r/l./LC. Member—
123 New Fam ilies-
One of Only Two Weekly
Papers West of Itockiua
Numbered ns Argus Readers
up to March 3
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H illa b o ru In d e p e n d e n t hoelabhehed 1M78
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thur day, March 12, 1936
P.-T . A . M eets
W et L itter C ure (golden Flood F ours D a ily
D eclared F o u n d
¡n to F. G. C rea m ery P la n t O renco T o n ig h t
Use of Floor Heating Urged
to Avoid Difficulty
Wet lit t e r , w h ic h Is one o f th e
n iiM t se riou s p ro b le m « th a t eon-
fro n ts
p o n ltry n ie n
d u rin g
th e
w i n t e r m on th s, cun I m - b o th sa tis-
f u e t o iily
m ul
c c o n o m lc u lly c o n ­
tr o lle d by flo o i h e u tm g , si d ed J-’.
K l'lic e , iic r ic u lt u r . il e u g in e e r o f
th e O reg o n S tu te co lle g e , u t th e
m o n th ly W a s h in g to n c o u n ty p o u l-
» ' ' un i, . o n - tin e .11 c u rd in g to I.
Frat
ty agent
■ r ile m e e tin g
was a tte n d e d b y 38
p o u ltr y m en.
N u m e ro u s a tte m p ts have been
m ade to c o n tro l w et lit t e r by v e n ­
tila tio n . a c c o rd in g to P r i c e
How­
ever. no d e p e n d a le r e la tio n s h ip ha»
been d e m o n s tra te d to e x is t be ­
tw e e n p o u ltry Imu e v e n tila tio n and
w et lit t e r I I I O reg o n . W et lit t e r is
caused b y th e m o is tu re In th e a ir
c o n d e n s in g on th e flo o r, d u e to th e
fa ct th a t th e te m p e ra tu re o f tin -
flo o r is lo w e r th a n th a t o f th e a ir.
T h e p rin c ip le in v o lv e d in flo o r-
. h e a tin g is to ra i e th e flo o r te m p e r ­
a tu re above th a t o f th e a ir and
th e re b y p re v e n t th e co n d e n sa tio n
o f a ir m o is tu re .
P ric e discussed the flo o r-h e a tin g
system user! in th e sta te c o lle g e
la y in g houses, w h ic h consists o f a
scries o f e ig h t-fo o t ch a m b e rs b u ilt
b e tw e e n a d o u b le flo o r. W a rm a ir
is d riv e n th ro u g h these c h a m b e rs
b y an e le c tric fa n
T h e cost o f
o p e ra tio n fo r a 24 by (It) fo o t la y ­
in g house w ith 5(H) hens was a p ­
p ro x im a te ly $3 75 p e r m o n th w h e n
o p e ra te d on a h a lf- tim e busis.
O th e r m e th o d s o f flo o r- h e a tin g
-
»One method involve« tin- u m o f
lin t
w a te r p ip e s
la id
c ith e r in
gro o ve s h i a c o n c re te flo o r, o r on
to p o f th e flo o r T ig h t ly b o x in g in
tin - area u n d e r a p o u ltr y house and
h e a tin g th is e n tire urea Is a n o th e r
m e th o d w h ic h can be used w h e re
a house is raised a fe w feet above
th e g ro u n d
It is v e ry necessary
w h e n th e la tte r m e th o d is used
th a t p ro v is io n be m ade to a llo w
a m p le c ir c u la tio n u n d e r th e house
d u r in g th e s u m m e r.
F o r f u r t h e r d e ta ils o f flo o r h e a t­
in g as w e ll as o th e r fe u tu re s o f
p o u ltr y h o u sin g , p o u lty m e n a re r e ­
fe rre d to i x te n s io n b u lle tin No. 4H0
e n title d " P o u lt r y H o u s in g .'' w h ic h
is a v a ila b le a t th e c o u n ty agent's
o ffic e .
Buxton Townsend
Club Meet Tonight
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BUXTO N
B u x to n T o w n s e n d
d i w ill m ei t at th e G ra n g e h a ll
a u d it
- T h ill
d a '. '
O u r cla ssified colum ns m ay have
Just w h a t yo u are lo o k in g fo r —
Read th e m
tf
Program Postponed
Account of Illness
E v e ry savings c e rtlfD
eate Is insured up to
$5,090.00
u n d er
the
F ed e ra l Insurance
Plan.
Savings of $1.00 ac­
c e p te d o r la r g e r
amounts Io suit your
convenience. S tart a
systematic savings
account today.
Tualatin Valley
Federal Savings
& Loan Ass’n.
J.
M.
Savings
H ills b o ro
PERSON, M gr.
A
Loan
B lilg.
Oregon
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
e v e n in g a t 8 o ’c lo c k . M rs . O . F. Sohler Sells Eight Pigs
c e iv e d th e ir o w n p a p er. M a n y m o re
A n d e rs o n w i l l le a d th e discu ssio n s
ca m e la te r, th e y said.
on
Classified
Argus
Ad
on fo re ig n m is s io n s to p ic , Ja p a n.
A . T. S o h le r o b ta in e d re a l r e ­
N a tio n a l m issio n s to p ic , " T h e F o r ­
s u lts fro m th e use o f a d v e rtis in g
e ig n e r in A m e ric a ."
Phone 953
: Hills bore
W. B ru c e T a y lo r le f t f o r his in th e A rg u s c la s s ifie d page— " T h e
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
h o m e In V a n c o u v e r, B C., F r id a y g re a t m a rk e t p la c e o f W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty ." H e s o ld e ig h t e ig h t-w e e k s -
and
a fte r s p e n d in g tw o m o n th s w it h 1 o ld p ig s on th e d a y th e p a p e r was
LICENSED EMBALMER8
h is co u sin . M rs. W. F. H u n te r, and d is trib u te d a n d b e fo re
th e y
re ­
o th e r re la tiv e s .
L a r r y D a n ie ls , w h o has been i l l
s e v e ra l w e e ks a t th e h o m e o f his
m o th e r -in - la w . M r - E va B ra n d e n -
b erg, w as ta k e n to th e tu b e rc u lo s is
s a n ita riu m in S a le m la s t w e e k .
N o m a tte r h o w la rge o r sm a ll tbo
m e m o ria l yo u select m ay be, w e w i ll
M
J M c E n te e a nd son M o r r is
m ake e ve ry possible e ffo rt to m ake it
s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d a t D eP oe B a y.
Donclson & Sewell
M rs G e o rg e T P r a tt o f S p o k a n e
I vi a te d frie n d s h e re S u n d a y . She
I has been v is itin g in S a le m and
A lb a n y f o r th e past th re e w eeks.
M iss V io la W a rre n r e tu r n e d T u e s ­
day fro m a tw o m o n th s ' v is it a t
th e T im D o h e rty h o m e a t B u rn s .
C lu b to M ee t
J O H N M IL L S
C o m m u n ity
H a rm o n y c lu b m e t
w ith M r. a n d M rs. W H. R in g F r i ­
J o h n M ills , 85, d ie d a t T ig a r d
day
e v e n in g . T w e n t y - f o u r
w e re a n d fu n e r a l s e rv ic e s w e re
h e ld j
p re se n t. M rs . A g n e s B r y a n t was th e re M a rc h 4. In te rm e n t w a s in
m a s te r o f ce re m o n ie s. N e x t m e e t­ C re s c e n t G ro v e c e m e te ry . Deceased
in g w i l l be a t th e G. A . R tiis o n is s u rv iv e d b y w id o w and a d a u g h ­
hom e M a rc h 13 a t 8 o 'c lo c k .
te r. M rs . T. H. G h o rn le y , V a n c o u ­
W o m a n 's M is s io n a ry s o c ie ty w ill v e r, Wash., a n d J o h n F. M ills , T i- |
m eet at th e m an se n e x t W ednesday g a rd .
Memorials of True Beauty
erf LASTING
TRIBUTE
t r u ly b e a u tifu l. O n ly the fin e st m a te ria ls
and w o rk m a n s h ip w ill go in to it. In d . -
sign, like w ise , it w i ll be o rig in a l, m od ern
and d is tin c tiv e . O u r prices are the v e ry
lo w est possible.
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
H. H. S T A N N A R D , M anager
Phone 121
H ills b o ro
We Give
You a
GREATER STORE
Visitor Reports
Improved Business
For the past two months carpenters, electricians, and painters have been busy in our store — redec-
orating, remodeling, and installing new’ fixtures. A N eon sign has been installed over each department,
The best material obtainable has been used on our new store front. All work was done by local con-
tractors. No expense has been spared to make this o ne of the finest, modern variety stores in the North-
west. It is an expression of our faith in your future, You have been good to us and we have tried to show
our appreciation in values and service, and doing ou r part in civic effort. This expansion is a further
pledge and reflects our confidence that Hillsboro w ill continue to prosper and progress. We cordially
invite you to visit our store on the opening dates—
County Resident
Many Years Dies
bearers
were
C h ris
Christensen,
E rn e s t H ite . A. B. F lin t, H e n ry
Hesse. W illia m H ic lm a n and N ic o l­
as K ie r th .
week
S am
G e rig
v is ite d
h is
n e p h e w , A lb e r t D u llm a n . w h o is
in th e G ood S a m a rita n h o s p ita l.
P o rtla n d , re c o v e rin g fro m
a re ­
c e n t^ o p e ra tio n f o r a p p e n d ic itis .
S ay y o u
saw it
th e
Two Big Days - Friday and Saturday - Mar. 13 -14
New Stock
A rgus.
Peanut Brittle
JEWELRY
New crop pi-anuls
Strictly fresh
for Easter
Just arrived
Sm art and Stylish
F rid a y and S atu rday o n ly
thorough overhaul such
we can give your Radio
our modernly equipped
shop will make it work like
new again — and possibly
> < ’ U H l c tragedy of hav­
ing the Radio stop during
your favorite program. It
d o e sn ’t cost m uch
E stim ates free
i
10c
.is.
Douglass
R ad io S ervice
Men’s Rayon Dress
All Sizes
20c
G A RD EN
T O O LS
I T m t y o u r garden t h i s
sp rin g w ith q u a lity seeds that
are sure to grow . N ow is the
lim e to p la n t Peas, Radishes,
Tomatoes, Potatoes and C ab­
bage fo r the vegetable g a r­
den. A ll va rie tie s o f flo w e r
seeds and bulbs should be
planted early.
Garden Guards
Tools
(A
c o m p le te
f e r t iliz e r )
Farm ers’ C ash Store
Phone H ills b o ro 3001
M ain St.. So. o f Courthouse
35c J a r
Ponds Cream ...
25c
and
F lo u c r
Seeds
PO L ISH M OPS
With
Handle
35c
New Spring Pastel
Shades
5c
5 - It) - 15
Cent
Store
each
G ERTRU D ES
each
25c
each
10c
Ladies’ Silk
Organdie, Silk, Lace
H OSE
Pair
All New Spring Styles
Full Fashioned
New Shades
Semi-Service W eight
Pair
SA N -N A P-PA K
Sanitary Napkins
12 in package
2
..... 29c
Adjustable
Sanitary Belt
-4
JLVO
steel knife.
O IL C L O T H
25c
W illi-
SHOE POLISH
D IS 1 I P A N
E n a m e l. 1 7 -q u a rl
New Patterns
10c
49c
S T A T IO N E R Y
Fancy B oxed
a n d P a cka g e
20c
S P R IN G
B U T T O DNS
NS
Fancy, new.
10c
46-inch.
Yard
50-inch.
Yard
25c
30c
Table Squares
18-inch.
Each
La rge
44c
assortm ent
25c
IQ .,
T r« /V /
T o y Sand P a il a n d S h o v e l
5c 10c 15c
PARING KNIVES
Stainless
Steel
-f lv i
ENVELOPES
Return Address
25 count
Pkg................
5c
IRON CORD SET
6-foot cord Q
Az»
Complete .... (boL
Shoe Polish
2 in 1
Black, brown, and tan
10c
P A IN T U P
FOR SPR IN G
Enamel
-
Varnish
Paint and Varnish
Stain
TOOTH POWDER
I)r. Lyons...
IIO S E
C a ke ( n ve r and
T ra y . C o m p le te
20c
See them
and
Stag handle, stainless
RAYON
K n e e le n g th .
Pm
10c
Patterns
DRESSES
SETS
C a rd
Johnson’s Floor Was
Assorted
Hand Embroidered
COLLAR and CUFF
( «.n d e n
Fertilize
zers
W ill assure a good
L a w n o r G arden
Phosphate«
A m m on ia Sulphates
‘ ‘ M O R t’R O P ”
25c
49c
\ ra re r
S e le c tio n
Lawns
A b e a u tifu l, w e ll - kept
la w n is a real asset — it
m ik e s y o u r home m ore
a ttra c tiv e and livable. Let
ns advise you on b u ild in g
a new la w n o r re v iv in g an
old one. A ll va rie tie s of
glass seeds.
500 count .
Carving Set
10c
Dress up * y o u r y a r d
w ith
orn am e ntal shrubs
and flo w e rin g plants that
w ill set o ff y o u r home to
advantage See o u r com ­
plete q u a lity stock.
P rote ct y o u r g m te n from
insect jx-sls w ith e ffe ctive
garden guards.
We have a fu ll lin e of
handy tools fo r gardening.
Trowels, Planters
W eeders
7-inch
PONDS TISSUE
A big value
H OSE
9-oz. Tumblers,
3 for 10c
Seeds, Bulbs
Ladies’ BELTS
Assorted Patterns
A Sprouse value.
Glass Cookie Jar
Shrubs
China Plates
Infants’
Footed, 10-inch square
15c
It’s the thing to do in
spring— it is part of the
season— start a garden
and watch it grow!
15c
10c to 25c
CAKE PLATES
N ow ’s th e Tim e to
24 Gauge
200 Decorated
Save Here
NEW - - Just arrived
from New York.
Glass
Phone 21X
Tea Kettles
Toilet Goods
FLOWERS
Save on Service
Selfrid ge F u ra . t o .
10c
Five Quart
ALUMINUM
Dress and Coat
c ith er.
/O
T h ia
MBHOciRt ion
hu« nev er
p a id lerni
th a n 8 %
pany.
E s tab lished 1H94
HILLSBORO
H IT E O N J o h n C a ld w e ll, 70. d ie d
, at his h o m e a t T ig a r d M a rc h 2. a f t ­
e r a fe w d ay«’ illn e s s H e was b o rn
in O n ta rio , C anada. S e p te m b e r 24.
1856, m o v in g w h ile y o u n g w it h his
p a re n ts to Illin o is .
T h e y ca m e to O re g o n 57 ye a rs
, ago, b e in g a m o n g th e f u s t lo c iu ss
th e p la in s w it h horses u nd w e re
a m o n g th e f ir s t s e ttle rs in
th is
, n e ig h b o rh o o d .
M r. C a ld w e ll was m a r r ie d
to
M iss A d a F re w in g o f T ig a rd in 1892
1 a nd th e y reside d on th e o ld hom e
p la ce u n t il a fe w ye a rs ago w h e n
th e y b u ilt a n e w hom e at T ig a rd .
M r. C a ld w e ll was a lw a y s a c tiv e ly
in te re s te d in a ll c o u n ty im p ro v e ­
m e n ts a n d h e lp e d to b u ild
th e
c h u rc h at P ro g re ss co rn e rs.
He
w as a tru s te e o f C re sce n t G r o v e l
c e m e te ry , fro m its in c e p tio n u n t il
tw o .veins ago.
H e is s u rv iv e d b y h is w id o w and
fo u r d a u g h te rs , M iss E lsie C a ld ­
w e ll and M rs R u th A n d e rs o n o f
T ig a rd ,
M rs
M ild re d
B acon o f
H ite o n and M rs. E le a n o r C u ttin g
o f P o rtla n d a n d seven g ra n d c h il­
d re n .
F u n e ra l se rvice s w e re h e ld W e d ­
nesday fr o m th e T ig a rd E v a n g e lic a l
c h u rc h w it h in te rm e n t a t C re scen t
G ro v e cem etery.
L ife lo n g frie n d s a c tin g as p a ll­
K rin
S to w e ll is hom e
fro m
S m ith ' h o s p ita l in H ills b o ro , w h e re
h<* was i l l last w eek.
W
11 A w i l l m eet in a ll- d a y
session S a tu rd a y at th e G ra n g e
it d l.
A dance w ill be g iv e n at M a n ­
n in g S o c ia l c lu b h a ll S a tu rd a y .
M r. and M rs
V a le n tin e
w e re
g iv e n a fa re w e ll p a rty a t th e Sea-
b o ld hom e. T h e y le ft th e f o llo w ­
in g day fo r B e d d in g . C al.
O re n F ro st was hom e fro m T i l l a ­
m o o k fo r th e week-end.
M r. and M rs. J a c k R o th s (E v a
In g le s ) o f P o rtla n d spent th e w e e k ­
end w it h M m R o th 's g ra n d m o th e r,
M rs R ho d u W atson.
H a ro ld M o rg a n o f G o ld so n , a c­
c o m p a n ie d by Ray llo y d o f C a li­
fo rn ia , v is ite d th e fo rm e r's u n cle ,
C. A M o rg a n , last w e e k.
W e e k e n d v is ito r s at th e P o w e ll
h o m e w e re M r. a nd M rs. G le n n
Jones, a n d M r. a nd
H u d s p e th o f P o rtla n d
M rs R o b e rt P la ce o f
A- W ils o n cam p.
Mr
a nd M rs. I l
C o r n u tt a n d ,
S ta n to n a m i P a tty llh e a sp e n t th e '
w e e k -e n d w it h n I d iv e s a t W o o d - i
la n d . Wash
M is . M 11. W atson Is s p e n d in g |
th e w e e k w it h re la tiv e s a t V e r ­
nonia.
i l l y I , hi Di*vin»
I tests a re ch e cke d, th e to ta ls m ade
Y ou push th e v a lv e d o w n here, and cheeks d ra w n fo r d e liv e ry to Mrp. Ko»«- Honored; Har­
th e c re a m goes ro u n d u nd ro u n d . th e cu sto m e rs.
mony Club Mfrets Friday
See th e b u tte r co m e o u t!
T h e p ro p r ie to r a nd m a n a g e r is a
T h is is th e song u t th e c h u rn s k ille d c re a m e ry m an w it h ye a rs
(By M e . ltiiyh Bo-rl-tt«)
and th e m ilk m a id Y o u 'll fin d th e o f e x p e rie n c e b e h in d h im in a d ­
O
R
E
N
C O T h e re w ill be an a d u lt
v a lv e in th e F o r o t G ro v e c re a m ­ d itio n to th e 14 ye a rs o f h is lo ­ m is tin g o f th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r as­
e ry r ig h t n e x t th e $1600 c h u rn in g c a tio n in F o re s t G ro v e . H e is g e n ­ s o c ia tio n T h u rs d a y e v e n in g in th e
u n it r e c e n tly in s ta lle d , w h ic h is ia l a n d easy to co n v e rs e w ith as school a u d ito r iu m I t w ill be D ads'
ca p a b le o f p ro d u c in g , at one c h u r n ­ w e ll as in te re s tin g .
n ig h t
D e v o tio n s b y M rs. M . J.
in g . HMM) p o u nd s h a lf a to n please
M cE n te e T o p ic : " A r t in th e h o rn -
o f g o ld e n b u tte r m ade fro m se­
a nd a r t in th e lif e o f a c h ild ” b y
le c te d W a s h in g to n c o u n ty crea m .
M rs A ( ) P itm a n . Hostesses w i l l
T h e cre a m is th e p ro d u c t o f some
be M esdarnes G. A . Robson, H E
ti()(l W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fa rm s , and
B u rd e tte . H E S e h e id t a nd G e o rg t
some in
Y a m h ill and C o lu m b ia
G o o dm a n .
I
Ity
R
u
th
L
u
n
d
itr
e
n
)
c o u n tie s .
T h re e
tru c k s ,
busy
Mrs. Rose Honored
E l.M O N IC A
P ro g ra m , sch e d uled
th ro u g h o u t m o re th a n th e d a y lig h t
T h e W o m an 's C ir c le m e t in th e
h o u rs o f th e w in te r, c o v e r a ll o f fo r M a rc h 12 in th e n e w U n io n
th e c o u n ty
e x c e p t th a t
p o rtio n g ra d e school a u d ito r iu m , has been I c h u rc h p a rlo rs la st W ednesday a f t ­
east o f B e a v e rto n , a c c o rd in g to J in d e f in it e ly postpo n e d d ue to scar- ' e rn o o n . A sp e c ia l p ro g ra m a nd s u r ­
le t fe v e r w h ic h has a fflic te d m a n y p ris e w as g iv e n in h o n o r o f M rs .
I ’ro p s tra . m a n a g e r
N a th a n ie l Rose on h e r 73rd b ir th -
" I f fa rm e rs w o u ld be m o re c a re ­ o f th e stu d en ts.
R o g e r J o h n on. fre s h m a n a t O re ­
fu l a b o u t fe e d in g s tro n g feed . g iv ­
in g th e m to th e cow s a fte r m i l k ­ gon S ta te co lle g e , cam e hom e fro m
in g in ste a d o f b e fo re , w e w o u ld C o r v a llis on F rid a y fo r tre a tm e n t
h a ve less tr o u b le w it h bad c re a m ," to an in fe c te d ch e e k H e p la n n e d
t h e
m anager
d e c la re d
Seuson to r e tu r n to sch o o l T u e sd a y o r
seems to m a k e l i t t l e
d iffe re n c e W ednesday.
D u n ce a t th e B a rn e s school F r i ­
w it h tin - c o n d itio n o f th e crea m , |
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lie said, as th e a m o u n t re c e iv e d , d a y n ig h t was su cce ssful.
in th e s u m m e r Is a b o u t th e sam e dance w i l l be M a rc h 20.
M r. and M rs E. R S tr o m q u is t o t
as d u rin g th e w in te r. H o w e v e r, th e
a m o u n t o f bad c re a m is s u r p r is ­ T ig a r d w e re d in n e r p a rty guests o f
t h e ir s o n -in -la w a n d d a u g h te r, M r.
in g ly sm a ll.
W h ile th e A rg u s re p o r te r was and M rs. R o b e rt Jo h n so n , S a tu r ­
v is itin g th e c re a m e ry , th e c re w day nigh t.
was u n lo a d in g a t r u c k o f crea m .
T in - d r iv e r ,
w e ig h e r and te s te r
w e re b u sy lin in g u p th e cans, r e ­
c o rd in g w e ig h ts a nd m a k in g tests.
A f t e r te s tin g , th e c re a m is d u m p ­
ed In to th e p a s te u riz in g t a n k ,
(B y M r , C h n rlc f S e l i m )
w h e re liv e steam is fo rc e d th ro u g h
F IR D A L E - IO W A H I L L M r and
a r e v o lv in g c o il, m a k in g th e crea m
s te rile b e fo re It is co o le d b y ice M rs. R a y m o n d G e rig a n d s m a ll
w a te r In th e c o ils and d u m p e d in ­ d a u g h te r J u a n ita M ae o f St. H e le n s
t o th e c h u rn .
v is ite d h is p a re n ts. M r a n d M rs.
G e rig
S u n d a y . H e is e m ­
The
c re a m e ry
th ro u g h o u t has Sam
m o d e rn e q u ip m e n t fro m te s tin g d e ­ p lo y e d a t th e St. H e le n s p a p e r m il!
p a rtm e n t to co ld storage. B e h in d a n d re p o rts th a t tim e s a re b e tte r
th e m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n t is a la rg e th e re sin ce th e f ir s t o f th e ye a r.
C a lle rs at th e Sam G e rig hom e
g a ra g e fo r tr u c k sto ra g e w h ic h
also houses th e steam b o ile r a nd I ,st w e e k w e re M r. and M rs C u rl
r e fr ig e r a tio n
m a c h in e ry .
W h i t e F is h e r, M r. and M rs. A lb e r t G e rig
w a lls a nd
ce m e n t
flo o rs
k e p t o f S a le m a nd M r. a nd M rs. C la r ­
w ashed, g iv e an a ir o f freshness ence C a rso n o f P o rtla n d .
T h u rs d a y d in n e r p a rty guests at
to th e p la n t a t a ll tim es.
th e C h a rle s
S e lle rs h o m e
h e re
N e x t to th e c re a m ro o m is th e w e re M r. a nd M rs . A lb e r t S ta ffo rd
o ffic e w h e re business re c o rd s a re o f T a ft.
k e p t H e re th e c re a m w e ig h ts u nd
W h ile in P o rtla n d one d a y last
lay. T h e re w e re 25 p re se n t. O u t o f
'o w n ' guests w e re M rs J o h n S in ­
c la ir and
d a u g h te r
M a r jo r y
of
'L e is y v ille . Hostesses f o r th e a f t e r ­
noon w e n - M esdarnes F re d Q u a ln -
tance
L o u is e
M adden,
G e o rg e
G o o dm a n and G le n n Robson.
D a le B a u g h m a n le ft F rid a y fo r
Seattle- and fro m th e re w i l l go to
S a lt L a k e C ity to resu m e h is w o r k
w ith th e N a tio n a l M a g a z in e c o m ­
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