H I L L S B O R O 'A R G U S .
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W ith W h ic h
1« C em blneJ th «
Hil labor« A rgui aatnb 1494
Puhliahed
ll il ls h o r *
Indepen dent
Hillsboro Independent «atab. IX7X
M r K IN N R Y A M r K IN N R Y . I ’ « M i* h * r *
T h u rs d a y .
E n te re d a* aeeond-claaa m a tte r
post o ffic e a t H ills b o ro . O ra v o a
in
th e
Tourist travel, figures show, is at the
highest level in five years in Oregon and
20 per ceil, above 1934. A visit to the
Union depot in Portland finds trains load
ed, coining and going. Am erica is getting
back to better times ami let's hope it keeps
on improving from those crim ped days
of 1932 and early 1933.
Social NtMus of
Local Folk and
Their F rien d s
Mr
H IL L S B O R O ,
o r eg on
Thui'Hilay, October 17, |<); 35
Mis E W Sinclair She returned '
home Wednesday
Mr and Mrs II E l.allare and i
H arriett Lu Hare of St Helens vis-
lied Mr and Mrs. S W Melhuish
Sunday.
Mr anti Mrs. Oscar llum burg
Hog Raisers
Vote Wanted
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P ro d u c e r« to E x p re a * W is h
n r
rx
u
llc t o r e O c to b e r 2 3
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and Mis Albert S E l f o r d o f Si'iivd.i.s
V .itt o i O a t J '. t l d i n t i v e . i
to V i . o. w here they
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Capitol Site Ballot
If you aio intere t<'d in w here the capítol building should
h e lo» itis i n »pst, i \ o t u v o le below and mail It to The Cup
itol Boll, Hillsboro Argus at once.
I Brcsent
Mis .lack Bushkov of Waldport
2 New Site
(B y W m . F C yrus. C o u n ty A y n i l l
A ssociate E d ito r
arrived the first of th e week for |
Do Washington county hog r.n
v is it with Mi
a n d M rs 1. .1
3
Kxpaiuh'd Brcsent Site
cis want another hog control pro
Ru-hlou
D ll K IM , M -W S l'tl'fR o r WASHINGTON COl NTY
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gram
in
1W
M
sim
ilar
to
the
one
Anu and I,. be, I P elors spent the
h;1, b,,,.n a |u ,
(
, dui
Selected •» O ls te n '« Beat W e e k ly N e w spap er. l»S0
NAMI
w t t k end w ith th e ir g ra n d p are n ts, ,, , nw«»
N am ed on A ll-A m e rie a n W e e k ly
E leven. 1M 0
I
TAXES
AND
CAPITOL
PRIDE
Mr and Mrs R H Craddock, at !
(,u. queaUon
ADDKFSB
H ......ru b le M e n tio n N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l A e aoeiatkm N e w sp a p e r
To the Editor: 1 have followed very closely all
P ro d u c tio n C o n te st, 1SS4-35. and G en e ra l E xcellence. 1935
corn-hog contruel signers and oth
comments and opinions on rebuilding the state Cap
L- \ .util Mis Charles M Heed er hog producers ure usked to vote
itol that haw appeared in The Oregonian. May I
S u b s c r ip t io n R a te ., s i n . t i c l a d in t j . a n . e
I « nded the muuMet a a l meeting upon not Inter than October 2(1. und also director of the youth
O u trid e W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
W ith in W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
add my bit as a sm all taxpayer.
in I'ortlund at the First Methodist Ballots ure being mulled this week division of the Townsend club, of
V . S.. per y ear .......-
>2.00
Per ye a r
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T here seems to be tw o general ideas of thought,
church Monday.
I to contruct signers.
F o re ig n c o u n trie s —
S.hO
Stk months ——--- —.... .S5
neither of which has developed any concrete plan
M:
uhl Mr W S Everett and
T h eir ballots muy be returned Oregon, was lhe -p«*aker As a pre
to
date:
First,
those
favoring
the
m
onum
ental
d
e
F ir s t A u d ite d T a p e r
M E M B E R O reg on S la t«
n Bills p« nt Saturday. Sunday by muil or muy be deposited in face to his rem arks, Mi William
i» tin
days when money |N
velopm
ent
supported
by
those
who
see
ar.
element
L
a
rg
e
s
t
A
u
d
ite
d
W
eek
said hi' had to date delivered 13<»
E d ito ria l A s so cia tio n and
a n ti M o n d a s a t Waldport fishing l,ie ballot box In the county ngenl
hard to find, quirk Nah
ly C ir c u la tio n in O re
of profit to them selves and th eir interests: those
N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l A « « o
Townsend addresses and not more sometimex
and
visiting
friends.
|
oifice.
Non*contruct
signers
who
gon.
meet
the
situation
|, Smith
lio n .
who favor the old site present a better business
a dozen were delivered out II.id KM» curds of wtMM M
l to b t Mold
Jack Killits and Miss Barba, a ; dvMre tu v?te 0,1 thls Question may than
proposition and are considering the effect in cost
of
the
slate
His
theme
was
"On
to
S T A T E M E N T O F O W N E R S H IP
Botts, physical education instructors I 1,0 so
P<A*nty ag en ts office
itf
to the taxpayer.
Victors " The speaker gave five and 100 eoi'dx of wood is a
S ta te m e n t <-f th e o w n e rs h ip . m a n a g e m e n t, c ir c u la tio n , etc.,
in Hillsboro schools, visited S alem . an^ 1 a,v horn tt to 5 p. m. from reuxons
w«M»d lie met the situation with
We pay about $60 a year in taxes and for the
rt-'i in > i l»> th e A ct o f Conureaa o f A u g u s t 24. 11*12. o f the
why
the
Townsend
move
schools Tuesday
,luw ub to w,ul Including October
liitl- l- u « »
\r»
i w ith w h ic h ia c*»mhined th e H ills b o ro In -
past five years have had some difficulty and sacri
ment is going on to victory; be a couple of lines of advertising m
, i , , , H .iv -.n . pub lish ed w e ekly at H ills b o ro , O reg on, f o r O c to
Mrs Elm,-I- Guei tx-i of near C o n -1 -°On|y prodm vr« of hogs, who are cause of their hope, be«'a use of the classified colum ns of The Ai
fice to raise this am ount of money. The "big idea"
b e r 1. 19X5.
based on state pride would increase this burden to
they art gus. bt'eause the classified rol
nell station underw ent a m ajor j
hogs now. are eligible their number?
S tate o f O reg on. C o u n ty o f W a s h in g to n . s*.
us In the interest of almost half of the farm ers of
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operation Monday nt the Good ! to vote. W hether or not a llMGcon- walking in the I, Id o f , l e t,I d ,.
me. a n o ta ry p u b lic in and f o r th e s ta te a n d c o u n ty
a t - t i ’•».I, i« ors..iia lly appeared M r* , E
C. M c K in n e y , who.
W ashington county tto be specific. 2100 own farms
i ,
.
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Sam aritan hospital in Portland.
I , , ol piogram ls developed will de- fact.*, bee.ui. »• they know the plan
h a vin g ¡»ecu d u ly -w o rn a c c o rd in g to lawr. deposes and »ay*
age
to
peisims
interested
in
pur
of less than 30 acres and there are about -1400 farm
Misses Helena Mohr and Madge pend upon the outcome of this and because* they are determ ined chasing what they need The wood
lb ,.;
he i* th e p u b lis h e r o f th e H ills b o ro A r g u * t w it h w h ic h
ers in this co u n ty ' may I offer a plan that will
to udminister the remedy lie cited
i- v .m bu uxl th e H itU b o ro In d e p e n d e n tI and th a t th e fo llo w in g
Richmond of Portland, formerly of | nationwide poll.
solve the situ atio n ' We now have two units—mod
is. to the best o f her k n ow led ge and b e lie f. • tru e s ta te m e n t
Oregon to 1 was sold immediately. Sm ith re
visited Hillsboro friends
While the l ,ueifie northw est area <'veral instances
o f the o w n e rsh ip , m anage m ent, etc., o f th e a fo re s a id p u b lic « -
ern business buildings on the ground. Build two
show the strength of the movement ported.
!
rarely
ever
prodtices
more
hogs
t i . ■ t fu r the date show n in the above c a p tio n , required by the
m ore office buildings west of the old capitol site,
'
A c t o f A u g u s t 24. 1912. em bodied in s e ction 411. P o stal L a w *
Morgan. Mrs than ure consumed w ithin the ur-a. m the state, namely. Hood Hiver
corresponding and sim ilar to those now there, would
7,13 ‘
' *' Mrs
NelghborhiMMl news from 3() Ar
ire not quite
and R e g u la tio n *, t o - w it :
H ennett i the plan, nevertheless, is uffeied couiitr win r. tln-i
I T h a t the nam e* and addresses o f th e busiaees n ia n -
for the present provide all office space needed and
','1lnu's ' ,
M ePheeters ,o producers in this seclion. Wliut
voiei mid tin l ow iiseiul du b s gus corn N|H>ndeuts i n d l f f i t . n t
i • »•• - a re : P u b lis h e r*. M c K in n e y A M c K in n e y ; E d ito r and
al.irgan
and
Mrs
1
1
later, when we can afford it better, build a center
is done here perhaps muy not huve bn k only 9 ot Unit iiiiiuln i pi sections of Washington rountv ui>
m anage r. W. V e rn e M c K in n e y ; A sso cia te e d ito r. M r* . E. C.
l’ent “ u‘ «eek-end at Rockaway much
Legislature and executive office building on the
uftw l on determ ining wheth- their rank
I'llIunuMik county i |H*»u in the Argus each w e e k
M c K in n e y .
Johnson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P
Johnson
and
old
capitol
site.
2. T h a t th e o w n e r* a re : M r* . E. C M c K in n e y and W .
cr
or
not
there
is
a
program
m
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P* > c e n t (or the plan: L ane Learn what your friends are do
Miss Bertha F ranke of Forest | dal;ghter Joan of Gladstone vis 1936. us ihe larger pork producing county h a s six thousand more Ing for less than three cent» ,
V e rn e Mv K in n e y . H ills b o ro . O regon.
The planning of this five-building capitol should
.1. T h a t th e k n o w n b on dhold er*, m ortg a g e e * and o th e r se
week.
be left to a comm ittee of at least ten architectural Grove, recently of Kansas, assisted ited h e re Sunday,
areas like the middle west will members tti.m voti i He declared
c u r it y holders o w n in g o r h o ld in g 1 per cent o r m o re o f to ta l
firm s of the state, the contracts for building to be during the past week in the reecp
Mr and Mrs It W Nicholson practically determ ine this question ’hat in Ihe future many thousands
a m o u n t o f bond*, m ortgag es o r o th e r s e c u ritie s a r e : None.
given to several Oregon contractors of reliability lion and posing rooms of the o f S eattle visited his slater. Mrs
E C. M c K IN N E Y .
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, of the young people will vote
S w o rn to and »ubscribed b e fo re me th is 2nd day o f O c to
and not employ any architect or contractor outside Schram el Studio. M i« Srhrainel G. C. Chase, over the week-end
their first tune in Uvof of the
DR. R. J. N IC O L
be r. 1935.
of
Oregon,
ami
distribute
all
aw
ards
to
best
serve
was confined to her home because
Townsend Old Age Revolving P en
Mrs. H J D ttter and daughter
W. V. M c K IN N E Y ’ , m y com m ission expire e J a n u a ry IS. 1937.
the state.
of illness.
sion plan William.'« took a pledge
of Eugene visited Mrs S. E Olsen
DR. E. W. A L M Q U IS T
We are willing to do our best to raise tax
from the group to .«upiMut the im
Sunday dinner party guests at Thursday and Friday.
money for the needs of the state, but never to
Veterinarians
mediate payment of the xoldivrx*
the
Hallie
Ireland
home
w
ere
Mr
,
Mrs
Donald
Franklin
and
Ken-
build a "dome" for the tourist to gaze upon in
bonus.
(Continued frirn. p«s. oast
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Ireland.
Ira
In-I
neth
l.inklatei
of
Portland
visited
Telephone 643 and « y
wonder and amazement that a state so small as
used with the most econotnicul
Hillsboro and Oregon m ourn the death Oregon
There will lx» no meeting of the
could build so beautifully and artistically. gram and Mrs. Ivy Craw ford of Monday at tile B \V Barnes home
possible, he says.
local club until the second Sunday
of one of its most distinguished citizens, The grand building and outstanding attractive lo Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph p ev aluj ¡yrs Vi,.(„r Phillips of comductloii
Among the questions to be con in November, however, there is to
Mrs
H. V. Gates, state com m ander of the cation would not convey the sacrifice and tears of Malehow Ruth Carlson and Ju n ,' p lirt|j n ,| visited Mr mid
sidered. he points out, are future be n big rally at Forest Grove
Charles M Reed Oetijber 9
G rand Army of the Republic for four dif- the small farm er of W ashington county to raUe Ireland of Hillsboro.
ent of the stute, ease ot October 27 in the Legion halt und
Mrs John Dennis and Mis, Mar-
Mr and Mrs , ,,,, , w itheril of developm
monev for an ever-increasing taxation. Dakota,
access, and economy. He urges that
GOOD
Townsendltex ure invited Tills
ferent years, who answ ered his last rnus- Louisiana
and other states w ith the "grand idea" jorie Sewell left Thursday for Mt». Portland -pent tiie week end with those Interested might well go to all
is one of the many simultaneous
Cal Mr ln d M rs
H Peppard
te r Saturday. He was laid to rest with will be paying th eir debts for the next three gen Dennis home m Torranee.
Salem
and
Investigate
all
of
the
rallies being conducted throughout
Miss Sewell will visit her sister.
,,
, ,,
erations Let's not do it.—O- B. BENNETT
m ilitary honors yesterday afternoon.
problems before making specific the nation on that date, the clos«
Mrs Richard Jensen lit Ban D ie ijo .
' ' H e .m o i b e e h e n and Mar
demands
of
Washington
county
Ca,
"
en
Gribscov
of
Bend
visited
Mrs.
mg day of the Chlrngo convention
Com m ander Gates was a most e x tra
legislators.
,
_ .
J. C. Bechen Sunday.
Business houses contributing cof
ordinary man for his years and his intel
Mrs. J C. Bechen and C arl and
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J W Hughes of Forest Grove,
Esther Bechen returned Thursday ,„ Albert
, a? d chlldre,\ . oJ representative, favors the old site fee and hotter were Wiley Grocery.
lect was as sh arp in the last years of his
P e r 1 0 0 lbs.
To the Editor: We oppose the w alnut code 100 from several days' visit In Bend
visited Mr. a n d Mrs he says "After contacting between Biggly Wiggly Store, Colum bia
life as th a t of most men many y e a r s per cent and in case the new code is adopted and Carl
F ihh I s , Safeway. F.iirway, Powers*
went to K lamath Falls to vis- !' l’bert Meacham Sunday,
2.0IMI a n d 3.000 p e r s o n s in t h i r r Grocery. C urry's Groc« i> Much <»f
At fnrm on
younger. He was a g reat builder, who an attem pt made to w ithdraw from m arket 35 per it his brothers. John and Haarby
Mrs. J N. Wiley and daughter counties, both individually and in
of Oregon's w alnut crop as urged by the co Bechen
Gitle.t Creek Koatl
W inifred visited Mrs Murie Priest groups, I have found only two the pastry was furnished by th«*
laid the groundw ork for the m any de cent
Perfection
Bakery
operatives, we hereby serve notice that we w ill sell
Miss M argaret Johnson of U. of ,l Hillsdale Sunday.
persons who wanted anything but
velopm ents th a t m any of us take f o r 100 per cent of the grow ers' crops w hich we buy
R o b e rt W a rre n s
O spent the week-end at the home
M r, Sopha Frccrksen is visiting t h e o ld site You can say. with
Subscribe now to the Argus In
granted today.
this year. We have a m arket for. and can sell all of her parents, Mr and Mrs. E I'er daughter. Mrs. Ada Elgin, in (his in mind, that I fuvur the old
Phone
1609W Koreitt Grove
Washington
county
$1
50
u
year
nuts we can obtain from grow ers in this state.
site."
L. Johnson, and attended the foot- Salem.
A true A m erican citizen with a pio the The
Six months 85c. Three months 50
suprem e court of Oregon has declared the ball game Saturday between U. of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Bill
Rogers
of
neer spirit he spent years in South Am eri state AAA act unconstitutional and void. We be
cents Two months 35 cents
tf!
of C.
M
n o in a ti v i s i t e d a t the J Me-
ca in the building of a railroad across the lieve the proposed M arketing Agreem ent and O r O Z and J U
Riggs
returned
the
last
uf
Mlister
home
Monday,
Andes, and on his le tu rn here was identi der are unconstitutional and void for the tam e rea the week from Eugene, w here he The Moose eard party scheduled
We propose to tak e legal steps to test the
fied with much of the early railroad con sons.
constitutionality of the Agreement and O rder it it was looking after property Inter- for fletober |8 will be postponed
(C4>ntlnii«t| fm m pa«« on«)
struction on the Pacific coast. He also pio- is adopted. We w ill resist by every legal means ests. He was accompanied on the ¡to a later date,
trip by Mrs. Riggs uncle. John
G lrls. dancc band of p ortiand Is North Plains Wednesday evening
neered in the northw est in the building of any effort to take the 35 per cent dem anded by Simpson.
giving dances at Huber every Fri- the president spoke at Cornelius
light a-,. and w ater
systems.
the
c °"tro1 .Board' a"d if ?'e 7™ successfu,1- gr,ow'
Mrs. Carl Christenson and Mrs day night.
At the Sunday meeting in the
i
s
i
j
i •
ers selling to us will receive 100 per cent return
»’-’riland. Mrs
, \ in Newsham |,.tt klst Wednes- M E. church, upon the recom men
1 he G rand Army leader w a s highly from th eir crops. If we fall grow ers will at least ^ I ah4
Willis of Cornelius, and M rs ,,
f o r s , V(.r a , d a v s - g ta y ,lt C u t . dation of the advisory board of the
IN O il. H E A T IN G
revered by his fellow veterans Of the Civil receive as much as they would if they turned their Alfred
Fred Harty of Hillsboro visited at jvr ^ ltv
club, the rew ard uf Dr Townsend's
w ar and later conflicts, all of whom loved cr°Ps over to a packer signing the proposed agree- the
picture
being
presented
by
Oregon
'
Tolke Bros farm near North
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n v tint
1 ny
hursday
Mr and M™ R E W,lt’y ;,nd
to do him honor in his later years He was m% e cannot subscribe to the black magic of arM. Plains
Plains T jnursoay
K atherine spent the week end mid h< adquarter* was v<>t<
J
A.
Hockersmlth
as
the w innerj
Mr and Mrs. W V Bergen mov- M,,nday al 's , „ i d ,,
l espected as a man of ability and energy, ficial price fixing or the uneconomic doctrine of
of honors for securing
i c the most
Saturday from Portland to their
. . . . .
. ,,
Mr. Gates was well known as a speaker dum ping or destroying part of th e crops we grow, ed
The Loncrirnn Fire
home here, on north Third avenue Mrs J , , Fcrguso" " L
* n e w members She has. since t h e '
of ability and was in dem and at m eetings, . This p 331 ’ "m m er this company bought a very They recently sold their home in '■ ding Mrs H T Wright this organization of the club last year. I
«iile llc n te r is it cont-
secured 122 members The Hillsboro
w h e n - he could alw ays be counted upon J g
Portland and have been remodeling week.
I'li'tc heiiting, humi
Hillsboro home.
John Morrison, who h u been at Club No. 1 now has a member- i
to give an inspiring address of interest ure; and believing that the state AAA codes could their
difying. itir circu lat
Mrs L. R ayburn of Portland R iv Maling cannery this summer, ship of 075. with new application:,
and worth.
not endure, w ithheld paym ent of a percentage due
every day.
visited Mrs M Welch 8unday. Mrs left Saturday for The Dalles
ing unit, providing
Rev C S W illiam s of P eril
We bow our
heads
in sorrow
a t the lhe ,State
c °ii‘r°L B,°„a r d ,N,OWAtMt ,our l,uprerne Minnie Wilson of Portland. Mi • Mr and Mrs J. W Holt were
t i t r e - freo,
lic it 11 II f III
.,
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court has nullified the state AAA law, we are
Welch's
sister,
visited
her
during
week-end
guests
of
Mrs.
F
L.
passing ot another of th a t fast diminish- retu rn in g this cash direct to the grow er w here it the week.
will meet this afternoon (Thursday*
wnrnilh.
S t u r i ! y,
Dlllc
at
U
niversity
Park.
at tw o o'clock w ith Mrs. Fred
ing arm y of heroes, who fought from 1861 belongs.
lu'ilUliful comttruct-
Hillsboro students assisting at
Mrs. J W. Holt was the hostess Amachcr.
An unsigned bulletin to its growers—just sent
to 1865 th a t this union m ight be pre
lon . . . e f fic ie n t op
the
“at
home"
are
Elnora
Sandford
last
week
for
the
Thursday
Fashion
out
by
the
North
Pacific
Co-operative—directly
a
t
Service Club Meets—
served.
ero
i imi.
tacks this company as the cause of all opposition and K athleen G r e g g , serving; club.
Service club will meet W e d n e - J
Mr. and Mrs. George Tews and day evening with Mrs T G. Bron- '
to the W alnut Code. They ignore th e fact that u Winona Turner, in charge of hall,
and
Florence
Hanley,
guide
,o
Florence
nam
ey.
gum.
Jim
lny
,,f
vis,t(.d
Mr
«
>
7
X
rth
u
?
R
e
i’lin2
I«'as
.50
year ago there w as w idespread revolt against the
Mrs. J. W. Johnson of C utler and Mr- H. Cline Sunday.
. l J X -
lh U r
C ontrol Board's action in 1934 in w ithdraw ing 30
Model C-3
sistlng hostess.
.
City
was
a
week-end
visitor
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Andrew
Lent
per cent ot all m erchantable crops. T here were
Mr and Mrs Andrew Lentz and .. . . . .
. _
p Hold Card Party—
visited Mr and M
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The in terstate conference on
crime m any meetings then and a group of three leading her son, Harry Johfioon Edward daughter
Approved by
obcrsteln of P ortland S
Sunday.
will give a pub-
Johnson of Kenosha. Wis . is a K
Kobcrsteln
unu-Z. , , Hoyal. Neighbors
z.
has
indorsed
universal
fingerprinting
and f board.
roUjCr,xT
.'ient .■V’.ii'0’ Angelesto .?rot^., t . to ihe
File U nderw riter1,
. M
... - M.._i„v vis. be 7 ‘rd Party Thursday evening.
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Not until this spring, when the Hudson In- guest at the H arry Johnson home „
reeom mended creation in each state of a vestm ent company became one of the largest w al
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bureau of crim inal identification and a nu t grow ers in the state, did this company join
S i r S v‘S o E . “, ' , £
" r ‘" 'T "I <',-r ' l' - Th-’ " “ • * *
unit of crim inal intelligence. Moves of the anti-code groups and assist in mobilizing the
Next door to V enetian Theatre
public opinion w hich already existed.
Clrele three of the M E. Ladles' .
Well, . n d f .m l l t e .
j S T S J u S
this nature will go f a r in society’s battle
Thc three largest g , . ^ ^ in the state with a
Aid will meet Tuesday at ft p. m
li lt I s in u to . i ill I c o x
with Mrs. J. N. Wiley.
against the crim inal elem ent, which cau.se combined area of nearly 1000 acres of bearing wal- j _ Mrs. Hulda
Emrick left Wcdncs-1
i_
i •
Airs.
Edward
Coman
entertain«
d
for El Monte. Cal., to ... ■ ,
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u
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the public losses in the millions every n u ts—tw o of them being members of co-operatives— day e n d morning
t h e w i n t e r H e r s i s t e r M rs Wednesday with a luncheon for a
year. Many groups have gone on record have consistently fought the code, The tonnage of sD
ri^ ? d vtn a . L - |' " r
' ?
«roup of relatives from Portland.
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the largest grow er—the G roner W alnut company— John Freudenthal. accompanied her
LeRoy Rockwell of Portland was
lo r universal fingerprinting and the pub is alone nearly as great as th e entire 1934 pack of for a few weeks’ visit
Mr
and
Mrs
J
F
C
orrell
of
‘
W
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±
f
,
n
.d V‘S“ ° r ° l h‘S U" C,e' J
one
of
th
e
well
known
co-operatives
w
hich
is
lic's w elfare dem ands it.
Fergus Falls, Minn., arrived re- 1 G arrett.
fighting to retain th e code.
Mrs- w B ennett of Oswego was
■
O ur Senator McNary—himself a large grow er— cently to spend the w inter in Hills-
has consistently opposed any code which put Ore- boro. Mrs. Correll is a sister of th.c Kucst of Mrs G w Ha«le ,he
^*rst
week.
The state capitol question is one th a t s°n grow ers w ithin the dom ination of our competi- Mrs. George Easterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown left
Mrs Claude Morley of Dayton
m erits considerable study and vision Be- tors in California- The press of Oregon have been
0
Tz».,
u
i • •
•*
i
alm ost unanim ous in th eir rem arks opposing the Friday for o few days' visit with
last week with her parents,
. making a hasty decision it would be present unholy alliance w ith C alifornia interests. Mrs. Brown's uncle and aunt. Mr. Mr and Mrs F. W. Heintz.
Well to realize th a t we are building for O ver 600 grow ers w ith a combined acreage of 7000 and Mrs. Arnold Buhmann, at
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simpson of
Portland visited at t h e Frank
the future in a g rea t state. The builders acres and 2000 tons produced in 1934, have recently Hermiston
Mrs. C. E Brandaw of Portland, Simpson home Sunday.
of the capitol building th a t burned this sig,n!dI
iaga.inst the code„ which w7 e cir-
M orris Dean of Salem visited
er Hillsboro resident, under
year were farsighted and built a struc- necessary. A deaf and dumb man could have se- form
went a m ajor operation Friday at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
ture for the state's future needs. Let US cured the signatures—so strong was the public re- the Portland sanitarium . She is Dean, over the week-end.
convalescing nicely.
not, several generations later, be cram ped »entnwnt.
Ray Cline spent the week-end in
■ •
. but
. . let us ra th e r build
-
believe th at the Oregon W alnut Co-opera
Vincent Berg and his friend. Portland.
in our vision,
for tives We have
missed th eir golden opportunity for ad Donald Anderson of Hendrum,
the future with true economy in mind.
vertising and prom oting the sale of th eir own prod Minn., arrived Monday for a visit Observe Birthdays
ucts against California competition, and we would
O tl" bcl birthdays of 11 mem
think that the logical outcome would be for them R lt h e i” - Berg’’ 8Unt' Mr3' J ' C
bers of the family were celebrated
,r ,
• i xt 4-
i v
,
^°*n
California W alnut association and save
A group of Epworth league mem- Sunduy at the Tolke farm neur
1 n e Commercial Ixational bank
corn the overhead expense of th eir own salaried execu-
from Hillsboro attended the North Plains. Present were Messrs
show is a splendid activity on the p art tive They arc now obligated to sell only two- bers
district Epw orth league skating and Mesdames C. P Tolke and
Of this comm ercial institution It is s t im - thirds of th eir tonnage and can pass responsibility party
Friday evening at the Oaks family. Fred Harty and family of
ul itiiKT
til t h ,. ,
„«a
t , „ i . „ ior the rest if they wish to do so to the Control
I Hillsboro. A. H. Schneider a n d
,
c u J
m em bers and helps Board. Why can't they now reduce their salaries one- rink in Portland.
Word has been received by Mrs. fam ily of Portland, and Mrs. A.
to build good self reliant citizenship.
third, since the Control Board m ust be paid to
m aintain the m arket and sell the final third of the Mary Sabin that her g randson's, w - Seiffert and children,
wife Mrs. Vance Norton, died early i,octor,
ttpeak_
crops.
r,
„ ,,..
The co-operative chiefs and pro-code visionar Sunday m orning in San Franc sco.
Drs. H D. Huggins, A. O. Pit-
Mrs. H. A. Brock drove to New- man, and P, G. Brown will speak
ies m aintain that Oregon Franquettes are worth no
more than C alifornia Franquettes. The fallacy of h aP ¿ U,: ,,da,y ,Ht'r son A ^fed. who Monday evening at t h e P arent-
this statem ent is shown in the fact th at our totally « r th660 p aylng ln
orchestra Teacher health meeting at the union
unadvertised product sells at parity in eastern m ar for the season, returned with her. high school. officers of the asso-
Fifteen Y ears Ago
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson and elation will be hostesses,
kets with the California w alnut of sim ilar type
Argus, October 7, 1920—P eter and Hans Rasm us which has a third of a million dollars a year spent fam ily and their house guests, Mrs. A uxi|iafy
Hfh. _
sen returned from visit with parents in Denmark.
H.
R. Sjolander, drove to Tacoma
in national advertising We contend th at the O re
City ticket as filed includes A. C. Shute, mayor; gon nut is right now enjoying a prem ium since Sunday.
Members of the Legion Auxiliary
J. II. G arrett, A M. Carlile. O Phelps, council; F. its m erit alone enables it to secure the same price
Mrs Charles Wicklund has re will meet Thursday, October 24, at
J. Sewell, treasurer and E L. McCormick, recorder. enjoyed by a much bally-hooed article. How many
the McKinney home for pot luck
Rev Walton Skipw orth returned to Hillsboro unadvertised products ever sell at parity with sim turned home after a week’s visit luncheon at 1 o’clock and an a fter
with her daughter. Mrs. C. R. Löf
Methodist church as pastor.
noon
of sewing.
gren of Portland.
W W. Boscow store robbed of $500 in m er ilar m erchandise that has for years enjoyed n a
tional
advertising.
Give
Oregon
w
alnuts
a
bit
of
S
tar
Social
Club to Meet—
Mr and Mrs Joseph B elanger of
chandise
Eastern S tar social club will
Hillsboro to have a cannon on the court house advertising and sales promotion and they would Heppner spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. H meet Friday for dessert luncheon
square the big siege gun having arrived last night really “go to tow n.”
Very shortly, federal AAA men will hold elec Hensley.
at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. B. W.
from Seatlc.
C hester Stew art of Laurel loses his barn by fire. tions in open m eeting at several points in the val
Miss Kathleen McAlear was at Barnes Mesdames George McGrath,
M artin B ernards and Angelina Duyck m arried ley to determ ine thc grow er sentim ent tow ard the home for the week-end and at Edward Coman and Arnold Jensen
new m arketing agreem ent; which is the same old tended the U. of O.-U. of C. game
nt Forest Grove Septem ber 29
Kappa Taus to Meet—
L aw rence Taggart, form er Hilhi star, m aking deal with only a few changes in verbiage to con in Portland.
F irst fall m eeting of Kappa Tan
form to the new AAA act. This is every grow er's
good in football at Oregon State college.
William
Masterson
returned
Mon-
club will be a Hallowe'en kid
C ornerstone of new St. Francis church at Roy opportunity to register his loyalty to his own In h !y
? ichla" d' * h«,;e party at the E M. Bowman horn.
dustry and his own state and his belief in the
will be laid Sunday by Archbishop Christie
s L k ? " » ? l aP , ; Un. ' ra ° f h,s Thursday afternoon, October 24.
A rchie Pitm an named captain Hilhi football m erit of his product.
brother, Edward Masterson.
Do wc w ant to let California interests control
team and A rth u r Rollins manager. Team includes
Mrs H attie Hill Brownhill of M” ' A m a,h,'r H o s t e s s
Pitm an. Bagley, Rollins. Olanle. Barrett, Ed Wall, our w alnut industry as they have attem pted to mon- McMinnville spent a few days last
C ircle two, M. E. Ladies' Aid,
Iris W ells. Black, C arler. Shute, Simpson, Powell, opolize many other products? Have we not suffi-
week with her daughter, Mrs. W.
Ranow, Johnson, anil Hornecker.
cient sales ability in Oregon to sell all of our own R.
Manley.
product to advantage? This is our state, and our
Mr. and Mrs. S. B Rundel and
T hirty Y ears Ago
economic destiny is bound up with the successful
daughter Lillian o f Multnomah
Argus. O ctober 12, 1905—Washington county leads m erchandising of our products. Shall wc renounce visited Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Whiddon j
in individual aw ards In land products at Lewis & our heritage and pool our products with California Sunday.
on a comm unistic basis? This company believes in
f'h irk fair.
Mrs A. E Edwards attended the I
.!( :.:e C. Moore of G reenville, pioneer of 1843. Oregon and Oregon products and will fight to
C onstipation » O ther
m
aintain our independence and our future. Our departm ent council of A uxiliary to
R ectal Troubles
form er sheriff and state representative, died Octo
Spanish
American
War
Veterans
Succesctut/y I r m l e i l
forefathers
built
Oregon
and
preserved
Its
inde
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE
ber 11.
w ith o u t h o sp ita l ¡ration
in
Portland
October
8.
pendence
and
we
can
do
no
less.
Vote
with
us
to
C ontractor J. W Goodin w inding up finishing
Quick,
P erm anent R esults
Mr and Mrs. E. A. G riffith spent
touches on longest, bridge in W ashington county, perm it this g reat million dollar Oregon industry
“ H inklcy I.if.lim e New M ethods”
to stand on its own legs Sincerely yours, HUD Monday in Albany.
U r t l * fn r
l l t m lilf l
—
,
.
that across Jackson bottom .
T h e H IN K L E Y C lin ic r"i.;:iy";;"
John M. Wall elected grand vice-chancellor of SON-DUNCAN Sc CO., by Robert A. Hudson, p res
Mrs. K ate Wilkes of Tillamook
H|a-<'lal A. >'i,rnrn<>«l ill<>ne f«.r Dnf «.f f-twn PatlnritR
ident, and A lbert W. G entner, secretary.
Knights of Pythias in Oregon.
spent several days this week with
W
V E R N E M c K IN N E Y
E d ito r
M r s .
E. c.
M c K in ney
S e a ttle w e re guest« th e last til the
week of his brother. T J Elford.
Claud Elford. and Mr and Mrs
Frank Jackson of North Plains.
and Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon of
Hillsboro. They were accompanied
by a cousin. Mrs Jennie Gates of
Kenyon. Minnesota, who left S a t
urda.v night for home Mr and M rs
Elford also visited their daughter.
Mrs W M Downie, in Portland.
Mr and Mrs Alvah Logan of
Shady Brook. Mr. and Mrs R
Hornecker. their house guests. Mr
and Mrs. C. R D ornberger ot
Grandview. W ash, and Mr. and
......................
Mrs Will H ornecker of Gresham
' visited Mrs Anna H ornecker at
Kelso. W ash. Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. S, H. T hw aile and
Evelyn Haworth visited Mr and
Mrs K Hornby and family in C or
vallis Sunday. Mrs Hornby and
granddaughter, Janice H a r m o n
have Just returned from England
Mr and Mrs R. W Gutes and fam
ily went on to Eugene to visit Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Ennis.
E L. Johnson left Friday night
for Oakland. N eb. to visit a sis-
ter. Mrs. William Osterberg. who
is ill. He was accompanied from
Portland bv his brother. G. A
Johnson and his brother. Harry
Wood I'uined
to Ready ( ’ash
Solons Divided
on Capitol Site
Last Muster Answered
Potatoes
60c
Walnut Code Opposed
Show Sponsored
by Townsend Club
Flic Supreme
Achievement
’76
A Good Plan
BRISTOL HARDWARE
See the
NEW
FORD
On Display
S a tu rd a y , Oct. 19
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