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a R G V R ,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thundny, November 14, 1935
Safeguard Children
Will Rogers Protects Servant
Hillsboro is liable to awaken some day C A U G H T IN
■ Amateurs Give
STAYS AT U. O.
to
the
anouncement
of
a
serious
accident
f
,
BIHsboro A rv u . « t a b . 1SV4
H lllaboro In dependent « t a b . 1873
Although Refused Admittance
■ Good Performance
to some young bicycle rider, who neglects T H E WILD
M c K inney a M c K in n ey . PoM iehec.
Mary Bickford recalls the time the accom panying coupon to send I
I I'ujir am ateur hurmouicii players
to observe the laws of safety and becomes
PuhllaLed Tb -.r.-day.
E n tered aa aec.-n d -elau n a t t e r In the
Wilt Rogers was refused a d m it
I entered the , uutesl at the Vene-
p u ntoffire at H llltb u ru , O regon
By Robert Arnes Bennett
ta m e te het- lupine because a b u t your subscription to this office.
careless. All of us see narrow escapes for
i tian the tire Wednesday night of
ler ditl not recognize the humorist Every cent subscribed will be used
sonic
lad
on
a
bicycle
nearly
every
day
l
U
M
'
Service
Copyright
by
w. VKBNE M ckinney
Miti e . c. M c K inney
; last week In connection witli tin1
who presented himself unannounc for m emorials to be selected b y !
Editor
Robert Amea lieu nett)
Associate Editor
ami occasionally we may be behind the
'"O regon R.itlio Pl,met is.” a well-
ed and d a d in a cowboy uniform. Henry Ford, H erbert Hoover Al
knotvn group of radio players, fea-
But as t, ,t:al Roger.-: w.-is not con fred E. Sm ith. Will H. Hayes,
wheel, with the rs*ult that we are both-
[ lin ing a nalloiial professional har-
(C ontinued from l«*t week I
cerned ..bout himself. He though: Jesse 11 Jones, Owen 1». Young
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S filN C T O N C O I'N T Y
ered with the jitters for hours.
: monica ortlut. Seven am ateur play-
Mr. Ramill craw led from the onlv of the trouble that might bc-
Selected «> O rejton'a b e t W eekly H ew epaper, IÍ.10
' i is signed for the contest lint three
State laws make it necessary to have Ii'anto stiff, hungry and irritable.
N am ed on A ll-A m erican W eekly N ew sp ap er Eleven, 1880
; failed to appear. Ami say. could
- le.'P and the open air had
H onorable M ention N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A
dation N •w * p ap er
a light attached to the bicycle as a pro W I u:
those four am ateurs pluy! Murk
Mary P „'k ,..rd
h e ted all appetities. As w ith the
, , „ ry
Pro d u ctio n C o n test. 1934-35, a n d G eneral Excel! enee, 1935
tection to the rider. Werther and light broiled liver, the th ree ehechnheos her own words:
lllakc of North Plains received
friends who contribute but they
first prize, Calvin Wilkinson r e
“One day Mr. Rogers came to will
conditions are such at times on the streets
Millionaire. m ining engine, r and
Subscription N ates S trictly C ash in A dranee
be
used
for
eharitabb
etlu-
W ith in W ashitittlon C ounty
ceived second. John Hensley of
fastidious heiress—went at the hoi I P iekfair dressed in h i s m » boy ratio n al and hum anitarian
O uU ide W atihititfton C ounty
and highways that one cannot see the meat
T e r y «ar
....................11,50
p u r-
Hillsboro (bird, and illulne Wllkln-
w ith fingers and teeth. They - clothes and a new footman we had | poses. There will be
V
1*r ye*r
____ ¿LOO
Six m o n t h « ........ ........ ............. s5
rider until direitly in front.' How often w ere down to bedrock to the not k n o w in g w h o h e w a s r e ef m arble to
eold shaft
Foreign countries ~~...... _3.50
•iil fourth. The two Wilkinson
honor the memory
boys, aged 12 and W. attend school
we have seen just this sort of thing, which fundam entals of living. All the fused him adm ittance.
of tins warm,
M E M B E R - P rep o n S ta te
F ir s t A udited P a p e r
.a t North Plains, und tliongh young
elegancies of civilized eating w ere
"Albert, our m ajor domo w h o will be living, friendly" man. They
Editorial A as-wih t ion and
from
news
reports
throughout
the
country
L a re eat A udited Week«
continuing inem oii-
(they certainly know their har
absent, even th e supposed neces had been w ith us for years, recog als.
N atio n al E d ito ria l A
-
lx C ircu latio n tn O r o
very otten ends in a serious injury or per sities
M .
iiio m c a s
Mr Hensley played old
iron.
fork-, plates, seasonings Vet n iz e d from the description who it
lone music, which niude everyone
haps
death.
Swift
moving
traffic’
today
the essentials rem ained. They were i mig ; be and rushed to the rescue
IS
An In d ep en d en t N ew spaper, w hose service« an d policies a re
want to dance, and young Blake
W ild. ROGERS
potential death to those who do not use hungry, and here was food. It was jus! in time.
based on th e p rin c ip le o f th e G olden R u le —"A n d as ye would
played a selection which equaled
"I rem em ber so well, wc were
n either as tender nor as savory ns
MEMORIAL FUND
care
anil
judgment.
th a t men «hould d3 to you, do ye also to them lik e * » « .”
any professional music. Altogether,
had been the liver. None the less. silting in the breakfast room and
— M atthew 7:12.
I.ocal Com m ittee for Hillsboro
I it was u fine show.
when Mr. Rogers came in instea I
Mayor J. II. Garrett, school officials it was food:
DM *
At th e end of th e meal. G arth of being angry and upset at huv-
and others are doing their best to make
“Still the Greatest Mother”
iMarrlaxe Meenaea
TO THE EDITOR:
s a i d that the first need was to ing been kept waiting outside the
people of all ages, particularly school chil- fetch in the forelegs of moose. Miss door and refused adm ittance, h is : Wishing to havo n part in
K ylve.ter A u g lis tu s Van Luo, Fnr-
i. ..................
1
The annual Red Cross roll-call drive dieE, safety conscious. Talks will be given Kannll rose w ith h er father and whole concern was for the footman ! perpeiuating the memory of one
e d G reve rnute 1, and Dorothy
for fear we might be annoyed with I of our most beloved ami useful
IS underway and people everywhere are before the schools and Mayor Garrett Huxby.
D r. C. V. □ o y e r, p re s id e n t o f th e Eli iimr Pnrler, Forest Grove route
him. all of w hich is onlv an o th er' citizens, 1 enclose herew ith my
U n iv e r s ity o f O reg o n , has decid e d 2. N o v in n b e r ",
asked and urged to support this humani started this splendid work with a talk be “Sorry," G arth told her. “Your incident shotting lus sym pathetic
F r a n k lin C la y Ro , n h u ln i o f A m -
to re m a in a t th e U n iv e r s ity o f O re
father needs all the walking he and understanding nature and In s ! contribution of
tarian movement to the utmost of their fore the high school Wednesday after can
get. Someone must sta r to I great love for his fellow human j the W ill R o g e rs M e m o ria l Fund
gon, r a th e r th a n acce p t th e p re s i ! it y a n d l . l l l i e J N e ls o n o f N e . v
noon.
ability. The response should be immediate
mind the- fire. I might mention beings."
d e n cy o f th a U n iv e r s ity o f M o n j b e rg t o itte tt. N o v e m b e r 12
I understand that this gift will
A r c h e r H e a th R o b e rts u itti M ur»
there's a shallow rock pool a lit-
be udded to others from H ills
ta n a , a p o s itio n fo r w h ic h he has
and courteous to the m a n y volunteer
Many parents prefer to have their tie
S m ith , h o re s t G ro v q
along th e bank, beyond i M .¡tons now have an opportu
boro and w ill go w ithout any
re c e n tly been c o n s id e re d .
D r. F. g tie t ite II
workers, who not only give of their time children ride their bicycles on the side those w ay alders,
fo il'd find the* w ater nity to contribute to the memory
déductions w hatsoever to t i l e
M. H u n te r, c h a n c e llo r o f h ig h e r ed .N o v e m b e r 12.
but also of their individual funds.
Ile rl» rt S Hrix and Joan M.
walks. but this is prohibited bv a city ordi pleasantly warm for a dip."
National Fund to lie expended,
u c a tio n , h ig h ly re co m m en d e d to
Ol Will Rogers. Famous friends
also without any dodurtion as
th e O regon s ta te b o a rd o f h ig h e r Frethlaml, Portland. November li.
\\ henever disaster strikes in any one nance of some years standing, which re- 'R eally ? T hat's not so b a d "
have organized T h e W ilt R o g e rs the
M emorial Com mittee muy
e d u c a tio n th a t D r. R o ye r be u rg e d
Only «be sure to k e e p th e Memorial commission. It is hoped
of its many forms as it frequently does, quires bicycle riders to use the streets in- fire Yes.
determ ine.
io re m a in , a nd th e b o a rd w as
A rgus classifled uds get results
going. It will hold o f f t h e every one who smiled w ith Rog-
there is always a big job of relief to be stead ot£sidewalks, where the streets are wolves and w olverines.”
er= will come forw ard w ith a sub- i Numc
u n a n im o u s In u rg in g O r. B o y e r n o t
..........................
done, and the agency that always finances paved. Naturally the child cannot be eli Huxby took Ramlll's arm and seription. Takt it or send it to
to leave. Dr. Boyer Is remaining
Address .
off w ith him afte r G arth -v our bank or any b a n k —or use
because lie sees g re a t o p p o rtu n itie s
and directs this relief work is the Ameri couraged to ride on the walks when con started
They kept in the re a r all the way —
a nd b r ig t it p ro sp e cta fo r h ig h e r
can Red Cross. The last few years have trary to law. However, the danger ia so to *he rnuskeK swamp.
RADIO
' i
fSfRVICE
e d u c a tio n In O reg o n , he sta te s.
that the moose m uffle had
taken a heavy toll of life and property great for the child riding in the street and
This tim e instead of lynx mates. I 2,
“How frightful," said Huxby.
gun
to
dissolve.
He
cooled
some
a
fam
ily
of
wolves
w
ere
feasting
"Q uite so. While you're about It a willow spit. nnd held tt over
and left thousands of people homeless and the traffic has increased so much since
on the moose meat. At sight of of the gelantinous broth in the you may as well m ake a clean' th e e n d o f (h o file w here the m u f
destitute through floods, hurricanes, fires, this law was inaugurated that one won the
men. the whole family bristled small poc Mr. Rantill not only sweep. H ere" G arth tossed the fle had simmered."
cyclones, earthquakes, dust storms, and ders if some change could not be made in and growled but started a slow r e gulp«'»! down the think. He sm ack gold-m ounted cigar case to its ow n As soon as the steak was broiled,
LET US
ed liis lips anti asked for more. At er.
treat.
drouth. Always the humanitarian ma the ordinance with the safety of the chil- I in
th e cook sullenly offered It to
that, both H uxby and the girl w ere
S-
hT
f
f’
,G
arth!"
u
rKed
Mr.
Ram-
r
e
p
a
ir
y o u r set
“Oh. so th at's how Dad lost his G arth He took it with no betrayal
chinery of the great Red Cross organiza dren in mind.
stirred to try the rich drink.
. ni. They re making o f f "
smoke::,"
exclaim
ed
Mi
is
I;.,m
ill
makes
guaranteed
of
Ins
surprise,
and
sat
down
to
tion is set in motion to aid with their
G arth was glad to have all three "Who's the real sneak around here ' i at. “Thank you. sister.”
A lt
Mayor Garrett and the Argus would
i ight'" G arth replied.
errands of mercy.
r
e
a
s
o
n a ble
take
th
eir
fill
of
the
savory,
highly
h
?
TOdJ
h,ln
g
,h
ey
re
gorged.
I
might
appreciate expressions of opinion on this a a ' e bad to waste cartridges to nourishing dish. He knew w hat Steal all those cigars, und the gold She frowned "I never hated any-
case, too. Then come w hining be ' one so much in all iny life as I
Red Cross relief units were called up subject by local citizens and particularly j get
RATES
them. W hat I'd like to was coming. He asked only that cause w e've kept you front ch e at
on to render assistance in 160 disasters in the parents. M hat is the best and safest I know rid is of w hy
they chose this solid the pan be refilled to dissolve mure ing us out of our share of these hate you. Hut that was a m ean
trick,
stealing
your
sugar."
of the muffle.
domestic, insular and foreign territory thing to d° for our children on the bicycle I meat, instead of the offal."
things you hid. Hand over the
fon a i t i k ic iP T iO N
All Un- more reason for you to
question
s u v ------
The th ree w ere accustomed to cigars. Dad. My throat's still rasped hate me. Not thut it m atters u
during the fiscal year ended June 30, and and traffic problem?
J e As if in answ er to the
dt‘eper
than'
the free d rinking of th eir kind from the vile smoke of thut w il
• of these 128 were in continental United
tnat of the wolves came from th e They had already begun to feel low bark Vivian dried for our |>< nny th e sugar or your hate I'll
NAI
admit, though, It's very Interesting
States. They exceeded by 58 per cent the
uOLdTr ,,°f the m uskeg w here G arth the lack of the usual cocktails, cigarettes.”
R adio "
to w atch the reactions of yourself
h?
d
.t,k‘
.u
d
,thc
buI1
m°ose.
Up
ou*
average number of disasters for the pre
m ealtim e wines and betw een-m eals
RamiU handed the case b ark to and your father. H uxby is just I
I hLrihC ‘ »i**0-1 rearcd » huge grav whisky. This was aggravated by G arth.
Only
Way
Out
ceding ten years. The 128 disasters were
a com monplace wolf. But your
a m e ♦t.Mai'S,‘,Ve forelegs stroked the l.ick of tobacco. To case tbcni
cried his daughter.
father and you the lady of leisure
located in 37 of the 48 states and Alaska.
Douglass
Old age pensions were provided bv the ! ?•? rt V10 wllIow stems w ith chisel- as much as possible, he broiled He W a-wait'"
her away. "No The and the m illionaire acquirer -toss- 1
like claws eight inches or m ore, J lynx m eat on a grating of willow joke is waved
Relief was given to 110,000 victims of special legislative session and are to be . long.
on us. He know s what Is ial from the lap of luxury Into the !
I stems, basting it w ith moose fat
Service
these disasters in 306 counties. Relief ex
We do not. We've em ptied law wild You'll have to a e k n o w l-, Radio
nlIti °f ,a two per cent sales tax, ! It was a grizzly—a full-grow n | • The tender m eat kept them oc ahead.
e sugarbow l and half the te a i edge It’s high comedy."
penditures by the National Red Cross in which will be before the voters <jf the ,
Selfridge Furn. Co.
Phone 21X
.ho,7 lbins- G arth believed the cupied until the m uffle b r o t h th
bag Tie up that bag and the salt.
If it is. then you're the clown,”
these emergencies totaled $464,413.
state
This seems like the onlv
83 largB 33 those m on- soothed th eir jangled nerves.
Vivian,
and
hand
them
to
h
im
"
. . . in
. January.
--------
was the best she could counter.
of the same breed that ruled
1 htue was a limit, however, to
The duststorms that swept the middle- possible way to secure the required funds , sfers
arth shook lu.. l^cud, and bowed
oyer th e southern Rockies and the eating, and once its effect bdgan to G the
He agreed. "That's it, the jester
angry-eyed
girl.
west, especially in the vicinity of Liberal, and take over this mounting burden from Sierras
in the early days when to pass, their craving retu rn ed more
Hie fool of tiie play the loon
you. no. Miss Hamill who was to hnve been gijjleil und
Kansas, necessitated the opening of five the counties. Growing relief and old age Indians still were arm ed onlv with intense than before. First Miss ' has “T hank
taken charge. As I recall my bilked. Who knows? He may be
bows, and the few w hite hunters Ramill, then Huxby, and last of all
field hospitals and the assignment of more pensions have so increased the budget
only muzzle-loading flint- Mr. Ramill began to m ake ironical A n glo-S axon, 'lady' o r i g i n a l l y yet Hut he Will have had the fun
than a score of Red Cross nurses to the burdens in this county that the road’ sys- carried
locks.
meant bread-cutter. She was the of the game."
rem arks aimed at G arth. He Ignored one
rationed out the food I
stricken area. In the past 11 years the tern, valued at many hundreds of thou- The ears of the great she-baar them
Mi- . Ramill turned her back on
for some time. The rem arks I ' figure who
upon at least five weeks be- him and w ent to craw l into the
were
flattened
i
i
j
hack.
H
er
little
pig
Red Cross has expended $10,400,400 in sands ot dollars, has been forced to suf u fw « g rC3 red The n io n rtr& s become m ore offensively w itty and
!••« Il the Mackenzie Mi
leanto Her father and Huxby camp
sarcastic. He dropped the m occa Ramill -e will
aiuing the victims of disasters.
keep charge of tiie salt
fer to the point that this great investment jaw» gaped to let out a roar of sin
upon w hich he had been sew-1 and tea—do w ith them w h a te v e r; w ith still more wood to pile on the
The late Will Rogers, who in 1927 was is endangered. For such a humanitarian defiance th at »hook the s o l i d » ' ng. and picked up his rillg.
already high heap of fuel The e n
she Hunks best.”
gineer w ent to lie down at his
made a life member of the Red Cross, cause as an old age pension a sales ¡tax . ground.
i 'T've had enough bitters and
She
flared.
"I
will
not!
I
ll
do
“Good G—d!" Mr. Ramill gaspctW* s ur b c i u , tt nk you all. F«ed
no sleeping place on the lee
said of the organization: -The Red Cross Th°pU id
such thing.”
PV0Ve burdeVs°me to anyone. i “A—a bear!”
tiie fire. D uring th e day
them to vojjr elves for a w hile I'll
“As you please. It's a (patter of
is the only thing I can think of in Amer-' The bui den cannot be increased on real “Shn^»bj\ i griFped G arth's shoulder. 7 go
get the sleep I missed last night u tter indifference tn me. M o re gathered a much thicker
spruce tip., and d ry m o».
Shoot, d—n you! Shoot, or give w hile acting as guardian angel of
s e a te d ; me
ica that we couldn’t possibly get along « ate and the sales tax ......
than once I've gone for tw o Months
that rifle!"
b
tVohcluead n««t w « k )
your sw eet slum bers.”
without. If the people only knew one-half alter a careful study by the legislators.
on
meat
alone.
You're
q
u
ite
w
el
! '.Shut up,” G arth ordered him.
of its worth we could raise any sum of
come
to
throw
these
pouches
in
to
' A . t L.r ° ar 1S. only a w arning She'll
CHAPTER V
the fire.”
Attorney for City
money in 24 hours.”
not charge if we mind our own
After the auto trash tlecitl-
He glanced around, taking stock
hoidirnf
and
Mr'
RamiU
ta
^
The Red Cross derives its revenues
of
the
eamp
M
ate
Woman
ing who was to blame will
hold of that nearest untorn lea ,nd
Benefits
Expected
Argues
Complaint
“E verything in keeping, I see. No
from voluntary contributions. All except
F ar up th e tu n d ra slope, above
¡ S R £ . * * " > ' • D“ ' ‘
not pay yon a nickel. The
Change in the nam e of the Orc-
the trough of his platinum placer, sewing done on the moccasin
fifty cents of each membership, whether «as An agricultural economic conference
other
fellow may not have
m
uffle
all
eaten,
woodpile
nearly
gon-W
ashingtoq
W
ater
Service
com
, G arth found a dry moss-bedded
it be $1, $5, $10 or $25 goes to support the en, etr-12r bj’, larm representatives of
nook on the sunny side of a boul used up. You’d b etter cook anil pany : . the People's Water A G.i i insurance, and be financial
county
to
make
a
careful
study
of
the
ev- der. lie lay down, pulled his hat- eat ail the m eat you can before com pany brought an am ended com ly irresponsible.
activities of the local chapter. The money
H uxby- M r- «»"»iii
brim over his eyes, and let himself th e rest of the wood is burnt. When plaint In the suit filed in federal
that goes to the national organization is farm situation and to develop recommend already reaching up for one was
of fall asleep.
the fire goes out, we'll have plenty court by the com pany against the
ations
for
agricultural
development
of
the
I
the
two
moose
legs
that
to help care for the widespread relief
had not
i been pulled down bv the
A full eight hours la ter the sun of four-footed visitors to relieve city of H ill-boro to collect hydrant Your only G u a r a n t e e d S a fe
c
amp
should
prove
beneficial.
When
the
wolves,
work carried on wherever there is need
The engineer hastily turned tn help swung around its w ide circle un- i us of those moose legs—wolves, ! rentals alleged due.
people in any line can get together and I him.
for it.
The am endm ent was argued T ues g u a r d against loss is Colli
As they started off, G arth til the shadow of the rock fell up- , foxes, wolverines. Also ravens and
day
with P. L. Patterson, city a t sion Insurance in a strong
inoosebirds
Even
Mamma
Grizzly
swap
ideas
real
benefits
are
bound
to
, i i.v »I... passing
took the other unmangled leg on on jD
ae- "is
Kindliness to an unfortunate neighbor true.
torney, appearing before the court. company who will pay when
shoulder and sauntered after. of the warm rays, he pushed back and her children may tu rn up."
is the keynote of Red Cross volunteer
T here folowed a silence, broken As a result of the argum ent, an a t
them.
his bat and sat up. He came down
Y o u r in s u r-
at last by Miss Ramill. She re- tack upon the newly established
service. During the past year these volun
to
the
camp.
Mr.
Ramill
sat
beside
The grizzly
a
n
c
e
agency’s
service is
,
- m other had not re
hydrant
ra
te
of
87M
i
cents,
set
up
I
peated
her
first
question,
but
in
i lre between his d au ghter and
teer workers contributed 2,523,346 hours
a very different tone: "Mr. G arth, in a recent ordinance, was struck worth what it costs.
Governor Martin did the only logical peated h er roar. Had they run or It*e
Huxby.
Two
of
th
ree
pouches
that
oi their time. You and you can help by phjn? " bea be sent a vigorous protest to wnnm uny S18n of hostility, she G arth h:,d hidden under th e moss may I pour you a cup of the tea?" out. In addition to the Inclusion of (Venetian ticket. Axel Pederson.'
would have charged. As it was
"T hank you. I do not need it. ! the new name, the am ount of dam
courteously joining the Red Cross when fn the6" Koo*e\'elt g a in s t any reduction she
Rt. 2. Banks)
stood, an enormous quiverin'» in the leanto lay open before the The
rest of you will. I suggest ages asked was made to include
these volunteer workers solicit your mem n the present duty on lumber manufac quiet
mass of curiosity, w atching their men.
rentals
for
tin-
last
four
m
onths
or
keeping
it
for
breakfast.
You'll
retreat. Her jaw s had closed
Miss Ramill was em ptying the
bership. Do not pass the buck.
have no other taste of sw eets for ' a total of $«814.
tured in B ritish Columbia and coming in- eir ferocious yaw, and her ta rs list contents of the sugar pouch over
The case b ill come to trial in
a month, unless we find a
The humanitarian work is truly in to comi^tition with products of the Pa- th
into a pot of thick tea. She was
were no longer flattened back
blebee nest."
Portland Novem ber 20, Patterson
keeping with the central/ theme for Red frv1nAbrihwt i The great ,umber indus i Kif»3 i l gr,ay cycs ‘ -vmMed as he first to see G arth's noiseless ap- bum
The girl silently covered the top said.
Cross Sunday offered this year bv Rev. try Of the northwest needs and must have , , a f d back °v cr his shoulder at proach.
of the pot with the inverted tin
"Hail
to
the
chief,'
’
she
mocked,
i a s k e r i T bet St He Could not hav«-
Oscar Meyer of Belvidere, N. J., who se ÎÎ1'3 ,pr? ection >'f
H er father heaved up his soft
hopes to keep its asked for a better bugaboo to make My dear Mr. Garth, you are m od cup
Mercury Continues
bulk. He beckoned to Huxby.
( v tn y ro R ti o f PRoiicttON
lected the text: ‘'Thou Shalt Love Thy standards
fashionably
late
to
his
companions
behave.
Safe
out
dinner.
Will
of wages and working condi- ! of her sight, he told the two to you not join us in a cup of tea?”
Come, Vivian. The agreem ent
TELEPHONE 1732
Neighbor as Thyself.”
A round Low Levels
tions. We cannot believe the administra- halt and get the moose leg on a H er father tu rn ed to eye the was that G arth should be skipper
116 SOUTH THIRO- RES 2092
T
hat
wood
pile
w
ill
not
last
on-
tion would do anything that would tear tote-pole. H uxby at once started uninvited guest w ith a shade of ■ ottier hour. We can 't perm it any With tem peratures hovering near
HitiseoRo. omooM
uneasiness. "You see we found i bear raids on our bull m arket.”
tb ourse him for not hooting
freezing during the nights, relief
down
this
industry.
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w hat you were holding out on us,
With Which I, C o n h ln n l th e Hilli-hnro In d ep en d en t
pso
ob
es ;
fa u lt
CHAS. L WALKER
yourself," G arth r e - 1
The engineer m et the quip with from th e unseasonable cold was
G arth. It's the only trick you failed
a
rath e r thin smile. However, he manifest during the past week
from
»h
n',xbi'
-Irew
aw
av
The special legislative session after
£ X v aIe "°v ered
he ” ^ d e d to put over."
|
set
about gathering firew ood with November 10 the m ercury dropped
Huxby said nothing. He tensed, I quickness
to 27 degrees above zero with the
Corner of South Second a «avenue
J2 5oooindays °fbitkerill2 decided on a
v e n u e and ap p ro /al You are wise not t
and efficiency.
ready to .spring up and fight.
next lowest point November
tack a she-grizzly with cubs
Last
Oak
street
is
a
dangerous
traffic
G
arth
lifted
one
of
the
moose
hulkHnoa eT tGl .°r brroup of caPitoI
cor-
G arth laid down his rifle and q u arters from the smoke rack and when the m ercury stood at 30 nc
S purred on no doubt by the
buildings on the original site of the old ner on account of shrubbery being plant knowledge of th at gray monster f "me forward. He ignored the wary began to cut off large thin slices, cording to the records of a ’ w
hostile look of the m ining engineer, ruese he laid on the poles for M o o r e , local representative of the
structure. The sum is $1,000,000 less than ed so close to the street line. A serious to h,nm him: M r' Hamill managed
UP h ls 4end of
tote-pole nodded to Mr. Ramill, and took off quicker smoke curing and drying. biological survey.
originally planned, a part of which would accident is likely to occur there unless
battered hat 'to bend low be
Fifty-one degrees on Novembe
« „t, a Way 10 carn” There he his
He paid no attention to Miss Ram-
ha\e been used for a new site.
something is done about it.
«
.1 was the highest point reache
. ank down, purple-faced, wheezing fore Mi , Ramill in a polite bow. ill.
“You are too kind, my dear lady.
that the exertion had killed h in <
nnay ° rd
£alem says that thrpe pro
When (he girl saw he did not in and the rem ainder of the days
His daughter
sat - bv the fire 1 could not deprive any of you of tend to speak to her, she picked averaged afeout 4«. Ruin was r e
posals probably will be considered by the
m»
«
.
sweet:,. 'Eat, d rin k and be
corded A rm istice Day.
brooding. ,Th°.U8h
—
refreshed by her your
capitol construction commissi in. (me is
m erry, for tom orrow
You may up the salt and tea pouehes anil
bath in th e w arm pool, she
w
ent
into
the
leanto.
G
arth
thought
had
begun to fccI U e “^
«
recall the rest of the quotation."
Subscribe now to the Argus. Tn
construction of a 10 or l j , hl jry capitol
Mr. Ramill w ent red. What if she m eant to go to bed. Instead, W ashington county $1.50 a year
^ '^ 2 :
’ ------
on°er n ...tie
S
building on the present site. A'p./hcr'is
she
craw
led
out
again,
put
one
of
Lilith did happen to find these
Six m onths 85c. Three months
stitching
Fifteen Years Ago
.
. - °,n the moccasins. But
the freshly cut slices of m eat on cents.
construction of a smaller capitol building
Two m onths 35 cents.
he livened to horrified alertness things you w ere hogging for p ri
and an adtatmnal office structure Tht
Argus. N ovem ber 4, 1920— V/illiam McQuillan
vate use? We need them as much
62, prom inent county resident, died here November when H uxby told about the grizzly as you.”
j G arth forestalled an outburst of
third is construction of three buildin s ;n. 2.
"F ar more so," G arth am ended
! hysterics. "Keep cool. The old
Mrs. È. P. W underlich of C enterviile dies Octo- ady will let us alone if we keep the statem ent. “I don't need them
ber 28.
«nri
h(’.,;icub.s. Keep up the fir,, at all. Go right ahead and waste
p lan t of th e Carnation com pany will and she will shy clear of you She w hat’s left. You of course arc cer-
Under the third proposal undoubted iv lake Hillsboro
of th e m ilk supply this w inter as the F or tr;ti?gt t o riCy/ ire' B u rn t her
tain th ere’ll be no em ergence s on
all are needed. A plan that would take est G care
rove plant has shut down.
the way out—no occasions ivdien
¡poreuAp i ^ . " rOb m e of 0
in the state library seems particularly im
?vpin5,h«.of tea or su88r m ay ">ake
W arren G. H arding elected president. R. N.
defeats Senator George Cham berlain for
A look at th e gold pan showed , the difference betw een life and
portant to those who know of the cramped Stanfield
death for you.”
U. S. senate. County officials elected:
1; William G.
conditions in the present library quarters Hare,
senator; E arl Fisher, A. B. Flint, t, A. E. West- j
Cheery bits of the holiday
in the supreme court building. This de cott, representatives; F B. Tongue, district a
I
spirit, expressed in clever
partment, while admirably officered " J J. Wismer, John F. Cars' ens, county V commission- , I
G eorge A lexander, sheriff; H. A. K uratli, clerk-
artw o rk and bright paper!
seriously hampered in its work by limited ers;
Red Cross M embership Roll-Call
W. F. Boley, assessor; F. B. Sappington, tre a s u re r
A rm istice Day t o ' T h i n k s X i ' . V i " '^ u '•* be 7 >nd,lct« i f™m
You'll w ant to rem em ber
spaco and inadequate shelving arrange i . A. Everest, recorder; N A. Frost, school super
pointed in every J e tto n g] , - g' and cha,rm
en
h»ve
. — ------- been ap-
all your friends with a col
ments. In any event those who have vh intendent; George J. Lim ber, coroner, and A. A.
of the county. A large sum of money
surveyor.
lection of the new C h rist
h i been expended by the Red Cross for
ited the library fully realize that this de M orrill,
McAJear & P eters offer $50 prize for w in
em ergency relief» in the county this year,
mas cards w e’re showing
part mert must be taken care of in
' some n er Hare,
nt Pacific university in local forensics.
and it is only by the co-operation of the
in th ree groups.
manner at as early a period as possible.
J. C. Lcedy of K inton G range elected m aster of
c itiz e n s in the roll-call solicitation that this
W ashington County Pomona Grange.
sh in 0 » ' ’ P'. Fi«2y ccnts of cvery m em ber
Mrs. S. M. Chapm an died here N ovem ber 3.
ship goes to the national chapter for re
We have «an excellent selection of cards at
e Improving conditions are clearly shown
lief and disaster, nnd on all larger m em
prices you can afford to pay.
berships, the rem ainder of the sum Is
in deposit reports of banks. The Commer
Thirty Years Ago
available fr t county relief.
cial National bank, particularly, shows a
Argus. N ovem ber 9, 1905—E. E. Lytle, th e ra il
M emberships are ns follows:
rplcndid growth in the community with road builder, announces th at he will a t once start
Amount of For Chapt. For Nat'l.
on the H illsboro-Tillam ook railway.
a deposit gain in two years of $769.618 38 construction
Local Serv. Service
William Tow nsend of Bethany killed Tuesday
Annual
M
embership
.
« j nn
on November 1. 1!*,!3. to $1,274,070.83 on when throw n out of wagon as horses become
$ .30
$ .50
£ m tributlng Membership .
5.f)0
4.50
.50
November 1, 1935, an increase of »$504,. frightened at speeding autom obile.
Sustaining M embership .........
lo.oo
9.50
.50
J. C. Schulm erich, m ayor of Banks, rep o rts four
457.95.
Supporting M e m b e r s h ip ...........23.00
new buildings going up there.
lCibrar>? &
’ °ffiC® building and
M O D E R N IZ E
Your Kitchen
Christmas
Cards
Red Cross Membership Roll-Call
Printed
Embossed
a m is b o r t ä M
Engraved
Installation of modern cab
inets and pantries provides
greater efficiency and con
venience in y o u r kitchen.
New paint, will brighten up
its appearance.
I.umber anil Paint for
this work may lie ob
tained at low cost.
Estimates Gladly Given
POOL-GARDNER
Lumber Co.
Franchised Fuller Dealers
Phone 2691
L j I W. Baseline Street