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A prit 25-
• Hobby Show —
Another Iti* lU rgulii l*»y In the
County Seat Planned by
( bunibrr ui (n iiiiu rrc r
J
Hillsboro Union High School
Tonight I Thursday I Under
Rotary Sponsorship
O f,
W ith Which is ( ombincd the I lillsboro Independent
Volum e 13, No. 9
Hill..born
S tate Seeks
Enlargement
Road Project
ludepi hilcnt
Veterans' H a ll
P ro m ise d N e w
Interior Finish
Hi fin is h in g of the In te rio r of tile
V ile n in s ' hall im m e d ia te ly was a u
th o rized T uesday n ig h t by t h <
e xe cu tive c o m m itte r of H illsboro
post, A m erican Legion, follow ing
the reg ular post meeting.
Changes ill the in te rio r o f the
S cop e of W olf C reek P la n ha ll are not contem plated, the ri
fin is h in g being confined to w a il
and c e llin g A com position fin is h
E n la rg ed , O fficial» Say
w ill he used.
.
A fte r In spection
F in a n cin g o f the w o ik w ill he
th ro u g h funds ruised by the vai ion-
p a trio tic organizations using the
ha ll. V A liu d le was named to .su
pervise the w o rk fo r the legion
M em bers o f the legion tro o p of
llo y Scouts were post guests T in -
W ant P rogram C overing A ll day evening. D em onstration of the
scout w o rk was given under the
of Short R oute
d u c c tlo u of I,. E. Eruneis, scout -
muster, the tro o p c a rry in g on a
re g u la tio n scout m eeting
D r ill
E nlargem ent nt the W ulf C reek knot ty in g and signaling, as wed
w ni k pro gra m fm ’ the sum m er, fu ll as scout games were in clud ed ill
and w in te r, wui Indicated S a tu r the demonstration.
day f illo w in g an mt pi I'ti'in trip to
T he troop, under the leadership
W ll mi lU v e i road and W ulf creek of Francis fu r the last six m onth
hortcut The Inspection pa rty in- now contains 20 m em bers w i t h
clu d i'd E .1 G r iffith . W PA a d m in
(('unlhiurd <>n !»■«* 7. column bi
is tra to r. B u rto n Palm er. W PA en
gineer in eharge of a ll projects;
I! II Baldock. state high w ay en
gineer: J N Bishop, .slate m a in
tenance engineer, and Tom Davis
uf the fed eral bureau of p u b lic
roads.
.
E ast step taken in the enlarged
plan may b i mg a total of tw o m il- j
lion dollars of federal relief money |
for W PA w o rkm en and reach a
to ta l of 1(1 m illio n d o lla rs from |
all sources for use in com p le ting 1
Asking More blinds
Sand Hinders
Rapid Work on
Sewage Plant
I
U n ex p ected
project
More Funds Asked
A
new
W PA a p plicatio n
foe
$6(M) (MHl In w o rk funds w ill be
sub m itte d to W PA fo r a iip ro va l by
the
state
highw ay
com m ission
when th a t body meets tin s week
T h l w ill be in ad d itio n to the $HH.-
000 alre.idv allocated to the W olf
ereek pro je ct A d d itio n a l funds w ill
he sought in subsequent applies-
lio n s u n til the tw o m illio n total
Jia., been rea died, those interested
have agreed
Seventeen m iles of high w ay re
m ain to be constructed between
S u n set C ainp and El ae Em ir m ile ,
of this to ta l have been undertaken
I , . \\ l ‘A t"i d e a l mg MMl gi ailing
aiid 2 5 m iles for d e a lin g Up to
d ate about 15 per cent of this
w in k tias been com pleted.
O f the to ta l 17 miles, ubout 6 8
m iles are not covered by any plan
fo r cle a rin g or grading and w ill
become the subject fo r state and
fed eral p la n n in g at the m eeting of
the high w ay comm ission this w e 'k
Present plans fo r W PA w o rk on
ile e t d iv is io n of the W olf creek
pr j, , ■ , all fol b a n d la b o r , w lu c n
to be speeded b.v assignment of
tw o c a te rp illa r tra cto rs from the
state hig h w a y departm ent to sup-
1,1« ment hand labor in m oving
..tumps and brush, and d ir t when
(('»nllnucd on p a ss s .
m lu m n ll
County Slowly
Retires Debts
W arrant
C alls Bring
H ope
o f Cash B asis Soon
Paym ent o f d e lin q u e n t tuxes m
W ashington cou nty s lo w ly is carry
in g the co u n ty to Hie point where
a ll transactions w ill lie cash in -
slcad o f th ro u g h registered w a rra n t
as now.
W a rra n t ealls made this week by
i M aude B om ow, cou nty treasurer.
, i i «> fo r a ll w a rra n ts on the gener
al fund d ra w n to M arch 1, w h ile
another call is fo r w a rra n ts against
the road fun d up to and in c lu d in g
Novem ber 30. At one tim e in 193.1
the county was 18 m onths behind
in w a rra n t payments.
D e lin qu en t tax collections from
Ja n u a ry 1 to date have totaled
$131.252 87. aeeording to G ladys E is
ner, tax d e pu ty in the s h e rriff's
office. T o ta l d e lin q u e n t taxes on
Jan ua ry 1 am ounted to $838.400.16,
Miss Eisner aid. m aking the de
lin q u e n cy to date $707,147.29.
C o lle ctio n of d e lin q u e n t taxes is
slow , Miss Eisner declared, be
cause of the la w w h ich perm its
paym ent in installm ents, those o w n
in g usu ally paying a sm all p o rtion
of the tax due in the year when
tin ’ taxes became delinquent
Found
Soil
C ondition
by C ontractors
I
|
; Q uicksands and w a te r at a d e p 'ii
I of fro m 16 to 20 feet in excavation:
on both the sewer disposal plan t
and sewer lines, are de la yin g p ro
gress considerably, it was learned
i th is week.
|
O n the excavation fo r sewer
,
lines, w h ich has progressed fro m
j
the disposal p la n t to about E iftn
street along the ra ilw a y tracks,
!
I the excavating m achine has stru ck
w a te r and quicksand at a depth of
about 16 feet, the last foot of the
w o rk being in the sands.
T o meet tile d iffic u lty , e x tra
c rib b in g is necessary and sew er
pipe must be la id as fast as the
ground is excavated. T unnels of
several feet have been ru n under
the ra ilw a y tra cks and a crew now
is d riv in g a tu n n e l th ro u g h under
the Gates Pipe com pany p ro p e rty
to connect w ith the new lines on
the other side.
S everal blocks o f excavation s till
re m a in th ro u g h p ro p e rty along the
tra cks u n til open streets are rea ch
ed when the w o rk is expected to
progress at a ra p id pace.
At
the disposal plant, open
springs and seepage are de la yin g
preparations fo r concrete. The pres
ent excavation was sunk in to a
bank of black, fin e sand, w h ic li
n e a rly resembles quicksand.
T lie sand is so tenacious when
saturated w itli w a te r that it alm ost
defies shovels. W orkm en em ployed
in d itc h in g and la yin g d ra m tile ,
s in k in to the s tu ff u n til a s tru g g le
is necessary before they can e x t r i
cate themselves.
A t the n o rth end of the e xca va
tion . a sp ring was tapped w h ich
flo w s a considerable stream of
w a te r The sands also are ru n n in g
i out from un de r th e heavier top
soil, causing eave-ins.
A t the plant, new lines have been
la id to conduct sewage around the
«Cuntinurd on paur S. column j )
Pomona Grange
Sunday at Tigard
A n n u a l W ashington C ounty P om
ona G range Sabbath observance
w ill be held at T ig a rd G range hall,
b e ginning at 11 a. in. Sunday. Rev
R a yno r S. S m ttti o f T ig a rd w ill
o fficia te . Basket lu nch w ill be en
jo y e d ut noon and everyone is
urged to b rin g
s ilv e rw a re and
dishes. A m usical program w ill be
enjoyed in the afternoon.
Address w ill he given by Rev.
E B. L o c k h a rt o f Roseburg, past
W ashington co u n ty Pomona cha p
la in.
Sixt.v-second a n niversary w ill be
observed by T ig a rd G range and
golden sheaf ce rtifica te s presented
to Hannah Christensen, E lizab eth
V in ce n t and It. B. Tigard.
Uncle Satn Provides New
Hope for Farm Families
Farm plans w hich should provide
am ple food and a new cash income
have been w o rked out fo r 65 farm
fam ilies in W ashington county and
the p o rtio n o f M ultn om a h county
west of Ihe W illa m e tte riv e r, and
loans arranged to provide the neces
sary w o rk in g capital, reports V ic
to r S. Madsen, ru ra l re h a b ilita tio n
supervisor. Now loans and plans
are in preparation, o r a w a itin g ap
proval. Em ergency advances are
being made to 231 fa m ilie s for
subsistence goods pending r e h a b il
ita tio n o r re tu rn of seasonal farm
em ploym ent.
I,onus fo r seasonable supplies are
w ritte n on a tw o -ye a r repaym ent
plan or less, and loans fo r stock,
large pieces o f m ach in ery and o th
er ••recoverable" goods may he paid
fo r over a fiv e -y e a r period
if
necessary. Every loan carries five
per cent interest and d e fin ite dates
are set fo r repaym ent before III"
loan is approved.
Nol on ly re lie f fam ilies are be
in g served, hut low -incom e farm
fa m ilie s w ho are unable to bo rrow
elsewhere may ap ply fo r loans
Under Ihe re h a b ilita tio n plan, each
fa m ily is expected to reach a self-
su sta in in g basis, repay Ihe loan
und meet oth er obligations.
A nyone w h o can answer "yes"
to Ihe fo llo w in g questions may he
e lig ib le fo r a ru ra l re h a b ilita tio n
loan. ( I l A re you liv in g on a
farm ? (2) A re you lik e ly to bo
u n distu rbed in y o u r present loea-
tio n fo r tw o or m ore years? i.'ti
A re von unable to obtain eredi I
elsewhere? <4> Do you desire the
loan to purchase livestock,
m a
ch in e ry, etc.? i5> Is the farm large
enough to enable you to support
y o u r fa m ily , meet e xistin g o b lig a
tions, if any, and repay Ihe lix in
you desire fro m the resettlem ent
ad m in istra tio n ? (6 i Can you f u r
nish the names o f persons w ho
kn o w that you are a capable fa n n
er'.’ <7) C a n y o n fu rn is ii the nam e,
o f persons w ith w hom you have
had business dealings w ho can
vouch fo r y o u r honesty and in
te g rity '’ iH) Do you realize that
tin ’ ru ra l re h a b ilita tio n d iv is io n of
th e
resettlem ent
a d m in is tra tio n
cannot make loans for the purchase
of real estate or any interest th e re
in?
•
M r. Madsen's o ffic e is in the
C om m ercia l b u ild in g , and his o f
fice hours are: M onday. 8:30 a. m.
to 12 noon: Wednesday, I p. m. to
5 p. m.; S atu rday, 8:30 a. ni. to 12
noon.
H illsboro, O regon, T h u i ««lay, A pril Hi, 1936
l< tubili In I 1873
Grand Jury
Indicts Five;
F a rm e rs M a y
P rep a re D a ta
fo r S o il P la n
Calm Marks
Last Day of
H ills t
Two Sections, Fourteen Pages
Spring in A ll Its Glory Here
Registration
Plan Events
for Opening
Ball Season
Last M inute Rush of V oters
F irem en P rep arin g P rogram
( lly Writ. I Cym . i'ltin ty A iirnlj
Arrest Four
Id en tity o f O ne D e fen d a n t
S ecret; In vestigators
W ork
Two
D ays
Two (jet Sentences
J u d g e P eters H ears
P lea s;
Pair Sent to Pen
N in e d is tric t meeting:; to p re re n t
the pre.-ent in fo rm a tio n p e rta in in g
to the new a g ric u ltu ra l /joil con-
< iv atio n program w ill be held in
W ashington county b e ginning next
Tue day. The?c w ill be at S her
wood. K in to n , Aloha, West Union,
Koy. Fore t (»rove Gaston, B lo o m
ing. and L a u re l A com plete itched- ;
ule a to the day and h o ur w ill be j
made up by a te m po rary cou nty '
organization com m ittee, w ho have I
ju s t re ce n tly been n o tifie d o f th e ir
appointm ent.
F o llo w in g fan ners are on t h is '
com m ittee: B ich a rd J oyce. Sher-
wood. C 11 Thompson, B i. 1. Beav-
erton: W. J. Enxchede. Bt 4. Hi 11s-
J M . Vanderzanden, Banks;
(»ien K itch e y Forest G rove, C. B.
Buchanan Ji
Gaston; A. E K ra h - ,
iner, lit. 2. C ornelius; John W.
I Kam na. Bt. 5, H illsb o ro ; and Al
F ails
D em ocrats G ain
to M a teria lize;
to D e d ica te N ew P ark
H ere Sun d ay
Progressives Convene
Mayor Opens Game
C om m ittees N am ed to H elp
M usic,
P a rad e,
S p eech ef
Part o f A ftern o o n Event*
C ause of C a n d id a tes
Last m in u te rush o f voters to
M usic, speeches, parade and base
b a ll game w ill be features o f th e
A com plete schedule of m eeting* reg ister was n o t noticeable In th is
d
a
in
ty
when
the
re
g
istra
tio
n
s
were
d e dicatory program Sunday a ft
is being m ailed to farm ers th ro u g h
elo d Tuesday nig h t. Reports f r o m '
ernoon fo r the n e w ly created H ills
out the county.
precinct
registrars,
however,
show
j
boro baseball park, located east o f
W hile W ashington county fa rm
Shute p a rk and ne a rin g co m p le tio n
ers are a w a itin g d e fin ite ru lin g s a ra th e r heavy re g is tra tio n fro m
certain
part,
o
f
the
cou
nty,
b
u
t
!
th ro u g h a W P A p ro je ct.
on certain phases of the new soil
son fo r c o n trib u tin g to the del in - conservation fa rm act, the re are ' taken as a w hole, o ffic ia ls declare
The m usic w ill be by some W ash
1 tha t the re g is tra tio n was not out ;
quency o f a m in o r and g iv in g al-
in g to n co u n ty band, p ro b a b ly fro m
((Oiiliftut-d on pane 7, rulumn 3)
■ A p ro p o rtio n to o th e r years.
coholic liq u o r to person > under 21
Forest G rove. The band w i ll p la y
years o f age and W. J. Söderberg,
fo r the parade and d u rin g the game
A steady tre n d to w a rd re g istra - ,
S oderbei g was held on tw o counts
at the pa rk, w h ich is scheduled to
' tio n w ith the d e m ocra tic p a rty has
fu r passing bad checks in Fore.-t
open between H ills b o ro and T u a l
I been noticeable, w ith in d iv id u a l
G rove. G ipson on tw o c o u n ts ; Bolen
a tin at 2:45 p. m.
1 i g; trar.s re p o rtin g an alm ost 100
on fo u r counts anti Showers on
per cent re g is tra tio n of W P A em-
Parade First
one G ipson i free under $1250 1
’ ployes as dem ocrats. T h ro u g h o u t
The parade w i ll fo rm at the c ity
bonds. T lie secret in d ic tm e n t is
1 the spring, too, th e re has been a
h a ll and proceed do w n M a in street
said to in v o lv e ear th e ft.
’ Heady re g is tra tio n of persons near-
and then to the p a rk and w i ll in
i in g the pension age, w h o have in
T hree a rra ig n m e n ts in c irc u it
As s p rin g return ed to W ashington, thousands jo u rn e ye d there to clu de the baseball players, c ity
dicated th a t the y w ere interested en jo y the blossoming beauty o f th e fam ous Japanese c h e rry trees. o ffic ia ls and a ll persons in te rested
cou rt before Judge It F ra n k P et
, in the T ow nsend pension plan.
ers Wednesday m o rn in g resulted
These trees were given to the U n ite d States by the Japanese g o vern in the new park.
in one plea o f g u ilty , one o f no*
m ent as a gesture of frie n d s h ip
A bove is an unusual n ig h t scene,
F irs t M eeting V aile d
A t the p a rk the re w ill be speeches
C
igarette
T
hrow
n
Out
W
in
g u ilty and one postponem ent of
F irs t o f the p o litic a l m eetings ir. ■ w ith the eapitol dome fram ed by blossom -laden branches. The national b y M a y o r J. H. G a rre tt, C o u n c il
plea.
ca
p
ito
l
has
no
th
in
g
on
the
garden
spot
of
the
w
o
rld
—the
T
u
a
la
tin
I the cou nty has been called fo r
dow B lam ed for B la ze
man J. L. Anderson, m em ber o f the
A d m its ( barge
i T hursd ay n ig h t in F orest G rove ■ v a lle y — where w a rm s p rin g days have bro u g h t out the blossoms in p a rk com m ittee; P eter Y ett, p re si
profusion.
! by Gale G range. A cco rd in g to the
W illia m J Söderberg. 22. arrested ;
de nt of the c ity league o f P o rtla n d
Several hundred d o lla rs damage ! notices sent each o f th e candidates
im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g his in d ic t - j
and B id d y Bishop, lo ng a ffilia te d
ment T hursd ay, pleaded g u ilty to I fro m tire and w a te r was suffere d ' in the county, the m eeting was
w ith W illa m e tte
v a lle y baseball.
Sunday
noun
in
a
fir
e
w
h
ich
de
j called fo r the purpose o f a llo w in g
pushing bad checks and was sen- J
One o f the o ffic ia ls o f th e P o rtla n d
stroyed
tlie
ro
o
f
of
the
sm
all
fram
e
the candidates to m ake know n t'neir
tenced to 18 m onths in the p e n i
Beavers also w i ll be in attendance,
te n tia ry on each of tw o counts, S chu lm e rich b u ild in g occupied b.v j p la tfo rm s and m eet the m em bers
according to the com m ittee.
the
S
pieker
harness
shop
and
the
o f the G range in the Forest G rove
sentences to ru n c o n c u rre n tly .
Speeches, band m usic and scores
Iv y Syverson beauty pa rlo r.
area. M eeting was called by F. A
w ill be broadcast ove r a p u b lic
Söderberg was charg' d w ith pax*
Wednesday, S ch u lm e rich and his i Dodge.
address system to be in s ta lle d fo r
ing tw o c h ic k s in Forest Grove,
the occasion. Ray D illo n w i ll have
M eanw hile, candidates are can-
one fo r $39 88 to E l A h lg re n and p a rtn e r in o w n e rsh ip in the b u ild
ing.
Jacob
M
ohr.
H
ills
b
o
ro
con
charge o f th is a c tiv ity .
another to H. T G iltn e r fo r $52.68.
vassing the voters o f the cou nty. 1
tractor.
w
ere
m
a
kin
g
plans
fo
r
T o n ig h t (T hursd ay) the p u b lic
A w a rra n t also ch a rg in g bad check*
seeking to co lle ct enough votes to ;
A t the opening o f the game.
im
n
u-diate
re
b
u
ild
in
g
,
using
f
ir
e
at Toledo was reet ive d by S h e riff
obtain no m in ation s at the election
, w ill be g ive n a chance to discover M a yo r G a rre tt w ill p itc h the fir s t
pro
of
con
stru
ction
.
The
b
u
ild
in
g
John C o n n e ll an h o ur a fte r sen
M ay 15.
Club O bserves J effer so n D ay w hat are the most po p u la r hobbies b a ll to S. W. M e lh u ish , c h ie f o f
w ill occupy a lt of the space be-
tence wax passed.
the fire departm ent, w h ile C o u n
F in a l figu res on to ta l re g is tra
in H ills b o ro when th e R o ta ry clu b c ilm a n A nderson w i ll be g ive n an
!w
«cn
the
Farm
ers'
Cash
store
and
at R ally M onday N igh t
John Bolen o f Banks 53. held on
tio n in the cou nty are not a v a il
the
tw
o
-s
to
ry
S
chu
lm
e
rich
b
u
ild
stages
its
hobby
show
in
the
ju
n
io
r
a m orals charge, pleaded g u ilty on
o p p o rtu n ity to m ake th e fir s t h it.
able, b u t rep orts fro m re g istra rs
fo u r counts and was sentenced to in g S ch u lm e rich said.
high school cafeteria, fo llo w in g a
and cou nty c le rk 's o ffic e in d ica te
T he de dication is sponsored b y
F
u
tu
re
a
c
tiv
itie
s
o
f
the
Young
15 ye a is in the p e n ite n tia ry on
The (ire was discovered ju s t be that dem ocratic re g is tra tio n has •
d in n e r at 6:30 o’clock, according the local f ir e depa rtm e nt, sponsors
each count, sentence to ru n co n fore 12 o'clock when the ro o f of made gains. The same is tru e in , D em ocratic clu b of W ashington
of the baseball team w ith W illia m
c u rre n tly .
the wooden s tru c tu re was blazin g otn er parts of Oregon, according to county were planned M onday n ig h t to R. E. W ile y, ch a irm a n o f the Z ie g le r and F ra n k A d k in s o n in
i in the co u rt house and arra n g e . com m ittee in charge.
E. L G ipson. 35. in d ic te d on tw o both in sid e and out. Im m ediate ne w rp ape r dispatches.
charge o f arrangem ents. R. W.
m ents made to meet in the H ills
counts pleaded not g u ilty and ask- , action by the f i r e
de partm ent
Progressive rep ub lica ns o f the boro cham ber o f com m erce room s ! R otarians, th e ir w ives and frie n d s i Paddy > K r e itz and O range Phelps,
cd tr ia l One count charges con b n ,lig h t tiie blaze under c o n tro l be
• w ill attend th e d in n e r w h ic h is to baseball veterans, w i ll act as mas
tr ib u tin g to the de lin qu en cy of a fo re the flam es had eaten th ro u g h c o u n ty met M onday n ig h t in the Tuesday n ig h t at 8 o'clock to select
ters of cerem ony d u rin g th e p ro
m in o r and the o th e r fu rn is h in g a the c e ilin g in to tile m ain p a rt of co u rt house fo r org an izatio n o f tw o delegates to the state conven be served by the g irls o f the u n io n gram.
com m ittees |o w o rk fo r progressive tio n A p r il 24 and 25.
high school dom estic science class.
m in o r w ith in to x ic a tin g liq u o r.
the b u ifd in g .
T h is w i ll be the fir s t game in
candidates. ' H e n ry Jacobsen p re - '
Plea n. the c.» o o f E rm an S h o w
Speakers included C a rl C. Don-
T here w i ll be three classes o f H ills b o ro ’s new b a ll park, the best
W ith th e exception o f s m a l l
ers, H illsb o ro , in d icte d on a de articles, the e n tire e q uipm en t of sided.
augh o f P ortla nd , U. S. d is tric t a t j e xh ib its, tw’O fo r grade school in the league. A raised in fie ld , reg-
The o n ly candidate so fa r in th e j torney, and Lotus La n g le y o f P o rt
lin q u e n cy charge, was postponed the beauty p a rlo r was rem oved to
T h is w i ll be the f ir s t game in
i c h ild re n and one fo r high school
u n til F rid a y, A p r il 24. on request safety on the cou rt house law n. fie ld m arked w ith the progressive I land. fo rm e r M u ltn o m a h cou nty
H illsb o ro 's new b a ll p a rk now be-
I
students
and
adults.
Ribbons
w
i
ll
uf his attorney.
(Continued on page 7, column 2)
Some of the stock o f the harne.s.- stam p is said to be Ford Langer d is tric t attorn ey. Donaugh gave the
Cases file d in c irc u it court th L shop also was rem oved b u t toots, o f Sherwood, w h o is a rep ub lica n p rin c ip a l address, opening w ith a be aw arded fo r firs t, second and
;
th
ird
prizes
in
each
class
w
ith
a
can
didate
fo
r
n
o
m
in
ation
to
state-
week in clud e; J. M. B urroughs ef • leather and sm all a rticle s suffered
resum e o f the life o f Thom as J e f j rib b o n fo r the gra nd prize. E x
senator fro m th is county.
al vs. G. II. Johnson; H. A. K u ratli, from heat and water.
ferson, whose b irth d a y the m eeting h ib its m ust be in place at 6 o'clock
a d m in is tra to r of the estate of M ay
O pposing h im are John T h o rn was com m em orating. He related and rem a in u n til the show closes
In the m id d le room, w h ic h is the
Blades, vs.
Em m a .lean Blades
burgh. F orest Grove banker and accom plishm ents o f the Roosevelt
M ille r: Robert P. Schm idt v* State w o rk shop occupied by F T. S p ick- fa rm operator, and E a rl Fisher, a d m in istra tio n , and pointed out the at 9:36 o’clock.
In d u s tria l
A ccident com m ission; er in his harness co n stru ctio n and fo rm e r m ayor o f B eaverton and inroads made on panic con ditions
re p a ir w o rk , fla m in g p o rtio n s of
(( «»nttiiued «»n |» * k c 7, • uhmin 2)
the c e ilin g fe ll on leather and h a r one tim e jo in t sla te senator fro m since the in a u g a ra tio n o f the pres
ident.
ness un de r re p a ir, d e stro yin g them th is and T illa m o o k counties.
Classes in p u b lic speaking and
(or use. T ools also su ffe re d fro m
H illsb oro Y o u n g M en S tart
civics w ill be conducted at fu tu re
the iieat and w ater.
m eetings o f the c lu b , it was de
£»
The fir e a p p a re n tly started on
The a d d itio n a l quota o f $125 for j
M erch an d ise B u sin ess
cided. and po litie s are expected to
the roo f under the w in d o w o f the
floo
d
suffere
rs
was
voted
out
at
;
play o n ly a sm all part. S ubjects
upstairs la v a to ry o f the S chulm ei •
w ill be assigned m em bers o f the i the m eeting o f the C o un ty Red
O pening o f a new v a rie ty store
ieh b u ild in g next door. I t is be
clu b fo r discussion at th e m eetings. ' Cross chapter T hursd ay evening at I in H ills b o ro soon a fte r the firs t o l
lieved th a t a c ig a re tte was re
sponsible.
M eetings, it is planned, w ill be : the cham ber o f com m erce rooms, j M ay was assured th is w eek when
B en efits o f E x p e n d i t u r e s
I v y s B eauty Shoppe has taken
held tw ic e a m on th in the various Reports w ere made o f the funds : the p ro p rie to rs, O. W. Phelps and
by fr e e - w ill donations in I F rancis S. B a rr, w e re n o tifie d th a t
a new lo catio n in Room 1, Delta B a lla rd to
T alk M on d ay; tow ns of the county. I t is believed collected
in S ta te C ited
b u ild in g . Mrs. Syverson wants to
tha t by v a ry in g the m eeting places, d iffe re n t sections o f the county, b u ll the fix tu re s w o u ld be shipped fro m
thank a ll w ho assisted at the tim e
m ore p u b lic in te rest w i ll be arous the o rig in a l quota had not been the fa c to ry at B eatrice, Neb., A p r il
Laurel Bid G iven
Xaised. Sherw ood and T ig a rd com- ' 20 w ith probable a rriv a l A p r il 28.
ed.
I f th is co m m u n ity lias any p u b lic o f the fir e and ca rrie d o u t her
La ng ley devoted his rem a rks to rnunities plan to jo in in g iv in g tw o I The latest a d d itio n to M ain street
projects th a t arc ba dly needed, the equipm ent.
R eport on variou s c ity a c tiv itie s p o in tin g out tha t the in te rest ta k dances nin e o ld -tim e and o n c t is k n o w n in o th e r tow n s and citie s
p ro je ct should be prepared and
fea tu re d the cham ber o f com m erce en by the p u b lic in p o litic s meas m odern) fo r b e n e fit o f the flood th ro u g h o u t the U n ite d States as j
ready in ease congress appropriates
d in n e r m eeting M onday n ig h t. A r ures the am ount o f good g o ve rn re lie f fund, and people o f a ll com Ben F ra n k lin v a rie ty store. T he
a d d itio n a l m illio n s fo r p u b lic works.
rangem ents were in eharge o f M a y ment. He also called a tte n tio n to m unities are urged to con tribu te , H ills b o ro concern w i ll be one o f
T h is advice was given here T h u rs
o r J. H. G a rre tt, L. T. M ePheet- w hat the p a rty has accom plished in d iv id u a lly o r th ro u g h organiza- 2,800 others, operated by independ
day before tlie R otary clu b by
I tions.
ers and R. R. Easter.
ent m erchants and a ffilia te d w ith
fo r W ashington county.
C. C. H ockley o f P ortla nd , w h o is
C o n trib u tio n s received at th is | B u tle r B rothers.
A n o th e r speaker was B y ro n G
M r:. W. F. Cyrus, president of
in charge o f P W A a c tiv itie s in
A com plete lin e o f v a rie ty m e r
the G arden club, to ld ot the w o rk C arney of Clackam as county, a o ffic e since the last issue o f the
Oregon.
in the past and o u tlin e d w o rk th a t dem ocratic candidate fo r congress, A rgu s include: John Schneider. $1; chandise is planned and the store
H ockley cited the benefits tha t
The tw e n ty -e ig h t leading busi- ' the c lu b is now doing. She said a who ta lke d on the good accoin- D aniel M e rn cr. $2: W. E. B a rr, $5; w ill be located in the M c A le a r
had come to O regon th ro u g h tlie
Mrs. L. J Rushlow , $1; Mrs. T h o m b u ild in g fo rm e rly occupied by the
(Continurd on pace 2, volumn 5)
e x p e n d itu re o f $18.000.00«) by the in ; concerns p a rtic ip a tin g in the j fu n d was being saved up to he lp
as C onnell. $1: M rs. B. M illio rn , P ig gly W ig g ly store. E. J. M cA le ar,
p u b lic w o rks a d m in is tra tio n , saying H ills b o ro B argain Day. A p r il 25. on some w o rth w h ile im p rovem e nt
SI: Mrs. C. Long. $1: I. T. M ills . ow ner, has been re m o d e lin g the
that 7.000 had been d ire c tly em slate e m p h a tic a lly that the lo w of the fu tu re .
SI: C a rl K im n u rle . $1; M r. and place and expects to have the w o rk
ployed and tha t in d ire c t w o rk took prices offere d on th is date w ill at- : C h ie f o f Police O. O. Freeman,
Mrs. L. S Cam pbell. $5; Mrs. Ed com pleted by the tim e the fix tu re s
care o f another 20,060. T h is w o rk, tra d an im m ense cro w d ot buyei
F ire C h ie f S. W. M elhuish and C ily
M u rp h y. 50 cents; H ills b o ro D augh a rriv e . A m odern fr o n t has been
lie said, had put in to c irc u la tio n W ith in the next few days, bargain M anager George McGee to ld of
ters o f U n ion Veterans. $5; F ra n k added and the in te r io r painted.
$50.000,000 in the state. He pointed day a rticle s w ill be disnla yed in , th e ir w o rk w ith the c ity . M elhu ish
Miss M a rie Tam iesie. 66. died at
B ud Phelps, one o f th e p r o p r i
out th a t H ills b o ro had tw o m a jo r the store w indow s, g iv in g w indo w cited the co-operation of the c ity the St. V in cen t's h o spita l in P o rt Simmons. $1: Mrs. M. E. S chleich
applications, one fo r a w a te r sys shoppers an o p p o rtu n ity io observe w ith ru ra l residents in fig h tin g land Sunday evening o f b ro n ch ia l er. $1; Charles Douglass, $1. M rs.; etors. is the son o f M r. and M rs.
F ra n k Corey. $1; F a rm in g to n U nion ' O range Phelps, w h ile his p a rtn e r,
tem. w h ich we d id o r d id not need the w o n d e rfu l bargains offered.
fire , h a vin g covered m ore than 306
Mrs. B. F. i Francis B a rr, is the son o f M r. and
E a rly next week special a d ve r m iles w ith co u n try pum per in th is pneum onia, and fu n e ra l service;; Sunday school, $2;
because o f alrea dy h a vin g a p r iv
w ere held Wednesday m o rn in g at
M rs. F ra n k B a rr o f H illsb o ro .
ate ly owned system, and a sewer tis in g w ill be sent out o’ er »the w o rk last year at litt le or no cost. 16 o'clock at St. M atthe w s church. Douglas. $5.
e n tire cou nty by m ail.
system, w h ich wak needed.
T a k in g of men aw ay fro m th e ir F athe r J. T. C o ste llo o ffic ia tin g ,
The re ta il trade e o m m iB e " o f the
M iss L o rra in e Chase, one o f the
re g u la r em ploym ent, he said, re i In te rm e n t was in St. M atthe w s
w in n e rs in (lie recent tra v e l eon- cham ber of com m erce p re dicts th a 1 sulte d in the necessity of p u ttin g Î cem etery.
Inis
w
ill
be
the
most
successful
test conducted by the m erchants
a charge on ealls outside the c ity
M a rie Tanhesie was
born i n i
(Continued on pn.sa 2. rnlumn 4)
and the A rgus, to ld o f tie r e xp e r bargain day it has ever prom oted
■ M arion, Iowa, and m oved to O re
The
m
erchants
are
generously
do
iences on the n ine -day t r ip and
gon w ith her parents w hen ten '
voiced her a p p re cia tio n to th e ) na tin g a large nu m be r of free gifts
I years o f age. A fte r a few years'
fo r d is trib u tio n from tlie cham ber
business people fo r m a kin g such a
residence in Oswego, the y moved
o f com m erce at 2 p. in., A p r il 2a.
I B y K . îs. P iit r iH m )
tr ip possible. J. L. Anderson was ;
o f the Townsend plan, b u t a few
: to the farm between H ills b o ro and
W illis M ahoney, fig h tin g m ayo r years ago objected strenu ou sly to
in eharge o f the program .
N o rth Plains, w here the y resided
o
f
K
la
m
ath
Falls,
addressed
a
large
R otarinns w ill en jo y lunch a l ,
F irst o f a series o f dances to be m any years She m oved to H ills audience Sunday afternoon in the an a p p ro p ria tio n to in vestig ate ce r
Forest H ills C o u n try clu b Ibis noon ,
given fo r the benefit ef the fu n d boro in 1907. and had made her , local high .school on the Townsend ta in questionable things being done
(T hursd ay) and a d in n e r m eeting
by the newspapers, and. again the
fo r upkeep o f the H ills b o ro cem e home here co n tin u o u sly since.
at the high school p rio r Io the J
She is su rvived by th re e b ro th plan and showed by authenticated fact tha t the u tilitie s o f the cou n
te ry w ill be held T hursd ay eve
hobby show ton igh t. Robert B u r lin
Im provem ents
c o n tin u e
along ning. A p r il 23. at the Odd F e llo w s’ ers. Dr. G. W.. Dr. J. C „ and J governm ent statistics w h y it w ill tr y spent $5,006,006 to defeat tha
w o rk.
game has the program fo r A p r il 23 H illsb oro 's business street.
ha ll, aeeording to a decision r a t i | V. Tam iesic. a ll of P o rtla n d , and : R. L. Putnam , president of the h o ld in g com pany b ill.
and T. G. B ron le ew e A p r il 36.
N ext week. P erfe ction Bakery, I fied Tuesday at a H ills b o ro C h ris one sister. Mrs. W illia m IL R eil
M r. M ahoney pointed out tho
home of P erfe ction products and tia n C o un cil m eeting. W h ile the in g of H illsb oro . She was a sistc: H ills b o ro Townsend club, presided
oth er factor th a t m ust be reckoned
one ot H illsb o ro 's old e r business dance w ilt be sponsored by cou n e f the late Dr. J. P. Tam iesie, w h i and in tro du ced M ayo r J. H. G arrett,
w ith in the s o lu tio n o f th is w hole
establishm ents, w ill begin en la rg e c il, it w ill be open to all. A d m is fo llo w e d his profession here fo r w ho in tu rn in tro d u ce d M ayo r
problem , nam ely, the displacem ent
Mahoney.
ment of its shop Io m ake room fo r sion w ill be tw e n ty -fiv e cents per years.
M r. M ahoney, though a dem o and continued displacem ent o f m il
a new a u to m a tic bread w ra pp er person. The dance has been ap
cra tic candidate fo r U. S. senate, lions o f laborers by m achines and
and oven.
proved bv the ad ult com m ittee on T ow n sen d Club S ocial
declared he was not here to make the consequent lessening o f cost of
The H ilh i V arietie s of 1936 w ill
The w ra p p in g m achine w ill have advice on cem etery upkeep ap
in I. O. O. F. H all M onday a p o litic a l speech nor to advance p ro du ction Io the m a n u fa ctu re r. As
be presented on F rid a y evening, a cap acity of 750 to 1860 loaves of
Mrs. H. II
S tannard and her him self, but in the interest of an illu s tra tio n o f the la tte r the
b e g in n in g at 8:15. and in point of bread an hour. H a rve y B utch ela r pointed by President R ichard A b l s
A ctio n was also taken at C o u n j p u p ils w ill fu rn is h the gre ater part w hat he term ed the greatest h u speaker said th a t in 1929 It cost
num bers w ill lie the biggest a u d i has the con tra ct.
c il m eeting closing P ilg rim Hons.’ of the program ,a t the Tow nsend m a n ita ria n movem ent yet present $4 to put out an au to door, w h ich
to riu m event o f the school vear,
A p r il 27 Io a ll except those ha vin g | clu b social in Ihe I O. O. F. ha ll ed to the A m erican people" the today, by m achine, 1« produced fo r
A
tw o -h o u r program is being
M
urton
E
lected
O
ffice
r
olnii’ ;on Io tin’ Gam m a chapter's i next M onday evening. Also Mrs. Townsend plan In re fe rrin g to the 15 cents. As to the fo rm e r fact he
planned,
consisting
of dancing,
vocal and in stru m e n ta l music, a
of R oyal Arch M asons kitch e n shower. A nn ua l v o tin g fo r Ada Q ualls o f Banks w ill fu rn is h Inve stigatio n of the T ow rye nd plan showed th a t m achines are ste a d ily
one-act play and several short
Jack M u rto n . pro m in e n t H ill.-ho: i S ir G alahad a n d M a ry ’s Rose song-burlesques, accom panied o n in congress, the speaker term ed it d ispla cin g fro m 1 to 70 men per
skits. The com m ittee has trie d Io Mason, was named grand sentinel aw ards w ill begin M ay I C o un cil the piano by M rs Fred S ew ell. A "a persecution'’ and Ihe in v e s tig a t m achine.
make th is as far as possible an a l l of the grand cha pter of Oregon. p icn ic has been set fo r M ay 17. Townsend ta lk w ill be given over ing com m ittee a “ sm e llin g c o m m it
W tiat is the solution? To this
school a ffa ir, and several orgart- Royal A rc h Masons, in P ortla nd O m ega chapter w ill lake T lia rg e the rad io by a q u a lifie d speaker. tee". He pointed out the in co n question he again resorted to go v
izations w ill be represented. About Tuesday. O rd e r o f h ig h p rie st o f t h e de dication o f Japanese The wom en are requested to bi ing sistency o f the enemies o f the ernm ent reports. He pointed out
one hu nd red students w ill take hood was con ferred on Donald c h e rry trees at the house z \p ril 26 sandwiches and cake fo r re fre sh Townsend plan by tw o notable i l th a t in 1929 the to ta l p ro d u ctio n
part.
M egargel o f H ills b o ro and E. M. at 4 o'clock when the Japanese ments. A general, good social tim e lustrations, nam ely, the O regonian was 03 b illio n d o lla rs and g o ve rn
T his large o ffe rin g m ay be en M c K n ig h t o f Forest G ro ve and c o n a il in P o rtla n d w ill be the , is prom ised a ll w h o come. The now makes m uch over and ap m ent exp erts showed th a t i f wo
speaker.
proves o f a $56,060 in ve stig a tio n
jo y e d fo r a sm a ll sum.
j public is invited.
19 others.
<tunUaa«4 <iu p«g< S, ««luaa i t
C o m p letin g its w ork F iid ay . tin*
W ashington county g ran d ju ry r e
tu rn e d
in d ictm en ts against fiv e
per on?, one of them ecret. T hose
indicted included Jo h n Bolen and
E rm an S h o w n , already under ar-
rest on m oral charges; E L. G ip -
I C roeni, Bt. 4. H illsboro.
Fire Damages
Harness Shop,
Beauty Parlor
Young Demos
Plan Debates
for Programs
PW A Engineer
Gives Advice
Rot aria ns Offer
Prizes for Best
Hobby E xhibits
Additional Quota
Voted by Red Cross
Citv Activity
Told at Meet
Variety Store
to Open in May
[M a ilers H ere
PTan D is p la y s
fo r S h o p p e r s
Miss M. Tamiesic
Dies of Pneumonia
Perfection Bakery
Plans New Machine
Hilhi ’>(> Varieties
This Friday Nig/it
Cemetery Upkeep
Benefit A rranged
Sentite Candidate Speaks
to Large Audience Sunday