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Bargain D ay—
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it Here O ctober 12
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Fine Printing—
The Argus Has One of Wi«
Best Equipped Planks
W ith W h iih M Combined the H ilU horo Independent
H illsboro, O n g o n , T h ai b a .,
Hillsboro h>il»po»nl««»t Kotsbllohmi 1*73
Volume 42, No. 83
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S ta te C ap itol
N ews L e tte r
M ott Talks
on Pension
Bargain Day to
Prove Value as
Trading Center
H . I o I h t
3, 1935
Hillsboro Mayor
Asks Support of
Fire Prevention
O b er T ria l
Booked for
Hilbb
Ten Pages This Issue
Argua EatahlUheri
To Preside
O pening of
City Action
New Postal
Office Slated
on Securing
Funds Taken
Program S a tu r d a y
Bailot Needed Soon
F i.e Prevention Week. October
16 to 13. will be observed in Hills
boro through the efforts of the
fire departm ent and the city ad
m inistration in accord w ith presi
dential and gubernatorial procla-
Heavy L okmoh in State
t mations Mayor J H G arrett is-
L oan a n d G ra n t fo r S e w e r
Kami Land Loans
| sued the following proclamation P a tr o n s G e t O p p o r t u n it y to
' Wednesday:
In s p e c t B u ild in g a n d
S y s te m H e r e R e c e iv e s
a t Low Here
| "Realizing t h e Im portance o f
F a c e T r u c k D r iv e r
crowd of shoppers.
saving our homes and other prop
o f th e M c G r o a r t y B ill
H
e
a
r
o
f
S
e
rv
ic
e
P W A E n d o rs e m e n t
A free distribution of gifts will
erty from the ravages of fire, caus
in L o c a l C o u r t
title«? place from the cham ber of
in L a s t Session
ing financial, physical inconven
t?AI.EM Of the «MM» farms which
commerce at 2 o’clock In the after-l
ience and some times death, and
the slate land hoard has had to
noon Shoppers from all parts <>$■
,
. » j
further realizing that many of
take over to protact ils Üivaatment
the
county
know
the
advantage
of
G
a
l
C
I
l
U
a
r
IV
Ia
C
jC
these losses could be avoided by
only one Is locuted In W ashing
being
In
Hillsboro
on
these
b
ar
using more caution and thought-
ton county, according to a report
gain days, according to Ed L.
fullness. I, therefore, as m ayor of
filed with the board this week by
Moore, secretary.
r-,
t" l j
Hillsboro, set aside the week ol M a n n in g M a n to T a l k A b o u t
P r o b a b le D a t e O c t o b e r 2 1 ;
» board of appraisers working u n
D
e
m
u
r
r
e
r
F
ile
d
i
n
C
a
a
e
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;
()clober j tO 13 as Fire Prevention
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different firms participating
der the direction of Dean William P ro v is io n o f B ill E m b o d y In The
N am e Budget Body
this
sales
event
will
have
their
o f G rove
Week I ask your special co-opera-
t a r l y r o a t a l n ia t o r y
A SchoenfeUI of the state college
free gifts on display In th eir w in
i lion tow ard m aking this week a
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in g P la n E x p la in e d
This one farm represents u pros
dows together with th eir specially
[ time when we will exam ine our |
natrons Hillsboro vis- I Postm aster Fred C. Holznagel, who
pective loss of »21X1 to the Irreduc
P. L. Patterson,
city c U attorney.
priced Item of merchandise, a num
°',dV‘Ä
Odnvrer°f
T ^ m ^ a ^ ^ t h e m
^ c o tS e X '
by the
ycoun-
ible school fund In the opinion of
Congressman
the appraisers who estim ate the
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a
r
g
e
s
of
m
an
slau
g
lu
e,
has
A
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^
n
a
t
i
v
e
of
the
Port-
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w
ith
"opening"
of
new
post
of-
£
Tuesday
Selfridge
F
u
rn
itu
re
C
o.
Spruuse-
value of the security at only JIBIxl lbt. , | rs( district told more than
whereas the state has loaned $2000
prrsong present at the county Reitz Co.. Bristol H ardw are Co., j & . ? « * " ..............
hcre
r t A
^
^
U
ä
f , ce
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.
-
on the property.
i Townsend club rally nt the Hllls- Well's D epartm ent Store. Delta | T h e 'tr la l is among the 12 cases bly Wednesday afternoon. Inspec- ^ ^ „ ^ T T n n L u n c ^ d
tober 21, perm itting Hillsboro to
prOgTam
The school fund stands to lose ! boro u n iu„ high school auditorium Drug store. J .C Penney Co.. Fred
■ take advantage of PWA funds
Amacber
Market, C. C. Store, Cur- in the docket announced this week tion blanks wil be left by firem en
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official dedication of the build-
nt least $300 000 through hail lim ns, Sunday afternoon th at he sup- ----
am ounting to $185,455 for construc
on Oregon farm property, in l»>c j i l t e d the M cGroarty bill, embody- ry'« Grocery. Lester Ireland * Co for lhe term which opens before at all homes and business estab- O fB cial^edicanon^ oi t n e m i
tion of a sew er system and dis
arn
oplnlon of the appraisers. On the [ng tb r principle of the Townsend Palm D ru g s to re . Fairway Market. , Judg, R Krank Peters October 14. | Ushments and co-operation of all m g .h as been
posal p lant here, w hich has been
o b v r wa8 arrested following an hi filling them out is asked. Eire-
include, rem ark , by John
non farms which the land board ldd age pension plan, when It was Hillsboro Meat C o, Safeway Store.
approved by the federal govern
accld,.nt ,.agt ot Gaston on the eve- men will also inspect every busi-
of near Manning bioth-
has had to take over through fore- introduced In the congress and Hillsboro F e d Co. Pool-G ardner
ment.
ber C o. J W. Copeland Yards,
, J u , , 5 when the truck ness house next week, states F ire M. Brown o ln e a r _Manning^ r
closure proceedings the appraisers helped w ith its presentation. Its l.um
WIUy._ Grocery. Perfectlon_ B ak;
* ¿ b e r and _loaded w ith M a r ^ . WUbim DIUon.
g ? ^ 3 e T S k
The change in the charter is
estim ate the state's loss, bused on | objectives w ith its great support
who will
w ill 1 tell
U n io n H ig h D is tr ic ts M a k e needed
pernut H illsbore to Is-
Im perial youngster, from the Gaston vlcin-
Purpose
of - the
week - - .. according
m inrcM Tuna.
nere irom
present values of farm properties. mwrt ultim ately become law. he cry. Sm ith's Grocery,
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tft
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sue revenue bonds am ou>ting to
Feed A G ram C o . Texaco Station.
^ n t ou, of co„trol and plung- to Fire Chief S W. M elhuish is 875 to Ju n e 1896. who will leu
’ ut $2211.952 bosses on 507 other s„|d.
G a in s in M o s t C ases
$102.000. U nder the present char
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S Campbell. Argus. J. L An-
a dltch Ralph gpling. 17, to rem ind the public of the huge so m eth in g of ‘n®h / “ ’om^ uni
delinquent ________
loans are s estim
ated
by , „ dt.t.jarcd
that the bill ........,L
does
ter this type of bond cannot be
<■» I Heaviest
f „ ni «uct
ers at * $74.455
t revolution- d.-ison Jew elry. P o w e r ,' Grocery. an<J ,_esler Winner. 17, were fatal- annual toll in lives and property Postal service_ n m is commun y
the appraisers
issued and the city cannot ac-
be experienced in cast-
¿h„nge In our governm ent, but Hillsboro Cash Grocery. The Men , |y lnjured Bnd nie others suffered that Is taken by fire. D uring this
Speaking Planned
ItMtsen will
V aluation of property in towns cept the offer of the federal gov
a. particularly Harney, t(j' t R rem ove, the dreadful fear Shop.
hurts of various degrees.
week there is a nation-w ide cam-1 More early day experiences will
ernm ent of funds for the construc
î X W u r T n r w â ^ r ^ - 1 ^ r t y T o m
old
'th é I
bu.Inew.men making ;
^ e l im i n a te fire hazards and ^ ¿ t ^ b y ^ R y a m
tu-. Padded uppiulsals by nttor-
, r
(heir live» It provides special advertising efforts for the
Ijist case to be tried on the old • prevent fire. Among e: e’
. mail carrier. H. L. MacKenzie,
g
comoleted this week by tion work.
Needs May Be Leos
for the land board prior
, he retirem ent of people over day include Dr P G Brown. ; docket U th at of Russell Crane, of fire cited w ere « a s m u la te d president of the cham ber of com- Jor E1935 a^ ? I r
coun“ y i ^ L ^ r
1921 a r c blam ed for the threaten
, from , h(. ract. of llfl, lK. ,,ne Hillsboro Motor C o. Commercial held on a state charge of adultery trash and old paper In basem ents merce, wiU speak on behalf of J_ E. C arpenter, «mtinty assesso
George McGee, city engineer, al
ed losses by George O Brown, see-
uf f)pacc happiness and comfort. National Bank and MacKenzie Mo-j The Crane case opens this morn- and attics, im proper electric w k the business interests and J. H. The valuations
are less public so was instructed to begin an im
ing and use of defective electrical G arrett, m ayor of Hillsboro, on the utilities.
m ediate survey „„
and to prepare
rctary to the land board S incej he M,d ’
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ing «Thursday).
equipm
ent
and
im
proper
heating
present
postoffice
and
its
back-
In
Hillsboro
th
e valuation this estim ates of costs in conBecaon
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j The new docket follows: October
1921 when the land board took ov-
E nrour, f|n <
appliances.
ground
of
service.
$1.463.220
as
com
pared
to
,
wRh
the
proposed
w or|, Council-
14. Esther N. Johns vs. O. P
OTa^Mls1Oh7veB b X " 'm ad e by an
The congressman held that the _
Governor C. H.
Special invitations have been
ra T th is year as aeTinS men WCTe of the °Pinlon th al con‘
x>
IW IT P I*
Matson: October 15. S tate vs.
t qu1 from lhe commjttee to
^2a® L ^
R X s» siderably leas money than ia grant-
’ L .T .v n Of the txiard w orking out first vote In congress In which It
Marshall H Elton (burglary): Oc- all municipal officials, theatres,
rm ‘l T ”f, r de X e î ï n d board received 81 v o te, should be en-
r Fa° n r t *«27 200
by the « w ern m en t would be
■ tober 18. State vs. Mark Osburn churches, schools, newspapers, C1VJ ^ m a s t e r s of the various offices M5^ ? 4,an
m r X n sre* taking’”the"<lre-appral- couraglng to all proponents of the
county asking them }s »»24,410 this y ear and $827,200 needed McGee was aidhorized to
Q f-s s s iz -L '
and G raham Campbell ilarceny); ic organizations, business men and
’ w ith ¿ ¿ e r a ! grains of salt measure because It was the best
their associations, women s clubs,
participate in the dedication lasx’
employ w hatever assistance was
October 17. M T. Cox vs. C arl
Cornelius was $172,170 last year needed to complete the w ork so
, " .S • i X t three
sold have
dur- vote
ever accorded such a momen-
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Hoffman; October 18. U nion Cen radio stations, and citizens to ob- ^ ^ c i ^ g The invitation requests
mg
th7eJ farm s E
t o , , , principle when first presented
tral Life Insurance oompany vs. serve this week by arranging pro- them tQ preS€nt them selves at the as compared to $164.970 this year; that plans can be subm itted before
brought more than the re a p p ra ise d in the congress.
B a te m a n A tta c k e d
b y M a n Eugene F McCormack, and Union grams which will call attention to rear 0( t he building to William Orenco $32.490 for 1935 and $24 - November 1, the governm ent dead-
valUM
I The revised M cGroarty bill, he
C entral Life Insurance company vs. the trem endous loss of life and Q ^ tt e r assistant postmaster, up- 010 a year ago. Gaston is $52.920 h ne on acceptance of the offer
A nnual budget m eeting of the
• • •
i said. Is a scheme to give ev e ry o n e ,
N e a r G le n w o o d F r i d a y
Sarah G albreath; October 21, State waste by fire and assist to educate on a rri’v al at the p ^ ,o ffic e build- »his year and $60 690 a year ago.
Starw ood^
' council was set for O ctober 15.
in upholding the right of t h e , (n the United States, who h a s ;
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vs. Vincent O ber i m anslaughter. the general pubbe in the practical i ,np
ices'r ^*'hrcZh ¡ ln Members of the post office staff
waV Ä
u T y e a * ( M e m £ rs" < 7 th T
tw o counts): October 23, W. D. ards' and0 c a re te satpract>
board of higher education to create reached the end of his or her busi-
i r
^
Ä
: of these will be at the bu.lding to act as a y- r . ^ a £ k s was
■ named T u e ^ a y night w ere John
the post of chancellor em eritus, | ness or Industrial usefulness, an
___
____
Earl __________
Bateman, owner of a fill- ___
Hoag
vs. ___
Ray Richardson; October
now filled by W J K err, form er opportunity to retire from c o m -. ,n(. station and store tw o miles 25, State vs. W alter Wyss (selling
reception
comm
ittee
for
all
guests
<SH870
a
v
e
a
r
L ' MacKenzie.
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a n d P Visitors and an opportunity
o ^th T to tals’ sio w ' Ba Iey’ H enry
K urat!! Cal Orange
Jack
chancellor A ttorney G eneral Van )H-titlon In decency und comfort 1 soulh
Glenwood on Gales cieek. a diseased anim al); October 28. ,ire8-
Winkle declared that title must He held that It was not a m a tter, was seriously Injured Friday in s ta te vs Alma Buchanan iforgery);
will be given all to view the in- j2 1 590 245 , his year and $21.628.09)
E„ J ^ McA,ear
carry with It specific duties to be of charity but one o f right f o r ! an argunu.n t with the d river of October 30. State vs. Arie Flow-1 A
te n o r ol the new structure aftd
year ago
Forrester. P ortland engi-
, |-Uck from one of the ers Pt al «chicken thievery); No-
performed by the official In order those over 60 holding jo b , that
new equipm ent recently installed
valuations for school tax show "«er in charge of experim ents in
should
be
held
by
younger
people
■
i>o
rHand
distributing
houses.
vem
ber
1,
H.
Wallace
vs.
S
tate
In-
to Justify paym ent of a salary.
-A,
At lh‘ ceremony of dedication a to(a, Qf ,21590240 ?or 1935 as sewage disposal, reported on the
• • •
U nder the revised bill all over
A w arrant w as issued following dustrial Accident commission.
'h e personnel of the postoffice will y
s( $2) 628.09«) a vear ago. In Pla" ‘ now in operation He told
60
are
not
entitled
to
a
pension.
|
th<.
nssll|
t
¡or
p
etc
Bowen,
said
to
|
T
orvald
Branda.
Forest
G
rove
|
JL-LxilllLJlL
be
given . an . in
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. . d . iv id u a l íntrod«**- Hillsboro the valuation is $2,078.-
»he council
that « a #..«»
full —
report
on
In a letter this week to the Mu-
timi Economic Feilerutlon. Gover- ’ but rather It is based on th eir ex b<. drivcr of the truck Bowen, truck driver, held under bond for
tion to the visiting public, it is 47Q for thjg year as compared to tests would be made at the eoun-
nor M artin declared him self J o be | Istlng Income, according to t h e Tuesday following his arrest In failure to st«jp at the scene
of
an
, n
1
Planned
t
. $2.030.290 a year ago.
Cl1 m eeting October 15.
the accident following a w r e e f i n l ~
■squarely behind President Roos»- J rapreaentattve. who Mid th at for j,(>rtland by a deputy from
v 4// ,..KirsK «Ho r»or driven hv I F Mr- C o m m e r c i a l N a _ t i o n a l B _
a _ c k s __ nm
Comm
ittee from the chamber of
Forest Grove valuations
this
year
Im m ediate action
assure
the
-
me
eon
1_*
ntir» to funds
A.__
a- i_
veit in his greut social and «-eon- instance those w ith incomes of ofRct. of John Conne.. SherllT. u n icn int c u r d r i v e n o y I-Z. 1>- WIC I
O c ln h e r 19
i commerce responsible for the pro- are $1.188.880 and $1.195.580 last benefits of the PWA
is de-
omlc relief p ro g ram " The gover- , $2400 or over a year would not b e
s te d $500 b o n d on a charge of Farland of Aloha hit a teleph«>ne
" no
n _____
i gram includes E. L. Johnson. Fred year. Beaverton is $1.028.270 com- manded under the rules and reg-
nor also declared his utmost con-1 entitled to it and other with small- #8sauR a„d battery
pole, entered a plea of not guilty
Holznagel, Rev. J. T. Costello. L
pared to $1.035.000 a year ago. ulations of the Public Works ad-
fldence In Elmer Ooudy,
Annual- C om m ercial-N a t j o n a J t . M cPheeters, W. V erne McKin-
V aluations fu r union high school m inistration as outlined in a tele
o f the State unem ploym ent
bank 4-H corn show w ill be held ney and Ed L. Moore, secretary
districts show Hillsboro w ith $4.- gram received Monday by Mayor
committee In Oregon, who
in the Comm ercial National bank
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415.230 this year and $4.414.400 a J H. G arrett. U nder these rules
at
Hillsboro
October
19.
accord-
D
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,
.
«
¡he ‘.‘ta l e t e l l e r fund"“1 “
| ¿ v e r a i bllUons w ith th i re q u ire -,
.
(Cv»Unu«d
year ago. Forest Grove was $4.- all plans and specifications, and
ing to L E. Francis, assistant coun-
. . .
. m,.nt h. ‘ R L «i»ent will speed daughter, who was alone in the
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874.460 this year and $4,848,460 last, the bond election, m ust be cleared
ty agent.
f
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Tigard has $1.168.295 for 1935 and by N ovember 1 and construction
Word from W ashington h a s^ J t the whmds of Industry and bust- £ ,r£ ^ nha™ ¿ ’.X "’ from h i ? truck"
The corn grow ing contest was
$1.168.340 a year ago. The 1935 , must begin not later than Decem-
that PWA has turned down Ore- new. he Mid
Bateman, who was at the house
first started in 1930 for the pur-
r,450 ber 15.
‘ valuation for Banks is $927,4
gun's application for a federal g r a n t. Thil, p,.nsi,)n bill is the only one ncarbv arrived at th e store in
P°sc ot stim ulating an interest in
compared to $918.890 a year ago;
The total am ount of money to
tow ard the purchase of a new | ntroduccd which has its o w n
Rme
be#r
rt oj , he d rjVer's
the production of seeii corn i.t J fu n eral Services for Local Man and Gaston has $824,490 now as be furnished by the governm ent
capltol site Governor M urtln anti scheIn), of financing,
h a n d 1 e d fonversa( jon and cscorted th e man |
i W ashington county. The project
amounts to $185.455 of w hich $102.-
com pared to $847,710 last year.
Set for This Afternoon
Senator McNary, however, refuse lhl ough a tWo per cent transactions to
i(j nis
000 must be paid back, according
his truck, w here he ...............
left him Tw cnly Exhibitor» Expected in has been of grow ing im portance
to accept this decision ns final in- ,ax nCcording to the npfak<M\ * h" , afu ,r admonish ing him not to re -,
until at the present time th ere are
to
G eorge McGee, city manager
Land Products Show
nsmuch as PWA officials hud cn- Mld lblll under th e revised bill (urn , o thp g(ore un tll hc couId
Dr. Lundy Byron Smith. 84 years
44 boys enrolled.
To assure the retu rn of this mon
couragod the application anil Me- aR transactions would not be taxed
w ithout argum ent
Each year every boy enrolled is old, resident of Hillsboro for the
ey, the city is planning
W ashington county 4-H club
N ary hnd been assured of Its ap- , R. declared th at a levy on all
w ith seed for one acre last 16 years, died in his home
a. »»■*-*-» bond issue. To pass such a bond
As Bateman reentered the sto re ., m em bers are entered In corn, po- furnished
proval before leaving W ashington
(Continued t»« »»•»(• ». column I,
corn. At the close of th e grow here Monday F uneral services w ill
Issue the city m ust have a charter
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...
.Iiiiiiiin r p ii
I the d river followed him. Bateman ,a to. sheep, hog and dairy cattle of
Governor » M 1 ___a
artin
has ' announced
ing season they exhibit 25 ears of
, ,
I . . . <..» AA
i County relief canneries, accord-
I Continued on pa*« 4. rotum nl)
■ related, and struck him on the
*'
classes at the Pacific International th eir corn crop at the corn show. be . held
that he will Issue the call for u
. _____.
at 2 o clock this afternoon -n^
R y? Weil, chairm an of
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i Jaw. knocking him down. As he Livestock Exposition. Portland, ac-
iH-cial session as soon as this S i l V U l g S 111 V J f i l d C
In
the
spring
the
seed
is
handled
(Thursday)
from
the
Donelson
&
lth
e
relief
committee,
have
reached
¡
fell
he
struck
tho
counter,
hc
said.
cording
to
L.
E.
Francis,
assistant
phase of the capltol financing prob-
&
and sold by the local seed dealers Sewell funeral parlors. From here a total pack to date of 78.624 cans
. -S giving aV«
I«, iii erai,Ir
IG w L 'T Z 't P r x r P i ' i i q t and could not rem em ber anything county agent.
1cm is settled,
the law
m ak
G rowing season this year has , he bodv wiR be taken to tbe The pack for last week, reported
t
t z-x
i more. Besides the blow on the jaw,
Indications are that there will be
ers ten days to tw o weeks notice
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j Bateman suffered a broken bone about 20 exhibitors of corn in the been ver.v^ dry. states Francis. Portland C rem atorium . He had re- at relief headquarters, am ounted
before th eir presence In Sulem Is
However, the quality of corn r ®is- 1 tjred from the practice of medi- to 14.605 cans.
»
required A ttorney m em bers of the Reduction of .2 Mill In School in the ankle which placed him in land products show. Local 4-H ed by the boys is considerably cine
Total num ber of cans allotted to i
n„i-a
-i doctor's care and on crutches.
boys have alw ays made a very superior to that of last year a n d '
legislature are urging th at the ses
'
_
Expense Here Predicted
creditable showing w ith their corn the exhibits at the show should be o<1Dl;Qe?mil ,h n'KaS i*0.™ SePty ^ b«Z the county by the state relief com- Eire in d o s e d Season at Manning
sion be convened as soon as pos
D raws Fine
exhibits. Clayton Nyberg of Tual- very good.
28- 1851: in Ohl0' la ,e r. movin» to m ittee was 122,332 to be filled. It
sible since the present uncertainty
R
e
s
id
e
n
c
e
N
e
a
r
C
o
rn
e
liu
s
Saving of $54012 Is forecast In
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. ,
. atin is entering his purebred Du-
Bovs enrolled in this year's pro- M i^ o u n From Missouri he moved is expected that nearly all of th e
is Interfering with their legal busi
Matt P ih , P o rtland transporta-
D e s tr o y e d b y F ir e F r id a y roc-Jersey hogs in both club and
the budget of th e Hillsboro public
(C ontinuedon P . . . 10. colum n«)
to Seattle, becoming th e first oste- allotm ent w ill be utilized, Weil
ness.
________________
opathic physician m the northwest. said-
The residence on the farm of J open classes. M arvin H eynderickx
tion man. paid 50 cents to find out
schools following the annual budg
Forest Grove cannery led th e tbat be w oujd ra th er pay his fine
A fter practicing in S eattle for a
et m eeting held Monday night. The C harles W underlich, north of Cor- of V erboort w ill enter Holsteins.
other
three
county
units
for
the
i
of $25 and costg than spend hig
year he came in 1898 to Portland,
nelius. burned Friday about 10 30 Ham pshire sheep and Poland-China
budget cnlls for $18,716.74 for oper n ill starting from a defective hogs in the club classes,
w eek w ith 4i00 cans. F ruit and tim e in jail last T hursday. He
w here he practiced until 1914.
ating expenses in the coming year. flue B ernhart Bier and family w ere
In addition to th e individual
T hat y ear he moved his prac- vegetables are going into the cans pleaded guilty to setting a fire in
Estim ates on the tax levy based residing there, and lost all th eir exhibits, there w ill be four Wash-
, tice to Goldendale. Wash., w here now with fish and m eat to follow , c]osed season on his ranch near
Joint Installation of officers of on , b(. valuation of 1934 and 1935 household goods. No Insurance was , ington county Judging teams com-
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' he lived tw o years and from there as the season closes. Weil rem arked. Manning. but balked at paying the
O rders w ere received from the fine levied by A. W H avens In
the American Legion and Auxil is tw o-tenths of a mill less. The carried on the personal property. I petlng at th e International These Local Firem en Answer Three Calls he w ent to A berdeen and Hoquiam
iary was held at the V eterans' levy for this year was 8.1 mills but the house was insured. Mrs. I team s are: livestock judging team
) later moving to Hillsboro w here state relief comm ittee to assign justice court.
H
ere
Last
Friday
personnel to four Washington coun
He was com m itted to th e county
hall Thursday night. F r e e m a n ami the valuation of property in Bier fell from a ladder while try - from the G reenville dairy club,
he had resided since.
Ing to extinguish the fire and is I made up of A nthony Herb. Ray
Frazier of McMInnvIlc. district le the district, $2.387,489 69.
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___
___
re-1 Dr. Sm ith joined H arm ony lodge. ty SERA projects to be operated jail w hen he refused to pay the
H
illsboro
fire
departm
ent
w
ith
relief
funds
until
taken
over
suffering
from
a
bad
b
u
rn
on
h
er
mond
D
ierickx
and
Francis
Plass;
fine, but changed his m ind about
gion commander, and Mrs. Mae
Members of the budget com m it
—
C hehalem •>
Mountain potato club sponded to three calls Friday, ser- A. F. & A. M. in Portland, trans- by WPA. The projects included half an hour la te r and asked for
Walters of Snlem. district auxiliary tee included E. J McAlear, A. W. foot.
ious damages resulting from one ferring his m em bership from there county canning, federal housing, his release, according to Justice
The family moved into n house crops judging team m ade up of
president, installed the officers, as Hoffman. V. W. G ardner. Nye B ris
of the fires only, according to fire- to Goldendale. He also was a distribution of relief commodities Havens. An additional 56 cents was
sisted by V. Ahadie for the legion tol and A. H. Busch. G ardner was nearby, owned by Mrs. Olive Hu- Helen Schmeltzer, Jam es Allisop
and Ellen Jaq u ith ; Rock Creek men. T h j^ w a s j t ^the^A^_G. Gill- mem ber of the Scottish Rite and the emergency nursery school assessed against him for costs of
anil Mrs A rthur K rocger for the chairm an of the committee._______
' ber.
poultry judging team w ith John m ore home on Bailey avenue, west Masons.
project in Hillsboro.
comm itment.
auxiliary as sergeunts-at-arm s.
He is survived by tw o sons, Le-
Hansen, Jim Davidson and Henry of the railw ay tracks, w here the
For the first tim e since the clos-
David York Wilson of Beaver-
W. F. Cyrus continues as head
fire of unknow n origin, damaged Roy of Los Angeles and Dr. C aryll ing of the SERA office, two em- ton was fined $5 and cost by Jus-
D
ickman
as
its
m
em
bers
and
the
of the legion and Mrs. Cyrus is
the roof and tw o upstairs rooms. T. Sm ith of Hillsboro. Another ployes of the Federal Housing of- tice H avens when he pleaded guilty
rabbit
judging
team
of
the
T
uala
the new auxiliary president. O ther
tin Rabbit club w ith Clayton, Wil F u rn itu re in the tw o rooms was son. Dr. Elm er H. Sm ith, died in fice will receive pay following as- to driving a truck w ithout a muf-
legion officers installed w ere Jak e
b ur and Willis N yberg as its destroyed. The loss was covered by Hillsboro Ju n e 4. 1930.
signment slips Tuesday. The em- fler. He operates a m uffler and
Well, first vice; A rthur Krocger,
insurance.
members.
T uality lodge, A. F. and A. M., ployes. F J. Riler. office manager. was arrested by state police a t the
second vice; Jam es Say, adjutant;
A nother call was to West Union, w ill have charge of funeral serv and Hanora Hewitt, assistant, have junction of the T ualatin Valley
Leon Davis, finance officer; L. M.
As m eans of fu rth er determ ln- f the last five years, gives 528.400
w here brush fire menaced the Fred
been keeping the office open w ith- highw ay and Scoggins Valley road,
Smith, chaplain; Joe Licdcr, ser Ing attitude Oregon w a l n u t j bags per year, the co-operaHve
Schm idt barn. The fire was brought ices.
1
(Continued on
column 2)__
geant-at-arm s; and W. V erne Mc growers regarding present and points out. The control board has
P all-bearers will be K enneth D a out pay.
under control quickly, according
Kinney. historian, and Mrs. Cyrus' proposed coastwldr marketing estim ated domestic consum ption for
to S. W Melhuish. chief of the vison. Edw ard B ritts of Vancou
assisting officers installed were: agreement. AAA at Washington, this season as 604,500 bags or 65
departm ent. The th ird call w as a ver, Dr. J. A. V anB rakle and Dr.
Anna C lark, first vice-president;
L. H. H owland of Portland, A l
Inform ation gathered by H arry chim ney blaze w ithout damage.
C.. has called series of three per cent of the total production.
Helen Krahmer, second vice; Malsle D.
Johnson, deputy in the office of
Rapid action In fire loss ad fred Sm ith and Dr. C. A. Lamkin.
meetings
In
Eugene
October
7.
Figures
prepared
by
th
e
co-op
Caldwell, secretary; M arie Bristol, Halem October 8. and Newberg
John Connell, sheriff, led Wednes justm ent followed the Gillm ore fire.
treasurer; Emma Dlerdorff. chap October 9 In chamber of com erative place the value of the 930,- day to th e arrest in Washington An adjuster view ed the damage
lain; M arie Hoffman, historian; merce rooms at 1:30 p. m. E. L. 000 bag crop, nt 8H cents p e r of tw o youths f r o m
Portland Friday noon, settlem ent was made
pound, at $7.915.000. The oo-opern-
Local business district would be
Ruth Pubols, sergeant-at-arm s; anil Markell. f i e l d
Advantages of city planning am*
w anted in connection w ith the Monday and carpenters w ere m ak
representative
tlve
sets
the
vnlue
at
14
cents
per
Arlene Eslinger, past president. AAA, and O. S. rollings, agri
zoning w ere discussed by Georgt along the highw ays and contain
pound on the 604,500 bags allowed slaying Sunday of Ernest Loll, ing repairs Tuesday. Damage was
grocery
stores, m eat m arkets, res
Mrs. Esllngor was presented with cultural
McGee, city m anager, at the Ro
will conduct under th e control plan, or $8.453.- M ultnom ah deputy sheriff. Loll placed at $1211.
C ham ber of comm erce luncheons
taurants and filling stations, w ith
a post president's pin by th e unit mrellngs. economist,
Sm all buildings and cordwoixl and dinners w ill begin w ith dinner tary club here T hursday noon.
All growers Invited to 000. which Is half a m illion dollar was killed w hile investigating al
in appreciation of her w ork d u r attend to discuss facts pertain
One of the fundam entals of city the central business district con
leged illegal hunting near t h e w ere menaced for a tim e by a meeting O ctober 14. This is the
Increase through control.
ing the year.
W ashington county line east of grass and brush fire near Rock tim e when the new officers for the planning. McGee told Rotarians, Is taining the large stores, repair
ing
to
walnut
situation.
Then, th e bulletin points out, the Tigard.
Program Included accordion solos
th e preparation of a m aster plan shops and various other businesses.
C reek Thursday. However the fire coming year w ill
Answer to representations made
and
in be
oe installed,
m siaueo ano
- -
d R
,
residents The industrial district, he said,
by Dale Busch and vocal solos by by the Associated W alnut Growers 35 per cent still rem ains to be sold
Police and deputy sheriffs since was brought under control w ithout comm ittee announcem ents w ill b e , ° ‘n «
inessmen an idea of w hat would contain w holesale houses,
and
it
Is
expected
th
at
7
cents
per
Elwood Coslett, accompanied by of Oregon's opposition to the w al
the m u rd er have been searching loss.
m aae'
would be expected in th e future. packing plants and factories, w hile
Henry Hnller. Com m unity singing nut code, has been placed in the pound rnn be obtained for these, for a green roadster seen leaving
or $2,278,500 additional.
Officers and directors w ill p r o b - |The cRy plan he said, is being the recreational district would con
was also enjoyed.
the vicinity of the crim e shortly R e d C r o a t D ir e c to r a
hands of W ashington county grow
ably recom mend th at th e different established w ith every day’s activ- tain the parks and public buildings
In addition to this, the bulletin afterwards.
ers by the North Pacific N ut G row
to b e E le c te d O c t. 10 committees shall meet at least once itieg and (he m aster plan, in this of the city.
U nraveling of the m ystery su r
ers’ Co-operallve, an organization declares, a demand can then be
conection. gives the city some
D irectors for th e C ounty Red a m onth to discuss affairs.
McGee also explained the part
representing eight associations in filed w ith the secretary of agricul rounding the car came through In
A new kitchen range was in
I played in the present planning
the northw estern p art of the state tu re u n d er th e new adjustm ent form ation turned In nt the sher Cross chapter w ill be elected at stalled during the sum m er and will thing to look to.
Following the plan. McGee said, m ovem ent by the city project car
The statem ent, prepared by the act, for a $2.278.500 loss on the iff's office here In w hich Johnson t h e regular meeting T hursday add to the efficiency of the kitch
surplus sold by lhe control board Identified the autom obile as one night. October 10. at the cham ber
Hillsboro's city asphalt paving co-operative and placed in t h e at 7 cents ns ngnlnst the domestic owned by George L. Fiedler, 23. of of commerce. These directors are en, according to Ed. L. Moore, sec comes city zoning, w hich is the ried on under SERA, which em
second part of city planning. The
plant was put In operation last
6533 Southeast Sixtieth avenue, chosen from all sections of the retary.
of a city stabilizes values, ployed an engineer and survey
week and work of patching pav the Oregon crop is w orth m ore cl« '"1 should be paid in full, the Portland. August Weston, 23, of county and everyone Interested in
The dinner m eeting w ill close zoning
crew This survey crew, he pointed
ing throughout the city started. The under the code than It would b e ' » o tn lc ro p retu rn would be $13,- West P ortland Is alleged to be his Red Cross w ork is urged to a t prom ptly at 8 o’clock and w ill be he declared, and assists in holding out, located th e boundaries of the
the
various
districts
In
their
re
l
plant employs five men.
tend. The nom inating comm ittee followed w ith entertainm ent i n ative positions.
city, surveyed streets and prepar-
partner.
j 032.000.
About $50 w orth of damage was on uncontrolled sale.
The Hillsboro plans call for s ix 1 . ™ P S Yhl^h, * “ * **
Identification of the car came will m ake a report and nom ina the recreation rooms. Two profes
Admission Is made th at th ere is
Tn nnsw er to the statem ent of
done to m aterial at the plant when
players from
when Johnson recalled that Fiedler tions m ay be m ade from the floor. sional ping pong
which include tw o resi- '™p„ t aniC® l ldlnB the new VwCT
it wns first put In operation T h u rs no surplus cither In Oregon or the Associated W alnut G rowers of had been in Jail here in 1930 for
P ortland w ill p l a y
exhibition districts local
including the new .ew er
games,
and
afterw
ards
m eet some dential.
ctenuai, local business
Dusinras and
aim central
c v i.u a i, me"*’
.
day by a fire w hleh started when California. Production for the Pn-1 Oregon th at Franqucttes are an carrying concealed weapons. The
Resumes Instruction
cific
const
is
estim
ated
at
930,000
exclusive
Oregon
crop,
the
co-op-
of
the
local
experts.
T
here
w
ill
business,
industrial
and
recreation-
®
•
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thé kerosene fuel hose broke u n
Dr. H arrison D. Huggins w ill r e
erative points out th a t last year person who gave the tip on the
............
-
al and public buildings according
der 00 pounds of pressure. The bags of nuts, the bulletin states.
green car identified a picture of sume his w ork as clinical Instruc also be card, billiard and pool to McGee. The first re sid e n tia l' C o u n t y F a r m e r » ’ U n io n
Increases
In
production
in
this
C
alifornia
produced
tw
o
and
one-
flames burned aw ay electric w ir
Fiedler ns the driver, according to tor in eye for the fourth-year class playing.
f<> M e e t H e r <
ing and consumed asphalt being section of the United Stntes sets th ird tim es as m any as Oregon.
Ed L. Moore, secretary, reports district, he explained, contains th e;
at the U niversity of Oregon m edi
the sheriff's office.
the
average
production
from
1928
F
a
ir
play
betw
een
Oregon
and
tw o new members. Dr. P. G. single and tw o-fam ily dwellings, i
used for repairs.
cal
school
F
riday
afternoon.
Dr.
This
inform
ation
was
placed
in
to 1031 ns 508,000 bags, and from California grow ers Is asked, the
not more than tw o and a half
October meeting of the Washing-
P ortland police Huggins will not be In his office Brown, dentist, recently establish stories high, w hile the second con- ton county unit F arm ers’ Union
1932 to 1935, 715,000 bags, or an bulletin pointing out th at b o t h the hands of the
Takes New Position
ing him self In Hillsboro, and the
_____________
____
,
on
Friday
afternoons,
because
of
and
M
ultnom
ah
sh
eriffs
office.
The
Rex Howell has taken a position Increase of 207.000 bags Averaging stntes hnve the same problem, and car was found Tuesday at Fiedler's i his clinical work, until fu rth er 1 new Men's Shop, recently opened tains apartm ents, hospitals, etc., w ill be held S aturday at 8.30 p.
I m. in the Legion hall In Hillsboro.
al the Highway M arket, S ixth and the American consumption of both th at a m arket m ust be found for bome
notice.
by Lym an Howe and Jam es Wells. as well as residences.
domestic and Imported w alnuts for
(Contlnii«d on pus« 10, column 4)
Baseline.
Il Y
A
I.
Another bi« »ale* event will be
held In Hillsboro O ctober 12 This
will be another Hillsboro Bargain
! Hay, with 28 o f the leuding firms
I offering special m erchandise at
___________
specially low prices.
1 Extensive advertising In the Ar-
T w o C h a r g e a M a n s la u g h t e r
C o n g r e a a m a n C i t e . S u p p « R rt | { ^ - " ^ h c l r e u l ^ e r W e
I. I N O » C O «
O ctober 21
P lans Here
Rally Attracts Many
Valuations in
Towns Drop
am
a
I
¿RUlC V7W11CI
¿TirVlCK TTflU/n
n il ,
A.
1
ITUtll V_,OVlT
F v h in il'
a c
D f.
£>, Oil'll til
Succumbs Monday
CIllb Members in
Prnrllirfç Fxbihif
Relief Canneries
Have Large Pack
lVIinC* ValliUlgCU Oil
Flan tO Lay It Ollt
DUUgtl r
Gillmore Residence
Damaged
t? by / Blaze
Legion, Auxiliary
Install Officers
Walnut Crop Worth More Under
Code Control, Association Says
Local Deputy Aids
in Slayer Manhunt
Civic Body Plans
First Fall Meet
Streets Patched
by Local Workers
Advantages of City Planning
Discussed by George McGee