The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, January 23, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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Thursday, January 23, 192ß
I.ido, they take sightseeing trips.
ballots are also available at the
They attend theatre parties i n
clerk's of lice.
WORK PROGRESSING ON U. 0. LIBRARY
Hollywood and San Francisco. They
A list of the precinct numbers,
see great stores and shops. They
their form er names and the polling
stay at famous hotels They travel
place (or each will be ea rn ed in
Jan u ary It!
deluxe and w hat a time.
tlie next issue of the Argus.
Thirty-day re p rie i? given H aupt-I
The girls are properly chaperoned
H a z e ld a le 4 -H M em b e rs to nt all times.
maun, convicted kidnap-slayer of I
Receive A w a rd s
Tiie standings of the contestants j the Lindbergh baby.
t By Mr*. J.
Smith)
Hoover declares new deal scar- ’
will be published regularly.
city plan un-American.
HAZELDALE— The 4-H club
Munitions probe angers solons; I
members, who completed their
z
W ilson charges bring reaction.
American Railway Express com ­
year’s work, will be presented with
Substitute fur defunct AAA as-
pany at Hillsboro rented th e Woods
achievement pins at a club pro­
d.
building, form erly occupied bv the
gram Friday evening, beginning at
Jan u ary 17
Washington county Better Housing
8:15. I,. E. Francis, assistant county
frnm
D
office, this week Alterations will
U. of O. beats Oregon S tate 29
agent, will sliow motion pictures
Wanted here on burglary charges. to 27 in basketball.
be made im m ediately and the of­
Ray Kincheloe, club leader, is in
n te rta in -¡tw o youths. John Hart and Jack
New Jersey governor defends
fice will tu» moved to ttic new
charge Of
of arrangem ents.
ents E
Enterti
q u arters on or about February I
ment Is free A short business m eet­ Weldon, were arres’ed in Portland H auptm ann reprieve in defying im- i
Friday by Portland police. The pair peachment proceedings.
S p ice now used by the express
ing of the Corn club will follow.
Rudyard Kipling, famed British
company on Second street will bo
Eight tobies of "500" were in play is alleged to have confessed to par-
at the com munity club card party ticipating in the A lexander service poet, dies in London,
revam ped as pari of the new S afe­
nt the school Saturday night High station robbery at Beaverton the
Under secretary of treasure and
way store.
scores were made by Mrs George , night of December 30. They are directing head of financing opera-
Altishin and A. W. James, second also b elieved to have participated tions resigns in protest of new deal
by Mrs. Joe Bush and Max Berger in the attem pted C arr grocery rob- policies.
nnd low to Mrs. Max Berger and berv at West Slope New Year's
Lincoln Ellsw orth and co-pilot
Robert Cameron. Committee i n - | morning when Jam es Oswald was dram atically snatched from
death
eluded Mrs. J. C. Smith. Mrs Joan captured and Frank McGovern lat- in icy A ntarctic one week before
(Continual from page I)
O'Connor and Clarence Walker.
cr arrested.
starvation th reaten s lives.
Reaman. A P Ireland. D G Lilly.
Mrs. Maggie Zipperman and
Alleged to h a v e appropriated
Form er m em bership chairm an of I
Work on the new $350,COO lib ra ry at tha U n ive rs ity of Oregon is A. J Evers. John I’lass and Ben
daughter Rachael left Sunday for $1170 from his employer. Mrs. Mahoney - for - G overnor
c lu b s ,
their home in Gooding. Idaho, aft- IM ideline Rice of Durham. J. H charges senatorial aspirant w ith < being rushed co th a t the structure may be occupied by noxt fa ll. T he Heesacker. Forest Grove; W alter
Lindow. Henry Hanson and II It
photo above chows the huge shovels digging aw ay the lact corner fo r
er spending a montn with Mr. and Dean Simmons of M ultnomah was insincerity.
Portland routes: Henry
the basem ent cad foundations. T he new building has b ien made pos­ Findley.
Mrs. Harold Henning, who are liv , arrested Wednesday and lodged in
Senator Glass makes seortching
J
sible by a P lV A g rant. It w ill replace the old lib ra ry , erected in 1905 and Oscar Hagg. Reedville: J
ing on the Fraser farm. Mrs. Zip­ the county jail on a charge of la r­ attack on Senator Nye for calling
VanKloek. Beaverton: C B B uchan­
«Ttd now inadequate to r the fest grow ing Institu tio n.
perman is Mrs. Henning's mother. ceny by embezzlement.
Woodrow Wilson a "falsifier.”
an and John Joplin. Gaston: Rich-
Four gypsies were arrested near
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schlipp of
January IS
nrd Joyce and R. M Scott, S h er­
Hillsdale visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Hillsboro Wednesday afternoon on
King George of England serious­ when radical-socialist support w ith ­
wood.
suspicion of having robbed Mrs. ly ill.
drawn.
liam Heil Saturday.
J. C. Smith is confined to his Williams of the Bank cake in Gas-
Sixteen dead of cold in most
„
Revolt in Ethiopia believed ser-
Ray you saw it in tlie Argus.
ton of SI 35 about noon and A. D. ¡ous
home with a knee injury.
severe cold w ave to hit middle
Move to Hillsboro
Frakes oi Aloha of S2 in the mid-
New farm program should be- west since beginning of century.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe who die of the afternoon. The quartet come effective by F ebruary 15 to
Voters of W ashington county will
Long forces far ahead in LouLsl-
have been living on the Black gave their names as Carmel • Mary, apply to crops grow n in 1936. says i ana
election.
be given th e ir first opportunity to
place for the past year, have mov- Eul.a and Lee Marks,
’” '
- ---- —i_________ ' Bonus legislation put to Presi- get acquainted with the new system
cd to Hillsboro.
Com plaints charging larceny in " c S i tate
G range opposes prim ary denl Roosevelt when house puts of designating precincts by num ­
Mrs. John Im lah Is ill.
a store w ere filed Wednesday eve- ia,v chan°e sale* t i x an d stu d e n t I
i*'- " " IT
Wes Miller of Palo Alto has been ning against Eula. Mary and Lee fee bill
O K on bill 34b to 59.
b er instead of name at th e special
visiting his relatives in this vicin- Marks.
G erm any pushes w arship build- I P o l a n d club of Oregon S tate election Ja n u ary 31. Precinct names
ity and in Portland for several
Theft of a set of double harness ¡ng
i College Alumni association favor w ere abolished last year by the
weeks. He is a brother of Tom Mil- last week was reported to the sher-
’
January 19
compulsory student l'ee bill.
county court and num bers assigned.
' , iff by Francis Liverm ore of Hu-
1er and Mrs. Veri Salee. „
Several areas w ere tevninped with
,
P resident Roosevelt dedicates me-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller had ber.
m ortal to Theodore Roosevelt in A ,1.__
T
.
1
th e result th at th e re are now 49
as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
F ed Oberg of Dilley was taken jjew York with high praise for M l ’S . jC S S C t O DC
precincts instead of the form er 48
Herb Ulery of Hillsboro and Mes- into custody Tuesday on a charge ¡^is "passion of righteousness" and
Voting lists are now being check­
dames J. B. Thornton. Ted Nor- I of keeping an unsanitary slaughter "strong sense of justice.'
ed at the county clerk's office in
cross and A. L. Danford of Port- house.
American doctor m istreated by
NEW HORTON
preparation for tlie election. Sample
land.
Word that A. J. Seidler. who es- Italians in Ethiopia.
Mrs. W ilhelmina D orothea Jesse.
t s I 72. of near Roy died at the home
---------------------- caped from the county jail Novem­
G reat B ritain concentrates
W ASH ERS
ber 7. 1935. w hile serving 110 days most pow erful w ar m achine i n 1 of her son, Harvey Jesse, in Hilis-
on a drunken driving charge, was Egypt.
' boro Monday night after an illness
O re g o n -W a s h in g to n
New type agitator moves one-
in custody at Seattle was received
of seven months. Funeral services
January 20
W a t e r S ervice Co.
fourth m ore water per minute.
W ednesday by Sheriff Connell. A
King George of G reat B ritain dies will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday
Washes fastor. Washes better.
m em ber of th e sheriff’s staff will and Prince of Wales. 41-year-old at the Forest G rove U ndertaking
(C oM H u ed frnnt p u r e D
Yet saves wear on clothes. Over­
chapel w ith Rev. C. P. Sabin of­
leave
today
to
bring
the
prisoner
bachelor
son.
autom
atically
becomes
interest and the contest being spon­ back to this county.
size porcelain tub, large heavy
ficiating.
Interm
ent
w
ill
be
in
Banks
king.
He
will
adopt
title
of
"King
sored by local participating m er­
Free C urrent Inform ation
cemetery.
duty wringer. Operates so quiet­
Edw ard VIII.”
chants and this new spaper promises
A vailable
ly you'd say it wasn't running.
Mrs.
Jesse
was
born
in
Itzehoe.
German
cruiser
Emden
visits
Port-
to arouse more interest than any
See this marvelous new washer
Hostein. Germany. April 9. 1863.
, land harbor.
W rite or Call
ever previously conducted here
today.
Suprem e court orders into im- and m arried Claus F Jesse at Clin-
La st year sim ilar contests conduct­
m ediate effect its decisions in v a li-1ton- Iowa. August 19. 1884. They
R U SSELL, HOPPE
ed by 31 Washington newspopers in
A fi fo r a Dernonstriition
dating AAA and req u irin g refund ram e to Oregon May 1. 1885. mak-
iCo’’,inn»'l frnm n<in>e P
various communities oroved im-
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S T E W A R T & B A LF O U R
mensely popular and 60 girls made Jam es W. McGill failed to appear
$200.000.000 in im pounded p r o - 1 **ig their home in what is now the
95
AT 3141
a trip south in special cars. This Thursday w hen the case came to cessing taxes.
; Roy district. Mr. Jesse was killed 7th FI. Wilcox Bldg.
year with both Oregon and Wash- trial and Judge P eters took the
U. S. senate votes 74 to 16 for when his automobile was struck
As low as
I tz
ington communities and newspapers m atter
under
advisem ent and paym ent of adjusted service com- ( - a train at Christie station cross-
S5 down SI a week
participating in a gerat trip spon- awarded the plaintiff $1500 dam- pensation in $50 bonds.
“ig several years ago.
sored jointly t>y the Washington ages and costs. The action resulted
New flax plants in state assured
Deceased is survived by six chil-
Other models
Press association and th e Oregon from an auto accident at Forest Im m ediate building urged by WPA dren as follows: Mrs. M argaret Dai-
Editorial association, probably from Grove. October 17. 1935.
official.
ton. Seattle. Wash.; Fred, Banks;
low as $59.50
(Incorpo rated)
75 to 100 girls will travel for nine
Circuit court order w ere issued
_
Jan u ary 21
i A rthur. Hillsboro; Archie. Banks
Collections
—
Credit
Reports
Horton
Built America's
days in special cars on a deluxe this week in the following cases:
Ship channel 300 feet wide and 27 H enrietta. Salem, and Harvey. Hills­
trip.
Frank Bleid. executor of the estate feet deep at low w ater as aid to boro. Also tw o sisters, Mrs. H.
In
First Washing Machine
Reports from all over the two ?f Mary Peterson vs. W. E. Haage navigation of Columbia riv er bc- Gockel and Mrs. R. W ilhelmsen of
in 1871.
states show th a t these contests are et ux. judgm ent: Merle G. Camp- tw een Vancouver and Bonneville Germany, and a brother. Carl Banks Washington Tillamook, Yamhill.
Polk and Marion Counties.
attracting an immertse am ount of I bell. receiver Empire Holding com- favored by U. S division engineer, of Toledo, also survive.
MELTEBEKE
interest in every community. G irls panv. vs. William J Enschede et
Shooting m arks Louisiana voting
Personal Contact on Collections
seeing such an unparalleled oppor- I al, dismissal; C redit Bureaus. Inc.. Federal observers ejected f r o m
Once upon a tim e a country edi-
Washington County Office
tunity opened fo them are getting I vs. Jam es Lane, judgm ent; Liquida- polling places.
i tor determ ined to run a newspa-
th eir friends to save votes. T h e re : tion of Bank of Beaverton, author-
Edw ard's oath taken as king ir. per ju st like his subscribers w ant-
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
"Saves You Money on
is no great am ount of work in- ' ity to purchase typew riter; Nellie London.
I ed. He cut out everything they told '
Second an d M ain Streets
Every P urchase.”
volved except to get all friends ae- Steele vs. Jam es F. McGill, default
City of Salem offers Willson park him to cut out and in six months'
Phone 3071
124
8.
2nd
Ave.
Hillsboro
time, he mailed th e paper o u t
tive in helping. People are glad to »nd judgm ent; Credit Service com- for larger state capi’ol site
Hillsboro, Oregon
help a deserving girl. It costs noth- pany vs. Mrs. Sidney McDougall.
President Roosevelt plainly inti- blank.—Church Times. M ilwaukee.
ing to help.
.
default, judgm ent: V. D itto vs. mates that he believes suprem e
Vote coupons are given out w ith Emma C. Berg, default, judgm ent: court had reversed a tw ice-taken ,
cash purchases and for the paym ent Elizabeth E Rae vs. N ettie D. Ol- stand upholding right of congress 1
of old accounts. The m erchants are sen- default: William Josse et ux to limit the functions of courts,
glad to pass them out on request a t , vs- Joseph Owen M urray et al. ov-
O. S C. beats W ashington State
the tim e of each sale.
erruling dem urrer: Laura M. Jack- in basketball 27 to 26.
There is a marvelous trip on s p e - , ?on vs- M artha P o rter et al. order
Jan u ary 22
cial sleepers, club car and diner
Probate orders were issued in
Pacific Steam ship Lines announce
all the way to San Diego, w here ’be estates of Carl E. Muller. Rachel suspension of freighter service, af-
the great exposition reopened for J Kimball. Frank Kimball. Jo r- fecting about 12 A dm iral freighters
th e second year Ja n u ary 15. From ”an H- Kroeger. Adella H. Keenon, operating on Puge* Sound, the
there to Tia Juana and Agua Cali- Ferdinand K latt. M ary L. P eter- Columiba riv er and California ports,
ente in Old Mexico the girls travel ?on- Gladys L. Fleming. M arie Cnrl-
Village folk file past bier for last
in big sightseeing busses. They have ,-'on. H enry Gehrke. Lena Engler, look at King George.
dinner in a famous Mexican cafe, j an^ B P Bailey. G uardianship or-
P rem ier Laval of France and his
They see the border town, t h e ' ders w ere for th e Armes minors, cabinet resign. G overnm ent falls
barefoot police and soldiers, and J D Shorb. Charles Eugene Bran-
the great resort.
daw. and Frieda Kr.orr.
The Boss ordered us to sell out and clear out—no messing around.
They are taken to Catalina Island
Cases ,iIed in th e circuit court
So come prepared to BUY. Get some money, even if you have to bor­
and see the subm arine gardens in this week included: United Rail- Thousands c f su ffe re r*, m any cates of years
standing, a fte r using L d g a report am azing re ­
row it, and benefit by the
glass bottomed boats. They visit ways company vs. H arry J. Bab- lie
f.
Ldg a helps t nd you <>i pain. na<i«ea.
Hollywood and Beverly, they see cock; Jam es Downing vs. F rederick and c-ther di*co tnforts. Im provem ent is ‘•teady
rapid.
Udga is h ig h ly re mmer.dc*t fo r '
the homes of the movie stars, they White; L aura M. Jackson vs. M artha V and
k e r s Acid Dyspepsia, H e artburn. Indigestion,
see a real movie actually being P orter et al; and Harold Knox vs. and Gas Pains, when due to excels acid.
F o r quick, pleasant re lie f you
filmed and have their pictures ta k ­ Clyde O. Rogers.
owe it to yourself to get a
FREE: FRFF.
LUNA. A Proc­
« A M P L E of Udga at
en w ith the stars, they eat in a
Hillsboro Pharm acy
Out of luck! “We la n 't pay you
movie cafe and see scores of actors
tor & Gamble
and actresses. They eat at the fa­ the tw enty-five dollars on t h i s
product.
4 A
4
WE DEAL IN REAL ESTATE
mous Lucca's cafe. They see Los money order." said the clerk, "until
(Limit) ................................... A v
b ars
J. «7 V
The real Jello.
Writ«
Angeles, San Diego, Hollywood, you are identified." "That’s tough."
Fire and Automobile Inaurane«
Beverly, Pasadena and other fa­ said the man. “There's only one
Assorted flavors.
man in town who can identify me
Make Loena and laeue 8urety Bonds
mous southern California cities.
At San Francisco they m ake a and I owe him twenty."—Ex.
KURATLI & WISMER
bight trip through Chinatown, thev
HILLSBORO, OREGON
We will grind it to your taste.
have lunch at the famous Club
Telephone 1891
1236 Second St.
Highlights in
Week's News
Pin Awarding
Friday Night
Express Firm Move
Set on February I
Spinning Wheel
Raided at Tigard sure'
Farm Conference
Scheduled Here
City Sewer Project
Gets PWA O . K.
(Continued (rum pas» It
Kern
Killin' were aw arded the
I contract for the sewer system con­
struction with a bid of $96,090 88
and work must be started by Feb-
. i u.iiy 5 in order to assure the con­
tract W arren Northwest. Inc. was
given the disposal plant contract
with a bid of $44,270.
Application for funds with which
to build the proposed system for
that pai l o f the city not now served
was filed imm ediately after the
local citizens approved the plan by
a two to one vote at a special city !
election October 25. 1935.
the I aickiiunute. the l.af'ieole. Mill
Creek and South Yamhill would
uid In flood control as well as fu r­
nishing a sum m er w ater supply.
member* of Hie com m ittee believe
I ’idk Storiutr Dam s Proposed
DALLAS That Polk county ag­
ricu ltu re would be benefitted by
storage dams placed on the head­
w aters of several rivers of t h e
county is the opinion of the soils ■
and drainage com mittee which is
preparing a report on this subject
to be presented at the county farm
outlook conference Jan u ary III and
17. Storage dams on both forks of
Venetian Theatre
Precinct Numbers
Used First Time
Buried on Friday
^■TEMPIE
■■niisi
R t B ÏÏ
lo te s
19. -
H O IT
T h u rs d a y , F r id a y , S a tu rd a y
A ls o M ic k e y M ouse
t \‘ . A
’’Just a Cold . . ”
but
SEE YOUR DOCTOR
FIRST! You n •' v • r
know what it may de­
velop into, for o n «
thing, and you owe it
to your family, friends
and community to pro­
tect them from infec­
tion.
If your doctor pre­
scribes anything—
whether compounded
or patent medicine—
continue to do t h e
wise thing, come to
KRA.MIKN'S
Palm D rug Store
Prescription Druggists
Phone 206
(Venetian ticket. R B Scott,
Kt. 2, Hiljsborol
Interest Mounting
in Travel Contest
$6.00 Cum. Pfd.
Grand Jury Holds
Four on Charges
a
B E N E F IT
as
Credit Bureaus
ELECTRIC STORE
Final Windup
Washington
County
Museum
and
Historical Association
Bankrupt Sale of Curry Grocery Store
at Prices T hat Will Amaze You
STOMACH ULCERS
BA RG A IN S WE ARE O FFERIN G
LAUNDRY SOAP
JELLO
Too Late to Classify
BIGGER
VALUE
W h e n Y o u B uy
PERFECT
RESULTS
W hen You W ash
w ith O u r
ZENITH ELECTRIC
Washers
CALI, IN TODAY AND SEE
OUR LINE OF WASHERS.
O ur prices will
please you.
. Buy FHA or use our
easy paym ent plan.
Popularity
Contest Votes
BRISTOL
HARDWARE
COMPANY
Beans
Nest door to Venetian theater
Hillsboro
USED CARS
GUERNSEY heifer. Jersey heifer.
and Jersey cow, freshen in three
weeks. — Frank Wilson. F o r e s t
Grove, C urtis Ave. and G reenville
road.
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: FOR SALE Span mules, harness
and wagon; Guernsey cow, com­
ing fresh in a few days. Several
head of horses; colt. 6 m onths old.
—Farm ers' Feed & Sales Stable.
: Phone 244.
49t I
1 9 3 3 C h ev
S edan ..............
1 9 2 8 B u ick
S edan ..............
1 / W
W®
1 92 5 B u ic k
R o a d s te r ...............
PUREBRED Brown Swiss b u l l
calf for sale, or trad e for cow.
—W erner Meier, Rt. 4, Hillsboro:
near Bethany.
49tf
1 9 2 4 F o rd
P a n e l ......................
No Peddlers, etc., signs for sals at
The Argus.
27tf
Room 3
Commercial National Rank Annex
Hudson
-
Willard —
Hour«
9 . 80 a . m to 12 m.
1 :30 p. m t© 8 p. m.
i
I
Terra plane
Mohawk
3pkg.
G a llo n
( 2 g allo n s fo r 2 5 c )
3
f,„fr
z :...c a n ..
Peaches
cans fo r ......
4
K n ig h ts ' C u t M ix e d
N e t 1 2-o z.
«
A v e r, j a r .........
P e r j a r ....................
lt)L
Picket Flour in 49-lb.
sacks. Milled of select­
ed hard wheat.
Fly Spray
S ack f o r ............
Deviled Meat
25c
P in t
Libby’s,
10c
fo r
R e m e m b e r w e d o not g ive you ju s t fe w
re d u c ed to b e lo w cost.
OC
Yes, it’s funny to sell
Fly Spray in January,
but look at the price of
this Standard Oil prod­
uct.
$ J .3 9
19c
25c )
And what a variety—
Red & White, B e s t
Foods, Kraft’s, T e a
Garden and Heinz.
Your choice.
...... 25c
Pickles
19c
JI.OV«
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Venetian Theater
Friday Night, January 31
w e e k -e n d specials. A ll o f th e stock is
Remember the place-The B A N K R U PT CURRY Grocery
S tore 3 23 E. M a in S
Complete Picture
Show
M ustard
Regular 10c pkg.
Blue & White or Gold
Medal with your choice
premium.
1 0-o z...
P e r can
( 2 cans fo r
G e o rg e W a s h in g to n
Flour
Large pkg.
Fountain brand, in rich
syrup. No. 2 > •_» *8
23C
Oats
2 -lb .
13c
17c
Tobacco
25C
3
QUALITY REPAIR WORK
152-158 8. 3rd Ave.
Phon« 21W
Yes, real cider vinegar
in your container.
Condensed.
c a n . lo r
together with
Brillo for your scour­
ing. Less than the price
of two.
Sweet and tender.
Soup
25c
Vinegar
Peas
I. G . A . V e g e ta b le
4
lbs.
Brillo
28c
1 9 2 5 O v e rla n d
$«
T o u rin g ................. J L O
Thomas S. Sholes
FITTED
N o. 5 can
Treat yourself to some
r e a l beans. Libby’s
deep brown
F ifte e n 3 0 x 3 V i
U S E D T IR E S
50c to $ 2 .5 0
EYF.. EAR, NOSE AND TnROAT
SPECIALIST
Staley’s or Amaizo
Golden Table
1 9 2 9 F o rd
$ « RTA
C oupe ............... JL ■
1 9 2 3 F o rd
$<f 0 . 5 0
P ic k u p ...........
H A R R IS O N D. H U G G IN S
M. D.
for .... 28c
Pork & Beans
V
TWO young cows and 2-year-old
heifer, coming fresh in March.
Sell or trade for work horses.—
O'Brien's place, o n Springville
road at Bethany.
49p
Phone«
Residence 2972
Office 2971
4
Syrup
MCA
13c
Lb.
Mason cut green string-
less.
1 93 5 T q rra p la n e
T o u rin g
S edan ..............
$25.00 Reward
I For inform ation leading to convic­
tion of person shooting my Collie
' dog January 22. between 7 and 8
i a. m.—W’. M. Robinson. Telephone
244.
GLASSES
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE
6 piiri 25c
i BED-room suite, ivory dresser and
iron ivory bed. for sale cheap.—
I Phone 1072.
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