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H IL L S B O R O
Wtebonjj&Vgus
W ith W h lrh I« C« m bIned the Hilluboro Independent
■1*laboro A rg u ì M tab. 1894
Hillsboro Independent « it ab. ISTI
M r K IN N K T A J fc K IN N E Y . Publiahere
FubI la had Thursday
Entered • • aeeund-claaa m atter ia the
poe to ff ire at Hilhiboro, Oretroo
V E R N K M c K inney
Editor
M rs .
e .
c. M c K inney
Aaaociate 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 U N T Y
Selected aa Oregon*« Beet Weekly Newspaper. 19.10
Named on A ll-A m erican W’eekly Newspaper Eleven, 1930
Honorable Mention N ational E ditorial Association Newspaper
Production Contest, 1M 4-35, and General Excellence, 1935
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W ith in W i ih i ng ton County
Outride Washington County
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3 6d
M l M U ER Oregon S tate
Editorial A«aociation and
N ational E ditorial Aa»o-
rlation.
F irs t Audited Paper.
Largest ARE Weekly
Circulation in West.
Traffic Problem
Life Insurance Week
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
Close Contests in
Primary Seen
In the interests of legal reserve life
insurance, twenty-five thousand men and
women who comprise the National Asso
iBv A. I- I.ln.theek)
ciation of Life U nderw riters have set aside CAT.EM C hief interest in the
pending prim ary election centers
May 11 to It! as National Life Insurance
i in the selection of a national com-
Week.
I m ittecinan for both m ajor parties
The record of life insurance .through | and in the nomination of a re-
the longest and m o st dam aging depression , publican candidate for the Vniled
States senate Contests for other
known to this nation has been highly j nominations,
w hile keen in many
gratifying. It is a record pleasant to con i instances, are of secondary im port-
tem plate, not alone for life insurance com I a nee.
Republicans the race b e
pany managements, but even more so for tw Among
een Ben F H orns of Spring-
the 63.0(K).000 persons, or virtually one- field and Ralph E. Williams of
Portland for election to a place on
half our population, who possess life in the
national com m ittee is adm itted-
surance policies.
i ly close with only the most ven-
As to the future, the entirely incom turesom c willing Io risk their rep u
as political prophets by I
prehensible sum eventually to be paid on tations
hazarding a guess as to the o ut
policies now in effect is $101,000,000,- come In the Democratic cam p the
000.00.
; race for national com m itteem an is I
one between How j
In the year 1035, in Oregon alone, over j i a ard three-cornered
L atourette and Dr. Joseph F I
$30,000,000.00 was paid to policy holders Wood of P ortland and Claude Me ;
Colloch of Klam ath Fall-. Latent-- i
by life insurance companies.
and Wood hold the advantage |
It is interesting to note that during the I i ette
of residence in M ultnomah coun-
six years of the depression, 1030-35. life 1 ty w here one-third of the state's
companies of this country distributed I voting strength is centered bu! j
of McColloch insist that he
twice as much money as the government 1 friends
will attract enough support in the ■
poured out in its unparelleled relief pro out-state counties to more than
grams. Total cash disbursed by t h e m m ake up for this handicap and 1
are backing their candidate to win
amounted to $16,000,000,000.00.
As between the two Portland can
Life insurance stands in proud position. didates World is believed to hold
slight edge over L atourette be- I
It has trium phed over many depressions, a cause
w ider ac q u ain tan c e1
but none more decisively than th at of outside of of his
M ultnomah county par- !
1930-35. It is splendidly prepared to con ticularly in eastern Oregon.
Although three candidates are
tinue its beneficent service.
com peting for election as dem o
OREGON
The Great American Home
T h iii AiI.iv, May 14, Pi.?i
How Safe Are American Ships?
t he 'Argument Still Is Heated
\V A SIIIN G T O N —H ow safe Is
’ ’ It to go to sea In A m erican
ships? S ecretary of Com m erce
D aniel Roper, w hose d ep a rtm en t
Includes the B ureau of Stenm -
boat Inspecllon. responsible for
the licensing and periodic In
spection of all vessels, says It’a
p erfectly safe.
R ut n delegation of 75 seam en
recently told him of Instances
from th eir own experience w hich
they declared »howen an unsafe
condition on A m erican ships.
T hey described lifeboats w ith
holes In them ; Ore and lifeboat
d rills for the benefit of Inspec
to rs reh earsed w ith m em bers of
th e “shore gang” Instead of th e
crew th a t would take the ship to
sea; an d ships leaving port w ith
out enough able-bodied seam en
to han d le nil the lifeboats In case
of d isaster.
A sserting th a t A m erlenn ships
generally a re underm anned and
o p erated by nllen and Inexperi
enced crew s, th a t living q u a rte rs
on m any ships nre “ Intolerable,"
and th a t a 14 to 18-hour day Is
com m on, th e delegation Insisted
th a t “safety nt sen" Is n m ean
ingless term ns long ns such con
ditions exist.
• • •
A RO U SE D by rep o rts Hint the
* 1 B ureau of Steam boat Inspec
tion w as investigating m ore
than 500 cases of "in su b o rd in a
tion” an d by attem p ts to get the
D ep artm ent of Ju stice to prose
cute for m utiny sailors whose
strik e for higher w ages delayed
(he S. S. C alifornia's sailing from
San P edro harbor, the delegation
ap p eared
to protest against
“classification of m a rin e labor
disputes ns 'mutiny* anil 'in su b
ordination.* "
T hey claim ed to rep resen t
3500 seam en from 35 ships, and
Insisted th a t bad w orking con
ditions. not m utiny, o re re -
sponslblc for lack of safety on
A m erican ships.
T h e S enate Com m erce Com
m ittee, In Investigating th e Mor-
ro Custle fire, found It " a la rm
ing to consider th e lax ity In
req u irem en ts governing ship ro n -
alruetlonl"
Testim ony before It and other
com m ittees has Indicated th a t
only a sm all proportion of ves
sels sailing u nder the A m erican
flag a re „re p ro o f or flre -re tlst-
Ing; th a t 1500 non-passenger
ships nre w ithout radio eq u ip
m ent; mid th a t 180 boats on In
land
w aterw ays,
th e
G reat
Lakes, nnd In coastw ise service
nre ilrctraps.
F WING Y. M ITCHELL, whoso
‘ services ns assistant secre
ta ry of com m erce ended lust
Ju n e nt Roper's request, charged
thnt Im proper Inspections con
trib u te d to the M orro C astle d is
aster.
He trie d to hove the
S team boat Inspection S ervice In
vestlgated by th e D epartm ent of
Justice, claim ing th a t m any In
spectors w ere passing unsafe
Hillsboro’s parking and traffic situa
tion has developed into a real problem
that merits the serious study of city of
ficials in an effort to reach a solution.
Steps should be taken to correct existing
conditions as soon as possible.
ships.
W ending one’s way down Main. Sec
Moro recently, th e b u rea u 's
ond and Third streets some times dur
chief investigator nnd chief n a v
ing the week is a real task, w hat with
igation ofllcer w ere dism issed for
cars parked two and three deep or trucks
in.xuliordinatlon u fter they w ero
backed into curbings. On some occasions
nccusod of m aking public n re
those double parking seem to forget that
po rt by th e Hoard of S u p erv is
ing Inspectors. T he rep o rt con
others exist and may be inconvienced by
cratic national committevwomau,
dem ned existing safety devices
the outcome is a tossup w ith little
their leaving their car or truck parked
nnd charged funds anil personnel
interest on the part of the general
This
fellow.
Thomas
A.
Verdenius
of
so that it is impossible for others to get
public in eith er of the contestants.
w ere insufficient for carrying out
F
iM-THiJ»spi.
e SD i D MAG-AZlME-------- R o c k
Portland, would make a very creditabFe
out and be on their way.
While friends of Senator Mc
proper Inspections.
G-ARPESv'3,
HOW
TO
S
U
ltD
THgAf"?
-
'
_
Nary insist that he has a cinch on
Have you ever had the experience of representative of the state if named as a the
A fter th eir dism issal, th e tw o
republican nomination for the
being in a hurry and being forced to sit in delegate to the republican national con United
officials accused th eir superiors
States senatorship there is
o f blocking th e ir efforts to pro
your machine for 10 or 15 minutes while vention. Although born in Holland, he no discounting the fact that Sam ,
m ote g rea ter safety of life and
Brown, the G ervais farm er, is a
some driver took his sweet time about thoroughly appreciates w hat this country real
threat and can be counted on
p ro p erty nt sea.
has
done
for
him
and
shows
it
by
helping
getting his car or truck out of the way?
to poll a heavy vote especially in
T he N ational C om m ittee on
to make good Americans out of natives of the W illamette valley and M uitno- .
The w riter has.
-
.
S afety at Sea, appointed by Sec
mah
county.
Willis
Mahoney
of
/
i
U
d
I
f
i
l
e
r
V
ie
iV
S
other
lands.
A
large
percentage
of
our
Broken fenders will be only a trifle
retary Roper to study all phases
Klam ath Falls is
to win
°
if this sort of thing is allowed to con native born could learn a great deal in ap ' handily over John expected
i By Le 8. Davi«)
of th e problem , Is urging a con
A. Jeffrey of
(By Frances Shelley We
gressional Investigation of labor
tinue. If someone isn’t injured or killed, preciation and patriotism from this gentle ¡ Portland in the dem ocratic race al- Í Little if any. publicity ever has
CHAPTER I
neither candidate in attract- been given to the personal service
conditions
In
the
m erchant
ducking in and out between the conglom man. A message from him on Memorial I i though
following.
rendered during the trying times
m arine.
Bryn
finished
his
story.
Tall.
Day as arranged by the American Legion ing For any the enthusiastic
eration of cars, it will be a wonder.
by
memb'
dem ocrats of the First
of Washington coun
■Os
tv's relief com m ittee members, J lean, bronzed, he stood before I be through w ith it. I won't let you. night I shall he aw ay during that
Main between Second and Third aven will be very much w orthw hile and it is ! Congressional district there is little These
big crystal m irror banging over T hat's final."
men
I
choice
as
betw
een
Byron
G.
C
ar
tim e.'
served w ithout the stone fireplace and exam ined
ues on a recent afternoon was a mass of hoped th a t hundreds will turn out to hear ney and E. W. K irkpatrick of Mil- pay. devoting have
m uch needed tim e
"Tut, tut." Bryn responded am ia
"Yes. sir. And the orders for
chin critically. It was a very
cars. Business was flourishing. Cars and him.
I w aukie and Cortis D. S tringer of of their own to the assistance of I his
nice d u n , but Bryn was not In the bly. He pressed a hell on the m an Morton''
those
persons
in
distress.
Of
this
i
Lebanon.
If
there
is
any
advantage
trucks became, so enmeshed th a t none
least concerned with its niceness; telpiece Burch, bland and serene,
Bi y o sw ung round from t h i
j in the race it is probably held burden, perhaps th e m ajor portion he
was trying to determ ine wheth- opened the door noiselessly
glass. 11 regarded Burch thnught-
could move one way or the other. It was
has
fallen
upon
the
shoulders
of
I
by
S
tringer
who
has
been
m
aking
Adoption of Oregon’s college colors a strenuous campaign and has R. W. Weil, chairm an of that body. , er Burch had or had not nicked it “Burch, I am being m arried this fully That'a so," he said niedita-
finally unraveled, but one person caught
lively “I might huve forgotten.
for
state’s automobile license plates has covered m ore territo ry in hlk While R W. has been dutiful in j infinitesim ally. It seemed n o t. ! evening."
in the jam said th a t he couldn’t get out
Burch had done his usual perfect
There was a moment of dead Tell Morton to tuke a spanner, w ill
search for votes than eith er of his attendance upon meetings, this a t job.
been
recommended.
Suggestion
was
made
for half an hour.
, stillness as if even the waves had you. und remove the paint not
rivals.
tendance has been but a small part
Tubby, his eyes round and dls- halted In their Irresistible course all of it, but huge, uneven portions
Rufus C Holman is not expected of th e work falling on his shoul- ' trncted.
Every possible courtesy and leniency th a t the colors of the two higher educa
dropped into one of the Then Burch swallowed, and suid
from the Bellaire. Tell him to
have any difficulty in distancing ders None, probably can ever ap-
should be shown people from the country tional institutions be alternated. Why i ! to
W. E. B urke of Sherwood in the preciate the num berless times nrh I I deep morocco arm chairs and stared nobly. "Indeed, sir'''’ Do you wish take a chisel and give it some
not?
It
would
be
distinctive
and
would
and from elsewhere who wish to park
race for the republican nom ination ' day he has been compelled to lis- out at the dusk. It was pouring me to procure a m aidservant, sir?" tin e deep scratches. Tell him to
Bryn looked up, startled. -“A I m ake it look like u car I might
for state treasu rer and Ja ck E. | ten to the troubles of others, al- like smoke across the bay. sifting
their cars. However, gross violations of mean something.
Allen of Pendleton is favored to wavs w ith courtesy and sym pathy through the Golden Gate' to blot I m aid-servant'.* Do we need a innid- have bought for about forty-tw o
parking regulations should meet with of
th e sunset. T he daily fleet of I servant?"
, dollars and fifty cents f r o m a
win th e dem ocratic nom ination and never w ith im patience And out
fishing vessels, their sails a row
gangster, lb* might bash
ficial attention.
over U. S. B urt of Corvallis.
j w ith th e passing of the problem, of
"I was thinking of your wife, ! bankrupt
liny
dark
triangles
against
the
up the fenders, and if anything
as in all such public service, the dim m ing face of the sun. slipped i sir.”
Business people and employes c a n
further occurs to him . . ."
Sixty per cent of the registered self sacrifice of this service will be , out onre more to brave the perils
"My wife'*'' Bryn repented, his
help tremendously in the m atter of park
"The Bellaire, s ir ' The n e w
forgotten.
voters
are
expected
to
go
to
the
eyes
coming
sharply
to
Burch's
of
the
vasty
deep.
Below
th<*
house
ing and aid in providing parking room
French motor'' The black ear?"
Growing Pains Evident
polls Friday. That will mean a
’ the waves lapped idly at the w hite face Then. "Ah . . . no. She will
"All of those things." Bryn said
for visitors. Cars of these local people
The city council, by passing th e p arking ordi vote of approxim ately 275,000-160,-
not be coming here.”
A fter all, traveling over W ash . cliff, gentle and harmless.
should be parked away from the con nance last Monday, has fallen in line w ith T illa 000 republicans and 115.000 dem o ington county is som ething of an Tubby was not a philosopher, "Very good, sir. What .shall I calmly.
Tubby stood up Ills eves rested
McMinnville, eastern Oregon towns, and o th crats. more or less. In the prim ary adventure in discovery for th ere and he had very little imagination pack?"
gested district or at the re a r of the busi mook,
on Burch's agitated countenance.
er places over th e state th a t are having trouble election of 1932 the republicans are many places of interest for one To Tubby a horse was a horse.
Bryn looked down at the gray ! He drew a deep breath
ness houses, w herever possible. There is handling th eir traffic problem.
polled a 60 per cent vote but only reason or other. Of these, there ' usually w ith four legs and a tail
"T hat's a
B
A
conjunction w ith this, the influx of new citi a little m ore than 50 per cent of is a sm all tract of homes in the i It was not som ething over which suit with which. Tubby hud in
ample room in the center of business zens In hunting
'l l air," Burch muilarad daa®
for a spot to settle dow n in w here the registered dem ocrats w ent to eastern part of the county, rath e r kingdoms might be lost or with sisted. he was desecrating the eve
blocks to provide all the parking space th e re are no dust storms, earthquakes, tornadoes or the polls. The 1934 prim ary elec isolated as far as the public is con which princesses might be rescued ning. He considered. "Well, shirts pondeutly, and went out.
and things. Nothing else, except ; Tubby was staring at Bryn. "Any
needed and some study might be given to other n atu ral disorders, could be considered as tion attracted only 50 per cent of cerned. which the casual ram bler Waves to Tubby w ere waves, a l those
old golf trousers I got so body would think you were In
th
e
registered
voters
of
the
two
a
fact
beyond
dispute
th
at
Oregon
is
going
through
might pass w ithout notice, although ways wet and often chilly. But much mud on nt Tahoe.”
such an improvement. Cars of business a series of “growing pains" leading up to an in m ajor parties.
I love with the girl." he said.
tw o main highw ays pass, one on now, as he stared down through
"Yes. .sir. Nothing else'1 No guns''
♦ • •
people and employes should not be al creased population th at will eventually place this
"Would th ey ’ How nice It sounds
eith er side. The place, however. the wide plate glass window, there No fishing tackle? No golf clubs'’"
so much better So much more
W ith m ore th an $1.000.000 worth Jies behind and w ithin a tim bered was a look of positive inspiration
lowed to park over time in the main state on a parity w ith W ashington and California.
“
Nothin«
By
the
way
I
am
a
rom antic and idyllic To he in love
Tillam ook H eadlight-H erald stated last week of farm property on its hands the tract where city folk have retired on his face, as if he w ere telling
business blocks as a courtesy to our vis “as The
in th e case of all new ly inaugurated movements state land board has organized an from th e hurly burly of the big himself that these waves, at least, young engineer out of w ork be- i with one's bride instead of m arry
cause of the depression Anything ing her for her money."
itors. Delivery of goods, w herever pos th ere m ay be inconveniences at first, but when the intensive selling campaign in an town.
Here are num bers of little might sometim es w ash the shores a young engineer out of work he- ,
"M oney'" Tubby s a i d bitterly.
sible, should be made to the rear of busi period of experim entation has passed and the traffic effort to unload its holdings and houses, painted and neat, bounded of China, the far. far, dangerous cause
the depression w ouldn't "Money!" He shook his head m i s
becomes reg u lar and orderly, th e benefit to the com get it back onto the tax rols. Rep by tidy lawns, flow er beds and shores of China; that these waves have. I of w ouldn't
ness houses so th a t trucks will not block m
have.
I've
pawned
erably.
"You’re making some kind
resentatives have been named in shady vistas. Every one is the o th might easily, sm all and tender
unity w ill be beyond question.”
the streets.
This w ill be tru e of N ew berg's new parking the several counties to push sales er fellow’s neighbor, and t h e y ! though they now appeared, might it." Burch drew a noticeable deep of a dam ned fool out of y o u r
Bryn. You're letting some
A timid driver would hesitate a long regulation. W hile it will seem inconvenient at first, w hich will be made on easy pay-1 seem to be good neighbors, prob- • a il.v p u f f .oiil . ■.'.ell a n d lift th e m breath. "Very good. sir. Shall you self,
gang pull a fast one on you that's
ments. Indicative of the increased ably because everyone is happy selves to fall with thunder and
the
resu
ltan
t
safety
for
everyone,
and
the
im
p
artial
time before attem pting to drive down ity of it, will soon convince even the most skeptical dem and for farm property in O re ; and contented. Somehow, as you |
be here to breakfast?”
w hat you're doing Do you think
fury on one of the innocent little
"C ertainly."
one of these streets when parking and th a t these signs of "grow ing pains" are necessary gon records of the board show I pass w ithin the confines of t h e vessels
for a m inute that that girl doesn't
drifting now so serenely
. .
know who you are?"
congestion is at its worst. This frequent to keep pace w ith the increasing population.—N ew sales of 237,280 13 during th e past l settlem ent, th e re is a new air of i past the sun. Life was like that. "And
"No, I said she w asn't coming."
"She doesn't," Bryn said calmly.
nine months, w hich is nearly equal ■ well being. As you talk to one aft- 1 Tubby was convinced.
congested condition could also p r o v e berg Scribe.
"Ah
.
.
.
yes,
sir.
Lunch?"
(Concluded next week)
to th e total sales for the preceding j e r another of th e residents, you
Tubby put his head down into
"No
lunch.
I
shull
be
leaving
mighty hazardous in case of a fire in any
years.
discovered they have no com plaint his hands and groaned.
im m ediately afte r breakfast, and
O ur classified columns mny have
of the business buildings.
I as they work aw ay the spare hours
"Look here, B ryn,” he said in 1 you needn't prepare dinner until Just w hat you arc looking for -
E x-P resident Hoover’s five-point program, after
Counties are not authorized to I on law ns or gardens. Perhaps the
woebegone voire, “you can't go approxim ately a year from to- Read them.
Elimination of "U ” turns at Second telling how th e governm ent should quit spending; waive
tt
interest paym ents on d e answ er lies in th e fact that all are
balance the budget; restore "sound" money, etc.,
and Third on Main would also help the fails
linquent
taxes
of
1935.
according
to
employed,
except
two.
One
of
these
u tterly to say w hat is to happen to th e m il
School S p irit Help« to
situation and at the same time save nu lions still w ithout jobs. W hat help would it be to A ttorney G eneral Van Winkle, who j two is there to escape from the
Co-operate W ith Your
points out th at the interest-w aiver ¡hardships of th e relief rolls in the
M ake a Better School
merous persons some unnecesasry scares have the governm ent stop giving th e im perative act
applies
only
to
delinquent
ta
x
H ilh i New« S ta ff
city,
but
his
troubles
have
ju
st
b
e
if th e burden w ere m erely tran sferred to the es of 1934 and prior years.
Edited by Hillsboro U nion H igh School Student Body
from cars m aking wide sweeps into pedes aid
gun, because, on nothing and w ith- ,
state and com munities?—A storia Astorian-Budget.
out promises, he has set out to '
trian lanes.
The suprem e court opinion au th live—on what?
A well known farm er, in town Mon
“Growing Pains”
• • •
H IL H I NEW S STA FF
Students Defeat
Someone w ants to know how th e custom of orizing the state Relief com mittee
day morning, made several purchases hand-shaking
C alam ity hits a lot of us. and
Editor ..
Ann M unkr
originated. Well, probably Adam dis to handle th e details of old age
around a t different stores. He had to covered th a t th e votes of Eve. Cain a n d Abel pension paym ents will save the som e of us p retty hard at times, Well Received
Faculty in Game
A««i«fnnt Fxlitora
counties thousands of dollars in I but unless the cataslrophe is visible
M ary C aldw ell and Joy Foeiker
"Growing Pains" was well re
double park while making his purchases. w eren 't enough to land him in office, so he would clerk
Much interest has been aroused
hire,
according
to
State
Treas-
I
to
all
eyes,
it
generally
passe
s
w
ith
-
Philo
N adina I ’atternon
to get out and shake th e horny paw s of Tom,
ceived by a record-breaking au d i
• by the soft ball tournam ent, and
It causes one to wonder who was occupy have
urer
Senate
Holman,
who
c
o
lla
b
o
ra
te
out
notice
Calamity,
in
this
case
L
u
V
erne
Ahendroth
Dick and H arry.—Ex.
ence Friday evening. It was a four-
i the climax came on Monday ufter-
iiir l Reserve«
h ith e r lla r ty
with representatives of the relief came .swiftly and unannounced to star play and laurels may be even
ing all the space.
1 noon, when Howell's winning team
Hi Y
Torn Stretcher
com m ittee and th e attorney gener H. J. Wright. Beaverton green ly divided am ong the cast. O ut
B . a
Safety of life and property demands
played the faculty. Soft ball prov-
David Torhet
al's staff in w orking out the plan house owner. One day he possessed standing perform ances w ere given
Student Council
Irm a l Trank
' ed to be hard on soft muscles, and
a correction of this traffic condition. We
for disbursing th e combined feder w hat appeared to be a prize lot of by Robert Tongue. M arjorie Mont-
T ry Squure
H arold Mey er
the final score was 13-7, in favor
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al. state and county funds Under tom atoes nearing the ripening stage gomery. Bernice Howard. LuVerne
—, Mi«a A llen
believe th a t in the long run everyone
of the students. Line-ups w ere as
this plan the counties will turn 3n io . n
w
i
t
h
well
-
loaded
Ahendroth,
and
Joy
Foeiker.
Hon-
follows:
would appreciate it if a proper solution
over th eir m onthly quota of pen stalks in six greenhouses covering orable mention goes to C hristine
Sludvnl«
F a r u lir C g
Editorial
Fifteen Years Ago
could be reached.
sion funds to the sta te committee nearly an acre. The next day an Robb. Ann M unkres. D irk Abts
Wnhner
P
K illit«
Knot Hole Views
Honeymoon
Mountain
What Other Editors Say
Hilhi News
Our Yesterdays
Receives Indorsements
It is gratifying and pleasing to Hills
boro friends of Judge Donald E. Long to
have him indorsed by the Journal and
Oregonian fo rju d g e of the court of domes
tic relations out of a field of four. The
Oregonian says in p a rt:
The Oregonian is impressed w ith th e qualifica
tions, experience and record of Donald E. Long,
form er municipal judge. He is experienced in the
handling of youth and social problems. His rep u ta
tion for upright fairness as a judge is w ell es-,
tablished. He enjoys the general esteem of t h e ’
public and legal profession. He is this new spaper's
choice for th e place he seeks.
Judge Long is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
L. A. Long of Hillsboro and spent his boy
hood days here, attending the l o c a l
schools. His many friends here and this
new spaper wish him every success in his
cam paign for circuit judge.
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Government G-men are always fu r
nishing plenty of evidence th a t crime does
not pay. They have captured several of the
nation’s No. 1 bad men in recent weeks.
These governm ent men are mighty per
sistent and they stay with it till they get
th eir man, sooner or later.
We hope th a t the people of W ashing
ton will soon retire Zioncheck so his antics
in the nation’s capital and other places
won’t be leaping out at us in headlines so
frequently.
Argus, May 5, 1921—Hillsboro take.s initial 1921
game from A rtisans of P ortland 4 to 3. Eugene G ray
strikes out 11 A rtisan batters. H erb Schulm erich hit
on jaw by pitched ball before gam e and unable to
play. H arvey B atchelor hitting sta r w ith th ree hits
in four tim es up.
Jo h n Ireland of Forest G rove appointed county
com missioner to succeed the late Jo h n F. Carstens.
Miss Alma Schulm erich retu rn s from W ashing
ton, D. C., w here she has been em ployed since sh o rt
ly after w ar broke out in 1917.
A. J. Ray, founder of th e hop firm of A. J. Ray
& Son, died at Hillsdale Friday His son. H. W. Ray,
is connected w ith the Ray-M aling cannery.
E. L. Moore, trav elin g salesm an for a laundry
m achinery house, retu rn ed last w eek from a trip to
New York.
B. C. Hollenbeck dies at home above M ountain-
dale May 4.
“Oh. Susannah,” staged at L iberty th eatre Wed
nesday night by senior class. Cast included Edw ard
Wall, Belle Taggart. A rchie Pitm an, Flossie Schiedel,
G eraldine Cockerel, A rth u r Rollins, Oscar Hagg,
O scar Humberg, Rosie Jossie, M arie Rushlow, and
Violet Webber.
Pomona G range w orking to refer county salary
bill increase to th e voters.
Mrs. A lbert Schm idt of Orenco dies April 28
Thom as C. D arnell of Dayton. Wash., and Miss
F rieda Rannow m arried here A pril 30.
Thirty Years Ago
Argus, May 10, 1906—F rederick A. Olds of Mid
dleton dies May 1.
Men, representing London capital, here looking
over section relative to proposed electric line being
promoted by United Railways.
Hillsboro to celebrate Fourth of Ju ly . Com m it
tee includes MWvor B. P. Cornelius, W. W. Boscow,
A. C Shute, W. V. Wiley. E J. Lyons, J. W. Bailey,
John Dennis and C. A Lam kin.
L om e P alm ateer and Miss Je n n ie T horne m ar
ried May 9.
J. W. Connell and C. W. Redmond buy interest
of H artram pf brothers in th e city livery.
Nine inm ates reported at county poor farm.
County pays $9 each for care.
Portland automobile club visits Hillsboro.
which will combine the payments unannounced and unusual disease Lowell Chase. K enneth Woodward^
Student body election day Is nenr U H I.Mit
C
G o o d iiiiiit
her lu i k I
1 b
in a single check to each bene
Romite
•»» amr’g i ik* m;" k tipon the Lloyd Selfridge. Josephine Gillette, —will be here on Friday of this Sut
WllllBrn«
2 b
L e « rr
ficiary. Pensioners will receive th rifty stalks,
stalks
following sw iftly and Lewis Garfield.
week, in fact. A fter the annual Howell
3 b
Kkeii«
cashable checks under this plan in during the next hours to include
staff election we realize th a t some h a ir
H n tb h o n i
rf
The
players
went
big
and
received
stead of discountable w arrants as th e fruit. Yet we found Mr. Wright, am ateur standing at th e end of the thing needs to be done about vot A. Mohr
If
Stiilley
was the case in some counties am ong his tom ato plants, doing first act. The m ixture of pathos ing. Out of approxim ately three ihiNrh
««
Pott«
rick
8
under the form er plan, Holman w hat he could, in his sturdy fash and comedy was effectively por hundred registered voters, not more Hntt
VanlsfN»
8
points out.
ion, to salvage as much as possible trayed The natural grouping of than half came to the polls to cast ( rittertflen
H
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of w hat promised to be a m ajor the "eop scene" also deserves com th eir ballot. This is your school; Dinpir«« : Lloyd Selfridg e n n d Elm an
Schulmerfrh,
More than 100 law students are financial loss. Perhaps that stiff- pliments.
r«keeper:
Tom Goodin.
these officers are to be your execu
expected to tak e the examination backed acceptance of fate is due,
Among humorous scenes, not-to- tives for a year Unless everyone
for admission to the bar on Ju ly 14 som ew hat, to th e fact that Mr be-forgotten, w ere those w here votes there is likely to be some
and 15, according to A rthur S. W right has w eathered other m ajor ! George entered pantless, w hen Elsie crooked polities or some underhand
Benson, clerk of th e suprem e court calam ities on frontier established i and George were tripping the light party practices in action. It takes
with whom applications are now as the wave of civilization spread fantastic, when the autom obile less time to vote than it does to get
W alter Foeiker and Faurest An
being filed. Records show that ap westward, satiating men's craving chugged onto th e stage, and the a drink of water. Why not go thirs
derson have been elected editor
proxim ately 60 per cent of all for adventure and hardships.
professor entered with the un- ty for one period and be loyal? and manager, respectively, of the
those who take the test are success
It takes less tim e to vote than
it 1937 Hilhi annual. Jeanne Abts is
nescessary mercuriehrom e.
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ful.
Dream s yet are not d e a d , we
The stage set by Mr. Romig and does to argue a certain teacher out assistant editor nnd Robert Allison
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have found, for a young couple hi i manual training claia aurpa tad of (or into) a good grade. Why assistant manager.
All designs subm itted in Ihe state was discovered the other day who all previous successes.
not study a little harder the next
capitol contest will be displayed have come out bf the city adver>- |
day and do your duty?
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Keen at the Big Game
in the rooms of the Salem chamber tu rin g back to the land. The ad-
To E nter Contest
Let's all surprise the voting com 1. Mr. Barnes.
of commerce following selection of ven tu re must be real, too, because
Tryouts among students of the m ittee and keep them rushed all 2. The Romig family on the side
the w inning architect on May 29. lie young woman her nam e docs school
lines, w atching daddy's progress to
for the annual Rotary Club noon hour!!
The general public will be given an not
ward the big league.
told, all in a bro.nth- oratorical contest resulted in Chris-
opportunity to inspect the entries less rnat.er
moments of the n c w ' tine Robb being chosen as repre-
W e catch ourselves almost in tenrs 3. Miss Allen ehew lng gum.
and to pass judgm ent on the judg house, few
which would be a shell in | sentative. The topic of this year's when we realize that next week 4. Several members of the faculty
m ent of the judges who pick the the beginning
and a "swell" cot- t speech is "Can the United States we will edit our last issue of giving an exhibition of slow motion.
w inner.
tage when finished in th e next two Achieve N eutrality by Federal “Hilhi News." It hasn’t been so 5. "Goody" lim ping off the dia
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years. Also there was to be a cow, | Legislation?"
good perhaps but it holds a corner mond with a sore finger.
Business is booming. March gas chickens. garden and m aybe a i
of our hearts that nothing else can
oline sales in Oregon exceeded the sw im m ing pool except that they
Form er Student Drowns
Nominations Made
ever fill.
record for March. 1935, by 5.500.000 discovered, after the place was
William Lovelace, who attended
Nominees for student bixly offi
gallons. S tate taxes paid on gaso purchased, that the creek was a
Come
on,
reporters,
let's
make
high school here last fall nnd left
line sales for th e month totalled drain for num berless septic tanks. cers are the following: president, this final issue of this year's Hilhi for California just before C hrist
Tom Stretcher, Keith Busch and
$947,764 74.
A lready every known variety of Nolan Furrow : vice-president, Ray News som ething worth rem em ber mas, was drowned at Oswego n
week ago Sunday. P articulars of
garden tru ck was growing enough mond L air and Dorothy Challa- ing!
Has Big Influence
for five families if it ever came combe: secretary, Virginia Perkins
the tragedy have not been re-
PORTLAND—-A study conducted to m aturity. And yet th ere are and Vivian Saeressen; treasurer,
Mr. H aller has asked the faculty ported.
by th e U. S. D epartm ent of Labor those w ho say th at dream s a r e Fred Bernan and Vincent Phelps and senior class to help his clubs
revealed th at good housing condi dead.
Classes Plenie
cleet a senior girl as Mary's Rose,
tions have a direct and favorable
Mr. Stalley's civics classes, col
a title corresponding to the senior
Win Places
effect on the height and weight of
lectively, held their picnic S a tu r
Prisoner: "Judge, I don't know
In a track meet S aturday at boy's Sir Galahad.
school children. Housing standards w hat to do."
day at Avalon park. The day was
Forest Grove, Dick Abts won sec
established by th e Federal Hous
spent In swimming, bontlng, canoe
Judge: "Why, how 's that?"
ond place in high jum p and H arry
Laboratories nnd main plant of ing, indoor-pla.vlng, dancing and
ing A dm inistration a r e pointing
Prisoner; “I sw ore to tell the Wojohn fourth in pole vault. Dick Portland
General
Electric
Co.
in
the w ay to healthier, happier and truth, but every tim e I try some will com pete in the state m eet at
eating. The cars arrived nt th e
Portland were visited b y
Mr. park about 1:30 and left at about
more efficient homes.
law yer objects."—Ex.
Corvallis.
Goodman's physics classes Tuesday. 9:30.
Heads of 1937
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