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369 New Families—
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L o ra l P ayrolls ami Adda
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Added as N r w P aid -in -A d van ce
Argus Subacrlbrrs from
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
W it h W h ic h is C o m b in i li th e H ills b o r o In d e p e n d e n t
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N u. 3 I
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H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , O ctober 8, 1936
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
H ills b o r o A rg u s E sta b lis h e d 1804
o f fi. cal d e p o s ito rb
Even C o lo n e l
! o f co ffe e A irw a y . N o b H ill o r E d ­
Knox
a n d
C h a irm a n
H a m ilto n
ward.-,' D i pendable.
r» ahzed
th e m a g n itu d e o f t h e ir
W hen th e co ffe e purch a se
is
b lu n d e r and a p o lo gized
w ith a
m ade at S a fe w a y th e c u s to m e r is
g ro te sq u e d e c la ra tio n
th a t t h e y
A n e w 1937 P a c k a rd s ix a u to m o ­ to d e p o sit th e s lip w h ic h he has
w e ie n o t q u e s tio n in g th e s o lid ity
b ile and $1625 in cash a re t h e re c e iv e d fro m th e c o n testa n t.
o f Ija n ks and in s u ra n c e c o rp o ra ­
I III l u l l S N O T E
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th i' s ta b ility o f th e g o v e rn m e n t’s Mrs. Hollenbeck A ttend s in th e ir t h ir d a n n u a l c o ffe e contest te sta nt's nam e and address is fo r
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Washington Meeting
o ffe re d th is y e a r are c o n s id e ra b ly te s ta n t w it h th e sale o f th e coffee.
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m H I I k * p i'iip le i h t b i - t « lia n «
o f . b y M in i f
r t b -« d u r y
g re a te r th a n fo r th e tw o p re v io u s Each p o und o f co ffe e s o ld co u n ts
v ie w o f th e fa c t th a t th e A m e r i­
( f i r M r . »: |. < •„ ,)
R e p u b lic n n
contests h e ld b y th e co m p a n y .
Democratic
I I I , M i». M argaret M « th i,.* n l
can d o lla r is th e m ost s ta b le u n it
fiv e p o in ts fo r th e co n te s ta n t and
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T h is co n test, w h ic h is lo c a liz e d at th e end o f th e c o n te s t th e f i f t y
M iJ I.'N T A IN D A I.E W a sh in g t o n
* l'i* in |ili* , n n , . lu O rin M ii o f tin *
< i nt r
• < rrim it t i ­ ll
nt th e h .ill th is T h u f Mhty e v e n in g I
and th a t U S bonds a re at a p re ­ G ra n g i at it re g u la r m e e tin g S a t­ J to th e sta te o f O regon, s o u th w e s t­ co n testa n ts h a v in g th e f if t y h ig h ­
in c o u n t y « * « n tm l i i i i t u i i l l l r i
rrpulilirMn
n t w h ic h tim e th e o ffire r.s a nd
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lo r . 0 .
l*iib- m iu m the w o rld over, and th a t e v ­ u rd a y donated $5 to th e r e lie f fu n d e rn W a sh in g to n and a s m a ll p a rt est scores re ce ive th e prizes.
l(oos«*\«It Itrp in JIa te w Fronds«* to
Il'lly . I »1 mi'« rul p N »111 <»1 1 u I ( iirninit t <<* 1 e ry bond issue fro m th e tre a s u ry fo r th e B a ndon people.
n ie m h e i > o f H ills b o ro G it iiik «* w ill
I o f n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia , is ra th e r
A lre a d y , th o u g h th e contest has
I u r m erit
he h o n o r guest.
T h e y w ill b rin g
th e
lust one
It 1 d o u b tfu l i f any m o re in e p t i.s o ve rsu b s c rib e d
M'
D e lia A n d e rson o f M c M in n ­ u n iq u e in th a t it is based u pon th e ju s t sta rte d , g re a t in te re s t has been
I
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ly
the tru v e h n g g a ve l w h ic h in tu rn
u tte ra n c e was « v e r m ade in an tw e lv e tim e s th e a m o u n t o f th e is ­ v ille is v is itin g s e v e ra l days w it h l a b ilit y o f c o n testa n ts to in flu e n c e s h o w n in th is t e r r it o r y and m a n y
w ill he t.tk n by K in to n («range to k n e w the tr u th , th e y w o u ld be A m c i icnn p o litic a l < a m p a ig n th a n sue, d e sp ite th e c irc u m s ta n c e th a t h e r cousin, M rs J I,. V a n d o m e le n . I frie n d s and n e ig h b o rs to b u y th e co n te s ta n ts
a re
re g is te rin g . T he
shocked in to unconsciousness a t th a t o f ( ’o lo n e l E ra n k K n o x , re p u b - th e in te re s t ra te on thesi • bond#
th e n e x t g ra n g e in o rd e r.
M r. A n d e rs o n was f o r m e r l y D e lla fir m 's coffees, m ost contests be in g fa c t th a t th is co n test is c o n fin e d
J. ( ’ S n id e r sp e n t a fe w days th e ir h c tru y u l by tin* pres n t ad- I ic . i i i c a n d id a te fo r vice -prc.sid e n t, is lo w e r th a n e v e r before ■ in th e K ir t . o f G re e n v ille .
based on le tte r w r itin g , lim e ric k s , m a in ly to one sta te m ake s i t es­
d u rin g the past w e e k w ith hiM son n u n is ii a tio n .
to th e e ffe c t that n e ith e r in xu ra n ce c o u n try 's h is to ry .
slogans, etc.
p e c ia lly a ttra c tiv e .
O n O cto b e r 25. 1932, in B a lt i­ p o licie s n o r sa vings h a n k deposits
W e e k-; nd guests o f M r and M rs.
i
'
Beach, W
S h o u ld Such S tu p id ity Be
B r ie fly , th e d e ta ils o f th e contest
T h e co n test p e rio d is fro m O c to ­
m ore C a n d id a te R o o se ve lt • a i d
G eorge S te w a rt w e re M rs S te w ­
w
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safe
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R e w a rde d ?
E v e ry b o d y e xce p t b e r 8 to 31, in c lu s iv e , a p e rio d o f
" O f course, it i.s a b su rd to ta lk o f
a rt
..1er. M rs. Rose C o u g h try , are as fo llo w .
M i and M i
F. W V a n H o rn are lo w e rin g d u tie s 011 fa rm p ro d u cts. tio n w a . in d o rse d by th a t o th e r
em ploye's o f S a fe w a y o r a ffilia te d a lit t le o v e r th re e weeks. In se t­
T h e re was an a d d itio n a l com edy and . on H a ro ld o f Y a m h ill.
b u ild in g a new .-.evt p room house I d o not in te n d th a t such d u tie s G O P sage Jo h n H a m ilto n , c h a ir ­ e le m e n t in thus co n n e ctio n , fo r in
com panies a re e lig ib le to p a r t ic i­ tin g these dates th e S a fe w a y o f f i­
M i.
R oy T r u it t was hostess fo r pate.
on th e ir 30-acre ra n c h . T h e y a l­ s h a ll he lo w e re d T o do so w o u ld m an o f t h «• re p u b lic a n n a tio n a l th e ir b e w ild e re d a tte m p t to s q u a re
c ia ls f e lt th e p e rio d to be lo n g
th e past C h ie fs ' c lu b at h e r hom e
co m m itte e .
i i ady haVc a m ce b a rn a nd o th ei be in co iu d ste n t w it h m y
th e in s i Ives fo r t r y in g to shake c o n ­ T uesday a fte rn o o n A f t e r th e b u s i­
C o n te s ta n ts re g is te r a nd re c e iv e e n o ug h f o r a ll co n testa n ts to b u ild
e n tire
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has
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fid e n c e 111 c re d its , th e y c ritic iz e d
co n test b la n k s a t t h e ir S a fe w a y
fa rm p ro g ra m , and e v e ry fa rm e r
M is N e ttie F itc h o f S h e rw o o d k n o w , it and w ill n o t be d e ceived
sta in e d fro m
c o rro b o ra tin g
t h e th e bonds fo r b e a rin g an in te re s t ness m e e tin g "500" was p la y e d in S to re and a re also s u p p lie d w ith
w h ic h M rs E cho W illis had h ig h
•p e n t a fe w «lays th is w e e k w ill»
view
.
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f
his
c
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ta
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and
his
SAXTO N & LOONEY
contest
s lip s w h ic h th e y m a y pass
ra
te
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lo
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t
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re
n
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t
an
A fte r he was ele cte d
in
1932
score and M rs. A n d y C h ris te n e r
h e r n itr e , M i.
G la d y s A te n
o u t to t h e ir frie n d s a nd n e ig h b o rs
and to o k o ffic e on M a rch 4. 1933, u n d u .s tu d y , pe rh a p s because th e a ttra c tiv e in v e s tm e n t.
P ro d u c e rs o f Qu< l it y
second.
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rs.
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lv
a
L
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g
a
n
was
a
M i and M i
E m il H a lh u a n n and In* began to assume. d em and and p o p u la r re a c tio n to t h e id io tic
w h e n th e y re c o m m e n d
th e p u r ­
I t is d o u b tfu l i f e v e r b e fo re th e
fa m ily o f S k a m a n ia , Wash . w e re r. r e iv e th e e o n g n s jo n a l p o w e r o f scare c ry w a s so ve h e m e n t and so g o v e rn m e n t was a rra ig n e d fo r b o r ­ guest.
SAND
and GRAVEL
chase
o
f
one
o
f
these
th
re
e
brands
Mi
C la re n c e G e tsch m a u n and
w e e k end guests o f M r. I )allm a u ii'.s m a k in g trade» tre a tie s w ith fo re ig n in sta n ta n e o u s O r. it m a y be th a t
ro w in g m on e y at th e lo w e s t p o ssi­ c h ild re n
P la n t lo ca te d 4 m ile s n o rth o f
a re v is itin g
th is w eek noon.
paient.s, M r and M rs
A u g u s t H nations, and. on J u ly 12. 1934, c o n ­
(Jinebody w ith a r u d im e n t o f sens«*
M
rs
.
W
illia
m
W
a
lk
e
r
had
b le rate.
F o re s t G ro v e on G ales C re ek.
w ith re la tiv e , at Tacom a. Wash.
I h tllm a n n
h ig h score, M rs P A . O u a lls , sec­
gress a u th o riz e d th e p re s id e n t to and ju d g m e n t to ld tin* p re s id e n tia l
I t w o rk s o u t th a t th e cost of
F.i:.'' ill M alt and Nicolai M a th ­ ond. a n d M rs. C h a rle s Dodson,
Phone 1609R
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F N ( .o d fr e y Blew
raise o r lo w e r t a r iffs on a g r ic u l­
a
c a rr y in g tin- p re se n t la rg e p u b lic iesen re tu rn e d T h u rs d a y fro m
E d w in N G o d fre y , 29 ..«m o f M i
tu r a l im port.- as m uch a s f i f t y per ve n c y o f rep«7 ¡tori«-, o f th«* peo­ d e b t i.s less th a n it cost to c a rry th re e -d a y h u n tin g t r ip to th e B lu e th ir d . G uests w re M rs. V oos o f
b a d m e d ic in e
P o rtla n d . M rs. E a rl W a ld ro n and
and Mi
J A C Io Ifrcy •.*. ho ha
cent T h e C a n a d ia n re c ip ro c a l tra d e p le ’.-. sa v in g s was
th e so m e w h a t s m a lle r d e b t o f th e M o u n ta in s . T h e y bagged tw o m u le M rs. C h a rlie H a m ilto n . M rs. Cass
been i l l fo r .some tim e, d ie d St p- a g re m en t is a g lo w in g cxa m p lt* p o litic a lly .
YOUNG’S
H e re to fo re It deer.
It w o u ld h a ve been e v il enough re p u b lic a n regim es.
te iu b e i 28 S e rvice s w e re h e ld at o f th is a u to c ra tic a ssu m p tio n o f
W ils o n w i l l be hostess f o r th e
A t W ashington Session
h a s a lw a y s been th e th e o ry o f g o v ­
n e x t m ee tin g .
the c h u rc h W ednesday a fte rn o o n le g is la tiv e p o w e r
U n d e r it and had th e re been th e .slightest basis e rn m e n t b o rr o w in g th a t it is done
M r.
L o c i H o lle n b e c k
a tte n d e d
and w e ie h u g e ly a tte n d e d B u r ia l o th e r tra d e agre e m e nts m ade by f o r th e ch a rg e o f in s ta b ility against
S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty guests o f
in to c a rr y on th e n a tio n a l a ffa irs , and th e G ra n d T e m p le session o f th e M r. a n d M rs. C. W Jensen w e re
was in ( ’ rescent G ro v e ce m e te ry.
M r. R oosevelt d u tie s on im p o rte d th e tw o s o lid e s t in s titu tio n s
“T ho u g h tfu l, Sym pathetic
W
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sh
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to
n
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ta
te
P
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th
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S
iste rs at
n o t s p e c ific a lly to m a k e a g re a t
I ’ b n B ig E v e n t
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ric
a
,
b
u
t
co
m
in
g
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t
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f
a
cle
a
r
M
r
and M rs Jason L it t le and son
fa rm p ro d u cts h a ve bet n lo w e re d
Service”
M c n ib c t
and o ffic ia ls o f La the s’ in fla g ra n t v io la tio n o f his p ro m ise sky, in th e face o f o ffic ia l r e ­ deal o f m on e y fo r those w h o b o u g h t B e llin g h a m M o n d a y a nd Tuesday. B o b o f P o rtla n d and M is s R u b y
Phone 972
HU Libero
A id met T h u rs d a y at th e hom e o f to th e A m e ric a n fa rm e r mad«* on p o rts p u b lis h e d in e v e ry n e w sp a ­ th e bonds. It is eno ug h in d u c e m e n t O n h e r r e tu r n t r ip she v is ite d at R e yn o ld s.
M r..
G la d y s A te n w ith a la rg e O cto b e r 25. 1932. and we g iv e Ix-lm v per. n a rr a tin g th a t th«* assets o f th a t these o b lig a tio n s a re ta x free , C h e h a lis w ith h e r b ro th e r -in - la w
a tte nd a n ce , and th re e n e w m e m ­ o n ly a fe w o f th e ite m s th a t w e re th e in s u ra n c e co m p a n ie s had rea ch - and are n o t s u b je c t to th e flu c t u a ­ and s is te r-in -la w , M r. and M rs.
bers w e re added Plans are being im p o rte d d u r in g 193.» T h .«* w ere «•<1 an a ll- t im e h ig h , and th a t th e tio n s o f p riv a te sto cks and bonds Ja ck M o ffa t.
M i and M rs . G eorge S te w a rt and
at least not since th e y d ro p p e d
m ade to h o ld a "C h ic k e n S u p p e r" tak«*n fro m th e p u b lic a tio n s o f th e hanks w e re a t th e peak o f fin a n c ia l
h e a lth bo th as to th e n u m b e r and to H3 in th H o o v e r a d m in is tra tio n . M rs Rose C o u g h try a nd son H a ro ld
and a ll the fix in g s O c to b e r 29 at d e p a rtm e n t o f co m m e rce rhe ad
o
f
Y a m h ill v is ite d S u n d a y w ith
a m o u n t o f deposits, and th e a m o u n t
P a n ic -b re e d in g
as a
p o litic a l
th e g ru n g e h a ll, to w h ic h a ll are m in is tra tio n ’s iw n reco rd :
the p a n ic -b re e d ­ m a n e u v e r is n o t n e w in ca m p a ig n s M rs. S te w a rt's a nd M rs . C o u g h try 's
tod P
(
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T h e re was
im p o rte d
in t
th e o f th ir rese rve s
u n cle and a u n t. M r. a nd M rs . W a l­
n
U n ite d States fro m fo re ig n
u n - in g idea was as s tu p id as i t was I t w ill n o t be fo rg o tte n th a t fo u r le r S c h e rre r. o f B ir k e n fe ld .
years ago P re s id e n t H e rb e rt H o o v e r
43,000,000 b u shels o f w ith o u t fo u n d a tio n .
tr i s over
A t th e b e n e fit c a rd p a rty s p o n ­
B a n k d e p osits w e re in p e ril d u r ­ was c la m o rin g a b o u t grass g r o w ­
co rn , w h ic h , had it been raised in
sored b y th e Past C h ie f c lu b f o r
th is c o u n try , w o u ld have pluced in g th e tw e lv e ye a rs o f re p u b lic a n in g in th e s tree ts o f o u r g re a t
th e people o f B andon, at th e K . P.
in u.* •fu i p ro d u c tio n 1 H l4.(MM) acres ru le , as was e vid e n ced b y th e b i l ­ c itie s i f th e p o lic ie s o f his a d m in ­ h a ll in N o rth P la in s M o n d a y e ve - j
tho usa n d is tr a tio n w e re d e p a rte d fro m . T h e
if tile so il o f th e A m e ric a n f a n n ­ lio n s lo st th ro u g h s ix
n
in g . e ig h t ta b le s o f cards w e re in I
er. and w o u ld h a ve re q u ire d th e h a n k fa ilu re s in th a t p e rio d , b u t peo ple d id n o t accept th e s ta te - p la y w ith $7 m ore b e in g d o n ate d j
B E A V E R T O N A b o u t fo r ty - fiv e e m p lo y m e n t o f 99.720 person#; o v ­ sine • th e R oosevelt a d m in is tra tio n ne n t th e n and a re n o t a c c e p tin g to th e cause. T hose re c e iv in g th e j
n u m b e rs and guest
a tte n d e d th e e r .) 000,000 pound# o f p o rk, ham to o k h o ld o f th e m a tte r, and p a r­ th a t a rg u m e n t n o w .
p riz e
w e re M iss M a r ie S eem at- |
sin ce th e e n a ctm e n t o f
b o o ste r and social e v e n in g at th«» and bacon r e q u ir in g o v e r 68,000 t ic u la r ly
In e v ita b ly th e q u e s tio n m u s t rise te r and P A . Q ua lls, firs t, and M rs.
B e a v e rto n (»rang«* last W ednesday acres and th e e m p lo y m e n t o f 3800 th e d e p o sit in s u ra n c e la w . w h ic h in m a n y m in d s o f th e c a p a c ity o f
A. K R e yn o ld s and W illia m Joos, i
t v e ilin g A s h o rt p ro g ra m was e n ­ persons to p ro d u ce , m ore th a n 27.- p ro te cts d e p osits u p to $5000 w ith an a d m in is tra tio n , in w h ic h C o lo n e l
C hecks w ere being issued th re e days a fte r th e fire.
second.
jo y e d in c lu d in g ch o ru s sin g in g , v i ­ 000.oou bushels o f w h e a t r e q u ir in g a p o s itiv e g u a ra n te e , th e losses to K n o x
a n d C h a irm a n
H a m ilto n
C a rl Jensen u n d e rw e n t a g o ite r '
Policy
h o ld ers who su ffe re d fire losses a t B andon
d
e
p
o
sito
rs
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o lin solo by M r .
A lic e D enney 2.220,000 acres and
w o u ld
h a ve
w o u ld be consp icu ou s fig u re s , to o p e ra tio n at th e St. V in c e n t's hos­
d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs K r n m th fu rn is h »1 e m p lo y m e n t to m o re th a n Th«*! <» have been a fe w b a n k c lo s ­ a d m in is te r th e c o m p le x a ffa irs o f
and vicinity w ere being paid by th e O regon M utual
p
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in
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D e n n e y, an im p e rs o n a tio n o f Ceres, 6 1 0 0 0
|H*isiin*.
o ver
10000.000 in g since M a rc h 4. 1933, b u t w it h ­ th e n a tio n I f th e y go ab o ut t o ­ w it h D r T. Jo y c e o p e ra tin g .
F ire In su ran ce C om pany, w hich set up tem p o rary
godde s iif se«*dtim c a n d h a r v e s t, bushels o f oats w h ic h w o u ld have o u t e x c ite m e n t o r re d -ta p e th e in ­ d a y t r y in g to s h a tte r th e fa ith o f
M rs C la u d e L y d a was hostess !
h e a d q u a rte rs a t th e scene of disaster.
b y M rs F G P e rk in s , and a ta lk ta k e n o v e r 400 (MM) acres to p ro ­ su ra n ce law’ fu n c tio n e d and d e ­ th ; peo ple in th e in s titu tio n s on , fo r th e B a n k s -M o u n ta in d a lc "500" ,
on th e
G ra n g e b y
E d w a rd A
duce and fu rn is h e d em ploym « nt p o sito rs got t h e ir m on e y p ro m p t­ w h ic h th e y m ust d e pend fo r th e c lu b at h e r hom e M o n d a y a fte r-
ly
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th
a
t
The C om pany is pay in g each loss as soon as any of
B ro w n o f E v e n in g S ta r G ra n g e to o v e r 12.000 persons; m ore th a n
if e t y o f th e ir c h ild re n , and d is ­
A social tim e fo llo w e d u n d e r the 22,(MMi.OOO p o unds o f b u tte r w h ic h th e re hits n o t been a r u n on a c o u ra g in g th e s a v in g o f t h e ir fis c a l
th e ir six a d ju s te rs com pletes his re p o rt an d m any
b
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lin
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1« a d tT s h ip o f M rs B K
D enney. w o u ld have re q u ire d th e use o f
nest-eggs, w h a t c o u ld be exp e cte d
of th e insured received th e ir checks w hile th e
M rs S B L a w re n c e a nd M rs. E o v e r 227.(MM) acres o f la n d and cam e to th e W hit«' House. T h e re a ­ o f th e m if th e y r e a lly had c o n tro l I
ashes w ere still hot. O fficials issuing checks esti­
G
P e rk in s R e fre s h m e n t c o m m it­ have fu rn is h e d e m p lo y m e n t t o o v ­ son fo r th is is s im p ly th a t depos­ o f th e fu n c tio n s o f g o v e rn m e n t?
k n o w th a t th e ir m on e y is
tee
in c lu d e d Mesdam e..
Walk«*r. e r 14 (MM) peopl«'. T h is list c o u ld h«» ito r
T h e ir ta x s to rie s a rc p a il o f th e
m ate ap p ro x im ate ly $80.000 will be th e firm ’s loss,
D o b b in * B o y d a n d M c K e ll.
c o n tin u e d a lm o st in d e fin ite ly , but, a m p ly p ro tie te d . and th a t th e scares ■ am e b o lt o f c lo th as t h e ir in v o k in g
of w hich $50,000 is rein su red , leaving a n et loss of
T r a r h A m e rlc a n lu n i
to a n y fa ir- m in d e d person th is w ill th a t e n g en d e re d th«' b a n k ru n s o f o th e r p h a nto m s o f disaster. T h e y
A m e ric a n iz a tio n classes a rc h e ld b * c o n c lu s iv e p ro o f o f th e u tte r th e lla id in g -C o o lid g e -H « x iv e r te rm s p u t out s ta te m e n ts about th e share
$30,000. All losses w ere a d ju s te d and p a id w ith ­
in
th e
B e a v e rto n g ra d e school c h ild ish n e ss o f a n y p ro g ra m w h ic h had passed a w a y. It was lik e th e th a t ta xe s have in th e costs o f fo o d [
in one w eek 's tim e, w hich is in k e e p in g w ith th e
o
ld
-tim
e
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rs
th
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m
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and c lo th in g — k n o w in g f u ll w e ll
th e bars to fo re ig n im -
O regon M utual F ire In su ran ce C om pany’s policy
day e v e n in g b « *ginning at 7 o ’c lo ck p o rta tio n s w h ic h w o u ld have been th e a p p ea ra n c ■ o f com ets, w’hen th a t e xce p t fo r th e in c o m e ta x th e f
th ro u g h
space fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t has n o th in g to
M rs. B a r r y D ie*
p ro d u ce d by o u r o w n fa rm e rs and th o •«» w a n d n e r s
of ru sh in g a d ju stm e n ts a fte r all honest fires.
M r* M a ry S h a rk e y B a rry , 87. have
fu rn is h e d
e m p lo y m e n t fo r wa re un.studi«*d. and n o t und ersto o d , do w ith th e rates le v ie d b y states, <
d ie d at In r hom e East o f B e a v e r­ h u n d re d s o f tho usa n d s o f A m e ric a n b u t w h ic h cause n e ith e r p e rtu rb a ­ co u n tie s and c itie s , and b la n d ly u n - •
tio n n o r a n x ie ty sin ce th«' a s tro n - r e g a rd fu l o f th e s ta tu te th a t fo rb id s
to n S unday. S e p te m b e r 27 F u n e ra l labor.
services w«*re c o n d u c te d S«‘ p te m b e r
h i c o n n e ctio n w ith th e C a n a d ia n o m i rs h ave id e n tifie d th e m and u n ju s tifie d s ta te m e n ts o f th a t sort.
30 at the T r in it y E piscopal c h u rc h and o th r R o osevelt tra d e tre a tie s. m apped t h e ir n a tu ra l o rb its . N o w - B u t th e y hope to c o n v in c e som e i
in P o rtla n d , w ith Rev H e rm ita g e G eorge M Peck, fo rm e rly one o f adays d e p o sito rs do not w o r r y a b o u t peo ple th a t th e ta xe s w o u ld
be
o ffic ia tin g In te rm nt was at M o u n t th e a d m in is tr a tio n ’s m ost tru s te d th e so lv e n c y o f th«' b a n k -, because lo w e r if th e y got h o ld o f th e g o v - !
C a lv a ry ce m e te ry , W E Pegg in a d v is e r s and fo rm e rly a d m in is tr a ­ th e y k n o w th e re is n o th in g to be e m in e n t, c h e e rfu lly ig n o rin g t h e
c h a rg e M i. . B a r ry was h o rn in t o r o f th e A g r ic u ltu r a l A d ju s tm e n t a fra id of.
fa c t th a t th e b u lk i f n o t th e w h o le |
A (io o d G a u icr o f P u b lic O p in io n
Ire la n d and was th e w id o w o f the act. said: "T h e tra d e agre e m e nts
o f th e le vie s w e re enacted u n d e r
It
was th is fo rtu n a te c ir c u m ­ re p u b lic a n a d m in is tra tio n s .
la te Jo h n B a r ry M r and M rs. B a r ­ p ro g ra m is b re a k in g d o w n t h e
r y cam«* to P o rtla n d in 1882 and A m e ric a n
m a rk e t
fo r A m e ric a n stance th a t p re v e n te d s ta rtin g a n ­
I
m ove d to B e a v e rto n in 1890. w h e n ' a g ric u ltu r e and in d u s try , and, by o th e r panic, w h e n t w o persons
E v e ry F o rm o f P r o te c tio n
th e y
r« sided u n t il
th e y
passed c o n trib u tin g to th e p ro lo n g a tio n o f p ro m in e n t in th e p u b lic eye m ade
T E L E P H O N E 1732
a w a y T h re e o f t h e ir fiv e c h ild re n th e fa rm crisis, it is u n d e rm in in g th e ir d e v a s ta tin g sta te m e n ts and
k e p t re p e a tin g th e m across th e
s u rv iv e and are re s id e n ts o f B e a v­ th e w h o le b;i#is o f re c o v e ry ."
11G S. T h ird Ave.
Res. 2092
Hillsboro. Oregon
c o n tin e n t. T h e purpose o f these u t ­
e rto n . n a m e ly. E d w a rd . Je a n n ie and
- - but you d o n 't have to
was. o f course, to t e r r if y
Jo h n .
N o rm a n T hom as, th e p e re n n ia l te ra n ce
R a lp h I S h a d d u ck. state d ir e c to r
M B s O le s o n W e d s
S o c ia lis t c a n d id a te fo r th e p rcsi- th«' people and m ake th e m b e lie v e o f th e T o w n s e n d c lu b s o f O regon, w alk a m ile to get th e fin est I
M r s V e o la O h son. d a u g h te r o f d ncy. says th a t B ro w d e r and the th a t o n ly th e «'lection o f a re p u b ­ has been in v ite d to speak at th e
M r and M is Jo h n A ld e n Oleson. C o m m u n ists a re kis s in g Roos« v e il lic a n p re s id e n t and a re p u b lic a n c o u n ty r a lly to be h e ld in H ills b o r o in fall clothes— nor drive to
O h s< hi road, was re c e n tly m a rrie d T o a n y im p a r tia l o b se rve r u is v ic e -p re s id e n t c o u ld save th e c o u n ­ O c to b e r 18 T h e r a lly is b e in g p ro ­ P o rtia ml.
to J o h n R o b in s o n o f P o rtla n d in v e ry c le a r w h y th is is tru e : T h e y tr y fro m fin a n c ia l chaos.
m ote d b y th e lo c a l c lu b w ith th e
In c id e n ta lly , it is not u n illu m ­ assistance o f o th e r clu b s in W a sh ­
N e w b e rg A fa m ily p a rty h o n o rin g k n o w th e y can t elect a p re sid e n t
in
a
tin
g
to
re
fle
c
t
t
h
a
t
C
o
lo
n
e
l
th«* c o u p le was g iv e n at th e horn«'
y e t, a m i th e y are «spousing th e
in g to n c o u n ty . D e ta ils o f th e r a lly I
You can alw ay s fill
o f tile b rid e ’s p a re n ts S u n d a y e v e ­ cause w h ic h m ost n e a rly re p re ­ K n o x and C h a irm a n H a m ilto n fire d are to be an n ou n ce d at th e m e e tin g I
y o u r needs a t
th e ir c ra zy shots w ith o u t in th e o f H ills b o r o c lu b S u n d a y in th e
n in g . M r and M rs. R o b in so n w ill sents th e ir ideals.
least d is tu rb in g p u b lic con fid en ce . M e th o d is t c h u rc h .
m ake th e ir horn«' a t M u ltn o m a h
Suppose P re sid e n t
R oosevelt,
or
S ta tio n M rs R o b in so n is a g ra d u ­
T h e m e e tin g S u n d a y was in th e
V ie « -P re s id e n t G a rn e r and D e m o ­ C h ris tia n c h u rc h and B a rt E llc r -
ate o f tile B e a v e rto n h ig h school.
c ra tic C h a irm a n
F a rle y h jid said n n i r o f P o rtla n d was speaker. E n ­
H om e B u rn s
s im ila r th in g s . 'D ie w h o le n a tio n te rta in m e n t
E ire c o m p le te ly
d e s tro ye d the
was
fu rn is h e d
by
w o u ld have been d ism a ye d ; th e F lo y d A . Ross, e v a n g e lis t, w h o d e ­
hom e o f M rs D a ily at W est Slope
M o n d a y n ig h t d u rin g h e r absence.
W est U n io n lo c a l o f th e F arm ers- sto ck m a rk e t w o u ld have c ra slw d lig h te d his a u d ie n c e b y s k e tc h in g
M i .m J M i
Waltei VanKleek, U n io n nv. I a t th e K . I ’ , h a ll at and n o b o d y can e s tim a te the d ir e a b e a u tifu l a rt p ic tu re . "S u n ris e
resu lts.
P e rh a ps th is a ffo rd s
a T o m o rro w '.' M r. P e rry o f St. H e l­
a cco m p a n ie d b y M rs. M c K u rc h e r N o rth P la in s O c to b e r I.
and M rs. V
A W ood, d ro v e to
C o u n ty P r c s iA ’i it Jo h n Plass to ld m easure o f h o w s e rio u s ly th e co u n ­ ens. an assistant
d is tr ic t o rg a n ­
H o w e & W e lls, Props.
re g a rd s th e re p u b lic a n c a m ­ izer. was pre se n t and. p resented u p -
Eugen«' th e firs t o f th e w e e k to plans fo r e xp a n sio n o f th e F a n n e rs ' t r y
v is it M rs M c K u rc h e r ’# son ( ’»«'orge. U n io n w arehouse. T h e b u ild in g has pa ig n fu lin in a tio n s . and h o w m uch to -th e -m in u te d a ta re la tiv e to th e
207 E. M a in St.
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8.1 cred to he re s h in g le d and plans are be­ a tte n tio n it is p a y in g to w h a t th e co m in g e le c tio n . A s m a ll sum was
w h«> is c o n fin i d in
the
H e a rt h o s p ita l w ith a d o u b le fr a c ­ in g
m ade Io h a ve an e le v a to r, re p u b lic a n spokesm en say.
raised b y
th e m e e tin g fo r th e I
As it was. th«' in s u ra n c e people " W illis M a h o n e y F u n d ."
tu re o f his leg. He w ill he th e re g ra in eh a ilin g and g r in d in g m a ­
c h in e ry in s ta lle d as soon ns pos­ s im p ly to ld o f th e m a g n itu d e o f
fo r th re e m on th s m ore
E ig h t o u t o f to w n lodges w ere sib le
H e n ry Jacobson spoke on th e ir business, and th e q u a lity o f
Q u a lity job p rin tin g —Argus.
re p re s e n te d al th • B e a v e rto n M a ­ th e o il co m p a n y, w h ic h has p ro ve d p ro sp e i itv th a t had b ro u g h t th e m
so n ic lodge T h u rs d a y e v e n in g at a success and u rg e d m em bers to get out o f tiie tr o u b le o f th e d e p re s­
shares to h e lp got the w a reh o u se sion < 1.1 T h e b a n k fo lk s p u b lish e d
t h e ir re g u la r m e e tin g .
JOHN A
e xp a n sio n u n d e rw a y b e fo re ra in y th e ir s ta te m e n ts o f d e posits and
reserves. T h e n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n
N e ig h b o rh o o d ne w s fro m 30 A r ­ w e a th e r sets in.
o
f
in
s
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agents
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d
a
gus co rre sp o n d e n ts I n
d iffe r e n t
T h e re w ill he a social O cto b e r
sections o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a p ­ l.r>. M em b e rs can b rin g a fr ie n d to p ro te s t to th e o ffe n d in g orators,
and th e re a sta te o ffic ia l
p e a r in th e A rg u s each w e e k
th e dance. B r in g lu n c h as usual ile r c
O O D H a rro w in g m e a n s a good
R epublican
¡.e a rn w h a t y o u r frie n d s a re d o ­ Jam es B a tc h e ld e r is c h a irm a n o f c a lle d a tte n tio n to th e la w s th a t
in g fo r less th a n th re e cents a social e o n n n ille e . and M rs Jo h n m ake it a c rim e to c ir c u la te base­
seed b ed a n d b u m p e r” c ro p s.
C a n d id a te fô r
less sto rie s a ffe c tin g th e so lve n cy
l f P u h o ls is in ch a rg e o f lu n ch .
Safeway Stores
G range H elps
Start Big Contest
Bandon Relief
K inton G range Views and C ounter Views on
H illsboro H ost
the G reat Political Parade
Funeral Home
O R E G O N M U T U A L F IR E
IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y
Beaverton Grange
I las Booster Night
Rushes Payment of Losses
in Bandon
Fire Prevention Week—Oct. 4 to 10
Shadduck to Talk
County Rally Here
Our Apologies to
Camel Cigarettes
' h ig h scores a nd y e t s h o rt e n ough
| to m a in ta in w h ite -h e a t in te re s t.
C o n te st b la n k s a nd c o m p le te In -
i fo rm a tio n a re a v a ila b le at S a fe w a y
I here. T hose w h o a re in te re s te d in
e n te rin g a re u rg e d to d o so a t once.
S av ed
SQ .30 Every
August 21, 1936.
G e n tle m e n :
H a v in g
re c e n tly c o m p le te d m y
h a rv e s t w ith one o f y o u r R D -4
"C a te rp illa rs ,” I was in te re s te d in
th e c o m p a ris o n o f m y e x p e n d itu re s
fo r fu e l f o r th e D ie se l T ra c to r and
fu e l costs fo r th e T h ir t y G a s o lin e
" C a te r p illa r ”
w h ic h
I
fo r m e r ly
owned.
T h e ga so lin e tr a c to r used fo r a
te n -h o u r
p e rio d , b e tw e e n t h i r t y
a nd t h ir t y - f iv e g a llo n s o f fu e l a t
an a ve ra g e cost o f 12c p e r g a llo n :
th e D iesel T ra c to r used o n ly tw e lv e
g a llo n s at an average cost o f 7>*c
p e r g a llo n . T h is in d ic a te s a s a v in g
o f $3 30 each te n -h o u r s h ift.
I ca n n o t be to o lo u d in m y p raise
o f th e R D -4 D ie se l " C a te r p illa r ."
N o t o n ly is i t e c o n o m ic a l t o o p ­
erate. b u t its p e rfo rm a n c e is u n ­
a p p ro a ch a b le.
I t was m y th o u g h t th a t yo u m ig h t
be in te re s te d in m y e x p e rie n c e .
Y o u m a y fe e l p e rfe c tly safe in
s a y in g to anyone, " T r y it , ” as its
ease in
o p e ra tio n w i l l be m ore
th a n c o n v in c in g .
Y o u rs v e ry tr u ly .
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business p rin c ip le s .
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ill Hie
City of
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in
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n m n 1« f a r t ««r~
r ip e r ir n r r
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T h e b u m p e r d isk h a rro w show n a b o v e
h a s a c o u n try -w id e rec o rd of p e rfo rm ­
ance. A n exclusive M c C c rm ic k -D e c r-
ing fe a tu re , th e h e a t- tr e a te d c rim p e d -
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