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i [• Üîllsbo Oregon Products— T h e A rg u s I h P rin te d on O re g o n M ad e N cwh Early Copy- M ak es fo r F e w e r M istak es a n d B e tte r S erv ice W ith W h ic h is C o m b in e d th e H illsb o ro I n d e p e n d e n t V olum e 42 , No. 32 liiilab o ru ¡iiiiviNNiÜM t k*U»bh«h«4 i»7< H illsb o ro . O re g o n , T h u rs d a y , S e p te m b e r 26, 1935 Hillsboro Argus Established 1 * 'f l S ectio n 2, P a g e s 1 te 4 Hillsboro Football Season to be Launched Friday, 3 P.M ., on Local Gridiron ya rd strip e a fte r the B lu e a n d the U n ite d States 44) years ago. W h ite hud made u sustained d riv e F or the last n u m b e r o f years he of b e tte r than 50 yards S c h u lin n had resided i n th e S herw ood Ich dropped back o u t o f the lin e neighborhood, w here he farm ed. and booted the b a ll s<|uurely b e E d ito r's Note One o f a series o f emission o f b ills o f c re d it and suit r » . , He was a m em ber o f W illia m tw e e n tiie u p rig h ts fo r th e e xtra ,, Sei,VlCaeL . f ?r J o 2 r y Tel1 Sons o f Herm an discussions on c o n s titu tio n a l ques- them to use "b y those w h o see f it point. G ehrke. 75. who died In H ills b o ro _______ _______ ___ tlons prepared by m em bers o f th e to use them in connection w ith Chuse, su b stitute end. scored the I Septem ber 20. w ere held Tuesday Locals Trounce Clatskanie second touchdow n fo r H ills b o ro • Golf and Bridg in Center j U o f O fa c u lty for newspaper u w comm erce Congress had under- Better Yields; Increases in I afternoon in the Donelson i t Sew- ..... 1 ' ---------- u g h co-operation o f th e college taken ii. the exercise o f its consti- 13 to 0 First Game to w a rd the end o f the th ir d q u a r of Interest During Week o th f ro social e ll fu n e ra l p a rlo rs w ith b u ria l in J Average Price Seen sciences and school o f tu tio n a l powers to p ro v id e a c u r- ter He took the b a ll on his own Crescent G rove cem etery n e a r to u rn a lisn i. ! rency fo r the w hole c o u n try and 12 ya rd lin e und s k irte d end fo r Metzger. F ootbull H<*aiiort in H illu b n ro w ill A c tiv itie s ut the Forest H ills I m ust secure the f u ll benefits to (By Collar? New»» Servirsj « B y James H. G ilb e rt) the ta lly . The tr y fo r p o in t fa ile d H e n ry G ehrke was b o rn in G e r- i be launched F rid a y a fte rn o o n when g o lf clu b have been fe a ture d d u r- j the co u n try by a p p ro p ria te legis- H ig h e r average price« and s lig h t I f a ce n tra l bank had been Weakness o f H llh i bucks on pass 1 ng the past week by the fa ll, ¡ lation. the I h lh i g rid d e rs clash w ith the defensi’ ly b e tte r crop y ie ld s are expected m any in M ay, 1860, and came t o ! was evidenced by the tact handicap ««»If tou rn a m en t and the ;<FM ,a tlo n a t o u tb re a k o f the Scappoose eleven in the flr« t home Congress m ay (th e re fo re ! re- to b rin g to th e fa rm e rs o f Oregon ; C iv il w a r the fin a n c ia l p o sition o f ) ( la tsku n ie wus able to com - co n tra ct b ridge tournam ent. f 'M-.r <di« <1 by an p that lv te e ig h t p u s s e s d u rin g the inim e I ‘ T , ? ‘ ¡.“.‘.'‘'V i,' , i . ,, I the c o u n try w o u ld have been m uch 'T a in by su itable enactm ents th e 5 m illio n d o lla rs m ore cash in - h a l l haiA/ir i n ih r ^ u r u m H io m p io iih liip flig h t, B s| r „ n ger F o llo w in g the disso lu tio n c irc u la tio n as m oney o f any notes come fro m the crop and anim al im pressive 13 to 0 v ic to ry over T o i Guns, Ammunition C la tska n ie lust F rid a y, th e local «,¿«<1 was Playln T safety fo r t i e . T V * ' ’v 'c * ' J ‘ m g ' “ “ " » < " > ' ■ »ot under i t , a u th o rity .” p ro d u ctio n o f 1935 th a n received Fishing Tackle squad 1» expected to m ake u cred* fu s t year a n d w a s a b it u n ce rta in tu rn e d hack C f W e ll. 8 and“ ? sta,e bankK Wer" n>ul“ Plie d »nd Ch>* m R R o n ^ o re ’ ^ i's C O R W IN H A R D W A R E ita b le show ing uguinid the p o w e r in his w o rk uguinMt passes H ow - Hi»wn<i u idh-v m d i - K t ’ ,n c’e rta in sections o f the c o u n try A m ong these “ su ita b le e n a c t - m ^ e’ My.8 ! he September ( Z > T i n " ‘b J 5 X , “ e m . & V du " “J , le?hod7 ,gW eeJntCh £ £ P -« ic u .a r.y m th e westl r eguia-1 m ents" 'm ight a re g u la to ry ta x « W ‘ ‘ ‘ uat2 ° " 128 2nd Ave. Phone 72 fu l C olu m bia co u n ty team this .V C . week. ju s t released by a the O S. C. a g ri- A g e n t Long Radios d to his new position. he should „„,1 D r R alph M ills defeated C w ? i ‘ ____........................................ n<i " ec‘ 1 u al ‘5 " .. e * ......_........... hl<-h , m l«h le v ie d t any w ere 1600 loosely regulated s ta te 1 level deemed necessary to accom- c u ltu ra l extension service. I t is P roblem o f fin d in g a dependable prove a cupuble defense man II Nosier 4 and 3. banks, each w ith a note issue o f j plish the purpose. W ith the ten a*s<J in d ica te d th a t purchasing p u n te r and b u ild in g an e ffe ctive D u rin g tiie opening periods o f T hree matches were played o ff its ow n. I per cent ta x on sdate bank notes p ° h ei ° * ^a rm incom e per acre pa*s defense are the p rin e ip u l p ro b the C la tska n ie gume the 1 lilh i ' in the second flig h t. F. S. B a rr 4 I taant Hili i o u u g vs / 7 ..r» n I *n confused c u rre n c y sitúa in effect, o n ly n a tio na l banks con- w lll be greater than in any o f the lems c o n fro n tin g Couch li M hiarka haH iro .iH i . h. .««.i»» » ¡, )(jok ,(n e x p c rt arrfted w l t h ! tlnued to issue nütea and fo r th (. p revious fo u r years Goodman tills season However, h u lk s had tro u b le hanging onto b‘ at H ill Uoscow 7 up. ^G eo rg e the b u ll In the lu tte r periods th e ir Patterson won fro m A. F Ma< th e latest copy o f the b a n k-n o te I fir s t tim e in o u r m on e ta ry h is to ry Cash fa rm incom e fro m 1935 pro- *»• ' season *»w • weaknesses n » ur»i,vm ,3 »91« ■ , . , e these pre are und Ed Coman defeated re p o rte r to te ll w h e th e r an issue u n ifo rm ity in bank c u rre n c y a,,d ,h c (‘ Kenzie, 5" more than Offset by the b r i l l i c i was <!u,, on 3 m i^ on manco o f the hu sky B lue p la y " cUcl,ed in ‘' o,,d •h “ «*' G*' orge lo w e r 4 up. per form a nc was genuine o r a c o u n te rfe it, and achieved. d o lla rs possibly 90 m illio n , de Lineups: pending on p ric e trends d u rin g the M utches scheduled fo r th is week ,f h was genuine w h e th e r it was and W hite lin e . I I m aU - _______1 ___ . _ ..........J « • --------- ------- --------------- — — ------ — -- •- — i A l l lth U I M o U li H *V « c . u U rre iiC n l i c l T y W 03 U I u g g h the was un<- balance o f , he ^ 3 ^ <•1 < laiahanir 1,1 ! ' H* opening round are us fo l- WOrth face value o r f if t y cents on ,y rri \ a^ Defensive w o rk o f the l l i l h i lin e I <•» n Waa,u S° ° ? f °aUn<? A t ,h e h i«h c r B gure 1935 c a s h 1 I’nrir ’aws. Joe Propstra vs A. (>ard- o lla r r ju s t worthless. I tows: J iw A E G ard- the d o I .E l l in the C la tska n ie gume wus par- j to be inelastic. I t d id n o t adapt fa rm ¡ncolne w o u i d approach 75 l.T H Koiittcrr ner. D r w ;*Hz vs H a rry G iltn e r, T h e unstable c u rre n c y situ a tio n, its lic u la r ly outstanding, the l«Kals be- e lf to changing needs o f b u s i- ! cent o f th e annual IX ilt Hrysnt H u n k M ille r vs Tom O ’Neil, ro u p lis l w ith reverses on the bat- uig forced to pu n t h u t fo u r tim e , <;..ai.r . , . . . . * average o f 124 m illio n fro m 1926 B ra d y C h o w n in g v , R R eplogle T tle fie id and th e prospect t h a t d u rin g the fo u r q uarters, und the ><'«■>•<t KGI. There was also a d e p lo ra b le la ck to , 930 ,o w e r f i 85 m il. N ow B ein g P a id on Ovsna !. to n g u e vs Don Kesner, D ick France and E ngland m ig h t ta ke a KTI. home team was unable to udvunce i H* o f co-operation between b a n k s „ is a p p ro x im a te ly 70 per cent Animdi r c n d a ll vs. John Ih o rn b u rg h , Don hand on the side o f the C onfed- KEL tiie twill beyond the B lu e und V j'** Y O U R SA V IN G S Q I W atrous vs. D r Todd. L. P. Busch vracy, led to n com plete b reak- ,anKi u a ,nd,eP<;" dent, ‘ r easury es- o f the ]926. i 930 average b u t is W h ite 20 O n o ffensive, the fo r- I i;«rn»i.| tablished u n d er th e stress o f em er- te r th a n frQm I.HR ?!J I vs P 1 D o h e rty und D. A. T h o rn - do w n o f the b a n kin g and c re d it gency fa ile d to fu n c tio n p ro p e rly 193l to j 934 b o th w ard w u ll opened huge holes to * TorWt a^ ount and KHI. ™ burgh vs. Tom D y e r. situ a tio n late in 1861. E let the bucks in to the opponents* W ahttar under present day conditions. p u rchasing power. H llh i b u I m U II u I mi Zievlrr. In tiie women's to u rn u m en t Mrs. F eb ru a ry. 1862. saw the issue o f ba ckfie ld T he w o rk o f S ch u lm e r- To meet these needs th e Federal I l C hurchlry, i l urnvar«lner. P u re , n o u rish in g m ilk — M ills won fro m Mrs. Com an in greenbacks and the b e g in n in g o f Reserve system was fo rm u la te d in 7n 1934. O regon cash fa rm in - ich und S tu n k a rd was p a rtic u la r < f r ha»«. id r r lu ll ( ‘hur«hl«y. W G arfield the on ly m atch played p rio r to the fia t m oney confusion. O n ly on 1913. T w lv e "b an ks o f banks" w ere come was a p p ro x im a te ly 80 m illio n ly good th e p e r f e c t fo o d — is id e a l E v ery S a v in g s C e’ H inirnalriyht. . Sunday O th e r matches are as fo l the P a c ific coast d id gold and s il- created in as m any d is tric ts , a ll ^ o lla r?’ ™ J ™ llio r \ iri 41933’ ,,58 m il’ H llh i scored its fir s t touchdow n f o r e v e ry m e m b e r o f th e c a te is in su re d ve r re m a in the standard. n a tio na l banks w ere forced to take 1932, and 74 m illio n in lows M rs F ra n k M ille r vs. M rs against C la tska n ie e a rly in the fa m ily . M ilk is a v a lu a b le In the m idst o f the m on e ta ry m em bership in the system and a according to data given in G ardner. M rs Goodm an vs Mrs. •econd q u a rte r. W uhner packing W altz. M rs Don W atrous vs. M ar- confusion S ecretary Chase came large measure o f c o n tro l was g iv - . e c ir c u la r w h ic h also gives the a id to h e a lth a n d s p e e d tiie b a ll over center fro m the six- ' jo r ic Fendall fo rw a rd w ith his proposal fo r a en over b a n k in g to th e Federal fir s ‘ e ve r made o f O regon ily re p la c e s th e e n e rg y a g a in s t loss u n d e r F e tk e n tire ly eash fa rm incom e in th e 1910-1914 M r. and M rs Cate w ere h ig h in n a tio n a l b a n k in g system. T w o ob- Reserve board made u p e x p e n d e d d u r in g th e d a y g o ve rn - P fe w a r base period. T h is is plac- the contract b ridge to u rn a m en t jects he had in m in d, one tern- , o f representatives o f th e I ll s M r . J A Mi-Coy) e ra l In s u ra n c e P la n . ed at an average o f 74 m illio n dol- a t th e o ffic e , a t school, o r K A N S A S C IT Y P rune p ic k in g llurt w eck w l,h 4700 P«»*nU and p o ra ry. th e o th e r destined to be ment. M ore re c e n tly the "N e w D e a l" Iars annuaHy, o r 60 per cent o f s la rlix l In th is neighborhood W ed Mrs. J K e lle y and M rs R W e il o f fa r-re a c h in g and perm anent im - in d o in g h o u se w o rk . ban kin g and c u rre n c y le g is la tio n t *Je i?^6-1930 average. T he acreage were second w ith 9710 Standings portance. nesday m o rn in g In th e fir s t place, th e secretary has extended s t ill fu r th e r t h e o f a11 Iand ln O re2 ° n fa rm s fro m I G e ra ld in e und U rb tn W aldron ,o da,c are as f o l*ows: M r und and la w n lle e sa cke r and D a rre l M rs C“ te 9030' M r and M rs ' F sought to s tim u la te the sale o f congressional c o n tro l o f b a n kin g 1910 to 1914 was about 80 per cent S avings a r e a c c e p te d in 1926-1930 acreage and fa rm B ra d y w ere out o f school a few M ll*er 7970, Dr. M ills and Dr. bonds w ith w h ic h the w a r was to op cia tio ns and w elded th e e n tire Cen‘ days last w r r k on account o f sick W altz ,070. M r , M ills and M rs be financed N a tio n a l banks ch a r- syste m in to a n a tio n -w id e organ.- sm all o r la r g e a m o u n ts, ness. W altz 6890, M rs V erne M c K in n e y tered u n d er the new la w com pelled zation fo r the insurance o f de- o i th e 19?6-1930 level. j In respect to th e purchasing pow - to su it y o u r c o n v e n A g ro u p o f young fo lks o f T h a t- i,nd M rs E d w a rd Coman 6690 M r to buy a ce rta in am ount o f bonds posits. I t s a fa r c ry fro m th e coinage er ° I O regon fa rm incom e in re- ; rh e r and Kansas C ity ch a rlv a rie d and M rs G oodm “ l > U5IW. M rs Cor- and m ust back th e ir note Issues GUERNSEY DAIRY ien ce. M r und M r , Z e lb e rt B aker Tues- n*'11 ,i080’ M rs Jnkc W c i* I,nd M rs w ith bonds as c o lla te ra l s e cu rity. | clause to the guarantee o f bank la tio n to p re w a r " p a r ity ” , in the S A M H U L IT & SONS T he added demand fo r bonds deposits b u t th e c o n s titu tio n is re p o rt w h ic h was prepared b y L. day eve n in g B aker h a , taken over M t,rrl» W e il 5590. M r and M rs Fendall 3490. and M r and M rs. H was not sig n ific a n t. The new banks not w hat the c o n s titu tio n m akers R- B re ith a u p t, extension economist, Phone 2568 the E R Webb ranch came in to being s lo w ly and at th e thought it was b u t w h a t genera- gives v a lu a b le new estimates of E li Poe o f Forest G rove was an G iltn e r 1780 1% m ile s south o f H ills b o ro end o f the w a r held o n ly fo u r per ; tions o f judges have made it. "n e t" incom e per acre a fte r de o v e rn ig h t guest Wednesday o f M r cent o f a ll bonds sold to fin a n ce Is th e re such a th in g as ju d g e - d u c tin g taxes and in te re s t payable and M rs J A M cC oy und fa m ily the s tru g g le T he arrangem ent had , made co n s titu tio n as w e ll as ju d g e - in th e d iffe re n t periods and years. TUALATIN VALLEY Edd W ebb o f T illa m o o k and E -----c ---------------- ------ Chase ------ to . . se _ ll made law? . T be 0[d price ¡^(¡0 { o rm u i a ¡n i» w-» «« a a enabled Secretary B W ebb o f Sand I.a ke w ere o v e r FEDERAL SAVINGS the A g r ic u ltu ra l A d ju s tm e n t A c t is ir«if « '.til M e e t bu* one d o lla r o u t o f e ve ry tw e n - G old M edal D ip lo m s W ln n e r n ig h t guests o f M r and M rs Z e l I ty - fiv e in the w a rtim e issue. shown to in d ica te th a t fa rm p ro in 1934 — Score 98.2 b e rt B a ke r Tuesday. E B Webb & LOAN ASSN. • it. Mr. m i fl sim ike r.! | The second o b je c tio n proved to ducts in O regon now have a p u r- ‘ and Eild Webb le ft W,*<ln«‘sday .............. an IT E O N — H ite o n clu b held its be o f perm a n e nt im portance. Chase chasing power, o r exchange va lu e S llv e r M edal D ip lo m s W ln n e r m o rn in g fo r L o n n a gview . H Wash Savings & L oan Bldg. w here they w ill v is it M r and M rs i ' r , t s vP,<iml* ‘r IH nt planned th ro u g h th e n a tio na l banks fo r th e com m odities u s u a lly per- in 1933 — Score 97.8 H ills b o ro Oregon Roscoe B aker home o f M rs. E m ily Peterson and to p ro v id e a c u rre n c y u n ifo rm in chased b y farm ers, o f about 70 (V e n e tian tic k e t, B. F leisch M r anil M rs W a rn e r C ro p p and M '- . . En?n,a c' 1,rls«p T h <; ye a r’s design and va lu e th ro u g h o u t the SO U TH T U A L A T IN — P ro g r a m per cent o i p a rity . The new’ fo r- Send y o u r elo'.hes to the hauer, Gaston) d a u g h te r D o ris and M rs C ropp's w ,,rk p iln ,. 'Yas d ,s rl*ssed- N ext co u n try In accom plishing th is p ro - and pie supper g ive n by th e d ra m - m ula in the 1935 am endm ents pro- Home L a u n d ry und then count Mr » b <i*', l’" e r * w d b gram new le g isla tio n becameneces- a tic branch o f th e South T _______ u a la tin duces a ra tio o f about 68. o w in g fa th er, W illia m B a rb icr. » .. visite _____ d ____ the savings you have made m asterson o i f Miss a re t Summers sary and and th th is is la la w w gave cave rise rise to t o on» o n e c c o o m c lu b b T T hu hu rsd rsd a a y y evening and Mrs. W illia m M M iss M M arg argaret hum m ers aary m m m u u n n ity ity clu evening to th e in c lu s io n o f taxes and in te r- r H ills b o ro Sunday afternoon A la rge c ro w d attended the sale j o f the fu n d a m e n ta l questions o f at Johnson school, th o ug h attended ®»t in the in d e x o f prices paid by la iu n d ry saves the cost o f a M r und M rs I P B ra d y and , d , S,l.ie r „ dn<’s; c o n s titu tio n a lity a n d o f federal by o n ly a sm all group, netted the farm ers. w ashing m achine or e lim in fa m ily spent Sunday a fte rn o o n w ith ¿j1' P'-ice M r. and fu n ctio n s versus the fu n ction s o f c lu b $4 80. w h ic h w ill be used fo r T he net incom e per acre plan ates the necessity o f sla vin g M r and M rs F G L illy o f H ill- M rs K a u ffm a n and fa m ily w ill be the co m m onw ealth governm ents. purchasing books o f p la y m a te ria l o u tlin e d in th e c irc u la r produces sid e j ,h '' n, w As lo n g as th e state banks c o n - fo ......................... o ve r a tu b und wash board r the club's use d u rin g th e w in - an even ‘ lo w e r in d - e x o - f f - a r m M r and M is. J. P. Vandcrzan- n u . “ •’ r,^ ld r n t tln u e d to issue hundreds o f v a r- ter. The va rio u s num bers on the p urchasing pow er, as i t is esti- —Ju s t th e th in g fo r fa ll sportsmen . . . gives yo u in u re tim e fo r den o f F a irv ie w v is ite d at the Joe Robert ( a m p b rll was ehosen ¡eties o f state bank notes under pro g ra m w ere enjoyed as was the mated th a t "n e t" cash incom e per to w e a r w ith boots on h u n tin g and o ther th in g s . . , and y o u r M eeuwsen home Tuesday afte rn o o n Pre5,d,'n ’ o f th e freshm an class at v a ry in g reg u la tio n s no u n ifo rm ity au ctio n o f th e pies la te r. John acre in Oregon in 1935 w ill have fis h in g trip s —S h o rt sox ideal for clothe« are a lw a ys re tu rn e d at ......... H „ , y ' ( Beaverton h ig h school. ' could ■ - • - — be achieved. N o d ire c t pro- L e ib e no w a ctin g as auctioneer. N ext b u t 56 per cent o f the 1910-1914 gym o r g o lf wear. E a rl Raym ond o f Forcnt G rove l u S tiu lh e rs . w ho w«as; h ib itio n o f state bank notes could m ee tin g o f th e c lu b w ill be held purchasing pow er. sweet and clean. Is v is itin g a few days w ith O tto kl<’ k,*'d b>' * ,h,,.r ’ c tw ° w ecks be expected to meet w ith the at the home o f M r. and M rs. C. C “ T he reasons w h y the net incom e D RO P IN T O D A Y w “ ” ' l , s till unable to w o rk. Dem m in. th is week's m ee tin g hav- Pe r acre m ethod o f c a lc u la tin g S tro h m a ye r out at ' thc L o u is ! M r und M rs Ray K n ik e n enter- ap p ro va l o f the courts. In the case o f A ugusta bank vs. in g been postponed on account o f p a rity produces a fig u re fo r 1935 S tro h m a ye r runch w h ile new stocks are complete. tained at d in n e r S a tu rda y fo r L Earle, th e suprem e c o u rt had de p ru n e p ickin g . w h ic h is 12 o r 14 points u n d er the M r and M rs C harles M cC oy o f state John L e ib e no w is re c o v e rin g p rice ra tio m ethod are c h ie fly (1) the Masonic home are v is itin g Swenson of Eastern Oregon. Pres clared th a t the r ig h t o f ent besides th e honor guest were banks to issue notes was a com fro m an in ju r y to his r ig h t foot, fa rm taxes and in te re st in Oregon, H a m ilto n M cCoy o f Y a m h ill fo r a couple o f weeks w h ile H u m ilto p M rs. Rosa F erris. M orris. H arold m on la w r ig h t w h ic h co u ld not be j s u ffe re d w h ile at w o rk c u ttin g despite some reductions, are s till and M a rg u e rite Ferris. ATHLETIC SOX ta ke n away. c o m several days ago. a p p ro x im a te ly tw ic e as m uch per M cCoy's d a u gh te r and husband Mrs. Carlson l lu r t Some device had to be found fo r Yvonne and V irg in ia B u n n e ll acre as d u rin g the 'base pe rio d ' M r und M rs Lester H unter, are Soft, wooly . 25c, 39c ta k in g th e ir vacation H a m ilto n , G ™1d " ’ a C a rl“ n fe ll and dls- le a vin g th is common, la w rig h t in - w ent to Forest G rove Sunday to and (2) crop y ie ld s in O regon in M eCoy is q u ite i l l at his home loc. ; , ‘'d h/ , r !,ho“ ld <'r last week tact b u t m a k in g th e exercise o f , p ic k prunes at the home o f th e ir 1935 are expected to fa ll about 10 Telephone 97 H illsboro, Ore. M rs C la y D orland o f N o rth the r ig h t u n p ro fita b le . BOOT SOX ' aunt, M rs. J. E. L e w to n . T h e y e x- per cent b e lo w average," says th e and is tin d e r th e d o c to r’, c ire her H o w e a n d W ells, P ro p . T he act o f J u ly 13. 1866, im - poet to be gone about tw o weeks, circ u la r, “ a lth o u g h crop y ie ld s m ay Rodery V andcrznndcn Ml of o f Forest P lains spent Wednesday w ith ■ In a w id e r a n g e o f v a l G rove visite d at the W F t'r..p p n l;lL u' r: _ ” 7 , _ 5 ba.r .b? ..Ya " í ílc<‘k posed a ten per cent ta x on the V e lva H yde is em ployed in P o rt- be s lig h tly b e tte r th a n in 1934.” M r and Mrs. H e rb e rt O lson a t note issues o f state banks Since la n d a t the Id e al D a iry . ues 29c, 50c, 65c, 75c 207 E. M ain St., P h o n e 1412 T he net incom e per acre fo rm u la ! home Sundny M r and M rs C. C. D e m m in v is - o f c a lc u la tin g p a rity purchasing M r and Mrs. J P Vanderzanden tended the w edding o f M rs. O l the p re v a ilin g ra te o f interest was ’ e n te rta in e d at d in n e r Sunday M r son's sister in P o rtla n d Saturday- o n ly fiv e o r six per cent no state Bed re la tiv e s at S herw ood Sun- power, o u tlin e d in th e c irc u la r, in b ank could a ffo rd to issue notes day and also stopped fo r a short dicates that, com pared w ith 100 in and M rs A lb e rt S p le rin g o f H ills nig h t. M r and M rs C. W S tru th e rs and lend them w h ile p a yin g a ta x v is it at th e B u n n e ll h o m e a t 1 the 1910-1914 base p e rio d and 56 'jvUcH- theReader! boro. and fa m ily and M rs. A lic e G ibons o f ten per cent. fo r 1935. O regon fa rm incom e in L a u re l. V is ito rs at the L o u is S tro h m a ve r I t was expected th a t state banks ! M a n y o f th e fa rm e rs o f th is sec- 1934 had a p u rchasing pow er of home F rid a y w ere Mrs. M ary Esh vialt<*d Sunday M r and M rs. Les te r Robinson in P o rtla n d. w o u ld cease to issue notes o r sur- I lio n took advantage o f th e damp about 53, against 50 in 1933. 39 in and sons George and Paul and Mrs. Lena Olson en terta in e d r e l render state ch a rte rs and become n ig h ts and th e recent ra in to b u rn 1932. 48 in 1931, and 77 as the M r,. B ra d y o f P o rtla n d and M r, n : d s at , ~ a w edding n a tio n a l u banks. alterna-1 grass ------- „ frie . u iii »». W « n h u ich -n c e v ve e r r a ite rn a - o u t u d r ry y x ra s s in fence corners and 1926-1930 average. and M rs T on y K e m p e r and sons atives . and M e rlin and W a rre n nnd Miss reception S a tu rda y n ig h t fo r her tiv e w ere chosen a u n ifo rm na- along ditches. b ro th e r-in -la w and sister. M r. and O u r classified colum ns m ay have tio n a l c u rre n c y w o u ld result. F ra m es V anloo o f Forest G rove Mrs. F ra n k Sundberg. M rs. S und- ju s t w h a t you are lo o k in g fo r— B u t state banks th a t had found berg was fo rm e rly Miss O lga Jo h n Read them . tf note issues p ro fita b le w o u ld not Forest (.ro v e Loses forego th e p riv ile g e w ith o u t a con St. Helens h ig h school eleven son o f Progress. (B y I. R. Strubbi H a rry Robinson le ft F rid a y w ith test. Veazie bank, chartered by defeated Forest G ro ve h ig h at St M iss B a rb a ra I R lllv ite n o u r visite d frien d s fro m H ills b o ro on a deer i i i e .»,S,atieT °.f a M7 in.e' b™ ught s u it M iss 'F r a n c e s '“ Fickas Helens F rid a y 13 to 6. in B u x to n h u n tin g trip . in the U n ite d States c irc u it co u rt T hu rsd a y n ig h t Handy bro th e rs made a t r ip to !.YtreC„ ° n ^ ,Z h,e ,La’: P.a id under Pr ° - M r. and M rs. C a rl Y a zzollno and W K l /K A I , I N R K A L EH TATK Raym ond, Wash., last week and J ih at I*10 ta x was an baby d a ughter o f P o rtla n d vis ite d W rlle m oved a w in d m ill to th e ir place uneonst Rut to n al exercise o f pow er at th e S tru b b home Sunday and F ir» and Autom obil« Insurance here to be used ln fu rn is h in g w a t- by congress. M onday. Muk« Ie<>an« and I m u « Surctjr Honda I e r fo r stock. v, ,?.a I7Ya P . Chase- secretary o f P ru n e p ic k in g started a t the KURATU & W 1SM ER o .ln u n d 7 J " in c o ln and now ch ie f B a ile y o rchard Sunday. He w ill t f you change y o u r address k in d - i i . ' , a IIIL L 8 U O R O . O R E G O N be st*pr eme court, de- d ry p a rt o f h is prunes and ship i ly n o tify the A rg u s d ire c t and at Tslsphans I9 III 12S(I Seennit 8 t. .*^ 1 . ° I)ln lo p- 7n lb ‘s I a_ ' the rest to a ednnery in Sheridan, I once. if i „ Caie» ,b<? c o u rt expanded the Sam S tru b b was home o ve r the \ coat or twoof Bass-Huctcr Mixed Paint will „“ 8Y cIause ° l 1,10 c o n s titu tio n w eek-end fro m M eadow L a k e CCC keep old man Depreciation off your premises to a c u rre n c y clause and made it cam p. for years to come. Here is a paint that wards oY'o'I'.o., 'V 1 ° n?u 1 ° j i s s , u e s , h a t Misses Iv a Lea Rosencrons and "YES, THEY DO off decay, that preserves and beautifies. Its . f Jon?u ,be fed* ra l govern- j B arbara R ite n o u r rem a in e d in ___ to. J be fc g u la tio n o f any Ranks w ith frie n d s F rid a y n ig h t I western colors keep their freshness and its REGULAR AND currencies th a t m ay c o n flic t or and attended th e freshm an recep PROPER smooth surface wears and wears. confuse the c u rre n c y situation. tio n . O thers w h o attended th e re SERVICING Congress m ay a u th o riz e t h e ception fro m here w ere C a rl and MAKES A H a rris o n T e lle r. F ra n k S m e jk a l W H A L E O F-A - and Sam S trubb. DIFFERENCE. "I C. A. T e lle r is em ployed in P o rt FOR FARMS land w ith the T e lle r C o n stru ctio n ♦ TANK or TRAILER BODIES company. LAR G E or S M A L L ♦ FULL or SEMI-TRAILERS See Albert Heard S ubscribe no w to th e Argus. In ♦ FUEL STORAGE TANKS W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year. Banks, O regon ♦ WELDED STEEL PIPE S ix m onths 85c. T hre e m onths 50 j Take Care of cents. T w o m onths 35 cents. tf ♦ CORRUGATED CULVERT Banking and Coinage History Gives Country Club Farm Incom e Interesting Data Present Problems H o ld s T ourney Rise E xpected H ilhi-Scappoose in O p en in g Fray Funeral Rites H eld for A g e d B end M an FED E R A L S A V IN G ^ AND LOAN ■ M S « m ore milli! P rune H arvest on 100% at K ansas C ity M o m in g d e w LOOK H ite o n C lub H a s cct iJvs, ScLVLSUj! r P rogram S u ccess at S o u th T ualatin A L L -W O O L S O X I fe m e L aundry & Dr)- C leaners The M E N ’S S H O P G reen M ou n tain Keep Old Man ,«*««** ' Depreciation from your door 3{jü. M E T A L B E A L L nuikeA-it! BASS-HUETER DESIGNED F O R T H E A ^ A th a tu k k i : \T i » :» g it \IHO PAINT $1.00 $3.45 Quart YOUR ■ I h«r« in tin No« I Ii w til by BEALL S captit work- m«n. You» ok U i q«t» S o m e th in g to T h in k A bout Nnm«diat« «H«Mion and ikt *pr<di««t delivery Speedy BEALL when you o«d«r tint» or O n ly D O D G E and P L Y M O U T H o f fe r the m o to rin g p u b lic a ll th re e o f the m ost desirable a u tom o b ile fea tu re ,. clSer metol equipment Ht/uie Floating Power Hydraulic Brake, Al,-Steel Bodies FOR INFORMATION NOW ON DISPLAY AT- Lester Ireland & C o. HILLSBORO, OREGON MIXED D rop In today and le t us dem onstrate these tw o p o p u la r a u tom o b ile lines. TiftP AND CORPORATION 1945 N. COLUMBIA BLVD. K EN TO N STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON. CADY M O TO R CO. H illsb o ro , O re g o n BATTERY P ro p e r service w ill double th e life o f y o u r b a tte ry . L e t us tre a t y o u r b a tte ry rig h t. I f y o u r o ld u n it fa ils le t us in s ta ll a new, p o w e rfu l "M o n arch." Two H a ndy Locations B u sch ’s S ervice G arage Phone 501 B u sch ’s S u p er Service S tation C o rne r T h ird and Baseline Phone 391 A . H. Busch, Prop. Circulating Heaters M an y siz e s a n d p ric e s. W ood a n d oil b u rn e rs . Linoleum Rugs 9x12 S e c o n d s ........... $ C .9 5 • tr Studio Couch M a k e s d o u b le o r sin g le bed. $ - | Q .9 5 O n ly .............. A «/ Easy Washers E asy Simmons Coil Spring ............... $C-95 M S“‘. ...... 50c Dri-Brite Liquid Quart ............... Wav »-i.00 JL Selfrid ge Furniture C o. Phone 21X H llsb o ro 136 S. T h ird A tk