Pape Two •
Thunder Storm
Floods Roads
H ea t C lim b s to R ecord H igh
for S u m m er
Terminating a hot wave which
d ro v e the m ercu ry to 97 degrees
Friday, estab lish in g su m m er re c
ord, cloudy days w ith show ers, a r
riv ed over the w eek-end to bring
relief.
T uesday
afternoon, to rren tial
ra in s sw ept th e n or’h p art of the
county, overloading d itches a n d
flooding roads In P o rtlan d the
w ate r stood cu rb deep d u rin g the
w orst of th e storm .
A ccom panying the rain was con
sid erab le lightning, w hich struck
alo n g the hills and dam aged lig h t
ing system s in P ortland. N othing
of serious dam age was reported
fro m this source this side of the
hills
The show ers and rains, elim i
n a te d considerable of th e fire h az
a rd by w ettin g w oodlands and
t
patches. In H illsboro th e
d an g er of grass fires lias been laid
aside for a tim e
In the country rains heavy enough
to soak potato and tu rn ip patches
a n d kale fields, are badly needed.
Use of Water Helps
Crop« >s ield Here
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a r * !»
to ta l head, d eterm in e th e am ount
of w ater that will b? needed, d e
cide on th e kind of pow er th at
w ill be utilized and then select
HILLSBORO AEGIS. HILLSBORO, OREGON
Organized Opposition Chases Farm
Racketeers to Cover in M idwest
XY’ ELL-ORGANIZED and welt-
” armed midwestern farmers
arc chasing back to cover gang
sters who plied their rackets
with amazing success In rural
areas the last few years.
Residents of the farm belt are
fighting mad over depredations
of bandits who have taken ad
vantage of unlocked chicken
houses, unprotected loads of cat
tle, and unsuspecting check re
cipients.
Modern anti-theft devices are
seen on many farms. Animals
and equipment wear Identifica
tion marks. Shotguns rest In
handy places. And they're loaded
guns, too, for the farmer is dead
ly earnest in his drive to rid
himself, his family, and his
neighbors of this new menace.
Farmers of Illinois were first
to organize. They banded to
gether after a survey showed
that the thieves had reaped a
harvest of $4,000,000 In Illinois
alone last year, while bank rob
bers and kidnapers got slightly
more than $1,000,000 in the en
tire United States.
The Illinois farmers took their
case to Gov. Henry Horner, who
pledged state co-operation, and
called in Ross C. Saunders to act
ns iuspcctor of rural crime pre
vention.
A bove, one of the latest m eans
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in- ÇAUNDERS o r g a n i z e d the
tifcci to fit th ese conditions
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of foiling th e ru ra l ra c k e te e r—
T h i r d , if ladino clover L to be
T , f:’rm erS hby ? ° ; 'T sb ip * units.
■narking p o u ltry on the w ings
eded. the ground should be lev el These were headed by a captain
for identification In case of th eft.
ed and strip borders p rep ared in and four lieutenants. The or
Ross C. S au n d ers, right*, directs
th e late sum m er w hile it is dry. ganization was stepped down to
Illinois f a r ni e r s' cam p aig n
the school districts.
T h e reason for this is th a t it will
ag ain st the outlaw s.
cost less th an h alf as m uch to do
These organized farmers have
it w hen d ry as w hen th e ground ■ been dubbed "F-men.” They and
is moist, and th e fall p reparation
their families have forgotten
states of th e m lddlcw est. T hese
p erm its very early sp rin g seeding their trusting ways. They've
states a re follow ing th e lead of
o f the clover. Fourth, any tim e the
to ta l crop from a piee^*of land is locked up the old farm. Sus
Illin o is an d th e n ig h t p ro w lers
picious
cars
and
suspicious
char
increased, th e rem oval of plant
aro
finding it increasingly diffi
food from the soil is p ro p o rtio n ate acters are reported to authori
cu lt to " p u t th e sn atch " on hens
ly increased. T his m eans m ore a t ties.
ten tio n m ust be given to m ain
And these authorities, once In
an d hogs th ro u g h o u t th is region.
ta in in g soil fertility th an if w ater clined to dismiss loss of chickens
M any ty p es of b an d its victim
is not used.
and livestock as petty thievery,
ized th e farm ers w hen the ru ra l
On th e W arrens' place p otato.s. are quick to go into action, for
sw eet corn, ladino clover and grass the farm vote elects in farm sec
ra c k e ts w ere a t th e ir h eight.
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being irrig ated total-
A m ong th e ir m odern ideas w ere
tions. Farmers have let it be
ing altogethc ■r 160 acres. This y ear
known that they want punish
th e livestock r u s t l e r s w ho
th e re are 15 acres of potatoes, four
ment for persons who steal from
of w hich h;ive already been dug
w orked w ith tru ck s in stead of
them.
1 1 1 m arketi id. W arrens told th e
cow ponies; th e "b u y er," w ho
vi itors last W ednesday th at he
And police officers couldn't
p aid w ith bogus checks; tho
har 1 sold fn im th is four acres a
veiy well term the loss of 1,500,«
“ re n te r" w ho n ev er re tu rn e d
1 • il of 612 sacks of No. 1 pota-
000 chickens, 20,000 head of cat
w h at he “re n te d .”
l s and 26-1 sacks of No. 2 s. In
tle,
and
much
valuable
farm
ma
M ore clev er g ra fte rs posed as
i.ddlition to t hose sales he had from
chinery in one year "petty th ie v
got ■ rn m en t agents, offering th e
th e sam e piece 75 sacks of seed
ery.” These figures were for
fa rm ers good d ra ft hom es in e x
an d 10 sacks of culls. W ater for
Illinois.
change fur oilier livestock. T h e
h is crops is pum ped from Gales
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fa rm e rs w ho tra d e d w ith th ese
k w ith tw o pum ps and w hile
T H E Illinois totals were typical
pum ping costs for this y ear
" i.s . s.
.. t.
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h a v e not yet been totaled, he r e
of those in a dozen or more
of course.
po rted th at for last y ear it am o u n t
ed to ap p ro x im ately five dollars efficiency of th e w a te r d istrib u - Pacific univ ersity . Forest Grove.
p e r acre.
tion.
by H arold S. T uttle, form er ln-
The arg u m en t th a t irrig atio n in
Ign. V anDerBom . O renco, is us- stru c to r th e re in education, seck-
the W illam ette valley w ill leave ¡ng an overhead sp rin k le r system ing to collect a total of ap p ro x l-
the soil in ■such a condition a fter a on filb ert n u rsery stock. He re -i m ately $330 w ith in terest for wages
few '
_ th e re _ su lts alread y w hich he alleges is due and was
that. 11 **“ ta “ e y ears p o rted _ th at
° U2 ;1PPa rcnt in d icate th e saving from n ev er paid. T he sum s declared due
on the W arrens and T h o rn b u rg h the use of w ater w ill pay for th e am o u n t to $55 p er m onth o v er a
places. On th e form er place ir- .system th e first year. T his sav- period begin n in g J a n u a ry 31 to
rig atio n w as started eight y - ears ,ng he com puted on th e basis of J u n e 30, 1933. He was placed under
ago and today th e crop yields are a g reatly reduced n u m b er of sec- co n tract S ep tem b er 1, 1932, to Ju n e
h ig h e r than at th a t tim e. On th e ond grade trees. His young trees. 1933.
T h o rn b u rg h farm this spring a ’ w here he has been .sprinkling show
O rd ers filed th is wei k in c ir
Jield w as plow ed up. p art of w hich a m uch h eav ier root grow th and
cu it co u rt in clu d e W M Evans
h a d been irrig ated tw o y ears and developm ent th an they did before
r ' f ‘n e n n i.
th e gr a te r p art th ree years. On he began th e use of th e w ater.
izcoo,. ison vs. T igard Mo
to
r
com
pany et al. settin g tim e for
th is field a crop of H annehen bar-
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filing claim s; Elm a S eam ier vs.
le y w as ju s t harvested am ounting
H arrison and Dean H eisler, d is
to a little m ore than one and one-
missal of su it for dam ages; Angie
h a lf tons to th e acre. T h ere is a
H arrin g to n vs. W ilfred V anderzari-
to ta l of 191 acres u n d er irrig atio n ,
den. dism issal; C red it B ureaus, Inc.,
all in ladino clover.
vs. S. H. and Alm a M iller, d is
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(C o n tin n e d fro m p fiff* t )
H arden _ rep _______
o rted ______
th at _______________
sw eet corn
irrig a te d last y e a r yielded th re e h av in g an in terest in th e cem etery, missal.
T he follow ing o rd ers w ere filed
tons to th e acre and th e sam e th e su it was filed. In th e settle-
v ariety in th e sam e field w hich he m ent offered, the com m ission w as th is week in p ro b ate court: H e r
d id not have tim e to get w ater to to pay a reasonable p rice for th e man R epschlager, A. W. Steele.
y ielded only one ton to th e acre, land and in ad d itio n fu rn ish a P hilip L orenz Schaefer, Jo h n M.
T in s y ear he is using w a te r on section of th e new West H ills Me- Mills, F red erick B uchtm an, O tto W
K '-ntucky w onder beans,
sw eet n iorial cem etery for th e use of Haggc, P e te r G. Sm ith and H enry
corn, and ladino colver. He is us- the fam ily and m ove th e graves Sm ith, m inors; Max H enskey, J e f
in g a th ree-in ch pum p w ith a five- from th e old cem etery to th e new ferson C. D uZan, M in erv a B radley,
W illiam Mogensen.
ho rsep o w er m otor th a t is also used location.
Suit was filed this week against
New cases filed this week in
aro u n d th e farm for v arious other
purposes.
On th e T ay lo r G uernsey farm
p ra ctically ev ery th in g is being ir
rig ated . T h ere is n ine acres of
Jadino clover on w hich 26 head
of d airy stock have been pastured
a ll sum m er. T his is divided into
fo u r p astu res and each piece pas
tu re d off tw ice each m onth and
w a te re d tw ice b etw een pasturings.
A lfalfa seeded h ere on A p ril 17
h as a lread y cut ap p ro x im ately one
to n per acre, rep o rted Taylor, and
is now about read y to be c u t
ag ain and looks like at least an o th
e r ton p er acre. T his is an o th er
arnall unit, th e re b ein g only 26
a c re s in the e n tire farm , b u t ow ing
to th e use of th e w ater is p ro d u c
ing as m uch as could be obtained
from a m uch la rg e r place w ith o u t
w ater. He is also using a th ree-in ch
pum p pow ered by a fiv e-h o rse
Buy a Washington County Product
p o w er electric m otor. T h e e n tire
se t-u p on th is farm is one of th e
m ost efficien t in th e co u n ty from
HIGHEST QUALITY— AVAILABLE ALL GROCERS
th e stan d p o in t of th e re b ein g no
w aste ut w ater an d th e ease a n d ,
Grand Jury Called
for Friday Morning
( C m tin tied fro m !>•■» I )
I before th e opening of school. T he
office w ill be open every (lay e x
cept S aturduy lo receive re g istra
tions.
F reshm en
w e re
regls t e r e d
throughout th e district last sp rin g
w hen the resu lts of th e eig h th
grade tests becam e know n, so th a t
this detuil bus been ta k e n ra r e of.
O the- classes w ere registered at the
close of school last spring
A lthough the high school football
team suffered losses nt g rad u atio n
of 11 men and severul others on
the second string lost out th ro u g h
scholarship failures. Coach !' M.
| Goodman is looking forw ard to a
su c c essfu l season Reece lla th h o rn
will assist in coaching again.
y
D ivision of th e H illsboro public
school d istrict announced last w eek.
Instructs all pupils In th e first four
grades living no rth of Maili stre e t
to reg ister at P eter Boscow school.
All fifth grade pupils. Including
the first four grades living south of
Mam street, are to register ut D av
id Hill school
R egistrations at these schools w ill
open S eptem ber H
T uesday night the public school
board h ired M rs J e n n ie H urd to
replace M iss Evo M cC orm ick, w h o
I
re sig n ed . M rs
f o u ith g ra d e
H ill'll
in
w ill te a c h th e
P e te r B oscow
i school.
C hange hits been announced In
the k in dergarten. w hich w as to
have been held in P eter Boscow
school, tint has been tran sferred
to rix>m 15 in David Hill R eg istra
tion opens w ith th<‘ opening of
sch ml Tuesday Mrs G uy P ain e
w ill conduct the class
First Fair I lere
r
Was Big Success
(C o n tin u e d front p r r <* I t
B ut w hile som e of these ra c k
ete e rs still o p e ra te on n r e
stricted basis, it is co rrect to
speak of them in the past tense.
T hey have been p re tty w ill
licked.
T he A m erican farm er Is used
to b attlin g w ith really tough
guys—d ro u th , for Instance.
D ecem ber 4. 1850 T hrough th li
m edium the fair received n lot of
good publicity.
For m any years th e W ashington
county fair was th e ou tstan d in g
one in th e w hole northw est. T he
ground« located on the road to
Forest Grove, jitst west of H ills
boro. w ere inclosed w ith a high
high hoard fence It had a fine
race tra c k and good buddings, ul-
wnys filled w ith splendid exhibits.
It was held for a week and ev ery
day was a big day.
It has been my good luck to be
a com m issioner from O r e g o n
through everal w orld's f urs With
a I I th eir
indcjtcribuble beauty,
glory, e x h ib its, th e best hand« and
mu>eums in the world, they n ev er
could compart* w ith my childhood's
appreciation <»f the o ne-ring circus,
w ith it.s callio p e, the m onkey and
the hand organ, th e call nt the
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ladles "ii d da s a d d le s
' '■ r h •' •: t iding k 111 s. th rw
be a w hole g reat big w orld to me.
a green country kid. w as this old
W ashington county fair.
Gift Distribution
Set for Saturday
circuit roirrt jn e lu d e Home O w n
ers' f.iMin corporation vs Fred An-
trobus, foreclosure; Anna Roe (¡off
vs. A. E. R edetzke; M ark T. Cox
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a r r I )
VS. A lverta O ates et al. foreclosure:
G eorge G. H ancock vs. Roy W th e selected persons are on the
grounds and for w hich five m inutes
C lifford et al. foreclosure.
I w ill he given If persons fail to
present them selves w ithin th e tim e
M arriage L lrrn ses
set, others w ill be selected to fill
F rancis G eorge S im antel, C or th e vacancies.
nelius, and Hazel May Collinge,
D istribution of the gifts w ill be
O livet, South D akota, A ugust 31
carried on inside and outside th e
W alter E. Colvin, Banks, and auditorium . Inside, those atten d in g
G ertru d e Tonjes. B attle G round. the dance w ill be given the sam e
Wash . A ugust 31.
o p p o rtu n ity to see those selected,
C lyde M. M eighen and W illa M the com m ittee has decided.
Young, both of Hillsboro, A ugust
Loud speakers inside and outside
26.
will announce the results, b egin
M artin E B erglund, Colton, and ning at 10 o'clock On the com
Rosa A. Bates, G aston. A ugust 29 m ittee a re H A Haley, ch airm an ,
Jam es Wells, Jack Rushlow , J a c k
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