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Volume 13, Nu. 22
Canby Priest
Near Death
in Accident
E le c tr ic
T r a in
W ith W hich is Combined the Hill boro In d e pendent
In d e p e n d e n t
H ig h w a y
East
C o m m is s io n
K ig h t - o f - W a y
o f T ig a r d
A sks
A cross
P o in te r C e m e te ry
Taken to I lo sp ital
Pointer Heirs Sued
Crews on W ils o n r iv e r and W o lf
cre e k h ig h w a y s c o n tin u e d to push
fa rth e r in to the m o u n ta in s on the
w o rk in th e west end o f th e c o u n
ty, w h ile a n o th e r c re w is m a k in g
ra p id ad va nce on
th e ro a d w a y
w h ic h
w ill
c o n n ect th e
B arnes
road, n o rth o f B e a ve rto n , w ith th e
h ig h w a y at S y lv a n . K . E T illo t -
son. re sid e n t e n g in e e r fo r W P A .
re p o rte d th is week.
O n W ilso n r iv e r, a t r a il has been
pushed w ith in a m ile and a h a lf
o f tin - W a s h in g to n c o u n ty lin e and
cre w s are s la s h in g brush, to open
th e r ig h t- o f- w a y to th e s u m m it
F iv e shovels n o w are g ra d in g on
th e
C a r D ru g g e d 126 F e e t w ith
M an
J u lj
H ills b o ro
I 6, 19 16
A rg u s
E sta b lish e d
Two Sections, F o u rteen Pager
1894
Highway
Grand Jury
New Dress Promised to
State Begins IV PA
C rew s D riv e Weil Named
County Fair Grounds Asks Court
Suit to Take Toward Goals' Commander
Legion Post WPA Labor Project Approved for $5000; Add X-Ray
Burial Plot
Re-elected
D e m o lis h e s
A u to «1 C ro s s in g
I li il boro, ()regon, T h u rs d i
E s ta b lis h e d 1873
Land
P in n e d In s id e
Needed
fo r
W o lf C re e k
W o r k on
Road
H ills b o r o
S e le c t*
V e te r a n s ’
G ro u p
i
R ecom m ends
M o re
O f fic e r s fo r
C o m in g Y e a r
j
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i
P ‘ioneer Pageant New Feature
Annual Fall Program
Pep Meeting Planned
lo a d
O n th e S y lv a n sector, a c o n s tru c
tio n re p o rt o f J u ly 13 shows, 18.557 , J u n io r B a s e b a ll T e a m to be
c u b ic ya rd s o f d ir t have been m o v - |
ed since w o rk
sta rte d M a tc h 5. j
S p e c ia l G u ests
C re w s have cle a re d 7.47 acres o f :
la n d and m oved 161 ya rd s o f ro c k . I
E ig h t tru c k s a re e m p lo ye d in m o v - I
J a k e W e il, f ir s t v ic e -c o m m a n d e r
in g d ir t fro m th e cu ts to th e fills .
o f H ills b o ro post. A m e ric a n L e g io n
Chang«' in th e wage scale o f a ll i d u rin g tq e past ye a r, was elected
classes o f la b o r e m p lo y e d on W P A : co m m a n d e r a t th e post e le c tio n
I p ro je c ts in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty and 1 T uesday n ig h t
n o w in e ffe c t, places a ll w o rk m e n '
O th e r o ffic e rs a rc: A r t h u r K ro e -
! u n d e r th e p re v a ilin g wage, le a v in g ger. f ir s t v ic e -c o m m a n d e r;
F re d
the a m o u n t th e m an is e n title d to j E n g e ld in g e r. second v ic e -c o m m a n d
I e a rn th e same as u n d e r th e p la n | e r. L e o n S. D avis, a d ju ta n t; R us
i used fo r th e past year.
sel T is d a le , fin a n c e o ffic e r. C a rl
L a b o re rs in r u r a l areas, such a s ' Russell, c h a p la in . V a le n tin e A b a d ie .
th e p a rt o f th e c o u n ty fro m H u b e r h is to ria n ;
G. R. Rosecrans. s e r
west, w ill w o rk 100 h o u rs at 44 , g e a n t-a t-a rm s .
cents p e r h o u r. In te rm e d ia te s k ills |
E xpenditure of $5000 im m ediately on the fair ground
buildings to put them in condition for the W ashington
county fair, which opens S ep tem b er 3, has been approved
by the sta te office W PA , according to Ed. L. Moore, m an
a g e r of the fair.
The p ro ject now m ust be a p p ro v ed by th e w orks a d
m inistration in W ashington, a fte r w hich painters, car-
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Commander
w ill
be e m
C o u n ty
B uy
E q u ip m e n t fo r
H o s p ita l
H e re
Three Ordered Tried
D e fe n d a n ts
A ll
In d ic te d on
A s s a u lt C h a rg e s
ployed to recondition the grounds
and b u ild in g s . M o o re
said.
Purchase o f a p o rta b le x - ra y m a*
chine, deep c a v ity lig h t, and fr a c
P lans fo r th e fa ir are pro g re ssin g tu re o p e ra tio n ta b le to co m p le te
ra p id ly w ith th e p ro g ra m r o u n d th e e q u ip m e n t at th e c o u n ty hos
in g in to shape, in d ic a tin g one o f p ita l. was recom m ended b y th e
th e best c o u n ty fa irs in
re c e n t c o u n ty g ra n d ju r y fo llo w in g th e
F
L B ro w n o f L u u re l was rc -
years. Pledges o f f u ll s u p p o rt are to u r o f in s p e c tio n a t th e close o f
eleetcd c h a irm a n <»f th»- H ills b o ro
co m in g in fro m a ll c o m m u n ity a nd | its session la st week,
u n io n h ig h school b o a id at the
c iv ic o rg a n iz a tio n s o f th e co u n ty .
A c c o rd in g to D r. J. B. D in sm o re ,
a n n u a l « i g .m iz a t io n m e e tin g held
last W edm sday e ve n in g at the
H ig h lig h t o f th e e n te rta in m e n t c o u n ty h e a lth o ffic e r, p re se n t e q u ip
h ig h seho»»l He sei ved his fu st
fe a ture s o f th e fa ir th is ye a r w ill m e n t in th e h o s p ita l s u rg e ry is o t
T h e a c c id e n t happened at the
te rm a;- c h a irm a n last ye a r
be a ju n io r p io n e e r pageant and th e best, b u t an x - ra y m a c h in e is
r a ilw a y c r o . * in g .it T i »•»<*. a (ju a rte r
parade, in c lu d in g ta bleaus and o th g re a tly needed in h a n d lin g fr a c t u r
of a m ile east o f T ig a rd as F a th e r
e r acts in w h ic h boys and g ir ls ed bones, and m ed ica l e x a m in a tio n s .
F le m in g was i» tu r n in g hom e fro m
w i l l p o rtra y c h a ra c te rs and scenes
X -R a y Needed
Name
Committee
w ill w o rk 90 h o u rs to r 55 cents, i
a t r ip l»> P o rt b in d A lth o u g h the
in costum es o f th e e a rly days.
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T h e pageant is b e in g sponsored sessed a jjo rta b le x - ra y and flo u ro -
at 85 cents to m ake th e ir m a x im u m i H H o ffm a n . A H B usch a nd E A
he fa ile d to n o tic e tin- tra in , w h ie h
b y th e H ills b o ro C o ffe e c lu b , oldest scope. th e e q u ip m e n t w o u ld be a de
G r if f it h . D elegates to th e c o u n ty
a llo tm e n t o f $60 50
was tr a v e lin g to w a fd T ig a rd at a
(Continued un pace ft, column 1)
q u a te ," D r D in sm o re said. “ H o w
W illia m
D ie r d o r ff
Seam stresses w ill re ce ive 36 and ja m b o rra are
good ra te o f speed, a c c o rd in g to
ever. th e o th e r e q u ip m e n t w o u ld
and
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th e a ccid e n t re p o rt
be used and w o u ld be o f g re a t h e lp
Dele-gates to th e state c o n v e n tio n
120 h o u rs to e a rn $44 a m o n th .
f
s k ills 50 I e rt
in m a n y cases."
L a b o re rs in th e m e tro p o lita n area, a t R o se b u rg A u g u s t 13. 14 a n d 15
II e a p p lie d h i b ra ke s a b o ut 50
i < ..niinurd ..n p a ,, 6. column 1)
He e x p la in e d th a t th e deep c a v ity
are P. L P a tte rso n , J a k e W e il and
feet fro m th e crossing, b u t was u n -
lig h t was zin x - ra y ty p e f o r e x p lo r
W illia m C y ru s w it h L e o n S D avis,
Mbit’ • t»> b rin g his ca r to a stop,
in g the c o n d itio n o f in te rn a l organs
V a le n tin e A b a d ie a nd E. A . G r if
th e e n g in e s t r ik in g th e ca r on th e S h e r if f R e p o rts J o h n E p ie r
j n o t o th e rw is e e a sily rea ch e d b y
f it h at a lte rn a te s.
d r iv i*r*s suit* at th«« fro n t door.
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re
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o ffic e rs in S e p te m b e r nam ed by
tu re ta b le , he said, is a sp e cia l ty p e
120
w re c k a g e w h ic h was c a rrie d
C o m m a n d e r C y ru s , in c lu d e s D r.
o f o p e ra tin g ta b le used in th e re
feet a lo n g the right-of-way
Jo h n
E p ic i. m issin g C o rn e liu s
R a lp h D resser. C a rl R u sse ll and A
d u c tio n o f fractu re s.
T he ca r wa a t» d a l w re e k
T h is ta b le p e rm its th e su rg e o n
H. B usch.
T h re e p e rm is w e n * in ju r e d la st fa rm e r, i as »«•«• i in H ills b o ro som«*-
D e ta ils o f a ju n io r ba se ba ll pep
C o u n ty P o m o n a to S po n so r to m a n ip u la te the in d iv id u a l lim b s
T h u rs d a y «•veiling w h e n a eai d r i v tim e aft» r J u ly 4 and se ve ra l days
re p o rte d as m issing,
w ith o u t d is tu rb in g th e re s t o t th e
m e e tin g w e re le ft to th e b a seball
en by M»
ll«*len B a td o rf o f P o r t a fte r h<
■ body. I t also p e rm its th e su rg e o n
I c o m m itte e fo r a rra n g e m e n t.
The
E v e n t H e r« ^ A n n u a lly
land. s k id d e d «4» th e w e t pavem . nt J o h n C o n n e ll. : h e r if f , said T uesday.
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I post vo te d th a t a m ee tin g , in c lu d -
and crashed in to a tre«* at th«* »Id«*
i in g lu n ch , s h o u ld be h e ld at w h ic h H ills b o ro Post. A m e ric a n L e g io n
1er wa* in the H ills h o r o Ufted C a r
s tra p p in g th e p a tie n t o r h o ld in g
o f th e road, a c c o rd in g to a re p o rt
to
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file d w ith S h e r iff J o h n C o n n e ll
post a iid at w h ic h a n u m b e r o f n ig h t was elected co m m a n d e r to c o u n tie s fo r th e a ll O regon G ra n d
T h e re p o rt w e n t on to re c o u n t
T h e in ju re « ! w i i • M rs T ed ( ¡ o w to T o m B o lt in * H e is ‘«aid to have
N a m e N e w O ffic e r s
been a cco m p a n ie d b y tw o stra n g e rs
, local busm t-ssm en also in te re s te d succeed W illia m F. C yru s, c o m day at S h u te p a rk S u n d a y. S e v e ra l I in ' ' c , ‘ lg ,ahtio n o f ,h e c° u n ty ja i J'
in g 25 p e tty B a td o rf 1 and M i.
in ju n io r b aseball w o u ld be asked m an d e r fo r th e last tw o years. state o f f ic e « w e re present. A b r ie f w h lc h - th e Ju ry m c n s a ld ' was n c a t'
Ber am t w a * m ik in g th e p ric e o f an
E liz a b e th M B e rg e r 89 M i
W e il served th is ye a r as f ir s t v ic e
autom obll«*. t e llin g H o llin s tti.it tie
clean and in e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n , as
to p a rtic ip a te .
st
h u rts
g«*r s u ffe re d Uu*
re lig io u s s e rv ic e was h e ld in th e
Eugene
M
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w o u ld I»«* in tin* m a rk e t fu r a m a-
was th e h o sp ital. T h e p a tie n ts in
V a le n tin e A b a d ie . in ch a rg e o f com m ander He has ta ke n an a c tiv e
th e re p o rt sain
fo
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th e cle a n u p a t th e V e te ra n s ’ h a ll,
th e h o s p ita l, th e re p o rt said, w e re
T hu rsd a y
« v e irn g . M a ry
J«* in ctim«- w ith in a fe w days.
p a re d b y th e state gra n g e le c tu re r.
I e r T uesday n ig h t at the o rg a n iz a
re c e iv in g e x c e lle n t care
re p o rte d th e w o r k c o m p le te d and
Y n ilo u * ru m o rs h o ve been b ro u g h t
L illie s . 25. -<uffere«i b ru ise
when
M rs. G. W. T hie se n o f M ilw a u k ie
tio n m e e tin g o f th e W a s h in g to n
W h ile o n ly th re e d e fe n d a n ts w ere
(he gro u n d s p u t in good shape fo r
h e r a u to m o b ile and a n o th e r d riv e n to lig h t. r ifte d and d isca rd e d since
G range, assisted b y G eorge R a n d e ll
C o u n ty R e p u b lic a n clu b , a c c o rd in g
in d ic te d , fiv e tru e b ills w e re r e
th e su m m e r and fa ll.
by C A A ltrs k e n , B e a ve rto n ro u te th e sc.u» h f«»r E p le r begun He d is
o f W a rn e r G range.
,O P L. P a tte rs o n , c h a irm a n .
tu
rn
e d , thr«?e be in g a g a in s t M o rris
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a p p e a re d J u n e 39 a fte r an aeeid nt
1 c o llid e d w«*sl o f B e a v e rto n
F. M . M ills , W a s h in g to n c o u n ty K n u d ts o n O th e rs in d ic te d w e r e
M arsh, w h o was an a lte rn a te to
on b a seball fu n d s m et and co n
ou th e C o lu m b ia
h ig h w a y near
th«* h ig h w a y .
Pom ona G ran g e m aste r, presided. Cfeorge H in k le fo r assault and b a t
, (he re p u b lic a n c o n v e n tio n in C lc v e -
tacted th e business m en o f H ills -
V«t M ille r. 18 H ills b o ro i u te 5. W a rre n to n . w h e n h is ear was forc
' land, w ill g iv e a f u ll a c c o u n t o f i b e ro to raise fu n d s fo r ju n io r base
A fte rn o o n p ro g ra m opened w it h J. te ry , a nd W. C. S m ith of W e s tim -
ed fro m th e h ig h w a y and « tru c k an
*
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m jiii v
E L e w to n o f F o re s t G ro v e le a d in g ber. w h o was arrest«?d a fte r ati a l
i th e p ro ce e d in g s w h ic h re s u lte d in b a ll expense. C o n ta c t team s in
S u n d a y tiu m n n g at 3 30 o’c lo c k e le c tric lig h t pole.
th e c o m m u n ity s in g in g . P r in c ip a l leged k n ife a tta c k in w h ic h onfc
(he u n a n im o u s n o m in a tio n o f G o v- clu d e d P. L P a tte rson . J a k e W e il.
w h e n th e a u to m o b ile he was d r i v
T h e a c c id e n t was n t 1 30 o’c lo c k
address was g iv e n b y Rev. C la u d
. e rn o r A lt L a n d o n o f Kansas as the 11 L. M a c K c n z ie , E. A
(Continued on pace W, **olumn 1)
G r if f it h .
was .iccom'-
in g crashed in to a fla t ca r across in th< m o rn in g lie
G ir ls ' d e p a rtm e n t in 4 -H c lu b Sabin, p a stor o f F ore st G ro v e C h r is
republican candidate for president. D r. R a lp h D resser a nd C o m m a n d e r
th e h ig h w a y on th e F irs t a venue panted by Ins w ife and o th e r r.-l-
w o r k in th e co u n ty , w h ic h fo r a tia n c h u rc h . O th e rs on th e p ro g ra m
O thers, w h o h ave h e a rd M arsh W. F. C vrus.
r a ilw a y crossing II«- r e p o r t e d th a t at i vc«. T h e p a rty had been to T h e
speak on a ffa irs o f th e c o n v e n tio n ,
n u m b e r o t ye a rs has been u n d e r w e re ; M o rto n T o m p k in s . D a y to n .
th e c rossing was not lig h te d and D a lles to v is it re la tiv e s th e re .
d e cla re th a t he has an. " I n t e r -
th e s u p e rv is io n o f th e c o u n tv school s ta »e ®Fa.n ^ c o \ erseer. T. J. K re u d -
r o llim i) 2>
< ( o i l Iln u r« ! m i p«K<* 7
A fte i th e w re c k , th«- re m a in d e r
. . . .
...
er.
M u ltn o m a h
c o u n ty
Pom ona
i r a tin g s la n t on th e e ve n ts th e re .
o f th«» fa m ily re tu rn e d home, E p
s u p e rin te n d e n ts
o ffic e
prom ises m aste r; D r
C h a rle s
L . Haynes,
p resented in an in te re s tin g m a n - ,
le r t e llin g th e m th a t In* w o u ld jo in i irk completed Th.- cut nowghas I n e r.”
to be w e ll rep re se n te d at th e co u n - m a ste r R o c k w o o d G range. Jam es
th e m th e re as soon as his m a ch in e been s trip p e d o f o v e rb u rd e n as fa r
ty fa ir on S e p te m b e r 3. 4 and 5 F o rs v th e o f H ills b o ro G ran g e gave
Besides Ih e speaker, ne w o ffic e rs :
S u p e rin te n d e n t O B. K ra u s re p o rts | h address of w elcom e.
h id been to w e d to a garage at as th e r ig h t- o f-w a y has been p u r I w ill be elected fo r th e c lu b , and
t, J
chased.
th a t th e re are f u lly as m a n y g ir ls
„ ¡ . « . i___
W a rre n to n
The
g a ia g e in a n to ld
delegates selected to th e C o r v a llis
in c lu b w o r k th is y e a r as in p re -
A p p re c ia a o n o f H ills b o ro fir e de N o n -H ig h
o ffic e rs th a t th e last In* saw o f E p
B o a rd R e -e le c ts
c o n v e n tio n . A ll re p u b lic a n c a n d i-1
v io u s years. T h e re a re n u m e ro u s p a rtm e n t m em b e rs fo r th e fu rn is h -
le r was w h e n th e m an was sta n d in g
dates in th e c o u n ty a re e xp e c te d to
8 o f th e Pla n ° and
'° P g
R e e d v ille M a n
in fr o n t o f th e garage se e kin g a
to
H o ld se w in g 5 and c o o k in g clu b s th ro u g o h - , ln
be present and th e m e e tin g w i l l be S e v e ra l O f fic ia ls
o u t th e c o u n ty w h ile c a n n in g clu b s b a n q u e t ta b le was v o ic e d b y th e
•
l p re lim in a r y to th e re p u b lic a n cam -
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gra
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rs.
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e
fire
m
e
n
re
c
e
iv
e
d
O f f ic e A d d it io n a l T e r m
are not as n u m e ro u s as th e y s h o u ld
W h ile th e g a ia g e m a n w e n t to the
G r o n e r , R o w e ll P ic k E irs l
p a ig n in th e c o u n ty th is fa ll.
A. M . Jannsen. m e m b e r o f th e
; m a n y c o m p lim e n ts fo r th e ir w o r k
re a r o f his shop to tu r n o ff a lig h t,
be.
M o n d a y n ig h t, m em bers o f the
on th e p a rk a nd fo r th e ir F o u rth n o n -u n io n h ig h school b o a rd fro m
E p le r dis.ip p e an -d . h a v in g no trace
Z
ola
F.
M
org
a
n
,
assistant
to
th
e
P ro m is in g N e w C ro p
e x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e o f th e W ash-
zone th re e , was re -e le c te d c h a ir
o f J u ly p ro g ra m .
(By R. I.. Putnam I
lie fa ile d Io r e tu r n home, n o r c o u ld
s u p e rin te n d e n t, w ill be in ch a rg e o f
; in g to n c o u n ty re p u b lic a n c e n tra l
co n s e c u tiv e
W a s h in g to n c o u n t y P o m o n a m an fo r th e fo u rth
was re -e le c te d th e g irls ' 4-H d e p a rtm e n t at th e
R. L . P u tn a m
o ffic e rs fin d a n yo n e w h o had g ive n
, c o m m itte e m et in th e c o u rt house
F irs t o f th e ne w
BoyM*n b e rry h im a rid»* e ith e r to w a rd P o rtla n d
p re s id e n t o f th e H ills b o ro T o w n fa ir g ro u n d s again th is f a ll as she G ra n g e w i l l sponsor th is a ll O regon tim e a t th e o rg a n iz a tio n m e e tin g
C
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C
ite
d
;
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c
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and
m
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fin
a
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c
in
g
th
e
.
h a rv e s t in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty is o r e a stw a rd .
send c lu b at th e s e m i-a n n u a l e le c has been fo r th e last e ig h t o r n in e G ra n g e D a y at H ills b o ro as an an- o f th e n o n -u n io n board T h u rs d a y
fa ll cam p a ig n .
n ig h t in th e o ffic e o f O. B. K ra u s,
expected to net tw o tons, w ith most
| n u a l eve n t.
tio n o f o ffic e rs M o n d a y n ig h t at years.
U n d e r q u e s tio n in g ,
th e
E p le r
K
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n
iz
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to
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,
c
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ty
1
c o u n ty s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools.
of th«* c ro p be in g g iv e n a w a y fo r fa m ily , in c lu d in g h is w ife . can g iv e
th e B a p tis t c h u rc h . O th e r o ffic e rs
A t th e close o f th e grange p ic n ic
c h a irm a n , d e c la re d th a t e v e ry ef-1 are; G. N. T a g g a rt, v ic e -p re s id e n t;
P re m iu m lis ts are b e in g p re p a re d
Jannsen a n d W illia m D ie r d o r ff
a d v e rtis in g purposes, a c c o rd in g to no r«*a.son fo r his d isa p p ea ra n ce
se
ve
ra
l
d
ro
v
e
to
th
e
c
o
u
rt
house
fo r t w o u ld be m ade to m a k e Ih e ,
F«‘i'd G ro n c r and H o w e ll b ro th e rs, and. u n t il E p le r was re p o rte d as in
J. F. a nd w ill be sent o u t to th e c lu b and v is ite d th e W a s h in g to n C o u n ty o f th e n e w ly crea te d zone 5. took
"T h e ave ra g e hom e in th e U n ite d ca m p a ig n one o f th e w a rm e s t e v e r i H a ro ld C a rlile . s e c re ta ry ;
leaders in a b o u t tw o w eeks. A ll
th e ir oaths and w e re d u ly seated as
o w n e rs o f t b <• fir s t c o m m e rc ia l H ill boro. the fa m ily b e lie ve d th a t
B u c k la n d , tre a s u re r; J. A H o c k c r-
S tates pays b e tw e e n Be and 9c per c o n d u cte d in th is c o u n ty .
re g u la tio n s and ru le s fo r e n try a n d , H is to ric a _ l socie
A _ ty room , . , A n o ld m em bers o f th e board.
fie ld o f these n e w b e rrie s in th is he had m et w ith vio le n ce .
s m ith . F. M D ille . T A. M c C o u rt. e x h ib it o f c lu b w o rk w i l l be set PaP f r . F orest G ro v e In d e p e n d e n t
day fo r its e le c tric s e rv ic e ." dc-
"W e h a ve a n a tio n a l, sta te , and
C la im s a llo w e d b y th e b o a rd in
s ta te T h e p a rtn e rs n o w have 21
E. C. B ro w n . H. R. C h a n tle r and fo rth in these p re m iu m lis ts . A ll o f S e p te m b e r 1874. was o f p a rtic u -
H is w ife re p o rte d th a t he had ' e la re d D r. G eorge W. A llis o n of
c o u n ty tic k e t w h ie h no m an can be
c lu d e d tu it io n
to the
fo llo w in g
ucres p la n te d to th is cro p
(('»ntiniird «»n i»n««' *. rolumn 2)
I t 8a
gave
a lis t o f a ll u n io n schools; Banks, $1422 45; T i
E dison
E le c tric
in s titu te .
N e w o th e r th a n p ro u d o f." T e m p le to n O. P. G illc t. a d v is o ry b o a rd m e m - m em bers o f g ir ls ' clu b s a re u rg e d Ja^
“
'
e
A b e tte r m a rk e t fo r th is b e rry
T ? R,£ n e d BUl''k la n d a" d GH1Ctt to c o m p le te p ro je c ts a t an e a rly * th e * granges ” o rg a n iz e d in th e state gard. $3945.30: H ills b o ro , $3945.30;
Y o rk , s p e a kin g b e fo re
H ills b o ro to ld his c o m m itte e . W ith such m en ,
is e x p ic te d th a n fo r th e Y o u n g -
and F ore st G ro v e R o ta ria n s and as these to pre se n t to th e p u b lic w e re re -d e c tc d .
da te in o rd e r to be re a d y to m ake u p to 1873. It also g ive s th e names Scappoose. $131.34: F ore st G rove.
b e rry because o f its r ic h e r fla v o r
T h ro u g h th e c o u rte s y o f M r. and
th e ir w iv e s at a jo in , d in n e r m e e t as o u r can d id ate s. I feel th a t th e re
th e ir e x h ib its b y th e tim e o f th e o f th e fir s t m a ste r a nd se c re ta ry . $17553 35 D is tr ic t h ig h schools in
m id h ig h e r red c o lo rin g T h e b r-
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rs.
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r
P
a
lm
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r,
w
h
o
loaned
in g at F ore st H ills c lu b house s h o u ld be no q u e s tio n o f sw e e p in g
c o u n ty fa ir on S e p te m b e r 3. 4 and 5. W a sh in g to n c o u n ty was am o n g th e clu d e d T u a la tin . $167 45; B e a ve r
ri<*s th i y e a r a re h a rv e s tin g a b o ut
I
th
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ir
ra
d
io
fo
r
th
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v
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n
in
g
,
th
e
fir s t.
T uesday n ig h t.
ton, $8386.06; V e rb o o rt. $66.90; W est
success th is fa ll."
tw o pounds to th e vin e , and p ro b
re
g
u
la
r
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o
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n
s
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n
d
b
ro
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d
ca
st
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v
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r
—
"T have o fte n
w o n d e re d
why
Plans, as m ade b y th e e x e c u tiv e
L in n . $81.05. O f th e B e a v e rto n to
a b ly w o u ld have pro d u ce d m ore
H ills b o ro u n io n h ig h .school w ill
K N X becam e th e p rin c ip a l fe a tu re
people
c
o
u
ld
get
so
w
ro
u
g
h
t
lip
ta l. $700 o n ly was p a id at th is
co m m itte e , c a ll fo r th e im m e d ia te
th a n th is except fo r th e se t-b a ck resum e elass".s a fte r th e summer
o v e r an average h ill o f He o r 9c c o n s o lid a tio n o f re p u b lic a n forces o f th e p ro g ra m . R e p o rts w e re g iv
tim e p e n d in g th e c o m p le tio n o f
g iv e n th e m by th e d ry season o f I v a c a tio n b e g in n in g T ue sd a y m o r n
en by Rev. H e n ry Y o u n g , g e n e ra l
th e a u d it at w h ic h tim e the d if
a v . i i r ago. th«* o w n e rs d e cla re
in g S e p te m b e r 8. it was a n n o n n r il p e r day. E s p e c ia lly do I w o n d e r in th e p re c in c ts in p re p a ra tio n fo r c h a irm a n o f th e p re p a ra tio n s fo r
at
th
is
w
h
e
n
facts
sh
o
w
th
a
t
th
e
fe re n ce w ill be paid to th a t d is tric t.
in te n s iv e w o rk to be done as soon
Gron<»r fu s t h e a rd o f th e b e rry here fo llo w in g t h e
o rg a n iz a tio n
"T o w n s e n d D a y ." J u ly 3 at S h u te
a ve ra g e hom e in th is c o u n try to as th e c a m p a ig n
O f th e u n io n h ig h c la im s fo r
can be
f u lly
h o a rd h e ld last
in 1931 th ro u g h a n e w sp a pe r c lip m e e tin g o f th e
p a rk , a n d M rs. H. R. C h a n tle r.
d
a
y
pays
m
o
re
th
a
n
$1.40
per
day
R
ic
h
a
rd
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n
d
e
rso
n
,
fo
rm
e
rly
o
f
tu itio n , th e a m o u n t a llo w e d at the
la unched.
p in g . a m i th a t fa ll he m ade a t r ip W i’dne day e ve n in g
c
h
a
irm
a
n
o
f
th
e
"
f
lo
a
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"
c
o
m
m
itte
e
.
! M in n e a p o lis , and G eorge S kuse of m e e tin g T h u rs d a y was a p ro x im a te -
F 1. B ro w n . L a u re l, w h o se rve d fo r g o v e rn m e n t I have also w o n
to Buena P a rk , C al . w h e re the
T h e tr u c k on w h ic h th e flo a t was
d e re d w h y some s o -c a lle d p u b lic
' H ills b o ro , have purchased th e in ly o n e -h a lf o f the f u ll a m o u n t of
v in e s fir s t w e re
p ro p a g a te d
to la I ye a r a - c h a irm a n o f th e hoard,
p
resented
was
fu
rn
is
h
e
d
w
ith
o
u
t
C a r n a tio n C o m p a n y C u p fo r terest o f J. F M a x fie ld and V e r tu itio n , the fir s t h a lf b e in g p a id on
to th a t p o s itio n s p ir ite d ' m en can becom e so in t e r
le a rn m ore a b o ut th e new h tr y . was re elected
ch
a
rg
e
fo
r
s
e
v
e
ra
l
days
b
y
t
h
e
non M c F a ll in M a x 's B a k e ry on an e stim a te m ade e a rlie r in the
ested in th e p u b lic th a t th e y w a n t
A n o th e r t r ip was mad«’ by G ro n e r again th is ye a r T h e hoard in clu d e s
H ills b o ro
M o to r co m p a n y
and
C lu b , F a ir F e a tu re
Second avenue. T h e e sta b lish m e n t y e a r and th e re m a in d e r a w a itin g
.1 o h n to re n d e r th e m a g re a t se rvice by
and B e rt H o w e ll in 1935 w hen III o w n . T ho m a s G o ix lin .
loaned
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
c
o
u
rte
s
y
o
f
has
been renam ed, " H ills b o r o H om e th e a u d it to d e te rm in e th e f u ll
seeing th a t th e ir lig h t and p o w e r
enough p la n ts to set o u t 21 acres K .n n n a . II E T h o m p so n and M. 1'.
M rs. Jam es W h ite la w . A u n a n im o u s
b ills are g re a tly reduced. It seems
B a k e ry ."
a m o u n t to be paid.
C ady
w e re purchased.
(B y L. E. Francis. Ass't. County Axentt
v o le o f th a n k s was v o te d her.
to me th a t i f th e y w e re r e a lly s e r
N e x t m e e tin g o f th e b o a rd Is
A n d e rs o n has been e m p lo ye d fo r
T h e c lu b re g re tte d th a t it be
T he C a lf M a n n a tr o p h y w h ic h th e last 17 ye a rs in b a ke rie s in set fo r 8 p. m. J u ly 21 in th e c o u rt
ious and in earnest th e y co u ld re n
cam e necessary fo r R o b e rt K e lly , has been a w a rd e d fo r th e past tw o S e a ttle a n d
d e r th e p u b lic a m u ch g re a te r s e r
M in n e a p o lis . M rs. house to discuss th e advantages
vic e b y g e ttin g a re d u c tio n in Ih e C ity A s k s D is m is s a l A c tio n s e c re ta ry , to re s ig n his position I ye a rs to th e o u ts ta n d in g d a iry c lu b S kuse w ill h a n d le th e w o rk in the o f c a llin g fo r b id s f o r a ll tra n s
d u rin g th e re c e n t p rim a r y c a m at th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fa ir w ill sales d iv is io n o f th e new concern. p o rta tio n .
costs o f g o v e rn m e n t.
p aign. H o w e v e r, his o ffic e has been ag a in be a w a rd e d by th e C a rn a tio n
B ro u g h t by F o r re s te r
"T h e cos, o f e le c tric se rvice has
at th e c lu b 's d isp o sa l a nd M iss M ilk c o m p a n y and w i l l be one o f
been g ra d u a lly re d u ce d o v e r a lo n g
T illic K n o rr, s te n o g ra p h e r in h is th e fe a tu re s o f th e c o m p e titio n a t
p e rio d o f years. T h e d o m e stic ra le
H ills b o r o ’s a n s w e r Io Ih e s u it f i l
(Continurti nn page 7, rolumn 5)
th e fa ir.
fo r e le c tric se rvice has gone d o w n
i By I.eon S. Ila vis)
2(1 h o u r . in te r v ie w in g v a rio u s eom - o v e r 40 per cent sin ce 1924 w h ile ed la st w e e k b y A. C. F o rre s te r.
T he tro p h y , w h ic h is a la rg e s il
P
o
rtla
n
d
e
n
g
in
e
e
r,
a
tte
m
p
tin
g
to
lle lu n il Ih e
su e re ssfu l " lla p p y n iitte e s. persons and th c m a n a g e r Ih e cost o f liv in g th ro u g h o u t th e
v e r lo v in g cup, is p e rp e tu a l and is
c o lle c t fo r alle g e d services Io Ihe
D a ys" eel lir a lio n staged th is y e a r o f (lie r e le h ra tio n .
U n ite d States has gone u p o v e r
a
w
a rd e d each y e a r to th e d a iry
c ity on sewage d isp o sa l p la n , plans,
in H ills b o ro by Ih e fir e d e p a rt
F ro m th e hands o f Ih e re p o rte r. 10 p e r cent s in ce 1924."
c lu b
w h ie h m akes
th e
highest
w
as
a
m
o
tio
n
to
dism
iss
th
e
c
o
m
m ent. was an im p re s s iv e p u b lic ity Ih e copy w e n t Io Ih e e d ito r and
He p o in te d out se ve ra l illu s t r a
je o re on Ihe basis o f th e fo llo w in g
A n n u a l W a sh in g ton c o u n ty 4-H o f T ig a rd , w ill be de vo te d to th e
p
la
in
t.
c a m p a ig n c a rrie d on h y th is n e w s a fte r ¡1 was s r l in typ e , Io Ihe tio n s to sh o w th a t th e cost o f th e
points. 1 P e r re n t o f c lu b m em bers c lu b p ic n ic w ill be held J u ly 26 at use o f the p icn ic. B o a tin g anti
A ll is n u t so w e ll u ith Fd
T h e m otio n s, one file d fo r G eorge
paper. w h ic h re s u lte d m Ih e c ir p ro o f re a d e r
T h e e d itin g o f th is 1 ra w p ro d u c t is o n ly a sm a ll p e r-
e
x
h
ib
itin
g
.
2.
J
u
d
g
in
g
te
a
m
scores.
R oam er's Rest, a c c o rd in g to L . E. s w im m in g w ill be a v a ila b le a.« w e ll
C. Lu ce , r o u n tv c le r k , fo r th e
c u la tio n
th ro u g h o u t
W a sh in g ton a m o u n t o f co p y, w h ie h in c lu d e s i centage o f th e fin is h e d and de- McGee, c ity m anager, and a n o th e r
3. D e m o n s tra tio n team scores. 4 F ra n cis, assistant c o u n ty agent.
as p le n ty o f space lo r th e v a rio u s
"w h a n g d o o d le s" h a ve n o t y e t
c o u n ty o f 43t c o lu m n in ch e s of p re p a rin g heads and re a d in g fo r I liv e re d a rtic le in m a n y instances. fo r th e C ity o f H ills b o ro , alle g e d
E
x
ilib
it
p
la
tin
g
s
5.
S
h
o
w
m
a
n
s
h
ip
C o m m itte e o f leaders, w h o are ' events,
app ea re d on th e c o u rt house
re a d in g m a tte r.
m ista ke s in names, s p e llin g , etc., Costs o f processing and d is t r ib u th a t th e F o rre s te r c o m p la in t c o n
plaeings
6.
H
e
rd
m
a
n
s
h
ip
7.
F
ittin
g
.
w o r k in g out th e f in a l plans fo r th e
law n.
ta in e d m o re th a n one cause of
T h is a m o u n t o f re a d in g , if c o n I r e ip iire d th re e h ours, w h ile th e tio n are Ih e greatest fa cto rs
A w a rd in g o f th h i tro p h y has re - I p ic n ic w h ic h w ill
in
in c lu d e
b a ll I
A lw a y s
b e fore . I.uee says,
c e n tra te d in one issu ■ o f th e A r i p ro o fre a d , r sp e n t s ix h o u rs re a d e le c tric a l costs as w e ll as in o th e r a ctio n and th e re fo re was not a d
su ite d in a m a rk e d im p ro v e m e n t in games in th e m o rn in g , lu n c h and a
th
e
y
have
been
s
in
g
in
g
a
t
th
is
m
is
s
ib
le
fo
r
t
r
ia
l.
T
h
e
m
o
tio
n
s
gus. w o u ld
have re q u ire d m ore in g Ih e p ro o fs fo r e rro rs b e fo re Ih e
(Cunt inurri <>n i > h k <* 7, m l until 4)
th e appearance o f d a ir y e x h ib its s h o rt p ro g ra m a t noon, and re c rc - '
tim e o f the ye a r, w h a n g in g
w e re d ra w n b y P. L . P atterson,
th a n tw o and a h a lf jiages o f solid m a te ria l was re a d y to be placed on
bo th in th e b a rn s and in th e show- a tio n a l a c tiv itie s in th e a fte rn o o n . ,
a w a y w ith th e ir f a ir y flu te s
c ity a tto rn e y .
type, in c lu d in g headlines.
Ih e press fo r p rin tin g .
rin g I, has also e n co uraged th e c lu b in c lu d e s A r t h u r Ire la n d , c h a irm a n .
h
ig
h
am
ong
the
red
w
o
o
d
s.
F
o
rre
s
te
r
is
a
lle
g
in
g
th
a
t
he
was
B ro k e n d o w n s llll fu rth e r , th is
A fte r th e co p y rerfehed Ih e lin o
m em bers to w o r k fo r t h e ir c lu b s as W T P utnam . J r . M rs Roy H e in -
F u n e ra l rite s fo r T heresa I r a n -
S
tra
n
g
e
th
in
g
s
,
these
w
h
a
n
g
h
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o f space c o n ta in s m ore ty p e inah. he spent 12 h o u rs at his
a w h o le as w e ll as fo r in d iv id tia l ric h . and M rs. J o h n Searcy. O. B ces F in ,a , 76. re s id e n t o f W a sh in g -
do
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th a n 3611(1 in d iv id u a l lin e s o f lyjte . in a rh in ' p la c in g th e sto rie s in type,
gain
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K ra u s. c o u n ty school s u p e rin te n d - | on c o u n ty fo r th e last 47 years,
th e y sh o u ld h r s h u n n in g H ills
and in fo rm a tio n , and p re p a re in
each lin e i « p iirin g Ih e s k ill o f a and e x tra lim e b e yond th is in m a k
o f the show and w ill ag a in serve ent. and th e assistant c o u n ty agent
b o ro 's b e a u tifu l r o u r t house
D isa ste r
o v e rto o k M rs
A u g u st o th e r w a ys fo r in s ta lla tio n o f a
lin o ty p e m an Io east i n t o ty p e ing necessary r o i ree tio n s fo u n d by
w e re h e ld S a tu rd a y m o rn in g fro m
as one o f th e o u ts ta n d in g fe a ture s
a re h e lp in g on th is c o m m itte e .
y a rd th is ye a r, a nd Ed L u re
here. He
W ill. 75. re sid e n t o f Ih e B e e d v ille sewage d isp o sa l p la n t
re a d y fo r I h i’ presses.
• Ih e p ro o fre a d e r
T he R o rk C re e k d a iry c lu b . F H.
T h e a n n u a l b a ll game betw een St. M a tth e w s c h u rc h , w it h Rev. J
w o n 't fe e l ju s t r ig h t u n t il he
of
C o n ta in e d
in th is n u m b e r
T im e
re q u ire d
Io
place I h e n e ig h bo i'h o o d , last T h u rs d a y w h e n also a lleges th a t p a rts o f lus ideas
Jossy. leader, has w o n th is cu p th e leaders and o ld e r boys w ill T. C o s te llo o ffic ia tin g . B u r ia l was
hears th e f ir s t " w h a n g " am ong
in
the plans
,.Wn- she lost h e r purse c o n ta in in g a w e re in c o rp o ra te d
lilie s , are m ore th a n 21,61X1 w o rd
.lo r ie s in p ro p e r place in Ih e new
both years th a t it has been a w a rd e d . ag a in be a fe a tu re o f th e p ic n ic ,
th e g re e n e ry.
in St. M a tth e w s ce m e te ry.
Mrs.
to d e scrib e w h a t wa l» in g p i III- p a p er hy Ih e p r in te r ch a rg e d w it h h ank d ra ft fu r $700 a n il a c h e rk m ade by F ra n k MeQ ueen, C a li-
states F rancis T h is b a ll game w ill
T u e s d a y Ed r o n s u ltr d
his
fo r $24.75, a ll h e r w o r ld ly w e a lth . fo rn ia s a n ita ry en g in ee r.
F in ta was b o rn M ay ,3. 1860. in
lied, w h a t w o u ld hnppen and w h a t r e s p o n s ib ility fo r p ro p e r newsa
com
m
ence
at
10
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c
in P o rtla n d . T he m oney, she is re
« v e n tu a lly ilid happ. u.
«■I- m ake u p , ha not been co m p u te d
V ie n n a . A u s tria , c o m in g to the
th e o p e ning even, o f th e day.
o rd o f the “ w h a n g d o o d le 's a r
M orr Bovs Needed
I f th e a " i n b l i n g o f these w o rd: hut w o u ld add c o n s id e ra b ly io the p o rte d Io have to ld police, was th e
fo r H o m e to C ost $ 4 0 0 0
T h e basket lu n c h w ill be at 12:30 U n ite d States in 1883 She hail
r iv a l
and
w as
d isco n so la te
,\nhough i He firs, quota o, .«" m
on paper a ll w e re e o n re iitr d i d in I tu n e in p iir e d Io b a n d it Ih e w h o lt proceeds o f h e r home, re c e n tly sold
A n o th e r residence in H ills b o r o is p. m A ll 4-H c lu b m em bers, le a d liv««d in H ills b o ro 25 years. She
w h e n he d isco ve re d th a t som e
P o lic e w e re o f th e b e lie f th a t h o v s fo r C C C eam p fro m W ashing-
one p e rio d , th e i'i p o rte r w o u ld have | ca m p a ig n .
pro
m ise d b y an
a p p lic a tio n
fo r ers and th e ir frie n d s and fa m ilie s d ie d here last T h u rs d a y m o rn in g .
th
in
g
was
am
iss.
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n
c
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ty
has
been
fille
d
,
a
few
she
s
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a
m
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n
ia
l
lapse
and
been re q u ire d Io w o rk m ore Ilia n
S p a re re q u ire d Io c a rry
t h e
S u r v iv in g are one son. Joseph o f
b
u
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in
g
p
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rm
it
m
ade
th
is
w
e
e
k
by are in v ite d to a tte n d th is p ic n ic .
The
"Whang
Doodle."
Ed
E
x
m
o
re
can
be
senl.
M
iss
A
lic
e
M
a
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lost
h
e
r
purse.
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was
on
h
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r
2(1 co n s e c u tiv e h o u is at his ty p e s to rie s , if ch a rg e d al Ihe re g n i i r
A la rge c ro w d o f y o u n g ste rs and H ills b o ro , and th re e daughters, Mrs.
R. C. Busch o f th e C a d y M o to r
plains. is a ricade (seven year
w r ite r ,
p o u n d in g a lo n g s le a d ily a d v e rtis in g ru le , was w o rth $197 47. w a y Io liv e w ith re la tiv e s on K a in - w e ll. u x e c u tiv e s e c re ta ry o f th e re
Theresa
H e rb o ld t, Mrs. M a ry Van
com pany. Busch re c e n tly purchased th e ir p arents fro m a ll p a rts o f th e
locust to you).
w ith o u t sto p fo r lu n c h o r rest.
T h e sto rie s w e re read by 8750 A r - ano Isla n d , Wash., she said. P a y lie f co m m itte e , said T uesday. T he
c o u n ty a rc expected to a tte n d . A ll j l.o m and M rs. A n n a Becker, a ll o f
a
c
o
rn
e
r
lo
t
at
Jackson
s
tre
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t
and
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r
h
a
p
s
tomorrow*
the
m
en
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tile
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and
cheek
was
boys
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ust
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ta
k
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fro
m
fa
m
ilie
s
In a d d itio n Io this, and p r e lim i Ijus readers
T h ir d a venue T he proposed house fa c ilitie s o f th e reso rt, w h ie h is H ills b o ro . H e r husband. P aul, died
"Whang Doodles" w ill whang
n a ry Io the w r itin g , th e re p o rte r
A ll o f Ih e a b o ve g ive s Hie read- ..topped w h ile frie n d s a tte m p te d to e lig ib le fo r r e lie f and rqusl be in
located un Uit l ualdtin riv e r .uu th , 50 year« ago.
is c s tim a tc j tu cost $4 090.
again.
¿oud physical condition.
¡.tra ig h tc u o u t h e r tru u b k » .
( l un I in ut d un page S, «»lunut ft)
also w o u ld have sp e n t m ure th a n
Caught
by
n il O re g o n «•!»•< t r ie
r a ilw a y f r e ig h t ns h e attem pt«*»! to
« t o x th e tra c k a t G 45 |> m M o n
th ly « •ve ilin g , K e v t re m l Eath«*i L e s
te r F i r m i n g o f C a n b y s u ffe r e d a
fr a e tu r e d le ft leg. .se rio u s b ru is e s
to h i ■ le ft h ip a r m a n d » he t. a n d
pt * ih le In te l n a l in ju r ie s
l i e w .i
ta k e n to S t V in c e n t s h<> p it a l in
P o rt la n d
Missing Man
Believed Seen
in H illsboro
A c tio n to co n d em n 50 acres o f
la n d in th e T h e o d o re P o in te i hose-
stead ut S y lv a n , has b ie n b ro u g h t
by th e state h ig h w a y co m m ission.
W est H ills M e m o ria l p a rk, and 11
desce nd a n t* o f T h e o d o re P o in te r,
deceased, ag a in st A n n ie L u c y P o in t
e r B russat, C. J. S t it t and M a ria
H in d m a n , also descendants o f P o in t
er.
T h e m ove to co n d e m n is based
(m a deed m ade A p r il 28. 1917, in
w h ic h T h e o d o re P o in te r conveyed
24 75 acres o f th e hom estead to
R a lp h C h a rle s P o in te r w ith th e e x
c e p tio n o f a h a lf a cre re se rve d fo r
a fa m ily b u ria l p lo t. I t n o w is a l-
leged th a t th e deed was d e fe c tiv e
in d e s c rib in g th e lo c a tio n o f th e
b u ria l p lo t,
p la c in g it 280 fe e t
south o f th e p lo t a c tu a lly occu p ie d
by th e graves o f th e P o in te r fa m -
ily .
S e ve ra l (.ra v e s
A c c o rd in g
1» th is
c o m p la in t,
m e m b e r* o f th e fa m ily to a to ta l
o f 18. have been b u rle d in th e p lo t
th ro u g h w h ic h th e s u rv e y fo r th e
W o lf cre e k road passes to jo in the
C a n yo n road at S y lv a n . U p to th is
tim e , th e c o m p la in t alleges, th e d e
fe n d a n ts have re fu se d to p e rm it
a se ttle m e n t fo r th e needed p ro p -
irT y
T h is se ttle m e n t, agreed to by th e
m a jo r ity o f th e fa m ily , a cco rd in g
to th e c o m p la in t, w o u ld re se rve a
pot c o n ta in in g lots fo r 120 graves
in th e new M e m o ria l P a rk cem -
« te ry a d ja ce n t to th«' P o in te r p lo t
The state and th e M e m o ria l P a rk
m anagem ent h ave agreed to movd
th«1 bodies b u rie d in th e fa m ily
p lo t to th e new location w ith o u t
fu r th e r cost to th e fa m ily .
T h e h ig h w a y co m m issio n is a s k
in g a c o u rt o rd e r a llo w in g re m o v a l
o f th e b«>dics to th e P o in te r section
o f th e new ce m e te ry.
C o n s tru c tio n o p e ra tio n s on
th e
S y lv a n end o f th e W o lf c ro c k road
I have been d e la ye d w h ile th e co m -
1 m ission has been se e kin g se ttle m e n t
»he b u r ia l I’ 1“ ' As so” n as ,h ls
” " le n ie n t is made, c o n s tru c tio n
w ill
prix-eed a nd
a dc«'p
cut
th ro u g h
a p o rtio n o f
M e m o ria l
Begin Harvest
Boysen berry
Plans Progressing
G rangers of
12 Counties
Picnic H ere
Eugene Marsh
Speaker Here
Tuesday Night
Girls* Clubs io
(
Furnish Share
County Exhibits
Jannsen Gets
Fourth Term
Pension Group
Names Leaders
Eastern Man
Talks Rotary
High School Opens
Here September 8
Silver Trophy
Offered Again
Partners Purchase
Max Quality Bakery
Motion Filed
to Quash Suit
Happy Days'' Publicity Campaign
Makes Impressive Total in Space
Where, Qh Where
is Whang Doodle?
Memory Fails Aged
Woman, Fund Gone
County 4-H Members to Gather at
Roamer's Rest for Annual Picnic
County Resident for
Last 47 Years Dies