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is & & 30 Correspondents— W rite District News Every Wi ck Inr b m i' Pleusure. ï ,♦ One of Two— Argus 1 of 2 Weekly ABC Members in West W ith Wl lith is Combined the I lillsboro Independent V o lu m e 12. N o. 51 Hlllaboro Independent Katabliahctl 1H73 H illsboro, O n /o n . T h u i ’ February 6, 1936 Hillsboro Argua Established 1894 Two Sections, Fourteen Pages Pay Officers Wreck Friday Last Day to Make Revenue Law City Council C H ity y d M ra ust Farm Report n t R ental P a rty P la n s of Grand Jury C ourt Declares Qse Nominations for Contests Shows Yield Would Curb Meets Defeat Gaston Q uartet Standing Today PEP Activity Here Friday Raid Victims Travel Contests Must be Big R l'to lu tio ll Passed E x ten sive > A g a in s t C h an g es in H ills b o ro C h a rg e . . . L o n k in g C o st ------------------- _ . F o rw a rd O w n e rs h ip B o o st to Damuges to ta lin g , w ith p rin c ip a l, F o u r Gaston youths m ig h t have I interest and costs n e a rly $7000, were been sin g in g th a t old bar room bal- I assessed against the c ity o f H ills lad. ‘'G lorio us! One keg of beer i boro in a ju d g m e n t handed dow n am ong the fo u r o f us,” but John I th is week lay the d is tric t federal C onnell, sh e riff, and his deputies, co u rt in the su it b ro u g h t by the sounded a sour note and p u t the ' ______ O regon-W ashington W ater S ervice q u a rte t out o f business. company. A l l R e fe rre d M ea su re s G e t T lx ; w hole a ffa ir began when the S p in n in g W h e e l C re w H e ld The suit was bro ug ht to collect youths made plans fo r a p a rty, so , R o ug h T r e a tm e n t at $8814 in h y d ra n t rentals, w h i c h th e o ffic e rs say. b u t th e y s lip p e d | fo r In v e s tig a tio n o f H ills b o ro has refused to pay since wh< n th e keg o f beer was re m o v e d V o te rs ’ H a n d s A c tiv itie s 1033 whon vigorous protests were w ith o u t perm ission fro m the back- i made by the c ity to the w a te r com I room of the K id d restaurant at pany con cern ing fa ilu re o f w a te r Gaston. The beer was found in a ; stra w stack near Gaston, the o f - ' pressure in the c ity . J flee ts reported. In defense o f the suit, P. I, Pat- terson, c ity attorn ey, argued thu t N ow the o ffice rs are seeking fu ilu ru of the com pany to m uin- ' three youths alleged to have fle d la in pressure was a v io la tio n o f L a rg e s t V o te Cast A g a in s t fro m th e ir com forta ble Gaston fire - J u d g m e n t G iv e n G ro n e r Co. franchise. Tests w ere made In N o | sides. w h ile George B arker, the L ev y on Sales vem ber, before the opening of the in D a m a g e A c tio n fo u rth m em ber o f the alleged qu a r- I le t is un de r arre st fo r bu rg la ry. tria l, w h ic h disclosed th a t t h e pressure d o w n to w n was 74 pounds O tto W ism er, H ills b o ro vin e ya rd W ashington county, lik e the re- W ith the exception o f tw o o f 10 I und in o th e r places, 47 pounds. ,, , . . . . ., m a in d e r of the state, w ent negative ow ner, was arrested F rid a y by , persons arrested in a ra id on I de pu ty sh e riffs on charges o f sell-1 U n de r the franchise given the | ln , he ecja, e k.cHon F rld ' in g in to x ic a tin g liq u o r to m inors. I ' S pinn ing W heel," alleged gam bling com pany. it was argued, the com - J 4. , puny agreed to m a in ta in a pres- I 1 fo u r * " b 'rre d measure house on the T u a la tin r iv e r near R alph and Ben Steele of M etzger T igard, J a n u a ry 19, a ll defendants . # „„ ds d , ve none was in do ub t at any tim e are under arrest fo r trespass, fo l- afte | und M u l„ \ , rect in te rse ctio n w ith ! v " t ‘ nK be|{an' w ,th thp r<? were bound over to the grand ju r y f ollv th re e -q u a rte r inch nozzles m ' ?u lt . <h j t a11 ’" ‘ ‘usures w ere hope I lo w in g charges bro ug ht by A1 Mas- a fte r a p re lim in a ry he aring Tues A loha garage ‘man, that the day before C o u n ty Judge Donald S ales T a x U n p o p u la r , I u b lic H e re O pposition to exte nsive im p ro v e m ents contem plated by the PEP eiunpany in H illsb o ro , was voiced Tuesday n ig h t by the c ity co u n cil in a re so lu tio n passed by th a t body a d visin g against such a move "h e re s o lu tio n a lso s la t e d that It v as not the u ttltu d c o f the cou n c il to p ro h ib it nercssury m a in te nance or co n s tru c tio n needed to g iv e the same standard o f e ffic ie n t service as at present. P o rtla n d C ase Fails C a n d id a te s to be In tro d u c e d fro m Stage a t V e n e tia n T h e a tr e F rid a y 4 p. m., F e b ru a ry 5 D is tric t I — H ills b o ro L o rra in e Chase B ette Havens Velm a Hines N orm a Toelle Blanche Robinson Roberta Robinson L u c ille Rood City 158.125 100.375 92,175 87.700 50,375 25,000 19,300 D is tric t I I C o un ty O utside H illsb o ro A nna Glaske Helen S ahlfeld A lm a R a ffe ty A nn a M a rie M eyer T illie H o ffm an Helen Rutschm an W anda F iniga n D o ris Heaton M a rio n C yp he r V erna Mae W alters K a th e rin e Denney 94.150 82.725 81,350 75.900 51.825 27,225 18.475 14,525 9,325 7,400 3,100 2.950 1,850 F rid a y is the fin a l day fo r n o m in atin g candidates in the H illsb o ro M erchants' P o p u la rity contests, the h a lf-w a y m a rk in the com petition, and the day fo r the in tro d u c tio n of candidates fro m the stage o f the Venetian theatre. A lth o u g h 20 girts are now s triv in g fo r the tw o covet ed all-expense trip s to C a lifo rn ia and old M exico, there is s till p le n ty o f tim e fo r any candidate to, get in to the race and w in one o f ' the grand prizes. A d d itio n a l nom inations in the contest m ay be made u n til 7 p. m. 1 F rid a y n ig h t. Candidates must be between 18 and 30 years of age. residents o f W ashington county and not m em bers o f the fam ilies of contest sponsors o r o f employes of ; sponsors. : The e n tire group o f candidates and th e ir escorts w ill be guests at the V enetian the atre F rid a y n ig h t and w i ll be in tro du ced fro m the stage d u rin g the interm ission. T his j w ill give the p u b lic an o p p o rtu n ity 1 to meet the candidates and choose Econom ic Session D ecides C rops M u s t be G ood fo r P ro fits C attle O u tle t N e e d e d S e llin g O rg a n iz a tio n W o u ld C a re fo r Su rp lu s (By Wm. F. Cyrus, County Agent) H igh u n it yields m ust be ob tained on W ashington cou nty farm s i f th e y are to meet w ith e x is tin g m a rke t conditions, pay taxes anr. interest, and re tu rn any p ro fit. T h i: idea was bro u g h t out in p ra ctica lly a ll o f the econom ic conference re T T em pleton. Bonds o f $25Q0 ports presented by farm ers' com already have been posted. m ittees at the tw o -d a y conference, H ild a Dober w h ich ended Wednesday. Jack W ooley, p ro p rie to r, and A l (C o n tin u e d on pave R, colum n 5) _ —-__ _____ — ----------- ----- - bert K ock were held on charges of H igh u n it yie ld s in crops means not alone in te nsive fa rm in g , blit in a d d itio n it means the grow ing o f crops on a p a rtic u la r piece ol la nd th a t is adapted to g ro w that p ro v e tn rn U , w h ich consist of m o v - ! Defeat o f the pension la w leaves perm ission o r w ith o u t p a yin g s to r- Charge W heel Operation crop and a consequent u tiliz a tio n the pensions in a had s itu a tio n lu g lig h t poles and lines fro m t age charges W ooley. D o ro th y B a rr, J. R. W il the old la w was repealed at the o f land acco rding to th e purpose streets in to the alleys, w o u ld in - . D eiber D. Donelson o f P o rtla n d son. H. H. W ilds, R. Robertson, fo r w h ich i t is best adapted. Costs tim e o f d ra ftin g the new m easure was registered at the county ja il Charles M e lv ille and M. B radley, crease* the am ount iLskcd by the and no a lte rn a te means o f p ro d u c th is week fo llo w in g sentence fo r a ll w ere held fo r alleged operation crops on good land, and ffh u p u n y when the system is taken in g revenue to fina nce was d e v e l reckless d r iv in g in Justice J. S. o f a ro u le tte wheel. In a th ir d averageian«? w i ll not be m a te ria lly o ve r by the People's B o n n e v ille . W P A o fficia ls, stru g g lin g f o r i 1 ! d iffe re n t, wh oped in case the sales tax was de B a rke r's co u rt in T iga rd. w h ile the d iffe re n ce in U t ilit y d is tric t, o r by H ills b o ro fo r . count, W ooley also is charged w ith m onths w ith the problem o f em feated. j y ie ld m ay account fo r the d iff e r - the m u n icip a l d is trib u tio n of elee ( operation o f slot machines. Somebody, ap pa rently, was at- , I ence between p r o fit and loss. tn c ity . w h ich p ro b a b ly w o u ld take Testim ony taken in the hearing p lo ym e n t fo r 620 persons e lig ib le ~ The t The sales tax. the most ta lk e d o f ; e m p tln g t0 ’ n l , a h o p e 'c h e s t last in W ashington cou nty fo r re lie f G o v e rn m e n t O f f e r Seen as place ne xt year. B a rle y P ro fita b le me •asure on the ba llo t, attra cte d a we,.g when 10 bath tow els, eigh t related to the w in e sale and op . ,, ,, tot .al o f 74.>, votes, w h ich was a ,,apjl i ns and m iscellaneous pieces eration o f the wheel. H. H. H o w ard w o rk , feel th a t the s o lu tio n has T he com pany, co u n cilin e n pointed W ashington cou nty farm ers should A g re e a b le H e re been reached w ith the a p pro val pieces and c 3 r] d Unger, state troopers, la rg e r to ta l t h in was cast fo r or o f lin e n and a p illo w out, already has procured n e arly consider wheat o n ly as a local feed s lip w ere . k ,|d how three of them and th e ir last T hursd ay o f the Shady B ro o k a il the necessary easements ulong P o rtla n d N e w s p a p e r E d ito r against any oth er measure. The stolen fro m the clothes lin and seed proposition. Hannchen e at the | wives gained entrance to the S p in cou nty road project. vote was 1084 yes and 0373 no, the Ed M o ye r home. 346 South N in th ' alleys nec«. sary to the rem o val of Problem s re la tin g to the construc ba rle y rem ains o u r most p ro fita b le Says J a p a n C o n tro ls ning Wheel S atu rday n ig h t, Janu- T h is project, set up in the be- heaviest negative vote cast. tio n o f sewer lines and disposal sp rin g g ra in crop. Cost o f g ro w in g the lines fro m the streets. As soon ' a ry 18. had d in n e r, bought w in e at g in n in g fo r $17.000 of federal funds _ ____ t in ________ as the re m a in d e r o f the easements I plan H ills b o ro _______ seemed _______ v ir tu a lly ba rle y and sp ring oats w ill b e —— j Proposed change in the p rim a ry , the alleged bar and attended the fo r em p lo ym e nt o f labor, was cut solved th is week w hen detai"ls_o f a p ra c tic a lly the same. To meet th is cou ld be obtained the com pany was I Econom ic expansion of Japan i n 1 la w fro m M ay to Septem ber ap- ) gam bling games said to have been to $6902 o f federal fun ds w ith an new governm ent o ffe r in connec cost o f p ro d u ctio n a y ie ld o f ap- ready to go to w o rk on the new I the P h ilip p in e islands was un de r- ' p a rc n tly had m ore frie n d s than any . .. . . - - - - ------------- ------ — ---------- conducted on th e second flo o r. i e xp rk p ro x im a te ly 60 bushels of o a t s x p e n d itu re by the county of $2500. tio n w ith loan ana and gra nt fo r w o rk, pro gra m , it was aaid. I w ay as soon as the U n ite d States ' <>f the other measures, p o llin g a to- O ffic e r H ow ard te s tifie d th a t he m aking a to ta l of $9408. The p ro - was received by the c ity , according w o u ld be re q u ire d and 40 bushels Charges w ere mane th a t th t cost stepped out, Donald S te rlin g , m an- ta i vote o f 7378 o f w h ich 1813 voted purchased a d r in k concocted of i je ct calls fo r em p lo ym e nt o f any to George McGee, c ity ' manager. o f barley. T h is la tte r y ie ld o f b a r- of the im provem ents w o u ld b e aging e d ito r of the O regon J o u rn a l, | yes and 5565 voted no, according i w in e and f r u it ju ices and paid 5 0 1 nu m be r o f men. b u t it is expected A l’ hough the exact term s o f the ’ ey is easier to ob tain tha n the doubled o r trip le d by the com pany to ld the cham ber of com m erce at to o ffic ia l returns. j cents fo r it. The bar, he declared. . th a t a p p ro x im a te ly 50 men w i ll be new o ffe r have not been received, | re q u ire d y ie ld o f oats. in e ttm g up the va lu e of p ro p e rty its noon luncheon M onday, Increased com pensation fo r lcgi.s- i , was in a room o ff the d in in g room called before a f u ll crew is assem- w o rd fro m W ashington reveals th a t V etch and fie ld pea seed has in the Nile to the People s U tility . S te rlin g _ accom _ panied the ____ __ con- la to ' s seemed alm ost as u n p o p u la r I I and next to tbe kitch e n Asked on bled. T h e r e s o lu tio n wu presented at gre sional delegation to the O rie n t as the sales tax. w ith 991 easting V 1 1 ' “' O C l l I V V J cross e xa m in a tio n by Thom as H C alls fo r men alrea dy have gone the new o ffe r w i ll be v ir tu a lly the 1 made a f a ir ly steady p r o fit tc th e in s tig a tio n o f th e lig h t and and the islands in O ctober ana b a llo ts in fa vo r o f the measure and _____ Tongue Jr., defense attorn ey, if he j fo rw a rd and w o rk w ill begin im - same as the plan su b m itte d by j grow ers in th is county, b u t m a rke t atei com m ittee f the cou ncil und there attended the in a u g u ra tio n o f 0323 v o tin g nt ! knew w h o m ade re s e rv a tio n - and m ediately, according to K. E. T illo t- H ills b o ro w hen a p p lica tio n was fir s t conditions do not w a rra n t any u n m oved fu r a d op tion by C o u n cilm a n P resident Quezon, the firs t presi- C o m pu lsory student fees at the S p rc u s e -R e itz B rin g s L ate st who paid the expenses, he re p lie d ; son, resident engineer fo r W PA. made fo r P W A assistance, McGee due expansion. O w in g to the fact ■ th a t we w i ll p ro b a b ly continue to J (J Kobb and seconded by J. J dent un de r the la w w h ich gave the state in s titu tio n s o f h ig h e r educa- . , , _ that he d id not. Records in the W P A o ffice show said. The o ffe r w i ll ask th a t the c i t y , g ro w in th is cou nty some acreage W ism er. Those v o tin g yes w e re P h ilip p in e * fre e d o m He in dica ted tion , found 1463 frie n d s w h ile 5863 Id e a fo r F ro n t He to ld of the g a m bling at the 466 men a c tu a lly em ployed at the Rol'h, W ism er, J I, Anderson and I (hat tro u b le was b re w in g in con- votes were cast against the law . w heel up stairs arid the use o f chips , present tim e on alt county projects m ake 500 connections in the old of w heat and since the m a rke t fo r Ja. ( K i . iiiih n title «J. nt. Ut*i tfon j n e c tio n w it li th e iMhitids dni* to th e irts'ead of m oney. The chips, he w ith a la rge nu m be r re fu sin g em- d is tric t at $4 per year and 600 in wheat demands th a t it be free of C om parison of the special d e c - . > t M II Siev e , , , , , , v o te d no f - , ( th a ,_ th e y a ,e In a tia te g ie t o f % 34? 3 ^ £ J U~ « ^ r S the new d is tric t at $15. The o ffe r , vetch seed, farm ers believe tha t seed " , non w un m e siaie election oi la.is ,— 7 . <( ontlnurd »n pagr 2, rulumn I) turne d dow n by th e c ity w o u ld | vetch should not be gro w n on the po sitio n re la tiv e to possessions discloses n e arly as m uch interest X °r . m fro m the variou s g a m - , The project, w h ic h contem plates have re q u ire d 500 connections in ' same land w h ere w heat is to be G reat B r ita in and Japan , shown , how n by v voters. o te r, T a k ln tables. in g the sales , a ipe nters g . o . week are re- , b lin tabli C this O g ffice rs F a rle y M organ. H ow ard ' b ^ - t n ^ h T d v 'B T ^ o k ^ w i u ' t l k r t h e son 60 'S t U MCh * G ra d e ^ 'B ” d a iry herds in Wash In th e islands, he said, is every tux as the m easure d ra w in g the m oving p a rtitio n s in the W h ite - and C aptain C u rd m e toldI of t , h e con stru ction fro m the va lte y to the n^ a n d « » , c o n n ^ t , « » » G «de m anner o f w e a lth coveted by v a r- largest vote in the election F r i - , , - , , . . . . . . ■ , ------------------------------------------------- ------------ ious nations and p a rtic u la rly by day, and com p arin g it w ith the h o rn b u ild in g , soon to be occupied | ra m and declared th a t th e y had sum m it o f the h ills , cre a tin g a safe. _ _ _____ In the fir s t o ffe r tlje c ity object- in g in size, p a rtic u la rly in the past Japan, w h ich is b a rren of n a tu ra l to ta l vote fo r three candidates fo r tjy Safew ay, and are p re p a rin g to j to break dow n the door in to the w'ide h ig _____ hw ay w ____ ith easy grades, few years. P ro b a b ly due, p rim a rily . resources. govern or in 1934. discloses tha t th e rem odel the fro n t to con form to l g a m bling room to get admission. Shady B roo k is nin e m iles n o rth o f ed t0 be in 8 tie d do w n to 500 con- e x D e n s e n e c e s s a r y to m eet I nections in e ith e r place, basing dis- t0 Tr>e expense necessary to meet W ooley, the o n ly defendant pres- H ills b o ro He sketched the h is to ry o f the to ta l vote F rid a y was o n lv i 872 i standarcl fro n ts fea tu red by the " in c lu d e d in the estim ates are the ap pro val on th e fact th a t the ex- re strictio n s su rro u n d in g its produc- P h ilip p in e s and pointed out that 1934 a y com »> behind u e u in u the m e to iu ta ia i l vote v u u - u of i 9329 » m v ‘ in iv a t - ?a - - few - --z -----r pany. —-z • The move fro m r n t at th e h e a rin g s was not called ll m lv clu . u ae u c a »■ c u estim u u i a ates r o are u,c in tu the the cQnnections wQ uld tion . Since m this c o u n try w e have °t i n H ills b o r o th e th re e n re e in e ts I the W e,,s b u ild in g is expected to on te stify. G. Russell M organ, c le a rin g o f 10 acres o f stum ps and . tlie tw o men now at the head (Continued on parr I, eolumn 1) w o rk A c tiv itie s G iv e n P a rt r e tu rn rned a v o te o n i r l v s e ie n tn place th c last ° f ,h is w cck d ,s tn c t «“ orney, appeared fo r the brush, excavation o f 2000 vards o f , not be k n o w n u n til the sewer lines the new- governm ent w-ere o f o p- p - I re d a a vote vote o f f f n _ | „ ,akc P re tu lu m e c d o m e a a r rly ly seven to „ and y a r d j Qf and were com pleted and th a t the re v - state. posing factions and had been fo r one against the sales ta x w h ile in in P ro g ra m H is to ry V e rd ic t fo r the G ro n e r W a ln u t drainage o f 600 feet of the road. enue w o u ld come th ro u g h residen- years. H ow long th e y could keep fo re s t G rove the vote was fiv e to Sprouse-Reitz, v a rie ty store on 1 tia l and com m e rcial connections. on com m on ground was a m a tte r of : oni. against. H ills b o ro vote was 166 M air> street, also w ill boast a new- com pany, defendants in a $5000 I t is understood th a t the figu res U n d e r the title , "26.000 M an po w er I conjecture, he po in te d out. i yes and 723 no w h ile in Forest fro n t soon w ith extensive rem od- damage action f o r false arrest I’lii' the state re lie f com m ittee I T he people of th c islands, when G rove the vote was 116 yes and 517 c lin g on the in te rio r. The fro n t, bro u g h t in c irc u it co u rt by Peter m entioned in the new o ffe r are H eintz, P o rtla n d wood dealer, was a p p ro xim a te and plans already are w h ic h w i ll be o f glass w ith no j lias issued a com plete h is to ry o f the U n ite d States too k possession. ! no. re tu rn e d b y a ju r y T hursday. u n d e rw a y to com plete a schedule six m illio n s w h ile now R u ra j precincts fo llo w e d in a ll d isp la y w indow s, is som ething new F o llo w in g the ve rd ic t, the G roner w h ic h w i ll meet the to ta l am ount t • •U4' ul 1 ld cd 1,1 J b<* census disclosed 14 m illio n s . In - cases w ith heavy votes against a ll in store fronts, a llo w in g persons com pany was g i v e n ju d g m e n t asked by the governm ent. G ctn bcr, 193., creases in p o pu latio n, he declared, measures and p a rtic u la rly against passing the store to see the e n tire against H e intz fo r $202.30 costs and Im p ro p e r Licenses L ea d in o p e n in g w ith a sum m a ry o f the w ere due to the fact tha t in fa n t thc sales tax. F arm organizations store and stock th ro u g h the glass, expenses. T w o oth er actions fo r These plans, according to M c _ _ e n tire state problem , the book ad- m o rta lity had been reduced to a and labor opposed the sales tax. thus m a kin g th e w h o le store a the same am ount and fo r th e same . V io la tio n s C h a rg e d Gee, p ro b a b ly w ill take some other . vaiu-cs a lp h a b e tic a lly th ro u g h the ( m in im u m th ro u g h b e tte r san itatio n w h ic h a p p a re n tly had fe w frie n d s display. reason s till a r e pending. One A re a s fo r L an d scap e B e g in fo rm in th e business d is tric t in c o u n tie s , g iv in g a page o f p ictu re s and m edical methods in tro d u ce d by anyw here. stead o f m a kin g a charge by con- The in te rio r o f the store w ill be bro u g h t fo r Adam H eintz, and one T hree fines o f $10 and costs each w ith a sm all co u n ty m ap and an- th e U n ite d States, i nection. due to th e fa ct th a t in to T a k e F o rm redecorated w ith Neon signs o v e r (C o n tin o z d on page 3. colum n 4) Defeat o f the sales tax places oth page o f w r itte n h is to ry to | | some instances m ore sewage is dis- and one o f $5 and costs w ere leviec each departm ent. The re a r w ill be , ----------------------------- T .ie la w un de r w h ic h the islands j W ashington co u n ty in the same each program c a rrie d out in the I charged in to the lines fro m some W ednesday in Justice A. W. Havens’ received freedom gave the U n ite d 1 po sitio n c o rn ce rn in g old age pen- rem odeled and several new coun- t y I l o lls c o l l h t l , ■. R econstruction o f Shute P a rk i business houses than others. ( court, th re e fo r m o to r la w v io la ters w ill be added. T he w o rk, ’ W a s h in g to n c o u n ty 's se ctio n c o n States p ro te ctio n o f the islands fo r sions as before. Last year the pen- w h ich is being done by M oh r Bros p ro p e r is in f u ll s trid e w ith th c As soon as the governm ent o ffe r tion s and one fo r in to xica tio n . 10 years and was passed th ro u g h (( ontinurd on page M , column 5) tain s pictu res o f variou s types of Eugene H e rm e lin , 18. and Wes landscaped areas b e ginning to ta ke is received and accepted, the c ity w ill be com pleted about M arch 1. pressure o f Cuban sugar interests le y P e rry, 22, arrested b y de pu ty jo bs fro m roads to school houses shape. ! (Continued on pace 3, column 3) The S prouse-R eitz store has been and the U n ite d States fa rm bloc. sh e riffs fo r in vestig ation , paid fine : w h ite lie w r it t e n h is to ry te lls t h e , t ' i “ , W orkm en th is w eek are h a u lin g ’ ----------------------------- in H ills b o ro six years. sto ry o f the m a jo r a ctivitie s. P a r- T1' p C l,b - '" «“ «» r men were fe a rfu l fo r m otor l u vio la tio n s; H e rm c lir rough ro ck fo r the c u rb in g along M a k i» « A n o th e r re m o de lin g project is at o f tlie am ount o f sugar produced in fo r im p ro p e r license plates, $10 and tic u la r a tte n tio n is called to thc roadw ays w h ich o u tlin e the area to -JU LzlLS iv lt lic c s i V I U V l the Oakes' grocery store an Second (Conlinurd on page .1, column 1) costs, and P e rry $5 and costs for sew ing p ro je ct on w h ic h 787 bed be landscaped fro m the fro n t en avenue n e xt door to th e new Safe lack o f a d riv e r's license. B oth co m fo rts w ere made; the co u n ty w ay location. A com plete m odern P la n O p e n House S a tu rd a y trance o f the p a rk to the a u d ito r w e nt to ja il to la y out the fines. > i,ad projects on w h ich 10,000 cubic I E a rly M o rn in g B la z e ium . grocery displa y fro n t is planned to H e lp on A p p lic a tio n s Thomas S. Sholes, local Hudson M. F. W elter. T im b e r garage op yard s ol rock was crushed and dis- • T w o hard-surfaced roadw ays are meet the demands of m odern trade. D estroys O re n c o H o m e trib u le d . and to th c can ning p ro - ! planned, one d riv e com ing in to the and T erraplane dealer, has taken erator, paid $10 and costs when he over the lease on the fo rm e r M ac- plead g u ilty to changing tru c k F ire Wednesday m o rn in g d e s tro y - ¡In d iv id u a l Loans fo r S e w e r je c t w h ich last yea r conserved thc H ills b o ro post. A m erican Legion, p a rk at the northeast corn er o f the Kenzie garage b u ild in g . T h ird av m otors w ith o u t n o tify in g th c sec su rp lu s o f f r u it and vegetables e i the George M c C u llo u g h home w ill hold open house at the V ete r- a u d ito riu m and c u rv in g along the enue, and moved to the new q u a r re ta ry o f state. B u ild in g O ffe r e d gathered by persons re ce ivin g as in Orenco. A ll fu rn itu re , c lo th in g ans' h a ll. West M a in street. S atu r- east fro n t. A n o th e r roadw ay fro m Sam Frost o f M id w a y, arrested sistance. the southeast corn er a llo w s tr a ffic ters Sunday. The change gives and horn ehold eq uipm en t also was A tte n tio n also was called to thc d e s tro y « !, the fir e g a in in g such sist a ll veterans in ta k in g fin g e r to flo w back to the pa rk entrance. Sholes increased fa c ilitie s fo r sales south o f H ills b o ro M onday nigh t, M o d e rn iza tio n Ioans made by I tic and service. was fine d $10 and costs and com wood c u ttin g pro je ct, w h ich was headway before discove ry th a t the A delegation o f local Townsend p rin ts and in m a kin g acknow ledge- Betw een the tw o roadw ays is an Com plete m echanical and elec m itte d to ja il w hen he plead g u ilty u n iq u e in the state and w h ic h p ro M c C u llo u g h fa m ily was unable to F irst N a tion al bank un d e r th c term s | members, consisting o f G. N. i ments. H a ll w ill be open at 2 p area o f grass and shrubs, w h ile th e tric a l service, as w e ll as storage to being in to x ic a te d in a p u b lic duced and d e live re d to needy p e r rescue any o f th e ir belongings. The o f the N a tio n a l H ousing A ct passed ) T aggart, R. L. P utnam . M r. and m „ according to com m ander W. east entrance of the a u d ito riu m is accommodations, are planned w ith in place. sons 1200 and m ore cords o f e xce l house w, s owned by A n le n c Toya the m illio n d o lla r m a rk lis t week. j Mrs. J. A. H o cke rsm ith assisted in : Cyrus, being alte red to fo rm the m ain en- a short tim e. Sholes also plans to W a rra n t was issued W ednesday le n t cord wood and logs. o f Hood R iver. the org an izatio n o f a c lu b at L a u re l C yrus states th a t he lp w i ll be trance, rep la cing the entrance on E. B. M acN aughton, president. T lie Ja n u a ry 29. W o rk a b ility o f t h e j Riven a ll W o rld w a r veterans re- i the n o rth w h ic h alw ays has been have on displa y a representative afternoon fo r Dean M entzel, d rlv e i m illio n d o lla rs represent loans fo r show ing of Hudson and T errep la ne fo r the L a u re lw o o d d a iry , w h o was transaction tax in the Townsend gardless o f th e ir org an izatio n a f f il- used. models. m o d e rn iza tio n o f m ore than 2700 arrested near A lo ha a fte r a chase plan as em bodied in the M cG ro a rty lations. There is ab solutely no ob- In the fu tu re d u rin g fairs, cele- homes th ro u g h o u t Oregon. Sholes conducted his dealership fro m Beaverton by a state p a tro l b ill in congress was e xp la ine d b y lig a tio n to jo in the legion, he said, bra tion s and carnivals, the m id w a y Leadership o f the F irst N a tio n a l in thc Nelson b u ild in g on T h ird man. M entzel is charged w i t h E n g in e B u rr of P o rtla n d . R. L. although m em berships are alw ays i w ill be south o f the a u d ito riu m in bank in the home m od ern izatio n avenue d u rin g the most o f last speeding at 45 m iles an h o ur w ith i Putnam , president of H ills b o ro club, appreciated. the large open space between the fie ld began tw o years ago w hen year. a loaded tru c k . acted as ch a irm a n and effected th c B la n ks are also a v a ila b le at any groves where the fire w o rk s d is the b in k o rig in a te d and sponsored | | org an iaztio n. T e m p o ra ry office rs tim e at the A rgu s office, w h ere fin - plays have been. T h is area w ill be a renovized house dem onstration Mrs. ger p rin ts are taken and a c k n o w l- graded and leveled and planted to I In te re st in tlie A m e rica n Legion and A J. F oelker. R egistrations and home im p ro ve m e n t in Oregon, : arc G. Everest, president; grass. .Vni ilc iir co iili'. t to l,i' singed in should be made as e a rly as possible acco rding to M vicN im ghton. T h is | I O liv e M u llo y , secretary, and Mrs. edgements made. Veterans w ho b o rrow e d on bonus W ith in the groves, p a rtic u la rly H ills b o ro some tim e in M arch has so that thc com m ittee can arrange was s h o rtly before thc enactm ent C lara Shaw, treasurer. N ext meet- b ro u g h t several ap p lica tio n s fo r the num bers and give au d itio n s be o f the N a tio n a l H ousing A c t and ) in g to com plete the organ izatio n ce rtifica te s th ro u g h the old Shute the one along the h igh w ay, trees e n try in the contest, according to fo re tlie date of th c contest, tlie by the tim e the act had become 1 w i ll be in the L a u re l G range h i l l , bank in H ills b o ro and w h o now have been thin ne d and the ground m em bers o f the com m ittee w ho com m ittee points out. operative, th e bank's cam paign was th is F rid a y at 8 p. m. A capable ; d ° not kn o w w h ere th e ir e e rtifi- leveled fo r picnic space. Footpaths (Contlnurd on pace 3. column 3> have licen w o rk in g to b rin g in ap w e ll under way. The de m on stra tion T ow nsend sneaker w i ll be present cates are, may ob ta in th a t in fo rm a - Evidence th a t H ills b o ro keeps its Seventeen boys w ere rounded uj: plicatio ns. A II m em bers of the fo rm e r r lu b llo n by aPPly in 8 ,o R - J Scearce a ttra cte d the a tte n tio n of thousands police force busy throu gh ou t th c fo r d is tu rb in g m eetings and 17 call.- I a yea r ago, b u t w h ic h fa il- a? ,he F k s t Na51°n a l b a n k here. Acts, w h ich have in dica ted p ro b started o f home ow ners in P o rtla n d and year is disclosed in th c annual re able e n try iq the contest, in clud e „ ,, sa*d , Wednesday. n e ig h b o rin g citie s and proved an cd to fu n c tio n fo r w a nt o f leader- I Scea,cc po rt o f O. O. Freeman, chief. The were made fo r pro w le rs w h ile five v . G. D u x b u ry vis ite d the Vet da ncing and m usical num bers of in c e n tiv e fo r ow ners of homes to ship, arc in fo rm e d that the 12 cents force consists o f C h ie f Freem an and calls were answered to settle fa m dues collected at t in t tim e were p la n s' Bureau in P o rtla n d Wednes- the typ e needed to m ake the con (Conlinucd ,,n |,asr .1, clu m n 2) W. W. W eaver, n ig h t policem an. ily quarrels. Ten cars were sent to tu rn e d ove r to the H ills b o ro clu b ' a,nc* reports th a t it is not ab- W ashington cou nty teachers w ill test in te re stin g to an audience and F irst N a tion al b a n k o f H ills b o ro (C’tinlinurd on page 6. column 7) Eighteen arrests were made d u r garages fo r im p ro p e r lig h ts; 31 fu rn is h co m p e titio n io others en meet at B eaverton high school .Sat and has been held in tru s t and is was host M onday n ig h t t o t h e in g the yea r and six eases w ere street lig h ts w ere reported as not urd ay fo r a local teachers' in s ti tered. now in the possession o f th c te m W ashington county bankers' asso turne d over to the cou nty and j u b u rn in g and 27 doors were found S ub stantia l cash prizes arc In lie tu te and m eeting o f the cou nty p o ra ry org an izatio n to he used fo r c ia tio n in the cham ber o f com- ve n ile court. A to ta l o f $235 was unlocked and reported. offere d acts ta k in g firs t, second, teachers' association. m em bership purposes. N ew office rs _ r r-> mezee rooms. Speakers in clud ed D. P rogram is as fo llo w s ; M usic by collected in fines w h ile stolen p ro p th ir d and fo u rth place, and in ad- w o u ld lik e to k n o w w h o were C h ie f Freem an also rep orted that N a tion al e rty recovered included three stolen d itio n it is hoped that a rrin g e - high school orchestra and grade A n o th e r g lim m e r o f hope was fo rm e r members. tru s t departm ent. Ted Cram er, sec d u rin g the fiv e years p rio r to 1935, autom obiles, eigh t bicycles and 18 ments can he made to havc ih c sell,,«,I glee club, 9.15; address. "O u r seen this w eek fo r the o ff again A r th u r R e iling , T W. M cD onald re ta ry o f thc O regon bankers' as $1372.70 was saved o f the am ount The Need f o r on again W ilson r iv e r and W o lf w in n e rs broadcast from I ’o rl land. T ransien t Youth and Ben Logan, vice -preside nt, su- sociation. and C. W. W alls, c h a ir sm all articles. In d iv id u a ls , w ho be lie ve lim y S ta b ility ," by John K ilp a c k , P o rt creek shortcuts to the sea w hen a In c o m e T a x p a y e rs M a y F ifteen sm all ch ild re n , strayed or budgeted fo r police w o rk. 1 pe rin te nde nt and sales manager, man o f the insurance com m ittee of business b ill was in tro du ced in congress to S ecure H e lp H e re Soon I respectively, o f R a y-M aling . Inc., the same organization. have enough t dent to compete, aro land school s ta ff, 9:35; lost, were re tu rn e d to th e ir homes. asked to register e ith e r as in d iv - , m eeting. 10:15; departm cntals. 10:35, p e rm it the use o f W P A funds in D eputy collectors from the o f re tu rn e d last week from the meet- C ra m er discussed phases o f the Fifteen p lu m b in g inspections were W est U nion Local to id tia ls o r w ith some o rg a n iza tio n b *gb school, Thom as H. G entle, co n stru ctio n o f fed eral aid h ig h fice o f .1. W. M aloney, co lle cto r of i m g of ttie n a tio n a l canners' in C h i- social secu rity act and C o nw a y made and 83 w irin g installations. as sponsors. The prizes can he speaker, and I. R. M etzler, e lia ir- ways. H old an O pen M eeting in te rn a l revenue, w ill be in H ills 1 cago. B. E. M Ring, president, went spoke on trends of bank investm ents O vernigh t sleepers in the c ity ja il | aw arded e ith e r Io the In d iv id u a l ” ,an; e lem e ntary p rin c ip a ls a n d T h c b ill, according Io dispatches I b o ro F e b ru a ry 21 to 24. inclusive, on io eastern m arkets and w ill r e - j and the fu tu re ou tloo k W alls d is num bered 64. and 28 jo bs w ere West U nion Local o f the F a rm o r to the org a n iza tio n .sponsoring ru ra l teachers. J. C lyde Hopkins, fro m W ashington, was attached to and in Forest G rove F ebru ary 25 ' tu rn by w ay o f C a lifo rn ia late this cussed the various types o f in s u r found fo r unem ployed joersons. ers' U n io n w ill hold an open m eet the act presiding; in te rm e d ia te teachers. tlie de ficie n cy a p p ro p ria tio n s b ill to assist taxp ayers in prepa ring m onth. A ll w ere o p tim is tic over ance companies o p era ting in O re- Ten persons were laken to ro o m in g at the N o rth Plains P h a ll > I t ' d Ira lio u can he m ade w it h Mrs. Laura Mack, presiding, and and was passed by tlie senate at th e ir federal incom e la x return s fo r business con ditions as seen in tlie j gon. in g houses a fte r m id n ig h t; eight to n ig h t ï T hursd ay 1. A m em ber o f W illia m Cyrus, com m ander o f H ill, p rim a ry teachers, Mrs. L u lu B ir - the in s tig a tio n o f Senator Hayden, 1933. Same assistance is also a v a il- j east, N ew office rs elected at the last calls to noisy parties w ere answer- the H illitooro fire department w ill lio ro post, A m e rica n Legion, o r k c r and Miss Inez Sundberg. lcad- w ho declared that he fe lt ce rta in of able to taxpayers n t the collector's New equipm ent to the am ount . m eeting and p re sid ing Tuesday ed; 11 doctors were located for calls | te ll how ru r a l residents may « )- w illi any m em ber o f the com m ittee ' ers; address, Thom as II. G e n tle , its ap pro val. The b ill has been sent o ffic e in tlie Custom House. P ort- of a p p ro x im a te ly $25.000 w ill be nigh t w ere W. M . A d a ir of S her- a fte r m id n ig h t and 8 calls w ere operate and get assistance in case w h ich includes Jake W eil, Leon S. I 11:1,. No a fte rn o o n sessions w ill to the house ways and means com - p a n d , each day u n til M arch 16, fin a l j installed in the local p la n t w ith in wood, president, and Janies Say answered fo r vis ito rs seeking frie n d s o f fir e P u b lic is in vite d . B u s in g s D a d s at the A l'gU i. D i. It J N ic o l I be held- niittee. da y fo r filin g . , ’ he n e xt tw o m onths. I H illsb o ro , ¿ecretar in H ilL b u i'o a lte r m id n ig h t. ( m ee ting w i ll fo llo w . lew Road Work Makes Jobs for Large WPA Crew Philippines May Become Powder Keg New Federal Sewer P lan is Acceptable Local Firms Begin W ork hlflCTPR County Relief in State Book Traffic Cases Crowd Court Workers Build Park Roadway Bank Assisting Housing Drive Legionnaires Aid Veterans to L a rg e r Q u a r te r s L au rel F o lk F o rm a T o w n sen d C lu b day a«‘-,n°<’n and evening to as- Interest Shown in Local Legion Amateur Contest Variety of Work Engages Local Police Department C o u n ty T e a c h e rs H ills b o ro B an k is A sso c iatio n H o s t to M e e t S a tu r d a y N ew H o p e F ound f o r S h o r t C u ts C a n n e ry L e a d e rs R e tu rn fro m L ast J Conway ,hc K
