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Editor
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His Friends Proud
Hillsboro friends of Judge Donald E.
Long are proud of the fine things said
about him in a recent Oregon Journal
editorial. Judge Long is a Hillsboro boy
and a son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Long.
The editorial:
Beset by req u ests of citizens for him to ac
cept th e place. Ju d g e Long, at th is w riting, is
delib eratin g on w h eth er to be a can d id ate for
judge of th e court of dom estic relatio n s. His q u a l
ifications for th a t or alm ost any o th er jud g esh ip
w ill be u n iv ersally acknow ledged.
B ut w ho w ill th e re be to fill th e Ju d g e Long
stan d ard set up by Ju d g e Long in th e m unicip al
court? His record th e re is triu m p h a n t—a w a rn in g
to law breakers, a te rro r to th e outlaw , a pledge
and assurance to th e city and citizenry.
H is service in th e anti-noise cam paign has
been a victory for P o rtlan d and P o rtlan d w o rk
ers. F o r y ears T he J o u rn a l had u rg ed reg u latio n
of needless street bedlam . B ut it w as not u n til
Ju d g e Long cam e th is w ay and. on th e m unicip al
bench, by d irect an d reso lu te action p u t effectiv e
ness in to th e cam paign, th a t P o rtlan d w as d e
livered from scream in g cu to u ts a n d excessive
horn-blow ing.
T he Ju d g e L ongs a re a rarity .
Keep the Fair
arcos
, nm ,
State Capital
N ew s L etter
A strong dem and for the continuance
of the county fair was rightly taken by
the county Farm ers’ Union, when it held
that it should not go out of existence
through lack of funds. This fine institu
H Y A. 1. 1 I N O S K C K
tion is worthwhile from many tingles, but
particularly’ from that of stim ulating the
Stale Pension Set-Up
4-11 clubs of the county. The fair should
have the wholehearted and unselfish hack
Given Approval by
ing of all interests in the county. The
the Government
county fair is one of America's finest in
stitutions and it would he a pity to see it
e : O ld age pensions in Ore*
l . EM
go by the hoard.
S ai \ gon.
The free gate, as established by the I ap p roved l>v the N ational S ecurity
board several vears ago, is also u tn excel- ' b"urd w ill co n tin u e to be adm in-
1 ... ..............
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, * , .« .
...
,
istered by the counts relict coin-
It lit ttd tu ic ot t ilt * local lair. Attendance nu t tees but subject to th e su p er-
makes tor success because people like to vision of and rules and reg u latio n s
go where their friends are and where n’~Je bv ,he s,at‘‘
*'"n 'n u tte e
tnej maj meet and greet old friends ami i te rtn in e th e elig ib ility of ap p lican ts
make new friends.
for old age assistance and fix the
■amount of th e ir m onthly pension.
I subject to ap p ro v al by th e s ta te
■ com m ittee. A ny g riev an ce had by
| any applicant for a pension against
the county co m m ittee for failu re
to g ran t an a w ard o r because of
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i a t ...
th e insufficiency of th e aw ard
Iioponent Answers Letter
m ay be c a rrie d to th e sta te com -
To th e E ditor of th e A rgus I w ish to e x ten d m ittee on an ap p eal and the d e
my th an k s to Mr. C ady for his referen ce to inv , cision of the state co m m ittee w ill
ab ility as a salesm an. T he sim ple secret: It is easy be fm al and bin d in g on the coun-
to sell if you stick to th e facts. My c h a rt show ed ,
com m ittee.
th e m un icip al p ow er system of T acom a n ev er cost
A p plicants for old age pensions
th e people of th e ir d istric t one red cent. T hey h av e i 'o be elig ib le for assistan ce m ust
paid 7.5 p e r cent of th e ir gross earn in g s in tax es have a tta in e d th e age of 70 years;
and h av e accu m u lated over $15.000.000 w o rth of i be a m a rrie d citizen of the U nited
p ro p erty besides sav in g th e ra te -p a y e r $16.350 982 in S tates or a n ativ e born A m erican
th e last five y ears as com pared w ith th e Edison 1 w om an w ho w as m a rrie d to an
E lectric in stitu te's n atio n al av erag e for p riv ate com i alien p rio r to S e p te m b e r 22. 1922,
an d w ho th ereb y lost h er A m eri
panies for th e sam e period.
can citizen sh ip but w ho o therw ise
Now th e an sw er b y Mr. M cQ uirt to my c h art is q u alified by reason of age and
at th e hearing. T h e P o rtlan d G en eral E lectric com residence; have resid ed in O regon
p an y could pay d iv id en d s to th e secu rity holders for five y e a rs d u rin g th e last ten
an d re tire bonds had it not been scu ttled by e a s t y ears a n d m ust have resid ed con
ern h olding com panies. I w ould like, should th e A r tin u o u sly in th e sta te for at least
gus concede space, to show a c h art e x p lain in g how one y e a r continuously im m ediately
A lb ert E. P ierce took Mr. C ady's stock an d th e r e p receding th e date of ap p licatio n
fo re sev ered his p artn ersh ip , from w h ich he says for aid; is not an in m ate of any
he expects to sh are p ro fit w ith th e o th e r victim s. p ublic or p riv a te hom e for th e
I am ce rta in th a t sh o u ld th e d irecto rs of y o u r new aged; m ust not hav e m ade any
p a rtn e rsh ip w ith y o u r fellow citizen s in th is dis- , assignm ent of p ro p e rty so as to
tric t steal 20 p er cent an d leave 10 p er cent of th e re n d e r him self eligible for assist-
30 per cent p ro fit of th e p o w er d o lla r to re tire th e ance; and is not su b ject to in sti-
u tility certificates, you w ould b e b e tte r off an d tu tio n al care.
have th e satisfactio n th a t O regon m en got it in-
Each ap p licatio n for old age pen-
stead of the shylock b an k ers of th e east.
sions m ust be d eterm in ed
upon
Since th e public's atte n tio n has b een cen te red its ow n m erits a fte r an investiga-
Qn , hls m a tte r j Wlsh to m ake an a p p e a l to aU w ho tion by agents of th e county com
seek th e tru th , to w rite th e T en n essee v alley a u - m ittee an d assistance a w a rd s " s n a il
th o rity fo r in fo rm atio n re g ard in g d istric ts in
op- be g reat enough to provide, w’hen
to th e incom e of th e recip
*;rat‘°n and s,?e lf ,he-v are bonded o r tax ed to added
a reaso n ab le subsistence com
a ient,
X
h ^ s ^ i m p h ^ T c T l has
l y ad
' X v o " cated
i r “eaT
Pa b b ie " . t h decency and h ealth.
Public Forum
sboro
,
orpoon
"
Thin "'Liv, M H, b 19. 1'»A(
Tlie Great American Home
W IS IIIN G T O N I I I' l l R
A dm inistration of Relief Funds
Becomes Main Campaign issue
BY
S P E C IA L C O R R ESPO N D EN T-
IV’. IS IIIN G T O N .-E ig h t
m onth*
” before election, (lie biggest
Issue of th e p resid en tial earn-
l>algn Is relief—w ith Its close re
lation to liuilget balancing, tasiv
tlon. continued
unem ploym ent,
an d recovery. The C o n stitu tio n
Issue, the d ic ta to rsh ip and regi
m entation Issues, and I lie "Ko-
clallatlc” Issue have, for the lim e
being nt least, begun to fade
R epublicans alread y nre ham
m ering aw ay nt the adinliilslra-
lion of relief. T hey charge th a t
It Is Inefficient, e x trav ag an t, and
riddled w ith politics.
Young S e n a to r Rush Holt of
W est V irginia (a Democrat- liy
th e w ay) a ss e rts th a t the W l’A
program In his s ta le Is being
used to build up a personal polit
ical nineblnn. (lo t. Alt M. I .an
don of K ansas. (1. O. I’, presiden
tial candidate, accuses tb s ad
m in istra tio n of w recking the ro
ller program by "coufuslon, con
trad ictio n , delay, and m iserable
p arty politics.” S en u ln r A rth u r
V andenberg says be tins proof
th a t relief clien ts In P ennsylvania
aro being assessed for politlrul
c o n trib u tio n s by locnl D em ocratic
o rganizations. You will ho h ear
ing m any m orn sto ries like these
betw een now nmt election.
• • •
r p i l E n a tu ra l tendency of poll-
llclnns. when th e ir party Is In
power. Io use funds at tliolr Com
m and for p a rtisa n purposes easily
m ig h t tu rn th e fo u r billion ilol-
la r relief ap p ro p riatio n Into n
boom erang for tho n atio n al ad
m in istra tio n .
Along w ith the a ttack on relief
wnste, R cpuhllcan lenders are de
nouncing tho unbalanced federal
budget. Much Is heli.g said about
th e n lle g e d
b ro k en
cam paign
IS P
0 IL L
FIN K S E E M E D
C’E S T iN E D T C 'é.E A
G C E flT MlLiTflßY-FiGüCE
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DClLLEDTKE NtlGHe-Oi'iP'K'l??
UNTIL HE GQ i EW UP
0UT,TODAY, HE?» A
D OO Q -M A N a t a
A fo v ie palace
LIFE IS LIKE THAT
pledges of tho 1933 D em ocratiu
pint form, especially the one prom
ising n 25 per cent reduction lu
cost of federal goyernm ent,
Poslninster lleneritl F arley has
replied to tb s broken prom ise
charge
lie savs Hint tho voters
npproved tho continued expendi
tu re s when, lu 1934. they ri>
elected many rep resen tativ es and
sen ato rs who had voted to over
ride th e presidential vein of hills
restoring Hi" 25 per cent cut In
n n r m n l governm ent expenses
m ado Just a fte r R o o sev elt took
office.
T he ntnln Democrntlo strateg y
nt the present lim e, how ever, Is
based on re tu rn in g p rosperity.
Democrntlo spokesm en, and th e
president lilm ielf. frequently con
tr a s t conditions In 1933 w ith
tlioso today. They cite business
I in pi o vc me n t und bettered posi
tion of (lie farm er.
• • •
It J it. ROOSEVELT Is m aking
* efforts Io appear as a budget-
balancer. 11« can be expected to
Iry to show Hint risin g federal
revenues uml a declining relief
load, due to business Im prove
m ent, will wlpo out thn a n n u al
tlellclt. lie also Is determ ined to
force C ongn t to provide ad d i
tional (axes to pay for any e x tra
appropriations.
TIi» D em ocratic leadership also
will rely heavily on Hie positive
leg islativ e refo rm s put on th o
books. Tho S orial S ecurity Act,
Insurance of bank deposits, regu
lation of th e stork eicb a u g e. th e
Ilonin O w ners’ Loan C orporation,
the W agner L abor R elations A rt
nnd the Guffey Coal Act, will ho
iiviil ns bids for u vole of con
fidence.
w ing edge told G a rth th e directio n
from w lueh it had come.
A fte r m u rd e rin g C onstable D il
lon but before sta rlin g to tra il
All public bodies should buy every-
G arth . Iluxtiy m ust have sent one the four m en got to g e th e r dow n at m eat At tin- ide i f th e i-ntrance
thing possible within the bounds of Wash-
I of h is m en ru n n in g along th e foot the lake shore. From th e sudden lav the pothole stone that G irth
in irto n e n iin tv O f to n tim e s t h e r e a r e lo c a l
of th e tu n d ra slope to ta k e posses
nigiu n county, u i i t n lim es in e re are local
By R obert rim es n e n n e tt
Hi- p o in trd to an o u tspread c arl-
s io n of the plain s. G a rth h id o u t fo u rth m an had ex p lain ed th e it-
people that ser\e as agents 111 different
ru n tlie m iner. Hut th e m an had nation Yet he did not q u ick en his boil skin. "C raw l in on that T hen
(WJ4U Service- Copyright by
rut) y o u r face and pound yo u r-
lines, who can furnish materials at the
l> ce
com e w ithin easy rifle range and
Robert A inc« (ten nett)
d e a r view of the plane at least of i For the first tim e since leaving ’ >«'11.
same price as the Portland firms, and part
(To I'« ri.tillntir.il
its u p p er parts.
the plane, he spoke to l-ilith: "T ry
of the money expended remains at home.
(Continued fro m ts»l week!
G a rth did not hesit ite a sp lit ! ,1,,ldi''K out fa rth e r from my neck.
) ...« ill
41’ .- '- .
t .
T e llin g th e T r u l l i
W e'»-s ife
enough now. I
TeIRr
Give the local merchants and firms the rev elatio n w ill a w a it you. You w ill fin d som e dis- b u t ln no cvent sha11 e x il e d s30 a E very few seconds th a t passed second He c arried I.tilth to ’ th e i I M ,M l l' . .- s I Ha,ni11
first chance, they pay taxes to maintain trict*, w hich w ill pay out in six y e a rs w ith a 10 m ° n tb to any one person.
, w ithout th e ro a r of a rifle behind m ooring tree .mil si isheil the line W v » li'u h m g f a . l e r th an t h e y 1 Ju d g e
III
him. m eant a w idened m arg in of
to jail for a m onth H ave you a n y
all these local 'governmental functions. p er cent s,u r,a x added l ° rep Iaee co llected tax es by
™ X r p ba " ‘hs of° w hom '’ a re safety. T h e p u rsu e rs m ust have w ith ids knife. T hen, ta k in g the can w ade th e d rifts.”
th
in
g
tu
say?"
W ith less than a h u n d re d paces
girl pickaback, he set off up the
This refers to printing and stationery sup- Knr.
th e reco
S ep
tem
^ e cip,ent_s«
i. ° m
d ,..ag
?’ failed to notice his b ro k sn rifle stream bank.
f l u t l i saw a w hitish pall surge
.
,
t o m rd s , u of
i . th e TV A , ,. of
„ j one
n o farm
i i er; .. In ®e
Ptc
n l" - ¡th
county „ ° com
ittee e w a;7i,'«,an5
ill be re-
in
u
n
d
er
th
e
spruce,
or
else
th
ey
plies as well, and there are quite a few ber. 1933. th is fa rm e r used 343 k ilo w a tt h o u rs of „ . . ¡ „ j . .
His one b ack w ard glance show ed out from th e d o w n r o l li n g c lo u d s B l'll'i ( (lilts Oil
thought he w as hiding in th e rill
p
a
i
T
s
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m
b
e
r
i
^
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w
h
i
c
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n
°be
of these concerns in Washington county,
channel, w aitin g for them to com e him th at th e p lan e w as d riftin g out on th e w e ste rn m o u n tain side A
£ £
iUCh ,iV‘ng a ,ra n 8 t" w ith in ra n g e of th e constable's into th e iake. But. th e cross-w ind sn o w -sp ittin g w ind-gust whuoohed
all employing labor and all paying taxes.
What do von know about radii
had died dow n T he lessened stream aslan t th e tu n d ra slope. H e tu rn ed
service pistol.
rre n t could be co unted upon to sh a rp to Hie left and headed up- o th er than w h in - to tu rn the dials
He in creased his co n su m p tio n 42 p e r cent an d re-
T h e old agp ppnsion program
W hatever th e cause of th e ir d e c c a u rry
reach ' b d ' to w ard s th e foot of th e g la c ie r to find y o u r favorite program s?
duced his bill 66 p e r cent. T he flo w ery speeches does not re lie v e c h ild ren or o th er lay. h e had gained a long s ta rt be- , , _. th e plane . out j beyond
,
,
B efore he h a d co vered another P robably very little, but th e n
Congratulations are due Kenneth Link- (m uch on tax es! of th e A labam a P o w er com pany re
lativ es of th e ir resp o n sib ility to fore m ore y ells told him they had b,'forc “ w as »’’T’Ped by th e skim h u n d red paces, th e a ir wu
th ick I really little need to know m uch
later, Hillsboro bov, who has gone to before the u s su p rem e co u rt had. as C h ief Ju s - th e aged. F a ilu re to m eet th is r e cut his tra il. At th e o u tb u rst.
< about them w hen H illsboro lias
T he riflem an up on th e edge of w ith snow.
W a a h in rrin n n
c
„ „ „ __ .«• __________ : _ a
tice H ughes said, in fact, n o m erit. T he arg u m en t spon sibility w ill be follow ed by G arth eased off a little on the
F o rtu n a te ly for L ilith, th e sto rm ! “ tie of tho best equipped rad io
th e tu n d ra w as off to th e rig h t of
er —
d istricts
u n .u icip
sy io stem
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.
. av . V4r ,
---- p r o - w " —
j .
. or m
u iu
^ p o al . □
iv n u s « a re
ic su p - prosecutions u n d e r th e sta te law . d esp erate speed of his ru n n in g .
th e stream . G a rth knew he had I w as only an e arly nuttinin blla- service shops in th e s ta te the
_
ment as a special in\estlgator
in the V ____
orks p porti
o rted by tax es in o rd e r to get lo w er ra te s is m ere- th e "plan" of th e s la te relief c m -
His fast m ushing had alread y a thick screen of sp ru ce tre e s and , zaril, not a 30 or 40 below zero D ouglass R adio S ervice in the S e lf
Progress Administration. Kenneth was an ly pro p ag an d a. I ask fo r a n ex am p le. T h e fe d e ra l m ittee p oints out.
covered th re e -fo u rth s of th e d is scrub all th e w ay to tim b erlin e. As gale of th e su b a rtic w inter T he rid g e F u rn itu re store.
m en t w ill receiv e e v ery d o llar back w ith in -
A ssistance paid out u n d e r th e tance to th e stream . It w as now
outstanding student in law at the Univer- go re v ern
“C h arley " Douglass has sp en t the
.
he clim bed, the m an above began I rjb b il- f u r u n d e rsu it inside t hi-
st a n d w ill sav e o v er th e e n tire n ation, accord- s ta te p lan w ill stan d as a claim to
j (, Vl.|| nnd h dloo. G a rth had no b uckskins sav ed her. T lio u g h g re.it-
past tim e y< .irs
ironing out tl
sity of Oregon and should be fully cap te
ing to R ep resen tativ e R an k in of M ississippi, ncarly.4 an y esta te th a t m ight be left by a a sim ple m a tte r (n ru n n in g on to
increase _ his h an d icap over the
doubt th a t the fellow was sh o u tin g ly chilled, she w as only slightly qui ah.
and
difficulties in radl
able of handling the new position. His 51,000.000,000 a y e a r in rates.
. ■ b eneficiary.
. .
1 *“ ’ •»' tim e w ould
th e o u td rift of t h e cabin fro stb itten w hen G arth reached th e s'-ts In th e Hill horu area H - '
T h e system of ta x in g tan g ib le p ro p e rty ex ist-*
A d m in istratio n of old age assis- , be needed
scores of friends here wish him good for
to cast free th e cabin plane.
p |;inP,
rin k k of
of th
th< e la te ra l m oraine, a co nstantly keeping ab reast of th e
I | b b rin
in
g
in
th
is
d
istrict,
I
agree,
is
in
iquitous.
In
stead
tan
ce
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
new
s
e
t-u
p
is
plane.
As
she
d
rifte
d
out
in
thi
tune.
B efore long, o th er yells cam e from I little below th e foot of tho glacier, latest in rad io as evidenced by a
of ta x in g tan g ib le p ro p e rty th e ho n est w ay w ould I sch ed uled to begin A p ril 1 or as c u rren t, th e cross-w ind
w o u ld
jag,, shore. T hey w e re follow -
H e w ent out across the ro ck - recen t purchase of $200 w o rth of
be a ta x acco rd in g to th e ab ility to pay. T he rec- ; soon th e re a fte r as th e necessary sw ing her around. T hen
•
*
7
U'k
’
<d
bv
viflt-
shots.
It
w
as
easy
to
stre
n gulch bed. W ithin a few last m in u te testin g ap p a ra tu s
ords a t S alem sh o w th a t all th e g en tlem en con- i m ach in ery can be se t in m otion. ru n out th e w ater lane, and th e i gUPSK (hat one or m ore of th e p u r- m om w ents
L ilith suddenly found her- .I l l s re p u ta tio n ns th e d<x-tor to
In the death Of Theodore Bernards nected w ith th e vested in te re sts v o ted fo r y o u r A p proval of the plan by th e nation- tak e-o ff—
suers had sighted tin- plane and self out of the w ind and snow and le a li for rad io ilLs is not confined
h
eavy
tax
es
on
y
o
u
r
p
ro
p
erty
,
for
all
irrig
a
tio
n
dis-
a
l.
social
secu
rity
board
carried
Close
ahead,
he
caught
sight
of
open'
d
fire,
on
th
e
supposition
th
a
t
resident of Verboort for 57 years, the tric ts and all bonded in d eb ted n ess for p urposes o th e r w ith it also ap p ro v al of th e appli-
tile w h ite gloom of th e storm S he to Hillsboro, lie w as re cen tly In-
ilith R am ill. S he w as sittin g on G a rth w as hiding in th e cockpit, coiild not see. H er elbow rasped vited to beroine one of 1(1 c h u rte r
county has lost an excellent citizen and a th an rev en u e bearing. Now fig u re out th e ir reason, i c a t>°n o f j h e state re lie f com m it- L h er
snow shoes. H er rig h t foot T he shouts of th e m in above told along a sm ooth w ill. T hen she w as m em bers of tile R adio R e l a r c h
fine gentleman. His pleasant and pleas keep in g in m in d th a t an irrig a tio n d istric t or a ■tec for 53"5’000 *n fed eral fu n d s to w as d raw n up on h e r left knee, th a t he w as ru n n in g dow nhill, placed upon a ledge.
; clu b in P ortland, a group of m en
d istric t b ears no rev en u e. D istrib u tio n of Icover u / lcle' S a y ’s s h a re of the and she w as ru b b in g h a rd at the pro b ab ly to let th e o th ers know he
ing personality won him hundreds o f school
A m atch flared in G a rth ’s up- w ho test new rad io eq u ip m en t of
th e e lec tricity is a v e ry sm all p ercen tag e of cost, pension b u rd en , for the^ m onths of a nkle.
had
k
ep
t
th
e
fu
g
itiv
es
from
get-
raised hand. T he light glinted and various types.
friends, who mourn his death.
b earin g in m in d th e ch eap er th e ra te s th e g reater A pril, M ay and Ju n e . T his m oney
At sight of th e lim p body on lin g aboard.
sp ark led on ice w alls S he was in
W atch tin . p are for o th er "B rief
th e consum ption. U n d er M r. C ady's reaso n in g P o rt w ill be m atch ed by sta te and coun G a rth 's shoulders, she sta rte d up.
G a rth m oderated his rush. Even the m outh of th e eave, up inside C hats 011 Local B usiness."
land u sh o o o u u ld
have
lo w w e er i ra
an n d a w
w e e ty funds.
ho rrified . "Oh, oh. Alar.! Is is so. his steady u p h ill s l o g g i n g th e g lacier-stream tunnel. T he ro rk
r s ir
, ts
,
,
, ,
iu n
u i t lu
la i te
c s s th
m a an
n T
la acom
c o m a a a
—, ____________
J fie inimitable Elbert Bede has sold had to fig h t h a rd to g et P o rtla n d ra te s fo r H illsboro,
he—h u rt? ”
1 bro u g h t him n e a r tim b e rlin e before floor w as heaped w ith the carillon
A rgus elns.-:ifieil ads get results.
G o v ern o r M a rtin ’s fact finding
"M urdered. A nd y o u -G —d!— p
his newspaper interest at Cottage Grove.
F o r in fo rm atio n ask ed re g a rd in g a n o th e r ch art. co m m ittee m ade no a tte m p t to fix
here, all th is w ay from th e
Any gathering of newspapermen would Ï Y ? h J ° J c a lL 1attentic'n to such a c h a rt p resen ted resp o n sib ility fo r th e C latsop labor you
School Spirit Helps to
C ooperate With Your
n o t s e o m n a t u r a l w i t h o u t P l h o r t o r.
t0 th e H y d ro -E lectric com m ission of O regon by th e w a r w hich re su lte d in th e killing plane. R ifle gone. T h e y 're com ing.
-cui nalUral U1»nout Elbert on hand sponsors of th e P eo p le's U tility D istrict. T he re- of tw o m en and w o u n d in g of a G et up—go back.”
Make n Better School
Hilhi Newrt S ta ff
‘‘C
om
ing!’’
she
cried.
“T
h
at
m
u
r
and if hlS present move means th at he is q u ired m ap show s all p o ten tial cu sto m ers and deals, score or m ore. T he. re p o rt of the
Edited by Hill*boro Union Hlvh Sch»
HliiJmit B'wly
derer!
H
e’ll
k
ill
you
too!
Go
on,
out of the game he will be missed by his as requirod b y law d ire c tly w ith th e feasab ility . co m m ittee d eclared th a t th e con A lan. H urry. I’ll follow.
f e l l o w newspapermen.
n p w in n tip rm p n
The com Anv
m ission w ill m
e a re djstrjct
p o rt in which
th e v e ry n not
e a r tro v e rsy w as w holly ju risd ictio n al
ienow
iuture
of a k this
S h e tu rn e d aro u n d on h e r rig h t
a fig h t as to w h e th e r th e T im ber
Il 11.li I NEWS ST A FF
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th e re q u ire d n u m b er of u sers p e r m ile as a m a tte r w o rk ers or th e su lp h ite w orkers foot w ith o u t a w ince or groan.
an d b en t to slip h e r m occasins F V i c l n v
S llP C P « «
Edito
Ann Mtinkren
î *
« j
. , . ,, ,
o i fact w i*l be strick en ou t by th e com m ission. Yes, co n tro l logging o p eratio n s in C lat u n rip r
to n th
thnncrq
n f th n e s n o w - ,
u n d e r th n e toe
o n g s of
..
, .
A«*istMnt Editor*
Uregon reduced its auto death toll for do sen d fo r a copy of th is law an d w h en you stu d y sop county. No d isp u te over w ages shoes.
D eceived in to th in k in g h e r , 1 b,‘
, ,lJb d ' nn<1'.r 1 w as I
I A m eeting of th e stu d en t coun-
Mary Caldwell and J»»y Eoelker
1935, while the nation’s list of automobile
com pare it w ith th e law w hich a tte m p ts to reg - o r w o rk in g conditions w as in v o lv sprain not serious. G arth slued >*lv‘-'n F rid ay night at H ilaire s
eil w as held last T uesday. T w en ty -
Philo
Nadine Patterw«>n
aro u n d h e r a n d ra n on at his best f cs‘a r »un t and
a success. T w e n - 1 «Senate
accident-deaths increased. Organizations u late Priv a te u tilitie s an d w hich g u a ra n te e s a r e ed.
LuVerne Abendroth
, five dollars w as a p p ro p ria te d for-
• • •
E.ther llarty
a m ! in d iv id u a ls » h a t h a v a k « ln « t
i
tu rn on th e ir in v estm en t an d allow s th e m to collect
gait. He w ould get th e body of ‘y -/w o atten d ed , in clu d in g Mr. a n d j ( i í r l R e serve *
¡th e purchase of an old to u rin g e ar
Hi V
T«»in S tr e tc h e r
and individuals (hat have helped to make tax es fo r th e state. Also rem em b er th is People's
T he $10 license fee s u it is now C o n stab le D illon aboard th e plane, ‘ ’ rs' G oodm an. It is believed th a t
to drug th e ath le tic field. In th e
Blue-H
D a v id T o r lie t
the people of Oregon conscious Of this U tility D istrict law is th e only in stru m e n t by w hich u p to th e su p rem e co u rt w h ere it and m ush baek for th e girl If she ev ery o n e w as satisfied w ith the Student
past th e conches have had to use
('«»unril
I r r it a i 'F rank
fry Sonare
H a ro ld M e y e r
great death-dealing device should keen the Pe °P*e can avail th em selv es of th e p o w er from w ill go on an ap p eal by th e state follow ed even at an o rd in a ry w a lk m eal b u t M ohr he w ent aw ay A«L
th e ir ears at a high cost. L e tte rs
.Min*
Allen
hungry.
T
h
ere
w
as
p
len
ty
of
food
from
th
e
o
rd
e
r
of
C
ircu
it
Ju
d
g
e
to th e follow ing first s trin g m en
work and i p p i t • n i t L t h , a d t ^ h î , î fed
h ?ir
a t',r
’ t reso
u rce. passed
T h e law
ing place, th e re m ight yet be tim e
t UP
h o the
o r ,a good
r iQ -ji-
eral ? w g n o v n ern
m a en
w as
b y w th ish
e ed
sta by
te s th of e M cM ahan o v e rru lin g th e sta te 's d< to
b u t his arm w as not long enough.
1 w e r e approved
W ahncr. S elfridge.
get away.
A fter the d in n e r Mr, G oodm an
the end of 1936 our record IS still better. C alifornia an d W ashington. S tra n g e ind eed , it w as m u rrer. T h e su it filed by W. T. H e m ade th e p lan e in short
G arfield, Howell. Mohr, S u th erlan d .
Editorial
—
k illed in O regon.
B oatm an, M arion co u n ty farm er, o rd e r and got th e dead policem an m ade a speech on th e progress of
T hese p arties a re such a strain B aum gartner, G rogan and T o rb e t.
, I d ° n o t believ e th e y o u n g er g e n eratio n w ill b e a ttack s th e $10 fee as d iscrim in to th e cabin by w ay of th e w ing. th e club. Follow ing this, each on the n ervous system . T he girls Second
a p p ro v e d
“ ------- 1 strin g 1 letters
“ — ----------------
1 hat relief has been used for build- satisfied to re so rt to th e candles of th e o x cart days, atio n against th e fa rm e r w ho owns L eap in g off, he ru sh ed back a t top m em b er related his m ost th rillin g a re all a -tw itte r about g ettin g a w ere to I tie follow ing lioys: S tr e t
of th e lig h t tru c k s of th e “p ick speed to m eet L ilith He had to ‘,n('id ,'nt
td «h school athletics, date but th e y 're so tim id they a re cher, H airy W ojotin, B ronleew e, T.
ing up a political machine seems d i s - b u t 4r a th e r’ w i,d v,ision w in u tilize p ru d e n tly th e one
n r n v p d in t h i a e n u n f i , „ -h o ,.
i
u
g reat reso u rce God gave them . T he d ay of b o n d in g u p ” type, w ho now pays $10 a y ear go all the w ay to w h ere he had T,1(' p a rly ,h en spPa r a »ed and each afraid they w ill g raliso m eo n e ris e ’s Rollins. E R ollins, T sugaw a, L a u r
I gro u p m ade its w uy to d iffe re n t "m an". Will it m ak e
p ^ed in t h i s county where a staunch re- p ro p erty is over. S en ate b ill No. 3483 by th e Hon. for th e p riv ileg e of ru n n in g his left her.
mad at ence, C ruse an d Davis.
publican served as manager of the relief G eorge N o rris of N eb rask a o ffers th e u tility cer- tru c k on th e highw ays, w h ile h eav S h e had slung th e show shoes on ‘heatres.
me if I ta k e ------ or shall 1 ask
tru c k s a re licensed on th e p ay h e r b ark , flo u n d ered th ro u g h the
-----, w hom 1 d o n 't like at all, and
office for about two years.
There have tificate S en ate bill No. 3330 by S e n a to r M cN ary re- ier
■'Ian fo r Frnlie
F irst R esults of R esearch
be safe? S hall I chisel or sh all I
been SO rnanv r p n i i h l i m i n « h n l r l i n i ,
serv es a g re a t p o rtio n of th e B o n n ev ille p o w er fo r m en t of low er fees. M ore than first d rift, and collapsed. W hen he
T
he
P
hilos
held a special m e e t
5000
of
th
ese
lig
h
t
tru
c
k
s
a
re
now
cam
e
up,
she
w
as
ru
b
b
in
g
snow
W
orking
according
to
the
m
a
th
e
c i. T
I republicans holding oiflce th ese d istricts We a re now passing fro m th e age
not chisel? A re th ey going steady
on h e r b ared an k le. S he looked up m atical form ula o riginated by Mr. or a re they not going steady? Will ing T h u rsd ay the fifth period. T he
under such setups around over the country Of coal an d iron in to th e e lec trical w o rld an d cs- o p eratin g in O • regon,
• •
a t him . w h ite-faced w ith pain and P earson, the sociology class proceed he re tu rn th e in vitation? Oh, w hy an n u al boy and girl p arty is to be
that many of the faithful democrats havp tab lish in g a fo u n d atio n for a new civ ilizatio n based
cd w ith th e ir re se a rc h w ork. T hey is th ere going to be a p arty a n y a "F a rm e r's Frolic" and is to be
D ay b y day in e v ery w ay the despair.
felt slighted. The office here
was a b o u t b p ? n Væ mOst sacred an d e n d u rin g of all e a rth ly b rew
"I
tried,
A
lan.
I
c
a
n
't
even
w
alk,"
found
a co rrelatio n of plus six ty - how ? S uch a re som e of th e q u e s held at the M asonic tem p le M arch
in th e political p o t g e t s
p v p n l v d i v i d p d Q« t o no-G
Va a h o u t in stitu tio n s, th e A m erican H om e.—L. C. KRAM IEN,
she
said.
‘Go
baek.
It's
a
ll
m
y
six,
w
hich
is considered very high. tions w hich have p robably been 20. E veryone is to com e dressed
evenly divided as to parties.
210 E M ain street, H illsboro.
th ic k e r and w arm er. P a trio tic c iti
fau
lt.
H
u
rry
an
d
s
a
v
e
yourself.
Had
this
co
rrelatio n been zero it ru n n in g th ro u g h th e P h ilo girls' as a fa rm e r or farm erette. T h e re
zens. tim id about o fferin g th eir
M
aybe
I
ra
n
delay
him
."
w
ould
have
indicated
th a t th e re is heads for the past tw o weeks. P e r w ill he dancing for those w ho care
serv ices to th e public at first, are
F
o
r
rep
ly
,
G
a
rth
sw
ung
h
e
r
up
no
re
la
tio
n
sh
ip
betw
een
th e age haps if we w ere really w ise we to dance and gam es for those not
novz
com
ing
out
w
ith
d
efin
ite
a
n
Serious injury to a Stanford football
tt -
r
«•
r
n •
dancing.
t o ^ i v e M n ,'l d « i » H n U n .i ' e, " ? y O t <; “ ,“ ,i o r n i a
E ditor’ ,!} L
i ' r g K h , “. " „ ! , % £ £ '. t o , , „ d n o u n cem ents of th e ir intentions. across his shoulders and headed and th e grade of th e pupil; had it i wo’ltld follow th e exam ple set by
for th e plane.
T h ere still been one h u n d red it w ould hav e ' a c e rta in u n iv ersity and establish
T h e re is C h arles Thom as, form er again
his indicated th a t th e ytiungest m e m -I a d ate b ureau. O nly, u n lik e them ,
T iiking P ictu res
.
MGtration to taking out blanket en th u siasm stim u la te d by th e co u n ty fa ir e n d u res p u b lic u tilitie s czar u n d e r th e m ig h t be tim e. H e p u t all
W lial's this? F inger-w aved girls,
n g th in to a n o th e r
b u rst o f ber in v ariab ly received th e h ighest ! it w ould be for everyone, not lor
insurance policies on its athletes. Why from one y e a r to th e n e x t w as w ell d e m o n strated a t M eier regim e, w ho now w ants to stre
grade and th e oldest th e low est th e bashful only.
neektied boys, phone calls! Yes, It's
go to congress as successor to W il speed.
not? Such action might very well be takpn the recent co u n ty F a rm e rs’ U nion m eetin g , w hen liam
T hey cam e to th e g lacier stream , w hile all those betw een ran k ed a<
p ictu re tim e. E veryone is le a rn in g
A. E kw all on a T ow nsend
bv our c o II pizpk u n / l I>V
„ „ l.
1
I th ey w ere told th a t th e fair m i«h t b e d isco n tin u ed platfo rm . Also W. E. B u rk e. Y am w ith no sight or sound oi th e p u r- cordingly. T he pro b ab le e rro r found
Io "sm ile at th e little b ird ie ” and
S tran g e As It Seem s
i , " u r . , ? n e g -e .8. ? n d b V h ‘Kh s c h o o l s i f a t fo r w a n t of funds. R esponae w hen ask ed fo r assist
all possible. Athletes go out with the old an ce was alm o st u n an im o u s and all a g reed th a t th e hill co unty legislator, w ho is m a k su ers behind them . G arth lifted th e w as five, p roving th a t th e re is a No one seem s to feel it his duty lift his chin a little higher. T he
for T ow nsend su p p o rt as girl from his sh o u ld er and set h e r ; fifty -fifty chance th a t th e eo rrela- to ta k e th e flag dow n a t sunset so C offey S tudio is ta k in g the in d i
spirit of “do or die” and the results have fa ir m ust be allow ed to go by th e b o ard s fo r w ant a ing can a d bid
id a te fo r th e rep u b lican nom on th e front edge of the m onoplane tion w ill not ra n g e fa rth e r th an tho flag sim ply rem ains on its staff vidual p ictu res for the a n n u al th is
of funds.
sometimes resulted in lifetime injuries or
wing, lie grasped hold to v au lt from sixty-one to seventy-one.
w eek. G ro u p p ictu res w ill be to k en
d ay and night.
P e rh a p s m ost of us re a liz e th a t so m e m oney is in atio n for state tr e a s u re r against
, A list of expressions w hich th e
A m em ber of the L infield q u a r n ex t w eek.
even death to the great sorrow of lovintr necessary, b u t a fte r all, th e g ettin g to g e th e r is th e his fo rm er friend, R u fu s C. H ol up beside her.
A b u llet fanned the girl's pain- , stu d e n ts k ep t before them to be
parents.
big th in g —th e o p p o rtu n ity to m eet w ith o u r u rb an m an. E arl H ill of L ane county, w ho w hitened cheek. A n o th er b u llet avoided was: I th in k . It is com m on tet in one of tiis songs pointed out
elim in ated him self as a candidate
G irls P ra e tire
b ro th e rs on a com m on plane, th e v a lu e of creativ e fo r re-electio n to th e house of stru ck the w ing edge betw een her .sense, It is horse sense, A nybody th e freshm an class w ith o u t any
know ledge of the position
T he girls' bask etb all team has
effort, w hen o u r city d w ellers v iew w ith en v y an d rep re se n ta tiv e s a couple of w eeks !19.d .G arth . He je rk e d her dow n j know s th at, It has been m y ohser- p in revious
th e assem bly hull.
been g e llin g in a lot of good p ra c
ad m iratio n th e h u m b le effo rts of th e fa rm e r folks. ago, is being d rafted by p arty lead off th e wing. T h e firin g ceased. valion that, I have found in my
tice since th e boys a re no longer
T hese a re som e of th e re a l v alues of su ch in s titu ers in his county and w ill probably B ut th e angle of th e shot in the long y e a rs of experience, It can 't
W
riteups
Due
m onopolizing th e gym . T hey have
tio n s as o u r co u n ty fair.
be done.
ru n a fte r all.
T ho annual w rite-u p s from clubs, played several games, and alth o u g h
flags w ere p resen ted to tho g o v e rn
Som e fe lt th a t to ask fo r fu n d s fro m th e co u n ty
• • •
sports
and
classes
hav
e
been
c
a
ll
th ey have n ev er w on th e v icto ry
or, S e cretary of S tate S nell and
.
M arch 10, 1921—Aloha is en jo y in g a tre a su ry w as co n tra ry to o u r d em an d s fo r lo w er
V arieties A pril 10
ed in, w hich .m ak es things begin th ey a re guiding a g reat deal of
W ith less th a n tw o w eeks r e C. A. H ow ard, s ta te s u p e rin te n d
founding boom these days.
taxes, w h ile th e m a jo rity ag reed th a t th e fa ir w as
T
he
H
ilhi
V
arieties
of
1036.
an
to
a
p
p
ear
encouraging.
E
veryone
experience.
m ain in g fo r filing. S e c re ta ry of e n t of public in stru ctio n , this w eek
F arm B u reau d riv e com pleted in county, 1640
m ore im p o rtan ce th a n som e of th e th in g s re-
all-school program , w ill lie held should begin p u ttin g pennies into
fa rm e rs visited. S cholls-K inton ahead w ith 103 m ain in g in th e co unty budget. A cco rd in g to th e ir S ta te S nell is an tic ip a tin g a big b y Ray C onw ay re p re se n tin g th e ■ A pril 10 in the high school a u d i the old sock so th at he w ill he
ru sh of can d id ates b etw een now state m otor association.
H ealth Im proves
m em bers.
light, g ate receip ts w ere tab o o fo r d id w e n o t w an t an
torium . T he p rogram w ill be varied. financially able to buy an a n n u al
d M arch 30.
* * •
O u r h ealth is im proving. O nly
Mrs. M aliala J a n e Lindsay, county resid en t since a l* to h av e th e p riv ileg e of com ing as o ften as th e y
w hen the tim e comes.
• • •
fifty w ere absent, on M onday and
A cting upon th e advice of A t
1875, dies h e re M arch 7.
w ished. C oncessions w ere held not to be th e best
T he original com position group
S ix ty -o n e m otorists su ffered r e to rn e y G eneral V an W inkle th a t of th e L ite ra ry clu b has w ritten a I p a u | H ickenlooper and M elvin tw e n ty -th re e retu rn ed .
B enton C ounty C o u rie r industrial edition pu b - w ay ,0 fin a n c e a fair, fo r th ey w ere a p t to dem an d
to pnxluei .a n d L ester L u k as have m oved to
lish ed by O. A. C. s tu d e n ts w ith W. V erne M cK in- ,h e ,io n 's sh a re of th e profits, and, again, all eon- vocation or suspension of th e ir th e "th ird floor" of th e stato tu b e r- i play,
. . . ,, w hich , th ey
. intend
,
V acation S tarts
n cy as m an ag in g ed ito r.
cessions w e re n o t desirab le. A nd each tim e th e y o p erato rs' licenses d u rin g F e b ru (‘ulosis . hospital, for w hich m oney All the costum ing, stage d irections P ortland
ary.
T
w
e
n
ty
-n
in
e
of
th
e
revocations
R piing vacation w ill lie from
w as a p p ro p ria te d by th e last leg is and lighting w ill he (..ken ra r e of
♦
♦
♦
w ould fall b ack u p o n th e ta x p a y e r d o llar.
o
lir
fil
,,
alum ni p rogram w as
w ere for d ru n k e n d riving. Most of latu re, does not n ecessarily have to
„ „ v V e d lie s d a y . W e h o p e Io F rid ay to M arch 30.
Arcus March 15 1QGR
N ow le t us aI1 v iew th is lh ‘nf? in th e lig h t of th e suspensions w ere fo r reckless b e above th e o th e r tw o floors, b y m e m h e r s , o f H ie H u b
H errick hail b u m « n t P a r i °
reason, an d tr y and co -o p erate in su ch a w ay th a t driv
_,.
,,
,
,
¡m a k e this an a n n u al event.
in g .
M is; P a rr has been ab sen t the
b u ilt in 1932, th e board of control
( Lira V anderzanden, a freshm an | E rm a K etchum , w ho has been at-
fam es Robb S r of n e a r C 'e n te rv ill *0*1 I ' m
u
lh e fu n d s a v a ila b le w ill suffice. A nd w h ile som e
• • •
past few days d u e to th e loan of
has decided to b u ild a hospital of last y ear, w as ren ew in g old
. a m w R obb Sr. of n e a r C en terv ille d ied M arch people m u st be b rib ed to p u t fo rth th e ir best ef-
tn ed in g high school in G runts Pass, her mol her. and D orothy Jack so n
All O regon m u n icip alities are
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fo rts it is n o t tr u e of th e m s jo ritv an d if w e each u rg ed by G o v ern o r M artin Io se a n n ex instead. C onstruction of a n acquaintance!» F riday.
en tered Hilhi Monday m orning.
is su b stitu tin g for her. We w ish
o th e r sto ry to th e p re se n t hospital
t i , p i’,r ,y n h ’r ? a n 9 iv eraary o i founding of T u ala-
do o ur b it w e can h av e th e fair "d o llar or no dol-
W hat's w rong w ith th is picture?
Mr. Barries sp en t th e w eek-end to ex ten d to Miss P a rr o u r s in c e r
c u re sta te flags and to display b u ild in g w as found to be im prac- W arren W ahncr was seen w alking
tin I lains P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h celeb rated M onday.
lar."—MRS. M ARY L. H ORNER, C o rn eliu s Rt. 2.
in Salem w here he was a tte n d in g est sy m p ath y in reg ard to h er r e
th em on special occasions. S late tical.
dow n the hall w ith a boy.
to som e school business.
cen t sad bcrcaverfient,
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