Patri* Two
H IL L S B O R O
XHllsbon^Ar g us
Eliminations. Too Bad
ARQUS.
H IL L S B O R O .
OR TO O N
T liiir’if'tv. J a n u a ry 3<>, 19!!6
I he ( ¡reat American I Ionic
sl icked A Cold deck, anil llu -lakes
lip
G m il d iffe re d
W hy noi put it
according Io Ihe faci', sie'' I o ffe re d
W ith Whirl» Is Combined ihe H ill «boro Independent
a s q u a r e d e al a lia lg h l Ini .....
H ill» boro Artois estab. 1094
Hillsboro Independent aetab. 1973
THI-TIS SOMF.
pi „p o s itio n The pi. ei i Wil "> W
M e K IN N B Y A M e K IN N B Y . Publishers
liiat H ad I noi -, ni o lii my papih-
By Hubert Aines Bennett
A lQ P L A N E .I M COD
Published Thursday
Entered as second-class m atte r in ths
fo r I e ro i d. I w o u ld llav e liad no
postoffico at Hillsboro, Oregon
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(W NU Rerviea Copyright l»r
legal c la im Io o lle t lu n ij bai gam
Robert
AiioM
Itaim
att)
pAxG I-? I Al- O F T E N *
W VERNE MeKINNBY
M rs . e . c. mckinney
lu g."
Associate Editor
I
Why er
B ui when I refused
(C o n tin u e d fro m ln«t week 1
y u iir b i m s and von r e to cd mine.
He rubbed in Hie mess mid gavi' \ o u said you p r e t e l l e , i Io play m il
O F F IC IA L N B W K P A F F R O F W A S H IN G T O N CO! \ T Y
ilie weak so lu tio n of potash lye the game."
Selected as Oregon's Beat Weekly Newspa|»er, 19.10
lim e in act A fte r that came the
"M y game,"
G a rth
q u a lifie d ,
Named on A ll-A m erican W eekly Newspaper Eleven, 1910
rin s in g He w ailed out m id
it "not yo llrs II was you and llu x b v
Honorable Mention N ational Editorial Association Newspaper
dow n in the w ilie r up to his neck who thought you had the e.o il
Production Contest, 1934-3’ , and General Excellence, 1933
T im s protected from Hie sw in n
s ta c k e d Io w ill You fancied it a
of stingers, lie stripp ed of om
Snhsrrlption Rates Strictly Cash in Advance
sm e th in g g u n ille "
garm ent at a tim e, washed it ele m
W ithin Washington County
Outside Washington County
Per year
01.&O
V . S . per )-rar
02.00
o f ashes, mid tossed it upon the 1
| "B ill y o u r gm ue" You hail Ilia
Six months
....... ............ S3
Why lin t h llV f
Foreign count rice
3.50
edge of Ilie beach Before cum in,! 1 ll.lt'l •r c h n c h ril
lit ieu it tile r,' a,
out, lie took a lu x u rio u s sw im in suhl ho fit (»nee, oi
M E M B E R Oregon State
¡ the lake when voll tu rn e d t ill'
First Audite«! Paper.
the
clear
r
iv
e
r
water.
Editorial Association ami
t.ihle s on u <* 1 m ie lit huvi» ue
Largest ABC Weekly
Nutionul Editorial Asso
F irst H a m ill and then H uxby 1 repte «I y o u r te rn i * At h-.lH1 we enulil
Circulation in West.
ciation.
ra th e r g in g e rly copied Gat Hi's n ie lli
! huvi» flo w n nut t t »Ret li e r, innteiid
od l ake him . both wound up w Oil
mne th rn iiu h ¿(II tini«* e week
a swim . N e ithe r. however, ven tur I “ Í K«
ef p riv a tio n and b at <Uhi|
ed fill old in to Ilie vast slow flood
last words won an uinu il
T!
of Ilie M ackenzie.
plm iee from G arth.
T he people of O regon to m o rro w have
W illi ilie la n d in g came Ilie n i n i r
"H a rd s h ip p riv a tio n " You mu I
ily T ill1 Olliers ended th e ir bathing
a chance to m ak e a p rogressive ste p in
before G arth, lie tread w id e r Io k n o w sever:,! fe llo w m illio n a ire
th e a d m in istra tio n of th e ir g o v e rn m e n ta l
w a tch them. Both had w ru n g out who call II pi line spoi l Io peU|^J4
is t h e Septem ber p rim a ry proposal,
Ih
e ir clothes mid flu n g them w ell in m il l hi Ihe Inish.”
w
h
ich
has
the
alm
ost
unanim
ous
a ffa irs. T his c a n be b ro u g h t a b o u t th ro u g h
"S p o rt? '1
up ih e beach. The m om ent they
I vote o f the newspapers over the
a fav o ra b le vote on th e p ro p o sal to c h a n g e
"O h. w ell, if you can't see that
splattered ashore. Ihe w a i l i n g
state as w e ll as the leaders of both
swarm s o f blood-suckers buzzed in aide o f It, ju st ice II yo u rs e lf a.
i m a jo r p o litic a l parties.
th e p rim a ry election d a te from M ay to
you wore when 1 had Io hoist yon
Ihe feast.
T ile sales tax. it is p re tty gen
S ep tem b er.
H u x b y cursed, sn itc h e d lip his out of the m onoplane cab in ."
e ra lly conceded, is slated fo r anoth- I
T hat held the m illio n a ire fo r a
er o v e rw h e lm in g detent. O nly th e '
h a lf-d ry rags, and dashed back in.
T he “ frie n d s ” of th e people, w ho a re
to dress un de r w a te r M r H am ill, long mom ent T h e n —
T h is w r ite r w e n t to O S. C. tO. A. C. th e n ' a .o p tim is tic o f the sales tax advo-
opposing th is m easu re, b ra n d it as “ th e rich
“ A d m ittin g how m uch I've bene
however, had no desire to pul on
i cates hold out any hope o f its suc-
m a n ’s la w .” As a m a tte r of fa c t it is ju s t good m any years ago. He p ra ctice d about as severe and these are cou ntin g strongly on j
keu
wet ('lollie s He beat at Ihe zizzling
econom y as everyone in tha t la rge in s titu tio n , the
pests w ith his tu tte ie d uni«>n Hllit G arth, you r methods huvi» iihuie
th e opposite. T h e m an. w ho e n te rs th e p ri firs t tw o years, u n til he found w ays to m ake a l i t G o ve rn o r M a rtin 's eleventh hour
It enabled h im to get in to the 1, rath my fu tu re sou -in -lu w no good A ,
m ary in M ay, n e a rly six m onths a h e a d of tle m ore money. T he firs t year cos’ less than $250 statem ent in support o f the tneas-
er trousei'.'i and c o t « 'ith o llt he- fo r my duughh •i . to 'h Ug .» délit ute
to sw in g the undecided, in
election, has to spend a lot of tim e a n d and his second un d e r $300. His meals cost 3« cents , d ure
mg stung m ore than h a lf a hun i ly n u rtu re d lady in to the d ir t a n d 4
iffe re n t voters in to line.
n day. day a fte r day. th o se firs t tw o years He liv e d
m oney in c re a tin g in te re st in his c a n d i in
1 pt lv dions und dünget s of y o u r ran
d ie d tim es
The proposed c o n s t i t u t i o n a l
an unheated room at $7 a m onth. He d id not
( I 11 " I l ’s m irth wnn m ixed V it ll !1 w ilds
dacy. W hen th e g e n e ra l election com es spend one cent at the m ovies the firs t year. Not am endm ent p e rm ittin g the legis- ■
to rs to f ix th e ir ow n rate o f pay
a d m ira tio n fo r Ihe m ine investoi
"D e lic a te '" G a rth r u t io "D o you
aro u n d m onths la te r, if successful, he has m an y o f the v e ry poorest students nowadays liv e I la
nerve A long w ith th is he fe ll a know of anyone m ore h a rd '1 The
is not expected to pass W h ile most
on
as
lit
t
le
as
he
d
id
then.
So
he
understands
the
to spend still m ore m oney a n d tim e to sell
voters a d m it that the la w m ake rs
glow o f satisfaction over the re po in t io her ease is that she was
pro blem o f the po ore r student fro m personal e x I in th is state are un de r paid they
sults o f w hat his rlgorouN tra in in g o n ly a b u ttle , harsh a llo y
him self all o v er a g a in as in a p e rio d of perience.
Now
do r.ot ta ke k in d ly to the proposal
had done fo r the oner oft m illio n she at least p a rtly tempert*)! in to
m onths th e people can fo rg e t all a b o u t a
The w r ite r paid the fee. and glad ly. He had to
a ire Though s till heavy-set, the tru e steel I had hopes of s t ill In-,,
i to leave the a d ju stm e nt o f th e per
c a n d id a te . T he rich m an. of course, is b e t have some en te rta in m e n t. He cou ld get it at the I diem to those w ho w ill benefit
p o rtly gentlem an had become some te r results fro m tie* both o f you
the lyceum s; one o f the program s was the 'th e re b y .
*
th in g o f m i ath lete in appearance But bate and treach ery blacken the
te r eq u ip p ed to m eet th is do u b le expense o games,
n ly Shakespearean stage p la y he had ever seen,
His fla b b y muscles had been hard blood 11
Vocal sentim ent th ro u g h o u t the
of tw o s e p a ra te c am p aig n s.
C«>mmunicatii'n« to the Ariru*« for
the v e ry best in e n te rta in m e n t and at a price his state seems to be p re tty w e lt d i
T hree outstanding new n o n -flc - cned; Ills loose jo w ls were now
A t the b itte r statem ent, the m il
puhlk'Ation in thim department *hi mid
m
eager
purse
cou
ld
stand.
A
n
d
in
the
retrospect
of
U n d e r th e p roposed c h a n g e th e p ri
vid ed on the student fee b ill
be w ritte n on only <r»ne side of the pa
tio n books now a va ila b le at the firm . Ills pauneh had ilisappeare I lio n a ire flushed w ith anger lie
m ore tha n 15 years since g ra d u a tio n he know s that
per.
Mhould
n«»t
ex«reed
300
words
in
•
•
•
He
was
lean
about
the
waist
mid
p
u
b
lic
lib
r
a
r
y
are
"O
ld
Jules."
m ary and g e n e ra l elections could be ta k e n those e x tra -c u rric u la r a ctivitie s, debates, student
started to tu rn over on his side to
length. an«l m««t be «dtrned by the
by M a n Sundoz; "D isco ve ry," by hips, and full-chested
fro w n id G a rth The m ovent drew
O f the m ore than $32.090 in liq u o r
w rite r. wh<we muit uddre*4 must ae-
in s trid e w ith o u t th e in te rv en in g m onths newspaper, e tc . w ere o f m uch m ore b e ne fit per
"M
y
w
ord,
s
ir,"
G
a
rth
sang
nut
A
d
m
ira
l
B
yrd
,
and
"T
r
a
ilin
g
Cortez
com pany
th e
eon t r ih o . io n.
L e tte ra
tax revenues ju s t d is trib u te d among
G arth's glance Above a clo m p i f
h o ur spent tha n his classroom w o rk.
fo r a let-dow n in public in te re st.
»
h
o
u
ld
be
lu
r
u
e
t
l
in
n
o
t
In
te
r
th
a
n
"yo
u
look
fit
fo
r
the
foo
tb
all
squad
T
h
rou
gh
M
exico,"
by
H
a
rry
F
ranck
w ild i i n ant
It
than ten ,
The fee w ill d riv e no one fro m school. A B ake r O regon counties and citie s by
M i lu iu y m u i c u r lie r i f p<* Hiblc (» p in -
The firs t was A tla n tic M o n th ly's T hat should be w o rth m ori to you ' distant, tie g lim p i it th e 1. p *^pf
O pposition also co n ten d s th a t it is a student at C o rv a llis said in a le tte r to the D em ocrat- S ecretary of State Snell $1031.27 io n * e x p re sse d in th in c o lu m n n re no t
p
rize
n
o
n
-fic
tio
n
book
It
is
a
bi-1
than
a
dozen
p
la
tin
u
m
claim
s
At
H uxbv's hat m il the o iitth ru s t m u z
w ent to W ashington cou nty and its j n « v e v s a rily th«»1*«« (.f th e A n tu * .
tim e w hen fa rm e rs could not g et out fo r H e ra ld the other day th a t most o f the poorer stu several
ography of an A m e rica n by udop- least, you m ig h t toss me my buck
m u n icip a litie s. The co u n ty L
zle o f the autom atic
th e election. T his w ould seem to us to dents are paying the fee now because the y have jobs its e lf shared in the d is trib u tio n to
tion . born in S w itze rla n d , and edit- s k in s '1
A
G a rth ducked fo rw a rd . Ihe
the college and are re q u ire d to. and th a t most
Q uestions U t ilit y Plan
ra te d in m edical
school
Jules
M ellow ed by the bath and sw im pistol blared G a rth pitched dow n
the e xte n t o f $773.28. and the sev- I
hold little w a te r as it is o rd in a rily th e tim e about
of these w ho do n't pay but could, s h ir k th e ir respon
E
d
ito
r
o
f
the
A
rg
il
A
t
the
hear
Sandoz
setteld
in
Nebraska,
de-
1«
a
te
m
po
rary
re
tu
rn
of
frie
n
d
l
nn Ids face. At the «inme In itu n t.
eral citie s and tow ns re re ive d the
w hen county fa irs a re set a n d ta k e th e s ib ilitie s .
fo llo w in g am ounts: Banks, $7.12: in g before the H y d ro e le c tric com te rm in v d to found a co m m u n ity ness, the m illio n a ire chuckled and 1 starti**, 1 by the »hot. M r H a m ill
The support o f these necessary student a c tiv itie s
fa rm e r aw ay fro m his place, a f u r th e r
m
ission
on
the
u
t
ilit
y
d
is
tric
t
S
at
there,
and
pursued
his
visio
n
fo
r
came
dow
n
the
beach
to
flin
g
the
Jerked up on hi 1i elbo « The Inn.;
Beaverton. $38.76: C ornelius. $16.30;
the dem ocratic process of a general fee is sound Forest Grove. $63.32 Gaston. $7.73: urday. in cid e n t to the em barrass fo rty Jem s against staggering odds sodden garm ents out to th e ir own
d istan ce th a n w ould be re q u ire d by a by
r . i .. hnd hidden hlrn H u xb y ro u i 1
and rig h t. T h is b ill does not re q u ire th a t it be c o l H illsb o ro . $103.52; O renco, $1.36; m ent of be in g (topped by the com The book is a v iv id p ic tu re of er. His lo ite rin g a fte rw a rd s may . not h.Tre kno w n
that In
p ir t in i
sh o rt tim e out to visit th e polls in his dis lected. I t leaves th a t to the regen’ s, w ho can and
have
been
fo
r
H
u
xby.
Yet
he
went
m
ission
on
account
o
f
exceeding
my
A
m
e
rica
n
pioneer
experience.
ng ho clos<p be«lide G a rth
Sherwood. $13.01: T u a la tin . $6.58.
a
tric t.
doubtless w i ll w a ive it in th e case c i any w ho are The a p p o rtio n m e n t is made on a tim e, I in a d v c rtin g ly read section
B y rd gives an account of the i b®ck to the dead fin s w ith G arth,
In th e e xe ltem r nt of ttie moment
a c tu a lly un ab le to pay So th e re w i ll be no serious p o p u la tio n basis.
54 o f the o rig in a l b ill w h ich was second A n ta rc tic
e xp e d itio n
1 n w hen the engineer m utered some- In, must have thought he had missed
S e p te m b e r p rim a rie s sh o u ld , in o u r hardship,
and the unfairness o f m a k in g students who
w o th in g about h a vin g dropped his ¡h is k ill and that G a rth was bound
e lim in a te d in the p rin te d b ill.
"D is c o v e ry ." T h is and the
hum ble opinion, be w elcom ed by th e peo pay v o lu n ta r ily c a rry the load fo r others w ho should
I intended to read section 34 of o th e r books, “ S k y w a rd ” and " L it tle penknife.
I lug up again lie in s ta n tly pulled
Here's
som ething
m ore to . w . o rry i the b ill, w h ic h reads "T h e board
ple of O regon in th a t less tim e is given pay and now do n't w i ll be rem edied.- -B a ke r D em o about
.
. .
, .
A m e rica '' give 11 com plete account 1 A . the tw o disappeared over Ihe the trig g e r a second tim e K n o c k -
A
group
of
ta
x
experts
have
,
and c0„
cra
t-H
e
ra
ld
.
top
o
f
the
ice-gouged
bank,
H
u
xb
y
of
his
e
xp
e
d
itio
n
s
F
ra
n
ck's
book
o r cause to
' ed over by the shock o f the b u lle t,
over to th e n a tu ra l u n re st of election. It
ju s t discovered w h e t they regard
j e v je(j
and collected taxes fur is about nn a u tom ob ile t r ip p a rtly sprang to open the w o lfs k in kn a p I the m illio n a ire spra w le d across the
las an othe r serious fla w in the old the purpose o f c a rry in g
w ould en c o u ra g e m any to o ffe r th em selv es
sack.
F
rom
it
he
snatched
out
a
the
re
tra
c
in
g
Cortez's
route.
T
he
book
on
, fla re ld body o f f'.a rtb
age pension b ill as amended by ¡op era tions and pa vin g the
fo r o ffice w ho a re now d isc o u ra g ed by
obliga- has 67 re p ro d u ctio n s o f photographs piece of ran cid bear-cub fat. a c lip
Even as the roar o f the second
the rece nt special session. T h w is | , jons of , he d i p '
T
w
o
good
fic
tio
n
hooks
arc
“
Last
o
f
pistol
cartridges,
and
his “ lo st" shot dinned In Ills ears, th e k ille r
ih e long an d expensive c a m p a ig n s th a t
i m TkZ'r' Otdhein;,cthC prr°'.'*sion fw h ic S ! the* s a m e 'th in g ’ th a t th e ‘ ta x p a y e r’
C iv ilia n ." by Ernst Glaeser. story autom atic,
•saw w hat he bail (Inn,- The pistol
a re necessary. It will m ak e fo r g r e a te r
makes the act o p era tive i f and
be ro m pt.n ed t(>
’
W ith s w ift, pu rpo seful m o v e dropped from his paralyzed hand
¡w h en federal funds are a va ila b le , pense , )f , h(. distric1 inP , ; d l
thc o f G erm any and the Nazi d o ctrine ;
resp o n sib ility th ro u g h s tre n g h te n in g th e
ments.
he
rubbed
the
fat
on
the
and
"V
ic
to
rio
u
s
F
ra
y
,"
by
John
S A LE S T A X O PPOSED
l ie stiffe n e d , reel on his knees Io
0,d age. assistance in th is state bonds w h ich m ay b
t | .d ¡7
, M asefield, a good sea story
ru sty pistol and began w o rk in g the glare at th a t upperm ost body It
p a rty lineup. It w ill e lim in a te th e m ali
E d ito r of th e A rg u s —O n J a n u a ry 31, the voters
Defeat o f the sales tax. these ex-
id „
, h„ in
f th e d is tric t
If
you
are
interested
In
the
read
m
echanism
It
jam
m
ed
repeatedly
d id not move.
cious c a n d id a te , w ho r a th e r th a n e n te r th e o f O regon at a spec, il election w i ll be called upon peris p o in t out w il eave Oregon ; Thp f j r , t b„ , rd beconM.s a co
in g course service o ffe re d by the But us the sunm elti d fat -.naked
B e fo re he could recover his w its
to m atch U ncle S am : | ation. subject
,1 , . and , em pow ered by
p rim a ry co n test goes in to th e ra c e to ta k e fo r the th ir d tim e in th re e years to rccep t o r re je ct w ith _. o u „ t funds
the
rust,
the
action
bntam
e
norniul.
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.
.
.
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mujuv
.
aim
,
uip-o
vt-ie
ii
ov
O
regon
State
L
ib
r
a
ry
ask
to
see
I i l i t h b u r ' se re in im t fro m m
a sales tax. I f the acceptance o r re je c tio n o f th is
e. nn a ll taxes, laws and
and powers given 1 the pam phlet lis tin g courses,
a d v a n ta g e o f a n d h e a p abuse on th o se m easure w ere m e re ly a decision as to w h e th e r o r funds ? a va •, ila b A. le .. * u n ...
S till q u ic k yet u n h u rrie d , he
pi ll ,- th icke t H a lf < lad w, t
t il th is s itu a -j to o th e r
h * ‘ 1
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loaded the e lip in to the ho llo w fly in i' she da -lie d fo rw a rd to flwn:
w ho m ak e a f a ir run.
not w e desire a sales ta x the discussion w o u ld de
A
M w r t M a ta to N e « L m m F a rm e r
b
u
tt
and
slid
ba
rk
the
ou
ter
ba
rrel
h e r-e lf down on her bare knees be-
m and a considerable d iffe re n t argum ent, b u t some the act can not become opera tive
t h e i,le her fa th e r U n d e r the p a rtly
boards. A p p o in t a secretary out
E U G E N E C o u n ty Agent O. S to th ro w a c a rtrid g e In to
th in g m ore fu n d a m e n ta l is in volve d.
breech.
side
the
board
at
any
sa
la
ry
the
tch hcr
e r re ce n tly ass,sled
n -.iste d S .1
J Su
ul-
washed o ff coat o f m osq uito dope,
w h ic h the special
f F le
Icte
l-
A re w e to adhere to the p rin c ip le o f the state a p p ro p ria ation
ti
As was of course to be expected his face was the same sa llo w gray
‘‘,r t u Ia w ‘ llv u n . a new com er fro m C a lifo rn ia ,
su p p ly in g old age assistance necessitating local ta x session attem pted to tra n sfe r to '
L
ilit
h
H
a
m
ill
liarl
not
return
ed
l x Pt n ?*
taxpayers p, w o rk in g out a cro p p in g system
as G arth's
ation. o r are we to advance to a ne w e r ord e r and d i general r e lie f w ill be susoended in I * 1.
O ld n o t
a v n iln h t? f,- - n n v . a ?
Question of the le g a lity fo r the HXXI-acre fa rm he has pur-
from her ow n d ip and wood ashes
pu
She lo o k ed up, h e r eyes black
rect th e n a tio n a l governm ent to enact a u n ifo rm
tra n s it and not a v a ila b le fo r any 1 o f the bond issue to be paid out
C o n g ra tu la tio n s a re d u e th e M cM inn and
la
u
n
d
e
rin
g
G
a
rth
s-it
dow
n
beside
I chased near Cottage G rove. Re-
w ith h o rro r H u xb y had risen to
e q u ita b le old age pension system " The program
purpose and the en’ ire burden of n f r - 'i i n t v f u n d <
the
tin
cup
and
litt
le
a
lu
m
in
u
m
pot
ville T elep h o n e-R eg ister,
his feet, lie was advancing, once
proposed un de r the present plan is fo r the several
, - w hich , h a s , been
-
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e pensions will be 1
,
m end a r ip In the le ft leg of m ore cool. She flu n g out a fo r
aw arded the silver loving cup for h a v in g states to adopt c<tain principles and to match fed- back onto the counties under the *.2 . . L , c<
tarm outlook conference 1ire 4«1 to
his
b
u
c
k
s
k
in
trousers
fun ds in o rd e r to share in th e benefits o f a act of 1933. A n o th e r school o f 1 / '
*,n7 lu rn satne o v J*r t(? the peeled to aid newcom ers as w e ll
b id d in g hand
been selected as O re g o n ’s best w eekly n eral
S till in a frie n d ly mood, but w ith
a tio n a l act. T h is plan req uire s a board o r bureau thought, how ever, holds th a t fed-1
,.A ?
‘Jr,>
. Un.<, "
uond ¡as present fo rm e r in p la n n in g th i
"S to p ' Keep aw ay! You m u rd e r
n e w s p a p e r in 1935. T his is th e second e f considerable size fo r the ra is in g o f funds and its eral funds fo r old ago pensions w ill j
shrew
d
ca
lcu
la
tio
n
In
his
eyes.
M
r
e r!"
r j «,°n ,lx
; r S lll:,rlt"4 not j most p ro fita b le systems fo r th e ir
H
a
m
ill
stretched
out
on
his
track
5
p y i d a \ a n d i xp ciM
co n d itio n !.
(T o l»e continued 1
tim e th e M cM innville p a p e r, p u b lish e d by a d m in is tra tio n , as w e ll as a state setup of s im ila r become "a v a ila b le " to O regon ju s t
in the long grass beside G arth
. tio »
n is , a u j - 1 A ll , la b o r m ust be paid on u n io n |
Lars B lad in e and hi3 son J a c k , have w on proportions. A d u p lic a tio n o f boards o r agencies is 1 as soon as the a p p ro p ria
d is tric t o r a seven-county d is tric t.
“ W ell, young man. it appears that
"Hastus. w ot am a s k e le k e n ""
e n t and th ro u g h o u r past experiences the ra is - tho rized regardless o f th e in a b ility
. '
th is honor. W ith o u t q u estion th e h o n o r e in vid
the game is played out The Joke
"A skeleken am bones w ld a ll
g o f state revenue in ever in cre a sin g am ounts w i l l of th is state to ta ke advantage o f
. . .
j ..
. i > .
,
on
us
is
that
you
bail
the
cards
s
th
is
self
appointed
board
the
great
o
r
tow
n
as
the
u
n
it
O
B
Bennett
de people scraped o ff " Ex.
w as tru ly deserv ed as th e T elep h o n e- be necessary.
the fed eral c o n trib u tio n , and th e re p o w e r given to th is board by th e ! *” ' ' 1
R eg ister is an o u tsta n d in g w eekly new s-
T here is no question but th a t a s '.ric tly n a tio n a l fore. the act w ill become "e ffe c tiv e "
b ill W hat I am asking o f the com
p a p e r in a s ta te w h ere good n e w sp a p e rs syst.em o f pensions w o u ld be m ore econom ical and if r.ot "o p e ra • tiv e • ." •
m ission is to arrange so tha t the
School S p irit
__u . . .
. l
H 5
u n ifo rm , and w o u ld e lim in a te th e necessity f o r ad-
Co-operate W ith
Help« to Make
Your llilh l
a re th e ru le r a th e r th a n th e exception, d itio n a l local taxes. O regon w o u ld b e n e fit g re a tly
Em ployes o f m u n ic ip a l corp ora vo te in W ashington county may be
n
B
etter
School
New« S ta ff
A rriv a l of th e firs t born son to M r. a n d by 0 s tr ic tly n a tio n a l pension pla n in th a t many- tions do n o t come un d e r the pro- on the question of a local county
Change Primary Time
St ate Capital
N ew s Letter
Som e c a n d itla li s in th e “ llill.-boro M er
c h a n ts ' P o p u la rity C o n te sts” have had to
be e lim in a te d b ecau se of being ineligible
u n d e r th e ru le s as idearly p rin te d w ith the
a n n o u n c em e n t of th e contests. In fairness
H V A
I . I 1 N D It E C X
to tin* sponsors, th e c a n d id a te s , the ju d g e s
a n d th is n e w s p a p e r it is nece- ary to a d
h ere to th e r u b s .
In terest in E lection
To e lim in a te anyone from th e p ro s
L ig h t: C h an g e in
pects of w inning such an e n jo y a b le an d
P rim ary G ains
w o rth w h ile p riz e is no easy m a tte r for the
ju d g e s and those in c h a rg e . It ini' lit even
be likened to th e fat Iter, w ho in pun ish C A l.E M Except fu r those a c tiv e ly
i iin g or opposing the meas
ing his child fo r being n a u g h ty , sa y s: ures -u p on p o the
stale b a llo t little in te r
“ T his h u rts me w orse th a n it does you. est is being m uuifesed in Friday •
so n ."
special election according to re- J
O ne. w ho stood well up in th e contest, ports rea ching Sa'etn fro m over
the slate Based upon these reports
h ad to be cut o tt th e list because of being and
the heavy slu m p in re g istra - I
too y o u n g u n d e r th e ru les, w hich c learly lions p o litic a l obseivers pre dict a
sta te th a t th e c a n d id a te m ust bo an un lig h t vote, pro ba bly not m ore than
the 233.423 east in the last special I
m a rrie d w om an b etw een th e ages of IS election
in May. 1934. when fiv e
and 30. A n o th e r rule e lim in a te d tw o girls measures w ent up lo r considers- j
b e c a u s e o f t h e provision th a t em ployes or tion.
re la tiv e s of em ployes of sponsors a re in- ' , O n ly one of the fo u r measures on
F rid a y's ba llo t is given m ore t h in
eligible.
an even break fo r approval T hat
¡CAUGHT IN
THE WILD
IT-
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s r
What Other Editors Say
Once "Poorer" Student Testifies
Public Forum
Library Adds
to Non-Eiction
Public Forum
Honors Deserved
J ,,
Mrs. J a c k B iadine J a n u a r y 23 should in
sure co n tin u ed high s ta n d a rd s i n O
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n r
ur
n eig h b o rin g n e w sp a p e r.
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Take Exception
M illions of A m ericans, w ho lean to
D
,
, . .
.
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Ine K oosevelt a d m in istra tio n in th e belief
th a t it is o u r best p ro tectio n fo r A m erican
n r in r in lp q a n d i n a t i tn t i n n e
w ill M b n
p rin cip les and institu tio n s, Mill ta k e ex-
1 e p i i o n 10 A I b m ith S d ire c t c h a rg e th a t
th e p re se n t a d m in istra tio n is com m unistic
T hey are p e rh a p s ju st as in tellitrent have
m a t <><,
, J
.11. as m uch h e a rt and fe e lin g fo r th e ir
fellow m en, and ju s t as p a trio tic as th e
“ H a p p y W a rrio r” claim ed to be in his
n n n - n a t ie I
« „n , n
u
a
? ta j, f L*h«lTy league ta lk . I e rh a p s Sen-
a to r B yrnes IS rig h t w hen he says th e N ew
Y o rk er c a n ’t seem to fo rg e t th e C hicago
r o n v p n tin n
und fh-.E »4+U...1
•
6
c o n \e n tio n and th a t his a ttitu d e is a case
of so u r g rap es. Roosevelt, it will be re
m em bered, nom inated S m ith in 1928 a n d
gave him th e title of th e “ H a p p y W a r
rio r.”
in other P3rts of ,he n a tion
Spend
■
“ their
;
. decIinin8 years,
w o u ld relocate here to
and our pension costs
w o u ld be borne to a large e x te n t by the populated
sections o f the in d u s tria l east.
T h e re je c tio n o f th is sales ta x m easure w i ll
not leave the state w ith o u t a pension la w as the
1933 la w w i ll s t ill p re v a il. I t is tru e th a t the same
forces w h o w ere able to in v o lv e us in a special
election and have th e sales ta x m easure placed on
?h e - b a llo t w ere suc« s s fu i b y th e ir t r ic k y m ethods
in d iv e rtin g the one m illio n d o lla rs a p p ro p ria te d by
the 1935 re g u la r se- i -n fo r old age a.• • . tance to u n -
en'P lo y ed re lie f and th e re b y leave th e old age pen-
tio n iu n d w ith o u t means, b u t a re v ie w o f facts w ill
reveal th a t an othe r special session o f the le g .-la tu re .
ho w e ver d ista steful, w i ll cost th e people o f O regon
Considerable less than the th re e o r fo u r m illio n d o l-
,lars which WOmid
y e a rly by th is sales
measure. T h is do ts not ta ke in to consideration
the in convenience and cost o f exp e n sive reco rd keep-
iHg systems to business In s titu tio n s and farm ers
u -.W ith d ire c t Pr.0? erty ,axfS- inCf)mo
taxes- in-
h e ritan ce taxes, g ift taxes, excise taxes, fees,
li-
censes, and a score of oth er special taxes, tog ether
w ith o u r near ra c k e t o f fines, a ll fo r the ra is in g of
sta,e revenuc-
w o u ld seem to be f o lly to impo.-e
" j ust an othe r ta x ” on th e people o f O regon.—E. L.
ROSS. R epresentative W ashington C ounty,
A rg u s of J a n u a r y 20, 1921
L eg islato rs should have m ore pay p er
d a y f o r th e ir w ork a t Salem , b u t th e con-
. .. . . .
,
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stltu tio n a l a m e n d m en t to be voted Upon
to m o rro w to p e rm it th e leg islato rs to fix
th e ir ow n com pensation h as little chance
t
Ao
4. *
•
tiia n c e
OI success. A tte m p ts to increase th e pay
th ro u g h o th e r m easures in th e past have
been re p e a te d ly reb u ffe d . It strikes us th a t
a d e c e n t leg islativ e w age w ould be a
good in v e stm e n t fo r th e state. The room
r e n t o fte n c h a rg e d th e solons is m ore th-in
th e ir d a ily r a te o f pay.
1
T h e s u p re m e c o u rt has held th a t th e
p ro c e sso rs sh o u ld have th e m oney re
tu rn e d to th e m t h a t w as held up in co u rt
p e n d in g d ecision on th e constitutionality
o f th e A A A . W hy sh o u ld these firm s, w ho
h a d p a sse d it on to th e co n su m er,'receiv e
it b a c k ? If it sh o u ld go back to anyone
it sh o u ld be th e c o n su m e r and w ouldn’t
t h a t be a w h a le o f a jo b to g et th e tax
b a c k in to th e o rig in a l h a n d s ?
State suprem e c o u rt upholds P u b lic S ervice corn-
^ P o w e r ’“ °f CUy °f Hi,,SbOr° againSt N°rth
-—— •
com pany çn g ro un d th a t state alone
bas po w e r to re g u la te and m ake rates,
Chance seen to m ake H ills b o ro fam ous as sm all
fruitc5??le»r;
„
S tith M . C hapm an o f H ills b o ro fa ta lly in ju re d
when s tru c k by a u to m o b ile d riv e n by D r. J. O. Robb
Saturday.
E m il 1 K u r a tli elected pre sid ent H ills b o ro N a-
tio n a l bank.
C o rn e liu s post o ffic e becomes fo u rth class office,
D o ro th y W ism er. gu ard on ....................................
H ilh i g ir ls ’ ba sketba ll
,L‘am ’ suf-fers broken a rm and in ju r e d spine in game
against B eaverton girls.
L t. Ross A. D ie rd o rff, son o f M rs. Em m a D ie r-
d o rff, aw arded N a vy Cross fo r h e ro ic a ctio n at tim e
U. S. S. Shaw and B ritis h ship co llid e .
H ills b o ro A rg u s and Forest G ro v e N ew s-T im es
named co u n ty o ffic ia l papers.
F red B oyd in s ta lle d com m ander o f Spanish W ar
Veterans.
A rg u s of F e b ru a ry 1, 1906
R alls fo r 1G m ile:; of new e le c tric lin e fro m P o rt
land to H ills b o ro and Forest G rove ordered.
M e m o ria l sha ft erected to m em o ry o f la te C on
gressman T. H. Tongue.
C itize n s ru s tlin g fo r c ity park. P e titio n re c e iv in g
m an y signatures. C o m m itteem en are F. M . H eidel,
A. C. Shute. D r. Tam iesie, D. W. B ath, G eorge H.
W ilc o x and W. O. Donelson,
I Visions o f the new unemployment
(compensation
• . . . act. areording
, .
. " . to . - ,
ruling by the com m ission. M u n ic ip a l
corp ora tions, the com m ission e x
plains,
includes counties, cities,
school d is tric ts and tow n s; m u n ir-
1 ip a llv ow ned w a te r lig h t and pow
er plants; irrig a tio n , drainage, po rt
and peoples’ u t ilit y districts.
org an " since
discon
o i s c o o u tinue
o u e u d
j , — Webb.
Jesse
Webb,
derer, several
George
"L e n d a H a n d " was
w a ith
in i the
n e p pardon
ar,
of
P
I ’o o r rtla
tl n d
year ago.
M .* A lt k ’ n o f
G arden
H ilhi News
E d ite d
by
Hi!l«l»«>ro
Motor Generator
B U 1 ,t
School
Editor
U nion
■111.Ill
...
llu - h
.s i
N E W S K T A IF
Ann M u n krM
A M iatnnt Editors
lent
Try-Square Club
Starts on House
*
*
Home, state senato, fro m Wash-
A ' " ‘w m otor generator set fo r
Senior d iv is io n of the T ry -S q u a re
Mnry Caldwell, Joy Foelker, end La-
Ing to n county, is not a candidate 1,1,1 st hool was b u ilt last week by
C lu b met T hu,..day aftern oon a fte r
Verne Abeadroth
fo r a state jo b he declared on a M r G oodm an and M r. R om ig An
the exams were over, and started
AthleUrs Raymond Lair. Esecutive
v is it to Salem th is week. A itk e n oId n,1,° «cn e ra to r was used w ith a
con stru ction on th e ir house.
C,m orii Irm ul Trank. Club Representa
O tto H a rtw ig , fo rm e r m em ber o f
1-6
horse
pow
er
A.
C
m
otor.
T
h
t
tiv e * Philo. Ilnsel Churrhley ,
d ir i
A t 6 o'clock the boys w ent to the
the In d u s tria l A ccid en t com m ission was at one tim e understood to be o u tp u t Is about 20 amperes nt 10
Reserves, Jean Anne Connell ; Senate,
school cafe te ria where a pot luck
is now em ployed by the new U n seeking the post o f safety engineer v o lt d ire c t cu rre n t
M anrlee Peerenhoom ; Itine II , Elman
dinner, prepared by am ateur cooks,
Srhulm erleh ;
lll- Y , Tom Stretcher;
em p lo ym e nt Com pensation com m is w ith the In d u s tria l A ccid en t com
T h e set w ill be used in the .shop
was enjoyed.
Tri-S q uare, Harold Meyer.
sion as a p u b lic re la tio n s man. m ission. He in dica ted tha t he e x o r e le c tro p la tin g and in the physics
A fte r the d in n e r the m em bers
Advisor
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Miss Pearl A lim
con tacting em ployers o f la b o r and pected to become a candidate fo r
la
b
o
ra
to
ry
fo
r
experim
ents,
w
here
were jo in e d b y the ju n io r d iv is io n
e x p la in in g to them the provisions an othe r term in the senate, « h ere , d ire c t c u rre n t is needed.
The rest o f the evening was spent
of the new act. H a rtw ig , a re p u b li because o f hts a lph abe tical classi
Editorial
The cost was about $0 o r a
in w o rk in g on the b u ild in g s Both
can and fo r m any years a leader fic a tio n . he has been t h e “ hell saving o f about 80 per cent of the
It seems th n t Ihe com m ent on the
now have foundation,
In the ra n ks o f organized la b o r in w e th e r" d u rin g recent sessions, lead cost of a new m achine i f purchased im p ro ve d pep at the basketball b u ild in g s
sills and Joists com pleted.
th is state, was replaced on the in g o ff on a ll r o ll calls.
games
was
n
b
it
previous.
A
t
any
com plete.
• • •
accident com m ission by J. C. Joy
rate som ething happened. It
is
Miss Brogden A dvisor
George G. B row n, w h o has re
o f P o rtla n d about a m o n th ago.
m ore than a little em barrassing to
Miss V irg in ia Bregden was chos
• • •
Ilo w to M ake a Teacher
signed as c le rk o t the state land
have a ha n d fu l of students across en advisor for the Sub Deb clu b
1. is the
Select a young and pleasing per- the gym fa ir ly m ake the ra fte rs Mrs. M e firs t organized th e clu b
The lo ng predicted re tire m e n t of board e ffe c tiv e A p r il
Jack E. A lle n o f Pendleton as state oldest em ploye o f the state in p o in t | so n a lity; tr im o ff a ll m annerism s rin g w h ile we tim id ly o ffe r up a and has served us a d viso r fo r three
liq u o r a d m in is tra to r w ill m a te ria l o f continuous service. B row n fir s t ! o f voice, dress, o r de po rtm e nt; pour whispered cheer. It is the d u ty of years, lin t her m any duties eom-
ize F rid a y afternoon. A lle n ’s resig entered the service o f the state over it a m ix tu re of equal parts of the y e ll leaders to Insp ire school pelled tier Io resign. The club's
nation was announced in P ortla nd back in 1895, n e a rly 41 years ago. the w isdom o f Solomon, the c o u r s p irit and the d u ty o f every student purpose com bines social enjoym ent
• • •
■ Saturday. A. K. M cM ahan, c h a ir
age o f young David, the streng th of to leave h im se lf open fo r in s p ir and personal im p rovem e nt. The
man of the liq u o r c o n tro l board,
The bu dg etary c o n tro l a u th o rity Samson, and the patience of Job, ation. S om ew here someone has " fa ll- members ure now stu d y in g p a rlia
| la te r declared th a t A lle n 's r e tir e vested in G o ve rn o r M a rtin and his season w ith the salt o f experience, on dow n on the J o b " Do you th in k
m en ta ry law. It is i.n independent
m ent was p u re ly v o lu n ta ry .
budget d ire c to r by the le g isla tu re the pepper o f an im a tion, the o il it is a disgrace to open y o u r m outh organization, but the m em bers are
A lle n , w h o became liq u o r ad o f 1935 was p u t in to e ffe ct th is o f sym pathy, and a dash o f hum or; and ye ll? Do you y e ll leaders feel high school girls.
m in is tra to r last A p r il is u n d e r week. Heads o f a ll state in s titu stew fo r about fo u r years in a hot it is below y o u r d ig n ity to 'g o in to
stood to have been rea dy to step tions, departm ents, boards and com classroom, testin g occasionally w ith action at the games? We gave you
Take Magazines
*
out o f the p ic tu re in O ctober be m issions were s u p plied w ith "fo rm s ” the fo rk of c ritic is m th ru s t in by a th<' ofice and we tru ste d you to
Magazines w h ich have been sub
cause o f lack o f ha rm on y w ith in on w h ich to m ake m o n th ly rep orts p rin c ip a l or a superintendent. When pe rfo rm it w e ll. H ow m uch longer scribed to by the school lib r a r y are:
the liq u o r co n tro l organization. He o f a ll e xp en ditu re s tog ether w ith don(1 to a lu r n . garnish w ith a do you intend to be tra y that tru s t" Asia, N a tion al G eographic, Good
was persuaded to re ta in his post estimates o f a n ticip a te d exp en di- sm a,l sa la ry and serve hot to the Let y o u r conscience and y o u r Housekeeping. Scribner's, Reader's
at th a t tim e and la te r w hen he lu res fo r the com ing m onth. .State | c o m m u n ity. -"T h e A m e rica n Tcach- school p rid e be yo u r guide fo r once. Digest, A tla n tic , Physical C u ltu re
was urged to resign refused to re official.s con fro nted w ith the new
and American Boy. U p u n til last,
lin q u is h his position u n t il such system fo r re g u la tin g and sup ervis
year there were no magazines nt
Rooks Added
tim e as he could do so v o lu n ta rily . in g state expenditures,
Strange As It Seems
declared
R ecently a n iim b ri o f new books a ll In the lib ra ry .
• • •
th a t it w o u ld in v o lv e m uch a d d i
Pat H u n t has not been ta rd y since | have been added to the school l i
M aterial improvement in the em- tio n a l labor and in some instances the new year
Plan i i i i i i i C ra fe re n cc
b ra ry. These books w ere c a re fu lly
ployment situation in Oregon is in- necessitate the em p lo ym e nt o f an
A num ber o f G ir l Reserves have
A ce rta in boy in school has in chosen by the members o f the fac
illc a trd by the sem i-annual rep ort a d d itio n a l cle rk.
his possession s ix o f Goody':; p re u lty and consist o f o n ly the best been w o rk in g v e ry hard th is lust
• • •
o f the In d u s tria l A cc id e n t com
week p re p a rin g decorations fo r the
cious hairs. ’T w o u ld be dangerous q u a lity .
Salem conference banquet. The con
m ission w h ich shows an increase of
Senator Peter Z im m e rm a n
of to m ention his name
ference is In be Jan ua ry 31, F e b ru
13 per cent in w o rk days and 17
Y a m h ill county, «h i.se d is tric t was
H e rb M un kres is going to p lay
S tudent Body has Balance
per cent in p a yrolls fo r the last c u t out fro m under h im w hen the a v io lin solo at at assembly pro-
2. A b o u t 12 g irls from H ills b o ro
T reasu rer W illia m
A llis o n r e ary
w ill attend.
s ix m onths o f 1935 as eom parrd I le g isla tu re took W ashington and gram in the near fu tu re .
ports a balance on hand in the
w ith the same perio d in 1934.
Y a m h ill c o u n tirs out o f the tw eu
Leonard Pesehka has become ln - student body treasu ry o f $350.27.
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Mrs. H a rold W illia m s, nee F lo r
ty -fo u rth d is tric t, is understood to terested in Shakespeare,
ence Logan, visite d the high school
The fir s t issue o f a n e w m on th - be f lir t in g w ith the no tion o f com-
M ary's dog has not been to v is it
E n te rta in s P liiln s
T hursday. She lives at A u ro ra , and
ly p u b lica tio n to be edited i * in - 'i n g out as an independent eandi- : ch.Jol lately.
M a rjo rie M eek en te rta in e d P hilo
mates o f th e state prison w ill b e I date fo r congress. Senator B yro n
S 'n lle y was once a teacher’s pet. g irls at n p n rty nt her home W ed says th a t farm s in thnt, v ic in ity are
hard to obtain because o f the m any
o ff the pre
s h o rtly a fte r the fir s t G. C a rne y of M ilw a u k ie and Hen-
Ma te r V. J E. P h e lp s w ill ren- nesday evening.
| new-eom ers fro m »be m id d le west.
o f 1 o b i iiai y. Ih e name o f the new a lo r C o rtis I). S trin g e r of Lebanon der a vocal • olo at the assembly's
Miss Fort, Miss Nex. M iss M e-
p u b lic a tio n w ill be Shadows and are am ong the dem ocrats m e n
am a te ur program .
Mis.s Brondbent's A m erican
Donald and Mrs A b ra h a m enjoyed
its e d ito i w ill be H ugh 1) A u t r e - . tinn ed as prospective candidates lo r
E lm an
S c h iilm c ric h
looks
as to ry classes are w o rk in g on nn O his-1
re- a
m eat, young« t o f the three b ro th - the congressional nom in ation . A ll though he's losing some pounds gon p ro je ct w h ich w ill be on dis-1 Jacob"™ , n e e ' ' L l l l i | i e 1’ I I Í m e ( ^ ? w , ,,
ei
’tow e rv in g life term s in the three are advocates o f the T o w n - W hat's there to w o r iy about, S chu l- play in the m usic room, F ebru ary 21 h e r b e n ,,. ,,, the c o u n try T I,u r'd .,V W
p e n ite n tia ry here fo r the m u rd e r J send old age pension plan, as also m erich?
A rticle s, w uch were earned across
M i , E rm in e R ennalls'has r e tu r n -
o f fo u r men in connection w ith the ' Is James W. M ott, Incum bent and
In both b a ske tb a ll games H ilh i
S iskiyo u tra in ro b b i ry in 192.3. T h e |a candidate to succeed h im se lf on came out vic to rio u s last F rid a y the plain s to Oregon and those to ed to school a fte r an absence of
be constructed by the class, w ill be tw o m onths on account o f typ h o id
prison has been w ith o u t a "house the re p u b lica n tic k e t.
n ig h t.
in clu d e d in the e x h ib it.
fever.