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Volume 13 No. 8
Il 11 !<• Intro In.
City Council
Hears Plaint
of Laborers
M« it
A ssig n ed
to
Speaks Sun da y
S ew ers
V oters G et Last C h an ce on
T u esd a y ; S u p p lies N ow
i
D e c la r e d
D is c h a r g e d
Im m ed iately
litncss
Last Day for
Registration
Draws Near
A rrivin g H ere
Q u e stio n e d
County Club Formed
H a n d ic a p p e d
Sent to Job s, R eport
Y oung D em ocrats O rg a n ize;
P h y sic a lly
Big M eet M onday
.«I o * p< c tfy that the
(< on 11 n u rd hii p a r r 3.
ro lu m n 2)
Easter Sunrise
Service Inside
R otary Club to H ohl Easter
E vent in V en etian
Plan fo r the Easier sunrise serv
ices have been com pleted by a com
m itte e o f the R o ta ry clu b o f H ills
boro. according to M II. Stevenson,
chairm an. Services are scheduled
to begin p ro m p tly at 5:25 a. m. in
the Venetian theatre.
The Rev Thom as C. Duncan of
the C o ngregational ch u rch w ill de
liv e r the serm on, and in v ita tio n s
have been sent bv the R o ta ry c lu b
to a ll congregations in H ills b o ro
Io a lle n d H ow ever, the clu b w is h
es it d is tin c tly understood that the
service is fo r the co m m u n ity and
that the p u b lic is p a rtic u la rly in
v ite d to attend.
In a d d itio n
to
t h e speaker
the re w ill lie special m usic by
i hoirs of the B ethany chu rch and
H ill boro M ethodist church.
T h is w ill he the firs t year that
lervice.s have been scheduled in -
ide. the change being made be-
c.in e ot the danger of in clem e nt
w eather at tile tim e o f I he services.
A la rg e r crow d i. expected Ibis
year because o f the change, S te v
enson -.aid.
Gift Scram ble
Again Feature
of Par gain Day
i
W ith 28 o f the leading m erchants
of H illsb o ro 's re ta il section par-
i tic ip a tin g hi tin- bargain Day sched
uled fo r S aturday, A p r il 25, tlie
event is on the way to w a rd sur-
! passing oth er lik e events, member.-
; of tlie re ta il trades com m ittee of
the cham ber of com m erce believe
A ll stores p a rtic ip a tin g arc plan-
I niu g on m a kin g this a day o f low
] prices.
O f the g ift d is trib u tio n w h ich i.
i a p a rt o f the program , Ed. L.
Moore, secretary of the cham bci
said:
"T h e re w ill be a special d is tri-
• bu tto n of m any valuable g ifts from
the cham ber o f com m erce at 2
p m. W ashington county people
should take advantage of this big
( free g ift d is trib u tio n , as the g ift
re a lly come to them rig h t o u t of
i the a ir in to th e ir hands throu gh
' tile paper plate m ethod o f d is tri-
. bu tion . The ladies w ill be p re
sented w ith th e ir g ifts firs t, and
' then the men and boys w ill rc -
| ceive th e irs."
The, big sale., day w ill be ad
vertised over the e n tire co u n ty
th ro u g h the m ail, together w ith the
special a d ve rtisin g in the Argus,
Five Cases
Set for Jury
Probe Here
No Easter Bunny Brought These
Short
Judge
illy
l.c n
I I nv I h I
M l'KIliliey, cdlloi
M c K in n e y opened Ills I,ilk w ith
llie a m io iiiie e in e iil llia l llie pro
gram w a tim e ly In llia l it m arked
the ,'I2nd a m in ei ai v of llie fir : t
A ig u
published by 111 m other
a fte r In ly in g a h a lf i n t ' i r I and
p o in tin g out lh a t lie had been a
lo ng er perio d in the
in n ' line of
business than any other in d lv ld u il
in H ill boro w ith the exce ptio n of
W. V. W ile y, w h o li e
been in
tin ;m e . h ir e in llie .ante loi a lien
r ile e IRtH and ( ieorge If Bagley
and E B u rk e Tongue. i i I I o i i i i -. vs
are llie profe .tonal men who were
lin e in 1*101 oel are s till p ia c tlc
ilia t liv ir p ro U t,u o iu .
Tax Favored
for Support
County Fair
to G ive F in an cial
A id to Show
Term
Circuit Court
Sections, Fourteen I’nges
F arm ers’ U nion T ake# Stand
First Session o f N ew P an el
Set for T o d a y ; E xpect
Clear
Bone Bill Endorsed
to
D ea d lin e Set S ch o la rsh ip s;
P eters A ssig n ed
H ear Riot C ases
L eague to B egin Soon
Crews Bepin
C onstruction
Union School
Construction
of C rossing
Set by State
Grade Schools County Health
Workers H ear
Preparing for
Talk on Tests
Year’s Contest
Fishing Fair;
Anglers Say
Increase Seen
in Construction
Board Gives
Quiz Answer
Postal Office
Head Named
Walter Vandchcy
Killed in South
Hillsboro Grange
to Meet Saturday
Hillsboro Argus Program
Feature af C.C. Luncheon
In tro d u c tio n o f tin- s ta ff of the
H ills b o ro A rgus, h isto ry of the
newspaper and a visit Io (la- plant
by m em bers of tin- cham ber of
eoimneree. b at nrod A r g i l s rlav al
tho noon luncheon of the cham ber
M onday. T h is was the firs t o f a
.c rie s of in d u s tria l program s to
bo offere d m em bers o f llie o rg a n
iza tio n in connect K ill w ith H ill
boro.
In ti odui lio n of llie s la ff was by
Mr
Emma ( ' M cK in n e y, associate
e d ito r, w h ile llie h isto ry of llie in -
'liliilio n .
w h ich w a
fo u n d e d
M uch. 1891. was given by W. V erin
Two
I
F irs t s c -ion of the re ce n tly ap- ■
W ith re g istra tio n s com ing
in
A tax o f $2.000 to finance the
I s lo w ly at tne o ffic e o f the county
pointed grand ju r y w ill convene in '
annual county fa ir was urged in a
I c le rk in H illsb o ro , o n ly 550 names
the c o u rt house in H ills b o ro th is
m otion passed by the cou nty u n it
m o rn in g 'T h u rs d a y )
to in v c s ti- l
have been added to date since
of the Farm ers' U n io n m eeting
gate fiv e cases in c lu d in g th re e on
re g istra tio n s closed lust Decembei
here S aturday in the Veterans’
! fo r the special electio n in January
m orals counts, d e stru ctio n of per- '
hall. T h is action was take n a fte r
sonal p ro p e rty and a th e ft. W o rk .
H ow ever, no check can be made
a discussion as to w h e th e r it should
of re g istra tio n s in re g is tra tio n o f
is expected to be com pleted by
be a stated am ount o r a m illage.
fices in oth er j.arts of the county
T hursd ay n ig h t or F rid a y m o rn in g , ,
( ( o n lin u r d on pace H, ro lu m n 4/
H. T. Hesse of Scholls, C. D.
F in a l date fo r re g istra tio n s fo r
according to G. Russell M organ
M in to n o f Forest G rove and R. M .
the p rim a ry election M ay 15 w ill
d is tric t attorn ey.
Banks of Banks, m em bers o f th e
W ith the exce ptio n o f one case. '
be A p r il 14 at the close o f b u si
cou nty fa ir board, were present
F irst N a tion al B ank vs. Date Prune
ness in the cle rk 's office . Voters
and expressed th e ir ap p re cia tio n of
Products com pany scheduled to be
are urged to re g iste r as e a rly as
the co-operation shown by the u n
heard th is m o rn in g . »T hursday),
possible before the da le fo r clos
ion members in pledging th e ir u n
in g the books
the c irc u it c o u rt calendar is clear
d iv id e d support to the fa ir. Hesse
E lection supplies o f various kinds
cd w ith no c rim in a l hearings sched
declared that o n ly th ro u g h the
already are a r r iv in g in the cle rk's
uled and no hearings in c iv il court
fu lle s t co-operation w o u ld it be
u n til A p r il 27.
o ffice and arc being prepared fo r
possible to hold the fa ir un de r
To Hear R io t Cases
S h erw ood Sell» B onds; Mei dispatch to the variou s precincts.
the present fin a n c ia l set-up. M in to n
Candidates Busy
A p r il 13, Judge Peters w ill be
said th a t e ffo rts should be made to
gin a three -da y te rm o f c o u rt in
O rdered to AI o I ia
Candidates fo r no m in ation s in '
Easter eggs—the good-to-eat kin d , a n yw a y—are m ig h ty fine , and
both parlies, where there are con-1 S tra ig h ten in g Road O ut of T illa m o o k , re tu rn in g to H ills b o ro the hu nt fo r them is much fun. B ut when you ru n across tw o such b u ild fo r the fu tu re so th a t the
cou nty w o u ld not be faced w ith
fo r business T hursd ay
tests, arc busy con ta ctin g voters in
C o n stru ctio n of the $ioonn un io n an e ffo rt to sw in g a m a jo rity in
A c c o rd in g
to
te n ta tiv e plans. as were found by lit t le M a rily n B ro w n o f Los Angeles— w e ll, it's the same problem n e xt year.
B anks A lso P lan n ed
m
ig
h
ty
perplexing,
as
M
a
rily
n
's
puzzled
expression
indicates.
No
W ould Save E nergy
Judge Peters w ill go to A s to ria
high st hoot b u ild in g at Sherw ood th e ir d ire c tio n by election day
again A p r il 27. w h ere he w ill hear sooner had this young searcher found the oversized eggs than out step
A resolution was passed fa v o rin g
got un de r w ay th is week, accord W ith the do se o f filin g s , however, 1
ped
a
couple
of
baby
ostriches.
M
a
rily
n
,
in
c
id
e
n
ta
lly
,
had
w
andered
the B o n n e ville e le c tric po w e r b ill
in g to a re p o rt fro m the o ffic e of m uch o f the in te rest has died or j
E a rly con stru ction b y the .«tale cases file d against 35 loggers a r in to the Los Angeles zoo on her hunt.
in tro du ced by Senator H om er T.
K E T illo U o n , resident engineer been subm erged in o th e r a ctivitie s, j of an overhead crossing to cost rested by the state and co u n ty o f
ficers fo llo w in g th e rio ts at the
Bone o f W ashington as against th e
fo r W P A in th is cou nty
A Young D e m ocratic clu b of a p p ro x im a te ly
$40.000,
re p la cin g
n -W iU a m cttc lo g g in g camps
m easure proposed by Senator M c
Bonds to ta lin g $30.000 fo r p u r- W ashington co u n ty was organized the present dangerous pass over Crow
m a r A storia when tw o men were
N a ry of Oregon. T he re so lu tio n
chii.se o f m a te ria ls were add at a at de m ocra tic m eeting in the e h a m -j
k ille d the m o rn in g o f M arch 7.
holds th a t "u n d e r the pro visio ns
m ee ting M arch 30 to the C itizens' ber of com m erce room s here Sat- . the O regon E le c tric tru cks im m e
On the same date. Judge W a lke r
o f the M cN a ry b ill it w i ll be pos
Bank o f Sherwood,
T in
bonds urd ay nigh t 1. E. F rancis o f H ills d ia te ly east o f G arden Home, wps o f Y a m h ill cou nty w ill convene
sible fo r
p riv a te in te rests and
bro ug ht $100.05 and
w ill d ra w boro is pre sid ent; G ordon Fi: ke of announced Tuesday by Judge D o n cou rt in H ills b o ro fo r w h ateve r
p riv a te ly owned u tilitie s to gobble
three per ern t Interest.
Sherwood, vice -preside nt: Emma ald T T em pleton fo llo w in g a m eet cou rt business m ay be schetduled
up and m onopolize v ir t u a lly a ll the
Funds a m o u n tin g to SIH.ooo for Ir in le r o f C ornelius, v ic e - p r e s i in g between him self, C om m ission oil th a t date.
e le c tric a l energy produced by th is
la bo r costs w ill be tu rn i.'h c d by dent; W a lte r E. H utchison o f H ills
W
ith
picas
o
f
g
u
ilty
in
num
erous
ers K e rk n ia n and L e w is and E n
W ashington C o u n ty P u b lic H ca ltn gig a n tic plan t b u ilt w ith ta xp a ye rs’
c rim in a l actions, and postponem ent
W PA and it is expected th a t the boro. secretary, and II. E. Staples
gineer J
W. B arn ey and state of c iv il suits fo r va rio u s reasons
association was one o f 28 s im ila r m oney instead o f being reserved
b u ild in g w ill be ready fo r occu of H ills b o ro treasurer.
P red ictio ns th a t President Roose h ig h w a y o ffic ia ls .
organizations represented at the fo r p u b lic d is trib u tio n and sales to
fe w sessions o f co u rt have been
pancy when school o|M>ns in Sep
E im ination T rack M eets to 20th annual m eeting of the O re the consumers, w h o have been led
tem ber ,1. ( C h alu psky, Sherw ood velt w o u ld c a rry O regon by not j M em bers o f the state p a rty w ere held fo r the last eigh t o r 10 week
gon Tuberculosis association held to b e lie ve th a t th is dam was con
T h e fo llo w in g orders w ere file d
eontraetor, has been named to up- less than 100,000 votes w ere made H e nry F C abell, ch a irm a n o f the
T ak e P la ce A p ril 2 3-24
structed to p ro v id e the people o f
in P o rtla n d last T hursday.
e rvise the w o rk fu r the school d is by speakers, w ho also pointed out state h ig h w a y com m ission; K. H th is week in c irc u it cou rt: A lb e rt
A tte n d in g fro m the local asso O regon w ith cheap e le c tric energy.
tric t. and a W P A uuqicctnr w ill be w hat Roosevelt had done fo r the | Baldoek. ch ie f engineer fo r t he- S chka efkc vs State In d u s tria l A c
“ Whereas, un d e r the term s o f the
f ia t on were C. H. Nosier, su p e rin
no rth w e st, the fa rm e rs and the com m ission. and II. G S m ith, as- cident com m ission, appeal granted.
selected soon, it is le p o rte d .
E lim in a tio n s
fo r
th e
annual tendent of H ills b o ro schools; Mrs. Bone B o n n e ville ix iw e r b ill the
D c llis C o rn u tt vs. B rid ge Lu m be r
sia t.in t engineer
T h u rsd a y, ito d a y ) a W P A crew la b o rin g man
W
ashington
county
grade
school
e le ctrica l energy generated at th e
Speakers in clu d e d U. S Burt
Judge T em pleton said that the com pany, d e fa u lt: H ilja Johanson tra c k and fie ld meet w i ll be held Essex M arsh o f Beaverton, pre si
a rriv e d at the A lu h a -ltu b e r school!
vs. H a ro ld J. Larsen, to fu rn is h 1
dent o f the association, and M a r B o n n e v ille dam w i ll be reserved to
to begin rc-constructicH i o f the old o f C o rva llis, president 'if the Young cou nty was on ly to fu rn is h tin copy o f certain papers. Adam B ella A p r il 23 and 24 at th re e centra! garet D ixo n o f H ills b o ro , cou nty the p u b lic fo r p u b lic d is trib u tio n
h t-o f-w a y un de r the- agreem ent
playshed. w h ich w ill be used as a D e m ocratic clubs o f O regon and i rig
am end- points in the county. F in a ls w ill ; he a lth nurse.
and sale to the consum er and the
reached. C ondem nation proceedings ' ? Robert S herlock, to file
fi
place at H ills b o ro
Union
gym nasium a fte r re p a irs arc made candidate fo r slate tre a su re r; W | reached
name of taka
Speakers at the m eeting in c lu d p u b lic given e ve ry preference in
L.
G
a
a
lin
o
f
Salem,
p
riv
a
te
sec
hig h school M ay 2, according to
.Hid a new flo o r laid.
defendant
fro
m
Robert
to
Thomas
the purchase o f the same before
rclar.v to G o ve rn o r M a rtin ; Sen- ; end
an announcem ent made th is week ed D r. J. A. Meyers. U n iv e rs ity of any a llo ca tio n is p e rm itte d to be
Sherlock.
On the W ilson r iv e r road, the a to r S trin g e r o f L in n county, can-
Minnesota, and J. Edmonds, assist-
The jo b w ill be by con tra ct, ac
Orde-rs file d th is week in pro by O. B Kraus, superintendent.
W P A is exp e rie n cin g some d i f f i didate fo r the de m ocra tic no m in a c o rd in g to o ffic ia ls , w ho assert tha t
1 ant fie ld rep rese ntative of t h e made to p riv a te interests.
F or schools in section A. w h ich | W PA.
c u lty to get enough men fo r the tio n fo r congress fro m th is d is it w ill e lim in a te one o f the most bate co u rt in clud e L u rin a Storey.
"T h e W ashington cou nty u n it o f
Casale. M a ry A. Bisbee. include H illsb o ro , Forest Grove, I D r. Meyers, speaking on "T he the F arm ers’ Union, representing
i project, according to a re p o rt from tr ic t; L. T. M cPhceters, cha irm an dangerous ra ilw a y crossings in the A go stino
(C o n tin u e d on p ac e 5. ro lu m n 4)
Beaverton.
T igard.
A lo h a -H u b e r Values of T u b e rc u lin Test and an
(C o n tin u e d on p a r e 7, -o lu m n 1)
' P ortla nd . H ow ever, th is week 48(1 of the dem ocratic c e n tra l c o m m it stale. No serious accidents have
, and St. M ary's meets w i ll be held A dequate F o llo w - u p
S e r v ic e ,'
' men w ere at w o rk in three crew s tee; Postm aster H e n ry A lic e o f happened at th a t crossing in recent
T
hursd
ay
at
P
acific
u
n
iv
e
rs
ity
fo
r
said:
I w o rk in g tw o shifts.
Banks; John B ern ard s o f Roy, years, m a in ly because the re has
; a ll schools west o f A lo h a -H u b e r
"W e know a ll we need to kno w
A lth o u g h re p o rt' have been made state com m itteem an fro m th is coun been so litt le ra ilro a d tra ffic . The
and in c lu d in g A lo h a -H u b e r, and at to b rin g tub erculosis com p le te ly
I that v ie w s w ere about to be sent 1 ty : D r. G uy V ia o f Forest G rove present crossing calls fo r the o p
Beaverton fo r schools in the east- under c o n tro l in a reasonably short
Io Sunset cam p near T im b e r on ' and R. G Scott of near S he r e ra to r of a veh icle to descend and
| ern part o f the county. B oth meets tim e .’’
| the W o lf Creek road, the H ills b o ro : wood, candidates fo r the dem o ascend steep banks between w h ich
, begin at 1:30 p. m.
C oncerning th e test, w h ic h was
■ office, w h ich is supervising, has no j cra tic n o m in a tio n fo r rep rese ntative the tracks lie. Present urgency fo r
r>
For section B. w h ich includes a ll : given to H ills b o ro students last
the im p rovem e nt, o ffic ia ls say, is
w o rd lh a t crew s are being sent or j fro m th is county.
' the sm a lle r schools, meets w ill be year, he stated th a t, It is sim ple,
w ill be sent soon H ow ever, when j A big dem ocratic m eeting w i ll the expected heavy increase o f lu m
held F rid a y at P acific U n iv e rs ity ; j easily
adm inistered.
a b s o lu t e ly M ore B uild in g O ver C ounty
crews a n ' dispatched, they w ill be be held A p r il 13 to liste n to P rcsi- be rin g in the S antiam co u n try, . East D airy C reek C a tch es Beaverton high school, and H ills - harmless, not expensive and h ig h -
tapped by tlic O regon E le ctric.
I tra n sp o rte d to and from P ortla nd I
( t o n lin u rd «»n p ace 5. e« lu m n I )
F orecast for Sum m er
| boro union high iie ld s. Schools ir, j ly specific and accurate. I t is usea
R eported N ear Lim it
The state o ffic ia ls made a to u r
o r points in W ashington county |
the western pa rt o f the cou nty go as a fin e screen to choose those
o f inspection o f the W o lf creek I
l instead o f being placed in vamps at I
to Forest G rove: c e n tra l pa rt to w ho need fu r th e r e x a m in a tio n to
and W ilson r iv e r road projects in
the road site
Some signs o f an a w ake nin g in
H ills b o ro and eastern p a rt to Beav- discover w h ich are a menace to
this d is tric t. T hey to ld local o ffi- | F ish in g in W ashington cou nty erton. A ll meets begin at 1:30 1 th e ir associates and whose owr. general con stru ction in W ashington
On th e Shady Brook road th is '
was
good
or
bad,
ju
s
t
as
you
s
tru
c
k
cials
that
w
o
rk
contem
plated
in
county is seen th is s p rin g am ong
week. 56 men were at w o rk w ith
o'clock.
i health is endangered.’’
th is cou nty th is sum m er in clu d e d >'o l|r lu ck, according to a sum -
b u ild in g
1.7 m iles of road com pleted o f the
U n de r the rules
p u p ils
who
"T h is.” he said o f the x -ra y ," the various dealers in
o
f
fis
h
in
g
stories.
s
tra
ig
h
te
n
in
g
the
toad
out
of
Banks
m
ary
fiv e -m ile pro je ct. At flan ks about
reach a 16th b irth d a y before Oc- 1 is also a screen, and a single pic- m aterials.
No
record
catches
w
ere
made,
to
the
ju
n
c
tio
n
w
ith
the
new
W
ot;
C onstruction is expected to fo l
one th ir d o f the sewer co n stru ctio n
tob er are not e lig ib le to compete
creek road. New- W o lf cree k s u r c ith e r as to size o f fish o r lim its , and a ll pu pils must have a satis- l tu rc is not the last w o rd because lo w along re sid e n tia l lines, w ith
has been com pleted and 45 men
a fte r suspicious in d ica tio n s are
a lth o u g h several fishe rm en re p o rt
vey
fo
llo
w
s
the
w
a
te
r
ro
u
te
to
fa
cto
ry
ra
tin
g
in a ttitu d e , a p p li- found fu rth e r e xa m in a tio n is need num erous new homes already p la n
an- being em ployed A t the high A p p roved R ep u b lican
S en B u xto n instead o f w in d in g around ed near lim its taken in va rio u s cation and deportm
ent. T w o con ed to determ ine w h e th e r the tro u b l ' ned. p a rtic u la rly in the east ned
school the crew
has com pleted
places. T he average catch, accord
the h ills.
testants
in
each
event m ay com is new or one w h ic h has been pres of the county. L u m b e r yards in
p o u rin g the concrete foundations of
a te C an d id ate T alk s
in g to J e rry Cochran, game w a r
the new gym nasium and the p ro
that section a rc p re p a rin g fo r a
den. was fro m tv. o to seven fis ii pete fro m each school in th e pre ent at some tim e in th e past.
lim in a rie s. and en tra nts m ay com
By com parison it is fou nd that considerable increase in sales as
je c t is now ready fo r eai ih - i i I cis I o
o f fa ir size.
pete
in
fo
u
r
events,
not
m
ore
than
• By Rev. R. L. P utn am )
in
the
U
nited
States,
except
for
begin actual co n stru ctio n o f the
soon
as be tte r w eather arrives.
Best fis h in g rep orted by Coch
b u ild in g .
C onsiderable re p a ir w o rk and
As large an audience as usual
ran, in his sum m ary to the game three being tra c k events, w ith re C a lifo rn ia . South Dakota am j one
and fis ii departm ent, was on East lay races counted as tra c k events. n r tw o of the cast coast states, rem odeling alrea dy has been done.
greeted the Tow nsend speakers at
D a iry creek, where several catches Contestants w in n in g firs t and sec bovine tuberculosis in hum ans is ; p ro b a b ly stim u la te d by the w o rk of
tin- m eeting Sunday in th e M E.
near th e lim it were found. The ond places in the p re lim in a rie s mav fast becoming a r-.-e disease
the federal housing a d m in is tra tio n
church. The A d v is o ry Board went
Reasons fo r Ih c tu b e rc u lin or i in m a kin g loans available.
fish averaged w e ll in size, he said. enter the fin a ls and a lte rna te s m ay
on record recom m ending that e v
be selected if necessary, fro m the s k in test were pointed out as a
In the H ills b o ro area, the sewer
ery local m em ber be not d istu rb e d
Reports from parties tra v e lin g to schools having contestants.
means of discove ring tuberculosis i construction, now un de r way in
by the so-called congressional in - N otice o f A p p o in tm en t to places outside the county, dis-
( (O n lin u r d on p a * r 5, ro lu m n 4)
Events
are
scheduled
fo
r
b
o
tli
H illsb oro , w il b rin g e xtra w o rk
' closed va rie d luck, m any r e tu r n
W a lte r Vandchcy. son of M l w d vestigation o f the Tow nsend plan
boys and g irls in tw o classes, the
O ffic e R eceived
in g w ith o u t fish.
Mi
George V andchcy o f Roy, was fo r out o f it a ll w o u ld come a
for plum bers, laborers in d itc h in g
c
h
ild
re
n
being
classified
by
w
e
igh
t
in s ta n tly k ille d in a' landslide at p u rifie d and stro n g e r m ovem ent.
and a sp u rt in sale o f bath room
The best catch re p o rte d Io the and age Events fo r sm a lle r boys
San Ei ancisco I ’rid a y. Mr. W a lte r Townsend m em bers were urged by
and kitche n fix tu re s .
B ris to l H a rd w a re com pany in Ih c ir
L T M cPhceters received notice largest catch contest w h ich closes in clud e 50-.vard dash; 75-yard dash.
Busch o f H illsb oro , a sister, le ft eve ry speaker Io not g ive up but
L a yin g o f sewer lines in new sec
449-yard
re
la
y;
pole
v
a
u
lt;
high
of
his
ap
po
intm
en
t
as
postm
aster
M onday fo r San Francisco to a t redouble the e flo rts o f eve ry clu b
tions of H illsb oro , thus opening up
; at noon A p ril 13. was 10 pounds, ju m p ; broad ju m p , and 8-pound
of
H
ills
b
o
ro
Wednesday
m
o
rn
in
g
tend the fu n e ra l, w h ich was held in Oregon. T in s is to be Oregon's
shot put. a ll fo r boys. For g ir l,
H illsb o ro G range w ill hold an new te rrito ry fo r m od ern re s i
He w ill a w a it receipt o f his com re p orted hy C la yto n T rent.
I here Tuesday moi m ug
dences. also is expect deot hva
answer Io her Tow nsend critics.
In the C o rw in H a rd w a re store
A n o b itu a ry w ill be given next Snell a plan was out lined by C h a r m ission before assum ing his dulie. . contest, w h ic h is a re la y ru n n in g the re w ill be 50-yard dash; 75-yard a ll-d a y m eetin,’ S atu rday. The Home dcces, also is expected to have its
dash: 220-yard relay:
basketball Economics' c lu b w ill have charge
but does not expect to ta ke over
week.
effect on con stru ction here. The
les Paine, cam paign m anager, of the w o rk fo r a m onth o r so. Me- , th ro u g h o u t the sum m er. M argaret th ro w ; p layg roun d b a ll th ro w fo r o f the program .
P ortland.
N o rth Plains and B ill distance and another fo r accuracy.
C ounty Pomona G range w ill meet crow ded c o n d itio n o f H ills b o ro
Pheeters is cha irm an of the demo-
Janies Logan, slate area manager, c ra tic cen tra l com m ittee and has Freem an o f H ills b o ro tied fo r firs t
Events fo r sm aller boys are the at the local ha ll A p r il 22 w ith housing and the shortage o f m o d
of P ortla nd b rie fly o u tlin e d his been a resident o f H ills b o ro I'„ . place fo r the week w ith 15 and same as fo r the la rge r g irls, w h ile W ashington G range o f near M oun- ern homes for ren t, is also another
factor on w h ich forecasts arc based.
po licy as new slate area manager. m any years, h a vin g been in thz 1 on e-sixte enth inch tro u t.
fo r the sm a lle r g irls there w ill be I tain da le as host.
O th er guests present, w ho spoke d ru g and b a n kin g businesses.
A ll stream s were un u su a lly cle ar 40 yard dash; 60-vard dash; 220-
lie w ill succeed Fred C. Holz- w ilh a b rig h t day w h ic h prevented ya rd relay and the va rio u s ba ll
b rie fly , were Senator B u rk e and
nagel, w ho has served as post fisherm en fro m successful a n g lin g throw s
Ralph Anderson.
Theodore Nelson o f Salem, ae- m aster here since A p r il 6, 1924, in the sm a lle r stream.
Prizes in clud e in d iv id u a l ribbons
He declared llia l the re ' are tw o eom panied by Ins fiv e sons, was th ro u g h three rep ub lica n ad m in is
fo r w inne rs m the fin a l events and
types o f newspapers: "Those llia l present as the ch ie f speaker. He tra tio n s The re tirin g o ffic e r came
schools w ill be aw arded pennant,
th riv e on v illifie a tiiin . sensational has re ce n tly been chosen as the Io the local post o ffic e fro m S h e r
fo r firs t and second place fo r the
ism and bom bastic cam paigns to Townsend candidate in the M av wood to serve as cle rk in Septem
schools o b ta in in g the most points
ber. 1912. and had risen Io I he
b u ild up c irc u la tio n and care noth
C om m ittees named to
manage
rep ub lica n
prim a rie s
fo r U n ite d i
„
r
Hobbies w ill again go on e x h ib it tions o f stamps, coins, various a r
i ï ' ' t ” ' „ r ^ nÂ
ï ï s
’
in g fo r personal feelings, and the ......... . ........ .
the p re lim in a ry events in A schools in H illsb o ro when the R o ta ry clu b ticles o f interest, h isto ric collec
as
as
in p iiq w ira iio n fo r the county in clud e R I, E rvin , m anager, Ray
c o m m u n ity newspaper w h ich be speaker o f the aftern oon , tie did
repeats its show o f N ovem ber 3, tions, ro o kin g , baking, photog ra
( ( o n lin u rd on p a te ft. ro lu m n 1)
Legion Jam boree m H ills b o ro V e t
speaks the life and thought o f the not m ake a p o litic a l speech, but postmaster.
1934. il was announced M onday by phy, e tc . made up the show last
erans' h a ll A p r il 28. Paul L. P a t
c o m m u n ity it represents
In the la th e r as a C h ris tia n laym an p re
tim e and it is hoped by the com
R E. W ile y o f the com m ittee
terson and A l H offm an, this week,
ease o f the A rens we have nin- sented the Townsend plan as it re
The show is planned fo r T h u rs m ittee. W ile y said, tha t e x h ib ito rs
have been busy p re p a rin g a p ro
eercl.v trie d Io m ake il a com m u n lates Io C lin s lia n ity .
gram o f num bers from tlie recent
day night, A p r il 16. in the ju n io r w ill rc|H'at the show held then.
ity paper.
The local c lu b is g iv in g another
Le gion am ateur contest.
hig h school cafe te ria fo llo w in g a
"W e appreciate llie
fael
til'll social in the I. O. O. F h a ll A p r il
d in n e r to be served al 6:30 o'clock
Tue day n ig h t w il l be Boy Seoul
w h at we • ay and do cannot a l
20 N ext re g u la r iiie e liu g is sched
Disaster a fte r disaster i
hap n ig h t, when the Legion scout troop
TIG ARD I’alroii" of husbandry Io R o la ria ti., w ives and frie n d by
ways meet w ith the a p p ro v a l o f
w ill be guests of the post and of W ashington cou nty w ill hold members of tlie U nion high school
a ll people in llie e o im im iiilv
II tiled fo r tlic B aptist chu rch A p r il pening in llie nasi and son ili, w h il
I w e .n e e n jo y in g nomi w e athe r and w ill give a de m on stra tion o f th e ir i th e ir annual Sabbath m eeting in dom esiic science class.
w o uld bo a physical im p o .ibdil.v 26
Just p rio r In the m eeting Sun- | safety The Red Cross need, m ore w o rk T in ' program is in charge o f the T iga rd G range h a ll A p r il 19,
E xhibit a re to tie in tw o classes
fo r llie tilin g s that a paper doe..
( ( o n lin u rd r n |»nge ft, r r lu in n 61
A • et:- o f the T u a la tin V alle y
c o n trib u tio n . Io take care of Ilio the seout com m ittee, w h ich in service com m encing at I l a
Io please everyone, but we are
in. and p.c-sdily Ihree. should the ne-
..offerers and tin county ha beep cludes A l Busch, Ja ke W e il and Rev Raynor S m ith o f T ig a rd w ill cr. .ity 0 l e T lic firs t class w ill be Federal Saving:; A Loan association
alw a.i. happy to receive letter.',
asked to raise its quota 50 per H. L. M acKenzie
opinions am i * om nients on
the
o ffic ia te There w ill be recess at fo r c h ild re n o f the grade schools h a v e m o i o Ilia n doubled »Ince the
re n t to he lp in the r e lie f w o rk.
o ilie r rid e of questions, whet*-
The com m ittee promises a lunch noon fo r a basket lu n c h and e v and the second fo r high school firs t o f the year, according to J.
Donations
fo
r
tlie
flood
suffeter.
there m ay tie a d lf f ' ietiee of o p in
a fte r the meeting.
eryone i
asked to b rin g s ilv e r p u p il: and adults. A grand prize M Person, secretary The associ
m av he le ft at this o ffice
ion. We w aul you Io feel free to
w are and dishes z\ ran n al p ro w ill be given fu r the best e x h ib it ation wa ■ » .tablished in 1934 and
( ‘o n trib iitio n le ft since l l i e 1 1 .1
m ake e o lis lr iie tl'e e r iln ia ii. to feel
inov cd to H ills b o ro w ith its offices
gram w il l be enjoyed in the a ft in the how.
I ue of the paner are a . follow -, < ( V ( t i i l i i n I «»I ( '« u n i t y
R um blings of the recent e lim in i
that we aie a ll w in k in g together
Frizes are to be ribbons fo r firs t, Septem ber of l i t year Deposits
ernoon.
Tualatip t'l.o o . M i i" o o c
in a com m on cause am i that llie l i o n of I lie in .irb li- game . from 11 ill •
1 m I «•,« .«'J , N e c « | M i n e
Rev. E B L o ckh a rt o f Rose- . .'cond and th ird place in exh ib its, am ounted to 128,(XKI the firs t year
paper I- the co m n m n itv
m o u tli- boro were heard this week when elety. $3. W J E nschede $9 M)
and are /ip p ro x im a te ly >48.000 now.
burg,
past chaplai i of W ashm g- a et of prizes to each a x h ib it.
Be*
m
e
of
hortage
of
re
cru
its
W E Brow n.
J tl
a pu. il'le in ju n c tio n suit against and Mi
piei e and fro n t w in d o w
Poinona
G
range.
w
m
T
he
e
w
ish
in
g
te
order
e
x
h
ib
its
Person, w ho re ce n tly returned
ton
C
ounty
fo
r
CCC
camp
in
o
th
e
r
counties
' Y ou r home tow n new paper o r the r it y eemed po .-ible. The suit l ’ai i $5. R obert Y im geo $1 Mi
are warned that the e xh ib its must fio m a m eeting o f Federal savings
w o uld be to prevent the c ity tro n i F red Jo v. $1. Il 1 Mai Ken de, of the 'ate. the W ashington cou nty speak
ga nization o w n , it . ow n b u ild in g
T iga rd G range w ill celebrate its be in place by 6 o'clock and m ust and loan a loriatio na in Spokan»,
qu ola ha- again been raised from
t . ’ 5<’ . H e rbe rt Staple
$1, T u i l i i m
ow n th e ir ow n hom e, in . e 'e r a l < ltm in a tin g the m acinìi s.
Mi
Je n n ie I l io 20. a i'c o rd iiig io an announce ixty-second a n n ive rsa ry and g o ld rem ain u n til the show closes at found th a t this was tru e of all as-
It i understood that a num ber P la in s rh u ri'b . $1 1
instance and a ll of them liv e here
'» la tio n , in the P acific Northwest.
They add m a te ria lly Io the possi of m achine operators are In te r Anderson, i l . I .m ii'l Ladle#* club, m ent made tin s week by Miss A lice en sheaf certifica te s w ill be p re 9:30 o'clock.
E xh ib it at the how- in 1914 were The federal o ffice iii opergied in
M eyers. »2; J
W M a x w e ll, exe cutive ecretar.v T lie sented to three members- Hannah
ble m arke t of vo itr .lor*'
They ested. and lhat e ffo rts are being »5; Fii'il II
■
:
ooe
' .
. |l|,
I I ,.
V
pay eonsid"r,able ta ,e
and cun- made to ob ta in a u n ite d m ove Io K) lley $1 Rene 't agli in. $2, li. A. * Io. in g date for e n listm e n t is A p r il i bi i (en rn' E lizab eth V iiiu e tit and t a ile d and z u ip u s in g , and were
v u w e d by a la r fte crow d. C o lle c orivin»ri it. Loan riariOciation.
H. L. I i„ a r d .
la.
11 on in u i'd on pagff
ro lu m n 4)
»upport tlw «ult.
L ean. $1; V. A badie, $1.
T i.m .sicr of n i f i i from t lic c ity
pa rk. W I’A p ro je c t to p n v u tc em
p lo ym e n t w ith contractors c o n-
;4i iic ti'ig the H ills b o ro .scwei' , w a .
declared by c ity c o u n c linen T u e s
day n ig h t, to he w o rk in g a h a rd
ship on a large percentage of the
men tran.sfei red
The d iff ic u lt y seems to he the
cou ncil was told , th a t when the
m en go to w o rk for the co n tra cto r
they arc alm ost im m e d ia te ly d is
charged fo r cause. T he men. the
conti actors declare, are p h y s ic a lly
u n fit to ca rry on at hard la bo r
M ich u:. the sew er d itc h in g rep re -
hChttf.
WHuld K eep Men
Count ilm c n lo ok the stand that
men, w ho are not capable o f ex-
' tre m e ly hard la bo r and yet able
to give a f.n r account of them -
selve
should he kept on W I’ A. if
po; ihle and the younger men sent
to PW A Jobs, such as the sewer
w o rk
U nder the ru le , and re g ulation s
la id down by W PA when fit t o r
ganized. men and women not fu lly
p h y s ic a lly ca|Ktblc o f w o rk w e ie
not to be tra n sfe rre d lro m re lie f,
but due to the c u rta ilm e n t of fe d
e ra l fund*, fo r d ire ct re lie f, am i
the fact that n e a rly 50 per cent ot
the r e lie f load was hi th is class,
and capable o f |H*rform m g a fa ir
das
labor, they w ere c e rtifie d
except in sueli ca-ex as w hen the
men m ig ht pro ve a saiety iiazaru
e ith e r to themselvc.s o r other# em
ployed w ith them
In the present instance, I I I w h ich
n e a rly a dozen men w
given
transfe r, the co u n cil re j •<>rt d. a ll
lost th e ir jo b s and only iin»’ so ta r
has been re tu rn e d to Ins standing
w ith WPA
S< 1» tio it of m<n fo r w o rk on
the jtewer p ro je ct u> made by the
tat»* ¿.ml n a tio n a l re-em ploym cn*
e iv ie c in P o rtla n d hy em ployes of
tlia t s e rv n e of w h ich none are
kn o w n to have liv e d or are liv in g
in W ashington c-unity. it is said
G ove rn m en t t m ploym en t r u 1 e s
m ake selection o f W PA labor fo r
P W A projects, m andatory
H ow *
< \ i the i oh
W illis E Mahoney, fie ry K la m a th
F a ll. m ayor and candidate fo r
dem ocratic n o m in a tio n fo r U S
cna lo r, w ill ta lk at the union
high school a u d ito riu m at 2 p
io Sunday His subject is. "W h y
the Townsend Plan W ill W ork. ’
Ifilla h o r o A r ii us Kstabli*h«*d 1894
H illsboro, O reg o n , T h u rsd ay , A pril 9, 1936
i t E stablished 1873
Rotary Committee Plans
for Hobby Shoiv April 16
Legion Prepares
Jamboree Program
More Donations
(iiven Red ( ’ross
Smi M.iv Follow in
VV.ikc of ( i.mie Ban
Grange Sunday at
Tigard April 19
Good Gains Shown
by Loan Company