Patto Two
H IL L S B O R O
Johnson Has
Orcnco Place
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thursday. J u ly 23, 1P3C
a m ile to a m ile-and-a-hulf farth er cf Wolf creek d iffer considerably
bv th e House of Morgan, hi' said Peters. Ju d e of the above en titled
1 into th e m ountains
from W ilson riv e r In th e first
G eorge W Potts slate pi.'-l.l.'n t C ourt, m ade ami entered in >,ud
P robably this w inter, w hen rains place, from T im ber east, th e c o u n
of the union, w as the last pcaker. C ourt mid cause on the l’lth da.\
' m ake fu rth e r progress slow o r im try is m ore or less of a plateau.
appealing to those presell to jail) of Ju ly , 1936. pi escribing that this
possible, crew s w ill be set to w ork
As th e \ isitor tu rn s into Wolf
some tai in oi ganiza' ion eith er the sum m ons bo strived bv publication
d riv in g a tu n n el through th e m oun erei-k. th e low rulg. - u.|t eith er side
F arm ers' U nion or the G range thcre.it once « aeh \u k tot foul
tain for 700 feet, keeping the h ig h a re in d iriv ! co n trast to th e rugged '
would he all right, he deelared. as consecutis e week.-, hi th e H illsboro
w
ay
w
ithin
the
tangent
set
at
h,
1
lu
igu's
w
hich
b
ottle
G
ales
ereek
the tw o a re w orking tow ard the Argus, n new spapci published ;u
H am els Buy R. D. Coupe bottom of .th e hill On the oth er
th
F, Rowing W olf creek into the H om e Sought H ere; Hurts -aim ' end
Wa hington Count>, Oregon.
W eek
Property; Honor Mr. Ill'll side of th is tunnel, at th e point I hills, th e road m ain tain s a w ater
"If we can all pud to g eth er wo
July Hi. 19315 i - the d ate of the
w hich has not yet been opened to level as fat as the crew s have g o n e,
S uffered l»y T w o
can win. but (hero isn't a ghost .if first publication of this sum m on
M
a
lin
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a
t
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r
d
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y
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M
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E
vening
O
pen
6 :3 0
tran sp o rt trucks, th e
highw ay to d ate The valley is narrow a m i.
a show it we don't organize." ho
fB.v Mrs. G ail K arns)
August 13. 193'5, i. th » 'd ate of the
curves som ew hat.
declared
lie
urged
B
onneville
pow
choked
w
ith
fallen
tin
ib
t
r
and
ORENCO—M. R. Johnson. F o r
w t at
(BvMrs K VV Hinrichs!
T his long cu rv e takes th e h ig h
er as a heritage ami som ething the last publication of this .summons
est G rove banker, now has full way across th ree converging spring Slumps, and o v ergrow n w ith th ic k
BLOOMING Mrs I S teu b e of orgatiirations m ust fight to keep
1
II
VAN
WINKI
E
A
ttorney
ets
of
C
an
ad
ian
thistle.
possession of M artin B ern ard 's branches, necessitating th ri'e large
S trasburg. 111 . a: rived in Bloom
Winners ip the race* included G eneral for Or. gon .1 M DEVI RS. _ IRENE DU N N E -i UnivrIStti
W ith the ex cep tio n of th e first m g Ju ly lit S he is th e w ife of
farm property, w hich consists of all culverts and a big fill before th e
A- isiant At ’l l.. \ G eneral
< >t«
the old Oregon N ursery com pany highw ay passes thro u g h a deep cut m ile and a half, th e rig h t of way Ihe form er pastor of th e local Pere'.lijr Hone O rr. Be. erlv II. . koii
M aqivilu'ciu O b.tv .i.'iv" fnntol
and Att
\ foi Or» »n Stai»*
gert. Ethel Waibel. Loren Dodge
holdings.
to em erge again on th e edge of the has m erely been slash ed and the «■¡lurch. Sim intends to spend about Mien llelurn am i Donald M e i
H ighw ay Co Mission. J VV DE.
W ilbur G alick of Yreka. Cal . valley to begin the final clim b to stum ps blown from th e ground, three w eeks visiting relativ es and
ALLAN JO N E S a " n , it nt
SOI 7 A A
Ml
An.lv W inder, and. n wt ■
w ith p h n :y of w ork still rem ain tri.m is h ere
visited his m other. Mrs. O nna G al the sum m it.
S'i;
’»•minis,
w om en s free-fo r-all and David
th« O pvtii ' lamul
ick. several days last w eek. He has j T hursday a bridge crew w as cam - ing to gel the roadw ay cleared and
Seek Home H ere
on. \ttorn»
Sam sel for th • men Mr Wind.a
P laint ffs Ad-
V'
been playing in an orch estra th ere , ,,ietin g a b rid g e across th e sp rin g ready lor grading.
Salem, Ci
Mr. and Mrs V ornhocfer ami /am leli won tile race lor m arried »in
^
n
CHARLES
W IN N IN G E R ¥
i0L tbc
, t ,
¡branches. As soon as th is bridge
P rogres- has been sltfwer because children V ernon am i V irginia ai - w omen and G ian t Dodge the race
Mrs. A. S ehoefler of L afayette. bas been decked, the p io n eer road of th e lack of pow er m achinery.
elm i '( i apt H«':iy ) an d -la g « lamul
SIMMONS
•. -u South Dakota July I ’ for fa! men Winner-- in th e sw im
I.a visited h j r b ro th er-in -law and A1,i be cont inu'd on around the At present tw o tracto rs and a pow rhej ar»
ming races w ere I’at-i Atcln.-oii In the C ’.remit C ourt of the S tate of
guest i o( th» C ai I s.
Sli\_.'r
and Mrs. M. Mucha, th e shoulder of th e m ountain to allow er shov el co n stitu te th e m achinery h auer fam ily ami are seeking a am i C hris B em m er
PAUL ROBISON
O regon. for W ashington Counts
in use. but T hursday th e forem an > hom e in this vicinity.
O utside visitors w are Mr. ami lam etta M ePhvr .on. P laintiff,
P ro p ertv B oucht
concert Inmel
rep o rted that th ree large tracto rs
Mrs.
Potts
of
Jefferson.
Mr
and
vs
C heek C ut
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H am el h av e | to the tw o tracto rs now w orking w ere on th e w ay w h ile a new air
Ml
S
B
Holt
and
-on
u
,
h
E lm er G u rsk e sustained a split .
R aym ond M cPherson, D efendant
purchased the R. D. Coupe p ro p ; on the ex trem e end of th e project. com pressor had ju st been unleaded.
Mr and Mi - Hew P
i .
erty and w ill move in as soon as At present all su p p lies must be
Tiie air com pressor, th e forem an cheekbone Ju ly 14 w hen h e was H olm an of Salem I H M. tie. of To Raym ond M cPIu t »>n. I)» fond
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mu-acal com edy an d night club ioine!
ant;
tin* property is vacated
explained, now w ill allow d rilling stru ck by a ball pitched by Carl Dallas, d a u g h te r ami I’.ram l.lan li
) tran sp o rted in by th e men
Mays
at
bis
baseball
school
in
In
th
e
N
ame
of
tin*
Stall*
«if
O
re
Mrs C harles S trong and children
ters of Potts.
N ear th e sum m it, an o th er tunnel in th e rock sh o u ld er for blasting
HELEN W ESTLEY,. T h .,,„ o
gon: You ar. hereby req u ired to'
of W alla Walla, Wash . retu rn ed | will pierce a peak to keep the and w ill h asten th e rem oval to teas Portland.
D onabl K rah n ier In ju red
appear in the above entitj«*«! co u rt
G uild and sc»« vn lanini
home Friday, a fte r a ten days' vis road on grade and elim in ate curves obstruction. As soon as sufficient
D
onald
K
raln
n
er
shot
him
self
and an sw er the com plaint filed
it w ith her sister. M rs Sam Rich,
Now th at fire is a menace, night pow er m achinery has been as through th e hand w ith a gopher
against you in the above entitled
and m other. Mrs. H apten.
crew s a re m aintained on both the sem bled. it is ex p ected th at g ra d gun last W ednesday. F o rtu n ately
cause on or before the 24th day of
H onor Mr. Hill
; Wilson and W olf creek highw ay to ing w ill proceed at a rap id rate th e accident was not v ery serious
Ju ly . 193(5. being a fte r the e x p ira
Mrs. L aw rence G. H ill e n te rta in bu rn rubbish gathered d u rin g the because of th e open n a tu re of th e ;
The atten tio n of B loom ing 4-H
tion of four w eeks from the date
ed w ith a d in n er last W ednesday day by th e g ru b b in g and clearing w ork
(H r M r*
p
P a tte r)
club m em bers is called to the
of the first publication of this su m
evening in honor of Mr. Hill's crew s Each crew is u n d er th e d i
L ooking dow n th e lin e of th e county
(
H
E
R
R
\
GROVE
R
o\
Hedin,
.4-11 club picnic to he held
mons. to-w it J u n e 2a. 193(5. and
birthday. Mr and Mrs. George rection of an experienced w oods highw ay, cleared now into green
w ho has been em ployed by the
Ruby and d au g h ter H arriet of P o rt m an and is su pervised by fire tim ber, peaks and m o u n tain s w ere at R oam er's Rest next S unday ami F lora Logging com pany, west of the d ate of th e last publication
details of w hich ap p eared on the
land. They are both classm ates of w ardens.
not visible, leading to the belief front page of last w eek s Argus C arlton, had a piece of steel from th ereo f being Ju ly 23. 193«; and
if v»iu fail to so a p p ear ami answ er
Mr Hill. On th a t day Mr. Ruby
Each p roject in th e m ountains ' th at c a n stru ctien w ill be light in All m em bers of th e local club are an ax e n te r th • pupil of his lig h t
for w ant
also com pleted 15 y ears of service also has its own fire patrol of 10 com parison to Wilson river, at least
eye Ju ly 10. A fter nearly a week the p .'«'inplalnt.
urged
to
try
to
a
tten
d
th
is
picnic,
la in tiff w ill apply to t h
as bookkeeper for th e P o rtlan d T el men each and each patrol is eq u ip u n til th e road begins its dip down
in
an
eye
hospital
in
P
ortland
and also to com plete th e ir projects I Roy is ab le to be around home. court for the relief prayed for in
ephone company.
ped w ith p o rtab le w ater pum ps and th e west slope.
if possible and tu rn them in to His doctor th in k he mav be p a r her com plaint, to - w lf For a d e
D wight
Goodman and
Albin 3.000 feet of hose for fire fighting
On both h ig h w ay jobs, every p re gether
w ith th e ir record books
e r ,.' dissolving th e m arria g e eon-
Koleck have gone to San Francisco. besides th e reg u lar forest fire fig h t caution is b eing tak en to avoid
or totally blind in* that e\
T here w ill be no service in the tially
tra c t ex istin g betw een the p la in
Cs) . w here they a re em ployed.
T
he
S
niders
left
P
ortland
for
ing equipm ent. These patrols are accidents. On th e Wilson, an a t L utheran ch u rch next
S unday P ay ette
Miss M arge M eyer of Seattle. cam ped in th e m ountains n ear ten d in g doctor is on th e jo b all of
Lakes. Idaho. Tuesdas tiff and yourself upon ttie ground--
W ash, is spending a few w eeks w h ere th e crew s a re w orking D u r th e tim e, w hile th e first-aid m an at M em bers of the local congregation m orning, w h ere they w ill j, m th eir of desertion and for a deciee re
w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown ing th e day. careful w atch is kept W olf creek is a m edical stu d en t are invited to atten d th e Mission son R euel and fam ily for a ten-das sto rin g to the p lain tiff her mai leu
nam e
Festival to be held at th e ch u rch .it cam p at the lakes Reuel will let
■ and family.
to see th at lighted m atches or b u rn - w ith th re e y ears of m edical college Sherw ood
This sum m ons Is served ii|
. Mr and Mrs. S ullivan picnicked ing cig arette stu b s are not th ro w n com pleted.
tu
r
e
in
the
forenoons
to
a
\
n in e you by publication th ereo f in i
L eonard
G u rsk e
and
E rnest
, rft K alama. Wash.. Sunday.
people's
co
nference
and
the
in to th e gro w th beside th e ro ad by
S erious accidents have been few. B urke of S p rin g H iu
left las,
,' V isitors at th e hom e of Mrs careless w orkm en.
of th e tim e w ill be spent \\ : h his H illsboro A rgus p u rsu an t to an ,
W hile th e W olf creek road from n u m b er o 7 t h 7 m e n h av e cm Hmm- J / X o U s
Several da>S' fishing parents.
der of the H onorable R. F rank
Gross F riday w ere Mr. and Mrs.
P eters. Ju d g e of the above entitled
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Eas- Sunset cam p w estw ard gives prom - selves serio u sly w ith axes and
Mrs
H arry W allin
and
Mrs. H enry S cheuerm ann e n te r J u n io r, w ho hav e been vb
* ourt. ma le
io! eul. ■ ed< on the
,en of V entura. Cal., and Mr. and ise of scenic b eau ty to come, th e tools. An am b u lan ce fu rn ish ed by
22nd day of Ju n e. 103d.
the P o rtlan d C onvalescent hom e I w ith Mrs. W allin's sister.
.»Mrs, S. T. S ettles of Vancouver. W ilson riv er, fa rth e r along in de- th e city of P o rtla n d also is k ept at j ed
Mrs
u |v 14
D ated this 22nd day of June, 103(1
Wash.
velopm ent by far. already has re- a c o n v e n ie n t point.
'■
j j rs j ohn G oetze w as q u ite sick 1 E dith Hriestrom. of G aston, w ent
1' I PATTERS» >N. Atl
R ichard B aughm an is now em vealed th e beauties of scenery along
■Recently, one of th e tra c to r d riv during last week She has been all- to C arlton S unday to vi.-it an o th er P la in tiff K. ident A ttorney . f (<r.
ployed in a logging cam p at Mt. the route. And to this m ight be ers on th e W olf creek w ork, escap
sister. Mrs. Tom Ola ‘ii. and fa • gun. Postoffu-e adilr-
W e lls
ing
for
m
any
m
onths,
but
until
.Hood.
ilv. W hile th e re Ju n io r fell, b re a k
added th at, actin g u n d er in s tru c ed serio u s in ju ry w hen his m achine
B uilding. Hillsboro, O regon. 19-23
Miss Ju a n ita Wolf of R hododen tio n s from th e state highw ay d e plunged dow n th e m ountainside recently w as alw ays ab le to con ing his arm .
dron visited w ith h er m other. Mrs partm en t. every effort is being He saved him self by jum p in g , w hile tin u e w ith h e r w ork.
Mis.s H ild u r A nderson. \v !io has
Mrs. Ed K rohm er has re tu rn e d I been visiting her sister. Mrs A rling
Wolf, over the w eek-end.
m ade to p reserv e th e trees and his m achine w as not dam aged in to the hospital in P ortland.
Hollis H artw ick of B anks spent sh ru b s w ithin th e rig ht-of-w ay as sp ite of a fall of m ore th a n 100
- T ornblad. and fam ilv for n early a
Aid to Meet
th e past week w ith his uncle and w ell as beside it..
1 w eak, w ent to P o rtlan d the last of
feet.
L u th era n L adies' Aid w ill meet the week.
■ aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F ran cis B ran-
On th e floor of th e valley along
A long th e W ilson riv e r road, at the hom e of Mrs. A lbert M eyer
! denberg.
G ales creek, th e crew s have left tra c to r m en m ust d riv e th e ir m a
. Mrs. L oganbhul's nephew . A lbert groves of trees, fre e of u n d erb ru sh . chines u p an d dow n th e steep . I n ext T h u rsd ay afternoon.
S IM M O N S FOR PI BI 1( \ I ION
V isitors at th e hom e of Mrs.
Dappen. visited h ere Tuesday. Mr. w h ere picnic p arties m ay pause.
. slopes to keep pace w ith th e clear- M irg a re t” G n os last S atu rd ay w ere In th e C ircu it C ourt of th e S tate
D appen is engineer on th e S. S ' However, th e Wilson road, a fte r ing crew s, w hile th e R u lld o zer men ’
of O regon, for the C ounty of
Mrs. b J u lia F aulk and Mr. and Mrs
Missouri an d is sailing for New passing C onsolidated camp.
W ashington.
camp, en ters a re com pelled to clin g to th e steep Rov B unning of Chicago. 111.. Mrs
York.
th e logged over land
Eugene Lofsvold of Spokane. lin e of O regon's b s and b o rder- sides w hile th ey dig aw ay enough j „ hn Faulk Edna and O live Faulk S tate of O regon, by and though its
—
-
v* « P ortland,
u .io im ■ S tate H ighw ay Comm ission, corn-
iggest
fo rest
d irt to - get th e ir m achines
on - - a and Mrs. A. C v-iiuAvi«
hurch of
Wash . is spending a few days w ith
ands a re q u ite level.
level.
Mrg_
rs. A.
The loggedover lands
Mrs F f- C ran e.
e M rs
A K reofskv P °sed of H enry F Cabell. F. B
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B row n and b fire.
arren
ex
cep
t
for
snags,
s
tu
m
p
s
.1
On
th
e
S
ly
v
an
end
of
th
e
W
olf
*
a
n
j
’
<an
R
ichard
and
M
rs
A A li,rich. and F I. Ton Velle. W.
. fam ily.
creek highw ay, th e jo b has been S chan’in of G resham Mrs E \
lillls Mefn°l''a l Park, an O regon
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. R ing an d son and sm all grow th along th e creeks,
Y ears m ust pass before th e m oun-
slow ed dow n because of rig h t-o f- D eavill ’• of H illsboro and th e A m - co rPo ra ' ' <»’- F ran k W illiam pom :
H ughie and friend s spent Sunday tains
again a re Covered w ith new w ay easem ents w hich h av e not vet ; .ua r.n n s fam ilv ’
'
‘'r- Lew is S am uel Pointer. Jo h n
at th e country
MrcthWilC
B^mtrw home
ndTrtnn of Mr
g j and 1 grow th to clothe th e ir u g ly n ak ed - been procured. T h e largest crew
G loria A nne McCoy w as q u ite {Ja rv e -v P o in ter. .Ralph C harles
Mrs. W illiam H enderson at S ilv er- ness
6
at
w
ork
is
located
ju
s
t
u
’
st
0
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v
. 4
Ju-st w est of th e a ; the first of this w eek.
! P oln » er._M artha E lizabeth P o in ter
E vidence th at su rfacin g is sched- P o in te r p riv a te c e m e tery w h ere
Anne Jepson spent' last S unday A ustin. E stella Agnes P o in ter W .1-
. B ill S m ith of Kelso. Wash., uled
to follow closely on th e com- a deep c u t ls b ein g m ade to b rin g at Canbv
ters, Rachel A lvira P o in ter H a r
nephew of Mr. Robison, is staving
p leting of th e m ain grade, is found th e h ighw ay th ro u g h to C anyon
Mr. and Mrs. O scar P falil and lan. A delia C aroline P ointer Domna.
‘ weeks1” 6 R° bUOn iam Uy f° r 3 feW ! in th ? o rd er w hich brought pow er road.
A lvin and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. F red Laura Wanda M oiiill Stoopa M ,
T earh er VampH
m achinery back dow n th e m ountain
H ere all of th e w ork is bv hand K rahm er. A nita and Evelyn. Mr. jo rie M orrill W hitham , and M al
T h e gch I b o
hT T hired M I« t0 com Plet,e th e cu ts and I
and Mrs. A rnold G nos and ch il v in a Bush. P laintiffs,
m e -chool board ha.
hired M , . ..va. (;- b-ve’.. and th e addition »e- th e d irt to a deep fill
Susan R uschm an of S ilverton as cently of new shovels to augm ent canyon. T his canyon ig one of th ree d ren and Joyce M artin spent last A nnie Lucy P o in ter B russat. C
J
Sunday picnicking at I.ee Falls.
teac h er of p rim ary grades. Th?
ree alread y at w ork. The w hich th e road m ust cross before
S titt, M aria H indm an, and all
F o rm er R esident Oles
fo rm er teacher. Miss M aria M cKin- o th rd e er th from
th e s ta te highw ay de- reach in g th e valley and jo in in g the
W ord has been received h ere of others unknow n. D efendants.
nis. has resigned.
p a rtm e n t to in stall wooden bridges B arnes ro ad at a po in t n early th e sudden death of P au lin e M To A nnie Lucy P o in ter B russat C.
V isitors at th e W. H. R ing hom e a]so js an jn d jcaion tb at th e hig h - so u th of C edar Mill.
J. S titt. M aria H indm an, and all '
R ockstroh of C alistoga. Cal.. Ju ly
W ednesday and T hursday w ere Mr. W a y w ill be opened to T illam ook as
A n o th er fill w h ich w as begun 11
. . at th e age of 72 years. Mr. and 1 o th ers unknow n. D efendants:
No w a itin tr . . ,
and Mrs. F orrest H olm es and
In th e N am e of the S tate of O re
and not com pi:eted because of lack Mrs. R ockstroh and ch ild ren w en
daughters W anda and V irginia Mrs. rap id ly as m oney is available.
yo
ur loss w ill
gon:
You
and
each
of
you
a
re
h
e
re
Now and again along G ales creek.
rig ht-of-w ay. is at th e B ullock for m any years resid en ts of Bloom-
K M cK night. R obert and M erle
of D allas and Miss E sther H elger-
t h e , h :fh 'c a y . gravel bars place, a b o u t m id w ay b etw een th e in g. w here' th ey lived on w hat are by req u ired to app«*ar and answ er p ro m p tiy and co urleo u dy
son of G ran ts Pass
8
ha,,e been Iocated from w hich su r- C anyon ro ad and th e B
arn es ro ad now the - R
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M eyer and Jo h n ‘ht;«,B i 1 1 E quity filed against you
“ T h ? S u n d a y S c h o o l picnic was ’ ,'.aci,n ?
5an. ,b e b fl?d cheap- junction.
~
K am na farm s
in ,h
the « a b °v e e n titl.d suit on or be-
T
m oved
o ' ( ¿n
..
x v a ii iu a
la in u t.
x n hey
vy
m
u v tu
I t O
H ere a crew Tnur<day w as begin- C alifornia in O ctober. 1904 Mrs f fore the last day four w eeks from
ASK
held last w eek at Colum bia park.
ln g . . ‘h e « excavation
Gu=
Mrs. L ou Inckley of P anoka. C an-
' u, ^ ^ rv et r x K Deln5
“e v a:lon n necessary
ecessary to |R R o ockstroh
c k s tro h w as a an
n a au
u n t to G
us and I ,ne d ate of th e first publication of
I this sum m ons, said period of fo u r
ada. visited her brother. C harles £
g<? ° f tW<> ° P< : '
h u g e cu lv ert, w hich Bertha* Irm le r of C ornelius,
KE a
X D A V IS O N
I w eeks being ,the tim e prescribed
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T yler, and fam ily last w eek. Mr.
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S e lfrid g e F u rn itu re ( ’o.
T v ler and M rs
Incklev h ad n 't
A ‘°n g th e creek, w h erev er com- -he canyon to co n tin u e its w av
I fail to so a p p e a r a n d an sw er
11 i 1 I s b o r o , ()regon
aeen each o th er for eighteen years.
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th e p laintiffs w ill apply to the
mer months with th eir families.
a lon|
A bout His Claim
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(red u ctio n s in cost of telephone term ent. m oving, and rein term en t
. « -lX e a rS V ^ o u n t y L i n e
h as was first pro- nor the cuts Wire any
, service, light and p o w er and the of bodies now in te rre d in the P o in t
led, and nothing p articu lar is taking, b u t m uch h eav y co n stru e -i u n n ecessary use of state owned e r fam ily cem etery in Section 1.
(C o n tin u rd fro m p a re ' 1)
T ow nship 1 South.' Runge 1 W est
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son riv e r valley, th ere to jo in th e b eing done to m ak e th e roadw ay tion lies ah ead b etw een th e foot of cars.
W illiam L em ke of N orth Dakota W. M in the C ounty of W ashing
new grade being established by- passable d u rin g th e w in ter m onths th e hills an d S ylvan. .
GO K inds of In surance
r trasp o rt tru c k s or heavy m a
WPA safety d e p artm en t has care- w as bro u g h t into th e discussions ton. S tate of Oregon.
Tillam ook county crews, along the fo
chinery.
T his sum m ons is published by
Phone 1701%*
33G*E. W ashington
fully m ade tests of all creeks and by P e te r Z im m erm an of Y am hill
old Wilson riv e r road.
P rogress has been m uch slow er Spring! along both route-, m ark in g ; county, w ho m ade a short talk on o rd e r of th e H onorable R F rank
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At present, several sections of
th e new road have been com pleted on th e S unset
-u sector
, of Wolf creek th ? w ater fit for d rin k in g p u r a th ird p arty , u rg in g his listeners
on this side from th e C onsolidated Pnn^ J ? nns,heh - Wl u°n riv e r- H erJ poses w h erev er good w ater i s to support L em ke for president as
1«"'
T w .b er com pany -am p w estw ard
been - com p’ete,d found. B oth Wolf and G ales creek a protest against th e treatm en t r e
26, 27, 28
and in one place th e creek has iOw in »h
r ° a£
w ater is con tam in ated , it w a s ceived from th e tw o m ajor parties.
been ' jrn ed into a new channel to 1 tra ffip ^ rn m "6
W° f c r e t^ for found, even back in th e m ountains, The parties, he said, have prom ised
keep th e highw ay on a straight
V ernonia or from w hile th e only d rin k in g w ater m uch jn the w ay of lifting the
av ailab le com es from th e sm aller farm deb’ but have accom plished
line and to elim inate bridges The
The
FREE RANCE W IRING ENDS AUGUST 1
m ad pro p er is w ide w ith no ob-
< 2 .- ,/8 h j
ba,S . b?en b ro u 8 ht spring branches fed by m ountain little. Both parties a re controlled
struc'.td view s
10 ®Tade anrl com pleted, except for springs.
V isitors to th e p ro jects w ill dis condition of th e cuts and roads,
Pioneer Road Onlv
2, "‘T ’A
As the highw ay leaves w ater lev- ‘^ ^ * 1
f Tn'jU nta‘ns, Hf re cover th at passage beyond th e first and the possibility o f accidents j
Q randest of all
el to begin th e clim b w hich takes ^ % a? b u " d^ d.. ^ l m,u s‘ b L S k ? ' tw o m iles is forb id d en and oppor- should the public a ttem p t to crow d
musical love dra-
it over th e sum m it, th e rcadw ay ped from a sho u ld er of th e m oun tu n ity to app ro ach th e construction jn -
jna* - tha divine
becom es strictly a pioneer read, tain to keep th e road on its tangent. going on w ith in th e m ountains. i<
From its beginning at S unset im possible. C
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hief ______
reason __
for this
carved out of the m ountainside by
•»•rot "One Night
gíwí
bulldozers and shovels to allow the camp, the physical ch aracteristics it is pointed out. is th e dangerous
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Lova" in alao-
tran sp o rt tru ck s from P o rtlan d to
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trifying triumph I
reach points n earer th e spot w here
A MODERN DELUXE RADIO
th e larger crew s a re w orking.
THE NEW
While the pioneer road follows
th e survey closely, tw ice or th ree
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tim es as much d irt rem ain s to be
moved in most places before th e
WITH
IMPROVES
ROBOT
CONTROILED
highw ay grade is reached. H o w
SÏNCRO-TUNING
ever, most of this w ork can ra p id
ly be accom plished w ith pow er
m achinery.
Thursday, w hen this visit was
m ade to both the Wilson riv e r and
W olf creek highw ays, crew s on the
Wilson w ere at a m inim um due to
th e lack of funds to carry on, the
• The N ew Fairbanks-Morse
last appropriation from congress
not having been m ade av ailab le to
Refrigerator w iih ih e CON-
MODEL 634
O regon as yet.
SER VADOR—ihe only money-
* D elco Auto R adio Mode! 634
H ow ever, crew s had been moved
to the T illam ook line from this side,
ir a real I)e Luxe R adio having
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saving feature on an y refrig
w ith the resu lt th at clearing anil
g reater selectivity and sensitivity, a
g ru b b in g operations w ere proceed
erator which can be demon
newly designed dash speaker with
in g as rap id ly as possible at the
im proved tone fidelity and attractive
strated
and
which
proves
its
sum m it. B efore autu m n pioneer
w/fA
suede finish. T his is an outstanding
road w ill have been constructed to
own case v ilh facts you can
value in a tw o unit 6-fubc Auto
FRANCHOT TONE
w ell past th e sum m it if th e present
R adio. See and hear it before you buy.
r a te of progress is continued.
see and feel—instantly. Don't
WALTER CONNOLLY
N ear th e end of th e present road,
be satisfied with claim s of
a passagew ay fo r tru ck s has been
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