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School Audit
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Cash Assets
H illsboro
In d ep en d en t K dablisbed 1873
Invited
the I’ark
People o f tin* c o u n ty a re I n
v ite d to m ake use o f th e a t t r a c t
iv e ly a rra n g e d Shut«* p a rk fo r
fa m ily o r g ro u p p icnics at a n y
tim e , it is p o in te d ou t l»y c ity
o ffic ia l* . w h o w a n t the p u b lic to
get as m uch b e n e fit out o f the
p a rk an d it* fa c ilitie s us possi
hh*. A n u m b e r of grou ps in v a r i
ous parts of Hie c o u n t} bav<* h eld
th e ir a n n u a l p icnics th e re th is
s u m m e r an d lo cal peop le a r e
a n x io u s th a t e v e ry o n e ta k e a d
v a n ta g e of Hie o p p o rtu n ity .
M a y o r J. I I G a r r e tt issues the
fo llo w in g im it a t io n to a ll:
I lie citize n s of H ills b o r o a re
pleased Io te ll
H ie
peop le
of
U a s b liu ito n co u n ty (b a t w e h ave
m ade m an y im p ro v e m e n ts in ou r
eitv p a rk .
" M e h ave b u ilt a stove to m ake
\ o u r co ffee or I k at a n y th in g you
w ish I he re are ta b le s an d b e n c h
es fo r y o u r lu nch es. A n d fo r th e
k id d le s w e have* a nice w a d in g
pool. Hie w a te r of w h it'll is kept
p u re . T h e n th e re a re sw ings and
te eters an d nice places lo r tin*
lit t le ones lo e n jo y th em selves.
" M e w ish to e x te n d an in v it a
tio n to in d iv id u a l fa m ilie s , si bools,
or a n y o th e r o rg a n iza tio n s to com e
and a v a il
th em selv es
of o u r
h e a iitllu l p a rk . Soon* h a ve asked
fo r Hie p r iv ile g e of the p a rk
lln s i not necessary. Just co m e .”
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , A u gust 6, 1936
County Clubs
Begin Work
on Pageant
Breeders Offer
Jersey C alves
as f air Awards
Illy
I.
E
F rn riria , Anx’t. C o u n ty A g e n t)
Report Made Bandit Chase Climaxes
Two Escape
at Hillsboro Gas Station County Jail
on Progress
Sea Routes State Policeman and Desperado Stage Gun on Tuesday
*urebred registered h eifer calves I
ill he aw arded at the county fair
y e a r as breed specials by D .
Lilly of F orest (¡rove and W
I P utnam Jr. of Hillsboro.
Lilly, who i offering a breed '
peeial for the second year, will
B e lte r T a x C o lle c tio n s H e lp
Six O r g a n iz a tio n s R e q u e s te d
aw ard it again to the boy or girl L. G . A p p e rs o n , E n g in e e r in
who ex h ib its the highest scoring
R educe W a rra n t and
to A tte n d Session in
C h a r g e , T e lls S to ry
J< r.sey heifer, sired by a p u reb red .)
Bond D ebt
C o u rt H o u s e
reg istered Jerse y bull. T his aw ard i
o f Expenses
wa won last year by R ichard Hagg
C hase a fte r th e Sellw ood bank bandit, who T h u rsd ay
of the R eedville D airy club.
a fte rn o o n held up th e c a sh ie r and assistan ts in th e Sell-
W. T P utnam J r will aw ard a
p u reb red Jerse y heifer to the boy
wood bank and escaped w ith $1060 in currency, cen tered
or girl ex hibiting th e highest scor- I
________
for a time at 5 o'clock in Hillsboro, when s ta te O fficer
mg p urebred Jersey heifer from a
A1 Johnson and th e b a n d it em p tied pistols a t each o th er.
P ro d u c tio n W i l l be G iv e n at registered Dull and a registered ; S e v e ra l M ile s o f R o a d R e a d y
M a n y D is tr ic ts K e m o d c l b y
cow This is the first y e a r that i
T he shooting a ffra y took place a t th e S tu th e it service
P utnam has offered this special I
F a ir S a tu r d a y
Use R e lie f L a b o r
statio
n on B aseline s tre e t and T enth avenue w hen the
fo
r
G
r
a
d
in
g
N
o
w
aw ai d.
o fficer a tte m p te d to a rre s t th e b a n d it as he ta lk e d to th e
T he object of both breeders in
— ^ o p e ra to r of the station. N either
Work of producing the Ju n io r o ffering these specials is to en- i T h ree counties. W ashington M ult
( n e ti.r .i* in cn.'.li on li.u id , d e
th e officer nor the b andit suffered
P ioneer pageant, om* of the m ajor courage club m em bers to secure ' nom ah and T illam ook, pledged to
ci • a c in nut?.t.Hiding w n r i.u it. and
high
q
u
ality
anim
als
of
good
b
reed
in jury, although the bandit m an
f’ .itui« of the Wia.shington C ounty
d e b ts and lo w e r a »* . 'd v a lu t .
$10000
n
for
the
first
consti
i
ing
for
th
eir
club
work.
aged to knock th e heel from th e
fair. Sept« m ber 3, 4. 5, will get u n
are th e h ig h lig h ts o f th e a n n u t!
tion period to w ard th e d ev elo p
T
h
e
J
c
r-e
y
division
of
the
W
ash
officer's boot.
derw ay this week w ith the m eet-
W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty school a u d it
m ent af the Wolf creek and Wilson
B andit P rotected
| mg of W ashington coqnty c lu h i in ington county 4-H dairy show is riv er roads, have sp en t a to tal of
c o m p le te d last w eek
by
A. I..
the historical room in th e b ase o i h * of the largest divisions, th ere | $27.421.54, acco rd in g to th e re p o rt,
A heavy wooden p illa r and a
A iniicher. p u b lic a cco u n ta n t ,
m ent of the court hou.se today being from 20 to 30 head of J e r of L. G. A pperson, P o rtla n d city ’
steel gas ta n k cover, sep arated th e
T h e a u d it
in tlu d e .s a lt .second
|«T huisday> it wa announced T u es sey cattle ex h ib ited each year.
tw o contestants, shielding e a c h
and th ir d class .school d is tric ts in
engineer, w ho is in charge.
day
by
M
i*
If
H
S
tan
n
ard
.
c
h
a
ir
from accu rate gunfire.
th e c o u n ty amt tin* u n io n
h ig h
Of
th
e
th
ree
counties.
W
ashing-
1
W hen Mohr brothers dem olished
i O rganization for t h e annual
m an of the local com m ittee.
school d is t r ic t ’« and e xclu d e , th e
A fter the shooting th e b andit
ton
has
sp
en
t
less
of
its
quoto
i
,h
e
house
on
W
ashington
street
H ill th o rn p u b lic
school d is tric t,
A t th is m ee tin g , w h ic h w ill be W ashington county fair pet parade according to the re p o rt w hich w as
and his c ar disappeared along
last
week
to
m
ake
room
for
the
wa.
com
pleted
at
a
m
eeting
of
the
w in c h is a fir s t das.s d is tric t.
a tte n d e d by
c lu b s
fro m
F ore st
m ade Ju ly 30 E x p en d itu res are: new laundry building, an o th er one B aseline road headed east and de
, Business and Professional W omen’s «
I G t ove. S cholls, B e a ve rto n , Dei
( a s h ( m I iis
$10 000 for M ultnom ah. $9.329 80 for of th e historic buildings or H ills spite the fact th a t five m inutes
‘fh e a u d it show's cash on hand
v ille , C o rn e liu s and llill.s b o ro . ,t d u b com m ittee T uesday night. List T illam ook, and $8.091.74 for this
later P o rtlan d police and state of
boro passed into history.
.i m e 15 of tHe. y e i r •• $97 873 • i
w ill h e decided w h ic h c h it) w ill of prizes will be announced n e x t, county.
ficers sw arm ed along roads lead
week.
The house was constructed som e ing in to P o rtlan d and over the
co m p u re d to $77,92825 a y e a i ago
.1 urne re .-o o tiM b ility fo r an e p i
Sm all Tools P urchased
T
h
e
C
hehalem
M
ountain
4-H
tim e betw een 1868 and 1870 by highw ays and byw ays on th e east
und $40 130 20 In 1934 m ukluif an
sode m th e pageant Each c lu b w ill
Sm all tools purchased for the
In e rt a a- in a y e a r o f $19,947.00
pi »duce on«* 1 pisode. M rs S tan n ard R ural E lectrification club will have projects cost $6.507 98 w hile eq u ip A dolphus Kinney, pioneer b la c k edge of th e county, n eith er th e ban-
a
display
at
the
W
ashington
C
ounty
sm
ith and w agon-m aker of H ills
(C ontinu ed on p age d. colum n 2)
Assessed v a lu a tio n o f th e d r
•aid. be in g resp o n sib le fo r th e p ro
m ent ren tals and p urchases am o u n t boro. F inney operated a shop on
tr ie 's i
g ive n as $21000.480 92 fo r
d u c tio n , in c lu d in g
th e costum es, fair, w hich w ill illu strate th e w ork | ed to
a
n
o
th
e
r
$»¿71.3
87.
w
hich
they
are
doing
in
this
project,
r
e
M
ain
street,
next
door
to
w
hat
now
1930; $21715.902 45 fu r 1935, and
( ’o ffer ( lut» Sponsors
ports L E Francis, assistant coun- brought th e to tal for these item s is th e A rgus office.
$21.752,120 82 fo r 1934
T h e pageant is be in g ponsored J ty agent The display w ill consist : to $1.3.221 65.
S teady d ro p In th e o u ts ta n d in g
He purchased th e lot on w hich
fr
o
m
b.'-
th
e
H
llls
h
o
in
(
’«»ffe«
c
lu
b
and
B
u
s
R e p o rte d F o rc e d
of m odels show ing the application
W ashington county m oney has the house stood from W ashington
w a rra n t, is disclosed d u rin g th e
j
th
e
p
ro
d
u
c
tio
n
co
m
m
itte
e
in
clu
d
e
s
of electrical pow er on the farm .
been spent for tru c k s and service. county in 1868. p aying $60 for it.
y e n ju t d o s e d w ith th e to ta l fo r
M i
S ta n n a ,d . M r-
F red Enb< 1-
T raffic f .ane
P rep aratio n s a re being m ade for $7306 41, and $783.33 for tractors, th e deed being signed by C ounty
1930 reduced to $79 33 1 88 as cum -
I (lin g e r M r Emma M cKinney, Mrs this exhibit under th e supervision leaving an unexpected am ount of
p a le d to $117.020 22 in 1935 and
Ju d g e H yer Jackson. L ater he sold
, T ho m a s C o n n e ll and
Mrs. F red o f Ben Faber, P ortland G eneral $1908 26.
$145 359 24 in 1934 T he to ta l r e
th e property to Ella and W arren
T 1 l” ■
e I e
I»
Sew
ell
M
rs
E
d
ith
T
o
z
.ic
r-W
e
a
th
c
r-
Electric
ru
ral
service
agent,
and
T
illam
ook
county
to
tal
w
as
sp
en
t
d u c tio n in w a rra n ts was $30 491 54
W W illiams and since th en it has
everely in, furi
and th re e other*, red i a c tin g as h is to ric a l a d v is o r
H
arry
Schm
eltzer.
leader
of
for
ren
tal
of
17
trucks,
re
p
a
irs
and
the
D u r in g th e y e a r bond« d d e b t also su ffe re d m moi
changed hands several times.
h u rts w h e n tw o w h ile M r S ta n n a rd is w r it in g th e
club.
parts,
and
M
ultnom
ah
county
spent
was red u ce d $11900. m ik in g a to ta l O regon M o o r stag« . c o llid e d on
F inney was a robust, bearded
story fo r th e pageant.
$8950 for m aterials, supplies of
i e d u c tio n o f $50 391 51
Hi ■ Pacific ughv ay n e a r Red Hock
m an w ho tended to his ow n a f C ity C o u n c il C o n s id e rs O f
various
kinds,
tools
and
eq
u
ip
m
en
t
C
h
aracters
will
be
tak
en
from
In m a n y o f th e d is tric ts , th e r e cheese fact« 1 \ M on d a y
A n a u to -
fairs and let the w orld tak e care
days of the
and an o th er $1050 for tractors.
p o rt shows, ta x c o lle c tio n e xce e d m o b ile . p«*« thng in to th e h ig h w a y the early pioneer
f e r fo r L o t on C o r n e r
All these sum s do not contain of its own troubles, according to
ed h*\ ie
and
consequent ly
th e fro m a side 1oad 1 . - a id to have c unty and p o rtray ed by hoys and
any of th e m oney sp en t by the fed W. V. Wiley, w ho w ent to school
.school tli.J ric t* have m ere cash on forced one < f th e bti a.s out o f its girl- of the various com m unities
eral governm ent for labor, all of w ith th e F inney children a half
rep resen ted by th e clubs. Each
h and th a n e v e r b e fore A n u m b e r t r a f f ic lam*
Prospects of another grocery store
w hich is furn ish ed u n d er the d ire c cen tu ry ago or more.
o f th e m w i l l not fin d it neei ... ir y
T h e in ju re d
•re Agnes Jo hnson episode will p o rtray som e im p o rt
Finney. Wiley relates, could be in H illsboro cam e to light T ues
tion of W PA from relief m oney
to m ake a le \ y. o r at lea t m u c h of M< M m n v ill
cu ts a nd bru ise s ant « vent in th e h istory of the
found at his anvil at any tim e, be day night a t th e A ugust m eeting
ap p ro p riated by congress.
of a le vy, it is b e lie ve d
about t)
head. E lsie H am hach of establishm ent of th e county.
A ppcrson's sum m ary of accom ing a hard w orking citizen w ho be of th e city council w hen th e m a t
H o w e v e r, th is c o n d itio n p ro b a b ly Tigard,
Tiie co n tin u ity of th e pageant
ad in ju r ie s B o th w e re
ter of leasing a city lot opposite
plishm ents to J u ly 30 show s th at, lieved in laboring diligently.
w ill not be tr u
a n o th e r ye a r. A m - ta ke n b
P o rtla n d
h o sp ita ls
fo r will he carried by tw o characters.
on the W ilson riv e r road. 4.7 m iles
In com m unity affairs, w hile he th e C oslett service station w as d is
a d ic r p o in ts o u t in his re p o rt, b e e x a m in a tio n and «»1» c re a tio n T h re e ‘ D oubt’’ and U n d erstan d in g .” T he
of road has been com pletely c le a r took no very active p art, he be cussed.
cause th e a m o u n t o f d e lin q u e n c y nth 1 •» wen* treated fo r m in o r in - form er questions. "W hy P io n e e r’’”,
A pplicant for th e lease, according
D ia m o n d R in g , 2 W a tc h e s ed o f brush, including 137 acres, lieved in advancem ent and the
a lre a d y
p a id > c o n sid e ra b le and ju r ie
at W ilc o x
h o s p ita l N ew and the latter brings th e an sw er
to G eorge McGee, city m anager, is
w hile 4 1 m iles have been grubbed w elfare of his tow n and county.
because o f ttie a d o p tio n o f th e I iw b e rg T he y w en-
F ra n k R uzicka. in the prologue.
in A r tic le s T a k e n
R alph M cKinnon. P o rtlan d grocery-
and m ade ready for grading
w h ic h . p r e a d s c o lle c tio n o f d e ln i- Leu is,on. Idaho, (> A
Five episodes and epilogue d e
So it w as th at he set out to con
E ric k , on.
On th e p art w here m achinery is stru c t the house in w hich he raised m an an d one of th re e b ro th ers
<|u ncu*s in q u a rte r ly a n n u a l p a y
M J N Henry» pict the events in dialogue, p an to
w ho o perate stores in P o rtlan d .
being em ployed in m oving dirt.
m e n ts ovei a p e rio d of years
m im e and tabelcau w ith a p p ro
H oquiam Wash
T hursday night, w hile county of 90 000 cubic y ard s of com m on e x his fam ily. On sills hew n by hand M cK innon. McGee said, declared
R e g a rd in g new debt c o n tra c te d
The heavy m achine met alm ost p riate m usical settin g s and b ack fice!
w ere engaged in p u rsu it of cavation has been m ade and 10.000 from large logs, he set up an h o n th at they w ished to ex p an d and
in ttie v a rio u s d is tric t* , the a u d it hcadnn. T he P o rtlan d bound stag«* ground.
est fram ew ork of heavy tw o by considered H illsboro an excellent
th e bandit w ho fired on S tate Of-
( ( o u t l n u r d im i p a i r b. r v lu m i i I I
Out Jin • of th e pageant follow's: • ficcr A1 Jo hnson in H illsboro, bur- cubic y a rd s of rock moved.
wa lightly loaded and was d riv en
fours, rough from th e m ills and location.
T
h
ree
m
iles
of
tem
p
o
rary
road
by W E G ard n er of P o rtlan d The Prologue "The S p irit of P io n e e r ! glars forced a bedroom w indow in
set close enough to in su re stren g th .
The sto re w ould be of th e driv e-
other, fully loaded to Corvalli.- ing.” Episode 1 "F irst se ttlers of th e R aleigh W hitm ore hom e tw o has been constructed and half a
Upon this fram ew o rk he set the in grocery type, cate rin g to trad e
was driven by A W. Jo h n , ulso of W ashington County. 1839 to 1840.” m iles w est of L au rel and escaped m ile of the highw ay com pleted and rough boards ju st as th ey cam e un- from autom obile traffic and fa rm
Episode 2 "S tar of O regon.” the w ith a q u a n tity of valuable jew elry ready for surface. T w o channel
Portland.
« from the saw m ill. Inside, ers com ing to H illsboro. M atter of
changes have been m ade in G alcs 1 f*ni5he<
W alter S K ing of D allas received period of 1841. Episode 3 "Ein-
how ever, though the w alls again lease was left in the hands of the
Besides th e jew elry , th e b u rg lars
u n d eterm in ed in ju ries last T h u rs an u al,” including from 1842 t o obtained som e sm all change from creek, and 10 cu lv erts installed, w ere of rough boards, finished appraisal com m ittee.
day afternoon w hen his car and a 1844. Episode 4 "C om m encem ent.” a purse. Tile W hitm ore fam ily was w hile tw o tem porary bridges have lu m b er was used in m op boards
L ease of th e H illsboro airp o rt for
tru ck driven by G uv E A ckerm an 'The period of 1849 Episode 5 "F irst visiting at th e hom e of a relativ e been built. T hree m iles of tra il also and casings, and a fine, hardw ood ag ricu ltu ral purposes w as an o th er
(C on tin u rd on p a g e 4. -o lu m n 1)
of Pi i t land crashed a mile south of C ounty F air.” d u rin g 1854. E pi nearby, according to th e rep o rt
h and ra il was added to th e steep m atter u n d er consideration follow
V is it o f N a t io n a l O f f i c e r Six C orners on th e N ew berg h ig h logue “Tile Golden Age.”
stairs.
ing an offer m ade by R alph H iatt
given S h eriff Jo h n C onnell, and
T he pageant will be staged in w ere aw ay from hom e from 8 to
way.
T he fireplace w as b u ilt of brick, to pay $125 cash for th e first year.
Virgil
Weston,
age
un
rep
o
rted
,
In te r e s t* M e m b e rs
th e «veiling on th e last day of 9:30 o'clock, discovering th e ro b
set in mud m ortar, w hich even to- He w ould agree, he said, to keep
youth, suffered in ju ries w hen a car th e fa ir If the w eath er is fair, the bery im m ediately a fte r retu rn in g .
day held th e bricks firm ly in place, the runw ays clear of heavy grass
driven hv Earl Mosley G ardner. stage will be set outside, but should
T he fireplace was square and heavy, to allow th e planes to land and
Included in th e loot w as a d ia
Inability to com plete a rra n g e 38. N ewberg, ran over him a mile the w eath er tu rn wet. th e a u d i
The back bricks, from m any fires, I w ould farm the portions of th e
m ent for th e county fair and oth er east of T igard. A ccording to th e torium w ill be av ailab le for p resen mond ring valued at $100; gold
had crum bled aw ay and at som e- 1 field not used for landing. The
Elgin w atch and a w om an's gold
urgent business S atu rd ay resulted report m ade by G ard n er, the hoy tation.
tim e bracing had been set inside proposition w as left in -the hands
w rist w atch, both valuable; a gold
in the county unit of the F arm ers’ and his com panions w ere scuffling
to
keep the in terio r w alls in place. ; of th e civic im provem ent com m it-
ring, gold neck piece an d the sm all
Union calling an o th er m eeting for behind cars parked beside th e road.
S quare nails w ere used to hold tee.
G o v e rn o r T a k e s
to
S tep s
j change.
August 15 As the next reg u lar The hoys cam e out from behind
th e boards and fram ew o rk togeth-1 W ashington county fair board
E n trance to th e house w as gained
m eeting comes on S eptem ber 5, parked ears and young W eston fell
H a lt F o re s t F ire s
c r w hile the h eavier fram es w ere I was given perm ission to use S hute
thro u gh an east w indow , w hich is
the last night of the fair, no m eet in front of the G a rd n e r m achine,
m ortised and h eld in place by park d u ring the fair on prom ise that
6 1- feet above th e ground. A greasy
ing will be held at th a t time. according to a statem en t filed w ith
all necessary expenses w ould be
dow el pins.
tool was used to force th e lock and
i By A. L. Lindhcck)
M eeting August 15 will also enable S h eriff John Connell.
T im e w as w hen th e F in n ey re s i paid.
it is supposed th at a lad d er was
the union member., to com plete a r
SA
LE
M
—As
a
p
recaution
against
Uecau. e th e o v erd riv e on ihe
S afew ay sto re w as g ran ted a p e r
dence w as one of th e best in H ills
used to reach the w indow .
rangem ents for the visit of N atio n C V M u n d e n D eS oto ca r was in
the m alicious ineendiarists and th e
T he b u rg la r ran sack ed th e b ed careless cam per and sm oker G ov boro, but th a t w as long ago and mit to sell w ine in package lots,
al Secretary E E K< nnedy of
( ( u n i in u r« l nit
I, r o lu in ti 1)
m
aking four such perm its now a p
its
bu
ild
er
is
dead.
Now
progress
C a re U rg e d in T h r e s h in g o f room before finding all of the ern o r M artin th is w eek placed
K ankakee. Ill . August 22 to 27. in
, loot, but the pocketbook co n tain p ractically all of the tim b ered areas decrees that this careful handiw ork proved in Hillsboro.
elusive. An all-state m eeting w ill
S peeding by m otorists using the
i n g the rin g w as lying in plain of th e state u n d er “reg u lated use" m ust give place to m ore m odern
G r a in fo r M a lt in g
he held d u rin g .h is visit.
| things. .A half cen tu ry from now drivew ays th rough S hute p ark was
i sight. C lew s of an y kind w ere T his m eans th at cam pers w ho
M anager Ed. I. Moore of th e
discussed and th e council suggested
. . . .
,
, , , .
* ° I w hat w ill tak e its place?
missing, according to the official into
county fair reported progress on
th e woods m ust obtain p erm its
__________ ______
th a t speed lim it signs be installed,
F arm ers in W ashington eounty report.
fair arran g em en ts and ex plained
if th ey expect to build fires in
w arn in g the d riv ers th a t th e lim it
the rash prizes to he given by
Suit tn condem n rig h t-o f-w ay for have in th e last few w eeks seen
any place other th an designated C z -l-» z -* z -> l R / x
inside the p a rk w as 10 m iles per
H illsboro hu iness m en to stim u late th e H anks-B uxton highw ay w as a su bstantial advance in th e p rice i
ram p in g spots and m ust also carry O C IlO O l OOtiFCJS
hour.
file d last week in circuit court by of barley. This increased price is ,
attendance.
I regulation fire fighting eq u ip m en t
New developm ents in the soil the
state highw ay
com m ission tlx- result of crop conditions in the
including a shovel, ax e and w ater
conservation program due to the against l.e..t< i S e ll e f Davies Five m iddle west and possibly m eans a
bucket. S m oking w ill also be for-
m iddle west d routh wen* exp lain ed acres e f la n d a re included in the good dem and for W ashington co u n
I bidden by trav elers in the forested
ty b arley this fall and w inter.
by C ounty A g e n t W I*’ Cy rus. proceedings
; areas except along hard surfaced
T h e p ro p eity is part of a new G ro w ers w ho are in terested in
D routh relief had been m ade ra th e r
| roads.
general lie said, anil it is now section o f Im proved highw ay being selling b arley for m altin g purposes
T he governor's action w as tak en H e a lt h S u b je c t o f Session
Good foods m ean good health,
easier to get class tw o paym ents. eonslructed by th e highw ay d e can afford to tak e som e care in the
’ on th e recom m endation of J. W.
declared Paul O. Sam pson, d ietitian
F
u
n
e
r
a
l
S
et
f
o
r
T
o
d
a
y
a
t
C yrus said gram crops throughout partm en t to com plete the road b e th resh in g of it, according lo W. F.
at C h e rry G ro v e
Forguson. state forester, w ho points
from Madison. Tenn.. in speaking
the eounty w ere good, but he d e tw een Banks anil D avies railw ay C yrus, county agent.
out th a t 70 per cent of all m an-
before the H illsboro R o tary club
B a n k s M . E. C h u rc h
P robably the general practice in
plored th e fact th at th ere w as a crossing, and is designed lo elim in
caused forest fires a re d u e cith e r
M em bers of school boards in T hursday. He held t h a t cancer,
scarcity of red clover and grass ate a bad curve. N early a m ile and th resh in g barley is to th resh it as
to m aliciousness or carelessness.
h eart tro u b le and a rth ritis a re due
seed when there was such a d e a h alf of highw ay w ill be co n clean as possible w hich usually
W orst of th e careless group are n ine districts of the C h erry G rove in large m easure to im p ro p er e a t
W
illiam
T.
Sellers.
71.
retired
m eans that th ere is som etim es a
structed.
m and for it.
the sm oker and vacationist w ho vicinity will g ath er at 8 p. m. F ri- ing.
farm
er
and
early
resident
of
O
re
fairly large percentage of skin n ed
a re responsible for 41 p _______
ercen t __
of [ day in G aston to discuss school
A num ber of local R otarians p a r
and broken kernels in th e thresh ed gon. died at Ihe IIMnily hom e at ! all m an-caused fires. T houghtless- I health w ith Mrs. M arg aret Logan,
Banks
T
uesday
night
a
fter
an
Ill
ticipated in the m onthly R otary
grain. M alslers object to this con
ness
is
th
e
ir
b
ig
4
a
u
lt,
Ferguson
de-
1
county
nurse.
golf tourney at the P o rtla n d Golf
dition and will p refer b arley w hich ness of several w eeks. He had been Clares.
1 School boards invited to attend club T hursday afternoon.
may have a portion of th e beard m falling h ealth for th ree years.
C
ontrast
to
the
havoc
w
ro
u
g
h
t
;
thl’
m
eeting
include
C
h
erry
G
rove,
adhering to Ihe grain ra th e r than F uneral services will be held at 2 to th e forests by th e inccndiarist, ! Seghers. C arp en te r C reek. Dilley,
p. m. today i T hursday I from the
a skinned amt bro k en kernel.
sm oker and recreationist, is th e D eerlick. S pring Hill. Hill. L aurel-
P a rtic u la r atten tio n to th e n u m B anks M ethodist church w ith Rev. record of in d u strial activ ities in \ wood Academy, and both the g rade
C. P. Salim of Forest G rove offi
b
er
of
concaves
and
th
eir
a
d
ju
s
t
Fn .1 place in the Argils p ro v e rb ; these efforts, d espite the fart that
ciating. In term en t w ill he in the th e forests of the state, w hich, al- ? ,ld high schools in G aston. Mrs
contest was easily .selected as th e ; several such e n tries m ade serious m ent as well as to the cy lin d er Banks cem etery. Mrs. Vera P arm - th o u g h em ploying tho u san d s of Logan said.
pis
d
should
result
in
an
im
proved
.lack M urton of fhe H illsboro d i
m en a re responsible for less th an
w in n er had all the answ ers right m is-statem ents
grade of b arley w hen th e re is a ley will sing.
vision PE P com pany, w ill attend
(( nntin urd nn p s « c I , colu m n 4)
in a neatly prepared folder lo co n
So m uch interest was show n . ’ ¡ I good
Mr.
S
ellers
was
born
D
ecem
ber
and discuss pro p er lighting, and
tain Ihe picture.; and proverbs T he the present contest that an o th er trade, dem and from th e m alting 10. 1864. at U kiah. Cal., cam e to
The M etro-G oldw yn-M ayer T ra v
Freedom from w eeds is ail-
assist in solving problem s of light
Winner was Irene R S lrn b b nf sim ilar contest m ay possibly be
Lane
county
in
the
Pleasant
Hili
req u irem en t d em anded by
for Ihe schools represented.
eling m otion p ictu re studio, w hich
B uxton. Second and th ird places held at a later date. If Ihe A rgus other
d
istrict
w
itli
his
parents,
late
Mr.
ass of buyer.
Mrs. Logan's part in the program has been in P ortland th is week
wcnl lo Maud W Bn-cow. county m anagem ent decides on an o th er this c
and Mrs. Jam es Rodman Sellers,
w ill be the discussion of diseases, m aking screen tests for possible
11easilier. and M ildred Elder S ev context, advance notice w ill be
at th e age of 8. w as graduated
th e ir control and practical m eans motion p ictu re actors and actresses,
eral olliers w ere correct in an sw ers given thro u g h th e colum ns of the
from C h ristian college at M on
D onald T. T em pleton, county of p u ttin g control into effect. School
w ith Ihe exception of the m is-usc | new spaper.
m outh in 1896 and was m arried chairm an, J. O. Johnson, county sanitation and w ater supplies also is scheduled to visit H illsboro F ri
day a t 4:30 p. m., according to
| C orrect proverbs w ere;
of a word.
to Ellen L. H alleck at M onm outh secretary , and Jo h n E. Wood, state w ill be discussed.
O range Phelps, m anager of the
"T h e
e a rly
b ird catches th e
S ep tem b er 10. 1888. Mrs Sellers com m itteem an, have been invited
Of the rem ain d er en terin g th e
V enetian th eatre, w ho m ade the
contest, out of a total of 123. n w o rm " "A stitch in tim e saves
B u rn in g th e u p p er story, p ro b died at B anks Ja n u a ry 13. 1929. to P o rtlan d this com ing T uesday
arran g em en ts for the visit.
(C un tin u rd on p age 2,
targe n u m b er had one w rong p ro v nine." "All is not gold th at g litters." ably beyond repair, fire M onday
to m eet Jo h n D. M. H am ilton,
T he trav elin g studio, w hich cast
erb and th e rem ain d er tw o or "Too many cooks spoil Ihe b ro th .” m orn in g about 9 o'clock b ro k e out
ch airm an of th e N ational R ep u b li
"H aste Makes W aste" "D on't count in the roof and attic of th e H ulda
$150.000 to build and equip, w ill
can com m ittee, and to sit on th e
more.
proceed to the city hall a fte r its
T he proverb. "Too m any rooks yo u r chickens before they are Em erick hom e at B aseline stre e t ,
p latform at a rep u b lican rally at
and Nmlli avenue N eighbors sue- l r n ,
,
r .
night at the public au d ito riu m al
: pod tin- broth?' nearly always w it ¡latched."
Two W ashington county w om en a rriv a l here, w here M ayor J. H.
right, w hile the proverb. “All Is
w hich H am ilton w ill be the p rin this week w ere announced by L es G arrett and city officials will give
needed in rescuing most of th e I n r o u g n P a p e r
l<i p Hass A lf n iils M r r l
cipal speaker.
not gold that glitters. ' was missed
f i l l lushing and rlolliing. Loss was
ter Ireland A- C om pany, H illsboro an official w elcom e a fter w hich it
m y shopping throuch
R epresentative E I. Ross o f ; fully ro v ered by insurance
T he H am ilton parly, w hich w ill h ard w are and fu rn itu re store, as w ili proceed through th e dow n
I
‘ «
m ore tu n e . Ilian any of tin 1 rest.
"D on’t count your ch ick en , before W ashington eounty a t t e n d e d aj D efective flue is blam ed for Ihe th e ad v ertisin g in Ihe Argus." conic f f r i ’ortlan d from S eattle, will w inners in the C am av-R C A V ictor town streets to the V enetian w here
they are hatched." was second in m eeting of Hie interim enmmisjiioii fire Tiie low er pari of the house rem ark ed a w om an subscriber include fourteen m em bers of Ihe radio contest w hich closed recently. it w ill be open to inspection by the
w inners a re
Miss public from 5 to 6 p. nt.
the nu'inticr of m istakes in sta te on goveriiinenl.il and ad m u iistra- w as undam aged due lo Ihe prom pt in a recent visit tn the uiew spa- n ational com m ittee sta ff and in Tile county
per office. She adm itted th at she ad d itio n several co rresp o n d en ts of l.eth a W inget of B eaverton ro u te
A M etro-G oldw yn-M ayer d ire c
live reorganization of w hich lie is action of Hie fire d ep artm en t.
m ent.
A num ber of persons en terin g a m em ber at Eugene Monday. S ev This is ,1 he second fire in tw o years. saved the price of the sub scrip eastern and m id-w est new spapers. 1 and Mrs. E lizabeth Todd of F o r tor. and a com plete staff of cam era,
tion
m
anv
tim
es
over
through
soundm
en, electricians, an d m ovie
T he address of C hairm an H am il est Grove. They a re of 27 w inners
the ro u te;), failed to pay th eir eral hearings are scheduled d u rin g i
shopping in th is m annrr.
ton at the night m eeting w ill be in O regon and 1470 in the U nited m akeup ex p erts compose th e p e r
G rangers to H ear Vnung
subscription or to turn in a new Ihe next few w eeks With heads of
The a d v ertise m en ts and trade broadcast over radio station KGW States.
sonnel of the outfit, but m otion
one and consequently, u n d er the state d ep artm en ts affected and tliej H illsboro (¡rang»' w dl hold an
The radios w ill be on display pictures will not be film ed in this
executive office It is th e intention all-day m eeting S atu rd ay . H enry in v itatio n s of t h e progressive from 8:30 to 9:30 o’clock.
rules, could not lx considered,
T h e m eeting at night w ill be in Ire la n d 's w indow th e first of city d u rin g the visit.
Som e excellently p rep ared nnd . of th i1 com m ittee to have th e pub- Young w dl talk al Ihe lecture ho u r H illsboro m erchants I s alw ays
Its brief stop-over here is being
novel m ethods of presentation w ere I lie fully inform ed on Ihe n a lu re of mi his tr ip lo th e Tow nsend n a found in (h r Argus. Read them , it open lo all w ho care to atten d the w eek, a fter w hich they w ill be
tu rn ed in and Ihe Judges of th e the propos d changes before if Is tional cunvenliun a t C le v e la n d . w ill pay you to shop through tlir w ith no seats reserved, according delivered to the w inners by the ic g ard ed purely as one lu perm it
to th e invitations.
faus of this city to in sp ect the
contest w ere high in praise uf I p resen ted to the n ex t legislature.
Argus.
Irelan d store.
Ohio.
Improvements Made
Two Sections, Twelve Pages
H illsboro A rgus E stablished 1891
. Battle; Fleeing Man Drops from
Sight Afterward
Select
Parts
Today
Report
Tiled
Here
Old Residence
Village S m ith y
Removed Here
Stage Crash
N ear T ig ard
Inj ures Five
Grocery Firm
Asks L ocation
O n Highway
Burglar Loots
Laurel Home;
Clews Missing
Union Plans
A nother Meet
Restrict Use
Timber Areas
Local Barley
Market Good
State Begins Suit
to Take Property
W . T. Sellers,
Banks, Passes
Asked to Meet
Buxton Resident 11 inner in Proverb
Contest; Many Seek Prizes Ojjcred
Dietitian Speaks
Before Rotarians
P ris o n e r
w ith
T h r e a te n s
J a ilo r
P is to l; B o th M e n
Have
W eapons
_______
1
WoiHilH Plays P a rt
______ _
I
V is ito r
B e lie v e d
F u rn is h e d
to
H ave
Guns
T h ru stin g a gun in to the sid e of
G ran t Z um w alt,
jailer, C h arles
Dotson and Leslie H. S tairet, p ris
oners in th e county jail, escaped
at 9 o'clock T uesday night a fte r
locking Z um w alt and an o th er p ris
o n er in to th e supply room.
Less than five m inutes later Z um
w alt w as released by Ja c k M aier,
janitor, and Mrs. Z um w alt. C ity
police and S h eriff Jo h n C onnell
and D eputies H arry Jo hnson and
D ick Busch were notified and b e
gan a search of th e city and s u r
ro unding roads. T he m en w ere not
apprehended.
Asked Telephone Use
T he b reak took place w hen D ot-
son called Z um w alt at 9 o’clock
and asked to use the telephone.
A fter Z um w alt had opened th e
doors and Dotson w as outside, he
ordered Z um w alt to throw up his
hands. A fter locking th e ja ile r and
C harles M errill, prisoner, in th e
room. Dotson took th e ja il keys
and released S tairet. S ta ire t also
w as arm ed w ith a pistol.
T uesday, according to S h e riff
C onnell, an unidentified w om an
visited Dotson in the jail, relatin g
th a t she was a friend of his and
had been to see his attorney.
It is believed th at she passed th e
guns to D otson. A portion of a
rem ark m ade by the w om an to D ot-
son and overheard by one of the
Z um w alt children, has stre n g th e n
ed this belief. She is re p o rte d to
have said: "T he car is p ark ed by
th e fire h y d ra n t.”
S earch now is on for th e w om an
as w ell as th e m en and S h eriff
C onnell feels confident th a t all
th re e w ill be located.
D otson w as a rre ste d J u ly 16 by
P o rtlan d police an d w as facing
co u rt here on a charge of issuing
checks w ith o u t funds. He w as in
dicted by th e g ran d ju ry and plead
not guilty, proposing to stand trial.
R ecords forw arded by th e fe d
eral b ureau of identification reveal
(C ontinu ed «n p age 4,
colum n 2)
Bids Asked for
School Blisses
N o n -U n io n
Banks
B o a rd
A w a rd s
C o n tra c ts
F ailing to reach an agreem ent
w ith th e B eaverton high school
board on cost of tran sp o rtin g p u
pils. the non-union high school
board M onday night voted to call
for bids. B eaverton d istrict ow ns
its ow n busses. C o n tracts w ere
signed w ith Banks.
T he call fo r bids specifies fo u r
busses to tra n sp o rt ap p ro x im ately
225 stu d en ts in the cast p a rt of th e
co u n try over 90 miles of road. T w o
of th e busses have one long ru n
each m orning and evening, and tw o
m ake short ru n s twice. B ids a re to
be tak en for a year, tw o-year, an d
th re e -y e a r contracts.
Ail bids w ill be opened and con
tracts aw arded at a m eeting of th e
non-union board in th e office of
O B. K raus, eounty su p e rin te n d
ent. in th e co u rt house, at 8 p. m.
A ugust 14.
C ontracts aw arded at B anks in
clude the Scofield ru n for th ree
y ears to C lifford S andy a t $1,125
a year; M eacham , to G ordon Lay-
ton for th ree y ears at $1.100 a year;
B ruce McCann, the stu b ru n to
Mead school for a y ear at $400, and
G eorge R oscncrans, th e D ailey stu b
for a y e a r at $500.
T igard. H .ilsboro
and
F orest
G rove each have been te n d ered a
tw o-year contract and it is ex p e c t
ed th a t notification of acceptance
w ill be given at the n e x t m eeting.
Famous Traveling Pieture Studio
Scheduled for Visit in Hillsboro
G .O .P . Heads Bid
to H ear Hamilton
Emrick Residence
Scene Early Blaze
Woman Shops
Washington County
Women Win Prizes
m agnificent outfit, to learn how
talk in g pictures are film ed and re
corded and projected, and the m o
tion picture technicians w ith the
studio w ill be available to an sw er
questions reg ard in g th e ir w o rk
w hile the stu d io is here, it is said.
D uring the period th e stu d io is
open for inspection, the general
public w ill be p erm itted to e n te r
¡he studio. T hey w ill be escorted
through by the m otion p ictu re men,
and the operation of th e sound r e
cording room in one section of the
65-foot outfit, and th e sound p ro
jection room in Ihe rear c o m p art
m ent of the studio, w ill be e x
plained in d etail.
Ilog L icenses lnerea.se
Increase In purchase of dog 11-
eenses th is y e a r is rep o rted by N.
J. Skee of B eaverton, dog license
collector for th e W ashington coun
ty dog co n tro l board. C ollections
a re gaining ev ery year, he said, as
people becom e m ore fam iliar w ith
the law . T he control board has
authorized th e a rre st of persons de
lin q u en t in paym ent of license,
bk ee poiuted out.