Papp Two
H IL L S B O R O
Five Seeking
Office in Citv
M a y o r G a r r e t t , H u s h R o g e rs
in O n ly C o n te s t
N om inations for city office w ere
com pleted la.t week w ith the clos
ing S aturday night of th e tim e for
filing nom inating petitions.
Only one contest is in prospect,
th is being for th e office of m ayor
w ith J. H. G arrett, incum bent,
aligned against Hugh Rogers.
F or councilm en. filings have been
m ade by A rth u r K roeger in the
southw est w ard. Mrs. C. F Weils
in th e southeast and A. E. G riffith
in the north w ard.
C am paigning for th e m ayor’s po
sition already has begun with
Rogers actively in the field. Friends
of M ayor G arrett also a re said to
be w orking.
City O n c e T rie d
U tility O w n ersh ip
(Continue»! from r»««»c 1>
and passed a re-< luticn offering
$11.000 for th e G ales in'
th e plant and allow ed five
accept or reject th e pre
G ates rejected thi
ffe
The council then
reco rd er to draw :
purpos
other
chase
Ju n e 28
w as a e . :
council. G.
S. B 4Iu-t,
land was
bit ra te r
i
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
25. 1909, th e p u rch aser b eing John
ision of men and m achinery b e
Stepheivsen. The p rice w as $15.500
tw een the highw ays
To com plete th e transaction, the
R epresented at the m eeting w . re
/
»
city can ed $9000 m indem nity bands
I h e s t a t e highw ay depai t m e n t
to J. W. S h u te to clea r u p th e o rig
through tht- commission. Tillamook
inal p urchase price of ‘th e plant.
county. M ultnom ah county. City
In a front page ed ito rial in the
in . Mi« M»r, Sandy*
1 children Em m ett and A m y of Mon- ol Portland. W ashington county by
H illsboro Independent of F eb ru ary
II.W K S E veryone ish b litte d to I m outh spent the w eek-end w ith Mr Ju d g e Donald '1' T em pleton and
, 12. 1909. S C. K illen, editor, de- atten
d t a Sunday school rally next and Mrs B I. S ellers of the Higli- C om m issioners K erkm an and Jam .
i d a re d th at a debt of n early $50-
\ prugi.ini by th e Sdnday land frog farm Mr. and Mrs A la'w is. and the WPA by F. J t l n f
1000 had accum ulated against the sunday
>■!:.>. and a -ciin o n ette by th e N 1’oole, also of M onm outh, w ere fith
j city because of
The tren d of the en tire m eeting
* n ''1'')' vil 'ih 'it ‘ 1 astor w ill be g iv .n follow ing dlass I S u n d ay visitors there.
i th e plant. He also p,
T em pleton said, was tow a id com
p
en
.
d
\t
n
on
a
basket
lunlh
w
ill
p
|
4
n
K
nnual
P
a
r
ty
i several thousand d o llars m ore debt ' be -n w ed Music speaking an d vis-
plete harm ony, all groups agreeing
. ,
1 w ould be necessary to reco n stru ct I itin g w ill fill th e afternoon, .. , F
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and features of that both highw ays should be com
th? lighting plant an d w ater sys- coffee w ill be fu rnished by ‘‘' ' the annual H allo w een party to be pleted as rapidly as possible and
' c 1 sponsored by th e senior class of the that n eith er highw ay should be
The bonds issued to S h u te have S unday school.
! high school w ere planned at a robbed of men or m achinery to
D u n n s M ove
been liquidated, but th e records
Jam es D unn and
ily, w h o I
V i ’ vein the advantage of the other
and fam
fam ily.
fail to reveal w h eth er or not the hav, b. n D unn
He related that he now , xpected
living on the l-ippert
‘
' ) „ l' ludr
rem ain d er of th e debt ev er has p
the w ork to go forw ard w ithout
,
.
,
.
.
.
P
.
.
.
,
,
,
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been paid because of th e issues of
hitch to a successful conclusion
T he Loyal W orkers class of the
refunding bonds w hich have fol Banks
public speaking class and glee club w ith labor furnished by WPA
Sunday
school
enjoyed
a
lowed. each absorbing previous debt
w ill assist in th e program .
nd m aking th e tracin g im possible partv Friday < vening at th e hom e
Mrs Elsie Pryor, g ran d m o th er of
beyond the point w h ere th e re of V ernon Wolford.
Miss Elsie Kessler. Mr. and Mis
Im p r o v e H ig h w a y
funding bonds w ere issued.
I Jo h n B recht. Mr. and Mrs Bov
The new
stretch of high w ay i P rv o r and ' son. Donald.' all of
n o rth of Banks is b eing grav eled Tacoma. W ash, w ore w eek-end vis-
and oiled.
ito rs of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n M Kes-
"S trip p in g " is one ch o re that
Tea P la n n e d
slcr and fam ily Thev cam e for the the dairym an short of help may
O ctober 10 th e M others' club w ill w edding of Miss Elsie K essler
omit, says th e B ureau of D airy In
-mv - - . i s , I y e r tea. An ex h ib it of
S(M.,a | M
dustry. It has been a comm on b e
s
will
be
put
on
in
eonnee-
lief
that lack of proper "stripping"
MOUNTAIN HOME
cd
w ill m ake
M others club met F rid ay after- .w o u ld cause th e cows to go dry
igh school >1 started
s’
S eptem ber 30 . til'll w ith . , th e tea. w hich
.
noon
in
the
church.
,
,
, ‘..ans we.re I m ore rapidly, low er the b utterfut
front la r e n 'elu d e M ari I " ' ‘T >ntere.<t
afte: noen. 1 he
¡n ‘i j C i* 1 »''uer;l. SlMI;’ '¡H airs to b? percentage of th e milk, and pos-
tid W ilm a Boulm O pàl p - ? c h as not yet been ehosen
lightly w W ; thl»_fall. A t the^ close of t h e |slb|y affect the health of the cow
Jo h n N yström . Raym ond ' Mrs H om y A tlee was
Banks Sunday School Rally on
Sunday; Team to Play Sherwood
F ailu re to S trip
Cow s N o t H a rm fu l
S h erw o o d S ch o o l
S ta rte d L ast W eek
T lu n u ln v , OHnl«<>r R, 19'T.
i; at 10 o'clock
am will m
m t’iiiiei •.
■»unti.tv ino
V alley H isto ry in
R adio B roadcasts
I I.Hid.
Represent ¡in; virtually e \ e r \
com m unity in the Puulatin and
W illam ette \a lle \ . tin* real stow
« f the O ie jon eountrx is Lein • told
by R ichard Steel P ortland i.uiio
com m entator. in a mtu of th iih m 1
broadcast:, diirun: tk d o b e ’
The
i first bromfeast w i Thui da\ night
o \ , r .station KFX in P ortland
’Phe program s are bein ’, broad
east each Thursday ami Sun.I iy
d u rin g Get.-her at 3 l a o 'e l o t k , .n d
on each Puesda.v m ^ht a t 9 .hl
o'clock until O ctober 13 when the
Tuesday nif.ht broadcast will c h arg e
to 9:15 o’clock
D uring recent w eeks Steel, who
is an experienced w riter as well
as a radio speaker, has been travel
mg over the valleys interview ing
the residents and viMting unusuat
and out of the way places Som e
of his program s a re in die L ain el
interview s w hile othei » are tra v e l
ogues.
S H U T E
A lbert H eard is accom panying of W illiam T h atch er and Lucille w ere all of the old beliefs di-
high school.
M .-ntain Home Ladies' Aid met G e v g I .ainan of P o rtlan d on a S p rin g S ep tem b er 20 in P ortland proved but about half the milk
ur ■ : ’ trip to
eastern O regon. W illiam is a g rad u ate of B anks left in the udder was recovered at
w ith Mrs. Alex B ruce T hursday
'th e next m ilking
aflt'i noon. P lans for th e w in te r s T ey lef! Sunday and w ill re tu rn high school and is th e son of Mr
in a w eek or two.
and Mrs. C. S. T hatcher, w ho w ere
If all of the 1.2 pounds left in
a c tiv itiis w ere made.
P
o
sta
l
R
e
c
e
ip
ts
l'
p
form
er
residents
of
Batiks
th
e udder had been lost for each
M u ntain Home C hristian En-
of
th e 4H0 m ilkings d u rin g thi
d avor met T hursday evening, in
P estn iaster II. .!. Rtlee announces
G erald in e K essler was elected by
stead of F rid ay evening. It is th at th e postal receipts for th e th e E pw orth League as president. lactation period, th ere w ould havi
. .
id tin C E. m eeting q u a rte r ending S eptem ber 30 a re T he office was vacated by M arie been a difference of 576 pounds in
i
pet* . i nt h ig h er th an for th e Rieben. w ho had to leave to at- f a ' “ 1' ” f the cows "«tripped com-
Mr and Mrs R ev Ja q u ith and t >am e p erio d la st y ea r.
tend school.
pletelv. The test show ed, how ever.
pointed W. C
I.i R v J a q ie 'h a re
stay in g at
Carl Etigen. w ho has been in th e
M arie Rieben, w ho is atten d in g '■’n '-v 306 pounds m ore per cow
count: 1. C htc:
Bi-
iib ish for a few w eeks Mrs S'
V incent’s hospital for several O regon N orm al school, w as a w eek- y_‘,us '*le scientists concluded tlvit
th is service.
Noah, a siste r of Mrs J a - w eeks w ith an in ju red knee, w as end guest of her parents, Mr. and 2.0 pounds, or 47 per cent of the
A ppraisers m ade th e ir r port Art -■
■ ■
total left in the udder, w as recov-
Angus! 21. 1901. placing th e value ¡quith. is stav in g at th e Ja q u ith able to leave th e hospital T uesday. Mrs. C hris —
Rieben
of th e plant at S24 590 of w hich the . •
dm 'c th e ir absence Ken- He v isited his m o th er and sister in
Mary S andy re tu rn e d hom e Sun- ered.
For every hour spent in s trip
city already ow ned a SIO.DOO share tie":' and Ellen M arie J a q u ith are B anks W ednesday.
da a fter spending the w eek w ith
Insurance of S2-1.5OO in bonds wa also at home.
L ittle Sidney H eard re tu rn e d to h<?r b ro th er-in -law and sister, Mr ping. 59 pounds of m ilk w as ob-
authorized to ru n 19 yea; s at 5 per
A - \ .- eeks' course in train in g school M onday m orning a fter being and Mrs. F rancis
Thom pson, at ¡tam ed. As a result of the test the
cent. On August 6. the am ount of
for Sunday school teach ers began absent for th ree w eeks on account P o rtland. ¡dairym an may conclude for him -
tlie bond
was r - d to SJl'.OO’1 at te e Scholls M E. ch u rch
Mon-1 of an ap p en d icitis operation in
D oris Thom pson
of V ernonia -'i eu w hether or not the e x tra tim e
w hen it was found th at cash wo ld
day evening.
th e S pald in g hospital in P o rtlan d
spent last w eek w ith h er grand-
req u ired for stripping w ill pay. If
be needed
’ m ake ch an s
and
M em bers of R uby R ebekah lodge
F red M itchell of Boise. Idaho, is p arents. Mr. and Mrs. C lifford San- 'le *'',s plenty of tim e and is short
im provem ent at the plant.
have been invited to atten d lodge sp en d in g a few days at th e hom e dy. S he re tu rn e d hom e S unday I
m *llt
" * should get Hie
T he city took j , -c- on Septem - at T ig ard next T uesday evening.
of his sister. Mrs. .Ada Seller?
w ith h er parents. Mr. and Mrs A , drop
But if he is short of
her 2. 190L w ith J. J. Reel, r . -
i n .fu d g in g C o n test
S unday d in n e r p arty guests of M aurice Thom pson, w no w ere S un-i " eJP J ie inay omit strip p in g " Rh-
out harm to the cow O rdinarily
tain ed as superin ten d en t an d O. G
f r ehehnlr.«- ' tr 's' Ad s S ellers and Amos S ellers ' day visitors in Banks
Ju d g in g team
W ilkes as assistant, th e fo rm er re M ountain P o tato - i h ii
• • V 'h : " i ' i o Mr and Mrs. A rth u r T h erm a n
Mr. and Mrs. F red W olford, V er- enough additional m ilk w ill be ob- ,
t ,n. f P o rtlan d . Mr and Mrs A rchie non and Ju an ita, and A. H. Wol- tained to pay for the labor of
a salary of StiO per m onth and the stock show in P o v-land
rtlan d on M \ on
la tte r at $40.
th e e ju
iiidirini»
p ° o1 of M onm outh. Mr. and Mrs.
ford w ere S unday d in n e r partv stripping.
day
to
lak
e
p
art
in
th
d
g
in
g D;'
inclitded
S elIers o i H illsboro a n d guests of Mr. and Mrs. R alph Kei
From th at d a te on to 1908. th . -'■'-'•e... TA ---' 'i - 'e n d ! '-
S tate C apitol N ews L e tte r—G iv
in ed y at M ountaindale.
city ow nership continued w ithout h " lead er Jo h n SchmeltzCT E llro F red S c h e l l o f Boise. Idaho.
ing th e highlights of official ac
. . arie ■ Jaq
, u ith .■ . ° H elen
...... Schm
T* eltzer
1* n
XTr- Flrrizxv
'2 in n in t ?
n»‘ V t
S
n d iv
n
ia k
trouble, apparently. F irst indica M
Mr. and Mrs.
E lm er Lvda of i | R B » eginning
next
S u unday
night
D etroit w ere w eek-end guests of ch u rch service w ill be one half tiv ity a t S alem .—E very w eek in
tion of approaching change is and
Allison. Jr.
tf
found in th e files of th e .Argus
c in e \V n ters is a n. v nunil in M r and M rs- C liff Thom pson an d >'°ur earlier. League w ill begin the A rgus.
show ing th a t the city council met M ountain H ome school.' T h e W in- fa. n?!,y.' T hey cam e fo r th e w edding a t 6:30 and church services a t 7:30
S O T H »: T i l I H k l l l T I l H S
on Ja n u a ry 9. 1908. to consider re-
In th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S tw te o f O r r -
n
i 'P P ert A sslsta n
p air at th e p .,:; ,.nd - ., :
_
Qn
S c n m e lU e r
L
icon, f o r th e C o u n ty o f W a a M n g tu n ,
P ro b a te D e p a rtm e n t.
of a new generator. A decision ap- #3rm
Miss L izab eth L ip p ert is th e new
N o tic e i.-t h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r*
,y W3S nOt reached by ,hc ‘ T w elve pupils w e re en ro lled in assistan t postm istress ta k in g th e
si y net!
W illa r d C.
S ch rn o ke l
h a t been
council.
he G ibbs school S ep tem b er 28.
P’ac.e . of M*ss M arie R affety. w ho
a p p o in te d a d m in is t r a t o r o f th e e s ta te o f
N ext indication of tro u b le i s
died last w eek.
C h a rle s G u s ta v e S ch m o ke !,
d e m o te d , by
found in a new s sto ry of a council f ' n v e tin tr of th e v ear a t th e
th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re
( C o n tin u e d fr o m nag
L o se on G r id ir o n
_ e 1)
a s h in g to n C o u n ty ,
a n d ha*
community ""hall F rid ay even in g
B a" ks u n i n, h i8*} sch° o1 io o tto all; m ook end of th e h ighw ay in prep- g q o u n a . lifie f d o . r A W
l l p en tona h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t
th e w ater supply w as reported
A p o t-luck su p p er w as follow ed b v ®q u ad wasD de? a,t ed by * m lty 6 ¿°
n u Xt. i Um,? f,r
aaid e s ta te a re h e re b y n o t if ie d to pre se n t
of th e nerds and- an investigation
b',
mX - nff Tectpr W right 0 on th e B anks field F riday. B anks In connection w ith the Wilson th e sam e, d u ly v e r ifie d , as l»y la w r e -
^ t T t ' h e ^ c l u b M rs' K gO
P>a>
’ S herw ood . next
F riday.
| h i g h w a y Ju d g e H. H. R osenberg q u ire d , t o th e u n d e rs ig n e d a t 30» C o r-
of Jackson creek, as a source of , is p p resident
.
w
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suoply. v.as ordered.
Born,
to
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
H
enry
of Tillam ook requested th a t m ore bett BDr-. P o rtla n d . O re g o n , w it h in - i \
Tones, vice-president.
an d Miss
men be placed on W ilson riv e r to ,,*"'llh' fr‘ "> ,h- 'lu'e h.-r-.f
August _____
27. 1.1
1903. a P o rtlan
r. On
_________
r .e d Eileen T ru e is se c re tary -treasu rer. Beard. S ep tem b er 29. a boy. The hasten clearing and p rep aratio n s
J ;
com pany, presum ably one of th e
j
A Jo n es h g 5 re tu rn e d baby w as nam ed R ussell Floyd.
P a le o f la . t
29, 1»36.
u tility group, asked perm .ssiuii to , f r Sm ‘ sev eraI' d3Vs' v isit' w ith r e l a - ' c la u d e H utchens of T aft sp en t for grading.
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riffith,
in
an
sw
erin
g
the
r
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Monday night at th e .home of his
B e i-km a n A ( ia le y . A tto rn e y -« .
3.1-7
ti m ber 17. F. G. Sykes of P o rtla n d
W om an's M issionary society w ill I fath er, J. J . H utchens. C laude has quest. said th a t now it was contem
offered $25.000 fo r th e p la n t on | m eet O ctober 15 T h e stu d y fix' »old his d ru g s to re in T aft, b u t ha» p lated th a t crew s could all fee in
creased because of increa.si iflf r e
provision that a 25-year franchise ;hc w in , er v,-in b e d ecid id ' upon 1 no' -v et r ^ ° ,cIated I
w " u '.d
«lv en - , ,
,
at th is m eeting.
1 Mr and Mrs. 1 Roy S taffo rd and quests fo r w ork from m en re tu rn
This offer w as before th e coun-
_______ _
Mrs. E rnest K angas of T aft visited in g from seasonable em ploym ent
cil on October 1, but was n t
n-
v v ,
S unday in B anks w ith Mrs. S ta f N early 1000 men a re now em ployed
sidered because th ? sale m ust be
r n itP ftn
fo rd s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W il- on both highw ays, m ost of whom
voted on bv th e citizens.
* m c u ii
i m ust be tran sp o rted back and forth
l liam Moss.
An election v as held on th e q u e s -
T igard
R eb ek ah
club
m et
A t h le te s In su red
tion of sale of th e plant D ecem ber W ednesday at
th e hom e of Mrs.
A g reat im provem ent this y ear . A ccording to H erm an K erkm an.
fi of this s a n e y e a r, 74 votes be- C arrie H ansen.
in sp o rts in th e high school is th e ! W ashington county com m issioner
¡ng cast in favor of sale and 14
Mr. and Mrs. C harles K leek. w ho fact th a t all p articip an ts w ill be , ' be P o rtlan d Jo u rn a l continued its
against it.
, ...........................
..........„ g relativ
...........
.... fo
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h av e been visitin
es ..........................................
in
insured. T he fee
r this . in su ran ce I assertions at j th e m eeting that th ere
G ates again m ade an attem p t to th e east, re tu rn e d hom e W ednes- is only one dollar. This sm all : “ atI been and w as an unfair div-
regain possession w ith an o ffer to
;lad to , get
„ . back to Oregon.
fee w ill cover all in ju ries received . u . u ,_ U C . D T c i / m o
th e council on F ebru ary 4. 1909.
Harold F erris spent th e w eek- at school b u t not any occu rrin g out | MAN o n t A n f o K IrS
to lease the plant for $1 on ag re e end at Lyons.
of school. Dr. K ines is th e d octor
BEATS — DUE TO GAS
m ent th a t he w ould m ake several
Odd Fellow s and R ebekahs from w ho w ill ta k e care of the ath lete's
thousand dollars of im provem ents, h ere enjoyed th e social m eeting of in ju ries an d also give him an ex-
W. L. A dam s was bloated so w ith
th e city to pay him S100 a m onth th e D ouble Six F rid ay even in g in am in atio n to see if he is in con- gas th a t his h e a rt often m issed beats
for light and w ater.
th e I. O. O. F. hall at T igard.
ditio n to p lay ball.
i
-u
-j u-
H erm an M zentine spent t h e
C haplain F. G. P h illip s and H ar- a fte r ea tln 8 A dlerika rid him of
C ouncilm en m et in reg u lar ses
-t-k ;n W ashington in th e old Jen sen J r . of B anks an d Dr. i ? “ ; aP d n o i ’ t!e eats anythinf; and
sion F e b ru ary 10 to consider th e
P rice of P acific U niv ersity m ad e a feeIs « " e .- D e l t a D rug S to re .-A d .
proposed lease, but found a m a- Camas P ra irie d istrict,
jo rity of th? residents against such
business tr ip to Gold Hill in so u th -
a m ove and th ere resu lted consid
O u r classified colum ns m ay have ern O regon F rid ay , re tu rn in g Sat
e rab le argum ent concerning t h e
iust w h at you a re looking for«— u rd ay evening.
vkltie of the investm ent.
Read them .
tf
Mr. an d M rs. Jam es T ilton and
M arch 18. Sykes again renew ed
his offer and A pril 1. 1909 P. A.
D every of S pokane m ade an of
fe r of $10,000 payable at th e ra te
of $1000 a y ear w ith a fran ch ise
covering 20 years.
A gain th e v o tirs w ere called to
flu polls to vote on allow ing anv
com pany a 25-year franchise. The
proposal carried 65 to 10 to am end
the ch arter.
C ity records show th a t a sale fi- ’
nally w as m ade and the bid offi
cially accepted a t a m eeting May
Sea R oad S p o n so rs
in Full A g re e m e n t
m in »
ra te a
I'rn rra iu
For quick, pleas-tui
a r il
FREE 5 A M VI L
llilla h n r u I'h n r m a t
ol
\\ edtiesda\ N ight O ctober II
“ W a .’ h D a y " S k a tin g P a r ty
NOVEL RACES and PROGRAM
SI .tie fo r H e a lth —
S k a te fo r I'n n
SR4KK
«M y r a r a
» ta e d itia
a l le a ■»trvgi
la p o it a m a a io f < •
U d g » R a ti,« to n J
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• ed e tb a t dl a. « n u tiw ta.
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