J?illsboni8^A.r Q us
W ith Which I* Combined the Hillsboro Independent
BUlaLoro Argus ««tHl> 1884
H
ewtsb 1878
M c K IN N C Y A M c KINNKY, Publishers
Published Thursday.
Entered as «econd-cluss m atter In the
piMtoffice at Hillsboro, Oregon
verne
M c K inney
E ditiT
M RS
E. C. M c K IN N E Y
Associate Editor
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 l’ N T Y
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C irculation in West.
Off to a Good Start
H illsboro Sunset league tea m should
have a good season th is y e a r. They a re
off to a fine s ta rt in a fine, new p a rk w ith
a victory over one of th e stro n g e st team s
in the league. T he boys have fine b a c k ­
ing in th e H illsboro firem en , sponsors,
w ho alw ay s p u t th in g s over in a most
excellen t m anner. T he team an d th e ir
sponsors should have th e w h o le h e arte d
su p p o rt of local b aseb all fan s and. if they
do, a re bound to b rin g cred it to th e city,
fo r a good b aseb all tea m is good com m u­
nity adv ertisin g .
T he location o f th e p a rk should do
m uch th is y e a r to e lim in ate som e of th e
fin a n c ia l tro u b le s th a t have been a h a n d i­
c a p to local team s in recen t y e a rs w ith
th e old board fence dow n at th e old p a rk .
M any c a rs w ere p a rk e d across th e h ig h ­
w ay S unday fo r th e opening gam e, but as
th is w as on city p ro p e rty officials should
be able to ¡m t a stop to th is w ith an o rd i­
n ance ag a in st p a rk in g th e re .
A Hie; Day in Hillsboro
H illsboro b a rg a in days, a rra n g e d by
th e reta il tra d e s co m m ittee of th e c h a m ­
b e r of com m erce, a re alw ay s “ red le tte r ”
d a y s fo r th e consum er. All p a rtic ip a n ts
m ak e a sp ecial e ffo rt to have ati o u ts ta n d ­
ing b a rg a in fo r th e cu sto m ers of th e tra d e
a re a . E veryone h o p es to m ak e this big
d a y here S a tu rd a y b ig g e r and b e tte r th an
e v e r b efo re. Y our local m erc h an ts, who
a re y our frie n d s a n d neighbors, invite you
a n d ex ten d a h a n d of e re c tin g .
State Capital
N ew s L etter
A nd w hile you a re in tow n
com e into th e A rgus o ffice a n d
m ak e s th e w heels go aro u n d
have th e m ak in g of a n e w s p a p e r
to you.
any tim e
see w h at
h e re and
ex p lain ed
What Other Editors Say '
Pei it ions Resented
W ASHINGTON I I I 'I1 It
Army, Navy to Gut a Billion;
But Whom Will America
BY
K iid it
S P E C IA L C O R R ESPO N D E N T
II V A 1- I. I N D II K C K
O regon
m erchants,
Anyway Il's a good het that the
nim y will tin a sk in g for equally
larg o ap p ro p riatio n s agulu next
your.
• • •
I > KPKKRENTATIVB J O H N
* ' U'CONNUit (Item . N
V ).
ehalriiuin of Hie pow erful lion «
Rules C om m ittee which Investi­
gated lobby lug lust Hummer, says
Hint tliu "pow er tr u s t" li t year
spent «20,0011 DUO lobbying lu an
attem p t to defeat Hie W heeler-
R id burn public tilllliy holding
colupuny act
And nobody trie s
to guess bow niiu li tins been sp en t
hirin g high priced law yers to light
the u tility cases lu (lie roiirls.
T h e sail part Is. how ever, th a t
tlio net result of (lie court flglils
to d ate bus been th re e defenls In
su its th u l have reached higher
W tA S IH N flT O N - Nobody seem»
” Io know why C ongress Is
p r t< 1 >r11111 11 < m o rs tluiii a billion
d o llars for th e arm y unit the
navy Hits y ear
Rut tlio R enal«
arm y bill rally for «384.«!*!* (119,
mill P resid en t R oosevelt's budget
eslInuites «620484,1)77 fu r ' tins
navy.
Tlie navy Is nioro deltnlte than
tlio nruiy about why ii need» so
m uch money
It 1» euro Hint It
la going to tight Jap an sootier or
later. Tim Idea Is widely held,
p a rtic u la rly am ong congressm en
from th e west, though no on« lias
explained sa tisfa c to rily how el-
tln-r tlio Jap an ese or llto A m er­
ican navy could operute w ith suc­
cess so fnr from home.
Tlio arm y Is vogue about whom
It's going to tight. No arm y of-
tlrlal seriously contends tliut ex­
A tto rn ey G en eral Gives
O pinion on L ottery
Law s of S tate
Q Al.F.M
This so-called su b sid ized p ress bu si­
ness th a t is h a rp e d upon by d em ag o g u es,
in d iv id u als a n d som e of tin* p ress, gives
anyone w ho know s th e tru th a g rea t big
pain in th e neck. Such a b lan k e t c h a rg e
h u rle d at ran d o m by th e p o litical o p ­
portu n ist a n d o th ers o f th e ir ilk is grossly
u n fair.
The Great American Home
w ho
m erchandise e n titlin g th e h o ld er
1 to a chance on a "prize." a re vio-
latiug the lo ttery law of th is state.
A ttorney G eneral V anW inkle held
I this week in an opinion to D istrict 1
A ttorney T rin d le ef M arion c o u n ­
ty-
• • •
C onstruction of the first u n it of
I th e m w a ir-lin e highw ay betw een
Salem and P o rtla n d w ill be un-
. dertu k en this su m m er T he new
ro u te w ill leave th e present P acific
highw ay m idway betw een H ubbard
and .Aurora, cross the W illam ette
riv e r just east of W ilsonville and
tie-in w ith th e west sid e P acific
highway ju st east of T igard, e n ­
terin g P o rtla n d over th e F o u rth
street bou lev ard T he new s h o r t­
cut, w hich w ill probably not be
com pleted for sev eral years, w ill
avoid th e b o ttle -n e c k at O regon
City and cut at least th re e m iles
off th e d istan ce betw een the state's
m etropolis and th e cap ital city.
• • •
R eports on v o ter re g istra tio n s
now being com piled by th e s ta te
d e p artm en t show m aterial gains by
th e dem ocrats in nearly every coun-
| ty w ith co rresp o n d in g losses by
| the republicans. T otal reg istratio n '-
in all cou n ties show an increase
over those of tw o y ears ago d u e
in p a rt to in creased in terest in .
: politics d u rin g a p resid en tial cam - |
| paign y e a r an d in p art to th e n o r I
m al in crease in population.
p a n s io n
from
115.0110 Io
courts.
T he latest upset Was Hie action
of Hie II R Suprem o C ourt In
tu rn in g down A ttorney Jo h n W.
D avis by refusing to h ear a su it
testin g rn u s tltu tln n n llty of (ho
holding compuny uet.
In effect, the court agreed w ith
S olicitor G eneral S tanley Iteeil
th a t the su it Involving th e A m er­
ican Public Service Co. of Haiti-
m ore w asn 't a fa ir test, th u s
enabling the governm ent law yers
to present th e act I11 w hat they
consider th e best possible lig h t
th rough th e ir chosen suit a g a in st
the hugo E lectric Bond amt .Share
Co. F in al decision In th e la tte r
rase Is not expected u n til next
w inter.
T ho o th e r tw o defeats a re the
TVA case, In w hich th e suprem e
court held p art of th a t act consti­
tu tio n al, and
th e
Greenwood
C ounty case. In which Newton D.
Baker, ns ullorney for (lie Duke
Pow er Co., contended Hint PWA
loans and g ran ts to in 11 n tel pn 11-
ties for public power plan ts wuro
u n constitutional.
T he C ircuit Court of Appeals
turned linker down, loo T he su ­
prem o court probably will nut d e­
cide Ibis Issue uni II next year.
150 000
men and (ho ad d itio n of hun­
d red s of now planes Is m eant for
defense ngnlnst Mexico or C ana­
da. And few believe th a t an en­
em y could get pnsl the navy to
land uu arm y on o u r shores.
• • •
V T E M B E R S of tlio m ilitary at-
■h’ * fa irs com m ittees iiro equally
hazy about th e Ideutlly of our un­
know n foe. Some of them pro­
fess to believe Hint tlio Jap an ese
m ig h t a ttack us via Lower Call-
| for 11 la or A laska. O ther com m it­
tee m em bers and certain high
arm y ofltcials seem to think we
a re m enaced by a Red uprising.
T ho suggestion has been heard
th a t wo may need th a t arm y at
borne; an d arm y inon occasionally
ed she developed into a fairly fast m ention p rep aratio n for tho possi­
snow shoe ru n n er.
b ility of subduing A m erican clil-
T h eir last clim b took them up
te
n s by use of A m erican soldiers.
aro u n d the bend in th e g reat cleft
A rm y m an u als contain direc­
B efore th ey tu rn ed back. G arth
tio n s for d ealing w ith mobs and
had th e g irl fire th e pistol She
n either sh u t h er aim ing eye nor In recent y ears troops buve been
flinched as she putted th e tu g g e r
concentrated
n e a re r Industrial
Each tim e th e bullet s tru c k w ithin
centers. All th is would Indicate
a foot of tile neurby m u rk that
th a t Hie arm y really Is preparing
G a rth set up.
(or s trik e s and serio u s labor tro u ­
in '
" Not h a lf b a d " he approved. I’ll
bles.
A n o th er petition! A n o th er ex ercise of th e in ­
itiativ e! T his tim e it is for o p tio n al m ilitary ! A n ­
o th er fight!
A gain th e U n iv ersity of O regon is th e h u b of a
state-w id e m ovem ent. If excep tio n is ta k e n to th e
sid e of th e o p tio n al stu d en ts, th e cries of ' re g im e n ta ­
tion." "m ilitarism ," and "fascism " w ill arise. T h e
G ran g e B ulletin, th e T ow nsend pap ers, a n d th e
lab o r u n io n o rg an s w ill be in d ig n an t to w a rd th e
"O regon E m era ld —th e ru b b e r stam p in th e h an d s
of th e sta te b o ard " S h o u ld th e m o v em en t receiv e
su p p o rt, up goes th e how l of "com m unism ." "s u b ­
v ersio n " from th e A m erican L egion and those w hom
E ngineers of th e h y d ro -electric
w e believe to be th e larg e p o rtio n of th e O regon I com m ission a re now co n cen tratin g
citizen ry —th e ci n serv ativ e elem en t.
■ th e ir effo rts on a stu d y of the p ro ­
No m atter th e point of view , th e U n iv ersity of posed N orthw est O regon B onne
O regon is on th e sp o t once m ore.
ville P eople's U tility d istrict corn-
th e O regon E m erald w ould lik e th is state- : prising th e seven counties of Cla'.-
C o-operation of everyone in te rested in m ent Now
p rin ted in ev ery n ew sp ap er in O reg o n —at sop. L incoln. C lackam as, C olum bia,
By
im proving th e a p p e a ra n c e of th e H ills­ th e outset of th is cam paign It is a sta te m e n t th a t W ashington. Y am hill, and Polk. It
I.E O N S. D A V IS
boro c em etery is u rg ed . P roceeds from a th e E m erald b eliev es to be in d icativ e of stu d en t is ex p ected th a t th e re p o rt of the
I com m ission w ill not be ready for
dance, sponsored by th e H illsboro C hris­ opinion at th e u n iv ersity .
: release u n til M ay 27.
Roy B u rn ett, w idely know n
T
he
stu
d
en
t?
a
t
th
e
U
n
iv
e
rsity
of
O
regon
r
e
­
tia n Council, will be used fo r u p k e e p of sen t th e action ta k e n by a g ro u p of less th a n tw o
* * *
Boy S cout and sea scout circle» let >'ou «" down w nb ,ne tomor-
the cem etery . Do y o u r bit by buying a p e r cent of th e stu d en t body, in sta rtin g a sta te -w id e
T he rig h t of th e leg islatu re to in P o rtlan d , and now em ployed in jro w room ing.
m atch. T he m in e r let go of his you dow n like ih
If on in ter-
T hough th e te m p e ra tu re had be- rifle and stra ig h te n e d upon his 1 fere ”
tic k e t o r sev eral a t only 25 cents each.
in itia tiv e for cp tio n al m ilita ry d rill. T h ey resen t fix salarie s trt the governor, see- H erb M acK enzte's g a ra g e in H ills- 1
re
ta
ry
of
s
ta
te
an
d
state
tre
a
s
u
re
r
boro
as
a
salesm
an,
is
feeling
rath
-
,
‘"ome
m
ilder,
it
rem
ain
ed
below
O ne of th e pulr je rk e d up h |s
T he cem etery , situ a te d as it is alo n g th is action b ecau se it w as ta k e n w ith o u t c o n sid ­ w as u pheld by th e sta te su p re m e e r cocky this w eek because t h e freezing point. As on th e o th e r oc- | feel. Ins hands high ubove h u
n for th e in v estig atio n now b ein g c a rrie d on
head.
hands T he o th e r m an hesitated,
th e highw ay a n d in its p rese n t condition, b eratio
co
u
rt
th
is
w
eek
in
a
s
ix
-
to
-
o
n
e
,
lad
in
P
o
rtlan
d
w
ho
w
on
th
e
Ed-
ca.io
n
,
G
a
rth
started
dow
n
gulch
y th e state b o a rd , of higher educatif n
T he m in e r outside called w arn
d o esn 't reflec t to th e civic p rid e of the of th e rig h t o r w rong of com pulsory d rill th e s tu ­ opinion. T h e m ajo rity opinion, j d ie C an to r peace essay sch o larsh ip tw o hours before daw n. T his lim ? I T he m ail'll flick ered out. G arth ingly: "T he Jig* up. I.ani-y T he
L ilith tra ile d w ith him
dro p p ed th e d y n a m ite and d arted
w
ritte
n
by
J
u
s
tic
e
Rand,
h
eld
th
a
t
of
$5.000
w
as
one
of
his
scouts
I
o th er feller has got th e d ro p on
com m unity. All c i v i c - m i n d e d p e o p l e d en ts resen t th e actio n becau se th e tactics used by th e $1500 sa lary for th e g o v ern o r ! H erb also feels ra th e r goixl about
H uxby had m oved his cam p to
is gro u p a re in ju rio u s to th e school. P lacin g th is provided by th e co n stitu tio n m ak-1 th e m a tter, too, com ing in. as h e : th e l ike .shore opposite the s tra n d ­ fo rw ard . H e w as d one too quick us to o "
should feel it a d u ty to help in th is w ork th
m a tte r on th e b allo t w ill call dow n th e w ra th of a ers did not c a rry w ith it any in- I does, for som e seco n d -h an d hon- ed cab in plane. A big fire of birch T he slight th u d o t Hie fallen rifle-
Laney lifted hi- hand.- am i .'.tail­
as f a r as possible.
had w akened llu x h y
As G arth
larg e p art of th e e le c to ra te in th e sta te on th e s tu ­ h ib itien ag ain st fu tu re increases ' ors 35 j* w ere.
logs th re w its w elcom e heat into p aused b ehind th e c o rn e r of t h e 1 ed out a fte r his b ed -m ate H uxby
d en ts of th is school, w h en th e stu d en ts th em selv es ' in pay as does th e provision fix-
the front of th e th ree-sid ed lean- leanto. th e e n g in e e r peered out, was staggering up. still dazed from
do not ascrib e to th e m ethods o r m uch of th e idelogy 1 m g salarie s of le g is la te s a t $3 a
I the blow -Hial had felled him W ild
to T he en g in e e r and tw o of his w ith h is pistol th ru s t forw ard.
S
tum
hlcd
onto
a
stran
g
e
tale
of
th
is
sm
all
g
ro
u
p
of
w
o
rk
e
rs
for
o
p
tio
n
al
d
rill.
day.
w ith d e sp e ra te rage, lie stru ck on'
O pinion (h a t th e A rgus w as on th e
m iner-, lay asleep, h uddled in nests
the o th er day. and as yet nobody
As
G
a
rth
ju
m
p
e
d
he
s
tru
c
k
• • •
A nd th e s tu d e n ts resen t th is action becau se it is
1 furiously. G a rth -uh- stepped anil
of spruce sp ray s and d ry moss.
rig h t tra c k in e lim in a tin g com m onplace ill-advised, n eedlesslv in co n sid era te of th e estab lish ed
really has h e rn ab le to u n tan g le
w
ith
th
e
b
u
tt
of
his
b
elt-ax
It
j th ru st in u trip p in g foot
T he fo u rth m an sat on a log
w ill receive a p p ro x im a te ­ the mess, h ow ever It Is the (ru th
item s, such as yisitations of a d ay w ithin p ro ced u re for b rin g in g ch an g e in h ig h er edu catio n , ly O regon
$5.073.000 a y e a r in federal so far as is know n. In the e a s t­ besid e th e fire, his rifle b etw een J crack ed duw n on ilu x b y 's w rist I T h e e n g in e e r p itch ed face dow n
T
he
en
g
in
e
e
r's
pistol
dro
p
p
ed
W
ith
and
not
in
d
icativ
e
of
g
en
eral
stu
d
e
n
t
opinion,
th e county or n earb y c e n te rs o u tside th e
funds tor highw ay im pro v em en ts e rn p a rt of the county th e re lives
his knees. He yaw ned drow sily.
■ on th e h a rd -c ru ste d snow B efore
w hich re a ctio n w ill be falsely d irected .
if th e H a y d en -C artw rig h t bill, al- j
T h e first slig h t tin g e of daw n I a curse, H uxby grasped at the I he could sp rin g up again. G a rth
county unless fo r som e special occasion, against
w
eapon,
b
u
t
G
a
rth
w
as
qu
ick
er.
As
j
T he C o m m ittee fo r P eace and Freedom , in a s­ ready approved by th e house, m eet : a w idow w ho ow ned a sm all
had begun to gray th e east. B ut
p lare an d not m uch of an y th in g
h e cau g h t it up. llu x h y clu tch ed at | I jum ped upon h i s back T he blow
w as voiced by a local m inister recently. sum ing th a t th is in itia tiv e w ill fu r th e r ed u cate th e w ith S enate approval, according to j rise,
I knocked him b reath less, it was
and som ehow b u ilt a stre e t I a m o n g th e tr e e s th e n ig h t w a s till
W e w ere glad to get his reaction. He con­ citizen ry of O regon ag ain st w ar. is doing so at th e R H. B aldock. state highw ay en- and assessed im p ro v em en ts ag ain st black A su d d e n f lic k e r o f lig h t in his th ro at. G a rth felled him w ith ¡th e n an easy m a ile r t o eliek Con
tap
of
the
ax
b
u
tt
on
the
tem
ple.
ex
p
en
se
of
h
ig
h
e
r
educatio
n
;
an
d
stu
d
e
n
t
o
pinion
1
gineer»
T
his
sta
te
w
ould
be
re-
the d ark n e ss b eh in d t h e
leanto
... ,
, ,
..
1 stab le D illon's h a n d c u ff. on tli
c u rre d w ith e ffo rts to use a rticle s of m ore
a n o th e r lot in thp sam e locality,
at th e U n iv ersity of O regon does not w a rra n t any q u ired to put up $2.830.000 a y ear
Wakened by the udden flun -
,,r the mUrd< r.
u g h t th e sleepy w atch er's head
g e n e ra l in terest. T he aim s of th e p u b ­ attack s th at w ill in ev itab ly a rise from th is actio n .— in m atch m oney to q u alify for th e anil th e w idow 's p ro p e rty got all bro
th
e
tw
o
m
in
ers
in
the
leanto
w
ere
tangled up w ith th e o th e r p ro p ­ up w ith a je r k B eside th e skin-
"S
top
th a t cursing, or I II
fed eral allo tm en t, B aldock point.; e rty a n d w as sold fo r th e assess­ clad m an w ith th e lighted m atch, g rasp in g at th e p a ir of rifles on
lishers of this p a p e r is to c o n tin u a lly im ­ U. of O. D aily E m erald.
you." G a rth said ' T here
a lady
w
hich
H
uxby
had
lain.
G
a
rth
out.
he
saw
a
second
m
an
sq
u
in
tin
g
at
m ents. Now th e m a c h in ery w ill
prove it and m ake it m ore in te re stin g to
R a m ili
present
All right. Mis
w h irled th e pistol to cover them .
• • •
him along th e b a rre l of u pistol.
have
to
be
put
in
rev
erse
to
get
,
1
Join
us.”
th e h u n d re d s of county fam ilies. C o rres­
G a rth p u t his fingers to his lips
B oard of co n tro l m em bers a re I the m ess u ntangled. Itu t a p p a re n t-
H ands up. a n d get out beside
(T, be ron I In un«| )
po n d en ts an d o th ers sh o u ld try to observe
for silence, an d held a fu se -w ra p ­ y o u r m ate." he o rd ered . "W e w an t |
giving serious co n sid eratio n to an i nobody w as h u rt m uch, because
ped
stick
of
d
y
n
a
m
ite
close
to
his
offer by D onald 5 ung.
Solero she d id n 't know th a t th e p ro p erty
' bl' ro u rd erei Hut w e'll shoot
Kay you saw It In th e A rgus
rec e n t ru les as to th e p rin tin g of com m on­
T h e re is m an n o u n cem en t from W ashington. capitalist, to ere c t an office build
belonged to tile m u n icip ality and
p lace item s in sen d in g in th e ir lette rs.
D. C.. th a t O reg o n 's S e n a to r S te iw e r w ill "go to ing on p ro p erty a d ja c e n t to th at the m u n icip ality th o u g h t a ll th e
th e b ottom " of W PA ad m in istratio n .
School S p irit Help« to
ow ned by the s ta te fo r use of tim e th a t th ey ow ned the vacant
(*o.o|„-r»ic W ith Your
He w ill do so on th e co m p lain t of W. K P a tric k , sta te d ep artm en ts, now housed in lot------so w h at?
M ake a BeWer School
R u lli New« S ta ff
w
ho
w
ent
from
P
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rtla
n
d
to
th
e
n
a
tio
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ca
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ita
l
to
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-
to
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n
b
u
ild
in
g
s
.
Y
o
u
n
g
's
W a sh in g to n c o u n ty ’s d e b t is slow ly be­
F-illtKl by H llU bo ro U nion Itliih School S tm 1«it Ilo<ly
a tten d a co n v en tio n of th e W o rk ers’ allian ce, as proposal involves th e construction
Ja c k R yan, v e te ra n H illsb o ro c ity
ing re tire d th ro u g h p a y m e n t of d e lin q u e n t v ice-p resid en t of th e o rg an izatio n .
of a o n e-sto ry fire-p ro o f stru c tu r ■ le tte r ca rrie r, last w e e k c e l e b r a t e d
tax es. T h ro u g h in cre asin g d elinquencies
Thus, O regon's S e n ato r S te iw e r p a rtn e rs h im ­ of 17.000 sq u are feet. He asks only the 2«th a n n iv e rsa ry of his en-
H I H I I N EW S STAFF
th re e -y e a r lease by th e state, tra n c e in to g o v ern m en t se rv ice
th re e y e a rs ago w hen econom ic conditions self w ith a g en tlem an w ho re p re se n ts n e ith e r lab o r a R ental-
asked are ap p ro x im ately i
has prc n 20 y e a rs c a rry in g R l i l V S o t M c l V S
ers.
E .lllo r
Ann M unk re«
w ere a t b e d ro c k th e d e b t w as in cre asin g n or A W nd PA if w S o e rk
n ato r S te iw e r w ish es to m a k e in such
A««i«timt Editora
ing
Pains",
.
1. T . J L T r ',.0
M nry Caldwell and Joy Foelker
'I he P.-T A is sponsoring a s il­
so m uch fo r th e co u n ty an d school dis- r p a rtn ____
r _ a r po ____________
e rsh ip
litical issu e of ______
W PA activ itie s in b u t b ' al ? »m enLberA ai ee k n ° w n to before th a t w as em ployed as r u r a l is
slated for M ay 8 T his play is a
look w ith fav o r upon th e prospec. (.a rr ie r
v er tea for th e benefit of th e
Philo
Nadine Patterwin
tric ts th a t sizeab le discounts w ere h a v in g Oregon, by all m eans let th e hou n d s b ay a n d th e of
com edy th a t is cen tered aro u n d th e | Sonale
g rouping th e now w idely sc a t­
L tlV e rn e A Iteli d rol h
teachers' rest room It will be held
to be ta k e n by all w ho w ere paid in w ar- horn?- braU- If he finds that il has been wrons to tered d e p a rtm e n ts u n d e r one roof [
M cIn ty re fam ily. T h e p a rt of Mrs.
G irl Itenerve«
K«ther ltn r ty
May 1 In th e high school cafeteri.i
put 15 o r 20 th o u san d p eo p le to w o rk on W PA jobs co n v en ie n tly located to o th er state
(By Kaysee)
H Í-Y
Tom Stretcher
M
cIntyre
is
ta
k
e
n
by
B
ern
ice
H
ow
­
ra n ts. A scrip b ack ed by county w a rra n ts in O regon ra th e r th a n to tra m p th e s tre e ts an d b e ­
S p e c i a l i n v ì i . ,10,11s w i l l h e 1 ., i
lllu e -H
David Torbet
S ix ty -sev en y e a rs’ e x p erien ce as ard and th a t of P rofessor M cIntyre
buildings.
to all p are n ts in th e union high
Student Council
Irm a l Track
even had to be used to ease th e situ atio n . seech p riv ate in d u s try fo r jo b s th a t it co u ld n o t
reg istered p h arm acist. T h at is th e by Lu V erne A bcndroth. T h e ir tw o
T ry Square
Harold M ryi-r
district. M any people have in ­
.
'
~
combined record ol F. G. Mitchell children George, who is a lm a d
supply, let him p ro d u ce th e proof.
Adviaor .
Mia« Alien
qu ired as to w hat the rest room is
T he p ictu re of Sam B row n, th e antj E red E ngeldinger. p ro p rieto rs seventeen, and T erry , w ho is going
If b u ild in g th e W olf cre e k an d W ilson riv e r
used for At p resent nothing, but
G erv ais farm er, w ill a p p ear in th e | ,)f th e D eita D rllg ,.tor(. in n i l l - on fifteen, a re th e ty p ical young
roads,
th
e
new
P
o
rtla
n
d
a
irp
o
rt
and
o
th
e
r
w
o
rk
s
it w ould be both n lunch room and
Every citizen in “ U to p ian R ussia” m ust th at w ill se rv e th e g en eratio n s to com e a re an in ju ry offlcial voters p am phlet, b u t w ith -i boro T h(. concern is also the old- people of today. G eorge seem s to
E ditorial
a
fa m ily m eeting place if it w ere
We w ere u n d er the im pression
bl.s brusby ° ' d F °rd . E lection es( local d ru g sto re in point of con- hav e a lot of tro u b le convincing his
h av e a p assp o rt w hich is a fine th in g and to O regon, th en let S e n ato r S te iw e r's co n d em n atio n
ad eq u ately furnished.
cfficials
in
th
e
sta
te
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
tjn
u
ous
o
p
eratio
n
by
th
e
p
resen
t
th
a
t
H
ilhi
had
a
bund
but
it
seem
s
fa
th
e
r
th
a
t
he
is
no
lo
n
g
er
a
child,
should be in e ffe c t h ere w ith universal blast.
ru led ag ain st inclusion of p ictu res ow ners
w hile little tom boy T e rry m akes we w ere slig h tly disillusioned It
A nd if he finds th a t o th e rs th a n p erso n s on r e ­ of B row n's car in the p am p h let
fin g e r-p rin tin g in th e in te rests of crim e
M itchell first w orked in th e sto re h e r b ro th e r u n h ap p y by in sistin g i !?n
Y bo bas a b and- **
Gk’
lief w ere given firs t ch ance, let th a t also b e m ade holding th a t th e law only a u ­
his J ®r G and e lem en tary schools, and
in th e 90's and re tu rn e d h e re in on p lay in g w ith him a n d
prev en tio n and control. H ow ever, o u r a l­ know n.
thorizes th e inclusion of "p o rtraits." 1914 to b u y th e b u s in e s s followin'.; friends. As soon as T e r r y finds th a t th c y a rc sin d enough to allow a
leged “ lib e ra ls” and ra d ic a ls h ere w ould
In th e m ean tim e. W PA h as 3.000.000 peo p le
• • •
the d eath
of th e la te Dr. S: T. the boys w ill no longer let h er : few of o u r slu d en ts to play in it.
raise th e ir voices to high heaven, claim ­ w o rk in g , earn in g and p u ttin g m oney in to c irc u la ­
T h re e th o u san d officers and men I.in k la te r.
H e becam e a reg istered play ball w ith them sh e decides to
If w e d<> not have enough m usi-
An In v itatio n al track m eet w ill
tion.
WPA.
for
th
is
purp
o
se,
is
th
e
g
o
v
ern
m
en
t
of
clan s of o u r ow n, w hich seem s un- be held h ere S atu rd ay . T he schools
ing th a t th e ir individual rig h ts w ere be­ th e U nited S tates seek in g to a v e rt ca ta stro p h e th a t of the O regon N ational G uard p h arm acist in 1891 an d holds O re- becom e a y o u n g lady.
w
ill
go
in
to
tra
in
in
g
at
C
am
p
C
la
t­
gon c e rtific a te 385
M any com plications th a t a re ap- j likely, we do not deserve to have w hich w ill p a rtic ip a te a rc Kt H el­
ing th re a te n e d .
p riv ate em ployers, no m a tte r how re g re tfu l, w ere sop J u n e 15 for th e a n n u a l tw o
E n g eld in g er first sta rte d w ork p a re n tly serious m a tters to G eorge a b an d. T he school is g enerous ens, Scappoose, B eaverton, T igard.
__________________
u n ab le to stem .
w eeks’ encam pm ent.
in th e sto re in 1910 and w as em ­ and T e rry w ill brin g good laughs enough to sponsor a school band St M arys, F orest G rove and H ills­
• • •
_
.
.
D oes S e n a to r S te iw e r w ish facts, o r faction?
ployed by th e lato J. P M agruder, fo r the audience.
b u t Gw conductor of th a t band is boro.
IlO O V e r w as in office from
1929 to Does he d esire reco v ery , o r a q u ib b le? H is ow n
M iss W eath erred is coaching th e J no* g enerous enough to keep up
A bility of b o ard of co n tro l m em ­ m anager at th a t tim e. H e has been
1933, and he occasionally issues s ta te - record
the but ev id en ce.—O reg o n Jo u rn a l,
b ers to m ain tain a poker face in connected w ith th e sto re c o n tin u ­ p lay an d H e rb e rt M u n k res is m an- ' in te re st in it. You see on pro g ram s
G avel P resen ted
for school activ itie s "M usic by
th
e ir n eg o tiatio n s w ith P o rtlan d ously sin ce then e x cep t for 13 aging.
m ents fo r solution of A m e ric a ’s econom ic
_______________
A b e a u tifu l gavel w as presented
m
onths
of
serv
ice
in
th
e
arm
y,
--------------------------
-
j
the
high
school
b
an
d
.”
D
on't
be
G en eral E lectric com pany officials
ills.
P hilos P ick Pledges
fooled by that it's only ab o u t one to the T ry -S q u a re clu b last week
w as w o rth $600 a y e a r to O regon He has been a re g iste re d p h a rm a ­
by Mr. Romig. T he wood for this
A th ird p a rty m o v em en t is re p o rte d d u e soon tax p ay ers. C oncessions m ade b y cist for 22 years.
E v ery y e a r th e P hilos m eet and 1 fo u rth high school band. T his is in
..t.’b ,a 1
b?
•> H ugh-
in O regon, a p p a re n tly w ith P e te r Z im m erm an and the pow er u tility representative.-,
M itchell and E n g eld in g er becam e choose from th e ju n io r class seven | 00 W!,y d irected ag ain st the m em -
o th ers of his g ro u p in th e lead in g ro les. Z im m e r­ in th e face of th re a ts of a state- p a rtn e rs in th e sto re in N ovem ­ girls as pledges. T hese girls w ill bers of th e band; it is only a plea son from w aste w hich w ould have
been
b
u
rn
ed
and
w
as
la
te
r tu rn ed
m an an d his frien d s have a tte m p te d p o litical fo ray s ow ned and o p erated pow er plant, ber, 1921. T hey o p erated th e sto re be th e officers for n ex t y ear. T he to w hoever Is responsible for th e
by Mr. R om ig and finished by Mr
before, w ith u n ifo rm lack of success, so it looks as w ill red u ce th e s ta te ’s light and on a stric tly p rescrip tio n basis w ith only especial q u alificatio n
is a b ack slid in g to w ak e up and w ake H ughson w ith n ine coals of v a r ­
th o u g h th e tw o re g u la r p a rtie s h av e little to fe a r pow er bill by th a t am ount, it is the aid of Mrs. A lice G ray, clerk g rad e av e ra g e of a t least eighty- th e bund up w ith him .
nish finally ru b b ed and polished.
from th e new m o v em en t u n less it sp rin g s som e im ­ said.
T h eir slogan is S u p rem ely d evoted fiv e. H ow ever, it is understood
The b e a u tifu l piece of wood has
p ro b ab le su rp ris e in th e w ay of new le a d e rsh ip of
t o y'<" y o u r doctor an d
y o u r th a t each g irl chosen
hav e
______ is to ____
J u s t a w ord from , for. an d to been te n ta tiv e ly id en tified as tang-
a new p latfo rm .—A sto rian -B u d g et.
also a good c h a ra c te r and som e G*p seniors. Do w e w an t a fiance
T elephone officials refused to be good h ealth .
A rgus. A pril 14. 1921—J C. H are sells M in ter
I he P alm D rug sto re w as first ab ility In leadership. T hose chosen follow ing th e com m encem ent cxer- elo m ahogany and d e m o n strates th e
bluffed in to a ra te red u ctio n by
b rid g e farm to L loyd and G len Bigelow
th re a ts of a d u p lic a te system to founded in 1-8.1t at its p re se n t loea- this y e a r w ere D ixie Lee M cDow- cises? D on't we w a n t to show off possibilities of using sm all pieces
C ouncilm an Phelps g ettin g p lan s w hip p ed into
By w o rk in g to g e th e r read ers, a d v e rtise rs and se rv e the needs of th e state, p ro b ­ tion by th e firm of B rock & •hell. . : e |i, Lois C ran d all, Je a n n e W enger, o u r new clothes? Well, w hat do of waste.
sh ap e for the big pavilion and w ork w ill s ta rt
p u b lish e r—satisfa c to ry re su lts a re s u r e to follow fo r ab ly because th e telep h o n e e x ­
j H elen G raf, A lm a E slinger, M ary- th e re s t of you th in k of It?
all concerned, and th e tow n and co m m u n ity a c c o rd ­ p e rts knew th a t th e program w as
N om inations Made
»bout M ay 1 in order to have it finished by F o u rth
[ bel F lin t and L aV elle Jackson.
of Ju ly .
not p ractical and could not be pu*
ingly ben efited . M e y e rsd a le *Pa.) R ep u b lican .
We Wonder
T he facu lty m et M onday a fte r­
F or th e p rogram in th e assem bly
o v er w ith o u t a tie-in w ith th e
C h arles G. K oeber, Scholls resid en t m any years,
of A pril 15 th e P acific u n iv ersity
If soft ball p lay ers w ould be noon and no m in ated th e follow ing
p riv a te u tility w hich th ey refused
d ied A pril 12
en sem b le fu rn ish ed special music. m ore successful if th e y talked more! officers for n ex t y e a r's a n n u a l
to
consider.
G
o
v
ern
o
r
M
artin
has
J o h n E. Z im m erm an, 61, n a tiv e son of county,
| D octor Dobbs, p resid en t of Pacific,
If th e sh in in g so lita ire on our staff, to be voted on la te r by the
d irected W allace S. W harton, his
d ies at Z im m erm an hom estead above N o rth P la i n -
gave a pep ta lk on his u n iv ersity p re tty freshm an E nglish teacher's stu d en t body: E ditor, E sth e r H arty
ex
ecu
tiv
e
secretary
,
to
m
ak
e
a
n
By
Robert
Ames
B
ennett
A p ril 7.
fin g er m ight m ean show ers in th e and W alter V oelker; a ssistan t e d i­
“efficien cy ” su rv ey of telephone
n e a r future!
L aura D u ern er led H illsboro stu d en ts a tten d in g
tor, Je a n A bts and G len n is C a rl­
Take Third Place
(W N U S r rv lr* C opyright by
needs of s ta te d e p a rtm e n ts and
W e com peted in a co u n ty track
U. of O. in high grades d u rin g w in ter term .
Il F a rm e r H ath h o rn has p lan ted son; m anager. F a u re st A nderson
Robert Amen R ennett)
G o-operation A p p re c ia te d
in stitu tio n s w ith a view to a
m eet a t B eav erto n last F riday. AI- his g ard en yet!
♦ ♦ ♦
and V incent Phelps; assistan t m a n ­
E d ito r of A rg u s At th is tim e of y e a r th e E aster m aterial red u ctio n in the state's
| though w e w on only th ird place,
If th e B lue-H b u rlesq u e dan cers ager, R obert Allison and J a c k
sp irit p erm eates th e air. O nce m o re h av e som e of $85,(X)i)-a-yenr tclp h o n e bill. T he
(Continued from lest week!
o u r boys m ad e a good show ing hav e received an offer from W arn ­ vnristcn.son. Miss El.sic M«iy Uini*
telephone com pany has prom ised
o u r citizen s a tte n d e d a su n rise p ra y e r m eetin g .
"N ot a t all. It ju s t h ap p en s I w ith D ick A bts tak in g I n 5 m e r B ro th ers to date!
ino was elec ted advisor.
A lth o u g h it w as no t as w ell a tte n d e d as w e had th e assistance of one of .th e ir e x ­ know this game, and I told you b e ­ th e high jum p, H arold
A rgus. A pril 19, ,.106 -C lerk Godman anno u n ces
Wojohn,
hoped, w e b eliev e it w as b e tte r a tte n d e d th a n o u r p erts in m a k in g th e survey.
fore
th
a
t
H
uxby
Is
only
a
com
­
second in pole vault, and Ulysses
As th e first fe a tu re of officiai
re g istra tio n as follow s: Total, 2851. 800 sh o rt of last
• • •
p rev io u s s u n r is e ' m eetings, an d w e feel a p u b lic
Miss C im ino's b otany class w ent
m onplace w olf if Re w ere a w olv- S to u t th ird "in th e 440 diish
G irl R eserve W eek th e Hilhi clno
v ote polled: rep u b lican , 2007; dem ocratic. 547- non-
O regon's bonded debt has been crine, I'd have to look sharp. As it
ob lig atio n , in e x te n d in g o u r sin cere th a n k s to th e
on a tw o h o u r field tr ip T uesday
p
resen
ted
each
te
a
c
h
e
r
w
ith
a
w
hite
p a rtisa n . 10«: prohib itio n , 61; independent. 62 ’so cial­
H illsb o ro A rgus, th e ch o ir of th e B eth an y ch u rch , reduced by a p p ro x im ately $15.000.- Is, w e'll stay u p hero sn u g and ■ M ildred M orrill m oved to M ichi­ c arn atio n ch arm in g ly tied w ith a m orning. T hey covered th e woods
ist. 38; dem o cratic-u n io n . 7; populist. 6; people's 5- an d th e ch o ir of th e M ethodist ch u rch , also to Rev. 000 d u rin g th e past ten years, a c ­ cosy,
a t the east end of M ain street.
and enjoy th e ir tea and su g ar }
refused to d esignate, 4; union. 4; Independent re p u b ­ D u n g an of th e C o n g reg atio n al ch u rch , and Rev. co rd in g to S ta te T re a su re r R ufus w hile y o u 're learn in g to use y o u r gan. A lliteratio n ? Yes but she re a l­ blue ribbon.
T hey learn ed so m uch th a t they
ly did.
M
onduy
the
six
th
period
C
ivics
lican. 4.
C h a rle s R eed of th e M ethodist ch u rch . P a rtic u la r H olm an. O u tstan d in g sta te bonds snow shoes.”
B yron Reed e n tered the bicycle class gave Mr. S tallcy a b e la tc l ure p lan n in g to go t„ th e beach to
C ity council grants fran ch ise to U nited R ailw ays th a n k s a re also ex te n d e d to O ran g e P h elp s fo r th e now total $50.586 810 and includb
By noon th e n ext day L ilith 's 1 race from S alem to P o rtlan d . B yron b irth d a y party. T he g reat day w as stu d y m arin e plants.
on S econd an d M ain stre e ts for passenger and freig h t
$24.416,750 in h ighw ay bonds; $23,- E skim o su it was finished H er ankle, i w as doing fine u n til he cam p to
d o n atio n of th e use of th e th e a tre .
I he lite ra ry club is p lan n in g a
S unday, and since th e re w as no
lines.
It is o u r hope th a t th is s u n rise serv ice m ay b e ­ 875.000 in v e te ra n s' bonus bonds: though w eak, w as no longer sore I th e th re e -m ile hill a t M ilw aukie school th a t day th e p u p ils chose picnic for som etim e in May Each
«2,170.000
in d istric t in terest bond or sw ollen. G a rth bandaged
M iss C a rry e D onaldson died here A pril 12.
it
com e a real a n n u a l co m m u n ity serv ice b ecau se we an d $125.000 in farm c red it bonds.
m em ber m ay Invite a guest. L ite r­
He finished th e race in sp ite of th e n e x t best tim e.
C h ris to p h e r R o ttg er, 84. found dead in his y ard
firm ly w ith a s trip of skin, and th e hill.
feel th a t both th e com m u n ity , and its citizens,
a ry stu n ts a re ch arted fo r the e n ­
n ear Gales P eak W ednesday.
had
h
e
r
begin
p
racticin
g
on
h
er
A bout 500 g irls w ill receive th eir
D , _ ___i_ r > . n , ~ _ i . wu
.
sh o u ld a p p re c ia te E aster, w ith its g re a t relig io u s
T he p u b lic sp e a k in g class is te rta in m e n t and ev ery o n e m ust he
S u p er-F resh
B ig e a rth q u a k e in C alifo rn ia T housands killed, sp irit, of peace
webs.
ath le tic a w ard u n d er th e O regon w o rk in g on o ratio n s for th e R ot­ p rep ared to c o n trib u te a "pom e".
.E g g P e d d ler (to w ife): "S u fferin '
............ .. Shock .
Sincef7 lyi H iL L S BORO R O TA RY CLU B. C. T.
S an F ra n c isc o 's b u sin ess sectio n a destroyed.
Not b e in g h u rrie d or excited, S ta te A th letic association.
ary club contest of th is year. T he
snakes. F lorabel, you sold t h e she soon cau g h t th e k n ack of the
n o tic e d h ere.
T he school n etted $40 a t th e su b ject is "C an th e U nited S tates
Richardson, president; M. H. S tev en so n , ch airm an .
A re you curious? Do you know
w ro n g eggs to th a t last w om an.
D ouble w e d d in g o f A lice Y ungen and F red R it-
snow
shoe
stride.
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P. S.—O ne ot th e best p a rts of th is service, w as
A chieve
N e u tra lity
by F ed eral th e com m on flow ers? H ave you
Wife: "H ow so?"
t«r and C a rrie R itte r and F re d Yungen at th e hom e to see n in eteen b o y s of one of th e tro o p s o t Boy
cam e s tro n g e r and h er feet h a rd en - 400 atten d ed a n d paid th e ir dimes. L egislation?"
P
eddler:
"You
sold
h
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som
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of
found any uncom m on ones? T hen
o f Mrs. T seh an ze a t H elv etia A p ril 14. Couples w ere S co u ts m arch in to th is serv ice w ith th e ir tro o p le a d ­
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W anted: a good, h a rd h ittin g
B aseball season opens W ednes­
th a t lot we dated A pril 30. and OLD
n ew sp ap ers for sale, 10 cen ts soft ball player. M ust be a senior d ay for H ilhi w ith a game with brin g them to Miss C im in o 's b o t­
b ro th e rs an d sisters.
er. To th em also goes o u r sin cere th an k s.
it's only A pril 20 now ."- Ex,
any class and have th em classified
b u n d le.-A rg u s.
18tf - Applicants see Lloyd Selfridge.
Forest Grove.
before th e y w ith e r uw ay an d die!
A ton g
Main Street
Help in Upkeep
To the Bottom
H ilh i N ew s
»Senior Class
P.-T. A. Sponsors
Benefit on May I
Track Meet
Here Saturday
Fifteen Years Ago
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CAUGHT IN
THE WILD
Thirty Years Ago
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