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With Which in Combined the Hillsboro Independent
Volitine 13, No. 17
H ill lioro Independent
K > t.-iblisb«*rl 1873
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, June 11, 1936
M ahoney Will OLD GLORY CELEBRATES B IR T H D A Y
Talk at O renco
PRID E OF N A T IO N FOR 159 YEARS
S pecial C hurch P ro g ra m on
S chedule for Sunday
illy b ln
llu gli
O KKN C O W illi M iih m irv, <lein
i cr.itl«* im d id id e for U nited States
.•< natui and opponent of Keuiitoi
( lia ile . M cN ary in the Novernbei :
election, w ill peak In the O renco I
i lio<il a u d ito riu m
at 8 o'clock '
Tuesday evening, under the au
pici . of th O rrn c o Townsend clu b
, The p u b lic is in v ite d
It
Mi .'in i M •
I’ 11 d Keith
win
have been v is itin g M r
W
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H unter, w ill le tu r n 1«» th e ir home
at V ancouver K ( ’ , a fte r uttend
inc. tiie rose festiva l
M i and Mrs ( ¡ h im Hobson and
daughter ■ V irg in ia and h o i.. ¡pent
the week end in DaliHM w ith M i .
Hobson s piuent , M r
and M r,
M ark Hlagett
Mitt shall E
Bruce o f Hering.
W ash, pent the past week at th e !
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Special Program Sunday
The next tw o S un da ys, w ill be
day. of special in te r* t at the Or
eneo chu rch
N ext Sund.iv Hcv
Pant D o ll/. I)
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o f S illim a n I
u n iv e rs ity , P h ilip p in e Island«, w ill
be the speak«a at the 11 o’clock
m ia ce He w ill also speuk to the
Sunday school at 1(145
In tht
evening at 8 e'clock there w ill be
u union service in the N eedville
churah. at w hich D r D o lt/ w ill
.show m otion p te tu n s o! S illim a n J
u n iv e rs ity and the P h ilip p in e I
land* An e ffo rt is being made to I
p ro vid e tra n sp o rta tio n fo r a ll who
w u h to go ( ’;u . w ill leave tiie
O renco church at 7 45 Sunday,
June 21. w ill tie observed as e liil-
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the Sunday school w ill be in charge
o f the m o rn in g service, w hich w ill
begin at 10 30 < n c -h u lf hour e a r
Honors to the N ational Elag are rendered by U S Marin« d u rin g a cerem ony at W ashington, D. C „
lie r than usual
anti 'u p p e r le ft) w h ile m arching by the C hien Men pagoda at P eiping, China. U p pe r rig h t: O ld G lo ry
M eeting Tuesday
di> played by w ar veterans in a p a trio tic parade a t P hila delph ia, b irth p la ce of the S tar Spangled B a n
ner in 1777.
T he P ortla nd Pr« sbyteria w ill
meet id the O renco com m u nity
P ro u d ly w a vin g over the land of con tine nt they had wrested from was O ld G lo ry th a t waved above
chu rch T in ‘d a y fo r an a ll day hcs - I
a nation reunited, to hold once
the free and the home of the brave the elements.
Mon The W om an’« C ircle w ill .‘ e rv e i
Hut th a t story has not alw ays m ore w ith in its w a vin g folds e v
d in n e r at noon fo r members a t fo r m ore than a cen tury and a half, been a tale o f w orkshop and forge ery State and C o m m onw ea lth in a
O ld ( .lo r y celebrates another a n n i and store and fa rm or of pioneer com m on bond o f allegiance.
ten din g P rt sbyteria.
.Mt eting Postponed
versary on June 14.
ing men and women Tin- A m erican
L a te r the fla g was o u r sym bol
June m eeting o f the W om an’.«
Back in the fazd-dim m ing t w i Elag w;is born in the heat o f b a t when proud and ha ug hty Spain
M issiona ry society h.c; been post
tle
and
b
a
ttle
has
been
its
h
e
r
it
poned from June 17 to June 24 lig h t of the R e volu tion the folds o f age dow n th ro u g h the years. Not was fo re ve r banished fro m o u r
and w ill be an a ll day m eeting the Star., and Stripes firs t flu tte r , d battles of conquest but battles of 1 con tine nt to w in freedom fo r the
w ith picnic lunch in tiie G. A in the breeze. The flag's firs t o f f i •sclf-p ri .«rvatio n.
oppressed people o f oth er lands.
cial b irth d a y was June 14. 1777.
Robson grove
It waved above John Paul Jones Pledged as a sym bol o f life , lib e rty
Long before O ld G lo ry was born,
Mr
W II R ing and son Hugh
ip nt the week-end v is itin g M rs other . m yb o llc bits o f b u n tin g had when h i' stood on the deck o f the and the p u rsu it in happiness O ld
King
.sons, H a ro ld and Forest expre . ed ttie hopes and aspirations Bon Homme Richard, w ith his ship G lo ry has been in cam paigns abroad
Holm e
and th e ir fa m ilie s at D a l o f a lib e rty -lo v in g people. E arly s in k in g beneath h im and c a lm ly an
las
colonial flags show anchors, beav swered the B ritis h demands fo r I
WE b E A L IN REAL ESTATE
Mr
and Mr<
John Bruce of ers, pine trees and oth er insignia, surre nd er w ith ; " I have not ye t 1
Writ«
Dodge C ity . K a n . were guests at and .-ollie of them bore tile words. begun to fig h t.”
Fire end Aulomuhite In m -en ea
Lo ve o f Stars and S tripe s w a s .
the It E Burd* tte home from S un- ' "H ope." " L ib e r ty ," or "A n A p p iu l
Make L e r i , and Iwue Surety Bunde
the in s p ira tio n fo r C aptain L a w
day to Tuesday
to Heaven "
rence. w ho died on tiie decks of
I
K U R A T L I & W ISM ER
P rom ine nt among these e a r l y
te n d in g 4 11 .uin in ci .school in C o r bantu i s were the rattlesnake and till* Chesapeake w ith his lip s fo rm
HILLSBORO, OREGON
in g his last words; ‘ D o n't give up • Telephone 1391
va llis.
1236 Second St.
G rand U nion design.-; the fo rm e r the ship."
; bow ing a rattlesnake spi t ad across
"B y the dawn's e a rly lig h t" on
the th irte e n strip«1*, and the la tte r Septem ber 14, 1814. Francis Scott
bearing the crosses o f St. George K ey saw the S tar Spangled Banner
and St. A nd rew , w tie re w h ite stars s t ill w a vin g over F ort M cH e nry
H A R R IS O N D. H U G G IN S
in a blue fie ld are now shown.
and composed the song w h ich i s ,
O ld G lo ry was born when t h ir now the na tio n a l anthem
Chai h
E W ells ta lke d at the
D.
R otary c lu b luncheon last T h u rs teen s tru g g lin g colonies clu ng te n
I t fle w p ro u d ly over o u r little EYE, EAR, NOSE AN D T H R O A T
day on the trip , w h ich he and M rs aciously to a n a rro w w ar-ravaged fle e t on Lake Elrie, w h iy i P e rry
S P E C IA L IS T
W ell te ce n th took to W ashington, s trip of land along the A tla n tic sent his im m o rta l message, "W e i
D ( ’ T hey w ent around throu gh eoast. It was the sym bol o f men have met the enem y and they are
GLASSES FITTED
the south« rn part o f the U nited w ho had dared to a y . "W e hold ours," and a few years la te r it i
States by autornehic a n d back this tru th to be se lf evident that triu m p h a n tly led the w ay when
Boom S
th ro u g h the n o rth M i
W ells at
a ll men are created free a n d Z achary T a y lo r v o ic i «1 o u r protest
Commercial National Bank A nnos
tended the national convention of i equal!"
at Buena V ista and M onterey in
the Daughters o f the A m erican
Thonea
H ou n
For a b rie f space the fla g under Mexico.
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9:80 a. m. to 12 m.
R evolution.
A nd when the Lost Cause went
w
h
ich
they
hail
fought
and
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1:30
p.
m.
to
6 p. m.
lb* said that auto camp accom- |
dow n to a most honorable defeat
m< datum s are m uch better in the chased th e ir freedom clu ng to a in the w a r between the States, it .
west, that the fa rth e r east one goes | n a rrow b o rd e rlin e o f e a rth along
the worse tin \ become W ells was , the A tla n tic seaboard, and then it
m uch impressed w ith a visit to , started w estw ard.
the V ic k s b u rg b a ttle fie ld , w here ; Today the forests and the m oun
they spent a day
tains of the Ear N o rth knov. that
Hi
impression* of W ashington. banner and the tale it bears; the
D C . were in te re stin g t o t h e ! pra irie s o f the West, tin- c liffs and
H otarian- He said the senate was • gorges of the Rockies, the swamps
and bayous and ric h fields of the
wa such a conglom eration that it i sunny South Yet the h a lf of that
was hard to fin d out w hat it was . s to ry has not been told.
a ll about. O nly 150 out of the m em
Ever above that to ilin g , fig h tin g
bership of 430 were present in the
house T here are 7000 taxicabs in epie of a great nation floated the
th* eapitol and standing room is Stars and Stripes A t firs t it blazed
til«' tr a il across a p rim itiv e w ild e r
at a prem ium .
II A. Deck is cha irm an fo r to ness, re m a in in g to fly its s ta rry
folds above an in du strious people,
day.
busied w ith tile developm ent of a
( lu c k Ia n Belt
The fan belt should be exam ined
occasionally and adjusted as re
q u ire d. says t h e
Oregon State
Mt to r association The belt should
be tig h t enough to d riv e the fan
w ith o u t noticeable slippage, hut
not so tig h t as to place a stra in
on tin* fan bearing.
Section 2. Pages 1 to 6
H ills b o ro A rg u s Established 189-1
on ly when the ideals o f dem ocracy
have been endangered.
Perhaps ou r ideals have n o t
alw ays been realized, but h isto ry
w ill bear witness th a t lust o f con
quest or th irs t fo r w o rld dem inion
have never prom pted us to take
up arms.
A ltho ug h historian", disagree, tr a
d itio n pom 's to Betsy Ross, a pop
u la r P hila delph ia fla g m aker of
the day, as the m aker of the firs t
sample of the Stars and Stripes.
W ' are told tha t a com m ittee head
ed by George W ashington, called
on Mrs Ross in the S p rin g of.
1776 and subm itted a rough de
sign of a new type of fla g in w hich
stars had been sub stituted fo r the
cro ■ of St George and St. An«
drew.
On June 14. the fo llo w in g year,
congress resolved "T h a t the flag
o f the th irte e n U nited States be
th irte e n stripes, alte rna te red and
w h ite ; th a t the union be th irte e n
stars, w h ite in a blue fie ld , re p
resenting a new con stellation ."
A t firs t there were o n ly th irte e n
stars in that constellation, illu m in
a tin g the th irte e n stripes.
L a te r
tw o m ore stars and stripes w ere
added fo r V erm o nt and K en tucky.
However, subsequent le g isla tio n au
tho rized the re tu rn to the o rig in a l
th irte e n s trip e design, and the
adding of new stars u n til now there
are 48 gleam ing sym bols in the
S tar Spangled Banner.
Long may she wave dow n the
years.
C H A R L E S J. ROSE
Charles J. Rose, 60. died at H u be r
June 3. He was the husband of
Freda Rose, son of Mrs. D e lph in e
Ruse, b ro th e r o f M rs. J. M. M c
Mahon. C. James Rose o f St. Cloud,
M m n : Mrs. J. B. G ilsd o rf. Huber:
Law rence Rose. P o rtla n d . M. P.
Rose, G rand Forks. N D ; I. A
Rose, S p rin g fie ld , 111: F. O. Rose.
Spokane, Wash.: Mrs. H. G. H a n
sen. Los Angeles, Cal., and g ra n d
fa th e r of Robert and Jack G ils d o rf
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Buxton G roup
Elects T onight
A n n u al School M eeting on
M onday at School
IBy Mr«. Jest. Meyer«)
BUXTON
Tow nsend c lu b w ill
meet to n ig h t ‘ T h u rsd a y) at the
G range h a ll fo r election o f o f f i
cers.
A n n u a l school m eeting w ill be
he ld at the school house Monday.
One board m em ber to serve three
years and a cle rk to serve o n e
year w ill be elected. The budget
w ill also be considered.
S h irle y W hite is v is itin g her
aunt, Mrs. O ran E llio t, at H oulton.
Mrs. Claude R einoehl 'Frances
Q u ie r) a rriv e d last week fro m A r i
zona fo r a v is it w ith her m other,
M rs. H. Q uier.
Mrs. Ira P ow ell i s reco verin g
fro m the measles.
S tra w b e rry p ic k in g is progress
in g here in spite o f the rain, w h ich
has caused lots of rot.
Esther Q uie r has the measles.
Mrs J. Lane, Mrs. V ic to r W h ite
and Miss Elsie M eyers are w o rk
in g at the Bodle b a rre lin g p la n t in
Banks.
C arpenter w o rk is being done on
the C. A. Peterson house now oc
cupied by the W illia m Best fa m
ily . M r. and Mrs. Peterson expect
to move there in the near fu tu re .
M r. and Mrs. O liv e r Hove of
Vancouver visite d her m other. Mrs.
Rhoda Watson, Sunday.
Ronald E->tepp is v is itin g re la
tives here.
D elm ar Riggle and E lto n In g ra m
o f B irk e n fe ld were here fro m F r i-
day to Sunday.
Mrs. E. Erickson was visite d by
her m other and bro th e r fro m M ill
C ity and an aunt fro m C olorado
th is week-end.
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