Pafre Two
H IL L S B O R O
——
Aid Flood Sufferers
3RiUsboni8^A.r g us
W ith Which la Combined (he Ilillaboro Independent
■ lllaboru Arirua eatab. 1894
Hillaboro Independent an tab. 1871
M r K IN N K Y A M .K IN N E Y . Publiakera
Fubllahed Thursday.
Entered aa aecond*claaa m atte r In the
puetoffire at Hillsboro, Oregon
A R GÜ 3 ,
H IL L S B O R O ,
The Great American Heme
S ta te C ap ital
N e w s L e tte r
Flood sufferers in the northeastern
section of the United States, visited by
one of the worst disasters in the history ot
tin* nation, are in need of help and the
great hum anitarian organization, the Red
Cross, has vonte to the aid in its usual fine
manner.
W ashington County Red Cross in keep
ing with appeals to all sections of the
ountry has been asked for $250 to help
;n relieving the suffering in this great
disaster. The county chapter, with its
leaders from all sections of the county,
has voted this sum.
This means that every person, who
can possibly afford to do so, should help
in this merciful work. Make your con
tribution, no m atter how small, but make
it. It will be appreciated by all who need
the helping hand of the Red Cross.
BY
A.
Timi 'itiv, M .urb 26. 10H6
O RFO ON
W A S H IN G T O N I F T ! RR
Norris Pushes Rill to Bring
Electricity to All Farms
IU AC MIS MUälC TfcflCHfifl
trA -G A
OVSfi MiP GENIJ.P MEN CHUV
FO uC .
BY
L. L 1 N D B K C K
S P E C IA L C O R R E S P O N D E N T
yv A S IIIN G T G N —A
purniuncnt
’ ’ na tio n a l program to tirin g
E ditor
Satu Brown Enters the
e le c tric ity to tliu co u n try's i.'-’SS,-
843 (a rm s—of w hich only about
Republican
Race
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
750,009 now havo such service—
h J s f c 'Z
Selected aa Oregon's Be«t Weekly Newspaper, 1930
Is embodied In Senator George
for Senator
Named on All>Am erican Weekly Newspaper Eleven. 1930 *
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W. N o rris ' b ill, rece ntly passed by
Honorable Mention N ational E ditorial Association Newspaper
the Senate, to make perm anent
■M.EM
Sain
B
row
n,
the
G
ervais
Production Contest, 1934*35, and General Excellence, 1935
tin, R u ra l E le c trific a tio n A d m in
f.i
S u b «rip tio n Rates S trictly ( a * h in Advante
is tra tio n .
bom bshell in to the O regon p rim a ry
W ith in Washington County
Outside W ashington County
cam paign th is w eek w ith his e n - ;
i f the House nets favo ra bly and
Per year ...... .................... 11.50
AN INFANT, O S S « MBLHLS
U . S.. per year ........—
|2 oO
, tir e lv unexpected announcem ent as
Six m o n t h s ................ ............. 85
tho president approves the meas
Foreign countries ... .....
3.50
o « p l a y io c n u c i a A B u t
I a can didate fo r t h e re p u b lica n I
ure, $120,000,000 w ill he a v a il
TALENT FOQ A ldS tC .
| n o m in a tio n as U n ite d States sen- I
M E M B E R Oregon State
able over tho next 10 years fo r
F irs t Audited Taper.
E ditorial Association and
1
ator.
P
o
litic
a
l
pro
gn
osticato
rs
ear-1
Largest ABC Weekly
loans to farm co-operatives, u t il
N utional Editorial Asso
tie r in the cam paign had m entioned
C
irculation
in
West.
ciation.
ity d is tric ts , und o th e r non-profit
j B ro w n as a possible can didate fo r
o r lim ite d divid e n d associations
state tre a su re r and again fo r eon-1
of farm ers.
These groups w ilt
I gressman fro m the firs t d is tric t.
b u ild a n il operute systems of dis
, but it jia d ne ver been sug ge ste d'
'th a t he m ig h t be a m b itio u s to con-1
trib u tio n lines In ureus not now
Action of college students started at
|test M cN a ry's rig h t to a re tu rn to
served w ith electrtc power.
Princeton in organizing a group called.
the senate. W ith t h e su rp ris in g
About one fa rm In 10 in tho
“ The Veterans of Future W ars." to secure
The Forest Hills golf course is a com- | s“ '« » a 'b w h ic h B ro w n developed
U nited States now has such serv
,
A*
.
u
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i
u
u
i
i
in
the
g
u
b
e
rn
a
to
ria
l
race
tw
o
years
a $1000 bonus for their future war service m u m t > a s s e t t h a t should have the back- ago s tilt fresh in m em o ry o n ly th e ;
ice. In tlio west, where e le c trlo
is not the least bit funny.
ity Is w idely used (o r Irrig a tio n ,
mg and encouragement of ail interested boldest o f the prophets are as yet
amt in the th ic k ly populated
Organization of students at Vassar of in the continued development of this sec- willing to hazard a p re d ic tio n as
n o rth A tla n tic states, the propor
“Gold Star Mothers of the Future," which tion and its community spirit. .Membership
w ill have o n th e 'c a n d id a c y 'o f
tio n Is g re u te r—ubout one fa rm
has for its purpose the sending of mem- fees are very low and anyone interested the veteran senator and even among
in three. In (lie south and m id
these
the
p
re
d
ictio
n
s
are
b
y
no
j
bers to France to see the yet undug graves in playing golf should take advantage of means in agreem ent.
d le west, ru ru l e le c trific a tio n Is
ra re and In some states alm ost
of their yet unborn children, is disgusting this opportunity to help a local institution
The congressional race in both
non existent.
and insulting to the fine and noble women of great benefit ami at the same time the fir s t and second d is tric ts was
1 Sfovri AFTEf? MANY
T ho present R EA, created less
ne d th is w e ek by the e n try
of this country, who lost sons during the benefit individually from the enjoyable e o n f live
than a year ago w ith emergency
new candidates. State Senator
N€Af2S OF STCDY A&t'OAP,
World war. It is just too bad. isn’t it. for exercise.
M y ro n G. C arney o f Clackam as
funds, has found widespread In
O ssie can ' t - even g e t A'acCu
this great country to spend a few thou-
Let us all pull together to insure the co u n ty m ade it a th re e cornered
terest lu co-operative e ffort to
O n - m F o T W E ( 3 W A N O m J ’ un cle , C le m , v.hO nc > c 2 went T o s Y ie -v » .
in the de m ocra tic arena when
b rin g e le c tric ity to tho farm . esp«*
sands to have sent these mothers to France continuance of a golf course in this com- race
he file d th is w eek and W a lte r
IN H U * UlFB, IS T H E frEJ>T t .T ; ? K LEFTHA n PED F l p C L E f l O N T H E
d a ily la slates w hich have well-
to visit the graves of their soldier boys? niunity.
P ierce o f La G ra n d e was assured
A lR , -EVEN T u O t lG h H E T H IN K S A M uS iC A L S C A L E iS ¿A'IEYHAG T o
entrenched farm organlxutlous.
o f c o m p e titio n fo r the d e m ocra tic
Some people seem to think so, at least.
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W E I G H p lA N O J ® O N . C W /IM E t C O N Y O F I T A L L ?
• • •
n o m in a tio n in th e second d is tric t
I T has e ith e r contracted to loan
Veterans for the most part don’t bother
Liberty for whom? The offices, work w ith th e announcem ent b y C lin t
1LCF.E 15 L I K E T H .V -C
*• o r earm arked a to ta l of SS.OQO,-
much about the publicity seeking attacks and workers of the American Liberty P. H a igh t. Canyon C ity ne w sp ape r
000 fo r 7500 m iles of new ills lr l-
man. tha t he was th ro w in g his hat
on
them,
but
they
resent
poking
fun
at
a
league
with
its
great
propaganda
machine
button lines.
Moro than 27.000
m o th e r ’« s o rro w
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i . io v . h iiv i in to the rin g .
gone tw o o r throe hours.”
u iu m e i a » o r r u w .
were pictured recently in the metropoli-
W h ile the d e te rm in a tio n o f R alph
new ru ra l customers w ill have
j
O ve r near the fa r end o f the
It would seem more logical th a t these tan press. This gigantic propaganda ma- E wn’iams to seek re -e le ctio n as
ce n tra l s ta tio n service fo r tlio
g la cie r fro n t, he found a d r ift w ith
» U d 'n u at the University of Princeton, chine Is financed through large* eontribu-
firs t tim e as a re su lt of these
a fo u r-in c h crust packed by the
operations.
d riv e o f the w in d d u rin g the p re
New Jersey,. being the home state of the tions from great industrialists, a m o n g s itu a tio n observers w h o p re te nd to
T he program usu ally w orks
vious snow storm . He w ont at it
DuPonts,
might organize a group to ... be them
being ' the
DuPonts.
who grew w
ealthy k n o w the sen tim en t e x is tin g am ong
lik e an Eskim o, slashing out big
t ills way: Farm ers In a county
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...
. .
,
, ’- • • “ ■•J th e ra n k and file m em bers o f the
known as the sons and daughters of war selling munitions during the \\ orld war, p a rty in sist th a t Ben F. D o rris of
dom ino-shaped blocks w ith
h i s
o r tow h shlp organize themselves
put m ore fat in the lam p. I 'l l be
By
profiteers.
in to a co-operallvo and apply to
and others of like proportions who go to Eugene w i ll o u tru n the veteran
kn ife .
I.P O N S. D A V IS
D o rris announced h i s candidacy
R E A fo r a loan. A care fu l tech
make up the Liberty league
A
fte
r
he
had
gathered
a
high
o n ly a fte r W illia m s had d e fin ite ly
nical survey Is mad« to d e terin luo
Pde
o
f
th
e
blocks
on
a
fa
ir
ly
level
e lim in a te d h im s e lf as a candidate
th e souuilness of tlio project,
Shes 40 and she do n't lik e | spot ju s t beyond the d r ift, h e s ta rt-
Pressure o f his frie n d s was given
w om en." George F o llis to ld th is
ed to cut others and la y them edge- • w h ich may run In size from a
b y W illia m s as th e reason fo r re
of Hillsboro
re p o rte r. “ I don't k n o w w h y she's
wise in a c irc u la r w a ll around the
, . The annual , get-togethers
. . . .
A ttem pts to ride into office advocat- ve
lin e 25 i
rs in g his pre vio us decision.
taken such a d is lik e to wom en,
pile. T w o feet lip he began to lean
flic s to one as long as 350 utiles
business people with their neighbors a t ¡ng some idea th at has nothing to do with
the blocks in w a rd .
u t she ju s t can't stand h a vin g
w ith 1000 customers.
Aloha are enjoyable affairs and most cer- the office or the qualifications seems to j T he tele ph on e ra te case, to w h ic h b them
aro un d." P o lly is a p a rro t
By the end o f th re e hours, he j
tainly worthwhile. They make for new be a favorite pastime these days Policy ,hree c ir c u it judges w ro te fin is
stood in th e blackness o f a snow
and has a considerable vo ca b u la ry
The in te rio r was both w a rm -
and
stronger friendships, which
are
among questions
are decided
in the chamber« of
week in an o p in io n o v e rru lin g and uses it to the am usem ent o f | beehive, h a lf a foot h ig h e r than j e bear.
r and d rie r than any tent, o r
l i f o 'e
mu
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7,
,
,
u c i i u c u in m e i i i a i n u e r s oi the u tilitie s com m issioner, is es- her m aster. On th is p a rtic u la r
his head and ove r seven
feet
life s greatest treasures. The entire pro- the legislature or the congress
any hut of wood o r stone. The
I stim ated to have cost th e taxp ayers
across at the flo o r level.
day, F o llis opened the cage d o or
gram, including the dinner, is handled in
i and ratepayers o f O regon $35.000
L o w do w n in the w a ll he cu t a ; caribo u skins made even the snow-
and closed it again. P o lly ru ffle d
flo
o r com fortable.
T he o rd e r re d u c in g rates o f the
her feathers. Said F o liis, "She
hole. T h e re was litt le m ore than
an expert m anner and shows excellent
P a cific Telephone and T ele gra ph th o u g h t she was going to g e t ¡space enough between the ig loo
T
h e g ir l had a stack o f ca rib o u
management.
, com pany b y a p p ro x im a te ly eigh t out. " P o lly laughed sarca stically.
and the g la cie r fro n t fo r h im t_ steaks b ro ile d fo r him . He sat down,
per cent was handed do w n
bv T h is g e ttin g out was a jo ke, e v i ! c ra w l out. He c irc le d a ro un d the w ith o u t a w ord, and began to eat.
The same thing holds good for the
U tilitie s C om m issioner C harles M
dently-. M aybe at 40 even a p a r . snow dom e and the big d r ift, In the m idst o f the meal the sm oke
very fine meetings th a t have been held
Thom as in O ctober. 1934. to be ro t can la ug h at life 's lit t le d is
th ro u g h the th ic k s w ir l o f snow. and heat became o s tiflin g that
with Laurel people for many years. They
come e ffe c tiv e on N o vem b er 1.
' and recrossed the stream .
be hud to cut a tw o -in c h v e n tila -
appointm ents.
In the cave he fou nd L ilit h fu r- tb>n hole in the roof.
build up a feeling of friendship th at will
W e have heard lo u d lam ents fro m th e r e p u b li
, v
., .
. .
,
i
....
.
.
. . .
bundled and h o v e rin g ove r a lam p.
A ll the tim e he gave no sign that
A n a tte m p t to restore th e o ld ! Signs o f spring :
A1 H o ffm a n
go down through the years and make for cans, the L ib e r ty leaguers and others th a t th e g o v
as
s
h
e
b
ro
ile
d
tha
w
ed
caribo
u
.
he
perceived
the
look
o
f
m
isery
of
ty
p
e
saloon
is
seen
here
in
the
u
,
.
,
,•
u
-
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•
ern m en t q u it spending. N o w w e hear th e o th e r side proposal o f the Hom e R u le league b u > ,n « ,apered fls h ln « 1 'n e - p o l,
a more neighborly community.
steaks on a shank-bone spit. He L ilith 's eyes. B u t when
hud
o f the s to ry in a statem ent th a t jobless people are to rep ea l the K n o x liq u o r c o n tro l tic ia n s on e ve ry corn er a c e rta in picked
up in her sk in I eaten his f ill.
p la n n in g a “ h u ng er m a rc h ” on W ashington in p ro
test against liq u id a tio n " o f fed eral re lie f a ctivitie s.
W h ile i t m ay v e ry possibly be tru e th a t th is
h u ng er m arch is be in g s tirre d up by ra d ic a l a g ita -
Our calam ity and political howlers ,ors and that perhaps m any o f those in te rested in
w. verne M c K inney
M rs
e . c . mckinney
Aeeoelate E d ito r
«JvF*
I f the loan Is grunted, the line
Is b u ilt am i power Is purchased
by c o n tra il, at wholesale rales,
fro m a nearby c e n tra l statio n,
e ith e r m u n lc lp u lly or p r lv a te lf
operated.
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Rates are fixed to the consumer-
owners of the lin o at tbo cost of
power plus opera ting and upkeep
charges ami enough to am ortize
the loan lu 25 yeura at 3 per cent
Interest.
Tho N o rris h ill provides th a t
where ceu tru l statio n s e n lee Isn 't
u vu llu lilo , the org a n iza tio n may
ulso borrow to b u ild und operute
u generating plant.
• * •
Satire Insulting
r p o encouruga Im m ediate heavy
* use o f power. It Is provldnd
th a t the fa rm e r h im se lf may bor
row to finance w irin g of his homo
and purchase o f e le ctrica l equip
m ent. I lls loan m ust ho paid oft
In fivo years
Norths believes his munsuro re
moves tho m a jo r h a rrie rs to fa rm
e le ctrifica tio n .
H ig h rutea. the
high cost the (arm o r has had to
pay fo r lin o con stru ction , and tho
power companies* policy of ex
tending lines only In morn popu
lous areas have blocked any real
e ffo rt
tow ard
th u t
goal,
lie
charges.
Most u t ilit y m alingers c ritic iz e
the program us ''econom ically un
sound.'' They c lio the low num
ber o f prospective customers to
tho m ile, heavy fa rm Indebted
ness, and tbo fact th a t 40 per
cent o f u ll farm s are tenant oper
ated, as proof thu t self liq u id a tin g
m d self susta ining extensions are
Impossible.
In th e ir opinion, the program
Is a fu rth e r extension o f govern
ment financed com p etitio n w ith
p riv a te business.
The b ill met w ith litt le opposi
tio n In the Senate. A hard Ught
Is predicted In tho House, where
the U. 8. Chamber of Commerce
mid u t ilit y Interests are expected
to tr y to h u ll It. I f If te le by
the House, presidential approval
Is believed certulu.
A Community Asset
Along
Main Street
Worthwhile Events
What Other Editors Say
There is Still a Relief Job
the same if you had staved at F o rt
Sim pson "
"B u t but you cun't get aw ay!”
G arth's -m ile hardened ''N e ith e r
can they. Now tend to y o u r ankle.
I'm going fo r m e a t"
He dressed und cra w le d out in
to the storm When at lust he
cutne back i n. he had brought
n e u rly h a lf o f the caribo u meat
fro m the ice cave and stacked it
around the igloo He hud also set
. up b |llt.ks
„ „ „ w - c r u s t to shape
a d r if t o f new snow- in a ce rta in
way.
Hi- u n ro lle d the thaw i-d w o lv e rin e
How Come?
aver that the
dogs
rri,,-„
>4. country
• a J is gointf to the
,
nog.-v.
IfllS OOesn t ring true, however, when one
takes a look at the income tax reports. In-
dividual
federal income taxes
in x O - r j e i c o g - o u n i i
iiim n e d d «
,7
A -
1 ‘ ent
*
S
ear
an<3
C o r-
poration taxes 46 per cent. People are
too prone to forget the conditions th a t ex-
isted three years ago when banks were
a
i
xr
Closing Oy tne dozen every day. Now we
have confidence fully restored in the bank-
ing system through the plan of insuring
bank deposits.
Wh <- r
rr
.VVna.t a Lonclltion
A
± . „ ” a !,iOnS , ° f ‘ ï \
W°.r l d ;
A C ‘ i0 "
OI tniS group shows to what extent radical
elements can make their impression on
youth. This means th at they would not de-
fend this country and its people f r o m
rapine and plunder.
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w,ho '?'ould ,dem,and r,?ll!f ,®ven if tbe,<
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Advertising Benefits the Public
America has been repeatedly warned
of the inroads being made in American
schools by
subversive
forces ’ • r Effect
of
1
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v
- z ie c v O I
SUCn m otem ents IS shown in recent action
of the American Student Union when it
said
in convention
would i refuse
4„ olir,„„_
4 _ 4 „ i . _ „ th a t 4 “it
•
v iu a e
»upport Ol take part in any w ar this
nation might conduct.”
This is n f a r p r v Fi-nrv. tkz, .«,1 u i „ „ . i j
or.,*«') r a
1 from the red-blooded
spirit Oi American youth th a t brought this
country to its present enviable p l a c e
Ô T K
il ail
cou ld get w-ork, it is also tru e th a t th e re is s t ill
m uch too b ig a to ta l o f unem ployed persons in the
na tion . I f fe d e ra l spending fo r re lie f stops, in ans-
w e r t0 the demands ° t the s u ffe rin g D uponts and
Qther L ib e r ty i caguers. w h a t o f these jobless?
A re we to le t them sta rve o r tu r n th e ir su p p o rt
ove r to the ove rbu rden ed counties and m u n ic ip a litie s
ra th e r than spend go vern m ent m oney fo r r e lie f p u r-
pos,es' 11 « ^ o u itl alw a ys be bo rn e in m in d th a t a
vast am ount o f the m u ch -m a lig n e d fe d e ra l spending
has p re ven te d s ta rv a tio n d u rin g these depression
years and th a t a sudden h a lt in it m ig h t re s u lt in
starvation
th o u sa n d s—A sto ria n -B u d g e t.
.
P rio r to th e advent o f the so-called chain groc-
was lit t le general a d v e rtis in g by
stores. The people bo ught potatoes
o r l Vey bought phys,c V o lu m e business w ith re s u lt-
m g lo w e r prices was n o t encouraged b y p u b lic iz in g
the m e rits o i d iffe re n t pro du cts in o rd e r to increase
efy Store, th e re
srocery or dru«
their sale and use-
B ,u t w? enu î he J c h a in . store idea was e v o lv e d it
was fo u n d th a t a d v e rtis in g was essential and m -
dispensable in o rd e r to m ove goods and create in -
terest in new products. I t was n o t lo n g be fore the
a d v e rtis in g p o lic y o f cha in stores in flu e n c e d o th e r
m erchants to reach th e ir custom ers in the same m an-
n e r. 1° an e ffo rt to increase sales by o ffe rin g the
Pu b lic household necessities o r lu x u rie s in a ttra c tiv e
' " " e ” ™ :« ' d S ' X S .
to t h , bene-
f i t Of th e b u y in g p u b lic and tod ay essentials o f life
are tra n s fe rre d fro m p ro du cer to consum er at a price
w lî ic h w o u ld have b e tn im PossibIe except fo r the
consum pt,on ereated b y ^ ‘ e llig e n t ad vert».-
These savings fo r the fa m ily po cketbo ok have in
creased pu rcha sing po w e r fo r o th e r lin e s o f business.
The re s u lt has been a g re ater sale o f a d d itio n a l com -
fo rts and lu x u rie s w h ich, in tu rn , in v o lv e a d v e rtis -
in g by m any branches o f business.—In d u s tria l News
A perm anent health nurse in the Hills-
boro schools would be a mighty good in- Review-
vestment, it seems to us. Experience in last
few months seems to bear this out.
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Who Wasted Relief Money
Fifteen Years Ago
A rgus. M arch 17, 1921—Eva E m m ott and K e n n e th
C a rlile m a rrie d here M a rch 13.
House on fo rm e r W F. H o lle nb eck place above
M ou ntainda le , leased by H. E. Best, bu rns T hursd ay.
C a rn a tio n m ilk price fo r last o f M a rch an
nounced at $2.45.
Mrs. M a ria C. M ille r, resident o f Scholls m any
years, dies here M a rch 11.
G len Powers, one o f the fir s t W o rld w a r v o l
unteers, and E th e l T ro u tm a n of N o rth P la in s m a r
rie d M a rch 16.
M rs. Thom as M . K e rr, 31, dies here M a rch 12.
Thirty Years Ago
M r. Landon in m a k in g his b id fo r p re s id e n tia l
honors ju m p s on th e r e lie f a d m in is tra tio n w h ic h he
fin d s is te rrib le . I t is tru e th a t the h a n d lin g o f r e
lie f m oneys has in m a n y cases been a n y th in g b u t
e ffic ie n t and in some instances d e void o f a ll sem
blance o f o rd e r and p ro p e r d is trib u tio n and in a
fe w cases has been m ixe d up w ith g ra ft. B u t re lie f
a d m in is tra tio n has been done in m ost o f th e states
o f the u n io n w ith the m a ch in e ry a lre a d y set up b y
th e state, as in Oregon. R e lie f com m issions w ere
set up u n d e r a la w passed b y the 1933 le g is la tu re
and G o ve rn o r M e ie r made the a p p o in tm e n ts on the
personnel o f the com m ittees. T h a t th e y fu n c tio n e d
im p ro p e rly in m any o f the counties was charged
d u rin g th e 1934 cam paign and seemed to be true.
B u t c e rta in ly th e p re sid e n t cou ld n o t be charged
w ith th e re s p o n s ib ility fo r the sho rt-co m in gs o f
such re lie f a d m in istra tio n s. I t dem onstrates o n ly the
fa c t th a t those w ho c ritic is e are n o t so p a rtic u la r
about the t r u th as th e y are zealous to discover
som ething upon w h ic h th e y m ig h t rest an arg um e nt
against the pre sid ent.—S h e rid a n Sun.
A rgus, M a rc h 22, 1906—Students at P a c ific to
h e lp re b u ild H e rric k ha ll, w h ic h burned. S tud ent
b o d y fu n d idea o f Sam uel B. Law rence of the fre sh
m an class.
T he pe rfe ct a lib i has at last been fo u n d fo r
O regon Condensed M ilk company ru n n in g be e d ito rs w h o le t m istakes get in to p rin t. A s ta tis tic ia n
h in d orders.
has w o rk e d o u t the nu m b e r o f chances fo r m istakes
"T h e C h ris tia n ,” p laye d before record b re a kin g
in one co lu m n o f p rin t. The n u m b e r is 70,000 to
house in th e Crescent theatre. Finest p lay ever
one. In an o rd in a ry new spaper co lu m n th e re are
staged in H ills b o ro .. W. W. Boscow and W. F. A d 10,000 le tte rs o f typ e ; th e re are seven w ro n g p o si
k in s have reason to be p ro u d o f b rin g in g it here.
tion s th a t a le tte r m ay be p u t in ; th e re are 70,000
Y e a rly saloon license here raised fro m $400 to chances to m ake an e rro r, and m illio n s o f chances
$500 a year. Saloons lim ite d to three.
fo r transpositions. In the sho rt phrase, "T o be o r not
W allace P n slcy and M a rth a B. B atchelder o f to be,” b y tra n sp o sitio n alone, it is possible to m ake
ncar Glencoe m a rrie d M arch 21.
2,758,009 e rro rs.—C apper's W eekly.
No Wonder Editors Make Errors
sors
of
th e measure, w h ic h
’ lo w entrance tu n n e l fro m the door |
m av reducer.
appear o n th e N o vem b er ballot I f l
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to part way around the curve ol
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re m a in d e r o f that day of
death and storm, both of them
s u ffic ie n t sig na tu res are secured to I
Hobbies
,h l! igloo w a ll. W hen he backed in r ,
a ,a r l
p lied a w l and b u c k s k in needle and
the p e titio n s b y J u ly 1. cla im th e ir
Some fe llo w
f is h s o m e w h i t t l e
h e blocked th e m outh o f the t u n - I
“ cold as y ,,u < atgut thread N e ith e r was an E ski-
Dlan w o u ld y ie ld th e state $2.500.-1 8
* ie llo w « iw h >
w h ttle , n e l w lth ,
„ la b
can w ith o u t freezing.
mo seamstresa. B ut th e ir stitches.
000 in liq u o r revenues com pared som c m ake garden and raise flo w -
The in side o f the ig loo was al- | _ A t that, ah her pe nt-up em otion I though coarse, w ere strong. By
to a p p ro x im a te ly $2 000.000 garnered ers- but the m ost n o to rio u s hobby ready so w a rm fro m the lam p
heat bu rst out: ” Oh. how you m ust de- n ig h tfa ll they fin ish e d the firs t
in p ro fits fro m liq u o r sales and li- along M ain stre e t p ro b a b ly is th e that the in side o f the dome ro o f jpise me! G« et you in to this frig h t- caribo u-akin suit w u lstlo n g aock-
censes u n d e r th e K n o x plan.
one pra cticed by B ill H are outside was be g in n in g to soften. B ut G a rtii fu l danger then go lame! A help- ■ leggings, and parka w ith hiM id-front
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of o ffic e hours. T he w h o le th in g , kn e w the re was not th e slighest less, useless drug on you! T hut frin g e d w ith w o lv e rin e fu r.
S tate T re a s u re r H o lm a n has rec- how ever, is to ld b y B ill, him self. danger o f it fa llin g in. As fast us beastly cow ard h e 'll hu nt you out i A f l,.r another m eal o f b ro ile d
the snow m elted, the m o istu re was . . . m u rd e r you lik e tin poor meat. G a rth w ent out and clim b e d
w h o says
om m ended th a t th e state s u p e rin --,_.
- th
. a t . in his
. o ff moment..
Of p u b lic ™ , c „ c , . o „ b . l f ' m' » “
S L Î « * a s « , - ! ? , ? '■ sucked ou tw ard s. I t m et the cold 1 policem an. A n d a ll m y fa u lt!”
the la te ra l m oraine to gather a
o f the outside a ir and froze hard , G a rth shook his head. ' You take q u a n tity ' of ¿ ai'ib .'.ü'm i‘¿ s friii'n ‘ h,-’
m ade a m em b er o f th e state land farm . He c declares th a t th is is a
In a lit t le w h ile the ig lo o w o u ld too m uch o f the cre d it. M iss Ram- tw ,.(.n ,,u. .s no w . d , lfts on the w in d -
board. T h is board. H o lm an points £ g “ Lanr r ,,SatU rday aft(-'rnoon P«r -
be a dom e o f .solid ice.
strong , il l So fa r as regards Constable swept tun dra
out. a d m in iste rs th e huge irre d u - ; ° mance.
enough to hold the w e ig h t o f a
D illo n , the re su lt w o u ld have been
(To h« r o n t i n I
c ib le school fu n d and should have
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a school m an in its personnel to j T h e keepsake m ig h t be ju s t an-
in su re adequate p ro te ctio n o f t h e : o th e r piece o f o ld wood w ith a
Schuol S p irit H vlpr to
Co-operute W ith Your
fun d, w h ic h has been s e rio u s ly dc- n a il in it, b u t to G eorge M cG rath
M ake a B etter School
H ilh i New« S ta ff
pleted u n d e r past a d m in is tra tio n s it represents th e days w hen men
Editad by H illaburo U nion W ith School Student Body
th ro u g h bad loans and la x collec- too k w h a t th e y w a nted and riske d
tions.
' th e ir scalps in d o in g it. T h is p a r- .
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tic u la r a rtic le is a block o f oak i r - i L • t t
O f to ta l sales o f $6,041.282.11 of wood c u t fro m th e d o or lin te l o f II ill'll MOnOl*
till.H I SEW S HT A IF
hard lio u o r in O regon last year his great g ra n d fa th e r's cabin in [ » , i i
A „ „
Editor
Ann Munkrc«
$2.453.417 12. o r a p p ro x im a te ly 40 M isso uri. The n a il is hand w ro u g h t AvOlI rvnnO U IlC C ll
A«NÍHtant tal ¡tom
pe r cent, was m ade th ro u g h the and was a re stin g place fo r a coon-
H o no r r o ll has been announced
M a ry f'uldw cll and Joy Foelker
Everyone is in v ite d to come to
e ig h t state ow ned stores and 21 s k in
cap. D a n ie l Boone helped as follow s;
an open m eeting o f both last year's
PI o
N adine l*Htter*<<n
Freshm en — A rle n e
B e rn a rd s ,
a u thorized agencies in the c ity of b u ild the cabin and m ig h t w e ll
Sonate
L u V erne Abendroth
and th is year's T ry -S q u a re clu b to
(iiri Keaervea
EHther H arty
P o rtla n d , it was reve aled by the have d riv e n th e n a il fo r his ow n J u n io r C roeni,
D e lb e rt C r e w s ,
be held A p r il 2, at 8 p. m. in the
H i-Y
Tom Stretcher
an nu al re p o rt o f the liq u o r c o n tro l cap.
K a th ry n Cawrse, E v e ly n H a w o rth ,
school cafeteria. T here w ill be a
Kliie-H
I>uvid T o i |
system. Sales fo r H ills b o ro am o u n t
B yro n Jack. B e tty Johnson. M a rio n
Student Council
big program consisting o f m o vin g
Irm a l Trank
T ry Square
ed to $34,611.95.
H e re is o u r b it o f se n tim e n t fo r Jackson, M ild re d K ahle, D o ro th y
Harold Meyer
pictures, dem onstrations and o th e r
Advisor
Mina
Allen
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M
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features.
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the w eek:
er Robb, Dora S andström , B eulah
A p p ro x im a te ly 250 m en w i l l be j
T h e y are so sm all, dear God!
Shepard,
G
eorge
T
sugawa,
M
a
rjo
rie
g ive n te m p o ra ry e m p lo ym e n t in
E d ito ria l
Typists W in
T he school is blocks aw ay—
Vandehey.
a surve y o f a ll ru r a l h ig h w a ys in
"F o r no one can tr u ly p ity
A num ber o f ty p in g students
T h e ir steps so prone to lag
Sophom
ores
Jeanne
A
bts,
G
len
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th e state b e g in n in g A p r il 1. it was
the ed ito r.
w ent to B eaverton T hursd ay fo r
A t b its o f co lo r in the street—
nis Carlson, L o uise Cruzen, D o r
announced here b y R. H. Baldock.
B u t the e d ito r h im s e lf.”
some p re lim in a ry
practice. F irs t
M ake keen the eyes o f d riv e rs ,
o
th
y
Challacom
be,
B
ern
ice
D
ick,
state h ig h w a y engineer. Cost of
S tay
year pupils: L a V e lle Jackson, D ix ie
A
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ne
lo
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large
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leanor
th e su rve y is estim ated a t $300.000
T he g rin d in g w heels o f tru c k s
, Hanley, M ay Hudson, T oshio Ina ha- o f re p o rte rs w o u ld suppose th a t Lee M acD ow ell. H arold A rm strong ,
o f w h ich the fed eral governm ent
S pare us fro m t in y
1
• , we w o uld be w e ll supplied w ith Paul M oretz, S h irle y K e lle y, I.ea-
,
ra, ~
Paul - - M - oretz. - Peggy - Ross, —
Tosh
w ill pay $250,000. The survey, ac
nore Sherm an and Helen G raf.
S p lin te re d bones
Tsugawa, Josephine S troeder, Helen " a ll the news tha t's fit to p rin t
c o rd in g to B aidock. w i ll pro vid e
F rom flesh, lik e blossoms,
and some th a t a in 't," b u t w h a t a Second year pupils: H elen Becker.
W akayam a.
in fo rm a tio n upon w h ic h to base
C rushed upon the stones.”
I J u n io rs — K e ith Busch, G r a c e m istake they w o u ld make. I t Is D o ro th y Jackson, Hazel C h u rch -
a llo ca tio n o f fu n d s in the fu tu re
— A u th o r un kno w n.
Bow m an,
E leanor B cn d le r,
Lois ju s t as i f no clu b ever met, no one ley, Frances M oyer, B yrdene Rog
fo r im provem ents.
- C ra n d a ll, L u c ille Carlson, M a ryb e l i was ever ill. o r n o th in g ever oc- e r; and Bernice H ow ard. H ills b o ro
F lin t, W a lte r F o e lk e r. H elen G ra f, c u rre d in a class room . The school won the contest. Beaverton hud
T h e lit t le red school house, im
E th e r H a rty , D o ro th y K le in , W il is composed o f n e a rly six hundred also p re vio u sly v is ite d H ills b o ro
m o rta lize d th ro u g h song and story. ,
lia m Mears, D ix ie Lee M acD ow e ll, m ischievous, liv e ly students and fo r the same purpose. No scores
were recorded.
m ay no lo n g e r be red b u t th e l i t
R alph N o rd lu n d , Loanore S herm an, y e t n o th in g ever happens.
tle one-room schools c o n tin u e to '
W hy should you have ttie honor,
E v e ly n S tein ke. F lorence W u n d e r
dot the O regon co u n trysid e in great i
T ry -o u ts S tarts
lich , B etty W ill, Jeanne W enger
if it be an honor, o f being on the
num bers. O f the 2654 school bu ild -1
S enior play try -o u ts began last
Seniors H elen Becker, Joy F oel s ta ff w ith o u t the d ru d g e ry o f m a k
B y R o be rt Am es B en ne tt
ings in the state, records o f the
ker. Radah G o ttle ib , B e tty Hobbs, in g a n occasional c o n trib u tio n . T hursday. T he Judges had a d i f f i
state de p a rtm e n t o f education show,
( W N U Service— C opyright by
B ernice H o w ard , D o ro th y Jackson, School w ill soon be out and then c u lt tim e in m a kin g e lim in a tio n s.
1312 are o f the one-room v a rie ty .
Robert Amea B ennett)
e fin ite ly
R u th K raus, Frances M oyer, M a r it w ill be too late to w a ke up. The p lay has not been
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jo r ie M on tg om e ry, L e ila O 'C onner, W hy not dust o ff y o u r pens now Jeeided upon, b u t the choice is
P la in tiffs in 7301 d iv o rc e suits
Helen P ulaski, B e tty Ryan, C h ris and m ake the re m a in in g few weeks now narrow ed down to "G ro w in g
(Continued from Iftat week)
file d in O regon d u rin g 1934 and
Pains,” and "T h e B rid a l C horus.”
tin e Robb. B yrde ne Rogers, D o ro the newsiest ones ever.
She
scram
bled
to
the
s
k
in
m
at,
1935 c o n trib u te d $36,505 to the co f
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th y S teinke, C a th e rin e T ack, R ob
fers o f the state at $5 per suit, ac her teeth clenched on he r lip to e rt Tongue, K en n e th W oodw ard.
O u r apologies to M r. Barnes and
When the "F a rm e rs " decide to
c o rd in g to S ecre tary o f State Snell keep fro m c ry in g out fro m th e pain
M r. G oixlm an re g a rd in g the flag, go to tow n the y go in a big way
O utside o f M u ltn o m a h county, the o f her ankle. G a rth had s tru c k a n
Squad E n te rta in e d
T hey ira te ly in fo rm us th u t it is T hey gathered ' last F rid a y at the
c o u n ty o f C lackam as had the most o th e r m atch and held it to the moss . B squad ba sketba ll team enjoyed im possible to get it down. A ga in Masonic T em ple in th e ir "S unday
d iv o rc e suits d u rin g the bien niu m , w ic k o f the stone lam p. A th ir d a c h ili feed at the home o f th e ir o u r apologies . . . b u t we s tilt Best" und made the stra w fly The
w ith a to ta l o f 569. W ashington m atch was necessary before enough ( coach, Reece H a th h o rn , M arch 14. th in k som ething should be done.
m usic a rriv e d piece by piece at
c o u n ty in th a t pe rio d had 110 suits o f the frozen fa t was tha w ed and Coach Jack K ilJ its was also pres
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in te rv a ls o f fro m ten to t h ir t y
« « a
m elte d to feed the w ick. B ut, once ent.
B ru sh up y o u r grey m u tte r! A m inutes. The dance pro gra m in
Pensions ra n g in g fro m $15 to started, the fla m e heated m ore and
contest is in the w ind. O u r car eluded m any u n iq u e num bers such
T o S ell C andy
$35 a m o n th fo r a ll needy persons m ore o f the fat.
can't go on ju s t being the car, the :*s the T u rk e y T ro t. M ill.» K lin und
Student C o u n cil Tuesday gave ch a rio t, the Lizzie. Yes, it m ust t ’i« Squeal W hoever It w a s’ th a t
L i lit h had a lre n d y rub be d her
65 years o f age o r ove r are advo
cated b y th e F ra te rn a l O rd e r of fro s t-w h ite n e d cheeks and nose in - the G ir l Reserves the rig h t to sell have a name and w h a t coul<I be orig in a te d th a t b r illia n t idea of
Eagles, w h ic h is sponsoring an in to a glow . He la id his b e lt-a x on hom e-m ade candy at the senior j a be tte r way to get one than by . h a vin g eggs la y in g around should
itia tiv e m easure co ve rin g the sub a h in d -q u a rte r o f caribou, and P‘ay-
a contest? A ll in fa vo r, s ig n ify by be d ra w n and qu artere d U g h 1
je ct. T he measure pro vid es fo r s m ile d at her in the g ro w in g lig h t
saying, aye! !
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paym ent o f the pensions out o f the of th e w ic k .
1 f t 10 re c e n tly purchased
H ilh i
B lu e - Il clu
c lu b o ffic ia te d nt the
state’s general fu n d w ith o u t any
, t t ..
4„.„ \it »n "c h a rio t" has W no ic k home.
I t is now
A ce rta in g irl, no names m en grade school basketball to u rn a m e n t
C hop o ff a shank or tw o. We 11 b „ in g R(,pt
»s betw een w o rk -
a d d itio n a l ta x le vy.
tioned, w o rked d ilig e n tly aw ay on last W ednesday, T hursd ay and F r i
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need bone spits.
he said. "B u t i nf» hours. T h is w in te r w e 'll lik e ly the a d ding machitie« fo r some ten
day.
Producers, consum ers a n d d is fir s t w a rm some of the o th e r skins have Io break dow n and b u ild it m inutes before she discovered there
The ca rp e n try class in the m an-
and
w
ra
p
them
a
ro
un d you. A lso a house.
trib u to rs o f h o rtic u ltu ra l products
was no paper In it.
m il arts d e pa rtm e nt has fo u n d a
Rehearsals fo r va rio u s phases ot
have been sum m oned b y Solon T.
A p p ro x im a te ly tw e n ty a lu m n i at- tio n w o rk n e a rly com pleted fo r
T icke ts,
program s,
statio nery, th e H ilh i F o llie s have begun. I t tended th e a lu m n i assembly W ed-
W hite, state d ire c to r o f a g ric u l
the garage being b u ilt fo r C. II.
tu re , to m eet in P o rtla n d A p r il 4 p r in tin g o f a ll kinds. C o m m ercia l is so am using to see a couple o f nesday and n e a rly a ll rem ained Nosier on L in c o ln street.
to consider proposed changes in , P r in tin g D e pa rtm e nt, H ills b o ro A r hu nd red pounds o f b ra w n "go in - : fo r th e tea given in th e ir honor
M r Skene’s Idea o f news the
grades and standards.
to its dance.”
afte rw a rd s.
gus.
teachers had a pay day.
H ilh i N ew s
Open Meeting
Clubs April 2
CAUGHT IN
THE WILD