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by th e boy s m other. A nna T h ay er
of A lbany. Mrs. T h a y e r to ld of-
i fleers th a t she did not h e a r of th e
1 accident u n til n early u w eek a f t
erw ards.
L egionnaires and a u x ilia ry m em
A ccording to th e re p o rt m ade to
S h e riff C onnell, young T hayer, w ith bers from th e v a rio u s posts and
a com panion. Jo e D enham . IB. was u n its of W ashington county to
Services Held for Resident w alking to th e H om e from B eav g e th e r w ith deleg atio n s from M ult
erto n a bout 9 30 o’clock at night nom ah. Y am hill. Colum bia a n d
of District Monday
' w hen th ey w ere b o th stru c k by T illam ook counties a tte n d e d the
an autom obile, headed to w a rd H ills | county legion jam b o ree ut Forest
(By Mm. John M Davidaon)
boro. and th ro w n unconscious in G rove O cti b e r 2.
E a rl K eiser o f Sherw ood was
H E L V E T IA —M em bers of th e H e l to th e ditch.
T hey re m a in e d in th e d itch for !‘anu>d P resident of th e county
v e tia S u n sh in e clu b w ill have a
food sale at F red A m aeher's m eat som e tu n e before D enham rev iv ed b-gm nnaires A rt W ahl of Banks.
and A rt B roderson
m a rk e t O
ctober 12, Mrs. R. Sand a n d a tte m p te d to sto p passing mo- vice-president,
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fo rd and Mrs. O tto S o lb e rg er w ill i torists. N ear m idnight th ey w ere of *r° r e ,t Grove, se e re ta ry -tre a su r-
b e in c h arg e
picked u p a n d ta k e n to B eaverton.
Mrs. , H. G.
G rove
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D ahnc. w ho is w ork in g — w
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" h i iv e i re x. th
uiv e vit
i < i e t r of th e a rescue
k o x . v*x
, Bond , of Forest
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in a b e au ty p a rlo r at W hite Sal- car
id e n tity unknow n, failed to w as elcv,ed p re sid en t for th e c o u n -
- , visited
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■ flnd a doctor,
ty a u x ilia ry group, M rs. E. C.
m on. —
W ash
grand-
m other. Mrs. Rosa F eucrstein. and
F ro m B e av e rto n th e boys w ere M cK inney of H illsboro, v ice -p resi
o th e r re la tiv e s S unday.
tak e n to a P o rtla n d hospital. T hay- dent, a n d Mrs. W ilbur B iederm an
A large crow d a tte n d ed the fun-
su ffe red a b ro k e n leg a n d of T igard, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r.
G eorge K oehn of P o rtlan d , de-
e ra l service at H elvetia ch u rch for bruises and his com panion escaped
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onday.
M any w ^ ” b ru is 7 x ''O -----
ffic e ™ 'a 're sea"rch- Pa r ,I " e n t . A m erican L egion corn-
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frie n d s from S alem attended. Mr. jng for a c lue to th e hit a n d ru n m ander. told of the a ction of th e
S c h in d le r cam e to H elvetia tw o Car. S h e riff C onnell said
n a tio n a l con v en tio n at St. Louts
y e a rs «ago. He cam e from S w itzer-
^ jrs w p Ju n g n ic k e l of Hills- d e m a n d in g im m ed iate p a y m e n t of
lan d six y e ars ago a n d spent fo u r boro ro u te 4 is convalescing at ‘h e a d ju s te d serv ice com pensation,
y e a rs n e a r Salem .
,h e Jo n e s h o sp ital from in ju rie s . O th e r legion lead ers p re sen t w ere
M r and Mrs. V ictor C h risten sen received S e p tem b e r 21 w h en a car Ju d g e M oreland of P o rtlan d , de-
a n d d a u g h te r V irginia atte n d ed th e d riv en bv h e r husb an d w as in- t'a r t 'n e ']t serv ice officer; Ed E lvers
w e d d in g of C h ris C h risten sen a n d Volved in a collision at Second and of p ° r tla " d - P®*1 d e p a rtm e n t com -
M iss H ilda E L ickess at P o rtla n d B aseline in H illsboro w ith a m a- m n n d e r- C om m ander Ben Fletsh-
S a tu rd a y night. A fte r a tr ip to ch in e d riv en by Dick C adv of Hills- 2,'®"’ R° f* £ lty
P o rtian d ;
B ritish
C olum bia. C anada.
th e boro. M rs Ju n g n ic k e l su ffe red back f--or" m a n d e r G eorge R auch 1 o rt-
n e w ly w ed s w ill m ak e th e ir hem e a n d in te rn a l in ju rie s, head cuts ¿ n d post No. I: IV eem an Frazier,
h e re on th e C h risten sen b ro th e rs a n d a b ru ise d arm .
M cM innville, d istric t com m ander,
farm .
H arold. 9. son of Mr. a n d Mrs. and Mrs. B lanche Jones, sta te vice-
Mrs. A lfred N vdegger and baby j H M abley of H illsboro, su ffer- p resid en t of th e a u x ilia ry
of M ilw a u k ie v isite d h e r p aren ts. txj cuts a n d b ru ises T uesday noon
M r and Mrs. F re d Youngen. from
W ednesday to S u n d a y n i g h t _
, en by M rs F ra n k R inck of B anks, t ' ~ U U l l l 7
M r and Mrs. C h ris Je n n y of a ccording to an accident re p o rt in 1
B rid a l V eil v isite d h e r m other, th e sh e riff's office. T he child ra n I
Mrs. E lizab eth S chm idt Sunday
in to th e road, becam e confused. ;
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M iss E dna K o rn is sp en d in g this hesitated a n d th en ra n in front o f , m en ta l in th e a fte rn o o n w ill be
w eek v isitin g h e r p a ren ts. M r and th e Rinck m achine, th e re p o rt said ad d ressed by S u p e rin te n d e n t K ath-
M rs. C. E. K orn, a n d o th e r r e la T he accident took p lace at th e e rin e M cRav of C lackam as county.
tiv e s a n d friends. Miss K orn is A dventist school w est of th e R av-
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em ployed in th e office of th e M ating cannery. Mrs. R in ck w as ,,r^ ' " g a ?,dr£ ' s o i ,h * ‘" s ,ltu te
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g* \en , b< S 2 ‘nCy
S o u th e rn P acific ra ilw a y and has e x o n era te d of blam e bv th e boy s
n o t been hom e for o ver a year.
father, a ccordin g to S h e riff J W
l5t „ ,h f J*0” 1"
C onnell
lng O re 8 °n la »- F o u r-H c lu b ac-
Mrs. K. S higeno of n e a r B anks
dP^ S^ , by H h V
1 w as cut a n d b ru ise d in an au to -,fym Mlr ' sta ,e c ' u b leader, w hile
Officers County
Jamboree Named
Helvetia Club
to Hold Sale
when he was struck bv a car drlv. p oiinf... IMst;hlh.
UISUIUK
in City Monday
Youth Dies from
J B Cr3
sh 0,1 ,he D0d*°n T rO
ad
Gunshot Wounds
an k s th is w eek
he S higeno
tru ck , in w hich M rs S higeno was
(C ontinued from page « 6
| r id in g
in
to a rd
one east
d riv e n of b y th R e ussell
T ig
Rock R aun
c ree of
k j in , 0
w jth
h r
h u sb a n d.
1
sh pf e? ldent
co u n ,y h e alth association, w ill
on school health.
C rash ed
vionucu ^ " T o u n T T e V h ^ a ^ :
bridge, according to a re p o rt in
J u n io r C rid e r 6 « o n n f \ f r ^ n d
th e office of J. W. C onnell, sh e r- v ^ T e s t e r C rid er HBl«bo™ ro u te
iff. R aun w as slig h tly bruised. 4 " t-a s cu, on fh e h e a d ^ h e n th e
M oore and h is com panion told dep- a ; » hich he was ‘ rid in e w ith
U ? ! be7 ia u; b 2 . 2 ^ ,ga.t ! d. ' ? ha_t ! F r a n k s C rid e r c r a 7 h ^ r X 8 a
he a n d his com panion w ere on
b A rth u r S chw inot on the
th e ir w ay to C o ch ran to hunt.
S n te r ^ U o n of T h ird av en u e and
S t r u c k h v a h it a n d m r» d r iv e r . . . .
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S tru c k by a hit and ru n d riv e r j
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as h e w alk ed along th e p avem ent ^ d m g m T ¿ l a t e d r e ^ r t
n e a r St. M ary's H om e for Boys.
X r i , r . « ffi^ i 7 k ;
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S e p tem b e r 27. C hapm an T hayer. 14, the she r lf f s ° a ic e th ls » eek
still is confined to a P o rtla n d h o s
p ital. a ccording to a repo:
re p o rt m ade
T u esd ay to S h e riff J. W. C onnell
ROLLER SKATING
a “'f“;
a? d
tion ls scheduled fo r 11:05 p. m
w lth C H N osler of H illsboro,
Pr ts id e " ‘-
charge. A n n u al elec-
tio n of o fi‘cers w ill be conducted.
R ay J H aas of A lo h a-H u b er w ill
Preside o ver th e m eeting a n d an
n u a l eIection ot oMicers fo r th c
o lz a r n c n ta r v
in o in n le '
. e.*;
e le m en tary n p r rin
c ip a ls’ association
in th e a f'c rn o o n .
M usical n u m b ers w ill be pro-
vid d ed by C a rl E ggim an of P o r t
lan d ro u te 5 a n d E d w a rd M osh-
ofsky of H illsboro ro u te 1. T he
in s titu te p ro g ram w as organized
Telegraph Strike
of Operators Ends ^’rintende^traus' county scbbo1 su’
F o u r guards, posted S a tu rd a y at
th e p ro p e rty of th e M ackay Ra-
dio & T eleg ra p h com pany south-
east of H illsboro, w e re released
, W ednesday a fte rn o o n on o rd e rs of
R. T. S p en cer, d istric t m an a g er for
th e com pany, acco rd in g to J o h n W
C onnell, sh eriff.
T h e g u a rd s w e re placed. S h e riff
C onnell said, w h en p ick e ts w ere
posted th e re b y strik in g em ployes
of th e com pany d e m an d in g m ore
wages. G u a rd s w ere J. A K ram -
ien. F ra n k H ew itt, R. J . S enske
a n d H allie Irela n d .
S trik in g o p e rato rs w e re b a c k on
! th e jo b and th e com pany is oper-
a tin g on schedule. S p e n c er to ld th e
s h e r if fs office.
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A p p ro x im ately 280 tea ch e rs from
public schools of W ashington coun-
ty and, in a ddition, tea ch e rs from
se v e ra l of th e p riv a te schools, a re
i e x p ected to a tte n d M onday. Of
th e to ta l nu m b er, 80 a re high school
tea ch e rs a n d th e re m a in d e r from
th e e le m e n ta ry schools.
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OREGON
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due to an increase in the n u m b er
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c h ild r e n fro m tC;G in 1935 to C j C I I O I I S I v C S l t l C l l l
9369 next year. T he law re q u ire s
th a t th e levy for th e fund be $10
per c ap ita for each child for c o u n
M is C h ristin a H ansen. 63. died
ty school purpose* and 10 cents per
at h e r hom e n e a r Scholls O ctober
c ap ita for lib ra ry fund.
E stim ated e x p e n d itu re s for c o u n 3 and fu n eral services w ere held
ty roads next y e a r is placed at from the Donelson \ S ew ell chap
101,072 as co m pared to $196.510 el S a tu rd ay afternoon. In term en t
th is y e a r w hile this y e a r th e re
M ountainside cem etery at
--------------- in o u tstan d in g w ar i Scholls
w ere $92.67094
ra n ts co m pared to $87.643 64 n e x t! M rs H unsen. » h o was born In
y e a r T his m akes th e total ex- C linton. Iowa. S e p tem b e r 12. 1372.
p e n d itu re s $288.756 64 for 1936 t(s cam e west as a sm alt girl w ith her
co m p ared to $289.196 94 for this Parents, Mr. and Mrs Amos Nel-
year. T hese figures, less receipts son- and »«'tiled in C h ehalem val
from sources o th e r th an tax a tio n *«'•' ®he w as m a rrie d to C h ristia n
w hich am o u n ted to $155.754 81 for H ansen and liv e d in C hehalem
1935 and a re estim ated a! $143.551 - ' - ‘Hey for a n u m b er of years be-
99 for 1936. gives a to ta l to be f°re " ’U 'ln g to Scholls. M rs Han-
rasied in 1936 of $145,204 65 as com- sen had lived *'i h e r hom e
pared to $133.426 13 this y e ar or a Scholls for 27 years.
net inerease for a n o th e r y e ar of
D eceased Is survived by the I d-
$11.778.52
low ing c hildren: A nna H ensen. L I-
T otal fig u res place th e to ta l to J'«’ How-brook. Je ss ie Wise. C..cl
be raised m 1936 as $393.061 10 as H ansen, alt of P o rtlan d ; H urry,
com pared to $376.032.77 in 1935 or G aston; E lm er a n d F ruiik at hom e
and May E. S tout. H illsboro ro u te
a net in crease of $17.028 33.
5. F our g ra n d ch ild re n , Louis and
W ayne M adison. A lta Hunsen and
C h ester L ucier. a n d four b ro th ers
and sisters also su rv iv e as follows:
Mrs Em m a A llen. A m ity; Mrs
H annah M arsh, P o rtlan d . F runk
and G eorge Nelson. N ew berg.
(C ontinued from oner onrt
dow n th e riv er, a n d re p ea te d r e
quests h a v e been m ade th a t the
city ta k e steps to a b ate th e nui
sance a p p a re n t d u rin g th e height
of pollution low w a te r in the su m
m e r tim e.
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It is p ointed o u t in th is eonnec-
Buried Saturday
Sf cecial Election
for City Called
T h u m d u y , O cto b u r I<». IMIS
G eorge Findley. M arquis w heat.
1st. F F McCormick, ll.um ehen
barley 1st. F. !• M eCornaek. Wi
consul bai ley. 1st, It M Scott. W hite
S p in » ’, oats 1st; Floyd B ieily. Itt
3. B eaverton, onions. 1st; G eorge
Findley. E arliest of All potatoes,
1st; G eorge Findley, N etted Gems.
1st. G eorge Lindley. N etted Gems.
2nd. F re d Jossy, lit 2. P ortland.
Bed* clover 2nd. F ran k Seluieide
H illsboro, H ungarian \ etch, 2nd E
L Jam es. Kt 2. B eaverton. corn,
tad; Robert Plieth, Rt
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W hite C lub w heat
2nd; F rank
Schneider. Hillsboro. W hite W inter
wheat, 2nd. E. J. Maple. Forest
Ci rove. G rey oats. 3rd, Koy Bacon.
Kt. 3, B eaverton. F ed eratio n w heat.
3rd. Amos B ierly. Kt 3. B eaverton,
onion* 3rd; F J. Maple. Forest
G ro \. Soft w hite w heat, 5th; W
T P utnam . Kt. 5, H illsboro, Red
D ent corn. 2nd.
County Club Folk
Enter at Pacific
S e v en teen W ashington county 4 11
clu b m em bers have e n te re d 38 e x
hib its in both th e clu b a n d open
classes ut the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l
M a n u fac tu rers' and L and P roducts
show , according to L. E Francis,
assistant county agent.
E xhibits
a re being e n te re d ill both th e 10
und 25-eer classes a n d in th e 10
and 100-ear open classes. Boys en-
rtng e x h ib its a re Am os a n d
El liner B ierly. G len Ireland. Jo h n
Bargain Day H ere
Saturday Attracts u'
25c 2 35c
Formation of New
District Planned
C onditional a p p ro v al to creatio n
of a new* school d latrlct w as given
W ednesday a fte rn o o n ut a m ee t
ing In H illsboro of th e W ashing
ton county b o u n d a ry board, ac
cording to O. It K laus, s u p e rin
tendent T he a p p ro v al is |>vtiding
a b uilding progrum to be w orked
out t>y K ruus und Koy C am ion,
M ultnom ah county school su p erin
tendent.
T he district w ould com prise ab o u t
j tw o sections of land tw o m iles
' northeust of C e d ar Mill In whut Is
know n as th e B onny S lope s e ttle
m ent, un urea now being p o p u
lated by new fam ilies occupying
sm all tru cts of land. T h e school
w ould accom m odate c h ild ren now
a tte n d in g th re e other schools and
w ould be a Joint d istric t w ith
M ultnom ah.
T he M ultnom ah bo u n d ary bo ard
alread y has given conditional a p
p roval to the school.
M arriage Licenses
P a pa 11 .it 11. i in.
W illium E. Lee. B unks route 1,
Koy Ira B urk of Forest G rove
plead guilty In Justice court Wed ro u te I and M arcella C K indel of
tiesday aftern o o n before A W Forest G rove ro u te 2. Oatober 4
H avens to e n te rin g an Intersection
of an a rte ria l highw ay w ithout
Q uality Job p rin tin g A rgus
stopping and puid a fine of $5 and
costs. T he a rre st w as al C am pbell
b ridge on t h e
L uurcl-H illsboro
road.
Too Late to Classify
W ANTED G irl for general house
w ork Mrs. L eland Shuw , B eav
erton l ’llo o r till.'
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a n d decom pose in th e ch an n el set- d u a rt cans Pol-O -C rem e fu rn itu re !
tin g up th ere b y a dan g ero u s pollu- P°*‘s h - J c Penney C o. I pr. over
'» addition to these crops cn-
tion.
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“ Ils. 1 bedspread, 1 toy; C u rry 's , , l <t». C lay to n N yberg of T u alatin
C om plaints on th is m a tte r Me- Gro«'«’r .v - 5 M b Klass
jar» R A W *» « n teiin g his ju n io r gilt, fat bur-
G ee savs. a lre ad y have been’m ade coffe»‘- A m a c h e rs M arket, 5 2-lb ro w - “ nd pen of four fats in the
to th e sta te boa'rd of h e a lth and P8«*««®» fra n k fu rte rs; C. C. Store. « »I club hog d ivision and his
th e city can be m ade su b ject to 2 »‘»K*«' blankets;
S prouse-R eitz boar, ju n io r gilt, his pen of 1 boar
suit at anv tim e, w hich m ight Go" * 2®c 'a m p shade. 1 25c auto- and 3 sows, his pens for th e get
should co n certed action bv land m atlc P«nc>l. 3-piece m ixing bow l “ f bour- pro d u ce of sow, his single
ow ners on th e riv e r fro n t ta k e sel: O akes G rocery. 4 1-lb puck f“ ‘ barrow , und pen of 3 burrow s
place, cost HilLsboro c o n sid erab le ages K risP>' C rack ers; S elfridge ln th « '•P«'» classes for D u ro c -Je r-
sum s of m oney, not only for de- f u r n itu r e Co.. 1 floor lam p, 1 m ix- i sc5's-
fense b u t for dam ages if found ' nK bowl; 1 pie p late a n d serv er.
M arvin H ey n d erlck x of C orne-
guilty of th e charges.
, P oo l-G ard n er L u m b er Co.. 5 2tk- lius ro u te 1 is e n te rin g his senior
A n o th e r point in u rg in g t h e Packages nails: H illsboro Feed C o . y e arlin g h eifer and ju n io r heifer
adoption of a new system for H ills- 30 pounds d a iry salt. 1 package calf ill th e 4-H clu b H olstein di-
boro. is th e pollution w hich follow s M °rcrop, 1 pin t F ly-tox; L ester . vision, his H am pshire y e arlin g ew e
th e filtra tio n of e fflu e n t in to th e Iceland A C o , 2 boys' pocket and ew e lam b in th e 411 sheep
ground from sep tic ta n k s in th e knives: W eil's, 1 3-lb w hite cotton classes, a P oland-C hina ju n io r gilt,
presen t n o n -sew er d istrict, M cGee batt; 1 larg e oilcloth tab le cover, and pen of 3 w hite P e k in ducks,
says T ests h ave show n th a t w astes 1 m en 's C olum bia kn it sleeveless
A delbert E vers a n d J u a n ita H ey-
from septic ta n k s a re highly c h arg - z‘PP«'r sw eater. 1 boy's polo sh irt, n d e ric k x a re e n te rin g in th e 4-H
ed w ith h a rm fu l b a cteria a n d a re H illsboro M eat C o . 5 2-lb puck pou ltry division a pen of ducks
su b ject to cond em n atio n a t any
wienies; S m ith 's G rocery, 5 and pen of w hite leghorns, r e
tim e by th e bo ard of health .
4-bar packages W hite W onder lau n - «pectively
H ow ard T rac h se l o f
T h e only a n sw e r to this, M cGee drv so;,p; T exaco S tation. 4 1-qt. R eedvllle is e n te rin g a y e arlin g
points out, is to connect th e sep tic cans H avoline oil; J. L. z\nderson h eifer in the 4-11 H olstein division
ta n k s to sew ers and c a rry th e J®»'‘’ler. 1 can d y ja r. 1 tie clip;
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lisposal plant.
p lant
d w C o p elan d Y ards, 4 5-lb pack-
pi
w astes th ro u g h a disposal
ages nails; T he M e n s Shop. 2 pr
a8es
Budget for Hilhi
Cash G rocery, 15 10-oz cans K C
b aking pow der; Im p erial Feed A
3iUTie th ree Years G
rain Co- P< Shop c a ttle sp ray
1 4 oz Hess m edicated pow der, 1
COilSt OBOFt Y.Ut
Roilds IH DoilBt
C ounty Com m issioners in both
W ashington and M ultnom ah c o u n
package R ats-kill, h a lf-p in t L ice-a- Ues a re kept busy w ith re p o rts of
$250; tran sp o rta tio n , $14.250; do- m ite
rejects a n d re co n sid e ratio n s in con-
m estic science, $100; a n d m anual
ncction w ith th e W ilson riv e r and
train in g . $200.
U
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debt
service,
. w . v ii u c i u c u t s e r v ic e . • »
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th e Wolf creek cutoffs to th e sea
th e d istric t proposes to re tire $15.-
N otification w as given f r o m
000 in bonds
ds a n d $3255 in w ar-
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W ashington again last w eek th a t
ran ts. In te re st on bonds w as set
a t $5490 and on w a rra n ts $1000
Jects. T hc re p o rt w as Im m ediately
Incom e e stim
. ates w e re non-high
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(Continued from naxe one)
; follow ed by a sta te m e n t from E
school d istric t fo r tu itio n $9493 38 m cr of H illsboro.
T he p lan t w ill J. G riffith . W PA a d m in istra to r for
and tra n s p o rta tio n
$6000 A bal- be located n e ar
th e R ay-M aling O regon, th a t the re p o rt w as in
ance on hand of
$6.62 w as re- can n e ry and w ill
use w aste from e rro r a n d th a t W ashington was
p o rted by L. C
Lom ax, d istric t the c an n e ry for a p a rt of th c m a- asking for a d d itio n al inform ation
C »» u
terial.
before passing final Judgm ent.
M em bers of th e bu d g et com m it-
Mill con stru ctio n w ill be used
F u rth e r inform ation, ex p la in in g
tee w hich m et w ith th e school in settin g up th e b uildings to house th e necessity of th e tw o projects.
l i i V i w cre C h e ster C. W ohler, the stills and m achinery. P resen t th e ir re la tio n sh ip to P o rtlan d , and
H illsboro ro u te 4; E. L Jo h n so n plans call for a capacity of 1000 im p o rtan ce as lasting projects, has
a n d R. C Busch. H illsboro; E dgar gallons a day of d ry alcohol w hich been p re p are d by W PA e ngineers
Rehse, F arm in g to n ; a n d
M r s . w ill im m ed iately m ix w ith m ateri- assisted b y those in te rested and is
A dolph Schm idt, L aurel.
als to produce fuel for in te rn a l e ith e r in W ashington or on the
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In
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''.iif f ph
I
C o u n ty P i o n e e r to b e
the U nited S ta te s c ar ow n ers!
(C ontinued from pane one!
INcW CoiUpanV tO
Start Plant Soon
- ad reJec,ed ,he ,wo pro
T he in crease in th e am o u n t allow -
ed fo r re g istra tio n and e lection is
m ade necessary due to th e fact th at
d u rin g th e y e a r 1936 a p rim a ry
a n d general election w ill be held
H a re S p e a k e r a t W e s t
".Any in crease m ade n ccessarv in
Thursday Special
Union Farm Union Meet the co u n ty budget by legislative
W illiam G. H are discussed polit- action m ust be m et now in th e
! ical q u estio n s a t th e W est U nion fu tu re by in cre ased taxes. T he
F a rm ers' U nion m eetin g at N orth o p e ratin g costs of th e v a rio u s de-
j P lain s T h u rsd a y night. J o h n P ubols p a rtm e n ts of th e co u n ty govern-
I presid ed in th e absence of F red m ent, w ith th e ex cep tio n of the
1....
Buried Here Thursday
, Jossy, w h o w as a t M edford at- road d e p a rtm e n t h a v e re ac h ed an
ten d in g th e fu n e ra l of a re la tiv e irre d u c ib le m inim um and no sub-
F u n e ra l services for Mrs. M ary
F o rre ste r s p lan h e re not only
) N ew m em b ers w ere in itiate d . A - sta n tia l re d u ctio n can be m ade in H u m p h rey s W olverton.
,9. pio- includes the use of can n e ry w astes
!
social
m
ee
tin
g
w
ill
b
e
h
e
ld
Oc-
those
costs.
It
w
ould
be
possible
to
n e er d a u g h te r of th e late Ju d g e but w aste fru its from th e orch ard s'
Hillsboro
to b er 17. M em bers m ay in v ite fu rth e r red u ce the road fund, but
° f - S™1
" . a?d
her farm
.
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. . . . . . product.
piuuuvi.il. i P e te B auer. P o rtlan d b e er tru c k
E venings, 7 :3 0 to 10:30 frien d s to th e dance. L adies w ill only a t th e p rice of n eg le ctin g th e H illsb o ro , w ill b H
e
held at 2 p. m. The p lan t also can consum e w aste d r iv e r, waived p re lim in a ry h e arin g
road system to an e x te n t th a t today 'T n u rsd a y )
b rin g lunch.
at M iller
& wood, in cluding old stu m p s from
T h u rsd a y and w as bound o v e r to
i w ith in th e course of a v e ry few Tracy chap« 1 m P ortland.
In ter- w hich th e re sin is tak e n as a by- th e g rand
ry ry u n d e r $250 bonds
g rand ju ju
y ears o u r co u n ty roads w ould be ir. m ent w ill be in th e I. O. O F cem - product. F o rre ste r says,
B au er is accused of strik in g E arl
an in to le rab le condition a n d re- e te ry in H illsboro. D eceased is sur-
B atem an, sto re o p e rato r n e ar G le n
W A SHING TO N COUNTY FARM LAND
' q u ire th e e x p e n d itu re of an en- vived by th e follow ing c hildren: x-,
.
wood. in an a rg u m e n t over w hich
! orm ous sum of m oney to re b u ild M rs. V era L G ilb ert. Mrs. C larice 3 W e C D S t £ t k c S
I H K f'll
b ra n d of b eer B atem an should sell
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11
them It is obvious th a t a re d u c L. M ackey, Irv in g R. W olverton,
B atem an su ffe red a b ro k e n leg.
tion in the road fund, w hich w o u ld ' Mrs. L illian E Maw, Mrs. J e a n W
L ee M cF arland. A loha b eer p a r
not p erm it a d eq u a te m ain ten an ce P e tite a n d H arold E. W olverton;
lo r o p e ra to r a rre ste d se v e ra l w eeks
w ould be an econom y of th e m ost also su rv iv e d by 20 g ra n d ch ild re n I
(Conti™«! from
„„.i
, ago for assa u lt a n d ...........................
b a tte ry , is in
expensive k in d .”
a t th e office of
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i\n<L
rt, " 1
,rp st G ro v e , jail here serving sentence He wet
In th e co u n ty g e n era l fund, es- j MRS C H E ST E R ALEXAN DER
D affodil bulbs. 7 firsts. 2 seconds, fined $50 or 25 days in jail.
tim a te d e x p e n d itu re s for this y e ar
K athleen L ow ry A lexander, w ife ] sw eepstakes; E F M eC ornaek., A lex C arpstein. T igard.
s e .i -
w ere $169.557.92 as co m pared to ! of C h ester A. A lexander, died F ri- H illsboro, B arley S w eepstakes; R.
S176.127.75 for n e x t y ear, w ith o u t - ! day in P o rtla n d a n d fu n e ra l serv- M. Scott. Sherw ood. O ats Sw eep- tenced in ju stic e c o u rt th e re to
Washington Savings & Loan Bldg.
sta n d in g w a rra n ts th is y e a r $147,-. ices w ere held a t the P o rtlan d stakes; G eorge F indley, Rt. 2. P o rt- pay a fin e of $20 o r se rv e 10 days
Hillsboro. Oregon
52583 as co m pared to an estim ated C re m a to riu m M onday m orning a t land. H ard Red S p rin g w h eat 1st' in jail, paid his fine T uesday a fte r
serv in g one day He pleaded guilty
$90,646.80 next, m ak in g a to ta l for | 11 o'clock.
F re d P lieth. Rt. 1, T igard. W hite to fa ilu re to d isp lay p ro p e r license
If you a re in te re ste d in a c q u irin g a farm of y o u r own. you
th is y e a r of $317.083.75 as com pared
M rs A le x an d e r is a fo rm er resi-1 C lub w heat. 1st; R o b ert P lieth. Rt plates on his tru ck .
a re c o rdially in v ite d to call at th e above office, w h ere M r
i to $265.774.55 for 1936.
d e n t of H illsboro, h av in g m oved 1. T igard, J e n k in s w heat, 1st;
P erson, w ith W. B. H in k le a n d A. F. Scott, special re p re s e n ta
R ussell C ra in e ch an g ed his plea
E stim ated receip ts for n e x t y e a r | t o P o rtla n d a bout four y ears ago. |
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tiv e s of th e F e d e ra l L and B ank, w ill be glad to discuss y o u r
a
re
placed
a
t
$112,545
as
c
o
m
p
a
r
e
d
'
S
u
rv
iv
in
g
are
h
e
r
husband,
Ches-
p lan s w ith you and suggest th e type of fa rm th a t w ill su it
! to $168.255 61 th is y e ar, th u s m ak- te r A lex an d er, w ell know n h ere; |
you on te rm s you can m eet.
j ing th e to ta l to be ra ised n e x t y e a r h e r parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
T ake ad v an tag e of th e new re d u ce d in te re s t ra te a n d lib e ra l
$153,229 55 com pared to $148.828 14 L ow ry of P o rtlan d , a n d th ree sis
te rm s NOW.
th is y e a r T he in cre ase ir, th is fu n d ters, tw o living in P o rtla n d and
; w ould th en be $4,401.14.
one in Y reka, Cal.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SPOKANE
A n in crease o v e r 1935 of $848.40
I is show n in th e co u n ty school fu n d
S u b scrib e fo r th e A rgus.
Pal Night
In c irc u it court F rid ay from not
guilty to a itu tu to ry charge, to
guilty and w as «cntcnccd to nix
m onth* in Jail.
O rd e rs in circuit court this w eek
include a u th o riza tio n of sta te *up-
e rin te n d e n t of hank* to execute
extension of m ortgage In c o n n ec
tion wdth the liq u id a tio n of the
S h u te .Savings bank of H illsboro;
M arie Kami vs R ussel Haun. V iv
ian J L aw rence a n d S am uel B
L aw ren ce v». A nna G P ettibone
Ord«* In P ro b a te court have
been e n te re d in the follow ing eases
M ary I Peterson, Jo sep h in e Mc-
C ornack. F ra n k F Meuehuiu, Wil
helm S chum acher. E lm er (lurch,
M ary C. Pringle. Thiim us T ell
H untley. Kasm us Nelson, L undy B
S m ith. W illiam M ogensen. E dw ard
A. K orm un, K lchard F Gleason.
E Q uackenbush
New suits filed this week In
clu d e S ta te of O regon, C
II
G ram , com m issioner
of O regon
B ureau of L abor vs A E Willis;
E B T ongue vs C B areiuirecht,
A ssociated C redit S erv ice vs Jo h n
A V anD om elcn et al. Je n n ie A
M urphy vs K udolph H uffuker
Driver Bound Over
to the Grand Jury
SHUTE PARK
F O R SA LE
at Products Show
Thursday, October 17
J. M. Person
Powers Grocery
EOH SA LE or Rent 65 acres, over
50 a cres in cu ltiv atio n , com m er
cial orchard, good buildings, und
all fa rm in g im plem ents on place ;
P hone H illsboro 244. or Inquire
at 342 E Mum St
M
FIN E
team
black
a t.o u t 311X1
horses, w eight
P h o n e liiich , 444 or
?..63
M
G R A PE S for sate. *«c p e r lb., you
pick; or lc picked, brin g con- j
tainers. Mile n o rth of H uber store,
fourth house to right
M b
HA LE-A CRE and 5-rootn house,
su b u rb a n to P o rtlan d , for sale or
tra d e for H illsboro hom e or acre-
age P hone H illsboro 1074
34
1929 FO RD roadster, only $135; air-
w heels, new top. m otor O K .—
Seo at T hom as S. Sholes. 152 S
T h ird Ave.
Poultry For Sale
C hoice A ustro lo rp cockerels. $2.
o r tra d e table, pullets, h eater,
w h a t’ N ear Scholls. Rt 4. Box
.'16 Sherwood
34-6
DANCE
Every SATURDAY Night
Oldsmobile
USED CAR
BARGAINS
SQQC
WvV
4«fd
$nn
0 /9
'OQC
2 «7 9
to n (?
A 9
IO/Iff
949
u ff A
19U
jS29
lOAff
Oil 9
$4
129
1932 Plym outh
Coupe
1933 Chevrolet
$>1fkC
Coupe
1931 Dodge
Sedan
1931 Ford
Coupe .......
1929 Chevrolet
Coach
a !
1931 Chevrolet
Coach
1927 Olds
Coach
1929 Oakland
IQ C k ff
Sedan
1932 Ford
C oupe
1927 Chevrolet
Q ff
Coupe
TRUCKS
1930 C hev T ruck, 131-inch, and
red stock
ra ck
1931 l ord T ru ck w ith I Q ^ f f
h y d ra u lic du m p body
1929 Ford
T ru ck
1929 C h ev ro let T ruck, 131-inch
and stock
225
0 /9
I4A ff
li,9
rack ..................
175
318-332 MAIN 8T.
Also Lot on Second Ave.
,
Bought and Sold
1935 W illy. "77” Sedan
1929 Ford Sedan
1929 Nash Sedan
1929 Essex Coupe
1935 Graham-Paige
Sedan (Demonstrator)
Chevrolet Touring
Ford Model T Coach
1927 Nash Sedan
O th e r cam to chooae
front $20 an d up
All kinds of Top W ork.
P a in tin g an d Body W ork.
i
Cars Washed and
Polished
A g en t fo r
W illy, and Graham-Paige
Graham-Paige Sedan
$869 Delivered Here
W illy. 4-door Sedan
$579 Delivered Here
Go with the Crowd
Gas - Oil - Accessories
B u ckeye
Used Car Exchange
N E \V M A N A G E M ENT
2nd and Wash. Phone 2641
Sale Ends Sat. Night
Special Bargains Friday and Saturday
Broadcloth
1000 Bolts
SLIPS
BIAS T A PE
F o r w om en, lace trim
m ed, all sizes.
Special
Rie Rae b ra id s a n d
edgings, 6c a n d 10c
values.
Choice
25c
100 N E W
3c
DRESSES
Sensationally Priced
S m a rt R ab b it's H a ir afid Mixed
W ool in one a n d tw o-piece styles
— an d p o p u la r A c etate C r e p e
D resses in sizes 16 to 44. Id e al for
fall w e ar— and th ey s ta rt selling
F rid a y m orning. Re h ere ea rly !
Choose
t
$
a
K
AND
Prompt
Service
j
j
USED
CARS
P a tte rn
UIVIMKi
EASY
» I ÍL IN G
SE W IN G
Phone 81
Main Street
Specials for October 11 and 12
Wesson
O il
Pint and mixer ...... ......
P
aper N ap kin s
250 .......................
Coffee
M A N N IN G ’S. Lb.
B ran Flakes
POST’S. Pkg..................................
Rice
Flakes
H E IN TZ. Pkg..............................
40c
18c
24c
10c
12c
M any o th e r item s sp ecially priced fo r F rid a y and
S a tu rd a y . T hese prices good Oct. 11 and 12 only.
Bo sure your frocks ha
th a t wanted profession
look about them— choo
McCall Printed Patter
This modern pattern mi
mizes your sewing hour
and assures you porfect
fittin g costumes. Besides,
each season’s successes are
shown by McCall. Select
our new fabrics for the,
making— we havo the new
est textures and colors.
DRESS GOODS
All wool plaids and stripes,
54inchefl wide.
Yard .................
98c
McCall
Printed
Pattern
8515