Thursday, January 2, 1936
H IL L S B O R O
e m in e n t can la s t use its funds in
subsidizing new industries, such ax
a ir co n ditioning , " f liv v e r " airplane.:,
prefabricated
houses, uud othei
m odern a c tiv itie s T ills w o uld be
a re la tiv e ly
n e u r-tc rin solution.
O ver tile lo n g -p u ll, tile o n ly o p p o r
tu n ity Is in connection w ith edu
cation. T ills Is the one m ethod
w h ich w ill u ltim a te ly take up the
slack.
In the last ce n tu ry we huve made
trem endous progress tow a rd com
plete m echanization o f fuetory and
farm A nd the developm ent is not
yet over. A hundred yeurs from
now the re w ill be co m p a ra tive ly
few people needed to raise or m a n
ufa ctu re a ll the products the nation
consumes 'fh e persons w ho are
not re q u ire d fo r p ro du cing these
goods w ill be used for de veloping
manhood, th ro u g h c h ild tra in in g
am i ad ult education.
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O ,
»zur,
OREGON
Page Thre«
A t present he is fa r m ore agree- b la n ke t on th a t k n o ll between the w ere ra p id ly shortening, the nigh ts I T hey had tw ile lam ped on mus-
j able com pany than you are."
trees, fro n t th is w a y."
becoming colder and d a rke r.
keg. The th ir d aftern oon bro ug ht
H 'ix b y stiffe ne d and w ent o ff to
A glance at the on rush ing black
D elay w o uld mean a serious them to broken ridges w here the
ward the w illo w s w ith o u t any re clouds o f the th u n d e rsto rm sent chance of being caught in early -stream dashed th ro u g h a gorge. So
ply Mr H a m ill peered up shrew d- even H u x b y h u rry in g Jo^ help the autum n blizzards Even L ilit h Ram- | ,u r as could be seen, the rapids
! ly at. his daughter.
others W hile f*
the y tie - d j the upper ¡n m ig h t not be ab,e to su rv iv e an looked easy to shoot. But Garth
In a le tte r to the p rin c ip a ls of to W ashington and re tu rn and a ll
"T hat was p re tty hard even from corners of the b la n ke t w ith ra w - aU. day d riv e o f sleet. Such a storm said it was a portage.
high schools in Oregon, announc expense in c u rre d d u rin g the fo u r you, L ilith . T ry to keep in m in d hide thongs and w eighted the back w o uld undo ub te dly k il l her fa th e r
He slung a pack fro m hl# tu m p
O f f e r to Assist in D e te r m in
in g the plan o f the D. A It Good days given over to sight-s«« Ing. trow m atters w ill stand as soon as edge w ith logs. G a rth pu lle d the and. not im p roba bly, H u x b y also lin e and took the canoe on his
ing L e g a lity M a d e
C itize n sh ip P ilg rim a g e to W ash Oregon's g ir l w ill leave A p r il 17, ■ve get out o f th is dam nable mess. canoe ashore and placed it bottom Persistent use of the paddles w ould shoulders. T he to ta l load whs a fu ll
in g to n m x t A p ril, C. A H ow ard, accom panied by the state regent, , Item« m ber th a t V iv ia n is m y p a rt' up over the sm oke racks.
1 continue the toughening o f t h e tw o hundred and f if t y pounds. A t
Salem, sup r. Intendent o f p u b lic in or oth er delegate to C o ntin enta l rier in the p ro fits of a ll o u r N o rth -
When, three hours later,
t h e th re e chechahcr». It w o uld a l s o Mght o f it, the others too k on a ll
I l l y I'o r tln n tl l l t - l t c i l i l i i i i " , llurottM , llt c .l
stru ctio n , states us follow s. "T o v is Congress, w h ich opens A p r il 20, | west T e rrito ry deals G u rth is re- I crashing th u n d e rsto rm passed
over qu icke n the speed o f the canoe as the rest o f the meat and e q u ip
T hro u g h o u t Un U n ite d Stall's,
it ou r c a p i'u l c ity is un experience arid w ill be fo rm a lly in tro du ced to ponsbile fo r o u r being m arooned and the heavy d o w n p o u r of ra in j they acquired s k ill fro m practice,
since c o m p e lItiiin h is become ho
ment. For m iles G a rth led them up
so in iir e s tin g and so va lua ble in the audience o f n e a rly 4(XXJ m em ri th is woods hell. He set the plane ceased, a ll the p a rty were w et from i He h im se lf kept to his stroke lik e and down ro cky slopes, th ro u g h
k r i ll, d o r to un fa vo ra b le conditions,
eve ry w av ttia t I am sure you w ill bers, U. S. senators and représenta- a d rift to go to smash, ove r those the d r ip th ro u g h the blanket. B u t ( the born voyager
a large nu m be r of business firm s
he was. d ip p in g brush and bogs T w ice they s k irte d
w ant I • give y o u r fullest, co-oper tives fro m a ll states, and o th e r falls."
huve adopted m any tra d e s tim u la t
the fir e s t ill sm oldered and the his paddle fo r hour a fte r hour His sheer fa lls th a t showed w h y he
a tio n in In is plan ."
disting uish ed guests, assembled In
F'.»r a long m om ent L ilit h R a m ill half-sm oked m eat was d ry under steady p u ll never varied except had taken to land.
ing schemes w h ich are In certain
Mrs. M ir k V Wi a tlie rfo id of A l the D. A. R. a u d ito riu m fo r the stood ,ih n t Shi looked do w n at the canoe.
(T o be co n tin u e d )
cases Nomewhat u n d ig n ifie d and
when, at long in te rvals, he shifted
bany.
ta'e regent of O 'cg o n so opening session o t the congress, tier blood m cared hands and b ro k
in others are a c tu a lly Ille ga l. In
"H ad you been used to canoe the paddle over to the oth er side.
ciety. Daughters o f the A m erican and presented w ith a Good C itiz e n en fin g e r nails. The dim m ed g lit in g.” G a rth said, "w e need not He stopped th a t c lo c k lik e stroke
p ra c tic a lly every co m m u n ity we
Say you la w It in the A rgus.
R e volu tion , announces th u t the p i l ship medal o f special design.
hove M in the ra th e r w idespread
te r nt the diam ond in her engage have lost a ll th is tim e. B u t yo u ’ll o n ly when landings had to be made
grim age is cre a tin g great interest
W h ile in W ashington, the p i l m ent rin g faded to hold her gaze, get enough drenchings la te r on. fo r food o r sleep.
use o f business lo tte rie s as a means
in high schools w here the plan has grim s fro m the 48 states and the it pa i d on dow n to her fo xskin W rin g out the b la n ke t and fetch
o f d ra w in g m ore patronage. L o t
On the th ird day L ilit h attem pted
Ilo n r n In T e a c h in g
been subm itted by the local chap D is tric t o f C olum bia, w ill stay at le gg ing , and m oo-ehide moccasins. the m eat."
teries are ille g a l both under state
♦
to keep stroke w ith him . She pad-
As the num ber engaged in a g ri te r regents. The w in n e r w ill be the M a rtin iq u e hotel, under the
and federal laws, but the en fo rce
“ S quaw ." she m urm u red. " D ir ty
He launched the canoe again, u n died u n til so exhausted th a t she
m ent has been lax In m any places. c u ltu re am i in d u s try decreases, the chosen on excellence in the h ig h chaperonage o f M rs. C. J. B u llo c k squaw! He c e rta in ly has p u t ua
aided. and directed the others to broke dow n and wept. A fte r th a t !
B e lte r Business Bureaus are o p nu m be r engaged In health and ed- est q u a litie s of good citiz e n s h ip and and her able assistants.
through the m ill. A nd m ore t o th e ir places. A ll had to kneel, fac H u x b y q u it less often, though he |
posed to business lo tte rie s both be ueationul projects w ill Increuse not upon p o p u la rity , it being u n
come! W e re not yet out o f the in g the n a rro w e r pro w of t h e never came so near to o v e rtirin g
cause they are Ille ga l am i because When the fo rty persons now e n derstood that the g ir l is expected
wood Dad. do you s till have V iv i double-stem m ed c ra ft. F irs t came I him self.
a ll
we be lie ve them to be a false b u si gaged in m a kin g un au tom ob ile to m ake passing grades in
an's pistol?"
H u xby, w ith his w o lfs k in treas
ness
stim u la n t L o lte iie s are a false are reduced to a fe w persons, then studies. Mrs. W eath erford believes
I
"W hy, no. He asked me fo r it ure bag fo r knee-pad. L ilit h k n e lt
stim u la n t to business because the the few person* now engaged in th a t the plan w ill create an in te r
H
this m o rn in g Said th a t th e less on the fro n t p a rt o f the lengthw ise
I r tid p a n t Is m o tiva te d p rim a rily teaching large groups of c h ild re n est in the students s triv in g to
w e ig h t 1 carried, the be tte r fo r me." folded blanket. H e r fa th e r had the
by the lu re of a prize of greater w ill be Increased to fo rty . O f measure up to the fin e q u a litie s of
She reached dow n a hand to help end o f the b la n ke t behind her. A t
B y R obert Am es B ennett
value than the am ount paid fo r tho course, that is u long tim e away, real A m ericun citizenship.
the wobble o f the unsteady cra ft,
him to his feet.
The contest fo r selecting the w in
p riv ile g e o f p a rtic ip a tio n .
He is b u t I m ention it now because the
( W N U Servire C o p y rig h t by
"L iste n , Dad. No m a tte r how much he squatted back on his heels and
not p r im a r ily interested or in need tendency toduy is to cut do w n on ner is now being conducted In the
Robert Arne I Hen n e tt)
fo u r-y e a r senior hig h schools in
we hate A la n G arth, w e ll never clutched the gunwales.
uf tile p a rtic u la r th in g w h ich he Is teaching forces.
The others held to w i l l o w
get out o f the muskegs w ith o u t
The teaching in d u s try is the firs t O regon In citie s w here there arc
required to purchase Lo tte ries have
him H aven't you noticed V iv ia n 's branches w h ile G a rth loaded in the
i C o n ti ri tied fro m laat w eek)
been made Ille ga l because of th e ir that should be expanded in con D. A. R. chapters established. The
T H IS
tendency to arouse the gam bling nection w ith any state, c ity or rules o f the contest, approved by
A t the edge o f the swam p he e ye s’ You m ust ask h im to give meat behind his ow n place. He step
W EEK
ped aboard and began to paddle
» p irit Persons believe they are go- | tow n p la n n in g program T he mum Mrs. R uth B ryan Owen, hono rary stopped beside a game tra il. L ilit h you back the p isto l."
w
ith
a
steady
stro
k
e
th
a
t
sent
the
chairm
an.
M
rs.
W
illia
m
A.
B
e
ck
d
is
tin
c
tio
n
between
barbarism
and
ing to get som ething fo r no thin g
"B u t it's him . A n d to rasp his
came up beside him . b re athing deep
M a tin e e S a tu rd a y at 2 P. M . — E v e n in g a t 6 :3 0
T h is Is the trv il In a ll such schemes c iv iliz a tio n is t i l l s : C iv iliz e d people, er. president general, general c h a ir ly fio m the long and ra p id w a lk self-esteem w ith auch an in tim a canoe g lid in g out in to th e swam p
stream.
man.
a;id
the
state
com
m
ittee
are
by
means
of
education,
pass
along
regardless o f how c le v e rly they
He pointed to the big w a te r-fille d tio n o f d is tru s t—”
A paddle la y beside each o f the
are gotten up or how honestly they the torch o f experience so thut us fo llo w s:
hoof p rin ts in the mud.
"W ha t's
m ore im p o rta n t — h i s others. L ilit h was fir s t to d ip hers
C andid it 's m ust be students of
are conducted Even w hen ticke ts each generation can begin its de
"W
e
m
ay
be
in
lu
ck
Moose
pass
feelings
o
r
A
la
n
's
g
u
id
a
n
c
e
-
if
a
n
y
overside. A t a m u rm u re d w o rd
preceding the senior classes only.
are given free, and not dependent velopm ent w h ere t h e
ed here yesterday—the w a te r i th in ,' happen , to A la n — M ake some from her. H u x b y fo llo w e d suit. B oth
The student body shall select by
upon the purchase o f merchandise, generation le ft o ff I f o u r c h ild re n
clear in the tracks. T hey may not excuse."
o f them had done a b it af am ateur
of theater ticke ts o r any cash con are to advance in m a te ria l und highest vote three girls, and the have gone too far. Stay here, or
M r. R a m ill got to his feet and canoeing at the fashionable beaches.
sideration. Postal a u th o ritie s have s p iritu a l w ealth, they must stand fa c u l'y shall select one o f the three be q u ie t."
lim
ped
beside
her
dow
n
to
.the
They were able to s ta rt in at once
gone so fa r ns to bar from the on o u r shoulders. O n ly education as best representing a ll re q u ire
An uptossed le a f shrfk'ed that jh e stream bank. H u x b y stood w ith his and help a little . B u t tw o days
m e n t! und c e rtify name to the
m ails a d ve rtisin g m a tte r announc can put them there.
morose
gaze
fix
e
d
upon
G
arth,
who
passed before M r. R a m ill gained
A recent analysis sets fo rth fiv e state superintendent o f p u b lic in w in d was In his favo r. He started
ing that a tic k e t w o u ld be given
Was ty in g w illo w rib s on the gu n
fle e to each person e n te rin g a store possible policies of governm ent re stru c tio n th ro u g h the p rin c ip a l or along the tr a il. The tra cks were w ale of his canoe fram e W ith ra w - enough balance and assurance t o )
s t ill a day old when they turne d
' rise on his knees and t r y s tr o k in g '
regardless of w h ethe r tha t person lie f w ith estim ates uf the respect superintendent
hide thongs.
his paddle.
F in a l selection o f the w in n e r out in to the m uskeg to w a rd a lily
purchased a n y th in g o r not In one iv e costs:
Th?
m
illio
n
a
ire
spoke
in
a
cas
pool.
A
m
other
swan
and
her
b
ro
o
j
Even a fte r this. G a rth had to
1 Doles: Estim ated cost about $1.- shall be made by lo t un de r the
rase o f th is k in d the re was a prize
1
ual
tone:
"H
o
w
long
w
ill
i
t
take
o
f
cygnets
were
sw
im
m
in
g
around
bear the b ru n t of the heavy w o rk. (
supervision of the state s u p e rin
and a d ra w in g and the nction of 500,000,000 a year.
to
put
on
the
b
irc
h
ba
rk?”
the
lily
pads.
M uch o f the tim e the others were j
2. P rod uctio n fo r use: T h is means tendent at a cerem ony in w h ic h a
the person going to the place o f
G a rth s k irte d on along the border
"W e 'll use the moose hides, sir. forced to stop o ff. to get the cram p
business to get the tic k e t was ru le d using id le factories, raw m aterials, c cm m itte e o f D. A. B. members
and labor to m ake goods fu r u n and any other persons especially o f the swam p to w here a bend of They w eigh m ore but w ill be m uch out of th e ir knees o r rest th e ir (
to be a consideration.
the
stream
tw
iste
d
in
close
to
d
ry
ronger. You m ig h t ask H u x b y to arms A nd w hen th e y paddled, th e ir
E stim ated cost about desired by the state superintendent
In an othe r case, a d ry good store em ployed
b irc h and cut it in to u n s k illfu l stroke ke p t G a rth tw is t
and the state regent, shall p a r tic i ground Here was the grove of b irc h 1 chop down
i placed in its show w indo w s u box $1.000,000,000 a year.
o
f
w
h
ich
he
had
spoken.
He
pointed
fiv e -fo o t lengths. W e'll have to sp lit in g his ow n stroke to keep the
3. Large scale p u b lic w orks: Costs pate The name o f the fin a l w in n e r
co n ta in in g $25 W ith each fifty -c e n t
to
the
frin
g
e
o
f
w
illo
w
s
below
the
the wood to m ake paddles.”
canoe fro m being sw erved from
purchase a key was given the cus unpredictable, b u t ru n n in g in to thus selected by lo t shall be c e rti
"So?" M r R a m ill turne d to hi3 side to side lik e a ship w ith the
fied to the state regent, D. A R , birch.
tom er The '.tore so’d its m e rch a n -I m any b illio n s
Those
b
itte
n
tw
ig
s
-
s
till
w
h
ite.
yaws.
prospective son -in -law . "Y o u m ay
w o rk -re lie f and by the state superintendent o f p u b
disc at the reg ulni prices, w ith o u t 1 4 M ix tu re of
Had w o rk been the o n ly c o n - !
T hey've been eaten o ff less than ns w e ll re tu rn the pisto l to me.
e x tra charge fo r the keys, and ad- ! p u b lic w o rks Estim ated cost $3,- lic in stru ctio n .
an
hour
ago.
Stay
here.”
V
iv ia n . It w ill ham per y o u r chop sideration, he w o u ld as soon have
v rrtix e d tha t the per«on h o ld in g the I 000,000.000 to $4,000.000,000 a year.
The three g irls vr ted on by each
A fte r another test o f the w ind, ping. and as w e 're now to be in done it a ll. T here were, however,
5. S tra ig h t w o rk -re lie f: Estim ated student body shell be selected In
key w h ich w o uld ti dock the box
w ould receive the $2a The cou rt ye a rly cost to create 3,5OO,(XX) jobs the o rd e r in w h ich they arc be he w ent ahead alone, sile n t as a a canoe, it's w e ig h t w ill not b o th reasons fo r m ore speed than he
could m ake alone w ith the h e a v ily j
lieved to q u a lify as e xc e llin g in the ly n x . L u c k was w ith him . As he er me."
held that such transactions were in is $2,000.000.000 to $2,500.000,000
rounaed the bend he saw the Im
H u x b y sat m otionless, t a k e n loaded skin-covered cra ft. The su m
" D r a ftin g " B a rk e rs
fo llo w in g q u alities;
effect sales o f in crcjiu n d ise and lo t
STOP! s Hg>
There is another proposed m e th
D e p e n d a b ility P u n c tu a lity , t r u t h mense a n tlers o f an old b u ll moo ■ aback. Before he could th in k of m er was now fa r along. The days
tery tic k e ts to r an aggregate price
rise
above
the
w
illo
w
s
on
the
bank
an
excuse
to
refuse,
he
met
G
arth's
and consequently a v io la tio n o f the od. w h ich I believe is be tte r than fulness. lo y a lty and self-co ntrol.
We specialize Jn q u a lity
S ervice — C o-operation, courtesy Before th e sta rtle d beast could co o lly in q u irin g gaze. He tu rn e d
lo tte ry law . The m erch an t contend any o f the fiv e listed above. I t is
m e rcia l p rin tin g .—A rgus.
ed there was no consideration in - tile so-called Quota Plan fo r d e a l and respect fo r p ro pe r a u th o rity plunge in to tile w a te r G a rth d ro p aw ay and d re w th e p isto l fro m in
V f t fF T TO
ped him w ith a b u lle t th ro u g h the side his ta tte re d coat, w ith a show
usmuch as the goods were sold at in g w ith A m erica's volcano o f u n und rig h ts o f others.
P
L
U
S
—
b
ra
in
of
careless
in
differe
nce.
In
the
same
Leadership — Im a g in a tio n , c o m
the re g u lu r price. T he court, h o w em ploym ent. It resembles the N B A
A t the crash o f the shot, th re e offh a n d m anner, he picked up the
ever held that each custom er wns to some exte nt, b u t It is m uch m and o f the good w ill and respect
moose cows w ith calves bro ke co v b e lt-a x and w e nt to hack at the
also b u y in g a chance to w in the $25 sounder and m ore in lin e w ith ac o f others, and the bent to lead.
That's what he wanted to cry
S illy S ym p h o ny,
P a trio tism - Interest and p rid e in e r beyond the b u ll. T he distance base o f the nearest b irc h tree.
In a th ir d case, the d is trib u tio n tu a l business experience. U nder
was
considerable
and
brush
ob
I
1
as he watched this man em
A
n
o
th
e
r
day
saw
the
canoe
com-
by a the ater of prodi.ee co n trib u te d th is plan, corp ora tions w o u ld be fa m ily , school, co m m u n ity and na
1933 C H E V R O L E T SEDAN
by m erchants fo r ,idv. rtis in g p u r given the o p tio n o f p a yin g taxes tion , and w illin g n e ss to sacrifice scured G a rth 's aim . He had to plete. The cow and b u ll hides, gu m
brace the woman he loved
shoot fo u r tim es to b rin g dow n med and sewn together, form ed the
self fo r them.
poses as an a d d iliin .it a ttra ctio n in cash or in jobs.
one
cow
and
her
calf.
B
u
t
th
a
t
was
cover,
h
a
ir
side
in.
The
re
su
lt
was
with hungry arms. 8ut the
U n do ubte dly such a plan w o u ld
o n e n ig h t each week, according to
The g ir l m a kin g the p ilg rim a g e
a c ra ft large enough fo r the p a rty
num bers designated m tic k e ts f u r be an Immense re lie f to most bu si is not to be penalized fo r absence enough.
1931 FORD I R K K
words
died in his throat. Ta
His
shout
brought
L
ilit
h
on
the
b
u
t
sho
rte
r
and
broader
tha
n
the
ness
organizations.
They
w
o
u
ld
feel
nished w ith tic k e t! o f admission,
fro m school d u rin g the tim e re
Long wheelbase, duals.
m ay be a lo tte ry , and It is im they were g e ttin g som ething fo r q u ire d fo r the trip , und m ust have run. She looked d e lig h te d ly at the average canoe.
have
him
fall in love with her
and
A t G arth's suggestion, L ilit h had
m a te ria l th a t free tic k e ts to tlx* th e ir tux paym ents instead o f th r o w - w ritte n consent o f her parents or b u ll. "O h, no chance now o f s ta rv
meant to win a ll. . . and lose all I
(begun ta n n in g the ca lfskin . M r.
d ra w in g s are o ffe r. I persons not, in g thaw m oney dow n at rat-ho le , gu ard ian to accept the t r ip if sc in g !"
"T h a t's not a ll," he said " I can •R a m ill tended the sm udge-fire. A f t
purchasing
theater tickets. The i To the unem ployed, it w o u ld mean lected, and abide by a ll re q u ire
FORD CO AC H
O th e r S h o rt
b u ild a hide canoe in tw o days; a er c u ttin g the b irc h bille ts, H u xb y
cou rt said: M a n ife s tly it was the i a re tu rn to norm al, wholesom e life , ments.
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plan and purpose o f the defendant instead o f the d e m o ra lizin g pauper-
L in c o ln 's b irth d a y has been sug better one than can be made from had at firs t sal around brooding.
Subjects
Then suddenly, he w ent o ff up the
to get a d d itio n a l m oney by p u ttin g dom o f the dole o r fake w o rk. T o gested as an a p p ro p ria te day to r those sm all birches."
When, a day later. M r. Ram ill brook He d id not come back u n til
the w hole nation, th is Q uota Plan announcing the name o f the w in
on the chance d ra w in g The patron
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knew It v e x C o u n try Store N ight. i w o u ld be p ro te ctio n aguinst the n in g g ir l o f each hig h school, and came lim p in g a fte r H u x b v to the a fte r the canoe was finished. But
They paid a valua ble consideration . volcan ic menace of ch ro n ic unem W ashington's b irth d a y fo r announc sm oke-m arked camp. L ilit h was he bro ug ht th e abandoned blanket.
s t ill hanging moose meat on alder
G a rth was be g in n in g to shape in
to p a rticip a te . N or was the fa rt ploym e nt!
in g the state w in n e r.
to paddles the slabs of wood t h a t !
1927 FORD RO ADSTER
ihat free ticke ts were given to out- I Business th is week, according to
The na tio n a l society, D augnlers poles over the sm udge-fire.
H u x b y dropped his fu ll-s tu ffe d he had riv e d fro m the b irc h bille ts. ;
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»liters m a te ria l in any c o n tro llin g the Bubsonchart. has m oved to w ith o f the A m e rica n R e volu tion , v i l l
l.'iru
A l» O " G a i j o n o l l P r o d u c ile «
sense. None such w ere given as a I in nine per cent of norm al.
bear all expense o f tra n sp o rta tio n knapsack and w iped his sweaty He glanced fro m the b la n ke t to the
' Ci/eeied
t u e lt a K
in UNITED
UNITED ARTISTS
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forehead w ith the back o f his hand clouds overhead, and fro m the m to
(C o p yrig h t, 1936 -P u b lish e rs'
m atter o f fact and. If they were,
1926 FORD RO ADSTER
“ Pah! To th in k I'v e lugged a ll L ilith 's tatte red s k irt.
E in u n cia l Bureau)
it w o u ld not of its e lf have made
s O ff.o o
th a t old meat, and he's k ille d again.
" N t . h a lf bad, H u xby. T hat blan - ‘
any d iffe re nce .
W hv d id n 't be conic back am i tell ket w ill soon be needed. Too splen
The P o rtla n d B e tte r Business |
me?”
d id a sunrise th is m o rn in g W e're
Bureau w ill be glad to assist you ,
T he g i ll gave h im an odd glance. in fo r a storm . Miss R a m ill. that
m d e te rm in in g the le g a lity o f any
(C o n tin u e d fro m i . . . I I
'W e've been too busy, old dear. c a lfs k in is cured enough fo r you
of such enterprises.
p rints, according to t h e d e pu ty Where’s the b la n ke t? ”
to wear. M ake a s k ir t o f it."
s h e riff, w ho investigated.
“ I c o u ld n 't pack e ve ryth in g . I f
S m all articles, stolen in several
"H o w about V iv ia n 's shoes?" she
1925 O V E R L A N D T O U R IN G
The
thieves
lo
o
k
$65
in
cash
fro
m
I'd know n. I could have le ft this asked "H e's w a lk in g on his up
robberies over the county, w ere re
heater,
leather
ja
c
k
e
t
and
t
w
o
confounded smoked moose a n d pers."
po rte d in the o ffic e o f S h e riff John
the cash register, an au tom ob ile bro ug ht the b la n ke t instead."
C o nn ell th is week.
“ He's welcom e to m y old m occa
"W h y not have le ft y o u r load o f sins. T hey m ay last out oue p o rt-
T hefts in clu d e d parts o f a drag heater, leather ja c k e t and t w o
1924 FORD P A N E L D E L IV E R Y
(C o n tin u r d fro m p a v r I )
flash
lig
hts.
p la tin u m ? "
agvs."
saw from the A le x E rickson cabin
Permanence, usefulness and non- east o f T im b e r; a .22 c a lib re r ifle
H is lips tightened. "S o rry , d a r
A tte m p t to b u rg la riz e the J. B.
Though H u x b y ’s ears reddened
m nlntenanee fea lurcs should be of | and thr<1(. nP,.klaCPS , rom the W a l Im la y & Son warehouse at Reed- ling. T he th o u g h t o f a common he accepted th e castoff footgear of
p rim a ry consideration, irre spective ' ter S tein ke home on H ills b o ro route v ille was also made the same nig h t, d ir ty b la n ke t as against a ll the the man fro m w hom he had sought
o f the p o rtio n w h ich goes to labor. 5, and the th e ft o f tw o axes and according to a s h e riffs re p o rt The p la tin u m —I d id not even th in k of to b ilk a cla im w o rth at least a ’
For instance, I consider that money three shovels fro m the M an ning m arauders gained entrance w ith a it. N ow o f course I realize. B u t it's m illio n dollars. He could not re
spent upon sewage disposal, slum school house.
d u p lica te key to the m ain door. Be too la te ."
fuse H is th ic k shoe soles had sc u ff
clearance, p re ve n tio n o f soil ero
Q U A L IT Y R E P A IR W O R K
"Y es," she agreed, " it's too late. ed th ro u g h on the rocks th a t the
The axes and shovels w ere pa rt fo re le a vin g they also opened the
sion, floo d co n tro l and in s ta lla tio n o f the eq uipm en t used b y crews back door In ve stig a tio n revealed Dad, you w ere a real sport not p lia n t ra w h id e moccasins passed
J a n u a ry
152-158
8. 3rd Ave.
Phone 21W
o f fire a la rm boxes and s p rin k le r em ployed un de r W P A in school im n o th in g missing, the re p o rt said.
to w a if fo r A la n to come back ar.d ove r w ith slig h t wear.
5, 6 , 7
systems is w e ll spent even though provem ents. In the S tein ke ro b
c
a
rry
you
."
B einh old M u lc h a ll and Paul M a r
W hen. G a rth launched the canoe,
Hudson
-
Trrrap lan e
the im m e d ia te em ploym ent p e r bery, one o f the necklaces was of tin o f T ig a rd are serving sentences
The m illio n a ire h a d
slum ped he fastened it to the bank W ith a
W illard — M ohaw k
centage Is not equal to th u t uf leaf- ham m ered gold nuggets, the re p o rt In the co u n ty ja il fo llo w in g th e ir dow n to ru b his sw ollen ankle. He lin e made fro m the trim m in g s o f
C ontin u o u s S how S u n d a y — 2 u n til 11 p. m .
ra k in g "p ro je cts".
c o n victio n in T ig a rd ju s tic e co u rt looked up at H u xb y, w ith a banter the moose hides. F o r anchor he
stated.
Used Cars
New In d u strie s as S olutio n
C ecil B row n, ro u te 1 Sherwood, o f b re a kin g glass and defacing a in g sm ile "W e co u ld n 't p e rm it our used (he w o lfs k in knapsack w ith
In lo o kin g ahead to the future , rep orted his I ’ acku rd to u rin g car b u ild in g at T ig a rd on Novem ber g ir l to elope w ith a woods vaga its w eight, o f p la tin u m alloy.
I feel th a t the on ly so lu tio n o f u n stolen.
25. T hey were fine d $30 each and bond. could we. V iv ia n ? "
"M a y as w e ll m ake it useful.” i
em p lo ym e nt
w ill
come
about
sent to ja il u n til paid.
The engineer d id not sm ile. Hi he met H u xb y's lo ok o f m oody ,
th ro u g h the developm ent of new
face w e nt b la n k “ W here is tha t protest. "Y o u are to have th e bow
W ham!
in du stries and the general s h iftin g
I roughneck, L ilit h ? "
seat, and so can con tinu e to guard
L a n d lo rd : " A professor fo rm e rly F u n e ra l Service# H e ld
of labor fro m some in du stries w h ich
“ D ow n in the w illo w s , w o rk in g
fo r L a u re lw o o d W o m a n I hard fo r us. W on't you be glad when m y 60 per cent, along w ith — "
are now over-m anned. The auto occupied th is apartm ent. He in
A clap o f th u n d e r and the swish
m obile is a good exam ple o f this. vented an exp lo sive."
F u n e ra l rite s fo r G race D. Crees, w e're r id o f h im !"
o f a w in d gust th ro u g h the b irc h i
P rospective T enant: " I suppose Gaston ro u te 2, near La u re lw o o d .
For e ve ry horse and buggy o f old
"W o n 't you?"
tops checked G arth's banter. He
there ure now fiv e autom obiles and those spots on the c e ilin g are the w ere held fro m the L a u re lw o o d
"W e ll, I'm not so sure as I was spoke a q u ic k order: “ Leanto the
fo r e ve ry liv e ry stuble there ure explosive."
chu rch Tuesday afternoon w i t h
fo u r garages.
L a n d lo rd : “ No, th e y 're the p ro b u ria l in the H ills cem etery. She
This Is w h y I feel that the gov- fessor!" Ex.
died in a H ills b o ro hospital D e
cem ber 28 a fte r an illness o f 12
days. M rs. Crees was born A ug ust
\
28, 1889, and was m a rrie d Decem
ber 26, 1913, to Iva n F. Crees in i
D ic k and Ruby and U ncla Sam'a
L ittle to w n , Colo. The fa m ily came
whole regiment of M id th ip m en in the
to O regon in 1922, the husband
•tory o f the " N a v e l engagement”
d y in g here. S u rv iv in g are tw o ,
daughters, Mrs. Vera Edw ards and
that almoet wrecked j A nn apo liel
> —
Fae Crees, both o f P ortland.
I t ' t the N a v y ’« " F lirta tio n W a lk ” !
Bureau Takes
Lottery Stand
Rules for D. A. R. Pilgrimage
to Washington, D. C., Given
A WANT-AD
'UrtCJL,
F IN D IT /
CAUGHT IN
THE WILD
FRI. and SAT.
&
*4
U SED
CARS
"Who Killed
Cock Robin"
475°°
350"
185
180
Shcriff Reports
Numerous Thefts
and
25c
CHARLES BOYER
MERLE OBERON
JO H N
LOOER
I
Thieves Get Cash
in Beaverton Raid
PREVIEW SATURDAY N IG H T
Florence Rice in "Guard That Girl”
^uota Plan Seen
Solution for Work
15^
35°°
VENETIAN
Thomas S. Sholes
SUN., MON., TUE.
See it
TODAY
and Cheer
After the Dance
“TH E NAVY
FOREVER!
Q u a lity
jo b
p r in tin g —Argus.
I LOU II D EA LER
when yon w a n t a
y o o d ITSE II CAR.
Speaking of Your
HE columns show how funds were spent in the first two years of tho
wheat program under the A gricultural Adjustment Administration,
of the money, except n small percentage for the necessary adminis-
ivo expenses, went for adjustment payments to farmers, l'o r the firs t
years these payments amounted to $200,250,000. A reserve held fo r
nd of floor stocks taxes at the conclusion of tho program amounts to
900,000. Refunds on exports nnd funds used to promote exports
lied $10,500,000. The cost of administration wns $5,800,000. Refunds
c to m illers who had paid the tax on flour that, was used for relief
loses amounted to $3,500,000. The funds for all these purposes aro
»need from the U. S. Treasury. Against these funds the Treasury has
income from the processing tax on wheat. The two arc about equal.
New Year’s
Resolutions
! W hat could be b e tte r than to r e - !
| solve lo buy ih a t s ilv e r set or
com plete the one alrea dy started.
S ilv e r prices are going up a n d
table s ilv e rw a re w ill be higher.
Sec us before it docs
J. L. Anderson
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E.
M ain
JE W E LE R
SI.
H ills b o ro
You can buy a Used C ar front a Ford Dealer
w ith fu ll confidence. His reputation is behind
it. He hopes that some day von will be in llte m arket
fo r a New Ford V-B and be wauls you to be 1 0 0 %
satisfied w ith the Used C ar lie sells you.
•
A ll makes. A ll price». S m all ¡lo an paym ent. Easy term».
C o m p le te the
eve n in g w ith a
DICK POWELL • RUBY KEELER
Barbecued
Sandwich
Hamburger
Sandwich
W ith LEWIS STONE • ROSS ALEXANDER
EDDIE ACUFF'DICK FOR A»! «JOHN ARLEDOI
A (OMlwnoitan Production
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or
Siberrian
Cream
A Firat N ational Pictura
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