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M E M B E R O r w o o State
E d ito ria l Aasociatioa and
N a tio n al E d itoK a l Aaa»-
Uon.
F irs t A udited Paper
Largeet Audited W eek
ly C irculation in O re
gon.
T h e H illsboro A rg u i aaaumea no fin a n cia l n ap o n a ib ility fo r
error» published in ita oolumna. but m caaee u here thia paper
to a t fa u lt w ill re p rin t »hat p a rt of an adv ertue m c nt in which
the typographical m istake occurs.
A n Indapandam Nawapapar. w hoM aanrioaa and p alM ss « •
h>Md on t h / princip le of tha Golden R u in — "A n d aa ye would
th a t men should do to you. do yu also to them likawiaa.
—Matthew Tit«.
Should Live in Russia
Reports from the seventh World Con
gress of the Communist International at
Moscow furnish grounds for doubting the
wisdom of recognition of Soviet Russia.
William Z. Foster, former communist can
didate for president of United States, in
speaking before this congress advocated
increased activity among the unemployed
to take advantage of the present “crisis”
of capitalism and promote the growth of
communism.
They use Fascist opposition as an op
ening to spread their vicious propaganda.
For instance Foster said a “united front
is being formed among left wing elements
to oppose Fascism. They will work their
way into groups that naturally would op
pose the Fascist ideas of government and
take advantage of their working together
to spread the poison of communism. Gil
Green, head of the League of Communist
Youth in the U. S„ said anti-Fascist youth
in America numbered 1,000,000 and Young
Communists 8000.
American communist speakers at the
congress talked about fomenting a Pacific
coast dock s t r i k e o f “Unprecedented
scope" next fall. Every advantage is taken
of the opportunity to spread the seed of
discontent and stir up trouble, and much
of that which has occurred in this country-
can undoubtedly be attributed to reds.
It would be a splendid thing if some
of these proponents of communism in this
country, if native born, were given the
“opportunity” to live in the country of
their dreams— Russia. As for the aliens
stirring up this red activity they should
be speedily returned to the lands from
.which they came.
Living standards under the system in
existence in this country and under the
Stars and Stripes have increased over the
years and are far better than that existing
in any other country on the face of the
earth. What many consider necessities in
this country would be real luxuries in
most every other country.
Welcome, New Chancellor
Dr. Frederick Hunter, new chancellor
of higher education in Oregon, and his
family have arrived in Oregon from Den
ver. Dr. Hunter will take over his new
duties as successor to Dr. W. J. Kerr. The
best wishes of the people of the state are
with Dr. Hunter and it is hoped that he
will do much to bring peace and harmony
on the higher education front in Oregon
Institutional loyalty may be carried too
far by individuals and result in damage to
the state and the higher education sys
tem. All connected with the institutions in
any way should realize that first of all
they are citizens of Oregon and that the
greatest good to the greatest number will
Come about through complete harmony.
Withdraw Recognition
Attitude of the Russian government as
expressed in the answer to the protest of
the United States indicates little desire or
intention on the part of the Soviet to live
up to promises made President Roosevelt
at the time of recognition by this govern
ment. Subversive propaganda has been
carried on to a greater extent than ever
and the recent communist congress there,
with speakers telling of their plots to over
throw this government, was clearly con
trary to the agreement. The entire com
munist program is encouraged from the
seat of the Soviet government. The United
States should back up its protest with
withdrawal of Russian recognition.
Dollar-Dinner
ARGUS,
Social News of
Local Folk and
Their Friends
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thuindny, September f>, l!»;ir,
concern over the question o f w h a t,
to serve fo r dessert
B u t i f yo u w ant the dessert to
The writer was a fortunate individual
have a m ore im p o rta n t place i n '
Saturday noon in that he was a guest at
the m enu there are sim ple desserts
w ith custard foundations
M ade
a dollar-dinner demonstration at the coun
w ith m ilk and eggs and com bined '
ty fair. The dub girls preparing the din
w ith c o lo rfu l fr u it, custards can
ner were Misses .lean Ann Connell, Bar M rs R D. E n g lish re tu rn e d M o n
be tran sfo rm e d in to a v a rie ty of
day
fro
m
a
tw
o
weeks'
v
is
it
in
ap p etizing com binations and fille d
bara Enschede, Lois Bierly and Juanita
Wash M r. and Mrs. J. W.
w ith food value.
Cawrse. The dinner they prepared was a Seattle.
K e lle y spent the week end there.
W ith a generous supply o f m ilk
credit to themselves and their dub leaders. M rs. H e n ry Haag re tu rn e d w ith
in the re frig e ra to r, h o m e m a ke rs;
fo r a w eek's v is it w ith her
This dinner for 16 was not to exceed ? t, them
have the busts fo r In n um erable
tasty desserts, as w e ll as thu most
or $1 for each four persons. We have never K m e o lle th y. e r a n d sister. Mrs. J W.
im p o rta n t food essential fo r w e ll* I
had a better dinner at twice the money.
D r. and Mrs. W arren Hale o f
balanced meals. Custards, pudding«. |
cakes, cookies, m any o f the fillin g s
Too much praise and encouragement T im b e r w e t» guests S aturday of
M r and M rs L A Long. Dr. Hale
fo r pies, us w e ll us ice cream, d e -i
cannot be given to work of this kind that resided here w h e n a boy and it-
tnuud m ilk fo r a perfect product. j
makes for better homemaking, through tended H ills b o ro schools. He is a
T he hom em aker seeking sultuble
desserts fo r sum m er days has t o 1
economy and good cooking. The girls, physician i.i th e CCC tu m p ut T im
prepare food that w ill appeal to i
their leaders and all others who have any ber.
tlie appetites that have been w earied i
M r. and Mrs. T G B ronleew e
thing to do with such features are to be spent
by the heat Desserts should be
the w eek-end and L a b o r day
sim ple und not those necessitating
congratulated on their fine work.
at T he Dalles w ith M r and M rs
a long tim e spent over a hot stove
e n ry Friesen Loren, w h o had
This demonstration is just more evi H been
Then, too. choose those th a t can;
there tw o weeks, re tu rn e d j
dence of the fa d that the stimulus and home w ith them .
be made in the m orning, c h ille d In I
the ice box and then are ready fo ri
encouragement given boys and girls justi M r and M rs. E a rl Donelson anti
ch o r din n e r.
fies the annual county fair if nothing else D r and M rs. R alph Dresser spent F red W ilc o x o f Bunks and R. J. W ilc o x o f Forest G rove, w in n e rs o f lu n Here
are some recipes that are M aria n H opkins, star o f tin» screen
the w eek-end and L a b o r day at
comes out of it.
version of V a n ity F air, "B e cky
sweepstakes p rize in tw in contest conducted u n d e r uusplces Hualnes-i d e licious com bined w ith
fre s h
Seaside
M iss M ild re d Donelson.
Sharp.” T he film a fu ll-c o lo r
and
Professional
W
om
ens
c
lu
b
at
co
u
n
ty
fa
ir
last
week
P
ictu
re
by
fru
it;
More of this type of work would make w h o has been th e re a ll sum m er, Schram el S tu d io (S to ry on page one.)
m ovie, w ill he on tlie V enetian
B aked C ustard w ith Fresh Peaches
re tu rn e d hom e Wednesday.
for happier homes.
screen Sunduy. M onday und T u rn
4 cups scalded m ilk
M r and M rs. H e n ry G e rris h and
I c o n ve ntio n AU th re e m em bers of
day
1 teaspoon v a n illa
d a u gh te r Evelyn. M rs M in n ie G e r
I th e board o f c o n tro l made t h e
4 eggs o r 8 egg y o lk s
rish, M r and M rs S tanley S in
M a rria g e l.lrrn a e a
A l l 13 I - £ /"’I*
-
Pendleton t r ip and S ecretary of
1« teaspoon n u liu e g
f th is c ity , and M r. and
Announcement that temporary j o b s c M la rs. ir. T a ll J. o Sedam
Edw ard >1 C am pb e ll o f B e a ve r
/ \ l l K ellC l t-.llPIltS State S n e ll accom panied the gov
cup sugar
o f i ’ ocatello, Idaho,
: e rn o r to T he Dalles. S n e ll and
teaspoon salt.
, ton and Carm en Celestine Thou
will not affect relief employment should spent the w eek-end at DeLake
(Contiro)«,! from ra y a un«)
ing.
and the u n fin is h e d school State T re a su re r H o lm an made one j T o eggs w h ic h have been b le n d -’ venel o f London, A u g u st -8.
be met with favor everywhere. All possi M rs Rose R e in h a rd o f Los A n jobs.
a ir flig h t o ve r the state in w h ic h ,.<t w ith u fo rk , add sugar and
Russell Ide o f H ills b o ro ro u te 4
geles. Cal., is v is itin g M r. and M rs
salt. S tir co nstantly
w h ile adding * nd G e rtru d e Needham o f Salem.
ble encouragement should be given unem E.
v i
R u ra l re h a b ilita tio n o ffic e was the g o vernor d id not p a rtic ip a te
I. K u ra tli a n d h e r re la tiv e s in
—. . . j T im oiov /»••»«»» «$.. n? , i
• •
•
s lo w ly th e h o t m ilk , then the v a n - , A ugust J®.
ployed to seek w ork in private enterprise. P o rtla
nd
She is the w id o w o f h “ n a i n / m The
i , r Ï
The asking p rice o f $850.000 an- ilia
l ’o u r m ix tu re
in to b u ttere d _ Thomas Judson Sedam and M ary
Rev R einhard, fo rm e r pastor o f ~
. »1 h ù ikP n » d ”
Such an opening is now offered in the the
nounced by the board o f trustees custard cups o r ba kin g
d i s h . | J- G e rrish . both o f I ucatello, Ida
th a n y P re s b y te ria n church. C om m ercial bu ld ln g
o f W illa m e tte u n iv e rs ity . Is gener- S p rin k le w ith nutm eg Set in a |6 o , A ugust 31
hop fields, and those who do not take ad M r B e and
M r , J e rry Davidson « 4 1
I '
vantage of their opportunities in harvest
»„«j i t u n i t . .. i- tran sfe rre d rrom tne care o f tne a lly believed here to have e llm ln - pan o f hot w a te r and bake in a
B irth s
and H o w a rd H illis v *«- county c o u rt to the co u n ty re lie f ated the u n iv e rs ity campus as a slow oven 30 o r 40 m inutes T h u
will rightly be stricken from relief rolls. daughters
M elte b e ke T o M r and M rs V lc-
M r
M r
U “ vidson s parentjc com m ittee, e ffe c tiv e Septem ber 1. possible site fo r the new c a p lto l recipe serves eight. A fte r custards
| have been cooked and th o ro u g h ly 1tu r M eltebeke. Septem ber 3, a g ir l
Those who answer the call for work will
h »
T h u n S y ^ n . H “ ^cording to Miss A lic e M a x w e ll. b u lld in g
cvuuvc «
v u c u u x . n A o p w
u a x iu
ic ly
u
• • •
cooled, tu rn Out in to sherbet dishes I T he baby died Wednesday.
^ , d . f r d f
T h u rsd a y u n t i 1 iu
j executive
secretary
p ro
im ia
a te
be given preference on government work . M
M onday.
$1800 has been allocated fo r th e !
R<uinK o f »h c a p lto l ru in s was and arrange slices o f
peaches
O ppenlander T o M r and M rs
$1800 has been allocated fo r the
projects.
M rs. M a ry C la rk and M rs. R o sa ' care o f these people bv
the state com pleted S a tu rda y afternoon aim - around them . These m ay be served G eorge O ppenlander
of K re *
C rouch o f P o rtla n d le ft Wednesday re lie f co m m itte e fo r the
m o n th of “ lta n e o u sly w ith the e x p ira tio n o f w ith or w ith o u t w h ip p e d cream
Grove,
A ugust -V. a g irt
fo r th e ir home in P o rtla n d a fte r September and a d d itio n a l funds w ill SK R A M ore than 459 tons o f m a-
F ru it Tapioca Cream
D ivo rce Suits F iled
several d a y s 'v is it w ith th e ir b r o t h - ! be made a v a ila b le u n til
the fir s t ,e rla I w e rv ,a lu ' n fro m I 1” * ruins.
2 cups m ilk
David Lawrence, noted political writer, er,
M urp h e y -Gladys C. vs James F .
D an B u rk h a lte r, and fa m ily . I o f the year. A t th a t tim e
th e coun- “ cco rd ln g to P. G L eary. In charge
2 tablespoons m in u te tuploca
certainly hits the nail on the head when M r. and M rs. F X. F o e lle r o f ! ty w ill have a p p ro p ria te d m oney
1 egg
operations. T h is ln -
PO W ER
- purpose in the
- - budget
-
< , . 1 ^ , ^ 18 500 c u bie yards o f waste
Mi teaspoon salt
he says: “ What the rank and file of voters P o rtla n d are guests o f M r and M r , i fo r the
and
Foot-Pow er: You need th a t to
m ate ria ls Salvage fro m the ru in s
'» cup chopped fr u it
who feel themselves independent in mind R ich a rd Busch to d ay (T h u rs d a y ).! w ill resum e th e ir care.
day
$ust
as
d
id
the e a rly C h rls tiu n s
1 cup sugar
rs. F o e lle r was fo rm e rly co u n ty
W ashington county r e lie f corn- in clu d e d 1.812.000 good b ric k , 524.-
who w ent e v e ry w h e re preaching
want is a riddance of hypocrisy, political M
2 teaspoons lem on Juice
nurse here.
! m ittee has ren te d the o ld postoffice 635 pounds o f cast Iro n pipe; 347.-
370 pounds o f scrap steel. 32.723
Scald m ilk , add tapioca, and cook the Goapcl. the G ood News, that
chicanery, waste and extravagance in the
M r. and M rs. R R. Easter and b u ild in g and w ill tra n s fe r the re-
od had a Son and He died fo r
handling of public money and the return d a u gh te r N ancy A ile e n and M is s , lie f o ffic e and the SE R A warehouse pounds o f pipe. 8769 pounds o f cop- u n til tapioca is tran sp a ren t; add "G
y o u r sins “ The b ig bleaaing comes
of some old-fashioned patriotism which
w hen you h u n t out the one w ho
r s
r “ k. - l s , r
s : » a ' X T o , x p'r ,'' ; ,s : i 3 hx ,s l“ ^
,5n!! s v a
never heard.
puts country- above self every inch of the
H ead-Power: Use
what
head
..
Hzx.i.o k a . i___
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s tiff, r o ld In to hot m ix tu re A d d
way.”
C MB w i k ™
a n d WsonH l d MDr rS
avenue " n e ^ V ^ “
NecMy aged re s.d e n u o f O regon
C h ill tho ro u g h - pow er you have und w ith i t ta k c
on a ll the B ib le you can. " M y w ord
D a n ie l M e rn e r o f near B e a ve rto n ^ ' cc(r‘ c depot, w h ile th e re lie f o f - , w ho are on the pension ro lls c a n ’
_____ _
shall not re tu rn to me v o id ." says
visite d the state fa ir at Salem W ed- ,ices , have
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Hu.ey l ' ” n“
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G od l>f I I « ' S< i i p t i u e s C h ris t said.
nesday
second flo o r o f the W ells b u ild in g
k in g fis h . fo r the delay In th e ir DIGS tO L«1I1GS<'«'1|X‘
"These are they thut speak o f m e,"
n, ’ a
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pension increases. T he O regon pen
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I
and I if I l>e lifte d up fro m the
D r. A O P itm a n p e rfo rm e d an
I ?ion law p , Med by the last legls-
p o s j O fflC C S o U g l l t earth
w ill d ra w a ll men u n to M r "
ap p en d ix o p e ra tio n fo r M iss T he lm a
VY7n t n .,n
la tu re 'u n d e r w h ic h $1,000.000 was
Use
y o u r head-pow er, show H im
Stone o f Banks at Jones h o sp ital VirOVC W O m a n n u r t
M (h|,
e o ntr.t.utlon
j
j
. .
,o r seeding and p la n tin g the lifte d up. c ru c ifie d , punished .«■
for
ivx on day
in A | | t n A rri<l»*nf
ag
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op grounds of Ihe new p.wt o ffh <• .m The Crisis Ihe one place w here
T here are some 15.500 newspapers and p e rio d ica ls
M r and M rs E C. B ro w n and
m
r \ c c i a c n t tr a tiv e u n til U ncle Sam is ready b u ild in g are now being sought by u ,. | | o |v God meets s in fu l man
p ublished in th is co u n try. T h e greatest p ro p o rtio n Miss D u lcin a B ro w n re tu rn e d Wed-
to m ake a c e o o n n trib
to the
same Fred
Fred H
Holznagel.
postmaster
P
io ,
H
eart-pow
er Just
rrio u
u tio
u o n
n IO
ne same
o lin a g e l. postmaster
P i..
Heart
power
Just sounding
sounding brass
brass
” V,C* “ ° n “ Reved ' S h a V X T . \ X V i n ' « ' shoc k cause D ie fe
□f them are sm a ll-to w n w eeklies, d a ilie s and semi- c ln r n fn r X k “
d era l a p p ro p ria tio n foi posals fo r p ro v id in g and p la n lln g ,,„d tin k lin g cym bal that's a ll yon
weeklies. and magazines whose p rin c ip a l appeal is Cannon B ta c h
n e r c o n d itio n has been too grave »» r
U mIC d W h e n
K r a " a n d ’ h r u l ” 'V ' 11 ,H ' r e c e i v e d .,r e unless you have it B reaks the
to the r u r a l d w e lle r.
M iss Esther A nderson o f S eattle to m ake it possible to have an
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unU1
11 “ m S ,p * em ber 17. he A sinner
he senses It th at
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W i hen
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The im portance, the in flu e n ce, and th e w o rth ot . was a w eek-end guest o f M rs. J. X -ra y exa m in a tio n .
buster in th e closing hours o f the said D etails may be ..blam ed ut »«,u a re d riv en by an o v e rflo w
.session
last
w
eek
1
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o
C.
Bechen.
these p u b lica tio n s can h a rd ly be exaggerated. They
the post office
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fro m that
boundlea __________
The accident occurred a t about
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re s e rv o ir
f
are, as the San F rancisco A rg o n a u t has w ritte n , “ the
The new b u ild in g was opened to ljo v e . Ihe heart o f God fo r G od so
8:15 p. m. W ednesday ju s t before I
— — —— — —
c h ie f in flu e n c e in th e th o u g h t habits o f o u r ru ra l E n te rtain e d a t Piente
the p u b lic Tuesday, u lltm u g h box i jOved them that He gave his Son
the cu rve in the h ig h w a y near the , iVrtiT H r v f Qrw>ll
p o p u la tio n o f f if t y - f o u r m illio n .'' A n d th e character
d e live ries w ere made Sunday and |O die fu r th e ir sins.
M r and M rs. Sam Coy e n ter- Shute park. M r Hancock, w h o was
1
O p t II
o f th e ir com m ent, bo th in new s and e d ito ria l de tained the nurses and em ployes o f d riv in g the car, is rep o rte d to have 1
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J
M onday M any local residents, fo l-
Knee-pow er T ha t b ring s in a ll
partm ents, w e ll repays those w h o peruse them.
th e Jones h o s p ita l and th e ir fa m gone in to th e d itc h to avo id an-1
DFOkCU 1 i I U F S G A V
a ' o ,,k established habit, these und w hat o th er pow ers you
C o n tin n a d
h i „ h
. .... .
stH1
*° ,he old o ,,,ce ' w h ,,rc ‘ h,,X need, to become the f r u it f u l branch
As a resu lt, th e recent contest h e ld by th e m ag ilie s at a p ic n ic a t Roamers' Rest other car. Hancock’s m achine w iu
w h w h h a v ^ n r e J . “. ! ^ ! £
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r''m ,n d ,' ,*< Haven I Ihe courage to foot It out
azine “ C o u n try Hom e” to p ic k the best co u n try last T h u rsd a y e v e n in g S w im m in g , overturned.
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newspaper correspondent in th e U n ite d States, was games and a p ic n ic d in n e r w ere
Mrs. J. R B lo c k o f C o rne lius ton co u n ty since the fir s t o f the build in g
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o f m uch m ore im p o rta n ce and in te re st th a n con enjoyed. Those present w ere M rs. suffered bruises M onday evening week b ro ke today (T h u rsd a y) and
I news use y o u r gnee power. Mas
ie n 't the know ledge? Knee-pow er
tests u su a lly are. The w in n e r, a wom an, liv e s in a J. L . A u ld . M rs W K . T ho m p w hen th e horse w h ic h she was b ro u g h t re lie f to local residents.
H r m odeling Started
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again N or the heart?
m ore
M isso uri to w n w h ic h has a p o p u la tio n o f tw e n ty - son. M r. and M rs. S. E F a y r a m _____
r id in g
shied
In fro n t o f a c a r The hlgh p o in t o f te m p e ra tu re was
illia in
m Huaaat
H o - a c u a haa
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seven, and is fifte e n m ile s fro m the nearest r a il and niece, M rs. Z e ll B anner and d riv e n by a n e ighbor W arren Car- 91 degrees M onday, Tuesday and the old house at the n o rth w e st cor-
fa
m
ily
,
M
r.
and
M
rs.
W.
V.
Hines
rey.
T
he
evening
before
M
rs
L
u
cien
g lu rifle d . tila t you bear m uch fr u it.
road. F o r fo rty - fo u r years she has been lo ca l co r
W<»d nesday
.
ner or T h ird avenue and L d n c o ln '
v». iw. m v d i« r m ir * M
o f Forest G rove, Misses Josephine E B ecker o f P o rtla n d received a
respondent fo r a r u r a l paper in h e r county.
S uOt ,pel1 wa* broken street and is now re n itxle h n g it in - ,
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n T av lo r B ea\
B oczkaj, G race Sahnow, L o u i s e wrenched back w hen the ca r d riv - i
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U rb a n editors, on re a d in g excerpts fro m her C h a rtre y, D o ro th y Becker, M y rtle en by her husband was in v o lv e d Ust F rid a y when 07 o f ra in fe ll to a m odern d w e llin g
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correspondence, have been amazed b y its q u a lity . G e rn h a rt, M a ry M eek, Hazel K e a rn in a c o llis io n w ith a car operated d u rin g the m o rn in g hours and d
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Tem peratures d u rin g the past
stead i t te lls o f the crops, o f th e tria ls , trib u la tio n s B u ste r Jones, D a vis A u ld , K o n o v T u a la tin
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and achievem ents o f fa rm people w ho ra re ly make ¡Thom pson, and host and hostess
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the m e tro p o lita n headlines, b u t who, h a p p ily , are
fered bruises and an in ju re d a n kle as fo llo w s:
M a r , W n ir.k lll to K l l u b a l t i W ard. 7« I
tion. $65 I. N T o m p k in s Tele
m ore num erous and m ore v ita l to th e n a tio n than G iv e n F a re w e ll Show er—
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Sunday
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th a t o f o th er r u r a l correspondents. W inners o f lesser M r and M rs. M o rle y and daugh- ca5¿
M onday
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prizes in the contest show th e same q u a litie s — the te r le ft Sunday fo r D ayton
Tuesday
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co u n try newspaper, lit t le k n o w n as i t is to th e c ity
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F rank H. H r . . - m „> u. B II R . ^ - . ! Bechen, Rt I. H illsb o ro .
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d w e lle r, is one o f th e finest, m ost perm anent, and J l l u g e H e t e r s F i n e s
when her car s tru c k sacks o f corn nesday n ig h t was 60 degrees
I •• i' I •' | HfCNS Acr»*
m ost deservedly successful in flu e n ces in o u r A m e ri
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Varnon C. H trukb at u i to o. 1 M r- R (X )M . su ita b le fo r gentlem an, and
can life . Last, b u t n o t least, i t is th e o u tstan d in g
I n r e e D r i v e r s H e r e ithe highway east °f «nuboro
Mahon. 40 Arrea in Section i t t i n K4to
gurage fo r ren t.— Phone 1652
g u a rdian o f th e n a tio n in u p h o ld in g o u r c o n s titu
O J McMahon !«. Vcr». -
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f e t a l. - U . L o t . i. ». a and t In Block i t l~ t h e r puM e co n ta in in g a n um -
to a charge o f being d ru n k in a
J^aUgnCCT
rden Tract« Addition, liiitobur»
, b cr o f Id e n tific a tio n cards, keys.
p u b lic place.
C h ristian
et « u i u> r . . . a . e tc , but no m oney.
N o th in g of
L
T. M cPheeters o f H ills b o ro
. _ L . Feteraen
. .
C o u n ty grand ju r y w e n t in to ses
was ^unanim ously elected ch a irm a n r « w U
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T ‘ a value to anyone b u t the ow ner. Re
sion th is m o rn in g (T h u rsd a y).
w ard
F ind e r re tu rn to A rg u s o f
T e n ta tiv e c ir c u it c o u rt ca le n d ar! land w ith heT^Darcnts'^Three v e a r« ! ° f .!*** Wa’ h ln * ton County demo
W aahlnaton M a t y io Alm a R
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th e p e riod Septem ber 4 i n 9 « » t e r t h » v
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c e n tra l c o m m itte e Tuesday
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f ’ T r L 'i.as. re,eas^ d th is w eek she received her education a t C o r- the U X 7 » . i J P^
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in g nelius.
Argus, A u g u st 28, 1920—M rs. John R. B a ile y, b y Judge Peters
cham ber o f comm ere. M cPheeter» Kurwt Grove.
resident o f B u x to n d is tric t since 1881, d ie d A ugust cases have been set fo r tr ia l: S e p -! e r died, le a v in g her to “ c a re *7 o r r e p la c e » W P . F i s k e o f S h e r w o o d ,
Hank of lleavorton to < ha rira G K a il.
23.
M rs. A n th o n y Heesacker, lo n g resident o f V e r-
boort, d ie d A u g u st 20.
KM) Aerea in Section 1ft T2S R lW
T he la te James A. Benedict, th ro u g h his w ill,
(¿eorca V. Uouchty et u i t«. Sadie A j
on NEW and
leaves $1000 to local B a p tis t church.
S tutheit,
Iro U
10 and
11 Hlorli
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Subdivision o f F airvie w Addi
A m e rica n Leg io n n in e loses 11-in n in g game to
tion, Hillsboro.
P o rtla n d Iro n w o rk e rs 10 to 9. H ills b o ro battery:
Samuel Fox to Roland G. Ritchey et
B ro w n , Green, S c h u lm e rich and Cota.
al. 3N.22 Acres in Thoma« G. N aylor
claim N o . 37 T l S R4W
C. L . B a rb u r vs. S. E. N ew begin;
She is s u rv iv e d by one daughter.
Thirty Years Ago
Septem ber 26, A. A. Schram m vs. Mrs. Bessie S. A nderson o f H ills '
W c specialize In q u a lity com
This is “clean-up” month
S IM M E R DES8ERTH
j boro, and a sister, Mrs. Frances
Argus, A u g u st 31, 1905— H ills b o ro no w has a N A . B y fie ld .
m ercia l p rin tin g .—A rg u s
tf
Oregon hairy Council
L io n e l T Yates o f West Slope Gheen, also o f H illsb o ro . There
with us. We have a full
local in d iv id u a l lin e in to P o rtla n d on th e P a cific
was sentenced to 15 days in th e w ere o rig in a lly eight c h ild re n in ,
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Peaches
and eream
! And
how we
States' lin e .
stock
of new
Assessor G eorge H. W ilc o x com pletes S outhern | co u n ty ja il W ednesday when he her im m e d ia te fa m ily . M em bers ¡ have been w a itin g to r
th e m .
Plead
g
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in
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P a c ific assessment, w h ic h am ounts to $527.845.
F ather M oore o f B eaverton St. M a ry ’s Hom e i o f the peace c o u rt to a charge o f h e r uncle. Joseph Sedlack, being I a n d th e re is no b e tte r w ay to serve
He w a s ' one o f P o rtla n d 's fir s t v io lin is ts them than sliced fresh w ith good
gives 50 lads o f school b ig tre a t in attendance at stealing a w aterm elon.
and
paroled d u rin g good behavior. H 's and teachers.
¡cre a m o ve r them. A p rico ts, too, are
L e w is & C la rk fa ir.
| delicio u s served in th is w ay and
M e r r itt E H otchkiss, ve te ra n o f C iv il w a r, died com panion was rem anded to tha
W in Sweepstakes Twin
Thackeray’s Heroine
C o n te st
Jobs Now Available
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The Rural Press
Real Estate I ransiers T™ Late to C lassifv
McPheeters Heads
Democratic Group
Dies Here Friday
Reduced Prices
USED CARS
R E A D THE
here A u g u st 30.
T hom as C onnell of Hillsboro w as I O lIF ltV I ' Y llinifrv»««;
W. H. C o n n e ll and son W esley in ju re d in a r u n ■elected
as a m e m b e r of the coun- v - v , u l , l 7 I ^ A f llU I lO I b
ch u rch bridge.
The new post office, now opened for aw ay T he at lo Scotch
ty
g ra n d ju ry T hur o
W/.',, „«. C*_4 CL
n g lin e o f fa rm e rs' teams in fr o n t o f the j f.harh
E Herrick, foim erly o f
W ill i l l ¿ líílt C ¿ lllO W
use, is a credit to the city and is indicative C lim a x m ill, d e liv e rin g wheat, rem in d s one o f old
f C . h ^ 'e
h8S rn° Ved ° U‘ ‘
(Continue from p . „
of the progress made in the Tualatin tim es, w hen w heat ra is in g was the c h ie f in d u s try r i ^ O n rdé
r« h m th ’ yr n
fln rt in b rra d madc w i,h Potato
in th is section.
valley in the last decade.
O rders in the fo llo w in g c ir c u it yeast, second in compressed yeast
f ’ l'-id V » 8 f " S
*' SK U td t h is
■ eek: bread, firs t in raised doughnuts,
íu
rS
u ? C M u rp h e y vs. James F. second in coffee cake and fir s t in
Vanderzanden o f Roy; Raym ond
M
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h
e
y,
ord
er;
L
iquidation
o f doughnuts. Rosalie Reed o f Beav-
M eyers, L . B ro w n , C la yto n W h i;-
B a n k o f B eaverton, ord e r to sell erton won second in the d iv is io n
m ore, G ilb e rt W rig h t, A lv in S ch u l
in
M » n h rtJT; n tate ° f Ct r,eRon' c x ' fo r br,>ad m a d r w ,,h p otato yeast.
m e rich , Schlegel, E d w in B u r k h a l
n .ie ^ 7 2 ^ n aD l;2 Vn
La-
M rs George V ils tr ip o f C o rne lius
te r, F ra n k S ch u lm e rich , Ed B u tle r
(C ontinued from paye one)
D a iry ca ttle selected fro m the Ceorve d A ' a Í u h y V ' , A ‘1tlccn, v s - ' won th ird place in the b u tte r cake
and Ed T a y lo r, L a u re l: H. D. K e rk -
feet sh o rt o f th e base and pitch e d man, S c h e fflin ; L o re n Rehsc, F a rm
G eorge A. A itk e n , d e fa u lt; S tate d ivisio n .
In the a rt d e p artm en t M rs. F.
H erm ens u n cerem oniously on his in g to n ; and M a rtin Hermens, V e r- John A. L in d o w and S. B. HaJI In d u s tria l A c c id e n t comm ission vs.
H o lste in -F rie sia n herds w o n signal C h risto p h e r E Jones et al. d - fa u lt
face b e fore th e ro a rin g fans.
H. B o w lb y o f C ornelius w o n fir s t
boort.
honors
at
O
regon
and
C
a
lifo
rn
ia
S ta tis tic s o f the game w ere quoted
ju d g m e n t; W illia m E. I,. B ro w n vs. in the N ewart-G esso plaque d iv i-
fa irs last w eek A herd o f 18 head
as fo llo w s b y Ray D illo n , o ffic ia l
! was taken to the fa ir at Stockton, Mae P. B ro w n , order; and W. E sion and fir s t w ith a Newart-G esso
sco re r: Runs— A ll S tars 5, H ills
Reeves vs. Lost P a rk co rp o ra tio n screen. Mrs. A. O P itm an o f H ills
; Cal., by A lfr e d L in d o w o f B ethany et al.
b o ro 3 F alla —A ll-S ta rs 6999. H ills - !
boro won fir s t w ith a p o rtra it fro m
: and won t h e fo llo w in g awards:
boro, 1,000.000 E r r o r s (Censored.)
P robate orders w e re issued in
J u n io r cham pion b u ll, th re e fir s t the estates o f Theodore VanD yke, life
C ro w d estim ated at a p p ro x im a te
F o h r-H c lu b w in n in g s rep o rte d
places, e ig h t seconds, seven th ird s E. O A lle n . Hanna Carlson A lle n ,
(C ontinued fro m paue one)
ly 3000 w itnessed th e game, spon
and fo u r fo u rth s. A n o th e r herd of E lizab e th Bernard. W illia m M ogen- T hursday afte rn o o n were as fo l
sored b y th e H ills b o ro firem e n , and was arra ig n e d in the T ig a rd ju s tic e
lows: Show m anship- Hogs, C la yto n
ro a re d w it h a p p ro v a l as e a c h o f th e peace c o u rt S a tu rda y a fte r 19 head was shown at th e C la cka sen, E dgar M. W aldron, John C N yberg, T u a la tin , f ifth Sheep, M a r
m as co u n ty fa ir by John L in d o w Bechen. John G albreath. F lora C
p la y e r was p itc h e d headlong fro m noon and released u n d er $500 b a il.
H E. H o rn e r o f C a rlto n was a r- Jr., also o f B ethany, and received H illie r , O M. S a n fo rd and H e r v in H e y n d e ric k x n in th Holstein».
th e pesky steeds. A r t M ilte n b e rg e r
the fo llo w in g awards: T w o grand b e rt A. H u b b e rt. G u a rd ia n sh ip o r John Hansen, th ird ; G len Irela n d ,
o ffic ia te d a t th e lo u d speak, r. g iv csted Sunday a fte rn o o n by state
fo u rth ; M a rv in H e y n d e ric k x , f lit n .
champions, tw o senior champions, d e r was issued fo r L ester Ournm .
police
on
a
reckless
d
riv
in
g
charge,
in g a “ b ra y b y b ra y " d e scrip tio n
B ro w n Swiss, John Hansen, second
j tw o ju n io r cham pions, 16 firsts, nine :
jle
Is
rep
u
te
d
to
have
co
llid
e
d
w
itn
o f the game.
G arden E x h ib it— Joe
Santoro,
seconds, fo u r th ird s and one fo u rth .
P la y e rs f o r th e tw o squads were a m achine p a rke d a t th e side o f
Hazeldale, fo u rth ; John Santoro,
State b u tte rfa t records w e re b ro k
th e road m
m ile s south o f S ix
as fo llo w s :
Hazeldale, eighth.
H ills b o ro — J a k e W e il. A r c h i e C orners on th e W est Side P a c ific en in the class B d iv is io n fo r ju n - j
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
Home
b e a u tific a tio n — M argaret
io r th re e -ye ar-o ld s b y th e regis- i
h ig h w a y.
C a m p b e ll, J o h n
G a rd n e r, “ Pop
Sohler, H illsb o ro , fifth .
T h e ft o f 12 Rhode Isla n d Red tered H o lste in h e ife r, "L o n e F ir
C o sle tt, L . C. K ra m le n , P. J. K n lk -
P o u ltry Ducks, M a rv in H e yn d e r
w a rf, N y e O B ris to l, E J M c A le a r p u lle ts W ednesday e ve n in g was re Miss In k a P oet," owned b y John
ic k x , firs t. Leghorns. A lb e rt G ilro y .
■ K in g fis h " H o rn b e c k . B il l Cam p ported to th e s h e riff's o ffic e b y A. L in d o w o f P o rtla n d. H e r o f f i
T
u
a la tin , s ix th ; M a rv in H e y n d e r
cia l y ie ld as rep o rte d b y th e H o i- I
b e ll. Jam es W ells. V e rn e M c K in n e y . Mrs. F ra n k T Page o f A loha.
ic k x , seventh.
G len Lee o f G le n w o o d was taken ste in -F rle sia n association o f A m e r
G eorge M cG ee, J M Person. Le-
Oakes. H a ro ld W eisenback. G eorge in to custody T h u rs d a y on a charge ica was 630.8 pounds o f b u tte rfa t
W ic k , C la u d e C ook, C le m E slin g e r, o f d riv in g w h ile d ru n k . He was and 17,879 8 pounds o f m ilk on three
keep posted
T o m S ta n to n , T. W. M c D o n a ld , Les arrested a fte r a c o llis io n w ith L e v i m ilk in g s a day.
t e r Ire la n d , A . H. Busch, P A. C a rru th e rg o f Gales C ity .
If yo u change y o u r address k in d - ON THE COUNTY NEWS B unya^ b r a^ ; T o M . e t o n t o
A n d e rs o n a nd Ja ck M u rto n .
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Inspect th e state hospital, and to
A s k y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r ■ ly n o tify th e A rg u s d ire c t and at j _______ —
A ll-S ta r» — B e r t V a n d e rza n d e n , J.
i once.
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K la m a th F alls to address the "20-30'*
M
V a n d e rza n d e n
a n d C la re n ce le g a l a d v e rtis in g to th e A rgus.
County Herds Win
Honors at Fairs
All-Star Team Wins
in Donkeyball Game
Farmer Beaten by
Two Masked Thugs
HILLSBORO
ARGUS
Capitol News Letter
th ere is little r«., on for m uch
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OLDSMOBILES
And will discount any
of them.
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RECONDITIONED
USED CARS
W /U S M i YOU M ONfY/
and TRUCKS in stock, on
all of which we have re
duced prices in this
BIG SALE
s
Call at our attractive lot
on Second Avenue, or nt
our big new store and
garage at 318-332 Main
Street. () p e n Saturday
evenings, and any time
by appointment.
Phone for Service
444
And you will get an
answer day or night.
Hillsboro MotorCo.
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
JAMES WHITELAW, Prop.
Main St.
Phone 444
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