Usb on
Celebrate—
A im ist ie e in IlillshoKi ut
Scbeduled Events
I
s-4'í '¿n
Stores Close—
Here Monday in Observance
of Armistice Day
W ith Which is Combined the Hillsboro independent
Volume 42, No. :tK
State Capital
N ew s L etter
JI i 11 <!<«/»•»». Ortwon, Thunjday, November 7, 1935
1111 I m lx.ro lii<k>p«i.(|«,it KM tal,h»li«il IH73
Local Eleven
to Tillamook
Hillsboro .loins
Legion Here in
Armistice Day
Pensions Hit
Road Funds
Says Judge
Hillsboro Arvu* E fltablbbtd 1894
Hallowe'en Joke
Arouses Ire; Law
Seeking Culprits
Sewer P lan
Draws Fire
at M eeting
School District
Property Value
Holds Old Level
Two Section«, Twelve Pages
Frigid Days
T ake Heavy
County Toll
R u m o r said th a t th e re was an
Facing prosecution in
federal
arm istice tlia t the w a r was ove r —
T o ta l school d is tric t
p ro p e rty
cou rt fo r d e stro yin g m a il boxes
th a t death w a lke d no m ore except
p ro b a b ly w ill m ake somebody's
valuations, com plete as to general
among those w ho alrea dy were
H a llo w e e n p ra n k a co stly piece
End of Special Sexnion
p ro p e rty and co rp o ra tio n values,
m arked by the g rim rid e r. B ut
o f business i f local and g o vern
as com pleted th is week by J. E.
the re had been rum o rs before re
m
ent
o
ffic
e
rs
can
fin
d
the
c
u
lp
rits
,
of Legislature Ji ist
C arpenter, cou nty assessor, show
ports that G erm an y was q u ittin g —
according to John C o n n e ll, sh e riff.
o
a m in o r change in H illsb o ro .
H ilhi in G ood C on d ition for re a lly , w h y raise false hopes.
Around Corner
Old A g e R eq u irem en ts A re The vandals, acco rding to rep orts S e w a g e P la n t P rom oter Say» T n o ly
ta l v a lu a tio n fo r n e xt yea r *s Farm ers
made by ira te patrons o f th e m a il !
B u t yet, the re was som ething, in
F ear D am aged
$2,387,351 69 as com pared to $ 2 -
route dro ve a heavy tr u c k dow n j
A n n u al S tru g g le w ith
tan gib le, incom parable. Perhaps it
H u g e P rob lem in M ak ing
S ta te H ea lth B oard G ave
387,489
69
fo
r
1935.
G rain Crop; Fruit B uds
the lin e o f boxes, k n o c k in g over i
was the silence th a t seemed to set
O A L K M W ith th e end o f t h e
T illam ook Squad
L o w e r values are re fle cte d in
C ounty B u d g et
and d e stro yin g 28 o f them . The I
tle lik e an O regon fog, obscuring
H im “ R aw D e a l”
•^ s p e c ia l session ju s t around the
S u ffe r in F reeze
com parison o f va lua tions in F o r
and im p en etrable.
damage was between M ou n ta in d a le
ro m e r the la w m a k e r* are g ird in g
and Meacham.
est G rove, ne xt largest school d is
You listened and the silence h u rt.
Ih w n s c lv M fo r the eleventh hour
t r ic t w ith a v a lu a tio n th is year o f
In Sherwood, hoodlum s dro ve an '
You w ondered and lit t le by litt le
• p rin t do w n the home stretch.
$1.342,380 90 as com pared to $1,-
yo u began to hope. Perhaps, a fte r
au tom ob ile past the p u b lic school
As th is Is w ritte n (Tuesday n ig h t)
332.470.31 r.ext year.
and th re w rocks th ro u g h w indow s, !
a ll but w hat was the use—there
none o f the m a jo r le g isla tio n for
doing considerable damage to glass i
O th e r p u b lic school d is tric ts in
s t ill la y the ta n g le o f brush and
w h ich the session was called, has
D e cla res S ta te on street side of the b u ild in g .
made the circuit of tin tw o hou ■ V isitors H a n d ica p p ed by In trees, tw iste d and to rn , the stench T em p leto n
T ests G iven C ouncil S how the co u n ty fo llo w w ith o n ly s lig h t
o f death the au tu m n c h ill tha t
changes ove r th is ye a r’s figures.
Old T im ers D ecla re P resen t
Up Gales creek a fa rm e r re p o rt- J
The senate last week passed a cap
jury to F u llb ack
W ith c o rp o ra tio n va lu a tio n s in
M ust A ssu m e B urden
fo re to ld w in te r —the A rgo nn e fo r
ed a m issing plow . A d e p u ty sher
P ro cess In co m p lete
ita l reco nstructio n h ill c a llin g fo r
C on d ition N ew H ere
H ills b o ro un io n hig h school d is
est. w h ic h seemed to hide fro m
i f f sent to in vestig ate, m ade a fe w ,
the co n stru ctio n of the new state
tr ic t placed at $591,470.63 fo r ne xt
the eyes of God the th in g w h ich
calls b u t rep orted th a t he learned
(MUM on lb,- ol,| cite plU ...........
Fresh fro m an im p ressive 21 to had been done there.
C o m p a rin g c o u n ty exp en ditu re s no thin g fro m neighbors. T he n e xt ' D e cla rin g th a t he was the v ic tim yea r as com pared to $596,836.47 th is
m ore blocks to the n o rth o f the
0 v ic to r y o v e r th e h ig h ly - to u te d
Y et the ru m o r persisted as the w ith 1931 and p o in tin g out th a t day the p lo w was in its accustom ed ! o f a “ ra w deal,” A. C. F o rre ste r, year, to ta l va lu a tio n s show a con
slate p ro p e rty
House members,
Week's Temperatures
P o rtla n d engineer, w h o has been siderable decrease. T o ta l va lu a tio n s
Hi ,'v e rto n e le v e n last F rid a y , th e
however, had th e ir ow n notion* H ilh i g rld d e rs w i l l le a v e M o n d a y m o rn in g advanced u n til suddenly the co u n ty was n o t the greatest place in the o w n e r’s yard.
H ills b o ro c ity o ffic ia ls re p o rte d a con du cting e xp e rim e n ts in H ills - fo r th is year w e re $5.001.236.47 as ■
the re came a hush, oppressive in its user o f ta x m oney, D onald T e m
M ax. M in .
about tlie ca p ita l program and
boro on sewage disposal, offe re d at
m o r n in g fo r T illa m o o k to engage
Date
Deg. Deg.
proceeded to shoot the senate p ro th e "C h e e -e m a k e rs " in th e a n n u a l s ta rk re a lity . The last gun had pleton, co u n ty Judge, spoke M o n q u ie t n ig h t w ith o u t serious damage the co u n cil m ee ting Tuesday n ig h t com pared to $5,006,700 63 n e xt yea r !
In
Forest
G
rove
un
io
n
d
is
tric
t,
v
a
l-
i
O
ctober
other
than
th
e
usual
H
a
llo
w
e
'e
n
30
been
fire
d
?
F
o
r
the
m
any,
yes
38
24
gram fu ll o f holes T h is means tha t A r m is tic e D a y b u ttle N o g a m e Is
day before the cham ber o f com
O ctober
pranks. W ind ow s were soaped, ob to b u ild an e ffic ie n t p la n t fo r the uations th is year w ere $5.275.425.74
31
T h e re was an A rm istice .
36
28
the differences between the tw o
merce
on
the
1936
co
u
n
ty
budget.
c ity at a cost o f $32.000.
sch e d uled fo r th is F rid a y , b u t on
as
com
pared
to
$5,292.351.41
fo
r
!
N
ovem
ber
stru
ctio
n
s
la
id
,
do
orb
ells
ran
g
w
ith
1
38
24
organizations w ill In v e to he Ironed N o v e m b e r 14 th e B lu e a n d W h ite
You trie d to re la x, to accept the O th e r m em bers o f the cour.ty co u rt
F o rre ste r came to H ills b o ro about n e xt year.
N
ovem
ber
out
cause
and
o
th
e
r
p
e
tty
annoy-
2
38
20
out by conference com m ittees and w ill hi- host to th e s c ra p p y " T ig e r " change a ll in a rush, b u t t a u t present as guests o f the cham ber
tw o m onths ago and in sta lle d a
(C o n tin u e d on pa«e 4, ro lu m n 3)
Novem ber 3
Banks d is tric t shows an increase
39
13
the reports o f these com m ittees ac team fro m T ig a rd .
nerves refused, thus suddenly to were James L e w is and H erm an
test sewage disposal plan t, w h ic h fro m $1.132,605.33 th is ye a r to $1,- I
Novem
ber
4
45
18
cepted before the pro gra m is com
has been in con tinu ou s op era tion 143,416.57 n e xt year. V alua tions in !
T illa m o o k boasts a fast team, g ive w ay to th is new idea and so K e rkm a n , com m issioners. A n n u a l
Novem
ber
5
47
pleted
22
since, and on w h ic h data has been the T ig a rd un io n d is tric t fe ll fro m
sparked by a line-sm ashing f u l l A rm is tic e D ay dragged in to nigh t, co u n ty budget m ce tiq g is set fo r
N ovem ber 6
48
23
Social se cu rity le g isla tio n was back, tin . year T hey trounced C o r and a n o th e r w a r became h is to ry ; 10 a. m. F rid a y .
kep t and tests made both here and $1.355.232.91 th is yea r to $1,338,-
also p re tty m uch in the air. n e ith e r v a llis 24 to 0 last F rid a y, but lost w h ile o ve r the h ills , not so fa r
b y the state board o f health.
T o dem onstrate h i s statem ent,
606.46 n e xt year.
house h a vin g acted on any o f to M c M in n v ille 18 to 20 U M aw ay, a com pany o f the 88th d iv i Judge T em pleton said th a t an as
R e lie f fro m t h e
unseasonable
Report Unfavorable
these bills, w h ich w ere s till being
V a lu a tio n s in H ills b o ro fo r roads cold, w h ich a rriv e d last week ano
sion
com
pletes
its
last
fig
h
t,
and
sessment
o
f
$56.70
on
a
v
a
lu
a
tio
n
"G o o d y" Goodm an, H ilh i coach, de
F
o
llo
w
in
g
th
e
a
p
p
ro
va
l
o
f
a
fed-
m u lle d ove r In com m ittees
and
c
ity
purposes
show
a
slig
h
t
de
has con tinu ed th ro u g h o u t t h i s
clares th a t his charges have a b u ria l pa rties crep t out In to the o f $1000 in the c ity o f H ills b o ro
' e ra l loan fo r co n stru ctio n o f sew crease n e xt year fro m $1.687,865.43 week, was a r r iv in g s lo w ly as the
W h ile the re Is a lo t of sentim ent good chance to b rin g home a v ic n ig h t, in secrecy, to hide a battle, w o u ld be d iv id e d in to $5.44 fo r
ers
and
disposal
p
la
n
t
in
H
ills
b
o
ro
to
$1.681,959.46
ia
1936.
F
o
r
e
s
t
fo r sine d ie a d jo u rn m e n t by F r i to ry and v e ry d e fin ite ly prom ises w h ich never w ill be w ritte n in to the state: $16 30 to H ills b o ro c ity : i , ,
week closed. W eather forecasts are
day nig h t, especially among fo o t g rid fans a re a l b a ll game fo r h is to ry because It too k place a fte r $8 10 to the grade school; $11.50 to : * * e a r , n S ; S et C ourt H o u se; I at a special election, t h e state G rove decreased fro m $893.962.65 prom ising, w ith n o rm a l w eather
board o f he a lth re p o rte d u n fa v o r thns ye a r to $888,733.78 n e xt year.
again in sight.
b a ll funs w ho w ant to see the big
the
w
a
r
was
over.
the u n io n h ig h school: $3.55 to
th e ir money.
a b ly on the F o rre ste r system. T h e ir
H illsb o ro . M onday, w ill observe co u n ty m iscellaneous fu n d ; $6 41 to
City M eet N ex t W ee k
game at Eugene S atu rday a fte r
M e a n w h ile rep orts o f damage
No In ju rie s S uffered
tests were u n fa ir, F o rre s te r de
A rm is tc ie Day w ith closed business
noon, th is does not appear Io be
con tinu e to m ount as farm ers and
H ilh i came out o f the B ea ver places, courthouse, and parade and co u n ty general and $5.50 to the
clared.
possible w ith p le n ty o f the v e t
c ity d w e lle rs began to ta ke count
road fun d. T h is w o rke d out, he
C o u n ty ta xp a ye rs in te re ste d in
Tests disclosed, the re p o rt read,
erans of the house and senate p re ton game w ith o u t any serious in services at 11 o'clock.
o f bursted w a te r pipes, damage to
said, to about 20 cents of each ta x cou nty e xp en ditu re s w i ll be g ive n I
th a t the sludge, a refuse fro m sew
M a il d e liv e rie s w i ll be made on d o lla r fo r co u n ty expenses.
d ic tin g tha t the clocks w ill have ju rie s. B a rrin g mishaps d u r i n g
orchards, fr u it, potatoes and g ra in
an o p p o rtu n ity F rid a y a t 10 a. m. I age disposal, w o u ld n o t re m a in
to be stopped at m id n ig h t S a tu r p ra c tic e th is week, the locals should a ll ru ra l routes as usual, Fred
crops. C onsiderable
am ounts
of
Relief Chief Program
in the c ir c u it c o u rt room to give j stable m ore th a n 144 hours. C hem
a n-
day In ord er to keep w ith in the have fu ll streng th fo r the Cheese- H olznagel, postm aster h a s
f r u it s t ill rem ained in the v in e
m aker clash
W ahner, B lu e and nounced In H ills b o ro the re w ill be
T he c h ie f p ro blem in the cou nty expression to th e ir ideas a t the ists p o in t o u t th a t i f th e sludge is
co n s titu tio n a l 20-day lim it.
yard s ove r the county.
W hite b a c k fie ld ace. c le a rly de m one m a il d e liv e ry w ith t h e ’ post- at present, and the h a rd one to annual p u b lic h e a rin g on th e p ro - j n o t 100 per cent stable, i t w i ll be
• • •
N ot in the m em o ry o f old tim e rs
onstrated F rid a y tha t his recent o flic e closing at 11 o'clo ck and op meet, T e m pleton said, is the m a t posed cou nty budget fo r n e x t year. a menace to he a lth and a nuisance
The d e fin itio n o f "em ergency" s h o u ld e r in ju r y d id not ham per !
C ounty In v estig a to rs F a cin g has the re been such cold w eather
te
r
o
f
r
e
lie
f
to
In
d
ig
e
n
t
and
un-
in
the
c
o
m
m
u
n
ity
in
w
h
ic
h
i
t
ac
en
in
g
again
at
3
o'clo
ck
w
ith
fin
a
l
Budget
d
e
ta
ils
disclose
an
in
leaves a lo t to the In te rp re ta tio n his lin e p lu n g in g It did, how ever, !
so e a rly in the autum n. T here have
em loyed. W hen he fir s t too k of- crease in budgeted needs o f $17,- cum ulates.
T w o M onths C o llection
by the In d iv id u a l M ore than I-It) e lim in a te h im as a passing threat. I closing fo r the day at 5 o'clock.
been colde r days when the m e r
___
____
fice,
he
p
o
in
te
d
out,
roads
pre-
F
o
r
th
is
reason
the
co
u
n
cil.
F
o
r
M
em
bers
o
f
the
A
m
e
rica
n
Legion
028
33
o
f
w
h
ich
am
ount
$10.000
has
b ills have been in tro d u ce d at the
c u r y crep t around the zero m a rk
H ilh i hopes on A rm is tic e D ay ' and o th e r veterans' and p a triu tic j sented the m a jo r pro blem o f taxes. been in clu d e d to care fo r ta x re re ste r was to ld , decided on an
special session, a ll o f w h ich re p re w ill lx- centered on Its p o w e rfu l i
and below the long tim e residents
( ( o n tin u rd on page 4, colum n 6 )
Since then, re lie f has ra p id ly come bates. A m o u n ts to be le vie d fo r o th e r typ e o f plant. F o rre ste r p re
T w o m on th accu m alation o f w o rk say.
sent em ergencies in ttie o p in io n of fo rw a rd w a ll G oodm an's b a c k fie ld ■
to
th
e
fro
n
t.
sented
the
co
u
n
cil
w
ith
fa
vo
ra
b
le
the
va
rio
u
s
fun
ds
in
c
lu
d
e
$153,-
faces
the
local
gra
nd
ju
r
y
w
hen
th e ir sponsors.
has shown m arked im p rovem e nt
C o ntin ued cold made inroads on
N e x t year $59.680 w i ll be re 039.55 fo r the general fu n d : $94 - , rep orts made b y the P o rtla n d he alth it assembles at th e c o u rt house
• • •
since the M c M in n v ille game and
q u ire d to meet r e lie f requirem ents, 626 90 fo r th e school fu n d and $145,-i departm ent.
th is m o rn in g (T h u rsd a y) to in v e s ti exposed w a te r pipes, and M onday
H o w ard I.a to u re tte o f P ortland, lie predicts that his e n tire squad
Tuesday n ig h t F o rre ste r m et th is gate m ore tha n 10 com p la ints of garages rep orted a rush o f bu si
w h ic h in clu d e the co u n ty ho spita l, j 204 65 fo r roads. O ld age pensions;
speaker
o f the house, has a n w ill be in top form .
'*
' pen- and ta x rebates are given by m em - 1 d e cla ra tio n w ith a proposal to lawlessness H o w eve r, G. Russell ness in re p a irs to cracked engine
old age pensions, —
m others'
nounced that he w ill Ire a c a n d i
L a u n ch in g a t e r r ific lin e -p lu n g
1 sions, etc. C o m p a rin g totals, fig - bers o f the co u n ty bo ard as rea-1 b u ild the p la n t and rem ove the M organ,
d is tric t
attorn ey,
e x blocks, ra d ia to rs and frozen bat
date fo r na tio n a l com m itteem an ing attack
fro m
t h c
opening
| ures show 19 per cent o f the b u d sons fo r increase in bu dget to ta ls , sludge by fir e i f necessary. He pects to com plete pre sen ta tion o f teries.
to succeed W a lte r M
P ie r r e
o f W histle, H ilh i rode rough shod over
also declared th a t his p la n t w o u ld cases by F rid a y n ig h t.
W a ln u t grow ers were fe a rfu l o f
get to r e lie f in 1031 and 33 per fo r n e xt ye a r o ve r this.
U n io n county. W illia m D a lry m p le th e B e a v e rto n eleven la st F rid a y
cent n e xt year, he said. W ith o u t
H ills b o ro ta xp a ye rs w h o atten d j be constructed o f f i r lu m b e r ta ke n
J u ro rs fo r the N ovem ber te rm o f considerable damage to orch ards
o f Salem, fo rm e r w arden at the aftern oon on the local g rid iro n to Local In stitu tion S h ow s Big
(('o n tin u r d on pag e 2, colum n 3)
the budget he a rin g fo r th e c ity at fro m the local m ill. The p la n t, he co u rt w ere d ra w n th is w eek in the and some instances o f new g ro w th
state prison, had p re v io u s ly a n the tun e o f 21 to 0 A blocked
P p m
Novem ber 14 in the c ity said, w o u ld last H ills b o ro 50 years. o ffic e o f Ed C. Luce. The ju r y w i ll frozen so b a d ly th a t i t fe ll w ith
In crease in T w o Y ears
nounced his candidacy fo r tin s o f- Beaver p u n t w h ich was recovered
The fed eral govern m ent th ro u g h re p o rt the th ir d M onday in N o vem the leaves, was rep orted . O n the
nalT. w i ll fin d a boost in the ta x
flce.
(C o n tin u e d on page 2. colum n |>
behind the g o a l-lin e by M o h r gave
h ills , the w a ln u t harvest has been
ber fo r d u ty .
• • •
le vy fro m 16.3 m ills to 17.25 fo r
the Bint* and W h ite its firs t score
seriou sly delayed by the sudden
1936.
J u ro rs selected were:
Steady c lim b u p w a rd fo r H ills
G o ve rn o r M a rtin . State T re a s u r near the m id d le o f second q u a rte r.
G e rtru d e E. Im la y , R e ed ville; fa ll o f sum m er foliage on to p to
The c ity budget shows $29.030.40
er H olm on and the state board of The second touchdow n came a few boro and its te r r ito r y out o f the
Fred H. M eyer. H ills b o ro ro u te 3; ge ther w ith an in ch to tw o inches
to be raised by taxes n e x t year,
Control .oe .it last at h o m e in t h e i r m om ents la te r w hen W ahner slashed de pth o f the depression is In d i
Eldon C. M ott. Ben F. Estepp, D i l o f snow, b u ry in g the nuts at the
new q u a rte rs on the fo u rth flo u r over his o w n rig h t ta ckle and raced cated in the statem ent issued th is West Union Landm ark Destroyed w h ic h is an increase o f about $2000
le y; George W. M cG raw . M rs. Eva bo tto m o f the frozen heap.
over th is year. G eorge McGee, c ity
o f the state o ffic e b u ild in g
25 yards to the goal The fin a l week by the C o m m ercia l N a tio n a l
In High W ind Friday
C onsiderable fe a r is being e x
T u c k e r and M a rk E. Strong, Banks
• • •
m anager, exp la in s increases in the
ta lly came near the close o f the bank of H illsb o ro .
T h is statem ent shows an increase
budget as due to ta x delinquencies, Orcnco Farm er Asks $18.280 For ro u te 2; Louise N. M c G ilv ra , V io la pressed b y fa rm e rs in various
The accidental death o f Senator th ir d p e rio d when S tu n k a rd In te r
P. M cC ready. O. V. W hite, Hazel parts of the co u n ty th a t serious
in w e a lth deposited in the bank of
H E L V E T IA —The house and ad w h ich are expected to am o u n t to
John D Goss o f Coos and C u rry cepted a Beaverton pass and fo u 7,' r i s lig h tly m ore than h a lf a m illio n
(C o n tin u r d on p « » r I , colum n «)
Alleged Damage To Business
J M oore and Don W atrous, Forest
jo in in g o u tb u ild in g s on the John $7000 in 1936 w ith collectio ns on
came as a real shock Io his c o l plays la te r W ahner dashed
------
G rove: Joh n T. Foster, H ills b o ro ;
d o lla rs d u rin g tlie last tw o years. Pubols fa rm burned F rid a y a fte r pre vio us delinquencies o f a p p ro x
leagues In the le g is la tu re now in yards to pay d irt.
A lle g in g damages to the am ount C. W illia m H e rge rt, and W a lte r C.
Tin- B lue and W hite lin e co m T o ta l deposits o f N ovem ber I were noon. M rs. Pubols, w h o was home im a te ly $5000.
special session here.
o f $18.280 on th re e causes, M a rtin Heaton. H ills b o ro ro u te 2; H e n ry
$1.274,076 33 as com pared to depos w ith tw o sm all c h ild re n , noticed
Goss, w h o firs t entered in to the p le te ly sm othered th e B eaverton
J. Bernards, O renco fa rm e r, Sat- ! C. W atts. Beaverton; James B.
its o f $769.61838 on the same date the fir e on the ro o f and called the
p o litic a l p ic tu re o f O regon as a atta ck and It was not u n til the in 1933
u rd a y file d su it in c ir c u it co u rt Sanders and Joh n F ra n k . B eaver-
H ills b o ro de pa rtm e nt, w h ic h fa ile d
m em ber o f the 1933 session, was fin a l q u a rte r th a t the Beavers w ere
against M . R. Johnson, Forest j t?n ro u te 2; Joseph F re c k Jr.,
D u rin g the past yea r th e re has to a rriv e .
<< o n tin u rd on p ac e • . ru lu rn n &)
not o n ly recognized as one o f the
G arden Hom e; John K
W eber,
G ro ve banker.
been an increase of m ore than
T he hig h w in d spread the flames
ablest m em bers o f the senate, but
$200.000 Deposits a yea r ago w ere so fast th a t ne ig hbo rs were unable
B ernards alleges in his co m p la in t H ills b o ro ro u te 5; O r r in W. Boles. A ll-D a y Program Planned; Sessions
one o f the most p o p u la r m em bers
$1.059,15036
Loans and discount* to check the blaze. P art of the
th a t in J u ly , 1933. Johnson entered M etzger; C leo E. B eckett, B ea ver
in Chamber Commerce Rooms
o f th a t body His fearlessness In
show $490.063 52 th is yea r as com fu r n itu r e and bedding dow nstairs County Superintendent Completes in to an agreem ent w ith h im to ton ro u te 1; R uel N. B a ke r and
espousing any cause in w h ich he
C
lara
C.
C
lapshaw
,
Forest
G
rove
sign
a
w
a
iv
e
r
on
his
claim
s,
a
llo
w
pared to $448.54081 in 1934.
was saved. A ll the f r u it and veg
H ills b o ro w i ll be host ne xt W ed
Apportionment of T ax Levy
believed, his ready w it. his keen
(C o n tin u e d on pace 4, ro lu m n 5)
in g B ern ard s to b u y lam bs fo r
etables. n e a rly a thousand jars,
nesday to m em bers o f the W illa m
analysis o f p u b lic problem s, and
feeding,
using
hay
and
g
ra
in
ra
is
L ocal M erch an ts Plan
w ere lost. P ubols had his year's
ette V a lle y V e te rin a ria n and M e d i
his forcefulness in debate m arked
D is trib u tio n o f $27,730.36 w a s ed on the B e rn a rd fa rm , on w h ic h
.o c a l M e n
Describe Sessions
u p p ly o f wood stored in the w ood
cal association w h ic h opens its
him as an ou tsta n d in g leader in
to Curb P etty T h e fts s shed
com
pleted
F
rid
a
y
to
W
ashington
Johnson
held
notes
and
mortgages.
and the im m ense p ile was s till
sessions in th e cham ber o f com
at Chicago Convention
the senate m em bership
Ira te H dsboro m erchants prom ise
co u n ty schools th ro u g h the o ffic e
In
Septem
ber,
th
e
c
o
m
p
la
in
t
reads,
m erce rooms in the m o rn in g a t 10
G ove rn or M a rtin , S late T re a su re r
to p u t a d e fin ite stop to pe tty b u rn in g ne xt m o rn in g . The m a o f O. B K raus, c o u n ty s u p e rin Johnson attached personal p ro p e rty
ch in e shed and o th e r b u ild in g s tendent. The m oney is fro m the
o'clock. Luncheon w ill be served
Holm an, S ecre tary S n e ll and oth er
T ow nsend clu b delegates to the th ie v in g among the you ng er gen
in
c
lu
d
in
g
the
feed,
w
ool
and
e
q
u
ip
caught fir e several tim es and men tw o - m ill school le v y on a ll co u n ty
Q uota o f C onservation Corps re the doctors in th e cham ber d in in g
high state o ffic ia ls Joined w ith his na tion al con ven tion
in Chicago, e ra tio n o f the c ity i f w a rn in g s a l
m
ent,
and
in
Novem
ber,
w
hen
colleagues in the senate and house Rev. R. L. I'u tn a m . R obert K e lly ready given are not heeded. Stores w ere kept busy w a tc h in g u n til the p ro p e rty and is based on th e n u m B ern ard s asked fo r the w a iv e r, c ru its fo r W ashington c o u n ty has room a t noon.
been increased fro m 23 to 28. ac
in expressing th e ir sincere reg ret and H e nry Young, were g ive n a re p o rtin g p ilfe r in g say th a t the f ir e was cle a r dow n.
The program , as announced b y
be r o f teachers in each school.
Johnson refused to g ive it.
at his passing.
c o rd in g to w o rd received M onday
The fa m ily has m oved in to the
reception M onday eve ning at the th e fts are heavy in the school sup
T he a p p o rtio n m e n t was m ade on
In the fir s t cause fo r co m p la in t, fro m state re lie f headquarters by D r. E. W. Coon o f Forest Grove,
Goss was (Mi years o f age. He was C h ris tia n c h in c h by the local club. p ly lines, but tha t candy cases Jossy farm house fo r a tim e.
secretary, includes a discussion o f
the basis o f 203 teachers and a B ern ard s alleges th a t he was dam
born In Hudson. W is , O ctober 3, J. F
B u ckla n d
in tro d u ce d
the and h a rd w a re counters also a rc s u f
The P ubols house was b u ilt in fra c tio n in th e cou nty, and a m o u n t aged because he could not buy M iss A lic e M a x w e ll, e xe cu tive sec p o u ltry diseases b y D r. W. T.
re ta ry o f the local re lie f c o m m it
1896, and came to O regon in 1901, delegates, fo llo w e d by an address fe rin g . A n u m be r o f youngsters the e a rly eighties by Janies S m ith
ed to $136 42 fo r each teacher em the lam bs and had chopped a ll o f tee. E n listm e n ts are being taken Johnson o f O regon State college
locating fir s t nt Canyon C ity , w here o f welcom e by M a yo r J. H. G a r alrea dy have been rounded up by and was considered one of the
and his assistant. D r. D ickenson;
ployed
in
accordance
w
ith
state
the
hay,
th
e
re
b
y
s
p
o
ilin
g
any
sale
'
he engaged in h a n kin g and m in - rett.
O. O. Freem an, ch ie f o f police, w ho fin e st s tru ctu re s in the n e ig h b o r law . w h ic h designates a teacher 1 as hay. He asks $7.000 damages fo r 1 now and those en liste d sent to address on the a rm y v e te rin a ria n
V an cou ver B arra cks fo r m edical
in g In 1907 he m oved to M arsh-1
In d iv id u a l pro gra m num bers in declared that the ne xt offense w ill hood at th a t tim e.
to each o f 27 pu pils. T he fra c tio n loss on the lam bs and $1.200 fo r e xa m in ation . A ll en listm e n ts must service by M a jo r J. A. Townsend
field, w h ere he was engaged In the cluded tlie fo llo w in g :: Rev. Wood- resu lt in actio n in ju v e n ile cou rt
o f V ancouver B arra cks; resume o f
In q u ir y was made at the c ity is b ro ug ht about by jo in t districts. loss o f the hay.
be com pleted by N ovem ber 15.
practice o f la w eve r since.
the Horse and M u le association by
w o rth . Invo cation ;
Miss M artha w ith the re fo rm school as a possi h a ll by the A rg u s and it seems
H ills b o ro received t h e
largest
Second cause sets fo r th th a t
T hree re lie f canneries, opera ting D r Coon; discussion o f new drugs,
<<O n tin u rd on p n « r 2, r u liim n I)
b ility .
that a m isu n d e rsta n d in g occurred check w ith 19 teachers accredited B ern ard s suffere d $7.000 damages
A u g u st 1 in Forest G rove, actio n and dosage by D r. T. R.
in the phone call, w h ic h resulted in to the e le m e n ta ry school. T h e check w hen the p ro p e rty was attached since
In spile o f the fa ct th a t it had
Huber," and T u a la tin w ill close to -
the c o u n try pu m p e r not going, a l was fo r $2591.88. w h ile F o r e s t because he was un ab le to p la n t his ; d ay .T h u rs d a y ) according to a de- Phelps o f O regon C ity and a r e
been expected, no tice fro m the
sume o f the B ank's disease program
federal governm ent that
th e re
though F irem a n A. L . B ro ck had G rove w ith 15 teachers d re w $2046 - fa ll
Cr°.E! j
, ,
cisión made at a m ee ting o f the by Dr. J. C. Robison o f M c M in n
w o uld he no m ore funds fro m tha t
been called and was at th e c ity 30: B eaverton $1227.78 fo r
nine
The th ir d cause states th a t the j re lie f com m ittee
W ednesday nigh t, v ille .
h a ll ready to go. M rs. Helen M c teachers: T ig a rd $954.94 w ith sev attachm ent covered 250 tons o f '
source fo r r e lie f came as q u ite a
O th e r speakers included on the
shock (o state o ffic ia ls w ho went
Daniels, c ity recorder, reported to en teachers and A lo h a -H u b e r d re w ba rle y, w h ic h was s lig h tly damaged T he fo u rth cannery, operated in
H ills b o ro , closed last week.
F ire M arshal W ilb u r D illo n that $818.52 fo r six teachers.
in to a hu dd le im m e d ia te ly to fig
b y ra in as to co lo r b u t was as good j A huge s u p p ly o f vegetables from program arc Dr. W. H. L y tle , ch ie f
o f the bureau o f a n im a l In d u stry
ure out ways and means fo r m eet
Retained by the c ity co u n cil to ccss o f $53.000 The H ills b o ro plant d e fin ite in fo rm a tio n as to the lo
C ornelius.
Sherw ood.
G a r d e n as nu m b e r one b a rle y fo r feeding.
in g th is new em ergency.
W h ile prepare plans and specifications w ill not be as large. O p e ra tin g catio n o f the fir e was not given Hom e and M etzger, each w ith fo u r- T h is b a rle y was sold at a loss, he | gardens o f re lie f fa m ilie s has been of the state d e pa rtm e nt o f a g ric u l
preserved fo r w in te r use, the com ture, and Roy Larson o f the same
Uncle Sam expects to p ro vid e jobs im m e d ia te ly fo r presentation to costs at the p a rk am ounted to ap in the relaye d call.
room schools, d re w $545.68 each. alleges, and because i t cou ld not , m itte e was in fo rm ed .
departm ent.
fo r a ll em ployables un de r t h e 1’ W A headquarters in P o rtla n d fo r p ro x im a te ly $10 fo r e ve ry m illio n
O th e r schools in the c o u n ty dre w be fed he was damaged to the e x- !
W orks Progress a d m in is tra tio n it fin a l appro val, F ra n k M cQ ueen of gallons o f sewage treated.
am ounts equal to the n u m b e r of te n t o f $3,080.
( ( o n tin u rd on p ace 3, colum n I )
Sail Francisco, s a n ita ry engineer,
teachers em ployed.
R e sultin g sludge is consumed in
i expects to have a ll necessary fig -
Ihe p a rk as fe rtiliz e r, w h e re it
' ures in the hands o f the g o ve rn
J e w e le r Moves Shop
has been fo u n d to possess a de
ment before N ovem ber 14, accord
H. K e llin g to n , local je w e le r, has
cided va lu e in the p ro m o tio n of
Persistent e ffo rt e a rly
F rid a y
in g to George McGee, c ity en
moved his shop fro m the stage de
g ro w th of trees, sh ru b b e ry and m o rn in g prevented w h a t
m ig h t
gineer.
flow ers. I t has been pointed out have been a serious fir e in the pot on T h ir d avenue to 149 South
P rojects to ta lin g m ore tha n a
W ashington co u n ty th is w eek re-
In H illsb o ro , a p pro val has been
McQueen, w ho has been cn- that the residue fro m the H ills b o ro warehouse o f the Im p e ria l G ra in Second avenue. K e llin g to n opened
When a gypsy wom an attem pted
a store at the same lo catio n in 1925. cevied a check fo r $989 70, w h ic h q u a rte r o f a m illio n d o lla rs in I given proposed im p rovem e nt of
gaged
in
w
o
rk
among
Eastern
O
re
p
la
n
t
w
o
u
ld
have
v
a
lu
e
if
treated
Io te ll a fo rtu n e fo r H a rry P ete r
A Feed com pany, w hen smoke was
represents the co u n ty share o f the la b o r wages and m a te ria l have been , S h iite park. The p ro je ct calls lo t
son. fa rm e r near D ille y , she e v i gon citie s u n til b ro u g h t to H ills and sold to fa rm e rs and gardeners. discovered by the
n ig h t
crew
state liq u o r revenue fu n d paid in approved by the na tio n a l c o m m it the e x p e n d itu re o f $9.500 of federal
boro,
constructed
the
G
olden
G
ate
de n tly d id n 't te ll h im e v e ry th in g
A fte r m ore than six weeks o f e x s h o rtly a fte r m id n ig h t, according
to the co u n ty tre a su ry q u a rte rly . tee on W P A pro je cts in W ashing funds for labor. A n a llo tm e n t of
because lie w oke t i p s h o rtly the re - j P ark disposal p la n t in San F ra n pe rim en ts w ith a typ e of activated to W ilb u r D illo n , c ity fir e marshal.
H ills b o ro received $132 49 fro m the ton, according to an no u n ce m e n ts' $1184 also has been given the H ills
cisco, one o f the most successful
Search fa ile d to r c v o il the lo
a fte r and discovered $35 m issing
sludge plan t erected b y A. C. F o r
fund. The a p p o rtio n m e n t o f the received in H ills b o ro by K. E. boro a irp o rt fo r co m p le tin '. The
o
f
ils
k
in
d
in
the
P
a
cific
n
o
r
th
from his w a lle t, acco rding to his
rester. P o rtla n d engineer, the c ity cation u n til the m anager was c a ll
fun d at Salem is d e te rm in e d by T illo tso n . resident engineer fo r the a irp o rt was begun un de r „ W A
west.
rep ort to John C onnell, s lte riff.
co u n cil decided against (lie For- ed and in fo rm e d the cre w that tlie
to ta l po pu latio n, and the m oney j W orks Progress A d m in is tra tio n .
and con tinu ed un d e r SERA.
T lie H ills b o ro plan t, un d e r pres rester plant w hen the state health danger m ig h t lie in some n e w ly
The tro u b le started F rid a y a Ite r-
is directed fo r use as re lie f.
C o rne liu s schc >1 has bee;« a llo w
The
largest
p
ro
je
c
t
approved
in
ent
plana,
p
ro
b
a
b
ly
w
ill
he
n
e
arly
P
u
b
lic
a
tio
n
day
o
f
the
A
r
noon when tw o gypsy wom en ae
d e p a rtm e n t re p o rts disclosed that ground g ra in in the cen ter of a
Forest G rove's p o rtio n am ounted W ashington fo r th is co u n ty is a ed an a p p lica tio n fo r $.3,175 for
gus w ill be sel back to T h u rs
com panied by a y o u th 18, and a id e n tic a l w ith the G olden G ate the sludge was not stable fo r m ore hu gli p ile o f sacked feeds The p ile
to $81.05; Ranks d re w $9.11: B eav pro je ct sponsored by the county con stru ction o f a gym nasium and
day fo r next w eek o n ly on
ch ild , dro ve in to the Peterson farm plan t w h ic h is o f tlie activa ted than 144 hours, acco rding to George was rem oved and tw o o f the sacks
erton $49.61: C o rn e liu s $21.23; Gas cou rt fo r w o rk on roads and h ig h - i m en w ill be assigned to th a t pro
account o f the general ob
yard. One wom an went, in to the sludge typ e and tu rn s out e fflu e n t i McGee, c ity engineer. The sludge, wen* found to be sm olde ring , red
ton $9.90; Orenco $1.74; Sherw ood ways, the to ta l being $225.000 The j«'ct to begin w o rk N ovem ber 12.
servance o f A rm is tic e D ay
house to be p ro m p tly exp elled by ■o pure and odorless that It is used acco rding to health reports, must hot coals.
$16.66 and T u a la tin $8.42.
pro je ct covers ¡ill types o f neces-| . A An
n a p p lica tio n i « L a u re l school
in H illsb o ro . T h is o ffic e w ill
W orkm en w ere o f the opinion
the elder Peterson w h ile the sec Io fu rn is h w a te r to the vast tract j rem a in in tlie same state if pro p-
w o rk in a ll parts o f th e coun-1 d is tric t fo r $2,500 fo r con stru ction
sary
that
is
the
pa
rk
and
one
o
f
the
he
closed
M
onday
along
w
ith
that
the
hazard
was
caused
by
a
i
c
r
ly
p
u
rifie
d
,
ond approached H a rry , the son
ty . crew s being d ra w n and assign ro ck crusher, west o f L a ure l, to
oth er H ills b o ro b u s i n e s s
She e x h ib ite d her s lig h t-o f-lia n d a ttra ctio n s o f the P a cific coast.
The new plan t w ill he erected rag, w h ic h passed th ro u g h ( l i e
the sehoolhoiiie at L a u re l, has
ed as needed by the county.
houses in o rd e r th a t a ll em
w o rk to H a rry and lie suddenly
T lie San Francisco p la n t is not o il the site o f the present c ity se),tic g rin d in g b u rrs w it li th e g ra in d u r
T h is pro je ct p ro b a b ly w ill in been approved. The p ro je ct calls
ployes m ay p a rtic ip a te in the
discovered th a t she had extracte d a large one and was created fo r ta n k across the road fro m the in g the day.
sure the opera tion o f the county fo r con stru ction o f a re se rvo ir to
d a y’s observance. C o m m u
his w a lle t from Hie b ib pocket of tlie express purpose o f p u r ify in g C a rn a tio n condenser, w h ich w ill
im pound springs above the crusher
n ity correspondence m ay be
his overalls. He snatched it aw ay sewage so d ia l Hie re s u ltin g w a te r mean a considerable saving to the
C o u n ty com m itteem en to assist rock crushers th ro u g h o u t most o f
sent in not la te r tha n Tues
from her on ly to discover, a fte r could lie used fo r irrig a tio n p u r c ity i n the purchase o f new p ro p
in the cam paign fo r the W ill Rog the w in te r w ith the products o f the and the la y in g of n e arly a m ile o f
pipe. The d is tric t voted funds last
day Instead o f M onday fo r
ers' M e m o ria l in clud e W. V erne q u a rrie s going to m uch needed
she departed, th a t the m oney w ent poses in tlie pa rk w here th e high e rty , rig h ts -o f-w a y o u tfa ll sewer,
sum m er to purchase m aterials.
th is w eek on ly.
w ith her.
M c K in n e y and O range Phelps of re p a ir o f roads, w h ic h have s u ffe r - ’
cost of w a te r had forced tile pa rk sewer.
P rep ara tions are under w ay to
H ills b o ro , a cco rd in g to w o rd re ed fro m lack o f fun ds d u rin g the
The A rg u s w i ll be d is tr ib
State police and S h e riff C on board to use wastes taken fro m
Changes in the sewer d is tric ts
begin w o rk at R eedville school, re-
C . S. Bush o f P o rtla n d has p u r
ceived here th is w eek fro m F lo yd last th re e years.
uted th ro u g h o u t the .county
ne ll are searching fo r the crew , one of the c ity 's o u tfa ll sewers. also Include the p la cin g o f Ihe chased the Hillsboro Cash Grocery
p
iirin
g the school b u ild in g and
M a x w e ll, state chairm an.
A n o th e r large p ro je c t includes le v e lin g school grounds, fo r w h ich
next week on F rid a y m o rn
paid to be d r iv in g a m aroon c o l T h is waste fin a lly became o ffe n R iv - M a lin g can ne ry in the new from G eorge Fischer, p ro p rie to r of
Persons
in
the
co
u
n
ty
interested
flesp ile
pre tre atm en t
a n d
the e x p e n d itu re o f $17.994 in S h e r the government, has allow ed $1485
in g instead of T h u rsd a y m o rn
ored Ford V-8 a u to m o b ile S h e riff sive
d is tric t, McGee said. The com pany the H ills b o ro Meat com pany, and
in m a k in g c o n trib u tio n s to t h e wood fo r labor, both s k ille d and
in g as usual. R egular W ed
C onnell declared that if tlie c it i forced the c ity to in s ta ll the new i p ro b a b ly w ill be called upon to w ill operate the business as Bush's
O th e r sm all school re p a ir Jobs a l
m
e
m
o
ria
l
fun
d
m
ay
m
ake
the
same
u n skille d , in the co n stru ctio n of low ed Include Rosedale and Rock
nesday n ig h t press ‘tim e w ill
zens of tlie cou nty w o u ld make type of disposal p la n t .
In sta ll some m a n n e r o f p re -tre a t M arke t He lo o k ove r tlie business
to
T
he
A
rg
u
s
o
r
any
bank
in
the
a new high school b u ild in g to ac Creek
be resum ed t h e fo llo w in g
im m e dia te rep orts o f the presence
As designed, file pa rk plan t has m en t fo r wastes before a llo w in g W ednesday m orn ing .
co u n ty w h ich in tu rn w ill fo rw a rd com m odate stu d e n t, o f tha t d is tric t
week.
o f gypsies, he w o u ld th e re b y be a capacity of a m illio n gallons per ! tDcm to flo w in to the new disposal
Forest G rove has been a llo w e d
Bu. h operates t" .o stores in Pcir’ - 1
the
donations
to
n
a
tio
n
a
l
head
now a tte n d in g school in T ig a rd ■ an a p p lica tio n fo r >8,000 fo r COn-
enabled to m ake p ro m p t arrests.
day and cost a I t w d o lla rs in e * - , plan t.
land.
qu arters.
w h ere the b u ild in g is overcrow ded. I
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A. L. L I N D U K C K
on Armistice
Be averton Defeated
Outside Aid Needed
Report
is
Adverse
Record Is Broken
Budget Meet
Here Friday
Grand Jurors
at Work Today
Bank Deposits
Climb Steadily
Pubols Home Bums
with a Heavy Loss
Banker Faces Suit
Over Loan Failure
Valley Vets to Meet
Here November 13
Hillsboro Has Big
Slice School Fund
Delegates Report
on Townsend Meet
County CCC Quota
Ordered Increased
Model California Sewage Plant
to be Used; Engineer Engaged
Gypsy Soothsayer
Reveals Only Part
Imperial Employes
Avert Grave Fire
County Gets Share
State Liquor Fund
Paper Out Day
Late Next Week
1
Rogers’ Memorial
Committee Named
Portlander Buys
Grocery Business
Federal Funds Approved for
Washington County Highways