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Volume 42, No. 30
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Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, September 12, 1935
Section 2, Pages 1 to 4
H illa b o ro A rg u n E a ta b lia lM d 1894
com plex against banks and N ic h o ­
A rg u s classified ads get results.
las B iddle, then president o f the
C e n tra l bank, was soon e m broiled
in a p o litic a l feud w ith the ch ie f
executive
E d ito r's Note O ne of a series o f between e xp o un d in g and exp a nd in g
Jackson, convinced th a t the Cen- 1
I discussions on c o n s titu tio n a l ques- the c o n s titu tio n ”
tr a l bank was dangerous to dem o- |
tlons prepared by m em bers o f th e :
It w a , e x tre m e ly u n lik e ly th a t c ra tic ideals and in s titu tio n s , a r - ,
In stren g th e n in g and c la rify in g Renovation
N ew * S e rvice W ith the
Nearing End; U o f O fa c u lty fo r newspaper use, thiM arch fe d e ra lirt o f the tim e raigned it in his message o f 18291
H. E. Scheidt President of la u C n ollege
ch in g o f th e new wheat con* the uct, the am endm ents chunge
th ro u g h co-operation o f the college w o u ld , ai) to fin d j ust»fication fo r on the ground th a t its expediency I
Honor Newlyweds
Newly Organized Group , tr o l program comes w o rd from the p u rity p rice basis s lig h tly by
o f *-fjcial sciences and school o f
ce n tra l bank in his conception of and c o n s titu tio n a lity had both been ,
•
W ashington th u t the adoption of adding the factors of in te re st un 1
jo u rn a lis m .
federal sovereignty.
questioned.
I Hr Mr«. John M I>svM«on)
tax
rates
and
they
broaden
the
the
A
A
A
am
endm
ents
by
C
ongietu
(llr
M r*
Hunk D u riM M I
1 By John T. Ganoe)
The opin io n , u p h o ld in g the con-
T w ic e he repeated his in d ic tm e n t j
w h ich
paym ents
are
H E L V E T IA —School bells w ere
F ive years packed fu ll o f f in a n - , s titu tio n a lity o f th e bank and de- o f the bank and in three successive
O R KN C O A Tow nsend m eeting hus g re a tly strengthened and c la r i­ basis on
authorized
in
connection
w
ith
basic
rin
g
in
g
here
M
onday
m
orn
in
g
.
fie
d
the
act
An
e
xp
la
n
a
tio
n
o
f
the
cia
l
chaos
fo
llo
w
e
d
Cose
on
the
C
a
rin g it to be a necessary in - messages the c o n s titu tio n a lity o f '
wiei held In the school a u d ito riu m
Thursday evening. D octor H enry amendm ent« has been received com m odities. Processing tax rate'» H e lve tia has three new beginners, he< ,s o f the demise o f the F irs t s tru m e rita lity o f the n a tio na l gov- the bank was questioned despite '
Young o f llllls b o iu exp la in e d the fro m the n a tio n a l o ffic ia ls by the and tux procedure are d e fin ed in D oris R itte r, R. Jean Youngen and U n ite d States Bank and in 1816 a e m in e n t, fo llo w e d along the lines the fact th a t M a rs h a ll had ruleu [
do w n by H a m ilto n in his de- it a necessary in s tru m e n ta lity a
Townsend plan, and u local was O regon State college extension serv- greater d e ta il to in su re m ore fle x ­ A lb e rt Jossy T he same teacher, Second U n ited States B ank w ith
ib ilit y and sm oother operation The Joseph Wenzel, is in charge R eno­ m uch la rg e r ca pital but w ith sim - f ense of the fin rt bank ,n 1791
form ed w ith SI members. T h e !««•
dozen years before.
va
tio
n
is
n
e
a
rly
com
pleted
T
he
e
ve
r-n
o
rm
a
,
g
ra
n
a
ry
p
la
n
fo
r
s
to
r­
B
ro
a
d
ly
s|>eaking.
the
act
o
f
A
u
g
­
Bar provisions fo r p a rt o w n e rsh ip
The c h ie f ju s tic e granted th a t
next m eeting w ill be held on T ue s­
Space w ill not p e rm it the d ra m a t­
playshed
w
ill
get
a
new
ro
o
f
soon
age
of
ce
rta
in
crops
on
furm
s
us
in
­
ust
24.
1935.
I
n
designed
to
insure
and co n tro l by the U n ited States “ am ong the enum erated powers we ic sto ry o f the cam paign o f 1832
day evening, Septem ber 17, In the
M
r
and
M
rs
A
le
x
B
a
rcle
y
and
surance
against
shortages
und
v
io
­
the
c
o
iiN
tito
tio
n
a
lity
o
f
the
o
rig
in
a
l
was
set
up
A
lth
o
u
g
h
the
exped-
fj
o
not
fin
d
th
a
t
o
f
esta
blish
in
g
a
school a u d ito riu m
Ite v
Putnam ,
in w h ic h H e n ry C lay cham pioned
the s ta tis tic ia n o f th e H ills b o ro act In the lig h t o f suprem e co u rt le n t p rice swings is made a part d a u gh te r Jeun. M r. and M rs F ra n k iency of the new bank was w id e ly bank o r c re a tin g a c o rp o ra tio n ” but the bank's ch a rte r against J a c k ­
Sim pson a n d son A lle n v is ite d recognized, the jealousies o f state w ent on to j n v o ke, as H a m ilto n
local, w ill speak A m uslcul pro­ decisions, und to strengthen, c la r i­ of the fa rm program .
son's veto. I t was no tim e fo r the |
E lizabeth H itte r Sunday
S p e cific p ro vision is made fo r M rs
banks were s till a liv e and ready to had done before, the d o c trin e o f im - cham pionship o f fin a n c ia l in s titu ­
gram w ill also be given T h e elec­ fy und co rre ct ce rta in parts o f the
Mrs. Fred Yungen und d a u gh te r a s f r t them selves
| p lie d powers M a rsh a ll argued th a t tio n s o r o f ce n tra liz a tio n .
tion of o ffic e rs wus ns fo llo w s: program in the lig h t o f experience. co n tro l o f com peting im p o rts should
The j
T hree steps w ere taken to in ­ they Jeopardize the success o f any L illy visite d her daughter, Mrs.
11 E Scheldt, president; John A
The new bank th ro u g h its t w e n - ' the presence o f lim ita tio n s im p lie d s p irit o f Jacksonian dem ocracy was .
A lfre d
Nydeggcr, at M ilw a u k ie
program
T
he
procedure
fo
r
m
a
r
k
­
sure
the
c
o
n
s
titu
tio
n
a
lity
o
f
the
act.
Met lee. vice -pre sid e n t. M rs E m ­
ty - fiv e branches entered in to a ctive th a t powers n o t lim ite d resided in abroad in the land and C la y and !
fro m F rid a y to Sunday.
ma Persons, treasurer; L. O. H ill, The firs t defines and lim its the e tin g agreem ents is c lu rific d in a
co m p e titio n w ith state banks and a sovereign governm ent such as he the bank's ch a rte r w ent do w n to !
M rs. Louise B le u cr and M rs. J
secretary; M rs. l.o v e rn a H ill. Mrs. a u th o rity o f the secretary o f n g ri- n u m b e r o f respects und changes
vested interests w ere bound to give conceived the n a tio na l governm ent in g lo rio u s defeat
T he ne w state fin a n c ia l la w
W E B ro w n , Miss A n n a O lasky. i c u ltu re in great d e tail in ord e r to are made in certain pro vision s fo r J. Nussbuumer visite d M rs. F ra n ­ rise to antagonisms. M oreover, th e to be.
F o llo w in g the pa n ic o f 1837 the ! affects e v e ry au tom o b ile o w n ­
cis
V
u
tiL
o
m
(H
c
ita
Nussbaum
er)
Specific
basic
com
m
odities.
As
p
ro
­
m
ake
u
n
m
ista
ka
b
le
the
fact
thut
,
11 II Hanson. W II. Kane, A L
second U n ite d States B ank e xe r- j T he p ow er to la y and co lle ct ta x- trea su ry lost m illio n s w h ic h had
Congress is not u n la w fu lly dele-1 tection to consumers the A A A is und her son at the St. V in ce n t
er. D o n 't ru n the ris k o f a
ciM-d a steady pressure in the d i- es, to b o rro w m oney, to reg u la te been deposited in state banks fo l- ,
(Upson, ad viso ry council.
hospital Sunday The boy's name
la w s u it and the loss o f y o u r
Mrs I I
N Robinson and M r g ating powers N ext the o p e ra tio n ; not authorize«, to m a in ta in prices
rectio
n
o
f
fo
rc
in
g
state
banks
to
commerce,
to
declare
war,
to
rais?
lo
w
in
g
the
fa
ilu
re
o
f
th
e
C
e
n
tra
l
j
is Roland F rancis B o th are g e ttin g
and M rs E G. M ills o f Forest of the uct Is r ig id ly lim ite d t o ' above p a rity levels.
operator's
o r auto license.
bank
to
fu
n
c
tio
n
as
"fis
c
a
l
agent."
'
a
sounder
basis
o
f
note
issue.
and
support
arm
ies
and
navies
w
ere
along fine.
( ‘. rove w ere ca lle rs at the home of ! in te r-s ta te comm erce, alth o ug h pro- | A few m iscellaneous provisions
The te rm " w ild c a t" o rig in a te d in i
in d ic a tio n s o f the sweeping
O n the recom m endation o f Van-
M r and M rs H erm an Zies, E llz -
C
a
ll
today
and le t us e x ­
Mi
S b. C a rly le Sunday a fte r­ visio n is made fo r cooperution of | in the am endm ents encourage p ro ­
th is period due to the fact th a t na.‘£ f e o f federal powers
B uren an independent tre a s u ry was
federal
und
state
governm ents ducer cooperatives, a p p r o p r i a t e abcht and E rik a Zies o f V a n ­
p la in about lia b ilit y and p ro p ­
b a n kin g offices w ere often located
T he sw ord and the purse, a ll set up to care fo r fe d era l funds.
noon.
couver.
W
ash,
and
A
lb
e
rt
and
funds
fo
r
e
lim
in
a
tio
n
o
f
diseased
when*
th
is
is
feasible
F
in
a
lly
,
u
ll
M r and M rs Forest Holm es and
e rty
damage insurance. We
C a rl Schubothe o f P o rtla n d v is ­ in rem ote and s o lita ry places “ in - th e e x te rn a l re la tio n s and no i n - , The independent tre a s u ry w a s
fa m ily o f D allas spent Sunday nt p revious und e xistin g taxes, bene- < ca ttle and to c a rry out the e xistin g
habited o n ly by w ild c a ts " F ro m I considerable p o rtio n o f the in d u s try s h o rt-liv e d and was im m e d ia te ly
represent a good com pany and
options fo r the purchase o f sub­ ited M r. and M rs. A . H M eye r
f
it
paym
ents
und
contracts
In
s
titu
t-
.
the home o f I I W Ring
these
obscure
locations
notes
w
e
r
e
;
the
n
a
tio
n
are
entrusted
to
its
abolished
w
hen
the
W
higs
came
L a b o r day.
th e p re m iu m cost is low .
Miss A rle n e Bernards w ill a t­ ed p rio r to the adoption o f the j m a rg in a l lands, and p ro vid e means
back in to p o w e r in 1841.
K u r t M eyer has been v e ry busy issued and then taken to fin a n c ia l itovernm eht. he contended.
tend
St
M u ry 't academy
th is am endm ents ure legalized und ruti-1 of s tim u la tin g a g ric u ltu ra l exports
The governm ent, he said, m ust
The
new
congress
sought
man-1
centers
w
h
e
re
th
e
y
w
ere
le
n
t
at
in
­
la
te
ly
re
n
o
v
a
tin
g
his
house.
I
t
is
as w e ll as dom estic consum ption.
fled by Congress
school te rm
terest and passed in to genera! c ir ­ have am ple means fo r th e execu­ f u lly to re v iv e the C e n tra l bank
n e a rly finished.
Miss Jane A u ld und Miss Louise
cu
la tio n By th is device an in itia l tio n o f these fa r-re a c h in g fu n ction s b u t w ere kept fro m do in g so by
N e w lyw e d s H onored
M r D e fo rd accompanied L indsey
Fisher o f H ills b o ro w ere afternoon
"c a p ita l" was supplied fo r an in ­ and the "choice o f the means” m ust the opposition and o ft repeated
Agent
H
e
lve
tia
h
a
ll
wus
crow
ded
to
its
C am pbell on a tr ip to Salem
guests ut the home of M rs W F
rest w ith congress.
vetoes o f John T y le r I t is in te re s t­
d e fin ite series o f loans.
The "choice o f means" im p lie s a in g to note th a t T y le r, th e W hig, E v e ry F o rm o f P ro te c tio n — F ire ,
L. T and W ill F iniga n . Miss utm ost ca p a city Tuesday n ig h t o f
H u n te r on T hursday
I f holders o f th e notes o f the rig h t to choose a n a tio na l bank in lik e Jackson, th e dem ocrat, refused |
M r and M rs tie o rg e D G a rra t*.
Wanda F in ig a n and Stanley Shuck last week w hen a crow d o f n e a r­
A u to m o b ile . L ia b ility , S u re ty
preference to tate banks: and con- to accept the v e rd ic t o f tha su- :
-..in V ernon, Sarah Jane and H illy
accompanied by Oscar Hagg of ly 300 attended the w e d d in g dance W.' i, d b u n k i w anted
ss a,1)ne , ;jn m ake {he t.lectlon
C IIE H A l.E M
M O U N T A IN
F ir R eedville, v is ite d state fa ir Septem ­ g ive n by M r. and M rs. Ben Nuss- them f...* r ,d c m p tio n it was d it t i-
Bonds and L ife .
A nderson o f P o rtla n d were d in n e r
prem e co u rt as fin a l and based his
c
u
lt
to
fin
d
the
counter
o
f
t
h
e
,
H
a
v
jn
decided
th
p
banfc
G
rove
I«adte<
Social
clu
b
honored
|
baum ber iL e n a C ro p p i. The A lp in e
guests o f Mrs. 8. I. C a rly le and
opposition to the proposed fe d era l i
ber 4
issuing
bank
T
he
second
ce
n
tra
l
|
a
nece
in
s
tru
m
e
n
ta
lity
o
f
the
M
rs
Teon
Lovegren
»Josephine
M c rl Cudy began p ic k in g hops orchestra. M r and M rs Joe K n u se l
M rs M a ry Beach Sunday.
bank
la rg e ly
on c o n s titu tio n a l Phone 1732
116 S. 3rd A v e
Ml
and M rs S N C u rin g to n W h itm o re ’ w ith a b rid a l sh o w e r! F rid a y instead o f M onday as he and X a ve r Knusel, fu rn is h e d the bank specialized in th e business of n a tlo n a l governm ent and the act grounds.
ga
the
rin
g
up
notes
th
a
t
had
strayed
under
whj(?h
Jt
waJ
in
c
o
r
ted
F
rid
a
y
afternoon.
A
tte
n
d
in
g
beside
.
music.
The
b
rid
e
and
groom
are
and J u n io r of Hunks called on
to., fa r fro m the issuing bank and a p a rt o . f th . e suprem e la w o f the
ch ib m em bers w ere the b rid e ’s had planned.
M i and Mrs. H erb Reynolds, w ho v e ry p o p u la r in th is c o m m u n ity
i , end h< a e Satui«lay
Say yo u saw i t in th e A rgus.
ending them back fo r redem ption.
m o th e r-in -la w . M rs Lovegren. and
land.” M a rs h a ll denied th e state a
made th e ir home w ith h e r uncle, T hey received m any v a lu a b le pres­
I
Ladles* <
Ic, cream social last Tuesday eve­ M rs Le slie Lee and c h ild re n o f i W I Jones, th is summ er, have r e ­ ents and m any came fro m a d is ­ In the eyes o f m any bankers ac­ r ig h t to ta x it fo r the “ p o w e r to
C h e rry G rove, M rs M a rio n Boge
customed to . in
the
e fin
u n a n c v ia l i license
»cense o
u, f U x js th(? p (jw e r tQ destroy •• The
ning on the ch u rch la w n A large
tu rn e d to th e ir home in New berg tance to attend th e w e d d in g and
and M rs B o th T una o f P ortland.
T hey and B a rk y Jones are em ­ dance Paul Nussbaum er o f M odes­ the tim es th is p ra ctice was l i t • exercise o f such p o w e r b y th e state»
c ro w d attended
w o u ld u n d e rm in e the sove re ig n ty
O renco grude school opened M o n ­ M rs K u rt Jacky and Mis?. G e rtru d e ployed in the prune harvest on to. C a l, attended th e w e d d in g and i short o f s in tu l.
Jacky o f N o rth Plains. M rs J Sel-
w ill v is it his parents, M r. and
In several states the anim us to- o f the ce n tra l governm ent, he p o in t-
day m o rn in g w ith the same teach­
Ribbon Ridge
ton.
M
rs
Fred
S
chm
idt.
M
rs
Amos
M
rs
J.
J.
Nussbaum
er
fo
r
tw
o
L e t y o u r lo ve d one's re s tin g place be
w
a
rd
the
c
e
n
tra
l
bank
b
ro
k
e
out
ed
out.
er-, as lost year. A u s tin S cra ffo rd .
Mr
and Mrs. A , Shook a n d
W .dkins M rs John W ills and M u
weeks.
in the fo rm o f unreasonable taxes
the N egro b a ilif f in th e su-
p rin c ip a l, and Miss M a rla M c K In -
•narked w ith a M e m o ria l th a t w ill last
jo r ie W ills T he show er was given fa m ily of Im p e ria l V a lle y, Cal .
M rs. Sim on Hershey and daugh- j imposed on branches o f th e U n ite d prem e co u rt room once expressed
who had been v is itin g his b ro th e r.
ni
p rim a ry teacher
forever, honored w ith a m onum ent th a t
Mrs I. T W oodw ard and M rs. at the home o f the bride 's parents, F lu n k Shook, and fa m ily le ft here te r Elda re tu rn e d Sunday n ig h t 1 States B a n k at th e instance o f local it, "W hen th is c o u rt rules against
M r und M rs C a llie W h itm o re A s ­
reflects th e d ig n ity and im p o rta n ce o f
fro m a tr ip to C a lifo rn ia . T he y | bankers. A ta x o f th is k in d im pos- you th e re a in 't nobody you can ap­
G ’ - rge M cC u llo ch e n terta in e d th ■
F
rid
a
y
T
he
y
visite
d
the
W
iib
u
r
sisting hostesses w ere her sisters
tra ve le d by bus and re p o rt th a t ed on the B a ltim o re branch o f th e peal to b u t th e L o rd ."
y o u r fa m ily name. We w ill g la d ly show
bailies' C irc le society Tuesday aft­
Shook
fa
m
ily
at
N
ew
berg
before
and siste rs-in -la w . Mcsdames Lee.
the passengers a ll suffered fro m i ce n tra l bank by the State o f M a ry -
A n d re w Jackson was. however,
ernoon at the honiu o f Mrs. Wood-
you m em o ria ls and su b m it suggestions
Boge. Haleigh, H erm an and A rla n d le a vin g fo r home Sunday.
intense heat Sunday W h ile in San land gave rise to one o f th e most | lo a th to accept the v e rd ic t as fin -
Hop
p
ic
k
in
g
at
the
M
a
rv
in
O
rn-
fo r any ty p e m e m o ria l y o u p refer.
ward.
W h itm o re M any useful and beau­
Francisco
th
e
y
v
is
ite
d
M
rs.
H
e
r
-
!
im
p
o
rta
n
t
decisions
o
f
the
suprem
e
a]
especially
w
hen
the
v
e
rd
ic
t
had
M r and M rs M e lfo rd Jones und
d u ff ya rd w ill start Septem ber 16
t if u l g ifts were received
M i and M rs b T W oodw ard und
F ra n k P a in te r was i n W alla shey's sisters. M in n ie and Edna co u rt in w h ic h th e c o n s titu tio n a lity been rendered by John M arsh a ll
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
M iss A n n ie Patterson visite d n t W alla. Wash., T hu rsd a y re p a irin g K o rn , and M rs. Freda M c N u lty . o f the ce n tra l bank was d e fin ite ly w hom "O ld H ic k o ry " held c o n tin -
s .n K enneth spent F rld u y evening
H ills b o ro , O regon
O n L a b o r day Miss L y d ia K o r n . ! upheld.
the Ed O berg home last w eek Miss a re frig e ra to r at a b re w e ry there
u a lly in contem pt. Jackson came
al Juntzen Beach
' V enetian tic k e t, E m il L u ck, Rt. 2, B anks)
M r and M rs L exter Cross and H ild a Peterson of N ew berg • pen?
Mrs. C la ra A tte rb u ry and Mrs. a nurse at C o lfa x . Cal., jo in e d them | M cC ulIock. th e cashier o f the to the presidency in 1829 w ith a
d a u gh te r b lllla n o f P o rtla n d spent p a rt o f last week here Mrs. Sam j M a rv in Robinson o f H ills b o ro v is ­ and th e y spent the day at C arm el B a ltim o re branch, refused to p a y -----------------------------------------------------------
the state ta x and was assessed w ith
F rid a y nt the home o f M r Gross O tto e n terta in e d T hu rsd a y e v e n in g ! ited M rs I) M M cIn n is S aturday beach.
M arg a re t Johnson o f H ills b o ro J penalties. The case came u p to the
w ith u d in n e r fo r the Obergs and M rs F P Robinson, w ho had been
bro th e r. C a lv in Gross
M r and M rs b. T Woodward th e ir guests.
v is itin g here, re tu rn e d home w ith visite d C arol W enger last week suprem e c o u rt w ith the em inent
Miss W enger w ill leave S a tu rda y ch ie f ju stice . John M arsh a ll, w r it ­
M rs Lena M eyers ^ n d d a ughter them
and K enneth spent Sunday at the
Ito n nld B u fo rd home v is itin g Mrs. Norm a accompanied M r. and M r
•Mrs Peter O rn d u ff spent tw o to resum e studies at W h itm a n c o l­ in g the opin io n .
W oodw ard's new grandniece, b o n - Lee Oakes Sunday to the other days the firs t o f last w eek in P o rt­ lege, W a sh , and M iss Johnston j M arsh a ll, the reader w ill recall,
side o f Kelso, Wash . w here they land w ith her d a ughter Miss A n n w ill go to the U n iv e rs ity o f O rc - j was a th o ro u g h g oing federalist. His
in ii Jacqueline B u fo rd
gon.
p o litic a l enemies, in fact, had ac­
M r and Mrs. B A. M itc h e ll le ft met M r and Mrs. P alm er Gunn O rn d u ff.
M r and M rs Roy S legenthaler cused h im o f being a "s e lf a p p o in t­
the lust o f the week fo r C a lifo rn ia «M innie Z ie g le i > o f O lym p ia and
The "B u c k Heaven B uckaroos,"
on u business tr ip and to v is it th e ir p icnicked.
w ith the e xception
o ( Peanut o f S eattle v is ite d at th e Feuerstein ed co m m itte e o f one on the re ­
S till
M r and M rs Sain O tto and c h il­ Haynes, w h o is in Eastern Oregon, home last week O th e r guests were v is io n o f the c o n s titu tio n "
sun. A sh fo rd M itc h e ll, and fa m ily
Les Payne and a n other had asserted th a t M a rs h a ll
M r and M r» Thom as o f H ills ­ d re n visite d his sister. Mrs. M a ry played fo r an old tim e dance at M r. and M rs
d
a
ughter
S
h
irle
y
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d.
v., m id n cvi r Icai n the d ifft i enc-
boro spent Sunday at the Adam W ille rs. at H ills b o ro Sunday
H ills b o ro T hu rsd a y nig h t.
Mrs. E lm e r B atchelder and M rs
M rs Ernest (Suenther and L y n n
Bella home
Mrs. B e rth a C la rk celebrated her
D
a
vid
Zenor
w
e
n
t
to
the
beaches
pained
b y her parents, M r. and
B illy C u rin g to n of Banks, a fo rm ­ G u e nth e r visite d M r u n d M rs .! 60th b irth d a y Wednesday evening
er O renco hoy. Is In the CCC camp F lo yd B ie rly at K in to n Sunday.
o f last w eek w ith a p icn ic supper last week. T he y vis ite d M rs. Zen- M rs M ik e W a e ffle r.
M r. and M rs J im M cG u ire and
at W estim ber. Ills parents. M r. and
under adjacent shade trees A spe- or's son. John Zenor. w h o is care­
P ickin g t<* S ta rt
ta k e r of the lig h t house at Y a q u in a fa m ily o f St. Johns v is ite d the
M rs
S. N
C u rin g to n , re ce n tly
P rune p ic k in g w ill sta rt in some eial guest was u cousin fro m N e w ­ bay and w ent south to Florence.
E
lm
e r G u e rb e r home Sunday.
m oved to Banks.
o f the orchards here the last of th is i berg.
N orm an Rosback fro m V a n co u v­
M rs. J. C. W enger visite d her
M
r.
and
Mrs.
L
e
w
is
Carow
.
M
rs
week
e r B a rra cks v is ite d his sister Elaine m o th e r M rs L . A lp a n a lp in P o rt­
Miss B e ry l D e fo rd joined Mis G ro v e r B ro w n and c h ild re n and at the M r and M rs A be Youngen land. M rs. A lp a n a lp is convalescing
Frances H o ffm a n of P o rtla n d and M rs Lois Stone and d a ughter o f home Sunday. M r Rosback was re ­ slowly.
M iss G race H ile y at the home o f H ills b o ro visite d Mrs. C l a y t o n tu rn in g fro m B o n n e ville , w h e re the I A lfre d Pieren fin ish e d h a rve st­
M rs A S Livengood at FernwocxJ, W h itm ore T hursday.
M r and M rs C o rn e liu s O tt en­ reg im e n t had been fo r r if le range in g his peach crop th is week. C rop
Sunday
practice.
was o n ly about h a lf w h a t i t is
Mrs. Ernest G uenther. Miss E rn ­ te rta in e d a group o f frie n d s S u n ­
M r. and M rs. H e cto r Feuerstein u s u a lly , according to M r Pieren.
day
e
ve
n
in
g
T
he
y
w
ere
M
r
O
tt’s
estine. L yn n , L lo y d and Helen Mae,
d re la tive s at B ru sh P ra irie , b u t p rices are fa ir enough so th a t
of G lenhaven. visite
Wash., Sunday. T he y w e re a c c o m -! he b ro k e even.
G u e n th e r w ent to the coast Mon-1 cousin. O tto O tt
Wig.,
Ir
v
in
.
M
axine.
M
arcella
and
in y m o rn in g and rem ained u n til i
T hu rsd a y T hey w ere cam pl'd on M aynard B u rk e tt of Newberg. Mrs.
Sam B e n tle y o f M a rsh fie ld . M r.
tin ir p ro p e rty at Oceanside.
and M rs F. W Waleh and M r. and
Schools to Open
Mrs. W illia m M oore o f N ew ton
Pleasant V ie w school w ill start
Mrs. D. M M cIn n is spent several
Septem ber 23 I t was postponed days the fir s t of th e w’eek w ith
one week on account o f prune her daughter. M rs L . L M u rra y ,
p ic k in g Miss Dora Sim ons o f N e w ­ at M id w a y.
s p e c ia l s
berg. w h o taught here the last tw o '
years, is em ployed
Miss
Helen
Get Free Insurance
Hom m o f Gaston w ill begin her
Safew ay Stores, In c , announce
th ird te rm ut th e B u ck Heaven that d u rin g th e past tw o and one
school Septem ber 23
h a lf years it has presented fre e to
• Biggest value in years. Holds 6-8 lb. round
D orm an Blazer w ent to Eugene 17,319 w o rke rs a to ta l o f $17.731.-
roast, 4-5 lb. chicken, 3-4 lb. pork rib. Includes
F rid a y and rem ained u n til Sunday 319 in insurance as p a rt o f its p o l­
liftin g rack. Two
w ith his brothers. Paul and Charles icy o f personnel developm ent.
4 -q t. pans use- » J | JJ
B lazer Mrs. J E Blazer, w ho had
spent the last tw o weeks there, re ­
fu l ev’ryday for
Follow the Crowds to
tu rn e d home w ith him
cooking, baking. Reg $3.00
a barrel of fun at
H e n ry Versteeg and fa m ily a t­
tended the state fa ir T hursday
Phone 963 : Hillsboro
M rs John F ry and daughter. Mrs.
SHUTE PARK
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
H ugh M ount o f P o rtla n d visite d
Hillsboro
and
th e ir husband and fa th er, John
• An ideal combination a t a big saving.
:30 to 10:30 p: m.
Skates, 25c F ry , Sunday.
L IC E N S E D E M B A L M E R S
W ith it you have a 3-quart covered
M r and Mrs. M a rv in O rn d u ff v is ­
saucepan, a 2-quart double
ite d her fa th er. C a p ta in H. Stayton,
at P o rtla n d M onday.
boiler and a 2-quart baking
«
M r and Mrs. G eorge M aynard
dish or casserole. Y ou’ll
FOR
FARMS
o f O ceanlake visite d M r and Mrs.
».a $2.25
prise it for years.
LARGE or SMALL
G lenn M ille r Septem ber 3 and 4
T he y spent the rest o f the week
See Albert Heard
w ith frie n d s in N ew berg and P o rt­
Banks, Oregon
land.
x
M r. and Mrs. R. A. M itc h e ll and
• Designed b y Lurelle G uild. M odem !
c h ild re n Radney, Raym ond, G ran t
Beautiful I Best q u a lity w histling tea­
and Haze, o f W oodland. Wash., v is ­
ited the Ira G. M cC o rm ick fa m ily
kettle ever offered. F u ll
$’
EVERY ONE w h o steps into the Ford
ear selling at a higher price doe« not
Sunday.
2 - quart size. Bakelite
V-8
for
the
first
time
is
surprised
at
its
give you as much interior room as the
E. G. and C e cil Heaton began
(Incorporated)
last week d ry in g hops at L add
handle and knob.
R.g $3 00
roominess.
There's
exceptional
seat
Ford V-8.
Collections — Credit Reports
H ill
M r. and Mrs. E. V Hanson and
In
room, leg room and head room in all
Rear seats arc wide and restful . . •
c h ild re n visite d the C larence O rn-
W ashington T illa m o o k , Y a m h ill,
body types — the whole car gives you
d u ff fa m ily a t L a u re l Sunday eve­
three
people can ride comfortably in
P o lk and M a rio n Counties.
n in g
• A clever new idea! C ut cake on center
n feeling of substantial size.
the
front
seat of the Fordor Sedan,
Paul S ch m cltze r o f P o rtla n d and
Personal Contact on Collections
groove for tw o 8” layers. Also for je lly
his cousin, D onald S chm cltzer of
ro ll, candy, biscuits — even
Washington County Office
The
Ford
gives
you
extra
body
room
Fordor
Touring
Sedan, Convertible
M o u n ta in Home, w ere o ve rn ig h t
baking fish. Label shows
guests at th e J. P. Jones home
Commercial Building
because
of
the
compact
design
of
the
Sedan
and
Phaeton,
und in the Coupes
fifteen uses. Cake cooling
T hursday.
Second and M a in Streets
V-8
engine
—
an
exclusive
Ford
fea­
and
Roadster.
The
seat of the Ford
R«g.$1.70
M r. and M rs. B. F. D e fo rd and
rack to fit, extra.
P ilone 3071
M iss B e ry l D eford vlsted
Mrs.
Ask Your Grocer
lllllthoro, Oregon
ture
at
a
low
price.
This
V-8
engine
V-8
Roadster
is
52
inches
wide. A ride
Etta C am pbel, at H o p e w e ll F rid a y.
Second Central Bank and Issue of
School Opens
Wheat Production Control Plan
Young Talks
Constitutionality Makes Battle
at Helvetia
Strengthened by Congress Act
Orenco Meet
»
Accidents
Will Happen
CHAS. L. WALKER
I ir Grove Club
Entertains Bride
Remembered----
k
ROLLER
SKATING
an sale nouip
H e a r -E v e r □□ h
EVRYDAY ROUND ROASTER
Donelson &. Sewell
3 -W A Y CO O KER S E T
There’s lots of room in the
J59
FO R D V-8
NEW -W e.r-K w - WHISTLER
5¿19
Credit Bureaus
1 5 -IN -1
B A K IN G
PAN
]0?
for
COFFEE-MAKING DISCOVERY
GREEN SPOT
• Wear E ver” D rips and Perks use discov­
eries made b y a great university. T he y’re
“ Triple Tested” for coffee deliciousness.
O R A N G EA D E
T reat yourself to a cool, re ­
freshing drink today. Ask
for it at your grocer or soft
drink counter.
'
pint 5c
Quart 15c
Gallon 55c
FIR GROVE
DAIRY
Grade A
M II.K and C R E A M
I’hone 4RX1
You are In v ite d
to bring in your ideas for a new Basement, Pump
House, Milk House, Root Cellar or what have you,
and we will gladly give you an accurate Estimate of
cost.
NO OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART
Our stock of Drain Tile is complete and we will
meet all competitive prices.
SCHOLLS TILE CO. YARD
Plant at Scholls, Oregon
O ur Motto—"Friendly Service . . . F air Prices"
Washington Street between 1st and 2nd
Hillsboro
•6 CUP
DRIP
in the Ford V-8 will show that it com­
bines unusual body room with fine-ear
performance, safety anil comfort.
J i
‘219 •-S219
■ -» e g . $2.80
“ -R eg . $2.75
Specials on all other sizes
NEW ’5 ^
takes up less space in the hood ami
permits more of the cur’s length to be
used for passenger comfort. Many a
« 3 ^
M
M
M
H
I
S 'e a /' UTENSIL
• Again “ W ear-Evcr’ ’ leads. Save space in
oven. N onbum , nonskid Bakelite grips.
E xtra th ick. In tro d u c to ry prices.
2QT $ 2 ? 0 3C,T s J O O 4QT s
W ith one long wood handle, if preferred.
.M A D E -1* Ik F i t X T « *
H «R
LESTER IRELAND & CO
Hillsboro, Oregon
The FORD CORNER is the
brightest corner in town.