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H IL L S B O R O
19.%
Opening Games Played by Sunset
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
Portland Men
Dispute Law
W E S T ’S F IR S T P R E S S GOOD A 3 N E W
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Close C fililíe s
Baseball Season
M ound Battle
O
fficially
O
pened
H eld Eastern
«at Verboort
S h erw o o d , A lo lia , W illa m
ette, llills h o r o lop *
Sin i wood dropped O renco 1 to
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in
t in *
o p e n in g
I’ . t
lo in
S unset
l(*4gin* h u ll .'.line at (Ircn e o Sun
(lav Aloha, p lu sin g at N o w bci,;
hounet'd New berg bill alien 11 to 2.
w h ile W ill.u iio tte p la yin g at Out'
den Home won out 1 to 5.
Itepoi t o f the llilis iio io game,
w h i le* P itch e r Husky and a w e ll*
I».danced local nine, had the upper
hand of i’u u h itin 3 to 0, l i on page
one
< Jume fo r next Sunday
H ills
boto ut Sherw ood G u ld e n Homi*
nt Ah>h
N e w hen at W illa m e tte ,
< ire m o t T u u la tln
it it •:
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Al. In
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u o l . n Ilo t i. .
K o|l««rnn ■»*•»
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hut uhon.
7 M I
f» 12 I
II m II. S m ith
F a rm in g to n B all Club
E nters Sunset L eague
The “ T w in O nks” team of F a rm
in g to n has taken G lenw ood's place
in Sun.set league, western d ivisio n
according
to
an announcem ent
made this week A new diam ond
has been, com pleted at F arm in gton
in pre p a ra tio n fo r the opening
¿unit* then* Sunday w ith V e rb o o rt
T in is the fn ' tune in a num ber
of years tha t F a rm in g to n has p ro
duced a ba .eball clu b
A rg u s classified ads get result*.
P ure Milk . . .
I here arc m any th in g s you’ll
lik e about the p u rr, fresh
m ilk the M c l a ll Jersey H a iry
d e live rs:
Its
unquestioned
p u rity ,
c a re fu lly
h a n d le d
fro m an in peeled herd, anil
di liv e re tl to you p ro m p tly.
A ll the richness and vitam in»
of n it iir e an* in this m ilk .
10c
quart
M el ali Jersey
D airy
1
rtin n c
.'Kit
H ills b o ro
fis a
((‘onlimini from pm »» I l
fre e -lie k e t to the game was di -
t il ed by m u n ic ip a l o ffic ia l .. who
w ill p ro h iih lv tal.e ••nine a< tion
G rogan and Porter S tage
The firs t in n in g Wlis <oreh*M
Hot P itch in g Eray
although Hannn fo r H ilU b o ro poled
out a fast one to perch on fir.d,
w h e ie it q u ic k th ro w fro m P itcher
The
N o ilh
Plain Vei boot t game
S chreiner caught him o ff the bag. Wii hie onlv closely contested o p
j Ho ky walked, b u t a high fly by ening h a y in the W estern Sun.se*
I Donahue Io deep center came I i league Sunday G rogan o f N o rth
a if«- ri tin g place in D T o d d ’ , Plain . and »ha te r o f the Verboor*
glove a fle i a ha u l run and re tire d nine waged a hot m ound b a ttle in
the .side The locals pul across th e ir th e ir game before V e rb oo rt fin a lly
f ir t run in the second fram e on emerged victorious. 2 to 1
a w a lk Io H e inrich, w ho w a s
Sunday ; game in the western
brought in by a single from Da
d iv is io n are C orne liu s at N o rth
s la’ h it Hanna ta llie d the second P la in . Hanks at Scappoose; Suu vie
i on in the th ird fo llo w in g a w a lk Island at Vernonia. V erb oo rt at
and a a c rific e by Rusky.
G lenwood
Gets a T rip le
N'.rlh
Plain«
A long three-bare h it to rig h t
«»ri
3
held by Oakes m the sixth fram e I V«*rl»<
Ciogun Mii'l l».i i et y . I*. • r t e r m u í J«*n»vn
brought in ( ’hock Hoag, w ho was
It H »;
given a fre e -tic k e t Io fu s t and 1 V»»ri<»nin
4 4 il
then .stole second. H ills b o ro had l U l. k *
10 12
I
M.
l(o l» ri I m
anil l>u
*«*n M liii
three men on bases m the eigh th
'
S
to
re
y
.
on w.dk-s from S chiem er, but w v r •
Il K
unable to push one acroHM.
' <¡lenw(MNÍ
Eleven of the “ Sm oke Eaters’* I ( '• » n o tili -
V a n l. i «» an<l T i L r n u r .
D a v i» . S im ili.
were given f l e e puses to i l l t b /
S chreiner Tin? local* were only I Httllhnw, W a r n e r a n il I)»*a vili»-.
H >
1 1
able to get three hits, w h ile Husky Scapi»! ><»•«•
4 G
allow ed fiv e scattered bingles. one H m m « « 1*1 » m l
10 It
a tw o bagger b y D Todd H ilU b o ro
W in k ln » , T e n n a n t
i n <1 I(u n » « * rfo r4
playe r* were able to steal second I t i r b a i ' l <>ri, M u rn e y rr a n il N a v a lir . tk i.
I alm ost at w ill
’r I’he
i...........
.
game
was played In m id -
I season form ,
w ith the H illto w n
boys g iv in g Husky soma I'Xi'i'Uen*
' support in every position A great
catch by M anuger Joos in the fifth
HANKS
Banks high s c h o o l
• cut o ff a poanible T u a la tin run
I and D a v i. s at second w ith a fine baseball team played th e ir firs t
| th ro w to C atcher Hoag changed game A p r il 14 Banks put up a
, an almost sure ru n to an out Da- hard lig h t against T ig a rd , but lost
, \ is also knocked dow n an alm ost In the last in n in g by one run. The
' sure h it e a rlie r In the game and locals made fo u r runs in the sixth
1 th re w to firs t to catch Ills nun.
I in nin g, ty in g the garni- six lo six,
l|lll» t> < ir i> -
Alt II >■
; but T ig a rd made one m ore run
Jon«. H
4
I in the seventh in n in g , w in n in g the
1 1
H mi u ia , r f
I game
Banks w a s
handicapped
R iM k y ,
p
h 'l. n h io - .
Hl
g re a tly by having m any o f the
l(..M«r
best players unable to play because
Mrinrirh. 31»
1 1 o f sickness or in ju ry . A lb e rt Van-
Oak«*». < f
I (» Domelen, re g u la r shortstop, was in
D a v l» . 2b
ju re d and was unable to play.
H h ft tt iir k , »«
G len Ireland, re g u la r th ird base
24 3
T« i «I
man. was absent due to the measles,
Alt
T u n ia t in «—
xs was M e r r ill Mead. The lin e u p
4
Kuli'il«-. »«
fo r Banks wxs Ray D ie ric k x . c;
4
M i. lu u d . r f
4
M n lk r y , 1».
Don S pierin g, p; W arren T a ylo r,
4
W a H •»
-’ »•
lb
N orm an S m ith. 2b:
I.ester
4
V T .i.L I, r f .
Schlegel. 3b; V ic to r LaP orte, ss:
4
H a b e r. If
2 0 0 (I Bud Stanton, If: George F inck, cf;
(Î Huv. e
«
S c h re in e r, ,»
H o w ard Reppeto, rf.
■I H u y . II»
T he T ig a rd lineup: Fowles, c:
n o
I
T« <11 f> r H u y in Oth
Eaton, p: C. Moore. lb ; Carson,
2b; Nunnenkarnp. 3b; Gaddis,
32 0 (1
S c h r r ln e r . 1
S tr u c k n u t b y H*»»kv
A Steele If; B. Steele, cf; Pod-
I I , . - . m i h u ll o f f |(. Nk y
S c h re in e r. I
bielan, rf.
S to le n lm »e
1.
il«l |»it« h. S c h re in e r.
Banks defeated G aston on the
H e n r i . h. 2 H mvi ’, K u bilt«-. I lm iiH, |»on-
Gaston fie ld F rid a y by a score of
tth lte .
S b ittn
k.
Il« :i
T b re e -b .t ■«• * b it,
( » • I . . T w o b i.-, b i i. V T«*l»t
HI to 1 Banks' lin e u p wxs the
same as in the T ig a rd game, b u t
M cB eth took Stanton's place and
L au rcl-S ch olls Farm
S to w e ll took F in ck's place. Gaston
U nion Nine V ictorious , lin u p : Davis, c; Johnston, p; Hood-
LA U R E L
The L a u re l - Scholls enpyl. lb ; Chapman. 2b: K itts , 3b;
F anners' U nion baseball team beat Anderson, ss; Jetts and P h illip s ,
the V e rb o o rt team 8 to 5 in the If. Matheson and Janeck. cf; Jones
o p in in g game of the season on and Noack. rf.
the local grounds Munday. B uxto n
Schedule fo r the rest o f the sea
and La ure l p la y here ne xt S un son is xs follow s: A p r il 24. St.
day
M ary's, there; M ay 1, Gxston. here.
M ay H. T ig a rd there: M ay 12. St.
Subscribe now to th e A rgus. In i M ary's, here R e tu rn game w ith
W ashington cou nty $150 a year. I V e rb o o rt has not vet been set.
S ix m onths 86c. T hree m onths 50
cents T w o m onths 35 cents.
tf
Win Game
BANKS
Before t i l e
Poppy-
Poster reception
F rid a y Banks
grade rehool defeated M an ning in
baseball 22 to 2
Banks H igh Loses
O n e, T akes G aston
B A R G A IN D A Y
V a lle y Leagues W in
B A N K S Banks T u a la tin V a lle y
league team defeated the C. o f L.
league of P o rtla n d Sunday 8 to 3.
D ecla re S o licitin g A cco u n ts
W ith out Licence O. K.
,
,
I
____ na«r.«eewiK£wft«m^iM8MN*A« &_________ ___
pre sen ta tion 01 a new in k in g device io rep.ace tne one destroyed
some years ago by fire has made the h isto ric W ashington hand press
at the U n iv e rs ity of Oregon as good as new. The new bra yer was given
to the school by W . H. Brandos of P ortland. The press fir s t began
its w o rk in Oregon C ity in 1846, where on F ebruary 6 it p rin te d the
Spectator, the f ir s t newspaper west o f the Rocky M ountains. It was
presented to the U n iv e rs ity school of Journalism in 1915 by H a rrison
and W ebster K in caid, who fo rm e rly published the Oregon State
Journal on it In Eugene. Above a group of students are assisting Eric
»/. A lle n , dean of the echool of jo u rn a lism , to take a page proof of
the stud ent d a ily. In the photo are, le ft to rig h t— Dorothy Edelfsen,
P o rtla n d : W ayne H a rbe rt, Eugene; Dean A llen , and M arian Lucas,
San Francisco.
j
This Bossy’s a Regular Dairy!
•■v
gre ater tha n here, an a tto rn e y hxs
seldom, i f ever, held th a t office.
I f legal tra in in g is essential in th ■
c le rk 's office, it is essential in a ll
co u n ty offices, fo r each has m any
law. g o ve rn in g its a d m in is tra tio n .
I believe th e u s e o 'f com m on
sense, the a b ility to meet the p u b
lic. and a good general education
are assets w h ich w o u ld enable me
to conduct th e o ffic e o f cou nty
c le rk e ffic ie n tly and e co n o m ica lly,
W IL L IA M
H. D IE R D O R F F . a
W ashington co u n ty fa rm e r, a n u
W o rld w a r veteran.
For C o u n ty C le rk
In the cam paign fo r co u n ty c le ri:
stress has been la id on th e ad
vantage and necessity o f
legal
tra in in g fo r office . I should lik e
to b rin g out a fe w points in answer
to th a t argum ent.
T he la w does not re q u ire th a t
the cle rk have legal tra in in g . He
lias a va ila b le at a l l tim es the la w s
ahd re g u la tio n s c o v e rin g th e o f
fice, and the people elect and pay
a d is tric t a tto rn e y whese d u ty it
is to advise a ll cou nty o ffic ia ls
C irc u m s ta n tia l Evidence
w hen- necessary. W ith one excep
“ It says the m an was shot by
tio n a ll cou nty cle rks here have
been d ra w n fro m o rd in a ry w a lks his w ife at close range."
“ T h e n th e re m ust have
been
o f life : Farm er, lu m be rm a n, store
cle rk, bookkeeper a n d business pow dei m arks on the body."
"Yes; tha t's w h v she shot h im ."
man have served in th a t o ffic e and
th e ir records- stand open fo r in - E x .
spection
In
M u ltn o m a h county,
A rg u s cla ssified ads get results.
w h ere th e business is m an y tim es
'a t- '
119 S. Second Ave.
P IIO N E 771
It's p ra c tic in g wise econom y to buy y o u r
M EATS at th e
Hillsboro Meat Co.
D rop in to d ay an d lea rn w h a t re a l m oney saving
___________ o p p o rtu n itie s a re a v ailab le.___________
S p ecia l P rices for S atu rd ay, A p ril 25th
LARD
3 s. 3 5 C
PORK
RO AST
ib.
BACON - '
SHORTENING - k
3 lbs. 25c
BEEF ROAST
1b. 12c
SPARE RIBS -
1b. I 5c
SEASONING BACON
1b. 14c
lb. 25c
H A M S KS»
H A L IB U T -S »
1b. 15c
qj. 3 5c
OYSTERS
W ll.I.A PA S
SO U P
o r Tom ato
ff«
WV
COFFEE
TREE TEA
B LA C K.
1, lb.
19c
'--lb.
PEPPER. B lack.
Bulk. Lh.
19c
S V K F P . SnowShoe.
Large jug
29c
25c
49c
-lb.
37c >
1 can s
2 -lb.
can s
CAKE FLOUR psk°™ SILK
FLOUR
ÏF
1k t 9c
Prices fo r F ri., S a t. Mon.
A p r i l 21 . I,", and 27
FREE DELIVERY
BUSH’S MARKET
Vegetable
Can
O REG ON S TAR
H ard wheat.
$
49-1b. hag
1.19
Q
«7
lb.
CORN MEAL
bag
O LD SETTLEM ENT.
PFREX—
'..-g a llo n ju g
17c
O LIV E S . La rge size
P int can
C E L E R Y . C ris p
stalks. E7arh
R A D IS H E S
2 bunches
or
( F t l MI1ERS—
Hothouse. Each
s
X
A
a aJ
ib.
box
a m
19c
29c
14c
19c
Formay Shortening
Q -lb .
c a n .......................................................
49c
O
Saturday Only
LE T T U C E . F irm .
heads. Head
CRACKERS
15c
FR U ITS and
V E G ET A B L E S
5c
10c
JELL POWDER
PX
T
RICE
BEANS SMALL WH,TE'
O N IO N S
-. 5c
10c
10c
T O M A T O E S , F irm and ripe,
fie ld grow n.
S tip u la tio n s o f fact w ere taken
in c ir c u it co u rt before Judge R.
F ra n k Peter- Tuesday in th e e x .'
of M i k Da . id on and I I L. B re t-
vold o f P ortland, in d icte d last D e
cem ber fo r s o lic itin g c o lle ctio n ac
counts w ith o u t firs t o b ta in in g a
license. G. Russell M organ appear
ed I
the
. -
i Lee-
sard o f P o rtla n d fo r the defense.
S ho uld Judge Peters ru le fo r
' the late, the di fendants in dica ted
i th a t the e x e w o uld be appealed to
i the suprem e co u rt to test the con-
! s titu tio n a lity o f the la w T hey a l-
I lege th a t they wure op e ra tin g in
' in te rsta te com m erce and the stats
I la w does not apply.
T he men te stifie d th a t the y had
! applied to the state insurance com -
, m ission fo r a license to operate and
had been denied. On the assump-
i tio n th a t they were w ith in th e ir
rig h to they began operations ar.d
were fin a lly arrested at Beaverton
by c o u n ty o ffice rs in Novem ber.
T hey are em ployed by the F irs'
N a tio n a l O rganization of Los A n
geles and a ll accounts obtained are
i fo rw a rd e d to the L o Angeles o f
fice. w h ich , th e y allege, makes the
o p era tion in in te rsta te commerce.
E d w a rd E p lin g c f Gxston, a n o th
er o f fo u r Gaston youths wanted
: fo r b u rg la ry not in a d w e llin g in
I connection w ith the alleged th e lt
i last w in te r o f a keg of beer fro m a
Gaston restaurant,
was arrested
Tuesday and plead g u ilty before
1 Judge Peters. Sentence was post
poned.
T he o th e r three youths already
have been arrested and arraigned,
i Tw o, ap pa rently, w ill stand tr ia l,
( according to Russell M organ, dis-
I t r ic t attorney. E p lin g jo in e d the
a rm y tw o weeks ago.
i O rders file d th is wa ek in c ir-
, e u it co u rt include: The U n ite d
States N a tio n a l bank o f P o rtla n d
1 vs. J. S. M oltzn er. d e fa u lt and
ju d g m e n t; M a tte r c f the L iq u id
ation Shute Savings bank of H ills -
. boro, settlem ent of $1500 on notes
due and signed by W. G. Hare, E
J. M c A le a r and R. F ra n k Peters;
P a cific u n iv e rs ity vs. Percy Long,
decree: L iq u id a tio n Shute Savings
bank, a u th o riz in g com prom ise of
T h e w o r ld ’s c h a m p io n b u tte r-p ro d u c in g co w — t h a t ’s th e t it le
e la lm i d f o r Fem co Jo h a n n a Bess F ayne, above, by h e r o w n e r. F. E.
■fttrp tiy o f B re c k e n rid g e , M in n . T h is 9-ye ar-o ld re g iste re d H o ls te in
has Just set up a re co rd o f 32,727.1 pounds o f m ilk , fro m w h ic h
1525.5 pounds o f b u tte r were c h u rn e d . In 365 days.
C andidates Say—
RED BEANS
ED
3 ,«•
4
5
5
lbs.
lbs.
lbs.
14c
25c
19c
19c
GEM NUT
O L EO M A R G ER ÏN E
......... '.. ..... 2 5 c
Ask for D etails o f the R efrigerator C ontest
»¿.'♦y s
P a g e Seven
OREGON
^w**.*^**«? *
$3(X) nn W. O G alaWÜly note: Bea- dent, w o u ld be a w o n d e rfu l a d d i
Y ule V3. A. L. Im nun and M i •• i tio n to the stale icnate; a f ill*
Sidoc y M cD ougal, satisfa ction o í m in d, a genuine interest In state
1 ent: K no w les S. T ontz vs. problem s, ta c tfu l but fearless, cle ar
i F. M cPoland
d e fa u lt and in discussion he is w o rth p u ttin g
deeré e; Doy (»ray as a d m in is tra to r in hard w o rk to nom inate and
Job i M c G ill estate, v> R uth B. elect."
decree;
Ande r»on. d e fa u lt a n d
G eorge H
Anna L . Siege vs.
Worse Than Ever
John.-»on. ju d g m e n t and decree; E
F irs t Gossip: "W h y d id t h e v
A lla 1 ¿»nd L u c ille M cD onald v> separate?"
J St h e tk iä , v e rd ict fo r defend-
Second Gossip: "N obo dy k n o w s "
ant
F irs t Gossip: "O h. how te rrib le :"
Probate cou rt order s file d th i i —Ex.
week Included Joseph Kosmal.sk
John H. Richardson. John S e h ili- i
Subscribe fo r the Argus.
ing. A gostino Casale. Edgar M .
W aldron. H e n ry Boge. M a ry E
W allace. M a ry Y a n tti, B F. P urdy.
Eeate Sofie Hetlesater,
Jam es
SkPer, G eorge Susbauer. Charles
Jame.. K elle y. E llen C. Davidson,
D e ll D avid S in cla ir. E lm e r Burch,
A E. S tory. Peter Larsen.
S uits file d th is week in c irc u it
c o u rt in c lu d e Ladd Estate co m
pany
vs
Edw ard P Pom eroy;
137 S. T h ird Ave.
Thom as W hiteh orn vs. (i. G a rth o f- 1
n c r and C. R Hem sing: Rex. S
B echtel vs. Shelton Beentel.
Thomas S. Sholes
V
ÖFTERS
T ro u b le Roth Ways
A n A u s tra lia n b a rris te r te lls o f
a b la ck fe llo w charged in a coun
t r y to w n w ith stealing. His s o lic i
1933 Ford V-8 T udor
to r decided to put him in the box
to give evidence on his ow n be T h is car has had exceptional care,
h a lf The m agistrate, being d o u b t been greased at 500-mile intervals,
fu l i f he understood the n a tu re of and looks lik e new. Has o n ly been
Sj
an oath, u n de rto ok to exam ine him d riv e n
on the po in t.
21.000 m iles ..................
"J a c k y ,” he said." you k n o w w hat
w ill happen to you i f you te ll a
lie ? "
1929 C h evrolet C oach
" M y oath, boss." re p lie d Jacky,
“ me go d o w n be lo w —b u m long Has a new lacquer p a in t job, p e r
tim e ."
fect ru b b e r a ll around,
HQC
"Q u ite r ig h t." re p lie d the m agis and runs nice
trate. "A n d do you kn o w w hat w ill
happen if you te ll th e tru th ? "
“ Yes, boss. We lose ’em case."—
1930 N ash Sedan
Ex.
435
A «7«J
The special m odel, w o u ld m ake a
The O regon V o te r has the fo l
s w e ll fa m ily car, good m otor and
lo w in g good w o rd fo r John T h o rn fin e
burgh: "Jo h n T h o rn b u rg h , sub
s ta n tia l F orest G rove bank presi- ru b b e r
175
C orw in
H ard w are
F ish D e r b y
Prize W in n e r Last W eek
Longest T ro u t Caught by
D r. R. J. N ico l. H ills b o ro
18’Z|-lnch T ro u t
W atch th is space fo r the
w eek's D e rb y w in n e r.
W atch fo r o a r ne xt week's ad
in w h ich w e w ill announce an
in n o v a tio n in service fo r local
m otorists.
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'V e n e tia n tic k e t, M rs
c ity )
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Fred Chase,