rThiir il'iv, Fi lii ii'trv 13, 1936
H I 1,1.® R O R O
Attempt to Hurn
Vets Receive
, Aid of Legion Hoboes' Refuge
Monday Failure
W o r ld
W ar
on
V et»
Aiti»t<*il
A p p lic a tio n »
A si ¿tunee in eornpieting u<l)u«t-
. <*<l cninju n
ap plicatio ns for
go vi i n intuit bonds was given to 2K
\ i h i .ms S aturday at the Legion
b a ll by n o 'in b ri . of K ill .boro post.
A n ie i lean Legion T hrou gh ou t the
»fte i nooU a n d e v e n in g m e m b e r ; of
the post were on d u ty to help w ith
th e w o rk.
On the com m ittee from the post
Were P. I. Patterson, .fake W eil
Hod James Say, poNt a d ju ta n t.
In com m enting on tin* assistance
g ive n by the post, W. F Cyrus,
Commander, pointed out that Cher«*
S till ais* a g n a t m any veteran»,
w h o have not com pleted a p p lic a
tion" These men, he said, p u rticu *
L illy if they have borrow e d on
tbeh certifica te » th ro u g h a hank,
Khould make im m ediate upplieo-
J The
Legion. C yril". pointed out.
is destrón» of saving the g o v e rn
ment a > much money as possible
In tra n s fe rrin g the old rom peiw a-
tio n ce rtifica te » Into the new gov-
e m in e n t bonds One big ite m in
th is w o rk, he said, is bank in te r-
e t. W here ce rtifica te s are d ra w in g
interest in banks, the veterans
w o u ld do a great service by im
m e d ia te ly m aking applicatio ns fot
tlie chungo and thus stopping In-
tere t
Banks. The Argus office, and
m em bers o f H ills b o ro Post, A m e r
ican Legion, have been assisting m
m aking out ap plicatio ns and w ill
con tinu e u n til the w o rk is com
pleted.
B. E. Maling Finds
Business is Good
(C o n tin u e d fro m page •>
the bodv by u i- d f ce rta in d ru g ,
and c itru s fru its
Because (if .sics con ditions in
canned goods, M u lin g re tu rn e d ti>
tus home here several weeks short
j f lile tw , m o n th . eastern v i it
V
K e tu tn iu g to O regon fro m New
Y o rk. M u lin g took passage on the
U nion P acific stre a m lin e r fro m C h i-
( ug i unit ' pent m ure than 24 hours
between towns when the tra in was
stalled near Boone, Iowa A n o th e r
tra in tie said, b ro ke its couplings
il l tlie snow and le ft most of its
car. on ttie east bound lin e o f the
double tracks L a te r a snow plow
was sent to Its re lie f, w h ich also
stalled on the west bound lin e
w hen a plun k was picked up by
tlie ro ta ry and broke the ru n n in g
gears o f the big f m
T lie w eather was b itin g cold, he
said, and the w in d drove the d ry
snou in a b lin d in g cloud over the
tracks A n a ttem p t to w a lk tw d
m iles to a to w n was abandoned by
h im se lf and a com panion when
they discovered that they could not
breathe in the cold, snow fille d at-
inie pliere They only tra ve le d about
tit) feet fro m tlie tra in before be
com ing exhausted, he said.
Ttie tim e spent m arooned on the
E xcitem ent gripped the T u a la tin
‘ hobo" ra m p M onday n ig h t when
•;«une one, o Hu* h o h o r•; charge, a t
tem pted to b u rn th e ir carnp in the
"Jungle»“ there
An in ve stig a tio n By D e pu ty Shei
if f D ick Busch reveflled that the
in c m h rt . o f tiie camp di «covered
• m oke at the side of trie old d w e ll
ing w h ich they occupy On inve ti
g itio n they found a large p ile of
wood a fire and near it an em pty
p in t h o ttie w h ich had contained
kerosene. B ir c h »bid.
A pa il o r tw o of w a te r put the
fire out a fte r w h ich the men re
ported the in cide nt to John Wi«h.
T u a la tin , o w ne r o f the house, who
called the sh e riff. It is believed
th a t someone interested in getting
rid of the occupants o f the carnp
had ..et the fire
N ine men occupy the n r n p . us
in g the old house, w h ich is a tw o -
story stru ctu re , as sleeping q u a r
ters and shelter against storms The
location has been a fa v o rite ga th
e rin g place fo r the follow e r;, of
the long, long tr a il fo r nomti tim e,
o ffice rs .say
A n o th e r fire e a rlie r in the day
destroyed the f ’arsh store
i n d
b u ild in g at D u rha m station, about
fiv e m iles n o rth of T u a la tin . The
m erchandise stock was ow ned by
J W Carsh and the b u ild in g by
.someone else Loss in m erch an
dise stock was estim ated at >2000
The fire , according to report .
started in the attic, p ro ba bly from
a d e fe ctive flu e and had gained
such headw ay by th«» tim e it was
discovered th a t it could not be
checked.
Powers Director
at Cherry Grove
<lly Mr* I' Patton)
C H E R R Y G R O VE F ra n k P o w
ers was elected d ire c to r at tlie
school m eeting M onday evening to
f ill tiie u n e xp ire d term o f tlie late
A ugust Anderson
Next Sunday m o rn in g Rev. Cor-
n ils w ill speak on "T h e best way
to p u ll y o u r o a r " E very m em ber
is urged to he present In tile ( Ve
ilin g his top ic w ill be "T hre e
Looks." M r C o rn ils w ill he out of
to w n the firs t part o f the week
speaking at tiie y e a rly tra in in g in -
s tilu tu
o f the G erm an
B aptist
Young People's U n ion of Oregon,
o f w h ich body M r. C o rn ils is pres
ident The In s titu te is being held
at the G erm an B aptist chu rch of
Salt Creek (D a lla s!.
M r and Mrs. John Pearson and
on L in c o ln moved to the John
N y iu n d m ill at M ou n ta in d a ie the
firs t o f the week, w here M r. P ear
son has em ploym ent. Fred Nelson
is also w o rk in g fo r M r. N y iu n d at
M o u n tu in d a le
F e b ru a ry m eeting o f the Gaston
Farm ers' U n io n was held at the K
P h a ll at Gaston F ebru ary 5 V is
ito rs were M r and Mrs. A lb e rt
S tr e iff of Cedar M ill and M r. and
M rs. John Plass of V erb oo rt. M r
S tr e iff gave the m ain ta lk o f the
evening
He to ld
of the great
am ount o f products that are s h ip
ped in to th is c o u n try in c o m p e ti
tio n w ith dom estic fa rm products.
He also to ld o f the u t ilit y meetings
th a t have been held in the various
counties th a t ate a tte m p tin g to o r
ganize a u t ilit y d is tric t. John Plass.
county president, to ld of tiie b u si
ness o f the F arm ers' U n io n w a re
house w h ich has been established
at H illsb o ro .
Miss
E lva
Lovegren, p rim a ry
teacher, and M rs M a ry G ra n t, p r in
cip al o f tiie Scoggins V a lle y school,
are s till nt home here due to the
scarlet feve r in the Scoggins V a l
ley d is tric t.
Mrs. H a rry W a llin and M rs. John
Pearson w ill be hostesses fo r the
Ladies' A id at th e *c h u rc h this a ft
ernoon (T h u rsd a y),
Mrs. W a lte r Neugebauer re tu rn e d
to he r hom e here a fte r v is itin g
w ith re la tive s fo r some tim e in
W ashington.
P ra ye r m ee ting w ill be held at
the ch u rch T hursd ay evening (to-
n ig h t).
( ’o ffer ( lui) to I leal*
Reports; History
Delegate» to the recent C o un ty
Federation m eeting w ill g ive re
port
.it the Coffee clu b m eeting
F rid a y aftern oon at Die eiianibei
o f com m erce rooms, and Mrs. J.
M Per." on o f tin L ite ra tu re de-
part merit ha reque ted that inetn-
prepured to re p o rt on rend-
bei '
in g f<
Die past tw o m onths.
Eminn M c K in n e y of Die
M rs
p u b lic ity de pa rtm e nt lias charge
of program , and i lia rte r membt-i
past o ffice rs and w ives of f ir e
men are c pet ia lly in v ite d to a t
tend A m usical program w ill be
given.
Me dun»
A. W Havens. Fred
llo lzn a g e l and W J. Enschede w ill
be )io-te .se fo r Die afternoon.
T lie C o lon ia l tea w ill be held at
Die home of Mrs. Thom IS C onnell
on F rid a y afternoon. F ebru ary 21.
instead of at Die cham ber of com
merce as scheduled.
C o un ty C lu b in s titu te w ill be
held in H ill boro on F e b ru a ry 28.
a c c o rd in g to a n n o u n c e m e n t of M rs
G ladys M eyer of T iga rd, cou nty
fed eratio n president.
An Arizona Cowboy
Sunday in Verboort
T hree-act com edy. “ A n A rizo na
C ow boy," w ill lie given at V er-
boort C O F ha ll Sunday at 8:15
p. m. by m em bers of the V e rb oo rt
hig h school senior d ie s T he play
is a ro m a n tic com edy of the old
west, fille d w ith h u m or and e x
citem ent Cast includes A rle n e L u
ll. ne. O liv e K ow rny. L o re tta K rie g
er. Eva K in d e l, L o re tta VanD yke.
Gerva.se Jansen, E rv in Vundchey.
C y r il and Robert V anD yke. H o w
ard K in d e l, Ig n a tiu s and A d e lb e rt
Evert
H ow ard
V an D yke , C ecil
K in d e l and L lo y d G illin g s . Miss
K athleen C a ld w e ll i . d ire c tin g the
play. M usical num bers w ill be g iv
en between acts.
MissSahnow Bride
of William Scott
Miss Joyce Sahnow. daug hter of
M r. and Mrs. Ben Sahnow of H ills
boro, and W illia m H Scott o f
M ishaw aka. Indiana, were m a rrie d
M onday at V ancouver. Wash . Rev.
Paul I,. K u n zm a ii o ffic ia tin g .
T hey w ill m ake th e ir home here
fo r the present, hut la te r w ill go
to M ishaw aka. Ind . w here the
groom is connected w ith the Scott
N icke l and D im e »tores.
V a le n tin e P a rty H e l d -
B reakfast clu b met W ednesday
w iD i M is. O tto H a rtra m p f fo r a
V a le n tin e pa rty. P rogram in clud ed
a stunt, Ri d Hot Peppers." and a
guessing rontest led by M rs R C.
Cast o f the "Red H ot
Munson
Peppers" included Mesdames Don-
aid M egargel and R C Munson.
Banana G ils M rs
It
F I *VtOT
Sweet Potato; Mesd imes E J M c-
A le a r and Robert B urling am e . Red
Hot Mammas; a n d Mrs. B
M.
Goodman, litt le M iss Lem on Drop.
N ext m eeting w ill he w ith M rs.
E J. M cA le a r F e b ru a ry 27.
F o rm e r Residents V is it—
M r. and M rs M a x I.a La nde of
Nampa. Idaho, w ere guests sev
e ru l days the last o f the w eek
th e ir so n -in -la w and daughter,
and M rs H ow ard W ells M r La-
I.ande was fo rm e rly in the b a ke ry
business here, but gave it up on
account o f il l health about 12 years
ago and m oved to Nampa. He is
m anager of the D ew ey p a rk in
Nampa, nnd reports th a t vast im
provem ents have been m ade in
the pa rk as a W PA project, some
tim es h a vin g as m any as 200 men
w o rk in g un de r his supervision.
Miss F u lle r H onored—
M iss C a ro lin e F u lle r was hon
ored w ith a d in n e r p a rty given
by her sister. M iss M in e rva F u lle r,
the evening o f F e b ru a ry 5. T he
occasion was he r 18th b irth d a y .
Guests were Misses Verna and
B ernice D illo n . M a rg a re t M a th ie -
sen, L o is Hess and l.a V e lle Jack-
son and the ho no r guest,
and
Messrs V in ce n t Sharp. G e o r g e
Rice Dennis Hail. Micky and W a l
te r M athiesen. The evening was
spent p la y in g games and cards.
ARGUS,
H I 1.1.S P. O R O , O R E G O N
Pa pro Seven
on«* brother, Theodore» Davison of
1 M anning
Piggly Wiggly to
Social News of
R e lative ; a tte n d in g the fu n e ra l
th i county were M r
W O
Relocate Grocery
Local Folk and ' M from
o rle y of th i . c ity . M r. and M rs
F<.Rowing th e D|X"nin^ of Safeway
• A r th u r S m ith o f Banks. Theodore
Their F rien d s | Dave.on of M in n in g . M i it. Sand* gro
ce ry in it ; new hx ation F rid a y ,
the P ttfgly W iu xly gro cery on M ain
fo rd of N o rth Plains. M r : James
Roy W a rfie ld and M r. nnd Mrs. i W lite r and Robert Me id o f Cedar
H a rold M eC ullorn o f K la m a th Falls. M ill
H It M asterson o f K ich la nd. and
M rs ./ f ) .Swearingen o f Irrig o n
were gue ds last w<*«*k o f M r. and
M r : W. M F '’ oi :oh a tte n d in g the fu
rieral o f M i
Hoy W a rfie ld <Mab»*l
Ma ter on >. M rs S w earingen re*
I tty Mr M a k ts A I I I m u D
mairu-d w ith her parents u n til M on*
M O U N T A IN HO M E F o u rty -fiv e
day, and the oth er ; re tu rn e d home
attended the p a rty given by M r.
T hursday.
Ray Ego F rid a y evening
M r. and M rs. F ra n k Woods of am i M i
M ilw a u k ie were Sunday guest i of T he guests came dressed in old
fa hioned costume. R ichard Joyce
M r. and M i . Jam»"' A n d e r -on The
men w ere frien ds in th e ir boyhood in a George W ashington typ e suit
won firs t prize fo r men; John
days in O klahom a, but had not seen
S tric k le r, was given second prize
< aeh oth er fo r 15 years, although
fo r a com ic costume. Mrs. H a rry
M r Woods lias made his home in
Schm eltzer took firs t prize fo r the
O regon part o f the tim e.
he t old fashioned ladies' Costume
M r. and M i
Ivan K ocher. I.e ;- and M r
C a rl Sim pson second.
te r Tesehner, R dph G oiide and T i i e p a rly was a com bined C h ris
H a rold Dean o f Beaverton, arid tia n Endeavor and D ouble-trees af-
Miss E velyn S ch u lm e rich o f H ills fan T lie D ouble-trees class is w o rk
boro spent M onday n ig h t a n d in g on the c h u rc h -b u ild in g fu n d .
Tuesday at the residence of F erd I
M ore than 12 attended the m eet
G ro n e r at Depoe Bay.
in g of M ou ntain Home Ladies' A id
M r and M r
John Enschede of
at the n o m e o f M rs. Charles Haynes
Forext G rove have m oved to H ills - i
boro and are re sid in g at the H a - 1 T hursd ay
M r and Mrs. H a rry S chm eltzer
inona apartm ents on F irs t avenue. I
and M r. and M rs. G eorge K ir k
M r En.-.chede is em ployed by the
p a tric k visite d in P o rtla n d S u n
P o rtla n d G eneral E le c tric com pany '
day afternoon.
Nels Nelson of northeast of H ills - ' Rev. Speece announces th a t a
boro is un de r m edical observation ' special speaker w ill be present at
of D r. C T. S m ith at S m ith's hos M o u n ta in
Hom e church Sunday
p ita l.
He was threatened
w ith evening d u rin g the pastor's ab
pneum onia.
sence.
Miss D o ro th y Pfahl. w ho has been
Miss D em aris Saunders, w ho is
liv in g in A storia , is now liv in g w ith ' em ployed in P ortla nd , was a w e ek
her fathe r. Charles P f a h l , a t end guest of he r parents. M r. and
B lo om in g
M rs H a rry Saunders.
M rs
T im G oo drich
o f Forest i H e ttie llo w e ll o f P o rtla n d v is it
G rove u n d e rw e n t a m a jo r opera- 1 ed her sister. Mrs. George A llis o n ,
tio n F rid a y at S m ith's hospital. D r several days last week.
R ichards o f Forest G ro ve operated
E xtrem e cold w eather has the
D r. G uy Via pe rfo rm e d a m a jo r farm ers w o rrie d fo r fear th a t the
operation fo r Mrs. M a rtin V an- ' gram w ill be damaged as w e ll as
decoevering o f N o rth Plains M o n oth er crops. Vague ru m o rs are
day n ig h t at S m ith's hospital.
th a t ea rly freeze m ay have k ille d
Mrs. B. W Barnes attended a ' the w a ln u t trees.
luncheon fo r the 1929 M atrons. O i Miss Helen S chm eltzer W3S a re
E. S., in P o rtla n d S aturday.
cent week-end guest of Miss E liz a
beth H erkiss o f T igard.
Donald Schm eltzer, w h o has been
ra n ching in c e n tra l eastern Oregon,
a rriv e d at the hom e o f his p a r
ents M onday noon. He says the
Mrs. V. W. G a rd n e r sang in the snow is q u ite deep th ro u g h the
ch o ir at the consecration cerem on- , W a p in itia cu t-o ff.
ies o f the new Bishop o f Oregon. | M issiona ry society is scheduled
B en ja m in D D agw ell. at the T r in to meet w ith M rs. Sam B ody next
ity chu rch in P o rtla n d Wednesday T hursd ay afternoon.
m orn ing . M r. G a rd n e r was a dele- , A group o f fiv e fro m P a cific c o l
gate to the services fro m A ll Saints lege at N ew berg vis ite d M o u n ta in
Episcopal church, and o th e r m em Hom e church Sunday evening.
bers of th e local ch u rch in at- ; M ou ntain Hom e C h ris tia n E n
tendance were M r and M rs. George deavor held a consecration service
T. M cG rath. M r and M rs. S. W Sunday evening. T his is to be a
M elhuish.
M r. and M rs
A lf O re g u la r service on the second S un
Johnson o f Forest G rove. Mesdames day n ig h t o f each m onth.
George Fischer. N E. H a w o rth . S
Miss Josephine F itc h o f V a n
T h w a ite ,
Donald Douglas
a n d couver. Wash., was a house guest
Charles M ott. Misses E vangeline o f Rev. and M rs. V. T. Speece over
F u lle r and M abel T h w a ite , and W. th e week-end.
T Putnam .
T w e n ty -fo u r
attended
p ra y e r
M any fro m here attended t h e ' m eeting at the John S tric k le r home
banquet in connection w ith the last T hursd ay evening. The m ee t
cerem onies at the M asonic Tem ple in g this w eek is to be w ith M r.
in P o rtla n d W ednesday evening, and Mrs. H a rry Schm eltzer.
fo r w h ic h 1000 reservations w ere
made.
Egos Entertain
at Mountain Home
Attend Ceremonies
of Consecration
Silver Thaw Grips
Valley Short Time
street w ill begin p re p a rin g fo r it
m ove to the old S afew ay location,
the in mager. L lo y d I filh k e r . said
W ednesday. It is understood that
the store is a tte m p tin g to sub
lease its present location.
F a irw a y store, co rn e r M a in street
and Second avenue, is co m p le tin g
rearran gem e nt and re m o d e lin g o f
its displa y, m o vin g the che ckin g
and w ra p p in g co u n te r in to the cen
te r o f tlie flo o r and opening up its
d is p la y shelves to the p u b lic. New
d isp la y rack
are being added to
place stock in be tte r positions fo r
customers.
Oakes' grocery, ne xt to th e new
S afew ay tore, th i . week is com
p le tin g a re m o de lin g of its fro n t
to open the store and stock to the
street, m a kin g entrance o f cus
tom ers c*asier and a llo w in g an u n
ob stru cted vie w o f the stock fro m
the street.
Safeway Grocery
Will Open Friday
S afew ay store, w h ich has oc
cupied th e corn er o f M a in and Sec
ond avenue fo r a nu m be r o f years,
w ill close the re T h u rsd a y n ig h t
and open F rid a y m o rn in g in new
q u a rte rs h a lf w ay dow n the block
south on Second
T h e new store presents an a t
tra c tiv e appearance in new colors,
flo o d lig h t, w ide
aisles.
displa y
shelves to accommodate the w o m
en. and m odern d isp la y racks fo r
the ce n te r aisles.
T h re e
tim es
as m uch displa y
space w i ll a llo w a com plete stock
in a ll lines, placed in p la in ly m a rk
ed com partm ents by num bered sec
tio n s w h ic h can be seen fro m any
p a rt o f the store.
A n o th e r fea tu re o f the store is
the lig h te d s h e lvin g fo r d is p la y in g
fr u its o f variou s k in d s as w e ll as
green vegetaSles. Inside, s h e lvin g
in g and w alls are fin ish e d in w h ite
w ith bla ck trim m in g s . I t is said to
be one o f the most m odern and
best equipped stores on the P a cific
coast.
hance Good for
Location of Port
W ashington co u n ty has an e x
ce lle n t chance o f o b ta in in g the
P o rtla n d a irp o rt re c e n tly a u th o r
ized when the residents o f th a t
c ity voted $300.000 in bonds to
m atch fed eral funds fo r co n stru c
tio n costs.
T he tra c t u n d e r consideration,
and the o n ly site in th is cou nty be
in g considered, is the M a rtin B e r
nards fa rm o f m ore tha n 700 acres
at Orenco. It is understood th a t
B ernards, w ho has been foreclosed
on a m ortgage, has set a p ric e o f
m ore tha n $206.000 on the tra ct.
U n d e r his foreclosure, he s t ill re
tains the rig h t of re d em p tion w h ic h
expires, it is said, in June o f th is
year.
F ive sites w ere selected o f the
n u m b e r offered, but o n ly th re e of
these sites are a d m itte d ly accept
able. O renco is one o f th e three
and is said to f u l f i l l a ll o f the
req uire m en ts o f th e governm ent.
A pp raisers have been appointed
d are at w o rk v a lu in g the prop-
ty in question. Those selected by
e P ort o f P ortla nd comm ission
■re .1. Fred Slaver. S I I V. A n-
CA
and A r th u r C. C allnn Ap-
praisal o f the O renco site p ro b
ably w ill take place the last of
t h i; week or the firs t of next.
C a re fu l consideration is to be
given to each o f the sites in ques
tion before fin a l decision is made
N O T H E O F S H E R IF F 'S S A LE
N otice is hereby given th a t by
v irtu e o f an execution, ju dg m ent,
order, decree and ord er of sale is-
lued out o f and under the Seal of
the C irc u it C o u rt o f the State of
O regon fo r W ashington C ounty, on
the 2Sth day of Jan ua ry, 1936. in
a cause th e re in pending in w h ich
W illia m Josse and Sophia Josse
were p la in tiff.; and Joseph Owen
M u rra y. Ellen E Ford.
Ben D
Ford. M a ry R icker, Thomas E P ar
ker, H a rry Parker, Francis Parker,
Eben P arke r, and Thom as E. P arker
and Thom as H e nry P arker. A d m in
istra to rs of the estate o f A n n ie
P arker, deceased, are defendants, in
fa v o r o f the p la in tiffs and against
the defendant in the sum of $6.900 -
(X). tog e th e r w ith interest thereon,
fro m the 10th day o f August. 1934.
at the ra te o f six per cent per an
num and fo r the fu rth e r sum of
$26131 paid by w ay of taxes, to
gether w ith interest thereon from
th e 12th day o f December. 1935. at
th e ra te o f six per cent per an
num . and the fu rth e r sum of $500 -
00 A tto rn e y 's fees, and the costs
and disbursem ents taxed in said
cause at $27.75. and com m anding
me to m ake sale o f the fo llo w in g
described real pro pe rty, situate in
W ashington C ounty. Oregon
and
p a rtic u la rly described as follow s,
to -w it:
A ll o f the o rig in a l donation land
' cla im o f Geo W. Jones and w ife
in Section 33. T ow n ship 1 N o rth of
Range 1 West o f the W illa m e tte
M e rid ia n , except those certain tracts
deeded to W illia m N. S m ith, as
described in Deed Book F. page
181. John H. Bush by Deed Book
F. page 75. and to Charles K in g by
deed recorded in Book E. page 412.
Records o f Deeds. W ashington C oun
ty. State o f Oregon, co n ta in in g 195
acres, m ore c r less.
I w ill on M onday, th e 2nd day
o f M arch. 1936, at the h o ur o f ten
! o'clo ck A. M. of said day at the
East fro n t door o f the C o u rt House
.in H ills b c ro , W ashington C ounty.
Oregon, sell at p u b lic auction to
' th e highest bidder, fo r cash in hand,
a ll the rig h t, title and in te rest w h ich
the w ith in named defendants, and
each o f them had on the 10th day
o f A ugust. 1934. o r have acquired
since said date in and to said real
p ro p e rty o r any p o rtio n th e re o f to
satisfy said execution, ju d g m e n t, o r
der and decree, interest, costs, and
accrued costs, said sale to be sub
je c t to red em p tion as per t h e
statutes o f the State o f Oregon.
Dated th is 30th day of January.
1936.
i J. W. C O N N E L L . S h e riff of W ash
in g to n C ounty. O regon E. J. M c
A le a r. A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff. 50-2
N O T I C E T O C R E D IT O R S
I n th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re -
g u n , f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
In *h*> M atte»- o f th e E s ta te o f R a c h e l J .
K im b a ll, D eceased.
N - itic e i ’ h e re b y g iv e n , t h a t th e u n d e r
s ig n e d ha« been d u ly c o n f ir m e d b y th e
» b o ve e n title « ! C o u r t as E x e c u to r o f th e
j Last
W i l l r.n d T e s ta m e n t
of
»aid
de-
ce*i»ed. a n d h x s d u ly q u a lif ie d a« such ;
Now,
th e r e fo r e .
a ll
p e rso n a
h a v in g
c la im *
a g u in u t
«aid
e s ta te a r e
h e re b y
‘ n u iif ie d a n d re q u ire d t o p re s e n t th e sam e.
’ t«»gether w i t h
p r o p e r v o u c h e rs th e r e fo r .
I t o th e u n d e rsig n e « ! a t th e la w o ffic e s o f
B a g le y
A-
H a re , in th e F i r s t
N a tio n a l
B a n k B u ild in g , in H ills b o r o . O re g o n , w it h
in s ix m o n th « fr o m th e d a te h e re o f.
D a te d t h is 1 5 th d a y o f J a n u a r y . 1936.
.A L F R E D H .
K IM B A L L .
E x e c u to r o f
th e L a s t W il l a n d T e s ta m e n t o f s a id de-
ceaaed.
B a g le y
& H a re . A t to r n e y s
fo r
i E x e c u to r.
^9-1
S l i T K R T O I H K IU TO K s
In th e C o u n ty ( ’«»art o f th e » t a le o f Ora»
Run, f<>r W a a M m rto n ( 'o u o t y .
In th e M a t t e r o f th e fta ta te o f J o r * a n
K. K ro e tre r. I>e«ea»e<L
N o tic e I* h e re b y ir L e t i. t h a t th e und er»
«iy-ned hue b e -n »lo ly a p p o in te d b y th e
• b .iv e e n t it le d C o u rt. »« A d m l n L t r a t o r o f
i ho ew tnte o f » » id Jerea«pd, a tu l ha« d u ly
1111w Iifie d n« xuch.
Now,
th e r e fo r e .
a ll
p e rso n »
h a v in ir
< la h n n
n ira in u t
«aid
e s ta te a r e
h e re b y
rio tiT ie d a n d r e q u ire d to |»re>«ent th e «»m e,
to g e th e r
w i’ h
p r o p e r v o u c h e r» th e r e fo r ,
to th e u n d e rilg n e « l a t th e la w o ffic e « o f
H *iirle \
Ar
H a re , in th e l*'ir« t
N a tio n a l
H a n k B u ild in g , in 11 i ILI m ro , O re g o n , w it h
i n a ix m o n th « fr o m
th e «late h e m f .
D a te d th i« IG tli d a y o f J a n u a r y , r.1,'16.
A R T H l’ H F
K R O F d iE K
A d in in la t r a -
t o r o f th e K a ta te o f «aid D eceased.
H a r
le y A. li a r » .
A tto r n e y «
f o r A d m in i« ! ra -
4 » -|
NO TH K OF
F IN A L
SKTTLFM FN T
In th .- C o u n t y C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re
g o n . f o r W a a h in g to n C o u n ty .
In
th e M a tt e r o f th e K a ta te o f F r a n k
I
K im b a ll, Deceased.
N o tic e i» h e re b y g iv e n , th a t th e n n d e r-
:g n e il
b .x e « n io r o f th e
Laet
W il l a n d
fe a ta n ie n t o f « a id decen«ed h*i« file d in
th e u bo ve e n t it le d
e n u rt a n d enuea hi«
F in a l A c c o u n t a n d r e p o r t a.« »u ch . a n d
th e C u r t ha« fix e d a n d a p p o in te d
th e
21«t d a y o f F e b ru a ry . I'.Klrt. a t th e h o u r
o f It» o 'c lo c k A . M . o f «aid d a y a n d th e
c o u r t r'aoni o f th e a bo ve e n t it le d c o u r t
in H ills b o r o . O re g o n , n« th e t im e a n d
p la c e f o r h e - ir in g o b je c tio n « to » a id f in a l
a c c o u n t a n d f o r th e f in a l x e ttle m e n t o f
«aid ewtate.
D a te d th i» 22n d d » y o f J a n u a r y . 1936.
O L IV E N E L L V A R N I R nnd A L F R E D
H A R O L D K I M B A L L . E x e c u tr ix a n d E xe c-
u t o r o f th e L a s t W il l a n ti T e a ta m e n t o f
»aid
Dec'*a»e<l.
B a g le y A
H a re . A t t o r
ney» f o r E x e c u tr ix a n d E x e c u to r .
40-1
N O T IC E O F F I N A L
SETTLEM ENT
th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re
g o n , f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
In th e M a tt e r o f th e E a ta ta o f G o ttlie b
B a u e r. Deceased.
N o tic e 1» h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r
s ig n e d E x e c u to r o f th e L a « t W il l
and
I’ m " a m e n t o f «aid decenaed ha» file «! In
1 th e a bo ve e n title « ! c o u r t a n d cauae hi«
F in a l A c c o u n t a n d r e p o r t a» «u ch , a n d
’ he c o u r t ha» fix e d
a n d a p p o in te d th e
2 5 th d a y o f F e b ru a ry , 1936. a* th e h o u r
o f lo o ’c lo c k A . M . o f s a id d a y a n d th e
c o u r t ro o m o f th e a bo ve e n t it le d c o u r t
in
H ilh b o r o . O re g o n , as th e tim e a n d
p la c e f o r h e a rin g o b je c tio n » t o «aid f in a l
a c c o u n t a n d f o r th e f in a l .s e ttle m e n t o f
.«aid erttate.
D a te d t h is 2 2 n d d a y o f J a n u a r y . 1936.
H E R B E R T B A U E R . E x e c u to r
of
th e
Last
W il l a n d T e ttta m e n t <>f «aid D e
ceased.
B a g le y &
H a re .
A t to r n e y »
fo r
E x e c u to r.
49-1
In
Say you saw i t in the Argus.
Every savings c e rtifi
cate is insured up to
$5,000.00 under the
Federal Insurance
Plan.
•
•
M rs. B irk fo rd H o s te ss—
Savings of $1.00 ac
Ladies' A lta r society o f St. M a t - 1
c e p te d o r la r g e r
thew 's ch u rch m et Tuesday eve- ,
(C « n t» n u rd fr o m pan e 1>
n in g at th e home of M rs. Hayes '
"g
amounts to suit your
eember, 15 in J a n u a ry and 9 in
\Vft c o m fo rta b le w itli ple n ty to eat
B ic k fo rd .
convenience.
S tart a
F ebru ary.
and tlie cars fa ir ly w e ll heated.
Low est te m p e ra tu re th is y e a r was
systematic savings
The stre a m lin e r, he declared, is the
N ovem ber 3 w hen the te m p e ra tu re
easiest rid in g tra in he has ever
account today.
droppecf to 13 degrees above zero
tra ve le d on
F
E
W
choice,
e
x
tra
good
Rhode
w
h
ile
the
previous
yea
r
the
lo
w
Plans fo r the com ing canning
Islan d Red cockerels fo r sale.—
est tem p e ra tu re was 10 degrees on
and packing season. M u lin g said,
52
F une ral services fo r G eorge L a w J a n u a ry 20 w ith 8 inches o f snow- H o w a rd Snyder. D ille y .
w ill see about the same am ount go
C u rry . 74. w ho died here F e b ru a ry on th a t date. A h a lf-in c h o f snow
In fo cans as last year, w h ile the
A - l B A L E D clo v e r fo r sale.— F. W.
11 a fte r be in g in the ho spita l fo r has been recorded fo r th is year.
frozen foods pack w ill be tw ic e as
Jackson, m ile n o rth w e s t N o rth
N O T IC E O F
F IN A L
SETTLEM ENT •
14 days, w i ll be held at 1:30 p. m.
large
Several new frozen foods
R a in fa ll has been lig h t d u rin g Plains. Phone 5F11.
52p I n th e C o u n ty C o u r t e * th e S ta te o f O re
j today (T h u rsd a y) at Donelson & F e b ru a ry and roads w ere dusty
plants are being in sta lle d in the
g o n . f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
' S ew ell chapel. Rev. D uncan w ill M onday. In some places, fa rm op A - l S O FT y e llo w f i r shakes. 24- I n th e M a t t e r o f th e E s ta te o f G. F .
e ast, he rem arked, but the m arket
G t^ e tte r, Deceased.
' o fficia te . In te rm e n t w i ll be in R iv erations. w h ic h could not be com
is absorbing this typ e o f preserved
J. M. PERSON, Mgr.
in ch length, $100 per hundred,
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e r
e rv ie w cem etery.
food as ra p id ly as it can be p ro
pleted in the fa ll, w ere concluded d e liv e re d .—S. A. H u tch in son. R t. 1. s ig n e d E x e c u to r o f th e L a s t W il l a n d
M
r.
C
u
rry
was
b
o
rn
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
Savings & Loan Bldg.
and ground made ready fo r p la n t C o rne liu s.
cessed.
52 T e s ta m e n t o f s a id deceased has f ile d in
‘ June 21. 1861. Deceased is s u rvive d in g as soon as w a rm e r w e athe r
th e a b o v e e n t it le d c o u r t a n d cause his
Hillsboro
O regon
M ijo r im p rovem e nt in the H ills
by the w id o w , M rs. M a ry E liz a comes.
boro plants are not contem plated
W A N T E D — W om an to w o rk fro m / i n a l A c c o u n t a n d r e p o r t as s u c h , a n d
th*» C o u r t has fix e d an 1 a p p o in te d th e
beth C u rry , and fo u r sons; Lester.
Telephone lines between P o rt
th is year, but several pieces of
8 a. m. u n til 6 p. m Monday- 15 th d a y o f F e b ru a ry . 1936. a t th e h o u r
D a n ie l and O liv e r o f P o rtla n d , and land and Forest Grove, in c lu d in g o n ly. A p p ly by le tte r only, g iv in g o f 10 o ’c lo c k A . M . o f s a id d a y a n d th e
m ach in ery are being in sta lle d to
G eorge L. Jr. of N elscott.
the H ills b o ro long distance se rv nam e and address.—W rite 4660 A r c o u r t ro o m o f th e a bo ve e n t it le d c o u r t
balance the plant p ro du ction Some
o f these im p rovem e nts in clu d e a n
ice east, w ere out o f com m ission gus.
52tf i in H ills b o r o , O re g o n , as th e t im e a n d
p la c e f o r h e a rin g o b je c tio n s t o » a id f in a l
several tim es d u rin g the n ig h t. On
oth er b e rry grader; six m ore corn
, a c c o u n t a n d f o r th e f in a l s e ttle m e n t o f
the C o lum b ia h ig h w a y, snow flake s 120 9 -m o n th -o ld W h ite Legh orn. s a id e s ta te .
cutters, tw o buskers to b rin g the
la y in g 70': . 95c each: C h a rte r gas
Date«! t h is 15th d a y o f J a n u a r y . 1936.
lik e tapioca, ro lle d
dow n
th e
to ta l to s ix and an othe r w ra p p in g
m o u n ta in sides in to the gorge fa s t in cu b a to r, 540-egg. lik e new. $25.—■ W I L L I A M J . G O E T T E R . E x e c u to r o f
m achine to m ake seven in
the
’
he
Last
W il l
and
T e s ta m e n t o f said
er tha n ro ta ry snow plow s cou ld R. Pearson. Rt. 5: in q u ire H ills b o ro Deceased.
plant.
E . J . M c A le a r , A t t o r n e y f o r
E n te rta in at D in n e r—
52p E x e c u to r .
R epresentatives o f the H ills b o ro rem ove it. One bus was b u rie d F lo rists, m ile east H illsb o ro .
T lie b e rry grader is to a llo w the
48-52
g rv pa ckin g o f raspberries, w h ich
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k S ch u lm e rich Tow nsend club, a t the Congression- near M u ltn o m a h Falls, acco rding
E
M
P
IR
E
au
to
m
a
tic
e
le
c
tric
w
a
te
r
"a n n o t be frozen i f graded by the
i reports.
en tertain ed
W ednesday
eve ning . al d is tric t No. 1 co n ve n tio n of
1 9 3 5 T e r r a p la n e
system, fo r sale, $20.—M e lte b e ke
T em peratures fo r the Week
wet process.
w ith a d in n e r p a rty fo r M r. and . clubs in Eugene yeste rd ay were
E le c tric Store.
52 I
T O U R IN G SEDA N
Mrs. Wes S ch u lm e rich and fa m G. N. T aggart and C lifto n G ille tte . ,
M
in
.
M
ax.
Date
FOR S A L E o r R ent— 12 acres, h a lf 1
ily . w ho re c e n tly re tu rn e d to H ills i named at a m eeting Sunday. C. C i Feb. 6
47
39
H
A
R
R
IS
O
N
D.
H
U
G
G
IN
S
( C o n t in u r d fr o m
11
boro fro m the east. O th e r guests B a n n iste r and M rs. Percy Long
22
42
Feb. 7
clear, 2 m iles out.— F red P ear- 1
men since the in tro d u c tio n here
were Mrs. Anna S ch u lm e rich of w ere alternates. S everal local m em
31
14
M.
Feb. 8
son, R t. 4.
52p i
o f m achines w h ic h pay on the
H ills b o ro and M r. and Mrs. W 1. bers attended.
36
.19
Feb. 9
p rin c ip le o f the slot m achine w ith
EYE,
EAR,
NOSE
AN D T H R O A T
A t - th e m ee ting .S unday. Robert
1 9 3 3 C h e v r o le t
Stevens of L a u re l.
20
38
Y O U N G G uernsey, fresh F e b ru a ry
Feb. 10
the exce ptio n th a t a degree of
( f o n t I n n e d fr o m ?»»ie I )
K e lly re p o rte d th a t he had w r i t
S
P
E
C
IA
L
IS T
35
29
10.
pounds
basic
average.—
Feb. 11
M A S T E R SEDA N
speaker F aults are In men, not In s k ill, in p la cin g the balls, m ig h t Local Folk at F a ir—
ten to each o f the O regon con
Feb' 12
31
36
P ercy Stone. Forest G rove.
52
increase the percentage o f w in
the system, he said.
GLASSES
F IT T E D
M r. and M rs. T. M . R nm sdell and gressmen
u rg in g
assistance
to .
W illia m G. Hare Introduced the nings.
M r. and Mrs. C. B. Preston o f m ake the Townsend plan a la w at
Room f
Those w h o p la y th e game con H ills b o ro are guests at the M a y- 1 th is session. K e lly also rep orted a
speaker. Janies W ells w ill be c h a ir
C o m m ercial N a tio n a l B a n k A n n e x
sid e ra b ly p o in t out th a t tho ugh the f a ir in San Diego w a itin g fo r the local m em bership o f n e a rly 900
man today.
NEW HORTON
Several lo w p rice d ears and
H ills b o ro clu b had the second p la ye r may w in, the percentage o f opening of the San Diego fa ir. T hey i The clu b voted to e n te r w ith other
p ick-up s to choose from .
P h onea
H o u r»
largest delegation at the N ew berg 1 chance In fa v o r o f the ow ners of have been in C a lifo rn ia about a 1 clubs of the state in a "d o u b le -
R e si dence 2972
9 :3 0 a. m . to 12 m.
O f f ic e 2971
1 :30 p m . t o 6 p. m.
ch a rte r m eeting F e b ru a ry 5. Pin the m achines u su a lly acts to re m o n th and w ill re m a in fo r some | the -m e m be rship d riv e be fore A p r il
STORAG E
C A M P REEHERS. CCC. W estim -
Z a n o b e lll accom panied the g r o u p . tu rn the w in n in g s and som ething tim e a fte r the f a ir opens.
1."
ber. Feb. 12— "Q ua ran tine" was a
In o u r new, m odern garage o n ly
and sang several songs H ills b o ro m ure before the p la y e r is ready to P a rty W ell Attended—
zY vote o f tha nks was given the despised w o rd to n e a rly 200 CCC
SQ .50 Per
presented the new d u b w ith n R o c ry enough.
Texaco o il station fo r su p p o rt of yo u th fro m H ills b o ro and o th e r
The card p a rty given by the L a
O
M o n th
M achines in H ills b o ro are found
ta ry plaque.
1 the pla n and a recent dona tion o f O regon com m unities, w h o today
dies'
A
lta
r
society
o
f
St.
M
a
tth
e
w
's
Representative F I,. Ross o f in d ru g stores, ea tin g places and
10 per cent o f a ll sales F e b ru a ry 1 were in the second w eek o f con
chu
rch
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
5
was
w
e
ll
a
t
A loha represented G o ve rn o r M a r- j pool halls, and th e c ity has r e
to the c lu b treasu ry. T h e c lu b went
Come in and See the 19.36
2(1 licenses fo r such ap tended, 16 tables being in play. I on reco rd as fa v o rin g a 100 per ; fin e m e n t to camp.
tin at th e N ew berg m eeting.
I corded
Those
re
c
e
iv
in
g
h
ig
h
scores
w
e
re
paratus since J a n u a ry 1. A fe w of
Hudsons and Terraplane.«
cent re g is tra tio n of a ll vote rs be- ; Measles, one a ilm e n t fo r w h ic h
♦ Chick Starter Y’east
this n u m b e r m ig h t be fo r m achines M rs. I,. H illik e r . M rs. F. D u yck, J fo re th e p r im a r y electio n in M iv CCC men are riot in n o cu la te d be
“The Cars that step you up in
w h ich have been rem oved, however. Vanderzanden. F ra n k H e rte l and , T lie clu b also has gone on record cause no p re ve n ta tive is know n,
♦ Chick Scratch
everything but cost."
One in cid e n t w h ich bro u g h t the Mrs. Barber. The n e xt p a rty w ill I com m ending the G ilm o re o il com re ce n tly became u n u su a lly p re v a l- i
♦ Chick Starter M ilk
( B v Z e ll F t H ith e r» )
he
held
W
ednesday
n
ig
h
t,
F
e
b
ru
ent
in
nearby
com
m
unities.
W
hen
H ite o n clu b met F e b ru a ry 5 w ith cig a re tte m a tte r to the a tte n tio n a ry 19, and w i ll be the last before pany fo r it? decision to refuse gas one o f the CCC m em bers "cam e
♦
Broiler
Ration
o lin e to in to x ic a te d d rive rs.
M rs. F lo ra Leedy. T w e lv e m em bers o f the P.-T. A., it is said, was the Lent.
In c lu d in g in the s ta n d in g com d o w n " w ith the illness a q u a ra n
A nsw ere d r o ll cu ll w ith a “ S aying suspension last w eek o f tw o high
You take no chances when
m itte e ch a irm e n re c e n tly a p po int- tin e was ordered by D r. D. P
o f B e n ja m in F ra n k lin ." Plans w ere school boys fo r sm o kin g in tlie Guest N ig h t W ednesday—
T ru liin g e r. cam p surgeon, to avoid
you use these feeds. They
started fo r n spring program to be ! basement.
Royal Neighbors w i l l observe ' ed by the a d viso ry board are. D r.
enrollees being fu rth e r
exposed
guest evening W ednesday n i g h t John Peck, fin a n c ia l: H. I. Patten,
insure better and cheaper
given at the school house. N e xt
w h ile in th e ir home tow ns. A ll
w ith a special program a fte r the m em bership: R. L- P utnam , p u b lic
m eeting w ill be w ith Mrs. M ild re d
leaves
were
cancelled
last
w
e
e
k
growth.
m eeting at Die old G range h a ll. A ity ; G N. T aggart, pro gra m ; M rs
Q U A L IT Y R E P A IR W O R K
Bacou Wednesday.
end. Date o f lift in g the ban is
com edy, "T h e R e po rte r," w i ll be H. R C lia n tle r. rece ptio n and so
In v ita tio n s have been received
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S. 3rd A ve.
Phone 21W
presented by the office rs, a n d cial. N ext m eeting w i ll be F e b ru
fo r the w e d d in g o f M iss M abel
a ry 23 in the M. E. church.
da ncing w ill be enjoyed.
Behm
and Leonard S ta rk
o f
Dance at Cedar M ill
Dealers fo r
C o n tin u e d success in
sho w in g
Scholls, an event o f F rid a y at tlie
Leave for Alaska—
A t G range h a ll, S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
Hudson
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Terraplane
th
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p
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herd,
MRS.
C.
R.
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home o f the b rid e ’s uncle and
F e b ru a ry 13. A dm ission 25c.
52
Misses V ern a D a vis a n d Jean
W
illard
—
M
ohawk
Feed
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Seed
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P
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ltry
aunt, M r. and Mrs. H a rry R o b in was re p orted th is w eek b y John
M rs. C. R. M ead died suddenly
L in d o w & Sons o f B ethnny. The T a y lo r le ft F rid a y fo r W rang ell,
Poultry Supplies
son.
T
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u
rsd
a
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at
the
home
o
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h
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r
son.
Alaska, w h e re th e y have e m p lo y
Standard Gasoline and Oils
Irene C o u lte r has been absent latest success was at th e Ogden,
Telephone 3061
m ent. Miss D a vis spent last sum I Roy Mead, at Eugene, and fu n e ra l
fro m school w ith an abscessed ear. U tn li, live sto ck show.
I
services
w
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re
held
S
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a
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a
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r
Seventeen head displayed there m e r there, re tu rn in g home late
Mrs. A. K. Pickens, Mrs. .lay
noon nt Eugene w ith in te rm e n t
See this big oversized washer
Inst fa ll.
P h illip s and M a ry I.ou. J. B. P h il w on 10 firsts, 7 seconds, 5 third s,
near S p rin g fie ld .
today! Not only your eyes but your
4
fourths.
4
fifth
s
,
2
class
ch
a
m
p
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Extended
T
r
ip
—
lips, G len P ickens and Ed H u rd
M rs. M ead’s m aiden name was
ears w ill tell you w hat a value it
T h a t’s w h y successful people
o f H ills b o ro v is ite d S atu rday a t ons. and 1 grand cham pion.
E rnest M e in e l le ft Tuesday on Zetta D avidson and she fo rm e rly
is. It runs so quietly that you'll
m ake the utm ost o f e ve ry p re c
The herd, w h ic h le ft here, nu m - the S. S. T exan o f the H a w a iia n
the C. W. S tru th e rs home.
say it isn't running. Washes faster,
ious m in u te o f eve ry day.
■bered 18, b u t one herd sire was S team ship com pany fo r New Y o rk . resided in the M a n n in g co m m u n ity
Several years a fte r he r m a rria g e to
“ I t ’s sm art to be on tim e ," an- I too. breause it has larger rapacity.
lost on the w ay, th e y reported. He w ill m ake the Panama Canal
N o m a tte r how la rge o r sm all the
C. R. Mead the y m oved to S p rin g -
Safety release w ring er ran
b e
M any prizes w e re captured b y tw o t r ip and v is it the H a w aiia n Islands,
Ih o ritie s agree. A n d th e s m a rt
m e m o ria l you select m ay be. we w i ll
fie ld . w h e re th e y resided
u n til
moved
to
four
positions.
A
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K
FOR
oth er herds taken to fa irs In C a li and expects to be gone six m onths.
est w ay to keep tim e is w ith a 1 A FREE D E M O N S T R A T IO N .
m ake e ve ry possible e ffo r t to m ake it
I a fte r M r. M ead’s death in 1925. In
( Bv M r». T.nu W r ig h t)
fo rn ia last sum m er.
one
t r u ly b e a u tifu l. O n ly the fin e st m aterials
I la te r years she had made her home d is tin c tiv e new W a t c h ,
C liffo r d R u l.in spent F rid a y night
M r. Estepp Elected—
A
t
least
$15
allowance
for
lim
ited
y o u 'll alw ays p ro u d ly wear.
and w o rk m a n s h ip w i ll go in to it. In de
w ith George Heaton and fa m ily of
E. S. Estepp was elected h o n o r at Eugene. She is su rv iv e d by fo u r
tim e only oil your old washer.
W IL L IA M H E L M IN G
sign, like w ise , it w ill be o rig in a l, m odern
Vancouver, Wash.
a ry "D a d d y " of
A lm a B ennett daughters. Cora Rhodes o f Tacoma,
and d is tin c tiv e . O u r prices are the v e ry
Bob M u rp h y has been 111 w ith
W illia m
H elm ing, whose w ife O lden lent, D. U. V.. at the m eet i G eorgia D a rla n d o f Seattle. V ina
MELTEBEKE
low est possible.
.th e measles.
wan the fo rm e r Miss D eLauriee in g F e b ru a ry 3. T h e late H. V. ' Pearson o f M abel. D e lla Peterson
" Clarence Jensen of E llensburg, C ra b tre e o f L a u re l, and a student Gates fo rm e rly held that office.
JEWELER
o f S p rin g fie ld , nnd a son. Roy, of
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
Hillsboro
. Eugene, O f he r im m e d ia te fa m ily 211 E. M ain St.
Wnsh., spent fro m S atu rday to o f H ills b o ro hig h school, died at
"Saves Y ou M on ey on
M asquerade fian ce
i she is s u rv iv e d b y six sisters, tw o
M ond ■ a 1th M r. and Mrs. O tto M aplew ood F e b ru a ry I). He is s u r - 1
H. H. S T A N N A R D , M anager
"L e t A n d y F ix Y o u r W a tch "
E ve ry Purchase."
Pannier and fa m ily .
v iv e d by the w id o w , a son, B illy i S atu rday n ig h t, F e b ru a ry 15, at in Kansas, tw o at A the na; M rs
Phone 121
HlUahoro
124
S.
2nd
Ave.
Hillsboro
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P
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Banks,
and
H
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tia
ha
ll.
M
odern
music.
A
d
Mi
Sarah lla n e y re tu rn e d to F ra n k, and his m other. H is fa th e r i
m
ission
25c.
31-2
M rs. A nn a Shute o f P ortla nd , and
h e .......... near Strassel Sunday.
died about tw o weeks ago.
Nation’s Greatness
Cited by Speaker
Native Son Dies;
Services Today
Too Late to Classify
Pension Delegates
Attend Convention
Tualatin Valley
Federal Savings
QC Loan Ass’n.
USED CARS
Council Receives
Protest on Games
695
D.
Westitnber CCC
Camp Quarantined
!450
W ASHER
HODGEN-BREWSTER
Hiteon
Thomas S. Sholes
Bethany Prize Herd
Wins Utah Ribbons
Farmers' Cash Store
Time is Money
Memorials of True Beauty
Thatcher
J. L. Anderson
ELECTRIC STORE