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Volum e 13, No. 32
F. G. Driver
Faces Jury
Next Month
H illsboro
In d ep en d en t
Speaker
HilLsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , S ep tem b er 21, 1936
Recomes
Move Made Jurist
Adept I.ayer of Values Drop
C ornerstones
to Hold Back
in Districts
Wilson River
Over County
P o r tla n d
Iln ld w in , In d ic te d on C h a r g e
N ew spaper
Say»
M a c h in e r y , F u n d T a k e n
M a n s la u g h te r , in C o u rt
O c to b e r
E stablished 1873
fr o m W o lf C re e k
19
Eight Cases Listed
feniplcton
Explains
T w o C o u n tie s N o t C o n s u lte d
F o u r O t h e r C r im in a l A c tio n s
J u d g e R F ra n k Peters o f H ills ­
boro. elected m ost w o rs h ip fu l g ra n d -
n a slc r o f the g ra n d lodge o f O re ­
gon. A F Az A M th is ye a r, r a p ­
id ly is e s ta b lis h in g a re c o rd fo r
•(»rnerstone la y in g
U p to date he has o ffic ia te d at
fiv e such events, in each d e m o n ­
s tra tin g th a t he is fa m ilia r w it h
the w o r k in g tools o f a m a ste r m a ­
son bo th a c tiv e ly and f ig u r a tiv e ly
p e a kin g .
In each instance he has in siste d
on th e a c tu a l to o ls o f a m aste r
m ason b e in g in the hands o f h im ­
s e lf and a tte n d in g o ffic e rs W ith a
w o rk m e n 's tro w e l he a p p lie s th e
m o rta r w h ile his o ffic e rs le v e l and
p lu m b th e stone W h ile w o rk m e n
set th e stone, it is a p p a re n t th a t
even th is co u ld be dispensed w ith .
W h ile fo u r o f th e co rn e rsto ne s
have been la id in w e ste rn O regon,
w h e re it is k n o w n to ra in now' and
then, .Judge Peters d eclares th a t
th e o n ly tim e he was in a ra in was
at T h e D alles.
H is most im p re s s iv e ce re m o n y, he
ays. was in T h e D alles, w h e re he
’a id th e co rn e rs to n e fo r th e n e w
F irs t C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h .
O th e r
co rn e rsto ne s
la id
w ith
M asonic ce re m o n y are post o ffic e s
at N e w b e rg and M a rs h fie ld , th e
c o u rt house at O regon C ity and th e
c ity h a ll at D a llas
Loza in T im b e r
L o g g in g ,
by
H ills b o ro
A rg u s
E sta b lish e d
1894
Tw o Sections, F o u rte e n I’a g e i
Sewage Piani Completed
•*1
B u rn in g ,
C u b b in g
R e fle c te d in
9
P r o p e r ty
F irs t
in
H ills b o r o A r e a
Election Near,
Cherry Grove
Voter In terest
Greets Arrival
Seems Lacking
Electric Lines
Aoed Resident
of County Dies
Melinda Mulloy,
78, Succumbs
Strange Formation
Found After Blast
Demo Voters
Seek Ballots
Sale Lots Reported
for New Buildings
Meet Wednesday
"White Caravan”
in County Today
Sunflowers Nod
on Main Street
Damages Asked for
April Auto Crash
S ta r t
Add to Supervision
Hilhi Winner
Grid Contest
Government Puts Firm Hand on Duck
Hunters; Season Here Opens Nov. i Young Democrats
Boys
Gains Shown Here
Many Hunters
Invade Forest
Reports Show
Plans Being Made
for Joint Meeting
to 12 W i l l
fo r
H e re N e x t W e e k
Hazeldale Club
Members W in
Honors at Fair
Rites Today for
Bessie Ireland
P ro g r a m
A ssessm ents
S ta te S e n a to r M B P itt
on P ro p o s e d C h a n g e s
In c re a s e s $ 5 0 ,0 0 0
B e fo re J u rie s
cent, Io w a , w ill address
p u b lic a n r a lly F rid a y
th e c o u rt house lie is
W a.shirigton and T illa m o o k c o u n ­
Less v a lu a tio n in a ll school d is ­
and w ill ta lk a b o u t fa rm p m b -
In d i
1 th e m id d le o f bust J a il-
ties sponsors o f th e Wilson r iv e r
tr ic ts
in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
is
lents.
w ir y on e h .iiK « *s o f iitu n .s lu u K h tc i.
W
o
lf
cre
e
k
.short
ro
u
te
s
to
th
e
sea.
H i'ls b o ro 's new -ewag? d isp o sa l p la n t, m ost co m p le te in th e N o rth w e s t
s
h
ow n
in fig u re s
p re p a re d thi?
(»corn«* IL u i d u i n o f Koreat ( » l o v e is
i a p p a re n tly w e re n o t c o n s u lte d in
and co stin g $45.000 wax placed on test fo r th e fir s t tim e T h u rs d a y
s<a’ «*(íuled
w eek by J. E. C a rp te n e r, c o u n ty
fue • u J u ry in c ir -
, the •'ra d ic a l re v is io n s o f th e p ro -
assessor.
w h e n sewage fro m th e o ld s y s te m was d iv e rte d to f i l l th e tanks. G e n ­
c u it c o in t ( h to h e r 19. a c c o rd in g to
j
je
c
ts
."
as
p
ro
c
la
im
e
d
in
a
P
o
rtla
n
d
e ra l use o f th e p la n t p ro b a b ly w i l l not be g in u n t il such tim e as th e
V a lu a tio n s
i n H ills b o r o
u n io n
th e O c to b e r dock t ju s t p re p a re d
new
spap.
r
/la
s
t
w
eek.
J
u
d
g
e
-
D
o
n
­
c a n n e ry has closed o r th e c a n n in g season is n e a r its close.
h ig h d is tr ic t ,h o w an increase fro m
by J u d g e H K ra n k Peters
a ld T
T e m p le to n o f th e c o u n ty
$4 415.230 last y e a r to $4 463 220
B u ld u in is c h a rg e d w ith re s p o n s i­
I c o u rt p o in te d o u t T uesday.
th is y e a r F orest G rove , on th e o th ­
b ilit y fo r the d e a th o f K e n n e th Me
A f t e r a ll"* T e m p le to n declared,
D a n ie l son o f M i- H len M c D a n ­
e r hand, fe ll fro m »4.878.370 last
.... e fe d e ra l I g o v e rn m e n t w o u ld not
‘th
y
e a r to $4,661,380 th is y e a r
ie l
c ity
re c o rd e r o f H ilLsboro
z
(acce p t th e p ro je c t ts unless sponsor-
Y o u n g M c D a n ie l d ie d us th e re s u lt
Sherwood Value Given
•
d
by
tin*
tw
o
coi
o u n ties. N o th in g at
P O R T L A N D N a tio n a l Y o u th A d ­
o f un
u u t i » i i i o h i le a ccid e n t
near
C o m pa riso n s in o th e r u n io n dis
A lo h a at 3 o clo t k N ew Y e a r’» m in is tra tio n fo r O reg o n announced a ll can be done to d iv e rt fu n d s and
tr ic ts sh o w B a n k s ' v a lu e s as $917.-
m o rn in g w h ile he was r e tu rn in g to d ay th a t H ills b o ro h ig h school e q u ip m e n t fro m th e T illa m o o k end
190 th is y e a r as co m p a re d to $927
f th e W ilso n r iv e r and c e rta in ly
fro m P o rtla n d w ith u co m p a n io n . had been g ra n te d th e sum o f $540 j I o
540 a y e a r ago and T ig a rd as $1.-
fo r th e school ye a r. 1936-37. to p ro ­ not fro m th is e n d .”
M ;u s h a ll M c Iv e r
189.375 th is y e a r and »1.168.295 a
( H y Leon S. D a vis )
D iv e r t M a c h in e ry
vid e e m p lo y m e n t fo r s tu d nts w h o
W ere ll i t c h lllc k ln g
[y e a r ago. G a sto n d is tr ic t decreased
A p p a r e n tly h a v in g m ade u p th e ir
are in need o f p a rt- tim e jo b s in
A m o n g th e ch a rg e s d e cla re d sub-
fro
m
$825.490
a
y
e
a
r
ago
to
$803.-
T h e boys w e re h itc h - h ik in g and o rd e r to e n te r o r re m a in in .school I s ta n tlu te d by th is P o rtla n d n e w s-
m in d s as to how t h e ir b a llo ts w ill
110 t h is ye a r. T h e n e w S h e rw o o d be m a rk e d N o v e m b e r 3. W a s h in g ­ N in e - M ile P o w e r M a in s G iv e
hud o b ta in e d u r id e at B e a ve rto n p ro p e rly .
, paper, was th a t m a c h in e ry desig-
I d is tric t begins w it h a v a lu a tio n o f to n c o u n ty v o te rs sh o w lit t le in ­
w ith W illia m S cott, an e m p lo ye o f
S tu d e n ts to be e lig ib le m ust be , nated fo r W o lf cre e k had been d i-
. $1.022.570.
th e B e rg C h a le t, tw o m ile s east o f
te re s t in m a tte rs p o litic a l e ith e r in
L ig h t to T o w n
16 ye a rs o f age. m ust be o f good i v e rte d to use on W ilso n r iv e r.
B e a v e rto n d is tric t, w h ic h is not c o n v e rs a tio n o r in s tra w b a llo ts.
th a t place
c
h
a
ra
c
te
r
a
n
d
a
b
le
to
do
good
“ M a c h in e ry and e q u ip m e n t used
u n io n , has a v a lu a tio n o f $1.004 -
A t A lo h a , th e B a ld w in m a ch in e
T h e c o u n tr y a ttitu d e d is tin c tly is
F o r m o re th a n 20 ye a rs a "g h o s t"
crash d in to th e aide o f th e S cott sch o la stic w o rk , m ust be c a rry in g j on W ils o n r iv e r ” T e m p le to n said, P o u ltr y D e m o n s tra tio n G e ts 600 T he c o u n ty n o n -h ig h school p ro -R o o s e v e lt and forecasts in d i­
is fu rn is h e d b y th e sponsors T h a t
d is tr ic t v a lu a tio n is $6 665.960 th i
to w n on th e edge o f th e w ild e r ­
F o rd coupe
c ru s h in g
M D a n ie l 1 ^ r e e - q u a r t c r * o f a n o rm a l stu d y
cate a m a jo r ity vo te in fa v o r o f
p ro g ra m , and m ust sh o w th a t th e y
ci
on
W
o
lf
cre
e
k
is
th
e
business
F
irs
t
fo
r
B
oys
y
e
a
r
as
co
m
p
a
re
d
to
$7.732.600
a
ness,
C h e rry G rove , on th e u p ­
w h o was r id in g on th e r u n n in g
w ill be u n a b le to e n te r o r re m a in of the sta te h ig h w a y d e p a rtm e n t
y e a r ago. m ost o f th e d ro p be in g th e p re se n t a d m in is tra tio n and its grade ag a in w it h th e o p e n in g o f
ir b i d
• o i'iim : to w Itn e «■ T h e
p
o
lic
ie
s
w
h
ic
h
a
re
th
e
focus
o
f
r
e
­
in school p ro p e rly unless th e y re ­ We n e v e r have agreed to place
th e S tim so n m ill in S coggin v a lle y ,
lad d ie d on his w a y to th e hos­
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty again has th e d ue to th e n e w u n io n d is tr ic t at p u b lic a n attacks.
ce ive p a rt- tim e e m p lo y m e n t
T he e q u ip m e n t o r p o w e r m a c h in e ry at
blazes w it h e le c tric lig h ts and th e
p ita l in H ills b o ro .
sta te c h a m p io n 4-H d e m o n s tra tio n S h e rw o o d.
a ctu a l s e le ctio n o f th e s tu d e n ts is I th e disposal o f W o lf cree k.
R e p o rts fro m a ll p a rts o f th e kerosene lam ps have been re le g a t­
T o ta l v a lu a tio n o f a ll school d is ­
O th e r ca.'i s on th e do cke t in c lu d e
team , re p o rts L .. E
F ra n c is , as­
th e
re s p o n s ib ility
o f th e school
c
o
u
n
ty
in
d
ic
a
te
a
g
e
neral
a
ttitu
d
e
tr ic ts is $21 348.965 as co m p a re d to
ed to th e p a n try s h e lf, m a rk e d
fo u r c r im in a l cases and th re e c iv il
“ I have w a tch e d th e progress of sista n t c o u n ty agent.
p rin c ip a l.
a y e a r ago. T h e school o f la s s itu d e am ong th e b u lk o f th e e m e rg e n cy o n ly .
(the se tw o h ig h w a y s closely, and it
a c tio n s
O th e r c r in iin tl cases arc
Joe B e rg e r and Iio n a l M c In to s h . I $21.590,245
j * ' ; "Ta*
v
o
te
rs
to
w
a
rd
ca
m
p
a
ig
n
p
ro
p
a
g
a
n
­
S
tu
d
e
n
ts
i
n
th
e
ir
a
p
p
lic
a
tio
n
lik e th e c o u n ty , s u ffe re d
seems to me th a t th e fu n d s h a ve m em b e rs o f th e Hazeldale
T he n e w e le c tric lin e s re c e n tly
D rie s B eck .in d P aul ClYahani. (>a
.... f t e
loss o f v a lu e in tim b e r da o f e ith e r p a rty M ost o f th e a r ­ com p. le d by th e PE P c o m p a n y at
to n y o u th s
who. w ith o th e rs are m ust c e r t if y th a t t i n y w ill p e r­ been e v e n ly d iv id e d
W o lf c r c i k clu b , placed fir s t at th e O reg o n
g u m e n ts seem to be ta k in g place a cost o f $7.500. serves 65 custom ers
a lle g e d to h a ve ta k e n a b a rre l o f fo rm f a it h f u lly and to th e best of p ro g re e.s m ore r a p id ly th a n W il­ state fa n 1 w ith t h e ir d e m o n s tra tio n la n d s th ro u g h lo g g in g a n d b u rn s
( ( <>n tin lied <»n page 4, colum n 3)
son r iv e r w ith less m a c h in e ry and i n " V a c c in a tio n f o r F o w l P o x " in
beer fro m tin* re a r o f a G aston
i'u m p a r ix .r is o f p u b lic
school am o n g th e p a rtisa n s o f b o th p a r­ in th e n in e m ile s fro m th e h ig h w a y
ties w h ile lis te n e rs ta k e o n ly a
I less m en. w h ile th e u n it cost is a th e m isce lla n e o u s
re s ta u ra n t and b u rie d it in a s tra w
d e m o n s tra tio n d is tr ic t v a lu a tio n s discloses H ills ­ s m a ll p a rt in th e co n ve rsa tio n s, in ­ to th e to w n and b rin g th e fir s t
e le c tric ity to th e v a lle y in 20 years.
sta ck S ta t • vs. E L G ip so n I n ­
g n a t deal less because o f th e ty p e g ro u p and m ade th e h ig h e st score b o ro w it h a s lig h t in crea se fro m
d
ic a tin g th a t th e v o te rs have fix e d
o f c o n s tru c tio n .
T w e n ty ye a rs ago th e to w n was
v o lv e s a m o ra ls ch a rg e and P It
o f a ll th e th re e firs ^ place d e m o n ­ $2,078 470 a y e a r ago to $2.096,-
in
t
h
e
ir
m
in
d
s
th
e
s
id
e
fo
r
w
h
ic
h
C o o k o f T ig a rd w ill he tr ie d on a
lig h te d b y e le c tr ic ity fro m th e s a w ­
” T h e sta te h ig h w a y d e p a rtm e n t s tra tio n teams, w in n in g th e state 970 th is ye a r. T h e fig u re s show
th
e
y
in
te
n
d
to
vote.
m ill there, b u t th e s e rv ic e o n ly
ch a rg e o f assault w h ile a rm e d w ith
1 has a gre a t share o f th e heavy c h a m p io n s h ip in th e
a g r ic u ltu r a l o n ly a v e ry s lig h t change in F orest
A lth o u g h th e re has been some lasted a s h o rt tim e b e fore th e m ill
a da n ge ro u s w eapon T h e alle g e d
G ro v e
w it h th is
y e a r v a lu a tio n
j c o n s tru c tio n o f W o lf cre e k u n d e r d iv is io n .
q
u
ie
t
w
o
r
k
u
n
d
e
rw
a
y
fo
r
s
e
v
e
ra
l
b u rn e d and th e d re a m o f a c ity
assault g re w o u t o f an a rg u m e n t
c o n tra c t
and c o n s e q u e n tly state
T h e y w ill com pete at th e P a c ific placed a t $1.188.530 a nd $1,188.880
w e e ks b y c e rta in o f th e c o u n ty on th e h e a d w a te rs o f th e T u a la tin
o v e r g un c lu b p ro p e rty th e re
v a lu e s de
. h ig h w a y fu n d s
a re c o n c e n tra te d In te rn a tio n a l L iv e s to c k E x p o s itio n la s t y e a r B e a v e rto n
G e o rg e H in k le w ill be tr ie d on
on th e W o lf cre e k road
w it h
d e m o n s tra tio n team s
fro m creased fro m $1.028.270 a y e a r ago can d id ate s, th e m a in lo ca l c a m ­ w e n t crash in g .
a c h a rg e o f assault and b a tte ry
p a ig n s t ill re m a in s to be p u t u n ­
An
in n o v a tio n in c o n s tru c tio n ,
n o rth w e s t i toG.$L004,600 th is y e a r._
...
s ta te s
“
I
f
W
a
^M
n
g
U
u
i
a
m
i
TiU«rvioi4».
C i\ il cases in c lu d e B e ll vs S ta te
d e rw a y
T hm m ay o r m ay
n o t used fu r th e fir s t tim e in W a s h in g ­
i c o u n tie s e v e r a re to h ave a h ig h ­ cRum’p in n s h ip T h e state w in n in g - *■ In TTif* rdhdS ând c itî3 ? valua
In d u s tr ia l A c c id e n t co m m issio n in ­
arouse th e voters, some p o litic a l ton co u n ty , is th e steel core, a lu m ­
w a y to th e sea. it m ust be c o n ­ th is contest is a w a rd e d th e P lu m ­ tio n . H ills b o ro show s a g a in over
fo re ca ste rs believe.
in u m cable, a c c o rd in g to
R a lp h
v o lv in g an ap p ea l o f a d e cisio n by
s tru c te d w ith fe d e ra l fu n d s as w t m e r tro p h y , w h ic h is a la rg e n a tio n ­ last y e a r w it h th e fig u re s fo r th is
H
ills
b
o
r
o
N
im
ro
d
s
B
rin
g
in
tb co m m issio n
M e a n w h ile a fe w v o te rs are p re ­ Easter, lo c a l m an a g e r o f th e PE P
a l fla g aw a rd e d by O. M P lu m m e r. y e a r $1.484,210 as co m p a re d to $1.-
i n o w a re u sin g T h e re is lit t le
(C
o
n
tin
u
ed
on
page
6.
rn
lu
m
n
2)
S c h a llb e rg e r b o th o f
com
pany.
T
h
is
ty
p
e
o
f
cable
a l­
K e lle r V
p a rin g th em selves fo r N o v e m b e r 3
m a n a g e r o f th e P a c ific In te r n a tio n ­
th a t
state
h ig h w a y fu n d s ,.v
B u c k s ; O n e A c c id e n t
4 an appeal fro m a
B e a \ ei ton.
b y re g is te rin g , b u t b o th a t t lie lo w s distances up to 500 feet be­
I w o u ld be used in th e im m e d ia te al L iv e s to c k E x p o s itio n .
u rt th e re f ill
v e rd ic t in ju s tic e
c o u rt house and a t o th e r p o in ts in tw e e n poles, a g a in o f 200 feet o ve r
T h is tr o p h y has been w o n fo r
j fu tu re to d e v e lo p th e h ig h w a y .”
( ( on tin n e d on p a g e
colum n 1»
th e c o u n ty , re g is tra tio n is n o t u n ­ th e c o p p ;r typ e , th u s re d u c in g the
M ore
h u n te rs th a n th e re
are
W h ile W o lf cre e k is m o re d is - th e past th re e ye a rs b y O regon
cost s u ffic ie n tly to a llo w c o n s tru c ­
usual.
I de r a re b e in g re p o i ted in th e fo r- t inet ly a p leasure h ig h w a y d e s ig n ­ d e m o n s tra tio n team s and tw o o f
i est areas o f eastern O re g o n by
D e m o c ra tic re g is tra tio n , fe llo w - ! tio n in to th e m o re re m o te p a rts of
'd to g iv e P o rtla n d v a c a tio n is ts these th re e ye a rs it was w o n b y
th e c o u n ty .
h u n te rs r e tu r n in g h e re th is week. I a d ire c t and s h o rt ro u te to th e team s fro m W a s h in g to n c o u n ty . It
in g a ste a dy s w in g begun fo u r , T o c e i e h r a t e t h e a d v e n t n f b o h ,
,d n o w e r i n P h e ^
I fo llo w in g th e o p e n in g o f the season n o rth O reg o n beaches, th e W ilso n was fir s t w o n b y Iv a n and Am os
ye a rs ago. co n tin ue s, w ith n e w r e ­
a
nd p o w e r in C h e rry G ro v e and
• Sunday W h ile a la rg
per ce n t o f | r iv . r roa d w o u ld se rve tw o p u r ­ B le r ly o f th e K in to n c o rn c lu b and
p u b lic a n re g is tra tio n s la g g in g be ­
th
e
v a lle y , th e P E P co m p a n y has
th e n e x t y e a r by L e Roy M ills and
I the h u n te rs are m a k in g th e ir k ill. poses. th o se in te re s te d p o in t out.
h in d . H e re and th e re a fe w v o te rs
p re p a re d a r a th e r e la b o ra te p ro ­
I m an y w ill r e tu r n w ith o u t game, it
W h ile it w o u ld a llo w T illa m o o k C h a rle s K a y o f th e S h a d y B ro o k L o c a l F c o t b a ll T e a m G oes a re c h a n g in g fro m re p u b lic a n to g ra m fo r th e to w n , to b e g in F r i ­
is said
d e m o c ra tic a nd n o w and th e n a
.i d ire c t o u tle t to P o rtla n d , it a l­ d a iry c lu b .
day a fte rn o o n and c o n tin u e th ro u g h
In
close c o m p e titio n w ith th e
to S c a p p o o s e F r id a y
F irs t to re p o rt in H ills b o ro fro m so w o u ld a llo w W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
d .m o c ra t is fo u n d , w h o is d iv o rc - ! S
a tu rd a y m o rn in g , E aster a n n o u n c -
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in g h im s e lf fr o m th e n e w deal.
W e l l K n o w n H ills b o r o W o ­ i th e c o u n try east o f th e Cascades j an o u tle t fo r a g r ic u ltu r a l p ro d u cts
( ed th is w e e k.
1 w e re L
C
K ra m e in
and
F ritz needed by d a iry m e n and reside n ts i th e s ta te fa ir was th e C h e h a le m
R o o se ve lt sh o u ld c a rry th e c o u n ­
T h e p ro g ra m opens w ith a s h o w -
i M o u n ta in p o ta to c lu b d e m o n s tra -
(By Ed Comani
S chendel, w h o w e re in th e M u rd e rs 1 o f th e coast c o u n try .
m a n D ie s A f t e r O p e r a tio n
ty b y a m u c h n a rro w e r m a rg in i i in g a nd d e m o n s tra tio n o f e le c tric a l
creek re se rve T h e y
b ro u g h t out
S p a rk e d b y Z ie g le r, a speedy, th a n in th e last e le c tio n , w h ile [ I a p p lia n ce s w h ic h begins at 2 p.
In a d d itio n such a road w i l l ta p ' tio n on seed d is in fe c tio n , states
' th re e fin e m u le fle e r bu cks
th e vast T illa m o o k
b u rn
in
its F ra n cis . Jam es and G eorge A llis o n s h ifty h a lfb a c k . H ilh i d ro v e to an W illia m L e m k e . N o rth D a k o ta c o n ­ m and c o n tin u e s to 4 p. m.
I w e re th e m em b e rs o f th is team , im p re s s iv e 18-to-0 v ic to r y o v e r th?
P a rsin g th ro u g h
th e ca m p o f
B< si - H a rrin g to n
Ire la n d , 46.
(C ontinu ed on p a g e *. rnlum n 2 |
gressm an and U n io n p a rty c a n d i- ' A t 8 o 'c lo c k in th e eve n in g, th e re
j They
placed
fir s t in
th e crops J e ffe rs o n
w ife o f L e s te r Ire la n d . H ills b o ro S h e r iff J o h n C o n n e ll a nd his p a r­
R a m b le rs
h e re F rid a y date fo r p re sid e n t, a p p a re n tly w ill 1
d iv is io n and w e re one h a lf p o in t a fte rn o o n in th e fir s t gam e o f the n o t o b ta in th e v o te in th is c o u n ty ' ' w i l l be s p e a k in g b y v a rio u s re p ­
businessm an, d ie d M o n d a y in a lo ­ ty . w o rd w as s nt o u t th a t th e
re s e n ta tiv e s o f th e com pany, e x-
b e h in d th e H a ze ld a le team fo r state 1936 season. T h e B lu e and W h ite
cal h o s p ita l fo llo w in g an o p e ra tio n s h e r iff and o th e rs p ro b a b ly w o u ld
(C o n tin u e d on pag eS . **<>lumn 1)
I p la in in g th e v a rio u s uses o f elec-
c h a m p io n s h ip .
p e rfo rm e d a b o u t a
w e e k b e fo re not ret u rn as soon as pla n n ed .
s q u id d is p la y e d u n e x p e c te d p o w e r
[
t
r ic it y and th e c o m p a n y p o lic y in
H e rb e rt S c h n e id e r and Ira Stauss. or, Ooth o ffe nse and defense fo r
R e p o rts fro m the h u n te rs in th e j
h e r death, F u n e ra l se rvices w ill
I th e r u r a l d is tric ts .
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(
T
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r
s
­
be h e ld at
e a rly in th e season.
S a tu rd a y m o rn in g th e re w i l l be a
clu b , placed second in th e liv e s to c k
d a y ! in th e D o n e lso n A- S e w e ll and T illa m o o k counties, in d ic a te d
Z ie g le r, S c h u lm e ric h and H o w e ll
[ c o o k in g school fo r th e w om en, dem -
d iv is io n w it h
th e ir m ilk te s tin g team ed u p to tu r n in th e m ost
F u n e ra l eh-«pel in H ills b o ro w ith th a t p le n ty o f h u n te rs also had
i o n s tra tin g
th e
m o d e rn e le c tric a l
d e m o n s tra tio n . T h e y w e re tra in e d s p a rk lin g p la y o f th e gam? e a rly in
Rev E D K e llo g g o f Forest G ro v e in va d e d th is
area. S h o o tin g was 1
k itc h e n and th e use o f e le c tric ity
b y t h e ir le a d e r, C h a rle s K a y. w h o th e f o u r th q u a rte r. H ilh i t o o k
o f f ic ia tin g C o m m itm e n t w ill be in , f a ir ly good
F u n e ra l
R ite s
W e d n e s d a y was a m e m b e r o f th e P a c ific N o rth -
in p re p a ra tio n o f meats.
A fe w o f those r e tu r n in g w ith
the L in c o ln M e m o ria l M ausoleum .
possession o f th e b a ll on th e ir
1 w est c h a m p io n s h ip team in 1934
(C o n tin u e d on page 7. colum n 2)
P o rtla n d .
o w n 20
B a u m g a rtn e r
m ade
12.
fo r J o h n L o ftis , 71
M is
Ire la n d was b o rn J u n e 5.
T he n S c h u lm e ric h . p la y in g in th e
1666. in B e n e d ict. N e b , and came
b a c k fie ld , d ro p p e d b a ck and r if le d F u n e r a l S u n d a y A fte r n o o n
to
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty w ith h e r
a pass to Z ie g le r, w h o raced th e
P io n e e r i f (lie P u m p k in R idge
f o r L a u r e l R e s id e n t
p a re n ts in 1905. th e fa m ily s e ttlin g
re m a in in g 60 y a rd s
th ro u g h
a
c o m m u n ity and re sid e n t th e re fo r
at C e n te rv ille . O n Ju n e 2. 1909, she
b ro k e n
fie ld f o r
a to u c h d o w n .
tlie last 60 years, J o h n L o ftis . 71.
A stra n g e fo rm a tio n r e c e n tly was
was m a rrie d in th e fa m ily hom e
H o w e ll added an im p o rta n t b it to
J o in t in s titu te fo r 675 teachers of d ie d in his hom e S u n d a y a fte r an
LzMTRF.L A n e x c e p tio n a lly la rg e u n c o v e re d in a series o f blasts on
at C e n te rv ille to L e s te r Ire la n d .
th e s p e c ta c u la r p la y w it h a b e a u ­
illn
e
s
s
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f
18
days.
He
is
s
u
rv
iv
e
d
th e W o lf c re e k h ig h w a y w e st o f
F ro m C e n te rv ille , M r and M rs. W a sh in g to n . Y a m h ill and C o lu m ­ . by Ids w id o w and tw o sons. R us­
t i f u l b lo c k to cu t d o w n th e J e ff c ro w d a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l s e rv
fo rm e r I Sunset cam p in w h a t is k n o w n as
Ire la n d w e n t to N o rth P lains, w h e re b ia c o u n tie s is be in g a rra n g e d fo r sell and W ilm e r; also one s is te r,
s a fe ty m an and leave Z ie g le r a ices o f M rs M u llo y . M a n y
re s id e n ts o f the c o m m u n ity w e re th e L y o n s C o n s tru c tio n c o m p a n y
R e p u b lic a n s L e ft B e h in d in c le a r ( ie ld .
he was in business fo r 10 ye a rs H ills b o r o O c to b e r 26. a c c o rd in g to | M rs. M a rth a Jones o f P o rtla n d .
sector, a c o n tra c t le t b y th e state.
b e fo re m o v in g to H ills b o ro , w h re an a n n o u n ce m e n t b y O. B K ra u s,
H ilh i got its fir s t s c o rin g o p p o r­ p re se n t as M rs. M u llo y was a p io ­
N
e
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is
tra
tio
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s
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I.o
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is
was
b
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r
T h e p o w d e r holes, b o re d b y a
th e fa m ily has reside d fo r th e last c o u n ty s u p e rin te n d e n t.
t u n it y m id w a y in th e fir s t q u a r ­ n e e r o f th is section and was lo v e d
11,
1864.
in
B
oonesboro,
Io
w
a
,
and
d
r i l l fro m th e A t Jannsen co m p a n y
T lie in s titu te w ill be h e ld
in
16 ye a rs M erle , y o u n ge st riaugh
te r w h e n J e ffe rs o n fu m b le d and b y a ll.
cam
o
lo
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reg
o
n
w
it
h
h
is
p
a
re
n
ts
at
R c c d v ille .
p e n e tra te d a shale
R e g is tra tio n cards fro m r e g is tra ­
ter. d ie d J u ly 22 A n o th e r d a u g li- I H ills b o r o u n io n h ig h sch o o l b e g in
M e lin d a A M u llo y . 78. re s id e n t
I I in 1676. th e fa m ily
s e ttlin g o n tio n p o in ts o u ts id e o f H ills b o r o a rc S u th e rla n d re c o v e re d fo r th e B lu e o f L a u re l fo r th e last 50 years, d ie d fo rm a tio n w h ic h p re v e n te d
th e
ter. M rs. Jessie H anson o f Baguio. n in g at 9.30 o 'c lo c k on th e date
and
W
h
ite
on
th
e
J
e
ff
15.
B
a
u
m
­
P h ilip p in e Islands, a nd th e h u s­ w ith fo u r o u ts ta n d in g speakers on P u m p k in R idge F e b ru a ry 6. 1695. p o u rin g in to th e o ffic e o f Ed C g a rtn e r and K c tc h a m . d r iv in g be­ T h u rs d a y in h e r hom e th e r? a fte r c o n tra c to r fro m u sin g his re g u la r
an in te re s tin g p ro g ra m n o w b e in g he was m a rrie d to Sadie D u rs t. He Luce, c o u n ty c le rk in an in c re a s ­ h in d p o w e rfu l in te rfe re n c e , a lt e r ­
band s u rv iv e .
lo n g illn e s s w h ic h fo llo w e d an e q u ip m e n t fo r such holes, i t is re ­
ported.
F o u r b ro th e rs and fo u r siste rs j p re p a re d B y p o o lin g in s titu te fu n ds was a m e m b e r o f G le n co e K . P in g stream .
nated to pack th e b a ll o v e r th e a c c id e n t in w h ic h she s u ffe re d a
W hen th e bla sts w e re released,
also s u rv iv e T h e b ro th e rs a re Fay i •' b e tte r p ro g ra m is possible, K ra u s lodge and a c h a rte r m e m b e r o f
T h is
w e e k a ch e ck show s 270 goal in s ix plays. S c h u lm c ric h 's b ro k e n h ip .
W
a
sh
in
g
to
n
G
ran
g
e
.
n u m e ro u s h a rd b a lls o f stone w e re
<(*.»ntinui'<l nn im u r ft, rn lu m n 11
'Said.
d e m o cra ts n e w ly re g is te re d to 193 t r y fo r p o in t was w id e .
M e lin d a A . O r n d u ff was b o rn in th ro w n fro m th e shale. T h e b a lls
F u n e ra l services w e re h e ld yes­ re p u b lic a n s , o r a to ta l o f 463 new
J e ffe rs o n tu rn e d on th e heat in J e ffe rs o n co u n ty . Io w a . S e p te m b e r
te rd a y a fte rn o o n , W e d n e sd a y, fro m re g is tra tio n s .
R e g is tra tio n
books an e ffo r t to e ve n th e score and 30. 1857. She camo to O reg o n in a rc n e a rly ro u n d and a b o ut th e size
o f a baseball. A b o u t 25 o f these
tlie S ro te h c h u rc h n o rth o f H ills ­ w ill d o s e O c to b e r 3, m a k in g the
(C o n tin u rd on page 7, colum n 1)
1884. m a k in g her hom e w ith h e r w e re re p o rte d p ic k e d up in th e
boro, w itt, b u ria l in A rc a d e ce m e ­ last chance v o te rs
w ill h ave to
b ro th e r, A n d re w O r n d u ff o f C he- v ic in ity .
te ry n e a r his home.
p re p a re th e m s e lv e s tp cast a b a l­
h a lc m M o u n ta in , fo r th re e years.
lot N o v e m b e r 3.
She w a s m a rrie d to E d w a rd C.
B o th th e d e m o c ra tic and
re ­
M u llo y o f L a u re l O c to b e r 11. 1886.
p u b lic a n o rg a n iz a tio n s in th e coun-
and had made h e r hom e here con-
I
tv
a
re
w
o
r
k
in
g
to
get
a
ll
v
o
te
rs
D in k h u n te rs in O reg o n th is ye a r ; ve lo p o d a nd fin d in g m a n y o f tlie
(C o n tin u rd on page 5. *o lum n 1)
re g iste re d b e fo re tlie d o s in g dale,
Recent sale o f H ills b o ro b u ild in g
w ill face re s tric tio n s f u lly as d ra s- ,,|d i , j , ds in , hp nl(n|H a n f, ,ln !, |, |p
I sites was an n ou n ce d th is w e e k by
a p p a re n tly w ith som e success.
tic as w e re in fo rc e la.st ye a r u n - ,
■
«1er th e n e w m ig ra to ry h u d tre a ty I “ ’ m lR ,' " c t o w a te r. T h u s was th e
C h e ck o f th e re g is tra tio n s d is ­ i W. M . S m ith o f th e B e rt C. H u n t­
Y o u n g D e m o c ra tic d u b o f W a sh ­
act i ; g u la lio n s a n n o u n ce d re c e n t- Brent c ro p o f w ild w a te r fo w l cut in g to n c o u n tv w ill m eet W ednes­ closes th a l re g is tra tio n is heavy in in g to n re a l estate o ffic e , and in ­
K a th r y n C a w rse and C la y to n N y -
1/ bv tlio U S d e p a rtm e n t o f ag- at least 51) p e r cent in these regions, day n ig h t. S e p te m b e r 30. in th e tlie cast co d o f th e c o u n ty w ith c lu d e a lot b e tw e e n F if th and S ix th
b e rg w ill be th e special guests o f
room s to th e p ro p o rtio n o f d e m o c ra ts to r e ­ on W a s h in g to n s tre e t to P. A. A n ­
r ir u lt u r e
as a p p ro v e d h.v p re s i- thP b io lo g ic a l s u rv e y re p o rt shows c l,a m b e r o f co m m e rce
I,c
a
r
speakers
discuss
Hie
ca
m
p
a
ig
n
T
h
e F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k o f P o r t­
p
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b
lic
a
n
s
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o
ld
in
g
th
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sam
e
r
a
tio
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty to w n s w ill
derson. m an a g e r o f th e J. C. P e n ­
( li’id ia l
p ro c la m a tio n . T h e season
. . .
. . .
opens In O reg o n N o v e m b e r I and
1 hls d " ,ll,h a,e # e x te n d e d in to issues and In m a k e p la n s fo r O c­ as in I lie re m a in d e r o f th e co u n ty . ney sto re here, and an a d jo in in g bo v is ite d today .iT Iiu r s d a y l by la n d
fo r th re e days d u rin g the
i r .-, November 9 0 .
Canada w it h the sam e reaulta. to b e r a c tiv itie s , a c c o rd in g to W a l­
lo t to M rs. Ida H in ris c h . w h o r e ­ t h e
R oosevelt " w h it e c a ra v a n ." P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l L iv e s to c k e x ­
P u rp o se o f th e m w re g u la tio n s . H o w e ve r, th e re seems to be one te r H u tc h in s o n , p re s id e n t.
c e n tly cam e here fro m Io w a .
s ta rtin g w ith B e a ve rto n at 9 a. m. p o s itio n . Russell H. T isdale, m a n ­
as was th e case last year, is to , r if t in th e d a rk re p o rt, th a t b e in g
W ednesday n ig .it. S e p te m b e r 16.
M rs. H in ris c h is c o m p le tin g a O th e r stops w ill be m ade at T i ­ ager o f th e H ills b o ro b ra n ch a n ­
a fte r a b o a rd o f
e n n tin u e re s tric tio n s on th e h u n t - '
' n th e e x tre m e n o rth e rn b re r d - th e d u b m ade p la n s fo r ra is in g
n e w house on h e r lot a nd A n d e r ­ gard. S h e rw o o d. T u a la tin . A lo h a . nounced to d a y
in g o f w a te rfo w l in o rd e r to c u t d 'B g ro u n d s, increases h a ve been m on e y w it l, w h ic h to d e fra y th e
son sta rte d c o n s tru c tio n
on his F ore st G ro ve . Gaston. B anks. N o rth ju d g e s had selected th e m as th e
d o w n tiio a n im a l k i l l Last ye a r, la rg e u n d e r
fa v o ra b le c o n d itio n s W a s h in g to n
o u ts ta n d in g 4-H c lu b m em bers o f
P la in s a nd H ills b o ro .
c o u n ty
p o rtio n
of
" A lo t o f good c h ic k e n feed
lo t T uesday.
th ro u g h tlio re g u la tio n s in force, w it h Hie re s u lt th a t co n s id e ra b le b roadcasts o ve r s ta tio n K O IN . spon­
w a ste d ." re m a rk e d dem ocrats.
T lie c a ra v a n is in ch a rg e o f R o b ­ W a s h in g to n c o u n ty.
II,e k i l l p ro ve d to he f u lly
re- " f ,,u ' d am age in t h e b re e d in g so re d b y tlie Y o u n g p e n n x r a ts o f
In a c o m p e titio n sponsored by
"A s goes M aine, so goes M a in
e rt G w in , c h ie f o f th e pages in th e
s lr ic tc d and
th e pu rp o se accom - ranges so u th o f th e C a n a d ia n hoi - O regon.
s tre e t." d e c la re d re p u b lic a n s .
U n ite d States senate and v ic e -p re s ­ th e bank. 42 such tr ip s a re being
p lish e rt. Ilio b io lo g ic a l s u rv e y re- d e r p ro b a b ly w ill lie o ffs e t, le a v in g
T lie
c o n tro v e rs y
a ll
sta rte d
id e n t o f th e Y o ung D e m o c ra tic c lu b a w a rd e d to boy and g ir l m em bers
p o rte d to tlie d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ri- t 1" ' b l | d census about w in d il was
w h e n som eone p la n te d huge s u n ­
o f A la b a m a
He is b e in g a cco m ­ o f 4-H clu b s in 21 O regon c o u n tie s '
, „110, 0
NI 1938
flo w e rs a ll a lo n g M a in stre e t
pa n ie d by E W H u n te r o f P o r t­ in w h ic h th e b ank does business
T in : y e a r, tlie rc s lric tlo n s m ust
t in d e r tlio now re g u la tio n s fo r
so m e tim e d u rin g th e s m a ll hours
R e p u b lica n s fro m a ll p a rts of la n d ; W illis M ahoney. U. S sen- C o n te sta n ts w e re ju d g e d upon th e ir
ho m a io la in o d because o f II,o he a vy th is season, th e re are th re e s h o o t-
tlie c o u n ty w ill g a th e r F rid a y n ig h t al? n o m in e e ; E. W.
b e tw e e n m id n ig h t and d a w n S a t­
K ir k p a t r ic k , personal a c h ie ve m e n t a m i le a d e r­
los o f fo w ls tlu n iig h d ro u th , in lin g zones, n o rth e rn , in te rm e d ia te
u rd a y . ca u sin g c itiz e n s to ru t,
in H ills b o ro fo r th e fir s t p u b lic congress nom inee; U. S. B u rl, c a n ­ sh ip . in d ic a te d on score cards a r ­
some cases a m o u n tin g Io 9(1 per and s o u th e rn . La.st y e a r th e n o r th ­
th e ir
eyes
at w o r k tim e th a t
r a lly o f Hie ca m p a ig n . S la te and d id a te fo r state tre a s u re r; A lfre d ranged u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f H
S u it to e o llo ct dam ages fo r in -
e rn ) o f th e hatch.
e rn a n ti s o u th e rn zones o n ly w e re jo r io s re ce ive d io an a u to m o b ile
m o rn in g .
n a tio n a l sp e a kers w ill be present P. Dodson, a tto rn e y ge n era l n o m ­ C. S e ym o u r. 4-H c lu b d ir e c to r o f
T h ro u g h o u t (lie b re e d in g g ro u n d s { de sig n ate d . T h e n o rth e rn zone op- crash A p r il 17 on II, > H e a ve rto n -
A t a n y ra le II,e s u n flo w e rs
lo discuss issues and p resent the inee; Ed L. Moore, c h a irm a n o f th e O regon and g e n era l c h a irm a n o f
o f M o u l a u a and tlio D akotas, w h e re i'll« O cto b e r 19 and closes N o v e m - R e e d v ille road was f ill'd th is w eek
E. th e ju d g in g com m ittees.
b ro u g h t th e re p u b lic a n s r a lly in g
p la n o f ca m p a ig n , D o n a ld T. T e m ­ ‘ c o u n ty d e m o c ra tic c o m m itte e ;
th o iis a n d s o f d u cks nest c a d , ye a r, J lie r II. O re g o n is in tlie tn te rm e d i- b y M a rg a re t H eesacker th ro u g h her
T h e local c o m m itte e , co m p rise d
p le to n . c o u n ty re p u b lic a n c h a ir ­ L. Ross, sla te s e n a to ria l no m in e e ;
on e v e ry street c o rn e r and t u r n ­
II,e p a re n t b ird s last s p rin g fo u n d ato zone.
ed th e s tre e ts in to p ro and con
m an. has announced.
R G. S cott and R ay L. A n tr im . o f L. E. F rancis, a ssistant c o u n ty
g u a rd ia n . Jo h n H eesacker. in c ir ­
W ider holes w e ll f ille d and eon-
H u n te rs th is y e a r a r c
b e in g c u it c o u rt, against E a rl D ic k c rm a n
p o litic a l ra llie s a ll day.
A ll
persons in te re s te d in
the I n om inees fo r sta te re p re s e n ta tiv e ; agent. H ills b o ro ; O. B. K ra u s , c o u n ­
s e q u e n tly nesled a lo n g th o u sa n d s | w n rn ed th a t th re e o f th e im p o r t-
C o u n ty re p u b lic a n h e a d q u a rte rs
re p u b lic a n
ca m p a ig n f o r c o u n ty , I le r t Hagen, ca n d id a te fo r c o u n ty t y school s u p e rin te n d e n t; R ussell H.
T h e s u it asks fo r $1.090 g e n era l
o f s m a ll ponds.
T isda le ,
m anager
of
H ills b o ro
d e n ie d a n y hand in th e a ff a ir and
sta te and n a tio n a l c a n d id a te s are c o m m is s io n e r, and o th ers
! a n t species h a ve been pla ce d on dam ages and $119 sp e cia l dam ages
T h e s u m m e r progressed and these ' tlio f u lly closed and p ro te c te d list to c o v e r d o c to r b ills , etc. T lie com -
a ttrib u te d th e free a d v e rtis in g to
in v ite d to a tte n d . T h e m e e tin g w ill
T h e c a ra v a n is e q u ip p e d
w ith B ra n ch . T he F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k o f
ponds d r i id up. c a tc h in g tlio d u ck [ t h is ye a r,
a n e a rb y fa rm e r, nam e not m e n ­
b e g in at 8 o 'c lo c k in th e c o u n ty lo u d s p e a k e r a p p a ra tu s and th e P o rtla n d : ren d e re d th e ir d e cisio n
and In c lu d e
A tla n tic p ln tn t charges n e g lig e n ce on th e
lin g s b e fo re th e ir fe a th e r* w e re d e - 1
c o u rt room .
(C o n tin u e d on pobo 7, colum n 3 ,
tio n e d .
t r a ile r c a rrie s c a m p a ig n lite ra tu re . a fte r s ta tin g th a t th e p re p o n d e r­
p a rt o f D ic k e rm a n .
Hillsboro School
(/ranted $540 for
Aid of Students
Scout Work
Shows Big
Gain Locally
County Republicans
Meet Here Friday
C o u rt
of
Honor
To­
n ig h t a t C o u rt H ou se
W ith 107 B o y Scouts a nd Sea
Scouts in th e H ills b o ro d is tr ic t o f
th e P o rtla n d A re a C o u n c il on A u ­
gust 31. 45 boys h a ve been added
j to th e ro s te r s in c e J a n u a ry 1 o f th is
y e a r w h e n 62 w ere e n ro lle d . T h is
has been th e la rge st in crea se in
th e e n tire c o u n c il w ith th e e xce p -
! tio n o f th e c it y o f P o rtla n d a nd
I cn a percentage basis is o v e r 30
tim e s as great.
H e n ry S chainek. fo rm e rly o f U ta h
w ith lo n g e x p e rie n c e in s c o u tin g
there, has been a p p o in te d a ssistant
■ d is tr ic t co m m is s io n e r b y R a lp h R.
Easter, d is tr ic t c h a irm a n He w i l l
assist V csey G a rd n e r in th e s u p e r­
v is io n o f tro o p s in th e d is tr ic t and
th e d ire c tio n o f in te r - tr o o p a c tiv ­
ities.
Meet Monday. Tuesday
W ith th e Sea Scouts b ra n c h a v a il­
able fo r o ld e r scouts, th e y o u n g e r
boy b ra n c h o f C u b b in g fo r boys o f
1 9 to 12 is co n te m p la te d . R. P. Ras-
I m ussen is in charge o f a c o m m it­
t e e o f c itize n s fo r th e o rg a n iz a tio n
and in te re s te d persons and p a rtic -
i u la r ly p a re n ts o f boys o f those
ages a re asked to m eet M o n d a y
I a nd T uesday. S e p te m b e r 28 a nd
29. at th e V e te ra n s ' h a ll a t 7:30
w it h W illia m F. Johnson a nd K e n ­
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n e th W ells, fie ld e x e c u tiv e s fro m
: th e Boy S cout
h e a d q u a rte rs fo r
i p r e lim in a r y steps.
“ T h is p ro g ra m is p a rt o f th e B o y
S couts o f A m e ric a f o r th e t r a in ­
in g o f boys fr o m 9 to 12 ye a rs o f
age. b u t is n o t 'C u b Scouts.’ b u t
'C u b b in g ,' an e n tir e ly d iffe r e n t set
o f a c tiv itie s a nd p ro g ra m designed
fo r boys o f y o u n g e r ye a rs," s la te d
Johnson today. “ I t is h o m e -ce n te re d
and. i f i t is to be o rg a n iz e d lo c a l­
ly . th e p a re n ts m ust show an ac­
tiv e in te re s t a nd a tte n d these sched­
u le d m ee tin g s B o ys le a v in g th e
C ubs at 12 in v a r ia b ly p ro v e to be
b e tte r scouts, th e p ro g ra m g e ttin g
th e m s ta rte d in th e ir ‘te n d e rfo o t*
w o r k w h e n th e y rea ch th a t age.
T h e y a re a u to m a tic a lly g ra d u a te d
in to th e lo ca l tro o p s .”
M o n th ly m ee tin g s o f th e d is ­
t r ic t c o m m itte e and th e c o u rt o f
h o n o r w ill be at th e W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty c o u rt
rt nouse
house to
n ig
ig n
h t “ l.u rs -
lo n
da -v ’ / l c l o u frie
n d s and
p a i re n (T
ts a re
in v ite d to a tte n d th e m o n th ly m e e t­
in g o f th e c o u rt o f h o n o r a nd th e
d is tr ic t c o m m itte e
m ee tin g s are
n o t closed sessions b u t open to a ll
in te re s te d citizens.
Tax Collection
Showing Gain
P a y m e n ts
fo r
P e rio d
$ 2 5 ,-
000 O ver Y e a r Ago
G a in s in ta x c o lle c tio n in W ash­
in g to n co u n ty th is
s u m m e r a rc
sh ow n in c o lle c tio n fig u re s co m ­
p ile d th is w e e k b y G la d ys E isner,
ta x d e p u ty . T h ir d q u a rte r p a y ­
m en ts closed S e p te m b e r 15.
C o lle c tio n s fo r th e fir s t th re e
q u a rte rs a m o u n te d to $615.87107.
th e re p o rt shows, w h ic h is 66 6
p e r ce n t o f th e to ta l r o ll. T he c o l­
le c tio n s s h o w a g a in o f 11.3 per
ce n t since Ju n e .
C o lle c tio n s to S e p te m b e r 15 a
y e a r ago a m o u n te d to 55.9 per
cent o f th e to ta l r o ll. T h is year
th e c o lle c tio n s a m o u n te d to $25.000
m o re th a n a y e a r ago fo r th e p e rio d
b e tw e en J u n e and S e p te m b e r.
Susbauer Builds
H e n ry S usbauer has begun co n ­
s tru c tio n o f a ne w house, garage
and o th e r o u t b u ild in g s
on his
e ig h t-a c re place south o f A lo h a and
expects to ta k e u p h is residence
th e re as soon as th e house is c o m ­
pleted. He has o w n e d th e la n d fo r
a n u m b e r o f years.
Kathryn Carvrse, Clayton Nyberg
Teamed Outstanding q-H Members
ance o f fin e score ca rd s fro m e v e ry
c lu b in th e c o u n ty m ade s e le c tio n
o f o n ly tw o c a n d id ate s d if f ic u lt .
K a th r y n
C aw rse.
m em b e r
of
A ca d e m y 4-H clu b , d ire c te d bv M rs.
H a r rie tt F ord, was f in a lly nam ed
as w in n e r am ong g ir ls because o f
h e r e n v ia b le re c o rd o f a c c o m p lis h ­
m ents fo r th e past ye a r, w h ic h se­
c u re d fo r h e r m a n y f ir s t and second
a w a rd s a t th e s ta te a nd c o u n ty
fa irs .
C la y to n N yb e rg . m m b e r
and
le a d e r o f T u a la tin 4 -H clu b , re c e iv ­
ed th e boy's honors in c o n s id e ra ­
tio n o f his o u ts ta n d in g re c o rd fo r
Ih c c u rre n t y e a r w h ic h re s u lte d in
his b e in g nam ed one o f th e tw o
o u ts ta n d in g 4 -H c lu b boys in O re ­
gon fo r 1936
In P o rtla n d , K a th r y n C aw rse and
C la y to n N y b e rg w ill jo in 40 o th e r
w in n e rs , w h e re a ttra c tiv e accom ­
m o d a tio n s have been p ro v id e d at a
le a d in g ho tel. T h e y w ill be the
guests o f o ffic e rs
o f T h e F irs t
N a tio n a l B a n k w h o have pla n n ed
fo r th e m a f u ll th re e days o f e n ­
te rta in m e n t in c lu d in g atte nd a n ce at
th e P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l L iv e s to c k
(Continued on past 7,
column ft>