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In d e p e n d e n t
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I lead line Tonight
Whi«i«*r» ill
the A rg u s
p ro v e rb
«•«»nt« st w ill lit* a n iio u iK k I n e x t
T h u rs d a y In th e A rg un . !>« -a«llin«*
fo r s u b m ittin g th e p r o v e r b * Is 5
p
in to d a y (T h u r s d a y !. P rize s
a re >5 In ra s h fo r firs t, $3 fo r
second a m i $ ! fo r tb lril.
( «»nit slants should beat In m in d
th a t tile ru le s r e q u ire th a t th e
p< rsm i c n te i lug th e c«»ntcst should
pav tl»»*ir o w n s u h s e rip tio n fo r
one y e a r o r secure one n e w ope*
y e a r su b sc rip tio n to Hie A rgus.
S om e a p p a r e n tly o v e rlo o k e d tills
fa ct and c o n s e q u e n tly , ac co rd in g
to th e ru le» , c a n n o t lie co nsider*
cd in tile Judging. In ease o f tie .
Judging is e x te n d e d to neatness
an d p re s e n ta tio n of m a te r ia l and
tim e o f filin g In th e A rg u s o ffic e .
M a n y persons h a ve e n te re d the
eo iite st an d
it
looks lik e
lb«*
Judges w o u ld h a v e a big Job in
* - h r t in g H ie w in n e rs .
Est a b lo .lic d 1873
H illsboro, O regon, Thut day, Ju ly 30, 1936
uto T h ie v e s
U.S. Savings A Shun
C o u n ty , Bids Asked
Amount Tidy Records Show for Work at
Sum Locally
Union High
H ills b o r o
In v e s to rs
$1 IK ,6 3 0
in
P la c e
B on d s,
P o s ta l S a v in g s
April Banner Month
P o p u la r ity
of
S e c u ritie s
G o v e rn m e n t
G ro w s
_____
c h im i boards o f T ig a rd
H ig h
liills b o r
a nd B< a v v i t ii T uesday
n ig h t w re o ffe re d t W« «year con-
11 an.'. 11« u la t io ti o f students
t i. ir t : ft
(iiit.sith* Í th e ( tis tiic t. T h e actum
w as ta k e n at a m e e tin g of the
n o n -h ig h school h o a td w ith the
in e in b e is o f tin* o th e r boards in
th • o ffic e o f O B K ra u s, su pet-
in te n d e n t o f *ch<
A ll th re e h ig h school hoards r e ­
qu e ste d tim e in w in d » to g iv e the
p ro p o s itio n
m ore
romsid ra tio n ,
and acce p ta n ce o r re je c tio n o f the
e x p « ted at th e n e x t in e rt
p la n
in g « th e ru m -h ig h hoard, w h ic h
fo r M o n d a y n ig h t at H
Hock
W heat P r ice s
Help Tar niers
in Dry S ta te
H ills b o r o
R esidents o f H ills b o ro and its te r-
r it o r y a re p re p a rin g fo r the fu tu re ,
reco rd s o f U n it* d States sa vings
bonds a nd p ostal sa vin g s in th e
lo ca l post o ffic e disclose
D u rin g tin* tu n c since M a rch 1.
193». w h e n th e sa vings bonds f ir s t
w e re o ffe r t 1 fo r sale, to J u ly 1 id
S to le n co i in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
a re n o t lo n g m issin g , re c o rd s at
th e td fic e td S h e r iff Jo h n C o n n e ll
disclose N e ith e r are th e re m a n y
cars stolen U p to d a te th e re have
been tw o ( •(.- stolen since J a n u a ry
1. both w ith in th e last tw o m on th s.
T h e la te st th e ft was a C h e v ro le t
coupe ta k e n fro m L e w is J. S m ith
F rid a y n ig h t a t G aston.
Records re v e a l th a t in 1933. w h e n
th»* d epression was p ro b a b ly at its
w o rs t. 10 cars w e re s to le n , w 'h ile
o n ly 6 w ir e ta k e n in 1934 a nd 4
in 1935. A ll h a ve been- reco ve re d
w ith in a s h o rt tim e e xce p t one.
T h is
one w as a Dodge sedan
sto le n in 1935 fro m E. G. Beam an
o f n e a r T h a tc h e r and reco ve re d in
T exa s T he re m a in d e r o f th e cars
w e re re c o v e re d in th is s ta te w h ile
| m ost o f th e m w e re fo u n d in th ?
I c o u n ty o r in P o rtla n d . O ne m a-
| c h in e s to le n was
a m o to rc y c le .
w h ic h the s h e riff's forces reco ve re d
fro m a d e a le r in second hand p a rts
w h e re th e t h ie f had disposed o f it
piecem eal.
F e w e r he a vy cars a re stolen, th e
i lig h te r, ch e a pe r m akes b e in g fa-
. v o rite s w ith th e th ie ve s, perhaps
B o a rd
on
A d v e rtis e s fo r
C o r re c tin g
A rg u s
F. ta b lis h e d
1891
Smiling, Landon Accepts Charge
P ric e
Two Sections, Twelve Pages
Firm Plans
New Home
for Laundry
W in d is h a rs
Echo
fr o m
in A u d it o r iu m
P u rc h a s e
Lot»
T . E. T o r k e ls o n
on W a s h in g to n
Group Makes
Construction Begins
O ffic e r s
M is s io n
In s p e c t
W o rk
S a le m , C o r v a llis
S ty le
H ouse
B u ild in g
to
In d u s try
P re p a rin g to c o rre c t th e acoustics
P urchase o f th e T hom as E. T o r-
of th e u n io n h ig h school a u d ito r ­
kelson
p ro p e rty
on
W a sh in g to n
iu m in H ills b o ro , th e h ig h school
s tre e t b e tw e en Second a nd T h ir d
board w ill re c e iv e b id s A u g u s t 5.
avenue, b y th e
H om e
L a u n d ry
at 8 p. ni fo r th e w o r k , i t was a n ­
c o m p a n y o f H ills b o r o and p re p a ra ­
nounced th is w eek. C ost o f th e jo b
tio n s fo r c o n s tru c tio n o f a b u ild ­
is e xp e cte d to be b e tw e e n $1000
in g th e re at once, was a n n ounced
and $2000. m e m b e rs o f th e b o a rd
th is
w e e k. R. H.
W in d is h a r o f
N e b ra ska fa irn i-rx lost th e ir co rn
M c M in n v ille is p re s id e n t and J a c k
c ro p in th e d ro u th o f rece n t w . k
¡e a s ily w ith o u t keys, o r o w n e rs are i said.
u m a tu r ity va lu e o f $34 475 The
S ince th e a u d ito r iu m was b u ilt,
W in d is h a r o f
H ills b o r o
is lo c a l
b u t r i o ' i v o l a p re m iu m fo r a good bonds a re
in d e n o m in a tio n s
id : m o re careless in le a v in g th e m a ­
m anager.
c ro p (»f w h e a t, a c c o rd in g to D is- fro m $25 to $1000 w ith th e $100 lt b in e - w ith th e ke ys in p la ce o r audiences h a ve been h a v in g tr o u b le
T he b u ild in g w i l l be o f h o llo w
in h e a rin g c ith e r m u sic o r s p e a k ­
t r ie t Ju d g e J
F itz g e ra ld of m a tu r ity
v a lu e b e in g
th e
m ost in places fro m w h e re th ie v e s can
t ile and w h ite stucco M is s io n s ty le
ing fro m th e stage because o f th e
O m aha Ju d g e F itz g e ra ld , w h o has p o p u la r, a c c o rd in g to L. T. M e- get th e m w ith m o re ease.
c o n s tru c tio n , one s to ry and 47 ‘4
In t n a g u e s t fo r .«-v«*ral dav* at tin* ¡ ’ heelers, postm aster.
In re c o v e rin g a u to m o b ile s , o f f i- echo.
Echo M easured
bq 181 feet, c o n ta in in g roo m s fo r
hom e id M r and M i
W. G B are,
i ’he $100 bond costs $75 and I cers have m ade fiv e a rre s ts and o f
R
e
v
e
rb
e
ra
tio
n
a
t
th
e
p
re
se
n
t
tim
e
a ll e q u ip m e n t a nd o ffice s, in c lu d in g
le f t M o n d a y a fte rn o o n fo r th e r e ­ m a tu re s at a va lu e o f $100. d ra w in g | . th is n u m b e r tw o w e re c o n v ic te d
m
easures
11
seconds,
w
h
ile
it
is
a d ry -c le a n in g e s ta b lis h m e n t.
tu r n t r ip hom e He is one o f B a re 's a p p ro x im a te ly tw o and n in e te n th s I | and sentenced to te rm s in th e
B e g in a t O nce
hoped th a t by p ro p e r m e th o d s th is
la w school classm ates
per ce n t in te re s t d u rin g th e 10 ! p e n ite n tia ry ; one served a y e a r in
C o n s tru c tio n w i l l be g in a t once
The
N e b ra ska
fa rm e r in
th e ye a rs b e fo re m a tu rity .
th e c o u n ty ja il, one was tu rn e d can be b ro u g h t to one a nd a h a lf
and w o rk m e n n o w are engaged in
M ade
S a v in g
c o rn and w h e a t b e lt o f th a t state,
over
to fe d e ra l
a u th o ritie s
fo r or tw o seconds, w h ic h is n o rm a l
S a v in g * T o ta l H ig h
te a rin g d o w n th e o ld house and
fo r s im ila r a u d ito riu m s
B v i*-siting tw o -y e a r •ontr.u ts, in - uses his c o rn c ro p to feed c a ttle
P ostal sa vin g s to ta l on J u n e 30 p ro s e c u tio n fo r d r iv in g a s to le n car
c le a rin g
aw ay
ru b b is h .
M ohr
T w o m eth o d s o f a c c o m p lis h in g
o q tra c t n o w and hogs Ju d g e F itz g e ra ld e x p la in ­ was $84,155, m a k in g a to ta l
plead o f th e one ye a r
in ! in to a n o th ' r s ta te ; and o ne was th is are q u ite co m m o n . T h e f ir s t is
B ro th e rs h a v e th e c o n tra c t.
used, a s lig h t sa ving in tra ru spor- ed T he fa ct th a t his c o rn is gone bonds and s a vin g o f $118.630 la id I tu rn e d o v e r to th e ju v e n ile a u -
W in d is h a r. in o u tlin in g his plans,
used in a ll th e a tre s w h e re h e a v y
I suit. w ill be a t e llin g b lo w to th e feeder aside by lo ca l fo lk fo r fu tu re f i- ' th o ritie s .
ta tio li costs is e xpect «1 b
said th a t th e b u ild in g h e re w o u ld
d ra p e rie s are h u n g a lo n g th e sides
it was e x p la in e d to board m cm - sto ck in d u s try , h u r tin g th e fu rm c r. n a n cm g o f plans, e d u c a tio n o r I
——
ip
v
a
rio
u
s
places.
A
n
o
th
e
r
m
e
th
o
d
be
v e ry s im ila r to th e one used by
th e
.sto ckya rd w h a te v e r become» necessary in an
I n is Th.* h ig h sch «»1 hoards can th e sto ck ra ise r,
is by in s ta llin g pa n els o f a b s o rb ­
th e m in M c M in n v ille as a la u n d ry .
e ffe c t th is paving, It is b e lie ve d , co m p a n ie s and th e p a cke rs
em e rg e n cy.
T h e y e x p e c t to be o c c u p y in g th e
e n t m a te ria l in th e c e ilin g and
A n d . w o rst o f n il, Ju d g e Fitz­
th ro u g h th e added a*< UTlt v o f f e r ­
D u rin g
th e s ix m o n th s p e rio d
a lo n g th e sides. V a rio u s ty p e s o f H a n d u p ra is ;d in a c k n o w le d g m e n t o f 6C.000 c h e e rin g voices. G o v e rn o r b u ild in g w it h in 45 days, he said.
ed bus o w n e r« in a lo n g te rm c o n ­ g e ra ld la u g h in g ly said, “ I t ’l l h u rt w h ic h
closed Ju n e
30. sa vings
A
lfr
e
d
M.
L
a
n
d
o
n
is
p
ic
tu
re
d
h
e
re
ju
s
t
b
e
fo
re
he
began
d
e
liv
e
ry
o
f
w a ll b o a rd
g e n e ra lly a re
used,
M a te ria l f o r th e c o n s tru c tio n o(
tra c t a nd co n sequent less cost p e r in<* because I 'l l not h ave m y ju ic y , bond .sales in H ills b o ro post o ffic e
his speech fo rm a lly a c c e p tin g th e re p u b lic a n n o m in a tio n fo r p re s i­ a fo u r-ro o m house a t R e e d v ilie
w ith th e e x c e p tio n o f th e b o a rd o f
c o rn -fe d steaks.“
st udent
a m o u n te d to $25.124 in bonds at
de
n
t
o
f
th
e
U
n
ite
d
States.
S
p
e
a
k
in
g
in
fr
o
n
t
o
f
th
e
state
c
a
p
ito
l
at
has been purchased h e re fro m th e
h a rd e r e x te rn a l fin is h
H o w e ve r, th e s tin g o f th e co rn m a tu re v a lu e T h e la rge st m o n th
Topeka. Kan.. L a n d o n p le d g ed re s to ra tio n and m a in te n a c e o f a "free, P o o l-G a rd n e r L u m b e r com pany, i t
A n o tli r sa\ m g
th©
tu m -lu g h
B y th is m e th o d , so u n d is a b s o rb ­
c
o
m
p
e
titiv
e
A
m
e
ric
a
n
system
"
i
f
ele
cte
d
in
N
o
ve
m
b
e
r,
and
em
phasized
•ih<M)l h o a rd m e m b e rs fe e l, w ill fa ilu re , tin* ju d g e re la te d , is some- | ( iu n n g th is p e rio d , and th e la rge st
ed and th e echo deadened to th e
was a n nounced th is w eek.
The
th a t t^ e "c o m m o n sense" th e m e w o u ld c h a ra c te riz e h is cam p a ig n .
he m ade by reason o f tin* fact that w h a t c u sh io n e d b y the p ric e o f i .sine? th e bonds w e re placed on sale,
|j® int w h e re voices a nd
m u s ic a l
house is b e in g b u ilt b y H. C. C la s ­
n e g o tia tio n s fo r c o n tra c ts need not w h e a t and th e e x c e lle n t cr p w h ic h Was in A p r il o f th is ye a r w h e n
notes
c
a
rry
c
le
a
rly
to
th
e
fa
rth
e
s
t
sen and w i l l be w oo d e n c o n s tru c ­
l< on 11 nurd <>n p air *». column 2)
bonds to ta lin g $11.200 at m a tu re
h e e n te re d in to each yeai
p o rtio n s o f th e roo m . S e v e ra l a u d i­
tio n th ro u g h o u t.
va lu e w en* sold. M cP h e e te rs said
O th e r h ig h school h o a rd - w e re
to
riu
m
s
in
th
is
state
h
a
ve
been
r
e
­
B o th lu m b e r y a rd s in H ills b o ro
D e le g a te to T o w n s e n d M e e t
N
a
tio
n
a
l
sales
o
f
bonds
since
not present. B a n ks h a v in g be«»n
m odeled to c o rre c t th is de fect.
re p o rt
c o n s id e ra b le
c o n s tru c tio n
M
a
rch
1,
1935.
h
a
ve
a
m
o
u
n
te
d
to
M e m b e rs o f th e h ig h school b o a rd
requested to a tte n d th e m e e tin g
b e in g p la n n e d b u t n o t y e t c o n ­
F in d s H a r m o n y
h
a
lf
a
b
illio
n
d
o
lla
rs
at
th
e
close
o
f
M on d a y w h ile a c o n tra c t a lre a d y
in c lu d in g F. L B ro w n , c h a irm a n .
tra c te d fo r and c o n s id e ra b le m o re
th e fisca l y e a r J u n e 30. a c c o rd in g
ha - been ubm itt«*d to Forest G n iv
J o h n K a n in a . T. P. G o o d in and
c o n s tru c tio n , b o th in hom es and in
to
a
re
p
o
rt
m
ade
to
th
e
post
o
ffic
e
B
y
R.
L
.
P
u
tn
a
m
w in d ) p ro b a b ly w ill he accepted by
L C. L o m a x , c le rk , m ade a t r ip
business places is e xp e c te d b e fo re
here by th e tre a s u ry d e p a rtm e n t.
Rev
th e s u m m e r is ove r.
th a t b o d y.
H e n ry Y o u n g , d e le g ate to last w e e k to C o r v a llis and Salem
T o d a te th e re h a ve been issued in 1 th e second T o w n s e n d n a tio n a l co n - to s tu d y a u d ito riu m s w h e re th is
S e v e ra l houses a lre a d y are u n ­
O f th re e o th e r h ig h schools Ga
tin* U n ite d S tates a p p ro x im a te ly v e n iio n in C le v e la n d , O h io . J u ly c o rre c tio n had been made.
M a rk e d in crea se in th e n u m b e r
d e r c o n s tru c tio n in H ills b o r o to be
to ll ainii V«*i b tio i l st’h o ifi s h a ve no
1,700.000 sa vings bonds. In d iv id u a l
o
f
4
-H
e
x
h
ib
its
a
nd
e
x
h
ib
ito
rs
is
In
C
o
r
v
a
llis
th
e
y
insp
e
cted
th
e
co m p le te d n e x t m o n th o r e a rly in
15-19. d e c la re d in his address be-
Nt llf il’Ilt. fro m o u ts id v t iie ir dis-
o w n e rs h ip o f these bonds is r e ­ fo r? a la rg e g a th e rin g a t S h u te C o r v a llis h ig h s ch o o l a u d ito riu m s h o w n by a s u rv e y o f W a s h in g to n
e p te m b e r a nd a g re a t d e a l o f r e ­
t in t s . w h ile S ln iw o o it. n e w ly o r ­
T e lls S to ry
of
K id n a p in g S
s tric te d to $10.000 m a tu r ity v a lu e
c
o
u
n
ty
fa
ir
fig
u
re
s
o
f
past
years,
w
h
e
re
th
e
acoustics
w
e
re
re
c
e
n
tly
|
p
a
rk
M
o
n
d
a
y
e
v
e
n
in
g
th
a
t
"
i
t
was
m o d e lin g has been d one d u rin g th e
gantz <i prol»al»ly w ill bavo none
issued
in
a
n
y
one
ye
a
r.
the
C o m m itte e s
P e r fe c t
P la n s
s p rin g a n d su m m e r.
th
e largest n o n -p a rtis a n p o litic a l co rre c te d . In S a le m th e y v ie w e d states L. F. F ra n c is , a ssista n t c o u n ­
»»r Very f«*<. K i . ium said.
and T h e ft o f M o n ey
A tte n tio n is c a lk 'd to a savings I c o n v e n tio n e v e r h e ld in A m e ric a .' m e -suprem e c o u rt ro o m w h e re a t y agent. O r.e o f th e f ir s t c o u n ty
P e rm it was ta k e n o u t th is w e e k
A t p resent tiie r e m e
15 la rge
fe
a
tu
re
o
f
th
e
bonds,
u
d
iic
h
ts
th
a
t
fo r V a r io u s E v e n ts
at th e c it y h a ll f o r a reside n ce on
'T h e r e w e re o v e r 15.(88) re g is te re d s im ila r s itu a tio n was m et. B o th (a irs p a rtic ip a te d in b y 4 -H m e m ­
t r a n s p o rtin g
lu i ses <»mpi*»yid in
i f a bond in $100 d e n o m in a tio n
bers
was
in
1928.
A
t
th
a
t
tim
e
n
in
e
| delegates
fro m e v e ry
s ta te and jo b s th e y fo u n d w e re s a tis fa c to ry . '
p u p ils fro m tin* n<»n-lui4li d is tr ic t
J o h n E p le r. C o rn e liu s fa rm e r, n o rth F ir s t a venue w h ic h is n e a rly
co stin g $75.
is purch a se d
each | A la s k a .
In v e s tig a tio n s have re ve a le d th a t boys e x h ib ite d s ix head o f d a iry m is s in g since he w re c k e d h is c a r co m p le te d and is b e in g c o n s tru c te d
F u rth e rm o re , he p o in te d
a nd fiv e paxsenger automobil«**«.
m o n th fo r 120 successive m onths,
Business co n ce rn s th a t are g ‘ -
c
a
ttle
and
fiv
e
classes
o
f
co
rn
.
S
ince
c
o
n
tra
c
to
rs
w
h
o
m
a
k
e
a
business
out. it was o rd e r ly at e v e ry session,
on th e C o lu m b ia h ig h w a y n e a r b y J. W. D ix o n , o w n e r o f th e D ix ­
and if each bond is h e ld to m a tu r ­
T lu* m a tte r o f bid s fro m a ll bus in g tic k e ts fo r th e fa ir g ift dis
on s a w m ill near M o u n ta in d a le . T h e
fre e fro m a n y ro w d y is m , o r to b a c ­ o f such co rre c tio n s , have m a n y jo b s th a t tim e th e e x h ib its have g ro w n
( | ra to rs , discussed at a p re v io u s tr ib u tio n .
i e p o rt
in c re a s in g
d e ­ it y in an o w n e rs h ip o f $12,000. the co sm o ke even, as req u e ste d b y D r ahead w h ic h w ill se rv e to d e la y in size and v a r ie ty u n t il a t th e W a rre n to n th e m o rn in g o f J u n e cost o f th e house, a c c o rd in g to th e
30. was sa fe a t hom e last W e d n e s­
m e e tin g o f th e n o n -h tg h school m an d s fro m cu sto m e rs T he
n t in o w n e r w i l l receive $100 on th e T ow n se n d
th e c o m p le tio n
o f th e H ills b o ro p resent tim e th e 4 -H c lu b d e p a rt­ day n ig h t, a c c o rd in g to E p le r h im ­ p e rm it, w i l l be $4.000, c o n s tru c tio n
board, was not b ro u g h t up T uesday a m o u n t to be d is trib u te d w ill lx f ir s t d a y o f each m o n th fo r 120
was b e g un in th e s p rin g .
T h o u g h a c o n v e n tio n o f m u c h | w o rk u n t il a fte r school has begun. m e n t o f th e c o u n ty fa ir is one o f se lf.
n ig h t.
$250. $100 fir s t: $75 sec and. $50 m on th s. T h e cost w o u ld be $9000.
W. V e rn e M c K in n e y also was
g re a te r p ro p o rtio n s th a t th e in ­ H o w e v e r, th e re m o d e lin g w i l l be­ th e la rge st w it h e x h ib its fo r last
A tte m p tin g to o b ta in a rid e in to
These bonds m ay be redeem ed at
th ir d , and $25 fo u rth .
as soon
as p o ssib le
a fte r y e a r o f 79 head o f d a ir y c a ttle . 34 P o rtla n d at 2 o 'c lo c k in th e m o r n ­ issued a p e rm it th is w e e k f o r c o n ­
lin e h e ld ai C h icago, n in e m o n th s g in
a
n
y
tim
e
a
fte
r
60
days
fro
m
d
a
te
head o f sheep. 12 head o f hogs, fi
P a rtic ip a n ts m ust be on th e fa ir
o f a re s id e n c e on th e
ago, w h e n 7.000 delegates a tte nd e d , b id s h a v e been rece ive d .
in g a fte r p la c in g his ca r in a g a r- s tru c tio n
c o rn and 6 p o ta to e x h ib its . 15 g a r­
g ro u n d s by 9 p in. S e p te m b e r 5 o f issu? a nd th e re d e m p tio n v a lu e s t ill in pu rp o se a nd d e c o ru m , it
ag? a t W a rre n to n . E p le r d eclares c o rn e r o f F irs t a ve n ue and W a sh ­
is
n
e
ve
r
less
th
a
n
th
e
pu
rch
a
se
den
e
n
trie
s
.
21
p
o
u
ltry
e
x
h
ib
its
.
G ifts w ill be m e rch a n d ise c e r t if i­
was th e same T h e sp e a ker a d m it­
th a t he was k id n a p e d b y tw o m en in g to n s tre e t. T h e re s id e n c e w h e n
price.
cates w h ic h can be cx c h a n g d fo r
T h is y e a r p r e lim in a r y e stim a te s w h o ro b b e d h im a nd c a rrie d h im co m p le te d w i l l c o n ta in seven room s
ted th e re w e re s e v e ra l v e ry tense
C
a
sh
in
g
o
f
V
e
te
ra
n
s
’
com
pensa­
any and a ll k in d s o f m erch a n d ise
in d ic a te th a t th e re w ill be ab o ut to a p o in t n e a r P e n d le to n , w h e re ! w ith a basem ent. W ood c o n s tru c ­
I m o m e n ts d u rin g th e sessions, b u t
at a n y o f th e busineHs houses p a r­ tio n bonds s t ill co n tin u e s. P o st­ | th e re is no fig h t o r s p lit w i t h i n 1
tio n is used th ro u g h o u t.
90 head o f d a iry c a ttle . 40 head o f th e y released h im .
m a ste r M cP h e e te rs
re p o rte d th is
tic ip a tin g .
th e
ran ks.
h a rm o n y
p re v a ils
hogs and 20 head o f sheep. T h e
F ro m h is po cke t, he says, th e y I
w eek,
a lth o u g h th e
n um ber of
n u m b e r o f c ro p e x h ib its depends to o k $14 in cash, a ll th e fu n d s he |
G if t d is tr ib u tio n is fo r th e p u r ­ bonds b e in g p resented is s m a ll in th ro u g h o u t and th e one o b je c tiv e
la rg e ly on w e a th e r c o n d itio n s and had. a nd le ft h im penniless to w o r k
L a rg e
D iv id e n d
P ro m is e d pose o f a d v e rtis in g and c re a tin g in ­ comparison w ith those cashed th e j is th e e n a c tm e n t o f th e T o w n s e n d '
| p la n in to la w .
th e season, co n s e q u e n tly , an e s ti­ his w a y home.
terest
and
a tte n d a n c e
at
th e fir s t w eek a fte r d e liv e ry .
fr o m S h u te A ssets
"T h e m o v e m e n t is n o w k n o w n as
m ate o f e n trie s in th is d e p a rtm e n t
W ith o u t fu n ds, he said, he a t- |
c o u n ty fa ir, S«*pt tu b e r 3. 4 and 5
V e te ra n s w h o n o w a re ca sh in g
C o m m itte e fro m
th e H ills b o r o th e e n tire a llo tm e n t a re e xc e p tio n s ! th e T o w n s e n d R e c o v e ry p la n .” he M a n S c o rc h e d as H a n d f u l o f can not be made.
te m p te d to get w o r k a nd has been I
| said " T h is lif t s it o u t o f th e cla ssi- !
R o ta ry clu b . J M. Person. H e rb e rt
sin ce
as he g ra d u a lly I
H o m e b e a u tific a tio n e x h ib its w ill w o r k in g
G a s E x p lo d e s
D e p o sito rs o f th e <h fu u e t S h u te D e ck and W ill Enschede, a re busy he said, m ost o f th e o ffe rin g s a rc ¡ 1 fic u tio n o f b e in g an o ld people's
h is w a y a lo n g to w a rd |
be m ade ag a in th is y e a r fo r th e m anaged
one o r tw o bonds. A p p a re n tly , fro m |
S a v in g s
bank
o f ’ H ills b o ro are p re p a rin g fo r th e “ M u t t “ dog show re m a rk s m ade at th e post o ffic e b y ( m o ve m e n t. I t is o f in te re s t to a ll
fir s t tim e since 1931. V a rio u s h a n d i­ H ills b o ro .
fa ir S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n . th e ve te ra n s th e m se lve s, th e bonds I classes. In fa ct th e fin e s t sig n s of
p ro m is e d a n o th e r d iv id e n d on o r at tlu *
c r a ft c lu b s in th e c o u n ty w i l l be
H is fa m ily
d e sp aire d o f e v e r ' A d r ia n
H o r n e c k e r R e p e a ts
S
u
ffe
r
in
g
fro
m
a
severe
b
u
rn
on
P. rson. are b e in g a p p lie d to d e b ts and i th e tu n es is th e tre m e n d o u s in te r- 1 his le ft hand. J a c k W ood, tr u c k d is p la y in g w o r k in t h e ir p ro je c ts , seeing h im again, re la tin g to S h e r­
a fte r A u g u st 7, a c c o rd in g to M a rk S e p te m b e r 3. C h a irm a n
cst th a t is m a n ife s t b y th e y o u t h ;
states th a t some n e w fe a ture s w ill
O f f e r to E x h ib ito rs
a nd m in ia tu re fa rm b u ild in g s w ill i f f J o h n C o n n e ll th a t E p le r m ust
S k in n e r,
s ta te s u p e rin te n d e n t o f be in trtx lu c c d and p rizes o ffe re d n ; ccssary expenses.
i o f th e n a tio n in th is g re a t m o v e - m e c h a n ic on th e W ils o n r iv e r h ig h ­
(Continued on page 4, column A)
h a v e m e t w it h a m is h a p s o m e ­
b ank T h is w ill be th e fo u rth d i v i ­ w in n e rs O n ly boy - and g ir ls fro m
¡in e n t. N o re c o rd o f h is to ry com - w ay. W P A p ro je c t, was b ro u g h t to
w h e re a lo n g th e ro u te in to P o r t­
d end fo r the c o m m e rc ia l deposits W a sh in g to n c o u n ty can e n te r dogs
(By L. E. Francis. Ass’t. County A gent)
| pares w ith th a t o f th e T o w n s e n d H ills b o r o M o n d a y noon fo r tr e a t­
la n d th e m o rn in g o f th e w re c k .
m ent.
and th e f if t h fo r th e sa vings d e ­ in th is contest. . R ules and r g u la -
A d ria n H o rn e c k e r is a g a in a w a rd ­
'm o v e m e n t fro m th e s ta n d p o in t o f
O
n
his
re
tu
rn
.
E
p
le
r
w
as
s
u
n
­
W
ood
was
a
tte
m
p
tin
g
to
p
la
y
p a rtm e n t.
: its p h i-n o m in a l g ro w th .
In
tw o I
tio n s w i l l be a n n o u n ce d la te r.
ta n n e d and a p p a re n tly n o n e th e in g a p u re b re d C h e ste r W h ite g ilt
good
S
a
m
a
rita
n
to
a
"
p
a
l."
he
r
e
­
P a y m e n t o f tlu» c o m m e rc ia l d iv i­
/
ye a rs th is gre a t m o v e m e n t has ac- 1
C o m m itte e fro m th e Business and
I w o rse fo r his exp e rie n ce s. A p p a r ­ as a b re e d spe cia l fo r th e b o y o r
d e n d w ill be $19,221 51 w h ile th e P ro fe ssio n a l W om en's c lu b . M a r ­
i i m p lis h e d w h a t it has ta k e n a n y la te d . a n d t h e ir c a r stopped at th e
e n tly he has n o t re p o rte d his ad- g ir l w h o e x h ib its th e best C h e ste r
o
u
ts
k
irts
o
f
F
orest
G
rove
,
w
h
e
re
he
livings d iv id e n d is to be $9,176.34. garet C ady. M a rio n H a th h o rn . Ger-
W h ite ju n io r g ilt a t th e W a s h in g ­
o th e r great m o v e m e n t 40 y e a rs to
[ v e n tu re s to th e a u th o riie s .
a
tte
m
p
te
d
to
s
ta
rt
i
t
again.
S k in n e r's re p o rt states. T h is w ill tru d e lile . R ow ena K e te h a m .
j a c c o m p lis h .'’
a rc
H e w as last seen b y h is fa m ily to n c o u n ty fa ir . T h is is th e second
W h ile his c o m p a n io n re m a in e d in
m ake 35 per cent o f sa vings p a id in
T
h
e
c
o
n
v
e
n
tio
n
w
e
n
t
on
re
c
o
rd
|
y
e a r th a t A d r ia n o ffe re d th is a w a rd
(t nntinurd an i » m « c 5, ralumn I)
w h e n th e y le ft th e w re c k o f th e
M e e tin g H e ld to A u t h o r iz e | as e n d o rs in g no p re s id e n tia l can- I th e car. W ood fille d a w in e b o ttle
d iv id e n d s and 45 p e r ce n t o f the
| to th e 4 -H p ig c lu b m em bers. L a s t
ear.
w
h
ic
h
s
tru
c
k
a
te
le
p
h
o
n
e
post.
c o m m e rc ia l deposits.
d id a te . Its p o litic a l o b je c tiv e is t o j w it h gasoline, opened th e in ta k e o f C o u n ty 4 - H M e m b e rs G a t h e r T h e fa m ily w e n t on ahead and y e a r it was w o n b y M e r r ill M ead
H ills S e ll F e e d S to re
Im m e d ia te P a y m e n t
' th e c a rb u re to r, f ille d his h and w ith
A fte r th e c lo s in g o f th e bank.
e le c t m m be rs o f th e house and
w e re to have m et h im la te r, th e y o f the B a ld M o u n ta in p ig clu b .
n t A lo h a to P c tz o ld
a t R o a m e r ’s R est
10 p e r cent o f the c o in m e ric til d e ­
A d ria n 's a w a rd
is one o f the
■senate o f th e U. S . fro m b o th m a ­ ! th e gas and h e ld it o v e r th e c a r-
I to ld o ffic e rs , at th e hom e o f r e la ­
I
b
u
re
to
r.
M r. and M is Noah H ill h a ve sold
posits w e re ta k e n o v e r by th e F irs t
p rin c ip a l in d u c e m e n ts
f o r c lu b
p o litic a l
p a rtie s ." A n y th in g
S e ttle m e n t o f a ju d g m e n t against j o r
tiv
e
s
in
East
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
T
h
e
m
o
to
r
b
a
c
k
fire
d
and
th
e
N a tio n a l bank o f P o rtla n d w h e n th e n feed sto re at A lo h a to F red tile C ity o f H ills b o r o in fa v o r o f D r. F. E. T o w n s e n d docs d u rin g
m em bers to p a rtic ip a te in p ig c lu b
o f ga so lin e c a u g h t fir e ,
O ne h u n d re d and f if t y 4 -H c lu b
th a t in s titu tio n opened hero, and P c tz o ld o f M c M in n v ille . Ed G ra u e r th e I ’e opl. 's W a te r A Gas co m p a n y, t ills ca m p a ig n w ill be p e rso n a l and h a n d fu l
w o rk and has p la y e d an im p o r t­
Betzer In ju re d
50 p e r cent o f th e sa vings depos­ is m a n a g in g th e sto re fo r P ctzo ld . was m ade at a special m e e tin g o f not re p re s e n tin g th e o rg a n iz a tio n b u rn in g h is e n tire h a n d b e fo re he leaders, m eine b e rs a nd frie n d s a t­
a n t p a rt in th e la rg e and ra p id in ­
c
o
u
ld
e
x
tin
g
u
is
h
it
b
y
r
u
b
b
in
g
the
te
n
de
d
th
e
a
n
n
u
a
l
W
a
s
h
in
g
to
n
its. P resent d iv id e n d s are on p a rt F u tu re plans o f th e H ills h ave not the c ity c o u n c il T h u rs d a y a f t e r ­
J.
R.
B
e
tz
e
r
was
in
ju
r
e
d
last
(Cunlinurd on page 2, r u l l i m i ! < I
crease in p ig c lu b w o r k in th e
tia n d in th e d ir t.
c o u n ty 4-H p ic n ic at R oam ers' Rest. T h u rs d a y w h ile w o r k in g a t th e c o u n ty d u r in g th e past tw o years.
o f th e d e posits s t ill re m a in in g in been d e te rm in e d and w ill a w a it noon w h e n p a ym e n t o f $7.500 was
T h e p a ir w e re on th e ir w a y to S unday, a c c o rd in g to L . E. F ra n c is , c a n n e ry w h e n a case o f canned
th e hands o f th e state b a n k in g d e ­ th e ir r e tu rn fro m a S o u th e rn O re ­ a u th o riz e d
T w e lv e o f th e 30 c lu b m em bers
in
co m p ro m ise .
The
P o rtla n d , b u t W ood d e c la re d th a t a ssistant c o u n ty , agent.
gon v a c a tio n t r ip in A u g u st.
p a rtm e n t fo r liq u id a tio n .
goods fe ll on h im . H is e a r wus to rn , e n ro lle d in th e p ig p ro je c t are
to ta l amount d ue was a b o u t $2(8)
T h e tr a d itio n a l b a ll gam e b e ­ r e q u ir in g s e v e ra l stitch e s, and he ra is in g C h e s te r W h ite pigs and i t
he d id n o t k n o w h is c o m p a n io n by
m ore th a n th is sum.
a n y nam e e x c e p t M ik e ; th a t he tw e e n m em bers and le aders was re c e iv e d o th e r cu ts a n d
b ru ise s is e xp e cte d th a t th e re w i l l be a p ­
T lie ju d g m e n t was o b ta in e d b y
m et h im at G le n w o o d post o ffic e h e ld
in th e m o rn in g
w it h
th e a b o ut th e head. D r. C. T. S m ith p ro x im a te ly 20 head o f C h e ste r
th e w a te r co m p a n y in fe d e ra l c o u rt
and
k
n
e
w
h
im
o
n
ly
s
lig
h
tly
.
T
h
e
c
lu
b
m
em
bers
again
ta
k
in
g
th
e
a tte n d e d h im .
W h ite s a t th e c o u n ty fa ir .
F u n e ra l services fo r M e rle W in -
m P o rtla n d la s t F e b ru a ry on a s u it
m an was b ro u g h t to H ills b o r o w it h honors. F o llo w in g th e lu n c h e o n a
b ro u g h t b y th e c o m p a n y a y e a r n e fro d Ire la n d , 20, d a u g h te r o f M r.
W
ood
b
y
W
illia
m
G
o
rd
o
n
,
b
u
t
series
o
f
contests
was
h
e
ld
fo
r
th
e
ago th is J u ly to c o lle c t w a te r h y ­ and M rs, L e s te r Ire la n d o f H ills ­ c lim b e d o u t o f G o rd o n 's c a r and v a rio u s g ro u p s o f boys and g irls
d ra n t re n ta ls, w h ic h Ih c c it y had bo ro . w e re h e ld F rid a y a fte rn o o n
d isa p p e a re d d o w n th e s tre e t w h e n w it h
prizes o f w a te rm e lo n s and
refu se d to pay sin ce 1933 a nd for at 2 o 'c lo c k fro m th e D onelson & S h e r iff C o n n e ll was n o tifie d o f th e
c a n d y bars b e in g a w a rd e d to th e
S e w e ll F u n e ra l ch a p el w it h Rev.
A d m ir a l B .vril m ay have tra v e le d o f ttie v a lle y , a n g lin g up toward p e rio d s p re c e d in g th a t.
a ccid e n t.
w in n e rs .
th e a iila n e s in to tile A n la r tie lin t tlii- m o u n ta in s .
C o n te n tio n o f th e c it y c o u n c il 11 A. D eck o ffic ia tin g . C o m m itm e n t
C. M . R eid. 56, P o rtla n d , s u ffe re d
T h e a tte n d a n ce at th e p ic n ic th is
it was le ft Io an A r g ils re p o rte r
B e lo w , th e fie ld s w e re b ro w n , was th a t th e w a te r co m p a n y had . was m th e L in c o ln P a rk M e m o ria l a b ru is e d head, c u ts on his le ft y e a r, states F ra n cis, was c o n s id e r­
not liv e d u p to its fra n ch ise , h .g h l M au so le u m . P o rtla n d She d ie d last
and p a rty Io p e n e tra te ttie Coast
(Cuntinurd
nn
pnge
I,
rnlumn
1)
a b ly s m a lle r th a n usual due to th e
■ 11<>1111la111
tn
B y rd 's a irp la n e Io y e llo w , b la ck and green set in a in q u a n tity o f w a te r d. liv e re d and W ednesday n ig h t at th e ho m e o f
I By L em S. Davis)
w h ile to te ll th e re a d e rs o( th is
faet th a t th e re w e re a n u m b e r o f
fin d Hie W ils o n r iv e r h ig h w a y and cra zy q u ilt p a tte rn w it li lin y dots in p ressure at h y d ra n ts th ro u g h o u t h e r a u n t. M iss A n g ie H a rrin g to n .
C o m p a ris o n o f th is c o p y o f T h e n ew spaper w h a t goods w e re on
o th e r p icn ics b e in g h e ld in th e
M iss Ire la n d was b o rn N o v e m b e r
note th e w ild e rn e s s ye t to lie s u r­ m a r k in g
hay
cocks and
g ra in th e c ity .
A rg u s w it h th a t o f th e same da te sale and w o r th
It also was con ten d e d
th e p u rc h a s e r’s
c o u n ty and also because o f the 15 ye a rs ago w o u ld be so m e w h a t o f
m o u n te d b e fo re ttie east side o f til»' shocks w h e re tile h a rvi-st had Ii ell th u t th e c ity had been co m p e lle d Ii. 1915, in N o rth P la in s, c o m in g to
tune. T h e y d id n 't even a d v e rtis e .
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N o w g ro c e ry s to re a fte r g ro c e ry
C o m p a ris o n m ade th is w e e k be­ store p u ts its m e rc h a n d is e r ig h t
In e lu d e d in th e p a rly , w h ic h set c ra w le d
s lo w ly
h e re and there, p u m p e r fo r I lie fir e d e p a rtm e n t in ye a rs ago, w h e re she had m ade h e r
C o u n ty F a r m e r s ' U n io n
tw e e n copies o f th is p a p er o f to ­ in th e fr o n t w in d o w
get s u ffic ie n t fo rc e to hom e since. She was a g ra d u a te
out Io ;.ee (lie m o u n ta in s fro m th e w h ic h yo u re a lize d w e re team s and o rd e r to
pages f u r ­
Ten head d airy ra ttle , fresh and
a ir. w e re K E T illo t.so n , reside n t tra c to rs , w o r k in g at ttie h a rve st o r g iv e p ro p e r p ro te c tio n in ease o f o f th e H ills b o r o h ig h school and
to M e e t H e r e S a tu r d a y d a y and 15 y e a rs ago. re v e a ls a nished b y T h e A rg u s .
one o f th e p o p u la r y o u n g fo lk o f
freshen soon, governm ent test- ; W a s h in g to n c o u n ty u n it o f th e va st change, n o t o n ly in m a k e u p
In e .
e tiu e e s -r fo r W I'A , G. R ussell M o r ­ n th e i tasks.
W e il's
d e p a rtm e n t s to re
and
H ills b o ro .
cd.— R o y B i l l s . Shady Brook
gan, d is tric t a tto rn e y ; It. II. Busch
F a rm e rs ' U n io n w ill m eet at t'hp \ o f th e n e w s p a p e r b u t th e size, c o n ­ G oar's W om ans’ shop c a rrie d th e
F a r a w a y on e v e ry side s tre tc h e d
M o re th a n a y e a r ago she became
road; 2 miles north fro m N o rth
o f t ’ ad.v
M o to r co m p a n y; H e rb m ile u pon m ile o f landscape, fa d in g
V e te ra n s ' h a ll. West M a in street, te n ts and s e rv ic e to th e patrons.
i l l and had been u n d e r a d o c to r's
P la in s.
:,;tl
S id e b y side, th e n ew spapers are largest a d v e rtis e m e n ts th e n, fe a tu r­
S ta p h s , p re sid e n t o f th e H ill.b o r o a w a y in to I lie haze. O u t o f th e
at 8:30 p. m. S a tu rd a y . T h is w ill
in g a p ric e n o w and a gain. F ifte e n
care a lm o st
c o n tin u o u s ly
since.
th is 3He advertisem ent, p ub­
M en s B re a k fa s t c lu b ; I,eon S D avis clo u d b a n ks, th e sn o w peaks th ru s t
p ro b a b ly be tb e o n ly m e e tin g be ­ a lik e in o n ly one th in g — th e name. ye a rs la te r, p ric e and q u a lity fe a ­
W ith her m other she spent last
lished in the Argus on the classi­
o f 111' A rg u s ne w s s ta ff. M is lle r l) th e m se lve s lik e g reat In v e rte d d ip ­
fo re th e c o n n i, fa ir a nd it is im ­ C o lu m n upon c o lu m n has been a d d ­ tu re th e a d v e rtis in g b y these same
w in te r in S o u th e rn C a lifo r n ia fo r
fied page, one tim e, sold the
S taples, and M iss f a t t y L o m a x o f pers o f n e eream , lo w e r in g above
p e ra tiv e th a t a ll lo ca ls be r e p re ­ ed ns th e s e rv ic e has been in c re a s ­ e sta b lish m e n ts.
the b e n e fit o f h e r h e a lth . .A f t e r re ­
cows at once. Roy B ills has used
has expanded,
ttie A rg u s .
sented. a c c o rd in g to
M rs. M a ry ed a nd H ills b o ro
th e lis s e r peaks a ro u n d th e m , cold
E v irirn re that the w ilderness
tu r n in g
hom e she e n ro lle d
a t
classified advertising in the A r ­
C o m p a rin g th e fr o n t pages o f to ­
H o rn e r, s e c re ta ry , as it w ill
he re a c h in g o u t m ore and m ore to ­
T h e e x p e d itio n le ft th e H ills h o ro and fo rb id d in g .
of yesterday Is not too far re ­
B e h n k e -W a lk e r Business co lle g e in
gus o ver a period of many years
d a y and th e n , th e re a d e r w o u ld
necessary to m ake a rra n g e m e n ts w a rd a m e tro p o lita n fro n t.
an pm I at 10:30 T lm rs d a y m o r n ­
T h ro u g h a
gap in
th e
h ills
moved, was presented Tuesday
P o rtla n d , hut w as u n a b le to c o n ­ and such experiences as this con­
F o r instance. 15 years ago T h e d is c o v e r th a t th e o ld fr o n t page
fo r se le ctio n o f booths, etc.
in g f ly in g d ir e c tly In w a rd Round stre tch e s o f th e C o lu m h ia . a b lu e
hv Mrs. ('. W. H erg ert, w h o
tin u e h e r s tu d ie s because o f f a il­ vince him and hundreds of oth-
A rg u s e a rn e d 473 inches o f ra th e r c a rrie d fiv e a d v e rtis e m e n ts and o n ly
'lo p m o u n ta in , passing th ro u g h the haze against tile g ro u n d , m a rk e d
live" on the I . aurei road south of
in g h e a lth.
tn
th a t i l i s s i i i r i l nls in
th is
d ry a d v e rtis in g fra m e d in h e a vy 88 inches o f re a d in g m a tte r m ade
gap th e re in to th e W ilso n r iv e r th e b o rd e rlin e b e tw e e n tw o .slates.
P ic tu re s o f l o c a l Boys
H i l i ' tuo o. H ergert and his men.
Besides h e r p a re n ts, she is s u r-
paper, reaching thousands of re a d ­
b la c k b o rd e rs in w h ic h p ric e was up o f rea l estate tra n s fe rs , c h u rc h
v a lle y and fo llo w in g the D e v il's T h e n the h ills seemed to d ra w lo -
she said, startled a buck »leer Iv lv e d b y one s is te r. M rs Jessie
ers. pays g»»od dividends.
A p p e a r N a tio n a l M a g a z in e m e n tio n e d in a b o u t th re e d iffe re n t notes and a c o lu m n o f state in d u s ­
l ake l o i k to w a rd its ju n c tio n w ith g e th e r again and e lu .e o id
B a guio. P h i l i p p i n e
th e
e a rly Ip the morning as they I Hanson o f
I lie Argus elassified page is
P ic tu re s o f E d w a rd H u rd . H a ro ld ads T h e issue on w h ic h th e c o m ­ t r ia l s u rv e y notes sent out by a
th e r iv e r T h ir t y - f iv e m in u te s a fte r j v ie w .
went Io w ork in a field near the i Islands
"the great m arket place of W ash­
b e in g
made, r a l lie d co m p a n y in P o rtla n d fo r p u b lic ity
M e y e r and C h a rle s K a y o f tire p a riso n is
the p la n e was in th e a ir. it was I
house. T he deer, the men report
M iss R u th Jones ws.s so lo ist at
ington county." Consistent use in
H ills b o ro 4-H b u ild e rs ' c lu b
a p ­ n e a rly 1(8)0 c o lu m n inches o f a d ­ purposes.
O n e v e ry hand th e to w n s w e re
e ire lin g Hie fie ld ag a in to land.
a
th e fu n e ra l services, and s c h o o l­ selling livestock anil other articles
peared in th e A u g u s t issue o f T h e v e rtis in g in w h ic h p ric e , q u a lity
v is ib le , c h ild 's toys, s e e m in g ly, set i e»l. e v id e n tly had follow ed
T o d a y th e fr o n t page o f T h e
F ly in g th ro u g h a ir a lm o st cle a r in a m a k e -lie lic v e lam V e
inali creek w hich crosses the
m ates o f deceased acted as p a ll-
w ill prove this tact. T he a d v e r­
C o u n try G e n tle m e n . T h e p ic tu re a nd v a rio u s m a tte rs o f p a rtic u la r A rg u s
of
averages 25 new s sto rie s
o f sm oke, u n d e r a clo u d le ss sky j g ro ve s a n d fa rm s
l l i r g r r l pro perly, came out of
bearers: R ic h a rd A bts, L a w re n c e
tiser w ill obtain the greatest re ­
sho w e d the C o p e la n d tr u c k a nd th e in te re s t to b u y e rs w e re p le a s in g ly to ta lin g 152 in ches o f re a d in g m a t­
a nd w in d in g
h ilt w it t i w is p s o f v a p o r c ir c lin g r iv e rs and cre e ks w h ic h , tw is tin g
the trees, saw the men. and fled
C ro w le y . V e rn o n Cook. N e il R ic h ­ sults fro m giving every lilt of
b o ys' w o r k ta k e n as th e y w e re d is p la y e d .
te r. Im p o r ta n t lo c a l and c o u n ty
th e peaks to w a rd Seaside, th e pla n e a nd tu rn in g , w e re o u tlin e d b y a
across the h ig hw ay and disap­
in fo rm atio n possible, ineluding
ardson, L lo y d S e lfrid g e , a nd Jam es
le a v in g th e s ta te fa ir last fa ll a fte r
F ifte e n ye a rs ago th e g ro c e ry e ve n ts are gro u p e d on th in page
| G rog a n .
c lim b e d above th e fie ld s and fa rm s I
( Cun dilut'd t»n page A, column a /
peared.
price, about the artic le to be sold.
w in n in g th e c h a m p io n s h ip .
stores d id n o t b e lie v e i t w o r th
(CuntinuMf on pa*e 3, column 31
Young Reports
Clubs Remain
Firmly United
Club E xh ib its
Cornelius Man,
Big Feature of
Missing Nearly
A u tu m n F a ir
Public Seeks
G ift Tickets
for Fair Week
Month, Returns
Depositors to
Get Dividend
Car Mechanic
Suffers Burns
Chester White
Prize at Fair
«
Council Pays
in Water Suit
Many Attend
Annual Picnic
Funeral Held Here
for Merle Ireland
A ir View of Valley and IViIson River
H ighway Reveals Additional Progress
j Argus
of Yesterday Sm all Compared
to Newspaper Reaaers Reeeive T oday
38c Advertisement
Sells Dairy Cows
Buck I )ecr Seen
Near I lillsboro