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Volume 42. No. 52
Silver Thaw
Grips Valley
Short While
H ills b o ro In d v p v ix k iit E stablished 1H7A
Double-Vote Days
and Cash Prizes
Sci in Contests \
Grand Jury
prohe
If ills boro, Oregon. Thursday, February 13, 1936
Popular Came
May be Panned
by Councilmen
Measles Near
Epidemic in
This County
H ills b o ro A rg u s E stablished 1*94
Two Sections, Fourteen Pag<s
--------•.................. 1
A Valentine of Beauty
"T im e m arches on!”
H illsb oro 's most absorbing pas
tim e. p in b a ll, m ay be headed in -
j to the realm o f the p rc -h is to ric
I |i. >n.. F ebru ary I?
I w ith in tw o o r three weeks or p e r
haps sooner.
I t i s t r b l I —H ills b o ro C ity
A m ovem ent now is un de rw ay
In toxication of M inors G ets i in the lix a l Parent-Teachers' asso H ealth A u th o rities S eek in g
190.900
L o rr a in e Chase
Rising T em p eratu re* Bring
ciation, according to Mrs. H. H.
172.675
Bette Havens
I S tannard, president, to b rin g the
B etter E nforcem en t
A tten tion of S ta te ’s
162.300
End to Long Cold
V e lm a Utiles
m a tte r before the c ity council fo r
90 U S I
N o rm a T u e lle
A tto rn ey H ere
o f Q uarantine
¡action The cou ncil can, it is be
Snnp Loca lly
50.025
Blanche Itobinson
lieved. put ttie devices out of busi-
30,800
R o b e rtu Ito b in s o n
| ness w ith in the c ity lim it ;.
23,875
L u c ille Hood
Protest against
t h e machines
I came to a head at a m eeting o f the
B i.tr ir t II
; exe cutive board o f the P.-T. A.
County Outside Hillsboro
and the m atter w ill be presented
G fou p to H ear E vidence on ' to the association at the m eeting Chairman D ecla res R ules to
Storm Wor»t A round I’ort-
133,850
A lm u K n ffe ty
M onday night. Mrs. S tannard said,
126.050
Ano.I G laske
along w ith a protest against the
"Spinning W h e e l”
be A p p lied H ere
land and C olum bin
109.500
H e le n K u h lfe ld
| sale of cigarettes to m inors.
98.750
H e le n
K u ts c h m u n
T his protest, according to reports,
95 275
A n n I M an e M eyer
Sale of liq u o r tu m in ors w ill re j comes fro m the alleged practice
Measles, w h ich have reached al-
Despite forecast of w a n n e r, m ore
52.575
T lllte H o ffm a n
r e iv e c o n sid e ra b le a tte n tio n from o f m in ors p la y in g the game. T h is I most epidem ic p ro po rtions in Wash-
norm al weather, cold and freezing
28.950
Wanda F im gan
the grand ju r y when th a t body is said to have become m ore com- j in gton county,
th e ra te n in g
th e
continued th rou gh ou t th is
week
19.100
D on s llcuton
(C o n tin u e d on p a g r 7, ro lu m n 2)
convenes Thursday m orning, ac-
.w e lfa re o f c h ild re n and the schools,
w ith a "s ilv e r th a w " w h ich b e - 1 M arion C ypher
12 075
co rd in g to G. Russell M organ, state
I occupied a tte n tio n o f the he alth
gan Toe day nigh t and c o n tin u e d ' Verna Mae W alters
7,600
I au th o ritie s th is week.
w it h « i n i f th a w in g Wednesday,
4,800 ' attorn ey.
K a th e rin e Denney
"F la g ra n t and widespread v lo la -
I As a re su lt o f conferences be-
3.900
H ild a Dober
fo re ca sts f o r
to d a y
W e a th e r
| lio n s of the la w fo rb id d in g the sale
! tween
M arg are t
D ixon, cou nty
3,050
Jean Jepson
w ith
(T hursday I was w a rm e r
. of in to xica n ts to m in ors is going
' nurse. C. H. Nosier, su p e rin te n d
changeable w inds and occasional
, to receive considerable a tten tion
ent o f schools. D r. F re d e ric k D.
ram .
Announcem ent o f "d o u b le -vo te " fro m us,” M organ declared. "W e
•Stricker, state health o ffice r, aarl
K u in and »n o w f l u n k ’s, w h ic h days F rid a y und S aturday and of are going to atte m p t to put a stop
1 D r . J. B. D insm ore, local health
b e g in M o n d a y , b ro u g h t r e l i e f fro m the o ffe rin g of $75 in a d d itio n a l ' to th is disgraceful con dition and
office r, dra stic action was decided
t h e fr ig id tem perature» o f th e last prises m arked the high
point in fin d out w h y the laws should be
on to check the spread o f the d is
V alentine's Day, F rid a y, w i ll b rin g messages o f love, beauty, fun,
tw o
w eek» w ith
a tem pe rature the H illsb o ro M erchants P o p u la rity ignored in th is m a tte r."
ease.
and rid ic u le , but few w i ll be p re ttie r to lo o k at than th is one.
re a d in g W ednesday o f 31 m in im u m contests th is week. The 20 c a n d i
V io la tio n s W ide Spread
Enforce Quarantine
E leanor W hitney, film player, w ith a he art bigger tha n herself,
a n d 30 m axim um .
*
dates in the tw o contests are ra p
makes a v e ry lo v e ly va le n tin e .
T
w
o
A
cts
of
L
egion
C
ontest
L
a
x
enforcem
ent
of
the
q
u
a
ra
n
V
io
la
tions,
according
to
Morgan,
id ly p ilin g up vote totals and are
E xtend* Kant w ard
arc not confined to any one p a r
tin e law s w h ic h fo rb id c h ild re n
pre
p
a
rin
g
for
the
fin
a
l
d
riv
e
be
W ill B road cast
The “ s ilv e r th a w ” extended east»
tic u la r place or p a rt o f the county
w ith in fe ctio u s disease atte n d in g
W ,’ Hid ( '.«ting P o rtla n d w ith ice fore the contest closes M arch 2.
school, o r re tu rn in g a fte r recovery
but are widespread. Most of the
C
(i-o|x-ritting
m
erchants
w
ill
give
w h ich made tr a ffic d ingerous. The
w ith o u t
c e rtific a tio n
fro m
the
vio la tio n s deal w ith sale or g ift of
Somebody in W ashinj^on county, health o ffic e r o r doctor, is charged
C o lum b ia h ig h w a y was dosed fo r 190 votes fo r each 50 cent purchase beer to m inors, he said.
I
w
ith
a
special
a
p
titu
d
e
fo
r
e
n
te
r
or
paym
ent
on
account
F
rid
a
y
and
a tim e because o f the icy pave
N ext o f im p ortan ce in the lin e tain m en t, is to have an o p p o rtu n ity and measures are being take n to
m ent*. In the H ills b o ro v ic in ity , S aturday instead of the usual 50
o
f
in vestig ation s by the ju ro rs , arc to "s tru t his or her s t u f f' to the huge enforce th is rule, he alth o ffic ia ls
votes.
In
ad
dition,
they
are
p
la
n
•trees, .street-, and roads were lig h tly
the
cases pending against the "S p in rad io audience o f K G W , P o rtla n d , said.
ning
a
host
of
special
m
erch
an
ice coated W ednesday m orning, hut
How ever, both doctors and health
no erioie accident* were reported dise bargains fo r the tw o days and n in g W heel." road house near T i i broadcasting station, it was an o ffic ia ls a d m it th a t in the case of
( ( « M it t n u r d n n page 6. ro lu m n 1 >
gard.
raided
by
state
o
ffice
rs
J
a
n
nounced
Tuesday
by
the
Legion
fro m » kid d in g autom obiles or f a ll
Even the fact th a t John E. C la rk ,
measles, the
disease
is spread
ua ry 19.
! com m ittee in charge of th e local
in g pedestrians T r if f ic continued
, broadcast by c h ild re n before the H ills b o ro route 2. could tra v e l a
staged
about
.
am
ateur
contest
to
be
T
hree
cases
against
the
ow
ner
about n o rm al Tuesday n ig h t and
tro u b le becomes apparent by bre ak- s tra ig h t lin e Sunday n ig h t d id n 't
and operators o f the place, w ill be the m id d le of M arch by H ills b o ro , in g out o f the rash. A s im ila r ity save h im fro m a $10 fin e and costs C om p an y H ere to In crease
Wednesday.
i
post.
la
id
before
the
grand
ju
r
y
.
The
Check of the w eather records
between com m on colds and meas in Justice A. W. Havens’ co u rt
F ro zen Food P ack
firs t o f these cases deals w ith sale
The ra d io tie -u p was m a d e les in the firs t stages m ake e a rly M onday m orning.
kept by A W Moore. observer fo r
of
alcoh
olic
beverages
over
the
bar
throu gh an arra ng em en t w ith the diagnosis of the disease d iffic u lt,
the b io lo g ica l survey, »how* m ore
C la rk , according to d e pu ty sher
i in v io la tio n of the p e rm it to sell P ortla nd station m anagem ent by doctors p o in t out.
freezing days and n ig h t* th is year
T hat business con ditions over the
i f f * w h o made the arrest, was r id
w ith meals. T w o others deal w ith the com m ittee. K G W h a vin g o f
to date than last His record* show
In c o u n try d istricts, some schools in g a horse do w n the y e llo w lin e na tio n are m a rk e d ly im proved, is
g
a
m
bling
charges.
fered
the
Legion
a
spot
between
7
56 days w ith tem peratures below
already have contracted the disease on Baseline street and had p ro the o p in io n expressed by B. E.
One charge deals w ith the opera and 10 p. m. on a n ig h t to be des almost 100 per cent, w h ile in H ills gressed fro m T e n th to T h ird avenue M a lin g . o f B E M ating. Inc., on
freezing
nice the firs t frost, O c
ignated
a
fte
r
the
contest.
A
cts
ta
k
tio n o f a ro u le tte wheel on the
tober 23. a* com pared to 42 day*
boro p u b lic schools num erous cases w hen apprehended, despite the fact his re tu rn fro m N ew Y o rk . Boston,
second flo o r and the o th e r w ith ing firs t and second prizes w ill go have been found and it is hoped th a t he fe ll o ff several tim es and C hicago and o th e r eastern cities
w ith freezing tem peratures in the
on
the
a
ir
un
de
r
th
is
plan
w
ith
a
H
ealth
F
orces
Dr.
F.
R
ucker
, the operation of alleged n icke l in
previous year, be ginning w ith the
that the disease m ay be b ro u g h t disorganized tra ffic . The horse nev , th is w e e k ..
the slot machines, of w h ich officers special program .
under c o n tro l before ru n n in g in to er sw erved fro m the line, witnesses
firs t frost Septem ber 25, 1934.
H ow ever, he characterized the
from
C
om
m
ittee
In
a
d
d
itio
n
to
the
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
to
i te stifie d in s p re lim in a ry hearing
an epidem ic o f m uch size.
said.
The sum m ary of freezing tern-
m a rke t as h ig h ly c o m p e titiv e in
broadcast,
a
to
ta
l
o
f
$35
in
prizes
.......
last week th a t th e re were 20 in the
W h ile m any ch ild re n , doctors de
I e ra tu re * this year .• how 16 in
The office rs w e re puzzled as to a ll lines w ith businessmen a ll de
is being offered fo r w in n e rs of fiv e clare. are not v e ry i l l w ith measles,
A p p o in tm e n t of L. T McPheeters. i b u lld ln K
Novem ber. IH in December. 10 in
.events. Prizes in clu d e $15 fo r firs t; there s till is the danger o f c o m p il w h a t charge to make, w h ethe r d r iv c la rin g th a t p ro fits are exceeding
Jan ua ry am i 11 in F ebru ary to H ills b o ro insurance ngsn. to s u e -,
in g w h ile d ru n k , o r ju s t d ru n k in ly sm all despite a large volum e o f
..'V,H’Ie.y- -¡Heged p ro p rie to r $10 fo r second; $5 fo r th ir d ; $3
ations w h ich in m any cases re su lt a p u b lic place. The la tte r was de salts. M a lin g declared th a t another
.’ •»•e. \
v n r ago the re w ere 4 In „
. .,
..
™ the S p in n in g W heel, w ith nine fo r fo u rth and $2 fo r f if t h prize.
teed D i F. 1 R licke i on tlic coun-
Wl> j)Olln(i over to the grand
■ n m astoid, pneum onia or diseases
•
A p p lica tio n s to appear in the of the kidneys. Parents the re fore cided on w h e n it was learned th a t apparent c o n d itio n was a tendency
(C o n tin u e d «ii p a i r 7, ro lu m n S)
ty r e lie f com m ittee, is v ir tu a lly Jury by C o un ty Judge Donald Tern-
d r iv in g w h ile d ru n k ap plied to e ve ryw h e re in the east to speculate
1 contest fo llo w ;
are being w arned to w atch a ll i l l
on the stock m a rke t despite the e f
assured. according to R. W W eil, ' pleton a fte r a p re lim in a ry hearing
Robert W hatley. 15. B eaverton ness c a re fu lly and adhere to the m o to r vehicles on ly. C la rk plead
fects and p a in fu l m em ories o f the
g u ilty .
chairman of the com m ittee D r i Fet b ru a ry 4.
high school glee clu b, singer.
rules
and
reg
ulation
s
o
f
the
health
R u cker tendered his resignation ! H e nry H. Butts. 57. w ho was ar-
Dean M entzel. d r iv e r fo r the stock m a rk e t crash o f 1929.
Joe Wenzel. H e lvetia , five -p ie ce departm ent.
E ve ryw h e re th ro u g h o u t his trip ,
last week and M cPheeter s n o m in | rested at Shady B rook on a m orals , G erm an band. M em bers are W en
The fo llo w in g statem ent was is L a u re lw o o d d a iry , was fin e d $5 M a lin g said, he fo u n d business
a tio n is w it h G o v e rn o r M a r tin
I charge T hursday by S h e riff J. W. zel, Fred a n d W ilfo rd Grossen.
sued Tuesday by D r. Dinsm ore, and costs S atu rday when he plead pessim istic over go vern m enta l a f
The resignation o f Dr. R ucker I C onnell and D e pu ty R ichard Busch, C lara Tschabold and John W enger.
g u ilty to speeding w ith a tru c k . He
local health o ffice r;
fa irs and o p en ly expressing antag
came a fte r he was taken to the ( was bound over to the grand ju r y
H ills b o ro q u in te t, sin gin g a n d
"School and he alth departm ent was arrested a fte r a chase fro m onism to w a rd P resident Roosevelt's
i Veterans'
hospital in
P ortla nd , the same day in the sum o f $5000. dancing.
Rosanne W eil.
E ve lyn o f W ashington county, a fte r ca re fu l B eaverton to A lo h a by a state
wheri- he is In a serious c o n d itio n
O rders were file d in the fo llo w - A n n Busch, A n n Peters, Helen considerations, have decided tn a t pa tro lm a n and charged w ith going spending policies. T hey a ll sense
O rd er’s 72nd A n n iversary fo llo w in g an abdom inal operation. 1 ing cases th is week in probate I C yru s and Irene D a rn e ll. A ll are u n til fu rth e r notice any c h ild w ho at 45 m iles per hour. A n o th e r new taxes in th e o ffin g . M a lin g
| He h is been in il l health fo r some ' court: M artha J. C am pbell, John . members of the Ed Cheney danc fo r any reason fin d s it . necessary charge, tha t of op e ra tin g the tru c k said, and foresee th e taxes fa llin g
heaviest upon large business.
O b serv a n ce W ed n esd a y
I tim e, according to his friends.
| C. Bechen. Peter Grossen. M a ry A. in g class.
to be absent fro m school fo r three w ith o u t PUC plates, s t ill is pend
M a lin g called a tte n tio n to a pe
H ow ard S tra tto n . B alm G rove, o r m ore days m ust have a w r i t ing.
Dr. R ucker had served on the re Bisbee, John S ig rist, Louise and
c u lia r situ a tio n in the preserved
ten p e rm it fro m a m edical doctor
C e leb ratio n o f the 72iul a n n i lie f com m ittee since October. 1934, D o rothy Good. O tto S chind ler. John 1 accordionist.
__
•
M a rio n
Hagg. Reed v i lie ,
17. before being re -a d m itte d to school.
fr u its m a rk e t where, he said. C a li
versary of tin - fo u n d in g of the I when he replaced F rancis L iv e r - C. Young. Lee E. B la tch le y, E.
fo rn ia peaches have dropped 50
K n ig h ts of P ythia s ord er w ill be I m ore o f B eaverton and took un Quuckenbush. V ic to ria A iro la A n - piano. Beaverton hig h school. Pu- Also no m em ber o f the fa m ily in
cents per case w ith the m arke t
observed
next
Wednesday b y active pa rt in the a d m in is tra tio n : derson, F re d e rick E. Buehtm ann, I p il o f M rs. Erm a T a y lo r Sparks, w h ic h there is a contagious disease
I piano teacher.
com p le te ly in d iffe re n t to fu rth e r
< l» n d n u r d on p a g r 4, colum n 7)
e x is tin g is p e rm itte d to attend
K n ig h ts ' lodges a ll over the U n ited | o f re lie f in th is cou nty and in his
Acts s till needed to balance the school w ith o u t the same perm ission
purchases o f th is f r u it or any other
States, and also in lodges of C an ow n neighborhood o f Sherwood.
program and fo r w h ic h en tries w ill
canned o r preserved f r u it product.
M cPheeters is ii fo rm e r H ills b o ro
ada. Alaska and H aw aii. The lo-
being granted.
be welcom ed, in clud e; Im perso n
H ow ever, he expressed f u ll con
T h is r u lin g applies to a ll grade,
c il lodge |ilans a big celebration. , banker and now is cha irm an o f the
ator. any strin g e d in stru m e n t, x ly o - high, and p a roch ial schools in
fidence in th e fu tu re .
O f Interest to m em bers of the dem ocratic c e n tra l com m ittee o f
phone; com edian; w h is tle r; o r any W ashington county."
He said he was at a loss to fin d
o rd e r is the announcem ent tha t the county. He also is reported as
F orest G rove Man S p ea k er;
n o ve lty m usical num ber.
an answer to the draggy m arket,
T he school board o f H ills b o ro
P resident Roosevelt w ill be given the ptctoable appointee to the po
G
reat
in
te
rest
is
being
aroused
w
h
ich seems also to have e x te n d
grade schools, according to M. P
tile ra n k of page W ednesday a fte r sitio n o f postmaster in H ills b o ro
R otarians at N ew b erg
am ong the e n te rta in e rs and th e ir Cady, chairm an, expects to enforce
ed to oth er foods. One dealer, w ho
noon at the W hite House, follow e d I when the te rm of Ered H olznagel
frien ds and some exce lle nt tale nt th is ru le to the le tte r and asks fo r
handled d rie d prunes o n ly, said
by an address on I ’yth ia m sm by expires n e xt m onth.
is being booked fo r appearance on
D e c ry in g le g isla tive panaceas and th a t his m a rke t seemed alm ost
Senator Copeland of New Y o rk,
A c tiv itie s o f the r e lie f c o m m it T ells of C om m unist A ttem p t the n ig h t o f the show, w h ich w ill f u ll co-operation o f the parents.
D u rin g the period o f the e p i reg im en tation , W. A. W illia m s o f gone ana la id the tro u b le to a d ve r
w h ic h w ill be broadcast at 5:45, tee s till con tinu e as heavy as e a r
be given at the V en etia n theatre. dem ic. pupils, w ho are excluded Forest G rove, in speaking b e fore tis in g
program s w h ic h advocate
eastern standard tune, fro m
the lie r in the w in te r w ith litt le p ro m
to Control W orld
To care fo r expenses o f prizes,
( t o n lin u H on page 4, colum n 4)
the H ills b o ro R otary c lu b T h u rs keeping the a lk a liz e d balance of
W h ite House.
ise o f a shrinka ge in the re lie f
rentals, a d ve rtisin g and o th e r item s
(C o n tin u e d on page 7. colum n I I
day. held tha t the need o f the
Phoenix
lodge w ill present 25- load u n til sp ring bring s a re tu rn
D e scribing the
sym ptom s o f in connection w ith staging a show
c o u n try was men w ho w e re ready
y e a r je w e l
h e re W e d n e sda y n ig h t of seasonal labor, according
t o
com m unism as witnessed firs t in o f th is nature, the com m ittee plans
to 12 m em b e rs, th e fir s t presenta r e lie f officia ls.
and w illin g to begin the re fo rm a
G erm any a fte r the W o rld w ar. and a tic k e t sale in H ills b o ro and else
tio n in th e ir ow n hearts. P riv a te
tio n made
since 1926. Those r e
C le a rin g o f (he re lie f ro lls la te r in the U n ite d States. D ick w here in the county.
in itia tiv e is being m ore and m ore
c e ivin g the je w els w ill be E lm e r o f W PA. has bro u g h t the local re
Purpose o f the contest is to re
G erm an
w a r veteran,
Scott. W illia m G. H n re. H II E m - lie f load lo a m a rk p ro b a b ly con- W u lle rt.
restricted , he said, due in a great
veal and lis t tale nt o f va rio u s kinds
spoke
Teusday
n
ig
h
t
before
H
ills
degree to the decadence o f the
in ott. I, F. Em m ott, F le d Sew ell, ; sid e ra tily lo w e r th in a year ago,
as w e ll as to assist the broadcast
A r th u r P. Ire la n d of Forest G rove
s p irit o f self-reliance. H is subject
E dw ard C. Luce, J. I) Anderson. I w h ile m ore men w ill be taken boro post, A m e rica n Legion.
stations in d iscove ring tale nt s u it
Earl I Donelson, a ll o f H illsb o ro ; care of th ro u g h the federal w o rk
was "W h a t A m erica Has and H ow was re-elected to d ire c to rs h ip in
W u lle rt is one o f 4(1 G erm an v e t able fo r feature acts broadcast ov
| the D a iry C o op erative association
Ered G. Ile id e l of S um m it. John d iv is io n by the c a llin g o f 20 m ore erans in and around P ortland, who er P o rtla n d stations or elsewhere. D illon T ells W h y H illsb oro I t Was O btained ".
Boeker o f P ortla nd . P u rl W ilke s laborers Io the Banks sewe
He fla ye d
those w ho
w o u ld from western W ashington county
eon- came to th is c o u n try a fte r the up M uch tale nt also is in dem and both
M akes C h arge
of E vere tt, Wash., and 11. Bishop.
set o f de m ocra tic governm ent in
(C u n tin u r d on p a g r fi. colum n I )
change the system o f p riv a te in it ia , F ebru ary 4 in P ortla nd .
struetlo n job, it is expected.
V isito rs w ill a lle n d from lodges
G erm any and have since taken out
The Co-op, ow ned and operated
tiv e and in d iv id u a lis m
th a t has
o f Hie d is tric t, in c lu d in g M c M in n
th e ir citize n sh ip papers and de
Plans fo r the fo rm a tio n o f a made th is c o u n try so great and by 2.009 d a irym e n in the Salem and
Vote to Dissolve
v ille . Gaston. Forest G rove. N o rth
clared allegiance to t h e U n ited
N o rth Plains fire d is tric t fo r the su b stitu te fo re ig n isms. W illia m s P ortla nd m ilk sheds, d id a to ta l
W ashington C o un ty F ru it G ro w States.
Plains, and H illsb o ro , as w e ll us
pro te ctio n o f the ru ra l p o rtio n o f p o in te d out th a t un d e r th is sys volum e o f $2.114.746 93 in 1935. The
grand, past grand and past .supreme ers' association voted to dissolve at
He declared, in this respect, that
the co m m u n ity were un de r discus tem o f c o n s titu tio n a l fre e g o v e rn mem bers' e q u ity in p la n t and equip-
officers.
a m eeting here F rid a y.
the U n ite d States was the last great
sion by the West U n io n local of m ent th is c o u n try had developed to , m ent increased from $102.332 95 in
A lla n M cC u rta in . P o rtla n d a t the Farm ers' U n ion in the N o rth a p o in t w here it had do ub led the 1934 to $129.51691 in 1935. D u rin g
fro n tie r o f free people and pledged
h im se lf and his comrades to de torney, w ill speak at the cham ber P lains K of P ha ll T hursd ay nig h t. nu m be r o f home ow ners o f a ll the i 1935 the org an izatio n handled 80
M onday
fend and uphold th is rig h t o f free o f com m erce luncheon
W ilb u r D illo n . H ills b o ro fir e m a r o th e r countries} in the w o rld , fo u r I m illio n pounds o f m ilk . F o r the
dom against any o r a ll nations or noon. He has given (his ta lk be shal. e xp la ine d how farm ers m ig h t tim es the nu m be r o f a u tom ob ile ’ same period, 812.244 pounds of
factions seeking to o v e rth ro w the fore the P o rtla n d cham ber o f eom- ob ta in fire p ro te ctio n
fro m the ow ners per 1090 and a standard of cheese and 677.712 pounds of b u t-
; m ercc and it is said to be ve ry H ills b o ro ru ra l de partm ent by p a y liv in g fa r greater than any oth er ! te r w ere produced.
governm ent.
___
O f com m unism , he declared that in te restin g.
in g $13 fo r the firs t h o ur o f any n a tion and such tha t it is by fa r
it was present and m ilita n t and i F o llo w in g a decision to continue ca ll and $3 an hour the re after.
the greatest consum ing n a tio n on
in cid e n t in P o rtla n d in m o n th ly n ig h t d in n e r m eetings to
He to ld the g a thering th a t it was earth. T hrou gh in d iv id u a lis m
( I t y W in I'. ( 'y r n < C o u n ty A r c t d )
the
th e ir experiences in m a kin g up th is cited ( C n the
n tiiiu r d nn p h k c 4, co lu m n 1)
consider co m m u n ity problem s, it d iffic u lt fo r ilills b o r o fire m e n to A m e rica n w o rk e r has a h igh er
C om m ercial fe rtiliz e rs have an re p o rt and fiie ir opinions, w h ich
was
voted
to
ap
p
o
in
t
a
program
respond
to
ru
ra
l
fire
s
w
ith
o
u
t
Im p o rta n t place in g ro w in g crops. ire borne out b y o th e r data also,
standard o f liv in g than in any o th
com m ittee to arrange discussions some form o f com pensation because
Just how much money is wasted indicates that w here Ihe soil Is in
e r c o u n try, he said.
fo
r
these
sessions
to
m
ake
them
of
o
f
Ihe
cost
o
f
upkeep
of
apparatus,
a n n u a lly on cdm m erelal fe rtiliz e rs , a good physical co n d itio n due to
So m uch tho ugh t is given to the
greater
benefit.
and
the
necessity
o
f
men
le
avin
g
im p ro p e rly used, can not tie e s ti a good sup ply o f organic m a te ria l
unem ployed th a t the s ta b ility of
A
com
m
ittee
w
ill
be
named
lo
th
e
ir
jobs
in
H
ills
b
o
ro
to
m
ake
a
mated. Q u a n titie s o f them a r e and w h ere the f e r t ility is com para
Ign atius Evers of V erb oo rt re
the f ir greater m illio n s o f em
consider r iv e r p o llu tio n , fo llo w in g t r ip to the fire.
bought each year and used on soil tiv e ly good then the use o f these
ployed is endangered, declared the ceived his nine years 4-H achieve
Oregon m ilk c o n tro l la w was the receipt o f tw o c o n flic tin g le t
He
suggested
that
Ihe
co
m
m
u
n
ity
types and nil p a rtic u la r land where fe rtiliz e rs w ill be m ore p ro fita b le upheld as to c o n s titu tio n a lity , in
( ('« n tin u r d nn pa arc 7, colum n I )
m ent c e rtific a te at the annual V e r
ters fro m the P o rtla n d cham ber m ig h t set lip a fire d is tric t, o r a
increased crop re tu rn s could not than w here the soil Is in a con an o p in ion given S atu rday in M u lt
boort achievem ent program in the
on a measure before congress.
large
u
n
it
m
ight
in
clud
e
the
co
u
n
be expected, In the o p in io n o f the d itio n opposite to th a t ju s t in d i- nomah county by Judge H a ll S.
V e rb o o rt h a ll F rida y, according to
A m erican Legion w ill present ty, a sni il l le vy being made by
W ashington cou nty farm ers who c ited.
L . E. Francis, assistant county
Lusk.
the program fo r the n ig h t d in n e r ta xa tio n to pay the cost o f e q u ip
prep ired the soils rep ort fo r the
G round lim estone is the o n ly form
agent. Ig n a tiu s has the honor of
Judge Lusk ru le d that the ac m eeting M irch 9.
m
ent
and
upkeep.
recent economic conference a n d o f lim e th is soils gro u p eared lo tiv itie s o f the m ilk board in f ix
having the longest period o f serv
The president appointed a co m
w h ich was approved by the fa n n recommend fo r use in pre p a rin g ing prices, pooling re tu rn s from the
ice o f any c lu b m em ber in W ash
m
itte
e
to
investigate
and
re
p
o
rt
la
b
e
l
proceedings
in
federal
court
ers present.
in g to n county. He also won an
land fo r a lfa lfa . A t any price at sales of m ilk in the P ortla nd ni ir -
back at the next m eeting, M arch 5. against m ore tha n 300 gallons of aw ard o f $1.50 fo r ha vin g the best
The use of com m ercial fe rtiliz e rs w h ich h yd rated lim e has been o f k e lin g area and de du cting certain
N.
H
B
aker
talke
d
on
business
w
in
e
alleg
ed
ly
owned
by
C
a
rl
Boh-
on crops planted on land th a t has fered.
record book in his clu b and a $1
t h e com m ittee
believes sums from the proceeds of sales
at the F ir m U n ion \yarehouse. It ren o f H elvetia, have been bro ug ht
been cropped to gra in fo r a good ground lim estone that is a va ila b le represented a v a lid exercise o f the
aw ard fo r having kept the best
was
suggested
that
those
interested
by
federal
o
ffic
ia
ls
w
ith
the
issu
m any years w ith o u t the a d d itio n w o u ld s till lie a cheaper a cid-co r- police powers granted tha t body
secretary's book am ong the V e r-
M em bers o f the cou nty dog con in
e n te rin g the baseball team
o f applicatio ns of b a rn ya rd manure, re c tln g m aterial. G round lim estone by the legislature.
tro l board w ill meet th is afternoon should rep ort to the com m ittee ance o f a summons fo r the d e fend b o d rt clubs. B oth aw ards were
ant,
according
to
a
re
p
o
rt
t
h
i
s
stra w n r has had a cover crop should g e ne rally be a p plied on
made by his leader, C e cil H e ynd er-
(T h u rsd a y) in the co u n ty court o f
(4 'n n lin u c d on pou r 4. ro lu m n I I
He held that there was no u n fices at 2 p. m. to sign contracts
week.
plow ed under, is m il lik e ly In be land w here a lfa lfa is to be grow n.
ic k x .
co
n
s
titu
tio
n
a
l
delegation
o
f
legisla
T he action charges B oh reti w ith
T w e n ty -th re e oth er members of
a p ro fita b le practice These fa rm P re fe ra b ly th is should be put nn
w ith cit.ies m a kin g collections of
re ta ilin g the w in e w ith o u t having the V erb oo rt d a iry , sheep, p o u ltry ,
ers from th e ir experience and ob in the fa ll, hut may be a p plied tiv e powers and that the pooling dog licenses, it was announced B eaverton S p eed sters
a
c
tiv
itie
s
of
the
board
w
ith
its
ae-
D
raw
F
in
es
in
Court
paid a federal tax re q u ire d by and corn clubs. I h e G re e n v ille
servai Inns concluded that the use even up lo s h o rtly before the a l
Tuesday
by
Donald T em pleton,
T w o arrests last w eek by a d e p - 1 laiv. O ffice rs o f tile alcoh ol tax d a iry and corn clubs, and the
o f these kinds o f fe rtiliz in g ma fa lfa is seeded. When il is pul on coiii|>an.ving exaction of equaliza county judge.
tion
charges
d
id
not
con
stitute
a
;
le ria ls i ; a specific crop and irn li , in the spring, however, there w ill
C itie s m a k in g c o lle c tio n s in c lu d e u ty fro m the s h e riff’s o ffic e fo r u n it of the in te rn a l revenue bureau D a iry creek corn clu b also received
fines in Justice allege thal they seized three g a l th e ir achievem ent pins at th is m eet
v ld n a l farm problem , A n y p u r- ! n a tu ra lly not be any benefit from d e p riv a tio n of p ro p e rty w ith o u t Beaverton. H ills b o ro and Forest speeding drew
due
process.
G rove. Dog licenses w ill he d e lin George T ilin g s court at B eaver lons o f b la c k b e rry w in e and 323 in g
ch ise
o I
c o in m e rc ia
fe rtiliz e r its actio n u n til the fo llo w in g year.
O p in io n was given in a s u i t quent a fte r M arch 1 at w h ich tim e ton. L lo y d VanO sdol of Aloha paid gallons o f w h ite grape w in e at the
M a rv in H e y n d e ric k x was p re
should be based on the percentage T here Is noi any evidence lo in
sented w ith tw o scholarships to
C o lle c $10 anil cost for d ia lin g 00 m iles B ohren farm .
o f a v a ila b le p la n ! food it contains dicate that the use of any form of brought by ii g ro u p o f g ra d e It the licenses w ill double
per
hour
through
the
fog
and
C
arl
B
oliren
is
said
to
have
to
ld
the
the
4-H c lu b sum m er school at the
G row ers of berries, p a r tic u la r ly .' lim e In co n ju n ctio n w ith the coin- m ilk p ro d u ce rs, w h o sell t h e i r tions made by m u n ic ip a litie s are
and farm ers w ho were also grow-1 m orcial fe rtiliz e r on be n ei dam soil product to Braudes C ream ery. Inc., divid e d . 89 per cent to the cities Fred W a lth e r of P o rtla n d p u d $20 o ffice rs that he v a t not a " are ut O regon ¡jt.ite ■ollege " h t t li be v.uu
lo r speeding at 7b m iles an hour.
the need o f a p e rm it fo r sale.
at the O regon state fa ir.
a g iiu a t the m ilk c u n tru l board.
and 29 per cent to the county.
(Cnntlnucd oil saga 5, rolumn S)
ing various o lh '-r crops, discussed!
Contest »Standings
Liquor Sale
Hillsboro Board Acts
Investigate Gambling
Traffic Unhampered
Portland Radio
Station Seeks
Show Winners
Tipsy Horseman
Local Canner
Gives Jitters to
Finds General
Sunday Traffic
Business Good
McPheeters is
Named to Fill
Relief Vacancy
Pythians Will
Award Jewels
Greatness of
Nation Cited
German War
Vet Speaker
Farmer Union
Seeks Fire Aid
Arthur Ireland
Director Again
Portlander to Talk
at Luncheon Meet
Place of the Commercial
Fertilizer Report Subject
. ' t . t j
„ „ - jffia a s
City Accepts
Latest U. S.
Fund Offer
PW A
D em an d s
Im m ed iate
M ove on Part of C ouncil
for S ew er H ere
Work Nears Finish
O rd in an ces C overing
A b ou t
Rat« s
C om p leted
Placed on “ th e spot" by the fed
eral bureau o f p u b lic w o rks
n
W ashington re la tiv e to im m e dia e
acceptance of the last and fin a l o f
fe r o f governm ent assistance fo r
the co n stru ctio n of sewers and d i >-
posal p la n t in H illsb o ro , the ci y
council, in a special session Tues
day noon, agreed to accept.
W ashington was im m e d ia te ly n >-
tifie d th a t the p ro p o sitio n had b e tn
accepted, and i t now rem ains fo r
H ills b o ro to meet req uire m en ts is
to ordinances and rates w ith o th 'T
details, when these con ditions a e
met and fin a l go vern m ent ap pro v il
is given the plan fo r ra is in g re "-
enue. the m oney w ill be a va ila b e
and w o rk can commence.
Contractors Ready
M e a n w h ile the co n stru ctio n com
panies are a w a itin g w o rd to com
mence. H ow ever, delay in con stru c
tio n is o f value to both H ills b o o
and the con tra ctors as surfa< e
w a te r and m ud w ill not be t l e
handicap, w h ic h i t w o u ld h a te
been had w o rk been started in De
cem ber o r Ja n u a ry as f ir s t be lie '
ed possible.
I t is< believed th a t w ith in tw o or
three weeks, the fin a l details w ilt
be in the hands o f P W A a d m in is
tra to rs fo r fin a l appro val.
The task o f settin g up u n ifo r n
and fa ir rates fo r sewer connec
tion s in both d istricts, to meet re
qu ire m e nts both fo r p riv a te homes
and business houses, has been com
plicated and d iffic u lt, but the c o u n
c il n o w feels th a t the w o r k is
ro u n d in g in to e xce lle n t shape.
In a d d itio n to the ordinances
cove rin g rates and ra tin g s fo r b u si
ness houses, residences o f various
kin d s and com m e rcial enterprises,
an o id ir.a n cc w ill be d ra w n d e sl-
i in g w ith pro pe r s a n ita tio n w ith n
I the c ity lim its , designed to aba e
nuisances fou nd
e x is tin g
in
a
checkup made last sum m er by
(C o n tin u e d un pave 4,
ro lu m n 2)
W PA Education
Teachers Meet
C ounty
Program
R ev iew ed
by S ta te D ep artm en t
P roblem s re la tin g to a d u lt edu
catio n classes in W ashington cou n
ty w e re discussed at a m e e tir g
M onday o f W P A teachers and K e n
neth Beach o f the state de p a rtm e n t
of education in the o ffic e o f O. 3 .
Kraus, cou nty school s u p e rin te n d
ent.
Ten teachers and O. V. W hit?,
Forest G rove, sup ervisor fo r tt e
county, w ere at the m eeting c a lltd
by K ra u s at the request o f Beach.
The m eeting voted a displa y o f
w o rk s im ila r to the style show g iv
en in M ay last year un de r tl.e
d ire c tio n o f the SERA.
The show w i ll be held in H ills
boro M arch 16 and in Forest G ro ve
M arch 19. W h ite said. Each class
in each o f the tw o cities w ill f u r n
ish a p a rt o f the show.
A t present in estim ated 500 p e r
sons are e n ro lle d in the num erous
classes being held in a ll parts n t
the county, according to W hite.
M usic and tw o classes in s p in n irg
and w eaving seem to be the m o it
pupul ir.
W ith a m in im u m fo r classes sot
at 10 students, M iss Helen W ilc c x
w ith her m usic class in H ills b o ro
has an e n ro llm e n t of 35, w h i e
Mrs. L o is F u rlie o f Forest G ro v •,
teacher of sp in n in g and w eaving,
has a class o f 30 here, and her tw o
classes in Forest G rove average
10 each.
Band and orchestra classes a lio
are popular. C a rl B erggren o f A k -
( ( o n tm u .d on p a g . j ,
ro lu m n 71
Verboort Boy Nine Years
Member County Club Work
Multnomah Court
Upholds Milk Act
U. S. Law Entangles
Helvetia Resident
Dog Control Board
Has Session Today
H C. Seym our, state c lu b lea< -
er; Ed S chu lm e ricb, president, at d
Jack Searcy, cashier, of the Con -
m crcia l N a tio n a l bank o f H illsb o r» ,
w ere the p rin c ip a l speakers. T i c
clu b m em bers and th e ir leaders,
C ecil H e yn d e rickx, A lb e rt .1 inse i,
A r th u r Ire la n d and Ray Knod« 1,
w ere h ig h ly praised
b y
the: c
speakers fo r th e ir fin e w o rk o f
the past year, w h ich resulted in
24 o f the 25 m em bers co m p le tin g
th e ir p ro je cts and six o f the seven
clubs represented re c e iv in g c e rtlf •
cates of achievem ent fo r 100 p<r
cent com pletion.
A r th u r Ire la n d and Kay K nixh l
w ere each aw arded th e ir leader«'
pins fo r h iv in g successfully k d
100 |w r cent d u b s.
C lu b m em bers re c e iv in g aware«
were as fo llo w s: F irst year Wi'.-
lis
Evers. Ju a n ita H ry n d e n c k 4,
F lorence Evers. E v e ie lt VanDehez,
F rancis I ’ lass, F re d e rick Pluss, A r .
th u r D ie ric k x . Second year Rot>-
e rl Evers, Francis Ever». G len Ire
land. D onald M oo n
H
h k r.
ICuotlno«« an saga 4,
calama »J