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H IL L S B O R O
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W ith W h ich Is Com bined the B ills b o r * Independent
■ llls b o ro A r tfu l «stab. 1894
H ills b o ro Independent «stab. 1871
M e K IN N K Y « M e K IN N K Y . F ubliahers
Published T h ursday.
Entered m second*?!*«« m a tte r In the
p o sto ffice a t H ills b o ro , O revue
w. verne M c K inney
E d ito r
M rs . k c. M c K inney
Associate E d ito r
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 ! N T Y
Selected as O regon's Beat W e e kly N ew spaper, 19M
N am ed on A ll-A m e ric a n W e e kly N ew spaper Eleven, 1980
H onorable M ention N a tio n « ! E d ito ria l A
•••¡ation N ew spaper
P ifx lu c tio n Content, 1934-35, and G eneral Excellence. 1931
S ubscript inn R ates S tr ic tly Ca»h in Advance
W ith in W ashington C ou n ty
O u tsid e W ash in g to n C ou n ty
Per year ................. .
11.50
V . S . per ye ar
_
32.00
Six m o n t h s ___ ______ ____ 85
Forcivn countries .....
3.50
M E M B E R Oreyon S ta te
Exii to ria I Association and
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Asso­
c ia tio n .
F irs t A ml i ted Paper.
L arg e st ABC W eekly
C irc u la tio n in West.
Military Training
The following editorial by Editor Merle
Chessman of the Astoria Astorian-Budget
seems to hit the nail on the head as con­
cerns the question being brought up about
compulsory military training in our schools
of higher education. P re p a re d n e s s is
America’s greatest protection from pos­
sible foreign invaders. We pass the edi­
torial on for the benefit of Argus readers:
National Music Week
AR GU S,
S ta te C ap ital
N e w s L e tte r
National Music Week begins next Sun­
day and continues during the week— May
3-9. and Mrs. V. W. G ardner will again
head the movement in Hillsboro. The full
value of .Music Week cannot be deter­
B T A. L. L I M D B K C V
mined, as it has been the means of or­
ganizing community choirs, choruses and
instrumental groups throughout the United
Plans of Zimmerman in
States. No doubt it has been the oppor­
Campaign Has Wise
tunity of discovering a great deal of ta l­
Ones Guessing
ent. which has started many young men
and women on a musical career, and
some to fame. All organizations, churches tg A L E M W hat of P eter Z in u n er
an? The plans o f the fo r ­
and schools should co-operate by giving m er m erm
state senator fro m Y a m h ill
musical programs during the week. The county in the present cam paign
keynote of the week is "Strenghten Our has the p o litic a l prognosticators
to sa> the least. Z im m e r­
.Musical Resources," and especial atten ­ guessing
man th is week came out w ith an
tion is given to American music.
announcem ent that he was sup­
Sing to be happy. Nothing is so con­ p o rtin g Sum B ro w n in his race fo r
u b lica n n o m in a tio n f o r
ducive to good fellowship as good sing­ t U h n e ite d re p States
senator and B vro n
ing or music at any gathering, so let us C. C arney o f M ilw a u k ie f o r ' the
all join in making this an outstanding de m ocra tic n o m in a tio n fo r .c o n ­
gress in the firs t d is tric t. W hich,
music w e e k for Hillsboro.
i in the o p in io n o f m any, was o n ly
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thiliddn y. A p ril 30, I'l'u ;
The Great American Home
W A S H IN G T O N I I "I l i l t
Large AAA Payments Reveal
New Angles of Karin Problem;
UY
S P E C IA L C O R R ESPO N D E N T
W rA S IIÎN Q T O N . — R ev eln tlo n
ns M innesota, Io w a , M isso uri.
o f largo h e iio flt check« paid
K e n lu c k y , and V lr g lu ln , aliuw uit
by A A A to a few big f . r a i o w n ­
th a t fro m 1930 to 1935 ( U h
er» has, Io a d d itio n tp fu r n is h ­
n u m b e r o f fa rm s o p e ia te il by
in g th e B e p n lillcn n » w i t h ’ p o lit ­
f u ll 'o w n e rs hud Increased 12
ica l propaganda, o tll« d a tte n tio n
per ceut, w h ile tboan o p e ra t'd
to new angle« o f t i n fnrjjp p ro b ­
by te n a n ts Increased 20 pur
cent.
lem . «itch ns t i n
e x te n t o f
g ro w th o f ro rp o ru te and p irg o -
M an ag er opera te d fa rm s were
■cule fa rm in g .
fe w e r and th e ir nu m b e r was less
Nows ( lin t a F lo rid a su g a r
th a n 1 per cent o f a ll fa rm s, but
com pany received m ore tb « n
th e ir average acreage Increased
$1,000.000 In A A A benefits, th a t
12.5 p e r ceut w h ile th e nveruge
a P ue rto R ican s u g a r p ro d u c e r
uerengu o f a ll fa rm s wus d e c lin ­
g o t $9 01.000, nud a «Ingle rot«
in g 6.(1 p o r cent.
•
•
•
i.Hi
r il a t e r $ i i n
1934
and 1935, w o u ld seem to In d i­
T A R G E -S C A L K fa rm s operated
cate th a t “ blgne«»" In a g r ic u l­
u n d e r c o rp o ra te c o n tro l by
tu re Boon m ig h t com pnre
w ith
wngo w o rk e rs are ns yet re la ­
“ b ign ess" in In d u s try .
tiv e ly In s lg n lflc n n t In n u m b e r as
T h e records, ho w e ver, d o q ’t
com pared w ith te n a n t o r aharo-
hear o u t th is Im pression. Nun»,
e ro p p vr-o p e ra to d fa rm s . M ost o f
her and to ta l a m o u n t o f la rg e
th e m a re lim ite d to th e g ro w -
paym ents were s m a ll In c o m p a ri­
lu g o f a s in g le crop , u s u a lly
son w ith
nu m b e r and to ta l
.rice o r sug ar.
a m o u n t o f a ll paym ent».
P u b lic a tio n o f th e size o f
F o r e in m p lo , 1,031,049 co t­
b e ne fit paym ents, p a r tic u la r ly in
to n grow er« were pa id $112.«
th e sou th, also has aroused new
79 4,039.
O nly 4 3 o f the pay­ 'In te re s t In th e p ro p o rtio n o f the
m ent» exceeded $10,000, a n d
.paym ent received by tb o te n u u t
o n ly 227 were hetwoen $500u|
\>r sharecropper.
a n . I $1 0.000.
T h u s 09.98 pep
T he S ou thern T e n a n t F a rm ­
cent o f the co tto n growers» re t
er»' U n ion hn« charged th a t the
c e lv ln g betiellt» g o t luas «than
It. R. Lee W ils o n p la n ta tio n in
$5000 each.
. L A rk a n ia « , re ce ive r o f th e la r g ­
• • ««.
* •
est c o tto n paym ent«, changed
r i'H I S
checks ra th e r closely
fro m a ih a re e ro p p ln g system to
1 w ith census figures, w h lc lt
a vo id s h a rin g beueBt», th re w
show th a t 90.7 per cont o f 111
h u nd red« on re lie f, and th e n re ­
0.500.000 f a r m e r s c u ltiv a te ' t ir e d the m a t 75 cent» a day.
fe w e r th a n 499 acres each, and
T h ia p ra ctice has been w ide­
th a t th is g ro u p c u ltiv a te s 83 per
spread, It 1» said, and m any te n -
cent o f a ll Im proved fa rm la n d . ' Snta and cropper« are re p o rte d
T he average A m erican fa rm
tv have been d e p rive d o f any
re m a in s a fa m ily -s iz e d u n it —
a lia ro In th o benefit«.
n b o u t 14S acres.
U n de r the new «o il p ro g ra m ,
T h e ro Is a tre n d , how ever, to ­
ow ner« a re «upposed to pay
w a rd g re a te r c o n ce n tra tio n o f
sh a re cro p p e r* ab ou t 25 per cent
fa rm h o ld in g s.
F ig u re s as ta
o f the fe d e ra l paym ents.
No
e xte n t are lim ite d . A survey o f
one In W a sh in g to n 1» prepared
a no rth e a s te rn area o f 22 sla te s,
tc nay how m any e v ic tio n s o r
re a ch in g as fu r west and aouth
evasion« tuny bo expected.
Pete's w ay o f w a rn in g th e tw o
i m a jo r p o litic a l p a rties that he. h im ­
self. could be expected to m ake the
race fo r one o f these offices as an
"Radical given right to appeal to U. S. independent can didate i f the men
tribunal.'' "Portland communist wins first o f his choice w ere not selected In
M a y p rim arie s. Z im m erm a n,
step in battle to gain freedom .” This is the
w ho is believed to p re fe r a go at
the way two headlines read concerning the U n ite d States senatorship. ran
permission for Dirk De Jonge to take an as an independent candidate fo r
o ve rn o r tw o years ago and gave
appeal to the I nited States supreme court g the
tw o m a jo r p a rties the scare o f
P A C IF IS M B E H IN D T H E M O VE
in
an
effort
to
set
aside
his
sentence
of
th e ir lives, ru n n in g an u n c o m fo rt­
T his m ovem ent, sponsored by a lit t le cote rie
seven years in s ta te s prison for criminal able close second to G eneral M a r­
o f u n iv e rs ity students at Eugene, to place on the
tin and co m p le te ly o u tdistan cin g
s y n d ic a lis m .
b a llo t an a n ti-co m p u lso ry m ilita r y d r ill m easure
Joe Dunne, the re p u b lica n c a n d i­
w o u ld be m uch m ore acceptable d id it w e ar a
Not
that
the
courts
are
not
perfectly
date. Z im m e rm a n some tim e ago
lit t le more honest guise. The real purpose o f the
within their rights in granting such a re­ read h im s e lf out o f the re p u b lica n
sponsors is to prom ote a fla c c id pacifism ra th e r
a rty and is now one o f the most i
than to exem pt fro m m ilita r y tra in in g students
quest. but can you picture such liberal a p ctive
fig u re s in the n e w ly organ- i
to whom it is v e ry objectionable.
treatm
ent
being
accorded
one
who
damns
ized
F a rm e r-L a b o r m ovem ent in
S ince MY DAD GAVE me that SWELL. C 0 A O 5 T E « .;
As a m a tte r o f fact th a t exem ption alrea dy
the government in any other country in the th is state and could expect the en- !
exists. Conscientious objectors and those p h y s i­
T d ’ ONLY -FA'Q I G E T HIM SOMETHING- F Q tt- Hl«/® '
dorsem
ent
o
f
tha
t
p
a
rty
i
f
he
c a lly u n fit fo r such tra in in g m ay be excluded
world. Particularly, can you visualize such should decide to m ake the race as
fro m the course at th e ir ow n option.
ir th d ay
fair treatm ent in Russia, whose commun­ an independent e ith e r fo r the
We are not g re a tly concerned as to w h e th e r
istic government De Jonge extolled s o U n ite d States senatorship o r fo r
the re is a com p ulsory o r o p tio n a l fe a tu re about
much and which he espouses as a com­ congress.
th is m ilita r y d r i ll in o u r h ig h e r educational in s ti­
| sudden re tu rn of alertness, L ilit h
Y ou ng D em ocrats
m ee ting
in
tutio ns. W hat w e are concerned about is w h e th e r
munist? No, if he disagreed with the ex­ Salem
tu rn e d he r gaze aw ay fro m his j
th is week in th e ir f if t h a n ­
the facu lties and the board o f h ig h e r education
shadowed p ro file to w a tch t h e
isting order of things th ere as he did nu a l state-w ide con ven tion w ent on
are going to de te rm in e th e c u rric u la o f our schools
three lin e d -u p m iners.
rd w ith a dem and fo r m ore o f
here he would probably have been lined reco
or w h e th e r prescribed courses are to be re fe rre d
the spoils o f office . A reso lu tion
G a rth d id not sm ile at the g irl's .
to the electorate un d e r one p re te x t or another
up against a wall to face a firing squad. denouncing
the p ra ctice o f a p ­
needless caution. She hud earned
and determ ined b y mass opinion. W e are also
p
o
in
tin
g
rep
ub
lica
ns
to
o
ffic
e
u
n
­
th
e
rig h t to th in k he rself an in ­
concerned w ith the pro gra m o f these re c a lc itra n t
d e r a de m ocra tic a d m in is tra tio n
va lu a b le helper. He a llo w e d her
students w h ich is being prom oted by cam ouflage
By
Headline says: “ 500 colleges to join in wsa adopted w ith o u t debate. T he
to stand guard w h ile he gathered r. . -
.
. . . .
and masquerade.
L E O N S. D A V IS
.7..1.....1.., *at
n b o u u meat. A t A t lus
his in in
v ita
up the three rifle s and unloaded'
,’ i’ 1 «
car,bo
v ita
tio tio
n . n . I l a ls o g a v e a .did fo u n d a tio n out
ng er m em bers o f the p a rty are I
walkout to make nation ‘Peace M inded’.” you
M ilit a r y d r i ll fo r students has its decided
I them .
n u n <'BRei ly w ent at the frozen at the plan«’ upon w h ic h were
v e ry w e ll s a tisfie d w ith W.
L.
benefits both fro m a standpoint o f physical w e ll­
Few in America th at are not peace-mind­ G osslin. secre ta ry to G o ve rn o r M a r- M rs. A nna K roeger. president of "R ig h t-o . Miss R a m ill " G a rth meat
and put the b ig based the entfin<'er*if liftin g operu-
,
’ , w ilh
, '1, an ax. nn
f « , • , • I • I w s
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being and m ental and m o ra l disciplin e, but, i f it
—
s ix /w ,
X I I e
V
1
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C*.
k i w n i s
s .
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IV » ’
lio
T I tu
on th
fire
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11 . , . o sn’’.w
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ed, but they do not want this country to tin , w h o has been ta k in g good care the taxp ayers' league o f B eaverton said. "S it down I t s n il over now 4<>’ltt<>4
is h ig h ly obnoxious to those w h o feel th a t a n y­
L ilit h and G a rth hod eaten be- fro m around the flo a t*, and a c r ib
o
f
the
dem
ocratic
ap
plican
ts
fo
r
v
ic
in
ity
,
has
produced
some
s
ta
rt-
but
the
ta
lk
in
g
lapse in preparedness to the point it was ......az.
th in g savo rin g o f the m ilita r y ta in ts th e ir souls
vivm.-uup.'
wui
iv u
iiu in
n g lin
**•!«
i«vi» in
in c connection
u n n ecu o n w w n ith
n
tne
She low ered the p isto l but drew
’ 1 "nutig <I«»wn from th e igloo built ur.il« i th« h u h i i rid o f e .irn
m in o r cle
rksh ip s b
ut «
are
a o
n y th
g facts
the
w ith g u ilt, w e w o u ld n o t force i t on them . I t
t 1 C Z I CX/4
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Vx .x
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V. .
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20
years ago. This lack of preparedness 15 b — u l i t t satisfied
w
ith 4 the
w
ay 4 th
o O v f F i the
here
she could
cou ld w
w atch
atch H
H ux-
ux
1 ” ’v ’sat ,a< *• 0,1 a s n o w d rift, and w in # By h o b tin g fir.-.t <>u the o u te r
v-.v.»
u .c
xx«.»
im e - u developm
v , v . v F . . i v ent
. h
m v county.
v u u n iy . i H
t e er
r back
oacK w w
n eri* sne
is not being forced bn them now. How ever, the
firs t t settle
settle d d near
near Beaverton
B eaverton b by
as w w e e ll ll as th the
e m m
iners.
a rtii
w ;,lched w h ile the
other devour- <*»ul o f one w ing and then t h e
y as
iners G G
ir th
eventually led us into the W orld w ar be­ I g o vern or h im s e lf has been dispens- fa fa th th e e r r firs
sponsoring group is composed fo r th e most p a rt
ither, the crib s had been h e ig h te n ­
ed the ten der b ro ile d meat and
in g patronage w ith m ost o f th e m the e a rly part o f the 1880‘s. His looked s o b e r lv nt the men
o f the elem ent w h ic h preaches th a t any program
cause of the central pow ers’ disrespect .choicest
gulped
dow
n
cups
of
hot tea The ed u n til the floa ts were le v e l w ith
plum
s going
to the re p ub - ¿V
firs
t tax paym
ent
o . f his
fa
rm
was
‘I u f you
..........
— g , vo u 'l I 7,
I i n 1 i n ? a ? n -----
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L
L
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a ’ ‘“ j
H
-
z
U
U
.s
I
a
n
n
was
you
kn
o
w
K
ip
lin
,",
o f preparedness is m o ra lly w rong. I f the v had
e
T
ie displeasure am ong • L the
C I *10
O
n rx /-l e some
nm *
for our ability to fight and to get ready licans.
the old ahe-bear had been the top o f the ice.
T * h h is
and
odd cents, ' n T . h . is . < tax bear in m in .I th a t the fem ale o f flesh
f ' 1 o f f 1
th e ir way, th is n a tio n w o u ld be reduced to a
o u th fu l members o f the p a rty o r- clim bed to m ore than $400 about th e species is m o re d«.d?v Than a" " ’ush h us le athe r and her fat
A glance inside tiie cabin show-
for such a great undertaking. These dem ­ y gam
po sitio n so w eak and im p oten t th a t it w o u ld be
zation extends aL-o to c e rta in I 1924 and th is year fo r the fir s t i the m M e I dare sav th n gh
1 Very
“ n‘
r y r rank.
ed G a rth the body o f ('u n sta b le
easy prey to land -seeking cou ntrie s w h ic h have
onstrations' usually afford the radical- d e pa rtm e nt heads and com m is- , tim e in a lo n g series o f years can X l v v e n iu re
low r vou
H u x b y con tinu ed to « i t i n D illo n ly in g w h ere he iiad le ft it.
no com punctions against seizing te r r ito r y fro m
minded student, encouraged by false com­ iT sions.
rtic u la
fa rn
rm i v eon-
hands and
and «it
sit dow
dow n
n w
w ilh
ith u
u s s " "
hack to
Lainey exp lin ed . w ith a Jerk o f a
th e ir w eaker neighbors. W itness the l a t e o f
'L . 'L - p
’'? a --------
" T rly th e state .“ liq m u o o o . r dropped be lo w $300 The
...v tu
o n - , nanda
morose sdenic. w ith n nw
hLs back
t
com
m
ission,
w
here
th
e
good
jobs
tains
some
acres.
n
n
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ireS
A
PParen,1y
,
A
t
the
w
elcom
e
pei
m
issio
n
th
e
the
fire. T he fe asters s paid no hee„
heed m lttrn e d th u tp b to H u xb y:
munist friends, a chance to show off.
C h in a and E thio pia!
are a ll go in
modes o f liv in g are costly, th re e dropped th e ir arm s T w o o f to h i 'n . A f te r a t i m ._
” g to
'? adherents o f th e ^ m o odern
d e ™ «nodes
e L
ilit
h
la
gan
. o.-v.
firs t saya w e'd chu ck th e
A n d i f the y succeed in h a v in g the electorate
e n u b l.e a n n p u a r rty
. v .v
rs K ro
r o e n g e e r r h believes.
..h ...» c
I-
I P . i i . n r arm
tw o of ((J
u „,.lUij| v At last „he had t" s t if f un de r the ice Then he «ay«,
i R
R epublican
w h .U
ile th e -------
lo y a l M
Mrs.
u u i i m o on
n a log
lo g .
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them at once squatted
o v e rru le facu lties and board, it w i ll r.ot be long
. dem ocrats stand h u n g r ily by lic k -
w a > it t an' heave it
•” *n
It out when
Laney linge red fo or r a s u rly ques- a<’* She handed her pisto l to G arth. no to
before th e y are be fore the state again w ith a
European hysteria seems on the point i in g th e ir chops.
H oneym oon cottages a r e re ­
suit:
“ nd w e n t to put a piece o f meat we was fly in g over the m uske gs"
. be fore fo llo w zing
,
m easure to taboo some oth er courses w h ich have
of touching off the spark of w ar a n d i E le ctio n o f C. C. C arlson of P o r t­ tu rn in g along w ith p ro sp e rity, tion
...y?”
on * «pit. When it was broiled, she
"W e ll w a it s till longer.” G a rth
been provided b y experts fo r a w e ll-ro u n d e d edu­
"W h ------
a t's ...»
the r play
la
n
d
as
state
president
o
f
the
declares
A.
I..
A
m
acher,
H
ills
­
plunging the world into a conflict th a t in
cation. I f w e are to m a in ta in u n ive rsitie s and
" A ll we came fo r was to arre st
I ' B,l<l a .u p of tea to H ux- «aid "T hat b rav e co n stab le is g.
•
ok...
...lax.
A
t_
.
•
.
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_ . . . . t l x b u ria l
i
Young
D
em
ocratic
C
lubs
was
con-
boro
aeeountant.
w
h
o
find
s.
In
his
colleges w o rth y o f th e name, w e cannot s u b m it
m g to - receive
an 4
honorable
its horrors may te a r down civilization. If | ceded to be a v ic to ry fo r Gosslin, w o rk am ong b u ild in g m a te ria l H u xb y. H e lp w ith the cabin plane,
te ch n ica l operation to the pu blic.
Now get to w o rk w ith t h o .<• sapling
and th e re w ill be no m en tion of
He
stared
up
at
her
ns
i
f
dum
-
there were a little more of the spirit of who. w ith his g ift o f o ra to ry and firm s, th a t m any requests fo r
y shooting o th e r than his m u r
founded. then shook his head s u l­ levers A n o th e r p u ir o f logs on
There are many who complain about give and take in the family of nations as org a n iza tio n tog ether w ith his con­ eost estim ates are being made by an
d e r o f the constable. W hat wage« le n ly . She put dow n the cup and the crib s w ill ra in - the floats high
the size of our expenditures for the armv well as in private families this would be t r o l o f patronage in th e lo w e r ; the young fo lk . This. A m ach er d id he prom ise y o u ? "
....................
plate
be: ide ...........
him , and re turn ed to enough to r o ll her c le a r "
had the delegates eating
believes, is a sure sign th a t the
"D o u b le the usual. T o ld u« he ' G arth. A t hi« look of cool ' In-
and navy, saying- th at it is leading us into a more peaceful and happier life. Adopt­ brackets,
G a rth showed the m en how to
out of his hand and ea sily do m i-
independent s p irit o f A m erica s till
had to get in his assessment w o rk i Q uiry. her eyes flashed w ith de- skew the ro lle r» fo r tu rn in g thu
war. The American Legion, w ar’s great­ ing the golden rule of “doing unto others i nated the con ven tion fro m s ta rt to lives.
i before th e freeze -up ."
I fiance.
plum-. He went to shove sidew ards
est enemies in this country, think the op­ as you would have others do unto you,” i fin ish .
o n tin- t a il T h e p i.m e a ta rte d to
• • •
*
r in c la im belongs to me. G a rth
" I don't f-'ire' i i ' b a a i - 1..»«• ♦
.
.
.
.
S
m
a
ll
boys
o
f
B
eaverton,
accord-
re
p
lie
d
.
“
I
w
ill
pay
you
the
do
ub
le
starve
anyone
"
k
‘
cu rve around
posite. Members of this o r g a n iz a tio n might solve the problem.
A d m in is tra to rs o f Oregon's unem - in g to rep ort, have alm ost rendered wages."
m
,, .
A sh rie k fro m L ilit h w h irle d
know th a t w ar is hell, but they also know
ploym e nt com pensation act w ere the f ir e sire n o f th a t c ity useless.
"U g h .” g ro w le d
Laney.
"Y o u tone "Y M i're a w orJTn"
'
G a rth face about. H u xb y was ru s h ­
th at we are in fa r g reater danger as a
con sid erab ly heartened th is w eek T he boys have learned to im ita te ou tpla yed the <1 n fo u rflu s h e r It's
The n u r d , r.-r
took on h i s ru n in g at him , w ith an ax lifte d high
by news fro m N ew Y o rk th a t the the w a rn in g so p e rfe c tly th a t fir e - a deal. Y ou're bow. W e're w o rk -
of h o t t •.
, I , . G 7 i .
W e would be interested in seeing w hat C?U
nation, if unprepared, than if we have
In his m
anacled
hands
L ilit h fle w
.u .°f . a P P e M s -h ig h -s t trib u n a l m en often are sta rtle d fro m a ttl- in g fo r y o u ."
in il d r ’ L u ,. L u n n .
atta,
ke r as
i f frenzied
at the a to
tta cke
r as his
i f frenzied.
hi1
adequate armed forces th at are not view­ would be the attitude of some very p a rti­
A
?a.d) , Upheld the C?n '
oPS ° R re P°se in , ° unnecessary
G a rth w a lked back In to t h e meat
"
b
, h c , sought
block
charge. S H<
san newspapers and individuals if a lot f l i t VAn» l ,tyr»Of t h e , act- Y?ry Sim- action. A t present th e co u n cil is blackness o f th e spruce trees. He W h-n rin v lle h t r im e C .H h
ed as a “push-over” by foreign powers.
,;av,* h,' r hls shoulder w ith the
s k ll‘ ,,r '• ' “ " ‘ b a ll piav.-r It caught
of the present day questions were to come ila r to the O regon law . T h e N ew , con sid erin g a siren o f such po w e r re tu rn e d w ith the flo u rsa ck pack- 1,-r. d n w v n ,?,» ?’ n h i
h e fd V h
« P i" - ’ 3510 b a ffle th <* V<*«1 Powers o f the bag. hls ow n and L ilith 's b u ck-
: n
The
" n t r zen s u h i"-" h ,'r ° n lh e th in 3nd s<' " 1 her spin-
up under the label of the other m ajor io n held
th a t there is "n o th in g un - you ng er generation.
sk in suits and a h in riii n r i . ? n f
, a n “ ™ -frozen . lush ice nin -
_____
h in d q u a rte r o f gave solid fo o tin g over the bog
party. This would work both ways. It reasonable o r u n c o n s titu tio n a l in a
< ( ’• »n i'liKfm l n m t W erk)
g is la tiv e act w h ic h seeks to meet
A l l those H ills b o ro citize ns seen
would, we believe, be a horse of a d iffer­ le
the e v ils and dangers o f un em p loy- last week peering th ro u g h a mag-
SrhtNil S p ir it H e !pu to
Production and sale of automobiles are ent color. Political partisanship should not m
en t in the fu tu re b y ra is in g a ; n ify in g glass w e re m e re ly en jo y-
Ci»*<»perat« W ith Y«»ur
M ake a B e tte r S< h«>o|
doing much in helping the country on the let us forget a still more im portant propo­ fu n d th ro u g h ta x a tio n of em ploy- in g the - —
sig
ht o
gold •••
in a its I raw
-O--
--- f D
U A
l l i i h i New« S ta ff
ers
g
e
n
e
ra
lly.”
way to recovery. In thinking of the auto­ sition— th at we are all Americans.
state and w is h in g th a t the y had
E d ite d h r H llla b n rn U n io n H li(h R rhool S tu d e n t B, m I»
•
•
•
som ething lik e it ..a
in vj
qu
a n 1 tity
--------------„
vicaii
1 xjr . . The
A IIC '
mobile one does not realize the great
ple was produced in F red Sew - I p v n n ->
E leven thousand adults are a t­ sam
amount of farm products used.
e lls m in e in S o u thern O regon The 1 ■ (^ D l o C l ) P ( l U I G ( l
H 1 I.H I N E W S S T A F F
n d in g th e 739 classes w h ich have
It seems th at there are other com­ te
ro ck c h ip contained a gold seam f o r ¡Y T id V
Figures compiled bv Ford Motor com­
been organized as W P A projects about
E
d
ito
r
A n n M u n irm i
as
w
id
e
as
a
k
n
ife
blade
1
:?
^
‘
‘
5
pany show th a t 60,000,000 pounds of cot­ munities that don’t take kindly to the un d e r the sup ervision o f the state
A « »i«tant FxJilora
I t you «x-x.
see u a gro u p u o i f g iru
irls i la
ta jx
lk -
—
d
e
pa
rtm
e
nt
o
f
education,
accord­
pinball
machines.
They
have
been
ban­
M a ry C a ld w e ll and Jo y Foelker
ton are used in 1,000.000 Ford V-8’s, 25,-
L. E Francis, assistant co u n ty
R obert O regon Stevensen, w ho ln i: e x c i‘ efily . you m ay be .sure the y
g to C. A. H ow ard, state s u p e rin ­
P h ilo
agent, spoke Io the assem bly last
N ad in e I'attarw on
000,000 pounds going into tires and 34,- ned at Oregon City and in Clackamas in
Ives
hig h P
places
k’- " I'm .......
going
tenaent o
o r f p
tru c c tio
tio n
n . Tern-
f s on t the
h r h,|!h
l* * * * o f D a vid arP
_ _ „ say*n
■ ..................
.. to w ear
SniHlr
tendent
p u
u b
b lic
lic in
in s s tru
Tern !*v
L uV ernr A lirn d ro th
Wednesday on w ild b ird s o f O re ­
' " d .r t ”
,t b ?' O,1P 1 I
G irl KeMcrvcw
000,000 in other parts such as brake lin­ county outside of municipalities. If the p o ra ry jobs are be in g p ro vid e d h l ’ stoPP, d lo ” g enough in ll ill x - I? y ,
E sth e r If a r t y
gon. H is ta lk was enhanced by
Hi Y
th ro u g h these p ro je cts to 285 un- boro
, h f o th e r day to pass » fe w are y 'o ^ w e a h n « ’ "
' W hnt sh,’,s
Tom fttra tf'h e r
ings, trimming materials, safety glass, pinball m anufacturers had been satisfied em
slides
sho w in g th e c o lo rin g and
B lu e -Il
D avid T '-rl.M
ployed teachers
caostic re m a rk s concerning the
^ 2 1 UKT . n»fc . .. •
habitat of the d iffe re n t birds. We
H tu de n t C ou n cil
In n a I Tra n k
paint. O ther farm products used include with th eir original machines, where there
stale o f the c o u n try. He
d id n 't .u T he object o f it a ll 1«, o f course,
T r y K quare
H a ro ld M eyer
| a ll enjoyed his q u a in t w a y o f
th in k m uch o f the suprem e
c o u rt , ** Krea‘ - °n e and o n ly Prom . Tin-
the following: 3,200,000 pounds of wool was some element of skill involved, they
A I . i
r
Mina A lle n
w a rn in g the operator to change th e
S ig n in g o f p e titio n s is a serious G o ve rn o r M a rtin
s pension n o r his
4(x i sued un o . ---------
r
tin
’s
h is { J u i , .n X
i.o r n c < ,;*ss
ffic
ia
l
in
for trim m ing m aterial; 500,000 square feet probably would not be faced with the m a tte r and n o t to be take n lig h tly ral»e in salary, w h ic h he exp la in s
slides Helen Dean, D oris W eber
th .e se'Jlo r da«» to be
and D avid C ritte n d e n ...............
. H ilh l's en­
in the o p in io n o f A tto rn e y G eneral v e ry a p tly . Stevenson was r o u n t v t h e i r guests at a dance to be held
of leather from 30,000 cattle for leather situation existing today.
E d ito ria l
n ts
to u irn
rn a a m
m . e i n t at
Van W in k le w h o th is w eek ru le d ju d g e w hen the f ir s t p a rt o f llic *n thu gym nasium on M ay day
T h a t tim e o f year haji come w hen tra
' r ',r'
ts in the m usic tm
prpducts, glue, gaskets, etc.; 341,000
Forest Grove,
Grove,
practiced on us.
A n y u n tle rclassnian w ill be ad- io n s h a ltin g ly touch fa th e r fo r the J?’™'''’
prn cticetl
th a t once a p e titio n is presented to new c o u rt house was constructed
pounds of castor oil for artificial leather
m itte d i f hc is aecom panied by an fa m ily car. N ow father# have a H” “ H y e tty
Lo u Lou S w
r e p rep
r e s rese
e n ts
S a
w rt,
a rt,
nting the
nty c o u rt the signers could and «mce « w v ^ T a a a g a ^ w a r d c n
W h at country is better organized than a not cou
tops, paints; 1,000,000 pounds of lard
state organization o f G ir l Reserves,
have th e ir names rem oved in the cou nty w hen "fls h im r was ¡«PPerclassman. A ll m em bers o f th e b'nsed idea tha t son dues not tre a t
America
?
W
e
even
have
a
fan
dancers’
fro m the docum ent.
fis h in g “
”
fa c u lty are also in v ite d . Dan H a ll's ‘ be car w ith due care and respect. gave a sh o rt ta lk.
from 20,000 hogs, for lubricants and
• • •
_ _ _
j ten-piece orchestra fro m P o rtla n d A -sl< Hny boy, or his g ir l frie n d , i f
for machining oils; 350,000 pounds of mo­ association, which just completed a con­
John B a ile y took tim e o ff to call ,wi1,1. f u r Pifih the music. Some are th ' ’ cja r b. not hls fir s t and last
cam paign fo r safe d r iv in g is
hair from 87,500 goats for trimming ma­ vention at San Diego and selected San to The
be ca rrie d in to th e schools o f on John C o nn ell re ce n tly and ti ll Io°*t ‘.n g io ,r.w a rd to the prize w altz, consideration. A sk him If hc does-
Francisco
for
1987.
W
onder
w
hat
the
terial; 500,000 bushels of corn for butyl
Oregon. C. A. H ow ard, state super­ thia one w h ich he snvs h a n n e n r .d w b*ch w ill take place d u rin g the n l w o ry m ore about it than about
him self. In v a ria b ly and t r u t h f u lly
in te n d e n t o f p u b lic in s tru c tio n , has Once when he was t r a v e lin g PPn?l ! Courso o f ‘ he evening.
alcohol, starch and glue; 2,400,000 pounds password is?
m a n e n m o ith e r n
d ° n u 't dance’
ll rig
be "yes."
A G ir l Reserve m eeting, hold
som ew here o r oth er A n e w ly - e, You
„
dancS That's
Thn1 s a 3,1
r ig h M t, ' his h answer
“
, w ill ?w
y ,‘’ ' N
N ow
ow that
,hat
announced plans fo r a one week man
of linseed oil from 17,500 acres of flax
m a rrie d couple took nassnve in (he co?noL “ nyh o w and e n jo y the games fchool is alm ost over and p a rty- f if t h period M onday, was opened
course in h ig h w a y sa fe ty education w
m
e
car“
w
ith
W
m
and
d
e
iU
n
u
w
h
ic
h
are
bcinR
P
«
P
«
re
d
fo
r
you.
‘
J
™
1«
fu
ll
sw
ing,
can't
you
for paints in product and factory; 1,800,-
to be presented in e ve ry sen io r and to a p p X X r
Z
’n t l i Z
— ------------------------d o l.n g parents
y o u r up y o u r
| (toting broaden
parents . up
broaden
Kroup re c ita tio n o f th e code
ju n io r hig h school as w e ll as the to appear o th e r than n e w ly m a r­
000 pounds of soy beans for foundry, fin­
m inds and say "Jo hn , the car is nnd rin g in g of th e n a tio n a l song,
F
la
n
R
ental
System
up
pe
r
grades
o
f
ele
m
e
n
ta
ry
schools
ried, requested the p o rte r to assist
ish, plastics, window fram e; 2,500,000
d u rin g the c u rre n t school year.
T he fa c u lty and school board f u ll o f gas and she's yours fo r the i [ “ ll(>wed b y p ra y e r by M a ry E lla
them . E v e ry th in g w e nt fin e fo r
gallons of molasses from 12,500 acres of
evening. I hope yo u e n jo y y o u r- M a rin e r. Reports w ere g ive n on
• • •
the f ir s t p a rt o f th e da y and then have been w o rk in g fo r some tim e self?”
‘ be a c tiv itie s o f G ir l Reseve week.
sugar cane for alcohol, anti-freeze, shock
The 50 re g istra rs o f non-resident the couple no ticed e ve rybo dy lo o k ­ on a system w h ere by h ig h school
---------
H ills b o ro reqpived the prize fo r
absorber fluid, paints, enamels; 2,000,000
th ro u g h o u t the
state in g at them and w h ispe rin g. Sus­ students can re n t books instead of
A rgus, A p r il 21, 1921—H a rry H. S tua rt, f ir s t m otorists
A
m
ong
the
scholarships
aw
arded
b ° ^ n K ‘ be largest delegation at the
u y in g them, or, i f the y w ish to
pounds of turpentine for paints; 112,000,- sup erintend en t o f the condensers here and at F o r­ have been en ro lle d as m em bers of pe cting som ething was w rong, the b keep
b y the state system o f h ig h e r edu-
,, and, I);iu gh (er banquet nt Reed
th
e
ir
books,
th
e
y
m
ay
buy
a rece ptio n com m ittee in the cam ­ groom approached the p o rte r and
dies at Vancouver, B. C „ in fa ll.
cation to w o rth y high school sen- j ^ 0,l<’Re F rid a y evening. T h e G ir l
000 feet of lumber and 5,000,000 feet of est Grove,
them
o
u
trig
h
t,
and
p
r
o
fit
by
the
W ireless to w e r now up over 350 feet. Steel paign to "s e ll O regon" to the to u r­ dem anded to k n o w w h a t he to ld
iors, was one given by Oregon }‘ es<!rves are m a kin g plans fo r se ll-
pulp for paper for crating and boxing; w o rke
in g pu blic. S ecre tary o f S tate Snell the o th e r passengers. "W h y ,” said fact th a t the school can fu rn is h
rs p u ttin g up Ira m e fo r ra d io com pany.
State college to W illia m A. A llis o n Ing candy at the sen io r play.
them
m
ore
cheaply,
because
o
f
the
p
o
rte
r,
"
I
je
st
said
th
e
y
w
as­
announced
th
is
week
th
a
t
his
re
g
­
728,000 gallons of tung oil fo r top ma­
Postal business ou tgrow s qu arters. Insp ector calls
Discussion o f hoy and g ir l re la ­
istra rs had been in stru cte d to do n ’t no b rid e and groom, th e y is wholesale purchasing. T he re n ta l o f H ills b o ro hig h school. Accept tio n was com pleted.
terial, brake lining, and 6000 pounds of fo r m ore flo o r room fo r office.
o u r con gra tu latio ns. H illy , also our
system
seems
to
meet
w
ith
alm
ost
je
s
t
a
w
fu
l
good
fre
'n
s
."
e
v
e
ry
th
in
g
in
th
e
ir
p
o
w
e
r
to
make
Ed F ru e d e n th a l severely burned T h u rsd a y w h ile
beeswax for electric imbedding c o m- p u ttin
unanim ous a p p ro va l o f the stu ­ best wishes fo r a happy and bene­
g gasoline in a tra c to r, w h ic h he was r u n ­ the v is it o f m o to rin g to u rists a
Class on H e ld T r ip
pounds.
dents. and w o u ld p ro b a b ly re su lt fic ia l college career.
ning. Consequently he is on re tire d lis t fo r a fe w pleasant one.
in considerable saving to the p a r­
The botany class w ent on a tw o -
J he automobile has been cussed and days— w ith 70 acres y e t to p u t in to crop.
ents.
I ’ h ilo P a rty a t R c c d v lllc
h o ur fie ld t r ip to the woods nl the
A nna Schneider o f n e ar P h illip s b rid e o f A rn o ld
The excessive p rice o f lim e is
discussed in its relation to farm prosperity, Berger.
W o rld w a r veteran.
F ive R c c d v lllc g irls, P earl Lowe, east end of M ain street A p r il 14
p re ve n tin g its use on Oregon farm.,,
P la y M a y 8
but it would seem th a t these figures would
M iss M y r tle Shaw, g ra n d c h ild o f th e la te Col. a g ric u ltu ra l experts declared in a
Elsie N o rd lu n d , H e tty Ryan, Helen T w e n ty -tw o species o f w ild flo w e rs
I f you see a good m any senior« Hecker and Hazel C h u rch le y, w ho w ere found nnd most o f them have
tend to open the eyes of the most skeptical. T. It. C o rne liu s and n a tiv e o f B lo o m in g , dies.
conference here th is week.
The
lo o k in g a b it haggard anti h e a vy­ are m em bers o f the H ilh i Philos, been id e n tifie d . Spotted coral is
♦
conference had been called
by
eyed. don’t blam e th e ir n ig h t life . en te rta in e d the P h ilo clu b w ith a not com m on nnd there is a large
B y R obert Ames B e n n e tt
State T re a su re r H olm an w ith a vie w
A ll the y need is a n ig h t's respite w ie n e r roast T hursd ay
evening bed o f it nbout 50 feet back fro m
to encouraging the use o f
more
fro m p lay practice. T hey have a Upon a r r iv in g at Ite e d v ille t h e the road. T w o varietie s of tr llliu m s
(W NU Service Copyright by
lim e in o rd e r to
s tim u la te
the
Robert A me« Bennett)
week less tim e than is custo m a ry g irls, th irte e n o f them , w ent to the gro w here nnd tw o va rie tie s o f
Argus, A p r il 28, 1906—C o u n ty re p u b lica n no m ­ state prison lim e in d u s try and p ro ­
in w h ich to prepare th e ir p la y and school, where games w ere played O regon grape.
inees to be voted upon at June electio n: L e g is la ­ vid e w o rk fo r m ore prisoners. S ol­
The old age pension plan under the tu
It
is be g in n in g to te ll on them . The in the basem ent o f the school.
re —W. N. B a rre tt, B ru ce F. P u rd y and W. K. on T. W hite, state d ire c to r o f a g ri­
(Continued from font week)
national security act has been placed in Newel).
date is M ay 8 and tho place the
C o u n ty ju d g e —J. W. G oodin. C om m issioner c u ltu re , and several cou nty agents
P la n Sneak D ay
to gape lik e H ilh i a u d ito riu m .
operation here and we hope and trust th a t — W. J. B u tn e r. S h e riff J. W. C onnell. C le rk — E. agreed th a t th e price o f lim e the H u m x b in y e rs fe ll a t silent,
W in M usic Places
th e skin -clad fo rm
■
s£ ? io r clnss n æe’ in g was held
J
Godman.
Recorder
W
illis
Ire
la
n
d
.
T
re
a
su
re
r—W.
Helen Dean and D a vid C r itte n ­ last 1 hursday to discuss senior
it will have the resutt of m aking life a M . Jackson. S u rv e y o r—L . C. W alke r. C oroner—E. w o uld have to be b ro u g h t down to th a t came fo rw a rd out o f the
Start Stage Set
den each placed in the m usic sneak day. A m eeting o f th e senior
a m a xim u m o f $3 50 a ton d e liv ­ black .shadows in to the fir e lig h t
little happier and more content for some C. Brow n.
H
a
ro
ld
M
eyer
and
Ernest
B
ro
w
n
tou rn a m e n t at P a c ific u n iv e rs ity g irls was called fo r the n e xt day
ered before fa rm e rs could a ffo rd to
P a cific u n iv e r ity te a ts U n iv e rs ity o f W ashing­ use it e xte n sive ly. T h e delivered T he g ir l s t ill c a rrie d the constable's have begun e re ctin g the stage set Helen placed second in the g irls '
of the old folks. There has been a tre ­
h> decide on dresses and flow ers,
p is to l raised rea dy to shoot. H u x b y fo r the senior ploy.
ton in debate F rid a y n ig h t.
lo w voice d iv is io n nnd D a vid p la c­ th e g irls voted to w enr w h ite or
price no w ranges around .$625 a
mendous change in the American people
E. B. Tongue has received the K e r r s ilv e r cup, ton at points w ith in a rad iu s of 50 saw enough o f he r face in its
ed th ird In the boys' m edium voice pastels and c a rry n rosebud fo r
in the last few years, and there are few w on by O regon K id . I t is a w o rk o f a rt, o f solid m iles o f the prison. H olm an agreed b o rd e r o f w o lv e rin e f u r to m ake
Jake W e ll Speaker
d ivisio n . T here were about 18 com ­ graduation. M onday the senior boys
ce rta in G a rth had n o t been ba n ­
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indeed now who do not believe in an ade­
p e tito rs in each o f the division«.
to atta ck the p rib le m in an e f­ te rin g him .
»n il decided
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period sociology class on M onday
U n ite d R a ilw a y , com pany o f P o rtla n d accepts fo r t to secure a re d u ctio n in the
quate old age pension.
W e a tlie rre d l.
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A ll ap plicatio ns fo r a th le tic m an­
fr e ig h t rate fro m the q u a rry to the
"Yes, it's me, y o u
c o w a rd ly his ta lk the students questioned
Mass m e e tin g names fo llo w in g c o u n ty tic k e t: prison as w e ll as a re d u ctio n in the
M r. I.eger Is e n jo y in g the co n ­
sneak k ille r ! I came a fte r you w ith him . The ch ie f top ic o f discussion ager. business m anager and assist­
Le gislature , D r. F. J. B a ile y, W a lte r B ernards, J. E. p rice o f the lim e rock.
ants should be tu rn e d In a t the s tru c tio n o f a sm all m aple ta b le o f
A la n , and he hag le t me catch was local scrip.
Reeves: c o u n ty judge. D a nie l B ake r; com m issioner,
o ffic e as soon as possible.
"T ru e le ad ership calls fo r the se ttin g fo r th o f
unusunl design. He has been w o rk -
you .”
B. K. D enney; recorder. R obert W irtz ; s h e riff, E.
Parents! D o n 't fo rg e t the b e n e fit in g on it fo r the post week.
I f you change y o u r address k in d ­
th e o b je ctives a n d th e ra lly in g o f p u b lic opinion ia J. W ard, and coroner, C. F. M ille r.
The m u rd e re r tw is te d around
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M r. Ito m ig is the c o n su ltin g a rc h i­
s u p p o rt o f tlie se objectives."— P resident RoouevelL
M rs. Susanna Ire la n d dies here A p r il 25.
once.
t f H is head sagged fo rw a rd . W ith a fa c u lty are p a rtic ip a tin g in the c ity h i cafeteria. The tim e Is fro m three e d fo r the Forest H ills g o lf c lu b ­
s o ft-b a ll league.
to fiv e .
house a d d itio n .
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Along
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H ilh i News
Francis Talks
Assembly Meet
Girl Reserves
Win at Banquet
Fifteen Years Ago
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Thirty Years Ago