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Feature Local
School Squad
Hillsboro, Oregon, T hursday, Septem ber 19, 1935
Grower Poll
for Market
Builders' Club
Display Wins
First at Fair
H illsboro Argua KatabHahed ItPJi
WPA Rejects
Short Route
Meanest Thief
at Work While
Pastor Speaks
Two Sections, Twelve Pages
More Action
Forecast in
Hillaboro high school football 1
Hillsboro high school, 4-H B uild­
II Y A. L. L I N I) H K 0 ■
Taking advantage of the Sunday j
»quad will open the s<*ason Friday '
ers' club, a part of the manual
sermon being delivered by H arry
at Clatskanie with one of t h e I
training departm ent of the local
Downey, pastor of the Pentecostal
heaviest line« prixtuced in a uum*
school, won first place in state
church on Lincoln street, some­
V anW inkle's Opinion
her of years, according to B M
fair exhibits in the high school
body in Hillsboro qualified as the
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, Goodman, coach. During the days
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class with the display of farm
y
ear’s meanest thief by entering j
Narrow s Choice on
, since practice began more th an a
buildings constructed by the club
n .
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_
‘be Downey residence in the rear
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under
the
supervision
W
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l
Capitol Sites
son R iv e r
H ig h w a y O u t of the Church and making away n i , » , ~ » * » . _
D
has been rounding into shape in
I of M M Romlg. instructor.
iv
L. D I t o
■ .
w ith tw o children's savings banks
Ct A t t o r n e y P ro m is e «
good order, Coach Goodman says. '
S en d s F ir s t M e n to Jobs
A ltitu d e
R e g a r d in g
as
o r k R e lie f P r o je c t ,
and »10 in change from Mrs Dow- A n o t h e r A t t e m p t
to C u r b
The builders clubs are something
The entire team will have plenty
new in 4-H work, begun last year
n e y s purse The thief also took
p l ,o V u rb
O At JEM C hoice of sites for the
in T h is D is t r ic t
M a r k e t in g P la n
of weight. Goodman states, with I
A d m in is t r a t o r Says
| and engaged In by 11 clubs from '
a cup containing »1 worth of pen-
S lo t M a c h in e s
new state rapttol building hus
the line averaging 185 pounds and |
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various parts of the state, accord-
nies, according to a report made
been narrow ed down to two by an
the backfield not far under that I
I ing to O. G. Hughson of Portland
to Sheriff John Connell.
opinion given Governor M artin by
with an average of 150 pounds. |
P rojects R eady H ere One of the heavyweights, Henry i Loss C alled U n f a i r 1**“'
hag b,een
the idea
A ttorney-G eneral VanWinkle.
D e fen d a n t S et Free
From the favorable comments Mr Local B o d y H o p e fu l
Tsuguwa. who tips the scales at |
The legislature, when it meets
Hughson now feels th at there will I
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I took $2 50 from her purse when
200
pounds,
has
been
kept
out
of
i
In special session soon, will be able
be an expansion In this type of
she left it in the Congregational
to consider building the statehouse P l a n . C a ll f o r C o m p le tio n |,r“,, ' lc,‘ by a sprained ankle.
N o A t t e m p t B e in g M a d e to 4 H endeavor.
M c N a ry
A sked
L e n d A i d church, following service Sunday I . __ c -i
.
r-. ____
r
Men who have been worked out
on the old site, or on W illamette
.
morning.
J u r y r a i l s to F in d C h a n c e
Eight
of
the
11
clubs
had
ex
for the backfield of the squad In-
university campus, which would
S c h o o l W o r k F ir s t
D ic t a t e to C a li f o r n ia
S
e
e
k
R
e
c
o
n
s
id
e
ra
tio
n
hibits in m iniature at the fair
During the outbreak of Sun­
in D e v ic e O p e r a tio n
elude L Garfield. Torbet, Wah-
be added to the old locution.
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There w ere 16 buildings included
day crime, a w om an’s w rist watch
ner.
Abts,
Chase.
H
C
hurchley,
j
The hill sites tuvored by Gov-
, ,,
.. .
in the entire exhibit and an estim ­
and $1 in small change was ta k ­
Upset in plans for w ork relief en from an adjoining room at the
W alnut growers are being asked ated 10.000 persons viewed the dis­
ernor M artin cannot be used, sc-
Indications that Wl A In Wash- Foelker u n d Bumgardner. Line-
Continuation of act.on to keep
jobs and construction of the Wil- H illsboro” L u th era n {’^chT^'ch Th7
Continuation
curding to the attorney-general
r *'un,y wl11 »'«'" ««* under- men include Schulmerlch. Wun by the Associated Walnut G rowers play
son
river road, seemed definitely I .H .i,
. The sl" ‘ machines
llotl) the G rubenborst tract and wuy. u/ ' '
‘hc announce- derltch, Coslett. Howell und Suth- : o, which Frank Rowell of Scholls
Aided by the boys from the ex- ^ , J i i erw ^ L , SeemCd d7 ‘ni,c^ ‘heft also was during th - hour c o u n t?5 w a s n r out
™ , of
» a Washington
",
is president to register th eir ap-
Ben Lomond park hill a lto arc ,nen‘ *,v
Johnaon, district erlund, tuckles
^
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"
‘
p
a
g
^
o
f
HcU
oK
m
hmenn
t
^
G
uards
are
Goodin.
Stunkard,
,,rOval
or
disapproval
as
to
wheth-
outside the city limits. VanW inkle ‘™‘nuKer <>«
S tate Employment
bc bound by tht.
pointed out. and the capitol cun i •'«•rvlcc here thia week that men W Churchley and W Gurfte d The ,.r th ,.y deaire
lx* built only within the b o u n d ar-’hu<1 bcen
through hia of- Wick a 7 . h K.7' “ obr'„ Vi° JohIn ' present m arket agreem ent or in-
W kk. A bendrolh and Selfridge In f t ate a new one.
iea of .Salem us they existed in j
^or w or^
The Dalles
h ThereJn^tT ? , the PrOJtT ,
t
“ nnery0 , in ih e
haH .n £ “
f° r
a
th e te n te r position are Himmel- i . .
.
HUM when the city was chosen
this, he aaid, I n the first WPA right.
G oetter and .Stout
A gricultural A djustm ent Admln-
the perm anent sent of governm ent Pr°J«Ct to be undertaken since the
-
V? Propoi ed *° . cl*“r , Hillsboro, another report stated
_
From the above m aterial t h e i lstration bearing for the w alnut
ani
12 m,les oi road M>this y h e thieves left no trace either as , T h e _ JUP', consldered the case
by a state-w ide vote
Work* Progress office was opened
team will be selected. All of these «row « ‘® will be held at the Mult-
To build on the hills would ¡!* P,,r'!and
Ju ly , Jo b ,‘»0» be- men. Coach Goodman states, will nomah hotel. Portland. Friday at
»»
•« « ww
1
CI' U' I U'S at a cost , to how entrance was gained or fr",n] ,3n.,° clock ln the afternoon
PiAC C lLli*
sonn53'300'0?0 Bnd would employ bow tbe sugar w as taken away.
“ ntll 10 30 at night following clos-
icqulre a constitutional amend- ,ev*"
° ‘hcr projects will fol- be given a chance to w orkout in ® a m
i
0551
D
ie
r
i
e
r
e
4000
men
for
one
year at a p er-. Somebody
Somebody m
m ust
ust have
menl und u special eleltion to , * ,.ri,p dly, us the seasonal work the game Friday.
have been
been shor,
short ‘ng argum . ents
_. „ by _ the district
--------- — at-
Executive board of the grow ers
year
man-coat
of
$800.
I
of
certain
features
for
entertain-
a,
„ B Tongue, who ap-
ehunge or enlarge the seat of gov- , 1,1 ” rural districts lessons,
Some weukness is apparent i n decided at a m eeting last week to I
Still Hopeful
ment at a party Saturday night, if Peare<1 io r Reed.
ernm ent
Many Project« Here
M lp arls o T \ h » 0^ t O f f ic ia l« E a s te r n
C o n c e rn
Although Hopkins gave no rea- the loot taken from the S tout &
State -Says Chance
It w'ould do no good for the city
Announcement» from state re- id i .‘" g , " 'f u r ' A bundant 'su b stitu te
M e e t B u .in e .s M e n
to extend it» boundaries to include I lief headquarter» to the local re .n a „ :, ...l Ten m m rem ain of last have secured signatures to a pel,-
lieved
that
rejection
might
be
due
ls
any
indication.
A
fter
gaining
the
state,
was dependent on chance
the hill sites, the attorney-general ' hef comm ittee have been to the year's squad
said.
effect that employables on the re-
The game Friday
will be fol-
"Designation of Salem In 1864 **ef ro ll, would be placed on jo b ' lowed by one next we
us th e perm anent sent of govern- Septem ber 20 or soon thereafter.
Scappoose here, which I
ment by the elector, of the stale Washington county is well sup- ,d ,be scheduled serie
In a statem ent issued by Rowell. ^ k ’e^H uisb^ro C ^ a X r ? ? T o m -
‘ba‘ a chance of a p p e a l
h“
■ « ~ d d- ‘- e d
necessarily Included all parts of plied wilh projects ready for ini- st‘ason
w
e,.„?,!‘?
7
7
a
,hn
rEon,end8
,th
at
merce
and
a
num
ber
of
local
bus.-
rem
ained
as
the
possibility
of
a
-
^
¡
¡
Ves
e
n
t
e
r
^
the
Guv
C
arr
Was
“ test of skiU be­
the city ns it then existed." Van- m odiste occupation and aw aiting
*
ts unfair to the Oregon and Wash- nc8S m,.n An oifer of pr0[x.rtv rejection has been cons.dered since
Beav^rton^mmrtime S u 7 ' I “” , ° f IeVers used ,0
the
W in k le e x p la in e d
authority from Ute Portland offlt
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1)1
ington growers, producing a super-
fo r th e e r e c tio n o f a f-.e ,he project was set up and confer- 5a „ ”
“ eaverton sometime Sun wheels at any point desired bv
.o r q u a lit y of walnuts, to suffer
¿ a. „ « X t~e co m L n v in cnces have b ^ " held * ith U. S. day
and removed four tires. the operator His a t t o r n ^ n v -
"Although the corporate limit, *° open The projects include com-
I liltll
have since been greatly enlarged I’letion of various school repair
©
losses into the thousands of dol- ¡ e n - t r t
company in- Senator
charIes
r £ l” n„tr^
'.J5_*at"
7 “ ' S P ” n " w
' * d & t o J " T R « d
w ili"a « e m
^ ? ™ g e H
't r r McNary
c ^ d e r a t w
i ö h n o , 15
" „ “ d, hî a : ? dl . K
L ei„ '^ i ...be-
the
this lias not enlarged the sent of Jobs underw ay w hen SERA closed.
lars,
representing
the
difference
I.IIO ,
a
t pa l a v i u i u g
lllf
U
lU V r e n te
A n n fh « » r m i* p fin t»
h i iB in n c c m m
W U I a n c iiip v
I r t- U IlM U fid llU Il
j
- a u
c * * « ^ * '* - v
U i M -I U S C Q
K tt*U
as
th e
governm ent It rem ains w ithin the and many new’ projects,
between profit and loss, through wa? h^ |d Wednesday to consider .°' **£ project^ A like fate aw aits
b
u ootained with owner and not the Pacific Amuse-
limit* of the city a , they first
According to Johnson there art-
Lht'.T aU.“ . , ‘..;n
hL rnark.e
th. proposition
prop..-!tion and a comm ittee
k pro)ects' “ 18
J ? ” P?.nyJ and ^ e re fo re . Reed
.
, . ,llnK - a«rce-
-
existed on the first Monday of about 650 persons certified as elig
was being tried on the wrong por­
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ment which compels the growers Was named to investigate and see.
June. 1664 when the election was ibie from this county to work on T e s t
tion of the indictment. The trial
U n it
In s t a lle d ;
W ill
off tile domestic m arket 35 d satisfactory arrangem ents could
Any attem pt to switch the pro-
held at which tune Salem was approved projects W h ile registra-
had been previously limited to
n
per"C eiit o f th e ir m arketable crop be made Comm ittee includs Ed-
PWA »re said to be out
M-Icclcd as the location of the seat tion was made for every em ploy-
that
postion charging Reed as the
D e t e r m in e F u t u r e t y p e
The Associated W alnut Grow- ward Schulmerich. J M. Person ljf ,he question because of t h e
of government.
able m rm ber of ,.acb r(.,fcf fa^ „ 'y
agent.
_____
ers havc n ° intention of dictating Morris Weil and J. J Wismer. Ad- necessity of raising 40 per cent of
Construction of state institutions only one member will be employ-
One week after work was b e a u n
lh®L California grow ers w hat ditional representatives of the com- “ >e am ount necessary from local
Reed had been previously tried
beyond the city limits has no ed unless special permission is Hillsboro's d e m o n s tr a tio n s .. w „ a . 'h fy »hall do with their crops or pany are expected in Portland to- funds This, the commissioners say.
in justice court in Beaverton for
bearing on the capitol because the I granted by the WPA office in 1 I.S Hisii plant ¿ ? n a d v and m w hether ,ht'> should dum p 35 per d a y and d e f i n e action is expected
out of the question.
operation
of a sim ilar machine.
state house "Is not an institution j Portland, it is understood,
ope’^ n P today a c i o ^d i n g t o
°F
° ' ‘hem K
' tWa
Long term employment projects F o u r C a n n e r i e s F il l 13 3 4 8 the ,Sourt there holding that the
us that word is ordinarily used,”
m achine was legal.
Meanwhile every effort is la-in g 1
M cG ee c itv m a n a e e r * T h e S<t f ** ° n 'b c o,hpr hand, there is
The comjaany. which has been for unemployed in t h i s county
i.de m ike ine.i i......„k ... <u„ .
'
‘
no reason why C alifornia should m aking advances for the past w ere to have been the tw o high-
C a n s D u r in g P a s t W e e k
machine brought into courl
•tdl Oregon how to handle i t s ! month, according to E L. Moore, I ways. Though num erous WPA pro-
here was taken from E lry’s Chat
zalnut crop. Oregon w alnuts are j secretary of the chamber, is the jects have been subm itted, none
b etter quality and can alw ays Wells-Lamont Glove M an u factu r-! give long term employment to un- re lie f'c o m m d t^ e 'for* th e n u r n n a Elmer V arner ju st east of th<
C
« M il d
w ith o u t
ltm n tn if
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• :_______ t : _ « Minn
« : ____ l- k « e
{« labor in quantity.
i e u e i COmiHUiee IOr m e p u r p o s e H illa h o m r i t v o a r k
sold
w
ithout H dum
ping a o per- I I ing
company of * Minneapolis.
skilled
of packing surplus fruit and veg- n " lsIX?ro cnF P3™-
centage in order to attem pt t o ' W. O Wells, president of the co m -,
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etables for relief clients in Wash- _
witnesses called included
build
up
an
artificial
price
f
o
r
;
pany
was
present
at
the
meeting
ington county. 50 per cent of the
'Y Connell, sheriff; Edgar Wine-
maj
to
I
reinain^e
r’
Howell
said.
I
In
his
discussion
of
the
proposed
John
K
anina
D
ie
s
Muuy uv m», r n u n iy r e n e r ornee, the
larger plant
pack has been completed, accord- r ar<?neJj
and ^ rs- Varner and
With the
issuance
U I ) , '
H V
llld l
11IV
L
U I1I"
•
v
I T T
•
1
. <^4
u
at of thi o p in -1 jn addition, an .
E y i c r • ' V ' l 0’
w
*“ i l a * b • d i " u ,h”
—
e the more t_ _.
ing to R W Weil, chairm an of E- J M aple Defendant's witnesses
ion requested by the governor.
crop
any*w
ould
expect
a
suitable
fac-
HI
LOCal
riOSplt£ll
who went on record as favoring I b " ? r
,’ ‘ 1 o e..^ii**,*' ',ll‘ . and dp; ¡’ins of city sewage now
now passing
the relief committee.
Bossj, Let
(C ontinued on page 4. colum n 7,
I tory
ory building, rent and tax free
i
M cFarland and G. G. Lee.
hili site for the capitol when . . 7
. „ * e,l*‘b| «' workers, and through the septic tank
The pack to date, w hich in-
to
be
furnished
by
the
local
com
it appear«! that negotiation, for
? “ ¡e ,r*‘c*>rdsl reported to
Although the plant was i
Following the verdict, the county
m unity for the first five years Early Resident o f F arm inston
L
court was considering the poss.'-
ette I . ” ; , ' “rtlaVt .......
,,, n
„ » u u iu . u
m e r towns
to w n s an
and cities M oob erry , H o w e ll
the purchase of the W illam
illamette
oii . f,ce
u •• dupli- in
Hillsboro,
other
am ounted to 49.336 cans from the
The
offer
of
a
factory
site
was
Buried
at
Blooming
Sunday
bility
of licensing
i'\
t impu
would f o i l
11 ' ' 1 • <|s’« i*»ns It en file in this county face i tblem sim-
j j
«
.
. . .
four canneries operating in For-
j - .. slot machines
«-^-37-7
_ made as a compromise, Moore
T.
„
est Grove. Hillsboro. Aloha and 1
k,nds ° n ? he belief that
through Officials wondered what
Application
fur projects still *l«r to Hillsboro and are Interested
I lC iH .1 C f l S t O l P l i l V
I said. Some
possibilities
of
com-
.
A
U
,
John
Kamna.
73.
died
at
the
T
ualatin
T
h
e
r
e
n
o
r
t
fo
r
t
h
e
w
e
e
k
(Coatmued
uo
8.
colum
PWA would do.
an- being made to w i’A through 111
InsWJntion and nauHa of
' promise by the company was in- Tiir,«c h n e n iia i
Aua,aun i r »e report ior m e u e e x ------------------------- n 1)
Two applications for grants for K E. Tillotson, resident engineer. ‘be tests.
dicated later
I
ending Friday shows 13,348 cans
¡ er an illness of several days with packed
Most of the labor to private —
Hillsboro, how iver. faces the t ’hurch Sponsoring Production of*
T ow nsend S essio n
the purchase of additional land
em-
This is the second factory to pneunionia. Funeral services were
are in Washington. I) C. One was ' ployment now being supplied, ac- l,robLem
caring for wastes from
"The Prince of Egypt"
seek a location nere
here in recent
seen
Sundav
a fte r n n n n
at t h « I plans oi the relief departm ent
^
J b S ^ b e r . b e m g a commer- T n n lty Lutheran church w ith Rev. |
? fe ^ t t m e n t ‘ b X "
in i *b‘' . , Ray-Muling cannery and is
for 45 per cent of $750,000 to buy fording to G race Rucker.
in
S u n d a y A fte r n o o n
the university grounds, and the charge of the local office
a disposal method *?**cb
which
ce in the
Heading a cast of thirty local cial alcohol distillery to use waste ¿"eoree R euie” "off'iciatino" * 'in te r J m ainder of the
«»ther was for 45 per cent of $100.* city hall, is for the prune
ic harvest
.. ’
v ‘' ed
these Thespians. Lester Mooberry and products of the cannery, orchard ment was in Blooming cem etery ' the c,ose of ,he canning season.
000 set us the hill site price. The which is helping w ith the ' »»««*
.
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------
’ '<•<* as
,i,n « R‘ X
Play ‘he roles of Mos- and wood lot. The distillery
Mott or Mahoney Expected for the
distillery is
is be-
be-
Mr. K am na was born in Bassen, i ; Weil
r - , said.
,
,
»WOT ««
iiip iv tc u m
an y
« la r b
A
Ih
»
'
*
*•**
R c m C S e S -M o S C S
in
"T h e
latter is now out of the picture
the hop harvest
is w completed
Many
i K , ’
council,
de- Cs « and
ing promoted by A. C. Forrester. Germany. December 21, 1861. came K ? ne cal ln every fou,r >Packed
Rally Here September 29
State officials were Jubilant over ' ca,,i‘ a,so are tetn g made for , a
™ 'T * k ^ i , sposal Prince of Egypt," historical drama Portland engineer, and the product ; to Oregon from G erm any in 18841becomes ‘he property of the re-
om en and girls to w ork « in
priv 1 an * ou’d
‘°
. ior
Hillsboro Townsend club wiU
word from Hyde Park. N Y.. 'w
i ......................»»
«« »».<<-
. properly
> .»_ handle com- pageant, to be presented at Hills­ is expected" to be absorbed as a and^w aV m arrted b ? M rta 'seg elk en I lJ e f
President Roosevelt's home, that
a,e h'.incs In this county,
while
mc.rc,al
of
in the union
high s school
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Willi
A«,.. .-..I «'«»Kc
_
1 this
,1 , type .
A A boro
lu
1,1
UIIIMII I1IKII
e n o o i m otor fuel when mixed w ith
M F .^ i n g t o n N o v e m b e r s . , « » d‘-
^
meet a, the Baptist church Sun-
„. the Portland office sent 11 request , . „5 J r? r<‘c<,rds 'vl 11 be kept of auditorium Septem ber 26 and 27
the jircsidcnt had approved the
To this unioo
X l “ ° Ufgor
)r
for
housekeepers
in
that
area
'.•it«'riBl
tests
made
during
the
under
the
auspices
of
the
Metho-
state's »3.500.000 application for
asks mhembers to endeavor to
According to the plans as out- born, three dying in infanev. He T h e s u X can» are bei„g stor- £
■
! decision
.ition „S ol to the th e plant
final d i«t ¿ E n E is c n Ä n a l c wniUms"*1
horeh a n s
the construction of the state house 1«
lined by Wells, the company would resided on a farm at Farm ington
type and
of plan.
ed
at
the
warehouse
recently
mov-
at,
* * church betw een 1:45 and
(C ontinued on pa?e B. colum n 3)
n e e e -a ry in Hillsboro, rosis w ith ^ H o w rtl w m pUy R?meses-Moses.
The legislature will bc called
35 years and had resided in H ills­ ed from the location on Third
f° r f 0? 1’ ?!nglng„ of J 0'? "-
Into special session when PWA S u m m er D r y S p ell
boro
for
the
past
11
years.
the results and operation.
street to the building vacated by ?®nd ®°ncgs ] or lh ® ra l? the
the young prince, during the first
acts on the site grant applications
Deceased is survived b y t h e the postoffice. Offices located in '
Su,nda?L Regular , m eeting
four acts of the play, while Moo- Funeral Rites H er e
E nds W ith Rains
The legislature will have the last
widow. Meta Kamna. and the fol­ the Wells building w ere being
1 be a t ...2' 3? when the usual
bery will assume the role in the
word as to w here the capitol shall
D r. P. G . Brow n
lowing children: John W. Kamna. moved this week to the new lo- Pro*ram w ill be presented w ith
i fifth act. presenting Moses as a
bc built.
T o d a y fo r D arlan d Farm ington; Miss Bettie Kamna. cation also. Weil said.
I ,ocal f a k e r s .
A rrangem ents have been com ­ Prune G rowers Report Damage; 1
Portland, and Mrs. Lena Donelson.
to
O
p
e
n
O
ffic
e
s
m
an
ot
80
vears
A
s
Prince
M
oert«,
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( It was decided Septem ber 11 to
vho
later
ascends
the
throne
as
.Moisture
Aids
Farm
Work
pleted for the senate to meet in
Hillsboro. One brother and tw o
Dr P G. Brown, dentist, will Amunophis II. A. J Foelker pre- Hlllsboao Resident for Last Eleven sisters also survive a s follows:
the Marion hotel dining room and
M
rs.
Frances
G
h
een
on the second and fourth Sundays
Years Dies Suddenly
Henry Kamna. Hillsboro: M r s
the house to convene in th e arm ­
Excessive dry w eather, unbrok­ open offices in the Commercial »ents a characterization of villiany I
<->
.
j
p,
.
a ‘ 2:30 p. m. in the various
Becca
Wist. Scappoose, and Mrs.
ory auditorium adjoining the hotel. en except for light showers since building here October 1. according and am bition over a period of 45
D u n ed o n baturdav churches and the tim e and place
Dr George Thomas V. Darland. i Anna Krebs. Rockaway.
Three
The state w ill pay »40 a day ren t the middle of April, came to a to announcem ent made this week | years As the queen. M arie Melan-
_
,
' of m eeting w ill be announced at
for the grandchildren also survive.
to the hotel and »13 50 to the close wilh a rain which measured ik i a£d MrS Brown wil' m ake son offers portrayal of Remeses- 7g_ resident of Hillsboro
Funeral services for Mrs F ran- each regular m eeting Rev J P
arm ory G overnor M artin w i l l 131 inches Friday and Saturday, their home in the Ramona Court J Moses' foster mother. Robert Hurd last 11 years, died suddenly in his
P all-bearers w ere W. F. Haase, ‘V* M,cJhalec Gheen. 76. who died PenhalL m inister of the Atkinson
I plays the ill fated son of Amun- home here S aturday Funeral serv- j H enry Haase. William Albers. Wil-
jirobably move downtown during according to the records of A. W ajiartm ents on First avenue.
ednesday evening at her Hills- Memorial
C ongregational
Port-
For the past 15 years Dr. Brown ophis, who meets death as a re- ices will be held this afternoon liam Stevens. H erm an Voges. John W
I he session.
Moore
of
the
U.
S.
Biological
su
r­
boro home, w ere conducted Satur- iand was the speaker He em pha.
• • •
has practiced continuously in P ort- | suit of the last terrible plague vis- (Thursday) at 2:30 o'clock in t h e , Freudenthal. and W illiam Josse.
vey.
day
afternoon
at
Donelson
&
Sew-
dzed
thp
individual
member's
re-
land and Oregon City. He Is a [ ited upon Egypt.
Abolition of the prim ary elec­
C ongregational church w ith Rev i
_________________
A'_.D^
sponsibility In the Townsend move-
The rain, which heralded the graduate of North Pacific Dental
The
plot
of
"The
Prince
of
tion. the calling of a regular gen- first
H. A. Deck and Rev. T. A. Dun »-,• ,
• r->
officiating. Interm ent was at Fir ment. George Holzapple. accom-
touch of autum n weather, college and post graduate of N orth­ „
eral election every November and
,u ™ln er'
Egypt is laid in that ancient land, gan officiating B urial will be in K l C n a r C l r C t l d i U l l N c W Lawn cemetery.
t the
h e o possible
o s s i l . l . . recall
ro e-1 1 o of f o officials
r t l o l - l . - ut , r a ".s e d . s o m ‘
* J" 'h e prune w estern Dental college in Chicago
(C ontinued on paire ». colum n 2)
_
. _
, Mrs Gheen was born December
b^ Ws wife sang tw o solos
Forest
View
cem
etery
at
Forest
the eli*ction were proposed in a orchards, w here the fruit was re In 1917. He passed exam inations
Grove.
R ed
C rn « s
«
l l 1
8S8 in Bohemia, and came to
CIub w ill be prepared, according
ported
as
cracking
considerably,
for
dental
surgeon
In
the
navy
and
drastic constitutional am endm ent
Dr. D arland was born I. ? a r 1 U U V - I U S » J. r t d s u r c r , the United sta te s 66 years ago She to Iocal officials, to give complete
picking has been contin- served two years In the navy dur ' G ran ge C o n feren ce
filed by W. J Wagnon. Portland, however,
Barnes. Iowa. A pril 10, 1857. He
Richard Fcndall of Forest Grove had been a resident’ of Hillsboro program for the big rally ln the
( l '. , n U n , - ‘,l
pitue ....... Innin 71
ing the World war.
A ttorney-G eneral VanWinkle is at
came to Oregon from Iowa 24 was elected to the office of treas­ for the past 44 years.
Hillsboro union high school Sun-
W ill be H e ld H ere years
work on the ballot title.
ago, m aking his residence u rer of th e County Red Cross
She is survived by tw o sons, day. Septem ber 29. The sjyeaker
Fred
E.
Gheen
of
Gustine.
Col.,
will be either Congressman Jam es
G rangers from W ashington co u n -! a* LaGrande. w here he lived five chapter, to fill the vacancy caused
The governor, slate treasurer,
ly will gather in H illsboroSeptem -i ye" s before moving to F o r e s t by the death of his cousin, Omar and Vincent Gheen of Hillsboro; Mott or M ayor Willis E. Mahoney
secretary of state. Justices of the
ber 26 for .,he county grange eon-
w here he resided right Fendall. w ho had been Red Cross and six daughters. Mrs. Minnie i of K lam ath Falls.
supreme court, Judges of the c ir­
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treasurer for more than 18 years Schultz of Oregon City, Mrs. Susie
cuit courts and attorney-general
County Council to Meet
VP i l l i v i VAJI 11 r a t i r e a r u r e s [day
day and evening S tale
, -t0.
o. H lsboro. w here he h hac
tate officers of I
a d ; prior to his death. O ther officers Brown of Ferndale. Wash., Mrs.
would fure u possible recall every
lived for the last 11 years.
I elected at the m eeting of the chap Edith Langston and Mrs. Mary
W ashington county council o f
two years. Maximum tenure of
wheat crop harvested in 1930.1981 '
RranRC Wi” bC prCSent
(By Wm. F. Cyrua. County Airentl
For the last 24 years he has been ter last Thursday evening at the M arlin of Portland,
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and Mrs Eliza- , the
American Legion _____
and _____
Aux-
state offices would be six years.
Lim ited use of contrasted acres, and
1932.
just
as
was
necessary
Thp
mceting
will
open
with
a
,
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,n i n _• > v a cb ir°Prac‘ic physician, while for j cham ber of comm erce w ere W. F beth Holt and Mrs. Tonie S tuart iliary w ill meet at Forest Grove
All county, district, precinct nnd a slightly different method of de­ when
the
original
contract
was
\
range
c
.°
'lnc‘*
a‘
10""
°
cl°?
*
the
preceding
30
years
he
was
a
Norman
of
Aloha,
re-elected
presi-
of
Hillsboro.
October
2.
at
8
p.
m.
municipal officers would be sub­ term ining total benefit payments signed in 1933 The old contract A ™ ng ' hp »Peakers will be Mrs. traveling salesman.
dent for the t h i r d consecutive --------- -------- -- ----- ------- ------------ -- ---------------------------
ject to recall every year. Their and a four-year contract with the carries no obligation lo sign a new A
, h l X n ld n o ^ ' n ^rn°
J* survived by his widow year; Mrs. Dorothy Seym our of T
1
T O
T7 ’ 1
a.
Co.
maximum term s would be four privilege of w ithdraw ing nt the one. but any operator of a farm **’ ’ ,n l k ‘ ”
p annl" ? of a p.r " and three children by a form er Forest Grove, first vice-president: L ilC k O l H ilV L a ilS tO S tO H
years.
, end of the second y ear are the that grew wheal during the th ree « ¿ X £ >ow pdr
M '? Bpr’ha marriage. Dr. Fred L. D arland of R. W. Weil of Hillsboro, second
V
“Z *
uJlWp»
Wagnon must obtain m ore than features of the new w heat adjust years named Is eligible to sign ’ ‘ ®k '
Mon‘- Mrs Sherm an W | vice-president; a n d Mrs E L .
T1
1 T T
•
W7
1
16.000 signatures on petitions by ment contract different from the one of the agreements.
wbo sPeaks on A Good Grange. Needham of Ames. Ia.. and Mrs Moore of Hillsboro, re-elected sec-
F P i i m l I lO llS I tlC T
next July 1 to place his proposed original contract in effect the past
Contracted acreage, which is the
Ra>’ w Gill, state master, will Wilford M. Briggs of Monrovia, retary.
A
A 1U U 3111V
W U r ik v la
constitutional amendm ent on the two crop years. Application blanks mLfi rCnrrt'„ » CtWe<'a
nv®rn5e ”n ' |Sh Cn q.,a?/m ;30v ° " ¿ A L nY°{L
C’Ai » .
•
D irectors of the C ounty chapter
Despite curtailm ent of w orking cording to Jam ison P arker, state
ballot at th e November, 1936. elec­ nnd accompanying forms have not nual I nerenge
ncreage and
nnd t h e reduced
fol-|
His
a s d deemed
e e m e d projects
r,reie,-t< by
h v the
»he SERA
e r m in
in Wash-
u-ach. director,
dtreetnr is t . the
»he Wilson
u r u _ riv
_»___
reduced 'h he e Sunflowers. He will be fo
-
His; first
first m
m arriage
arriage was
was to
to Mary
Mary , w ere not elected a as s it it w was
er road
yet been received. O ffering the acres,
tion.
s can be used only
for sum- lowed by George Palm iter of Mil- Elizabeth V erm lllian In December advisable to postpone this until ington county, the local office of project w hich w ill have a i dlseet
new program to local grow ers will mer fadow.
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jiasture crops or perm - w aukie on G range Co-operatives. 1879 She died in April. 1924 In the October meeting, when it is the Federal Housing A dm inistra- bearing on the fu tu re accom
accomplish-
m aterial is nt ,ment grass. Such acreage m ust b et O ther speakers w ill be C. L. April, 1927 he was m arried to L, hojied that a b etter representation
tion. is being kept open for the m ents of the organization,
Local C a n n in g P lant not begin d u n ,F til this
ih
' S " p Pn,r,Vn t|y land 'h a t Is norm ally planted to
Pattison of Portland: Mrs. George Mae W eaver of Hillsboro.
j will be present from all commu- accommodation of those interested
The
proposed
short-cut
highw ay
nbi.ut the date the work will get wheat nnd that was in crop the Palm iter. George Corson
F re d
■---------------------- nities of the county. Everybody in-
in reconstruction, or new construc­
year preceding its use as con- Goss. W F. Cyrus, county agent;
M akes Large P ayroll under way In Oregon.
P
arker
points
out,
would
tap an
Trurk Licenses Due
' terested In the Red Cross w ork is tion. under the benefits of federal
While this starting date Is a Ut­ tra d e d acres. Pasture or g r a s s Fay Mills of Hillsboro. Pomona, Q uarter year
v,., truck licenses, due I *"vited *?. a,te.nd ,h e
a‘ loans. A. J. Riler, acting sujaer- area abundantly tim bered, but at
Value of local industry to H ills­ ile late in relation to the time of crojw
be seeded during the master, and C W Craft of Forest ! October first w ill be on sale at
visor in this county, explained this present inaccessible H arvesting of
boro Is evidenced by the $36,743 - seeding of our next w heat crop coming must
crop year, but may con- GroVe. county deputy.
, the sheriff's office SeDtember 21)' tobr 10'
the tim ber w ould follow sjjeedlly
week.
34 payroll that Is being paid to­ this should not mnke any m a­
i?..
Meeting w ill close wilh a drill J. W Connell, sheriff, announced
Mrs Mary Roberts o f Forest
The office, operating its payrolls on ‘be beels of the road builders
day (Thursday) by the B. E. Mu­ terial difference on the fnrm of 1
‘h®aRr®®; c° n,es‘ a‘ 8 30 in ,hp evening,
, Grove. Mrs. Moore and M P through SERA, has employed tw o T hat would m ean em ploym ent of
this week.
ling, Inc., plant here. The paym ent the grow er who expects or Intends men?
ment providing th at they are used
Cady are the nom inating commit- persons in the office and seven w orkers in the lum ber woods and
represents wages for the past two to sign the contract. U nder the only for pasture.
Saturday the Hillsboro Grange
'**■
field men. The office force, con- in the mills, and there then would
weeks' period during w hich 1133 provisions of the new agreem ent
Crop vears of 1936 1937
I afl”P'c<t a resoltuion endorsing the
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sisting of R iler and Honora Hewitt. arise a need for homes for th o se '
persons w ere employed, 519 being the reduction for Ihe 1936 c ro p la n d 1939 are covered and a re {Townsend Old Age Pension plan. ,
L
o
c
a
l
R
e
a
lt
o
r
R
e
p
o
rts
assistant,
have volunteered th eir employed ln the new workings.
men and 614 women.
will bo five per cent. This means ducllon of w heat acreage for those
*-------------------- —
“T hat is w here the better hous­
S e v e r a l R e c e n t D e a ls servic®8 "S*** the project is,,<akp"
For the same period Ihe Wood- that Ihe grow er who signs up or | years may be called for, but can M e n in P u b lic W o r k
Four recent real estate deals sume d by WPA a" d payrolls re " ing program would fit Into the
hum Rny-Mallng cannery will pay expects to sign can plant up to not exceed 25 per cent. The grow
r
d
i ,-
m
Many different public sales
picture,” th e director explained.
out $27,925 in wages today, b ring­ 95 per cent of his average annual er may w ithdraw at the end of
F o r m R e la tio n s C lu b
w ere reported this week by W. G.
Since the project was inaujpirat- "W herever there is need of addi­
are advertised in this issue
ing the total for the two plants to acreage. Average annual acreage the second y ear by filing notice
E L. Moore, secretary of t h e '
l T o n T o r t h a F ?rstTahvenueUSneu n c d ®d ®nrly ,n ,h ® Summer' hundreds tional housing or new housing,
of the Argus and are to be
$64.608 34. The Woodburn plant em ­ refers to th e approved average for that he wishes to do so and at cham ber of commerce of Hillsboro.
found in this paper in num ­
Is an opportunity for
bv the S ta te V e tera n s’ Aid corn ot thol,sands
dollars have been there
m e r e is
ror FHA
ployed 941 persons, 306 being men Ihe yeurs 1930. '31 nnd '32. As In j the end of the third year. B enefit has been elected chairm an an d '
m orion, was sold ?o D r E W P’Ci1CCd ’° * ard - "®* « > " * ™ t'o n to render a service wifh i t . faril-
bers at this time of year. To
and 575 women.
the old contract the grow er agrees 1 paym ents will be made each venr secretary of a new group organized
the thrifty buyer this alone
and im provem ent of old construe- ities for easing the strain of homo
to seed to whent not less than 54 there Is a reduction asked for n* a m eeting in the Blue Eagle
m tT tUR e e ^ n |IC anOtT d h0»bSeani' *ion' ,h ® offic® r ®®ords " h o w . financing.
is w orth the price of a
P lanners Meet Friday
per cent of this ncreage.
and again will be the difference C!,f<' W ednesday noon. The group.
I
lot
at
Reedville
was
sold
through
Through
thp w ork nt thp fUld m ™
year's subscription.
Meeting of the County P lan ­
According to inform ation avail- betw een the nvernge m arket price which has been m eeting for the
boro‘° Ev®re ,t Lawrcnce of Hills ai,d the local office, new jobs have d l t i n ^
a c j ^ t o an
These sales are to be found
ning comm ittee has been called able at this tim e the basis, or in ' and parity price for that p articu lar 'ast n *ne months, will be known
advertised
in
different
places
Five-acre
tract
1
#
miles
east
of
employment*
t
o
T
V
g
e
n
i
m
b
T
o*f
t^
.
b®r
,
1
n®“'.
wo^ ’d con‘r «»-
for Friday night, Septem ber 20, at other words th e average acreage year.
as the Public Relations club. The i
In the paper. They are on
HIHsboro w as so.d_for G eorge W meS X ho hav°e
8 o’clock, W. G. Ide, chairm an, nnd production, will be the snme
U nder the old agreem ent the Kr°up.
Its meetings, discusses
various dales and in various
announced Wednesday night. V ar­ for the new contracts ns was ap-j am ount of this payment was do- various phases of public activities
H ansaker to Axel Carlson of Sioux of the unemployed, records dis-
locations. It will pay you to
coast Increased buslne
ious projects for the new works proved for the old contract. New term ined by th e difference In and " s m em bership is made up
would
Clty, S. D. Thomas E. Elford's close
look them over.
program soon to start will be con­ contrnct signers will need to ob- parity nnd m arket price In Ju n e ° I Hillsboro men ln w ork relating
22-acre tract at North Plains was
Linked with the future of the [here again ' the "'FHA‘ wouid T
tain
th
eir
production
data
for
the!
<Cont(nu<*i«n
p
ax»
s.
columns)
to
the
public.
sidered.
. ,j
sold to John F. MacLeod.
FHA in this part of Oregon, ac-1
Z .s .T t h X ? * “ * *
Start Soon
Code Sought
Road to Sea
S tate Case
Glove Factory
in Operation
Relief Packs
Much Surplus
v u a a s ii
Wheat Growers to Find New
Control Contract Fcatnrpc
Many Public
Sales in Argus