Ago
Argus, July 22, 1020—Earl Stauss 6-year-old son
of Henry Stauss trf Shady Brook, died Tuesday as
the result of a horse dragging the lad
nearly a
qu arter of a mile.
Percy Long has dism antled the old wooden
building between his store and the Lamkin brick,
and w ill soon start his new building.
Movement started by Hillsboro and Forest Grove
medical men for erection of a county hospital at
C ornelius on eight acres donated by the city.
C. C. Haynes elected by Scout Harrington camp,
United Spanish War Veterans, as delegate to na-
tional meeting In St. Louis. Garfield G arthofner is
altem ate. O thers planning to go from here are
Dr. L. W. Hyde, national surgeon-general, and Lou
Shirley.
Dr. L. W. Hyde Installed as chancellor com-
m ander K nights of Pythias lodge.
"
N athan Weil, head of the Weil's D epartm ent
store, starts east on buying trip.
Thirty Years Ago
Argus, July 27, 1905 Tompkins Brothers of Glen-
coe preparing to ship two thousand pieces of cedar
piling to C alifornia and Southern Oregon points
All rig h t of way for the Portland Nehalem &
Tillam ook railroad has been secured as far as Banks
and contract for clearing has been let. C ontracts
for bridge Umbers and ties also let. L. V Trullinger
and B lshup B rothers w ith mills at Glencoe and
Loui« Carsten» of M anning also given contracts for
bridge Umbers and tie».
Isaac A llen of Reedville robbed of »1145
V erne McKinney, 7-yeer-old son of Mrs. E. C.
M cK inney of the Argua. fell from a picket fence
F riday and sustained an arm fractu re
Alec Chalm er» of n o rth of tow n will be elected
captain of the S tanford football team when he re-
tu rn s to school thia year. The S tanford coach says
C halm ers is the best halfback th a t Stanford ever
had on its team
in his party, but in th e nation. He has not told
the nation th at th e whole new deal policies are
v/rong. A few days ago he w ired G overnor M artin
that he was in favor and would w ork and vote for
the processing taxes to m aintain the agricultural
-•idjustment program. Most of th e balance of the
New Deal program is not distasteful to Senator
McNary and it is doubtful th at he Is going to tell
the country that the president’s plans are wrong.
Senator Borah, white hope of the republican party,
out-socialists the president on v ital policies and
outside of some m inor differences he has not an-
nounced his leadership of a crusade against the
president. M eanwhile the president is a bad man
but there is no one yet who w ould like to
be
president, bold enough to run on a platform to
discard all of the New Deal policies —Sheridan Sun.
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N o th in C tf) InV P^ficfatp
-k s v v iiin ^ w
lllV C h llg d lV
T here is demand upon Governor M artin to "ln-
vestigate" the case of L. A. Banks, serving sentence
in the Oregon state prison for the m urder of an of-
ficer in Jackson county. The governor, as is permis-
sable, has called a hearing on th e m atter. B ut
there seems little to Investigate.
The facts concerning Banks are still poignantly
fresh in the public mind. He conducted a long rabble-
rousing campaign in Jackson county, through a
new spaper th at he controlled, against everybody and
everything sane and orderly. He conspired with
others in the stealing and burning of ballots from
the county courthouse When an officer sought to
serve him with a summons, Banks shot down the
officer and killed him.
Relatives furnished him with a heavy defense
flJnd and Banks had every advantage that one guilty
a c r' me so terrib le as his could ask. To remove
any «round for claim of prejudice, he was granted
chang,e uof ven“ e
Lane county, w here a Jury con-
v,cted
,a n? dlc7ated, his sentence. Only by rea
son
the fact th at capital punishm ent properly Is
I S ^ IIanJt, j ‘2 most people’ ‘" clutUn< Jurors, It 1»
hkely, did he escape a worse fate.
ha„„?L U,a,nks behalf every legal recourse was e x -
hausted. If ever a prisoner deserved to be w here
J* a,Yj s2®y . wht r e he is, it would seem to be
Banks <?7<‘8'>nian.
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A nickel Isn't supposed to be as good aa a dollar,
but it goe» to church more often.—Ex.
re lie f John fe h e y
»9.64. M rs A C Cham-
w A K "“ " ; . » L .,
E
McNabb.
,1 0 ;
Ocy
The constitution, held Webster, Oreffon-W anhinfrVm W ater .Hervire Co M « ? 7 n ’ » T Y Sv “ O r* * n , I 2 M ' , " ' * 1 W illia m F ra n k lin Hm lth. | 6 ; David Rich-
Coupe ..........................
L E O M ara. »112 H 9. G W allin «;
»5; A n n ie M a rla N e ff, «8; J .m o ,
is not a league between severai
7J.. R" *ih Dresser. D M II, relief ard,
J Richards, »51.96; J O ’M ara
M«, r»*,,w. 810;
Em m a
Yeoumana.
»r,
states, but a document accepted by t »84.17;
n’ f ' j ' h ’ Cl « ii V , n K "««h n e t
Co., re
tili'
L
2 lue- * 4 4 * » :
>< H o lsn .«ei; lie
“ “ " J i 24 ■ •’ « « I * M Holt, «7 ;
f John Heine. «3 76; M ay Brothers
the people of the United States «18.44;
C hevrolet Delitrery —
f rederlrk G H a rcourt, «7 ; John W Curl, 1924
H
E Hu«bauer, 8122.87;
U G M ercan tile Co., re lie f M aunie Hoover. (10
Obviously, then, no state can dis O a H n a r. »36.31; H .r.s R a a m ta a « . »11».. O
22J A ' ~ 22 W n d .ll, «7; C h arlo . I . S ta le ,
H
Reeves,
d istrict
sealer,
«16.36
Very
low mileage
solve federal relations for this is 26 ; K W illiam s. »49.70; R I, Cham bar- C u r r y , n r.3 -.ry , relief A n n . II S c h u lt. » I » ; John tra n c ia Oillaapie. »7; Alonxo
»36.23;
Jack
Haas.
»71.62;
Joe »6
87.
Joaephine
Am ato
81
I’crfect
shape .........
M r . P e te r. «2.60, to ta l «7.60; R I, Clapahaw,
secession and secession is revolu t tain.
r l, »94.2«; A rt Shepherd. »66 61; Cham berlain, re lie f exp. «6 93 ; Jack Mesa a7y,n" J * * 1!*
; Norm an A F u lle r’
tion. Any attem pt on the part of a * o r r E ia * t*
. »12.71; H L Sushaner. »120.64;
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re
Hutrhlaon
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»7 :
n n«*?f’
Clief . . . . . .
state to nullify must be considered Don Butts, »33.93 ; N o rm an M an n , »10.. - exp.
»5,49; Donelaon 4 Sewell, relief J Daniel Perry Earn, «10. Hally Franca. 1929
In d ia n “ 4 5 ” M o to r
17;
Wm
Varidecoeverinir, 120.67. O A B ttaynolda, deceased «22 6.1, relief John L i '" « ' ’ h li A ‘h* rt. , ' T 0 " ll«'n, »T; Edwin
a violation of the constitution.
»63.13. F J Saunders. »66.10;
A ll M
r ” d *■•>»»1. »’ ; John
Again, the question was settled McLeod.
cycle. New rubber, very
Ik
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,e*
,**ae’*
922
60-
Hfi;
V e rl Salee, »37.28; John Garda, »1.9»; «
n
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2
4
1.
C
atherine
M
orris.
«8;
A
rth
u
r
ln r • reB* f w K Perry
not upon abstract reasoning but by •Six C o rn e r» tiara« », Ryron H tea m s. I ’ nm .. . . . r.« Ui.k . A
Beniam in H o lt, »6; Jasper A M orris, »6;
good condition,
V l w*’uRa * Kh A,<,r,ch •f>.
816.8’.»
conceding to the south a revision
™ Me* ch* 'n . »79.30 ; H t. Funk,
R• S no,,,*• 27 ■ ’ ■o’ 11"» A
All the extras .... X J . V
a
h
w
ew
;"''»^;«*
•ourt " p <SUt’ ” MIRs
of the tariff.
M ills, »6; H erm an lla n r y V nnel.ann «7-
E Downer, »63.34; F ran k Keh.
M a ry M eyer, » 7 ; C labora E Bryan »7 ’
The slavery question, though a »57.36; H Becker, »112.26; K u rt Liebnow . w iik11'? J 7’? ' 1
Ht,L*
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B
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New
m
an,
«12;
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LaM
ore,
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»99 76;
A
Pa«e
more bitter struggle, i n v o l v e d »99 76 ; It K Schindler,
w uu
M; RE W"-”' 21 N ancy M Doane, » 7 : J „ hn H r„ w „
E
K lin n e r. 6o
Dealer for
prim arily the same question as that »14.97; P K E lin « H » a r, ««. »3.49;
u 8i
" rk' ' 21
” 1
2l «0; »7 Owen Perry Kelsey. «7; l„ .b e ||. m 7-
»337.03; Bailey's ,,
«1 'o.To
60 R W
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r,l“’’n
2 , SB'
201 H
L 1 ''"I',
MacKenxIe,
of tariff, namely, the powers of »«■»ice station, S6c . Christensen M achine
1 »llso.
»7 .
f.llen Vickers,
»6
A lfred Hudson and T e rra p la n e C a r,
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congress. Could congress exclude W orks, »6 26; West Coaat Telephone ..■’S iiS ? JP°2.rt
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T errap la n e —
pany, «18.46; Iatntx A u to P e r u ( I -
slavery from the territories of the com
1
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86; Sahnow Broa., »16.98; Portland G en !c
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United States and from the newly eral E lectric Co.. »7.60; H illsboro C.,n- AS ' j n i . l i ? r“' .* /' ■ M r ’ A ” eor«e
w ' fcb- 2 4 1
formed states? Again it was a ques crete Brick 4 T ile Co., »31.20; Chem l- ? u o . R .h ’'' 24 • w E H a ll, »6; Oscar
tion of the power of congress to ral F ire A pparatu« company, |3 , i'a r ific H ehlffer, » 6 , M rs Ire n e Morse, «6- C I, «Ío"yn ím ''l'»"'IP'
H N i - i ’ u ,
• » .
u ^ • & % M p Z . S " « r ; . r^ SiMÍít” -
nery A P rin tin g Co., »10.03. A C 8yverson, »6.
determ ine the social and economic Statio
i’ “ *
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W a lte r
E
Hutrhinaon . clerk
d istrict
structure of a great section of the iSSn
u,*28. 93 ■ y,n,hl11 Electric company, a tto rn n -, «100; Eatber P lrle . court house » V Ä : . „ wr 7 ? ^ 4 .^ r ;! L r i7“ ,F
country.
<
• l n t< r,,n4l<n>nl H arvester company, »’ o ' D r 'j AR “ni“ " ’
C,’r " M H -il,
192 Third Ave.
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By the w ar which ensued as a t ! / ’?,' T r ,n k ' <<h' » ''..9 6 ; II I. 3 „ n k . { .
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»36.91 . F I, B row n. J3.#0 re lie f esp «13, total »51.5»; ( I It mí :.'."
result of th at sectional rivalry the «47.40; : f a r a K n k Downer.
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ticket,
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old theory of sovereignty of the vear, »2 7»; J Reh.
Cornelius Rt. 1)
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r ’ ur,'
P Sheet«, »2.09; A r th u r L w ln n e r
states was in the main discarded: Jenae, »7.92: John A ILm hlinn's Rons t t a , « h” P' M O i
Elevator c .m p .n y
W illa r d R a U erlen
Mohawk Tire.
from that tim e on the federal gov- company. «133.39; Frydendall Bern. I.u m - c*nirt houae exp, |6.2f>.
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M otor Hales can p an y.
K m ille P Am ato, »25
Ruth RiwitFir.. • 7 , David Comm«»dore Zenor, | 7 ; Jeane
courts, the final judge of Its own »14.42; M
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land Blue P rin t Co.. »6.30, Shell O il
In the field of jurisprudence a ¡•»""»•nx. »674.40; Co rw in H a rd w are. »1..
no less rem arkable evolution oc 35; H illcrest Service station, » 1 6 0 ; Georye
80; Laster Ire lan d A
curred in the pre-Clvil war period. L Hendricks, ’ ,176
8 ; Standard O il Co. o f L o u ie Cm w a. „ 0 ; H r n ^ y i t u M ¿u,
This development was largely due t n H i i ” o '0/ ’ : , Con<!« t a i ’ lP" ensnpany,
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pretations of the federalists
«on H eavy H a rd w are Co., »24 16
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Contractors M achinery Co.. ,1 6 8 -
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pointment to the court In 1834 be !l« n|’ (.5^ 8 IrH li n.', W
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come an ardent states rights man, »131.93
D eering B in d er T w in e.
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belonging to the school of “strict” tax m fund. «3 48; C ity of T u x le tin . «Sai
or "narrow constructionists" For Union O il Co. of C a lif.. »76.47; I , J
nearly thirty years the court was Ruxhlow, »8 34 ; E I, McCorm ick. , 3 1 4 ;
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