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H illsb o ro
Independent
Schools Employ
Heal Ili Nurse
for Hillsboro
Vote B attle
Enters Last
Phase Here
Established 1873
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , O ctober 22, 1936
H illsb o ro Argus
Payments Due on
Joint County
Soi I Co nserving
About .January 1 Meet to Open
C am p Sites
Selected on
F irs t m ove to p re v e n t w ifi spread I
e p id e m ics o f di?e,iso m H ills b o ro
‘ chooh was m ade th is week w hen
both tiie U n io n h ig h school and
p u b lic school board r a tifie d th e h ir - I
I m g o f a Nchooi nurse to se rve the
; i M n a ln d e r o f tin- school te rm .
'I’iie nurse is M rs. N a th a n W e in L u m b e r O r d e r e d
fo r F irs t
stein. w h o come to th is state fro m
M itirie ot.i w h i te lie served as a
L o c a tio n ; M u d A w a it
p u b lic h e a lth n u rse She was re co in -
m en d t'd to the school boards by
M o re Funds
A m y E rickso n , fie ld c o n su lta n t, d i
v is io n o f p u b lic h e a lth n u rsin g ,
O reg o n state board o f h e a lth
lsxpen.se
w ill be
c a rrie d
by I
b o th school d is tric ts , each p a y in g
h a lf o f th e cost, thus p ro v id in g the
school c h ild re n w ith re g u la r h e a lth
e x a m in a tio n s and th e n ip p in g o f an R a p id P r o g r e s s R e p o r t e d
c p id t n u c be fore it gets s ta rte d
fc
E x c a v a tio n s
F ea r o f an in fa n tile
p a ra ly s is I
e p id e m ic 111 th e c o m m u n ity began i
to fade th is w eek w ith the re p o rt I
T w o sites have been selected on
fro m d o ctors to the h e a lth o ffic e r
the W o lf ereek highw ay fo r w in
th a t th e re w ere IK. m ore cast s o f ,
ter camps to house WPA laborers.
th e disease
K e n n e th T il lo tio n
resident engi-
L u st w e e k a n o th e r •ase was fo u n d
neer. said th is week Present plans
and th e n* had been fi V
i
. .
..
.7
l do not in clud e
cam p for w orkers
pre vio usly dm mg the month A fte r on
W ilso n r iv e r road,
an investigation by the state de-
F irst s ite selected, and fo r w h ic h
partm ent of health, it was decided lum ber has been o rd e re d , is tw o
that there was nothing to fear at anfj u h a lf m ile s a lo n g th e n e w
tin - p r e n t tin :.- f,-«.,„ the dis.
w ,.s( fro m S(J
p
B<?_
In th e schools, M.p nntendenLs tw e e n 1M a n d 200 m , .„ w j) , £
ilC-
a u th o riz e d teachers to .send a l l
[ cotnmodated at a tim e, it is
(B y W m
F Cyrus, ( ourity A r » n t )
369 N ew F a m ilie s —
Added as New Paid-in-Advance
Argus Subscribers from
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Established 1894
Two Section , Sixteen P ages
Congressional Session
Fire B urns
Lacks Executive’s C/rgt Defunct Mill,
Here Monday •James Mott Relates Importance of Laws Local Home
ra n ts under
u n d e r the
Payments o or r g grants
provisions of the soil conservation
program for 193« should riot be e x
pected by Washington county fa rm
er u n til some tim e after January 1.
Data involved in the applications
for grants and cle rical w o rk in
P a r ly O r g a n iz a tio n s S peed
volved make it impossible to p re 700 T e a c h e r« E x p e c te d to
S h e rm a n P la n t D e s tro y e d in
pare the necessary form s in tim e
C a m p a ig n ns E le c tio n
A
tte
n
d
In
s
titu
te
E a r ly M o r n in g B la z e ;
l for th e ir com pletion at a date
li m e N e a rs
, which w ould make paym ent pos
Sessions
Los« C o m p le te
sible much e a rlie r than the firs t
D eclaring th a t th ere w ere 12 m ajo r pieces of legisla
, of the year Payment« in this coun
tion enacted by th e last session of congress out of 100 im
ty w ill probably total appro xim ate
l y $35IXX) The exact am ount can
p o rta n t bills passed while but tw o w ere dem anded by the
not be determ ined u n til more com
president, C ongressm an Ja m e s M ott spoke M onday noon
plete data is available. W ork sheets
before th e H illsboro ch a m b e r of com m erce.
¡cove ring 951 farm s were file d but J
R e p u b lic a n s B e g in S eries of
.o f this num ber somewhere between N a tio n a lly K n o w n S p e a k e rs
“ The ou tstan d in g fe a tu re of th e session,” M ott d e C h im n e y Seen as C ause o f
1 700 and 750 w ill receive payments
C o u n ty G a th e r in g s
clared. “ W as the fa c t th a t th ere w as little, if any, execu-
i in 1936 A ,- nounrem ents ju st re
on P ro g r a m
C o u n try Loss
cen tly received state that 90 per
-------- ------- ------ --------------------------------- ♦ tiv e interference, and no attem pt
' cent of the to ta l grant due each
was made to replace any o f the
T e m p o o f th e ca m p a ig n fo r votes
in d iv id u a l farm er w ill be paid to
H illsb o ro w ill be host M onday
acts ruled out by the supreme court. I T wo disastrous fires ea rly M on-
in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty was speeded
the firs t payment.
a ll day to 700 school teachers from
•™_
Bl11’ ,m P°rU n t
<?ay m orn ing and Monday night
u p thi
« i k by both political par«
Q uite a num ber of local farm ers three counties in the firs t t r i
The 12 m ajor b ills passed. M ott destroyed m any thousand dollars
ty o rg a n iz a tio n s in th e co u n ty.
have been in q u irin g as to when county teachers' in s titu te to be a t
-aid. included the bonus payment, w o rth o f property and le ft one
W o rk e rs fro m
th e d e m o c ra tic
these payments m ig ht be expected. tem pted here The counties re p re
soil conservation act. revenue b ill, fa m ily homeless
eam p w er
bu v on an in d iv id u a l
To date there have not been any sented w ill in clud e Y a m h ill, Wash
re
lie f ap pro pria tion of more than ' The firs t fire destroyed
the
ca m p a ig n fo r «ill m em bers o f th e ir
counties in Oregon where clearance in g to n and Colum bia.
a b ill’on dollars, la w to stengthen ( Sherman m ill pro p e rty on D a iry
tit k< t fro m p re s id e n t to th e last
T his form o f jo in t in s titu te is
of the necessary form s and papers
the arm y and navy. flo « r control creek n o rth o f M ountaindale and
(B y Leon 8 D a vi« )
c o u n ty o ffic e , w h ile th e re p u h h -
have been made. The in d iv id u a l being staged, according to O. B
federal highw ay, ru ra l e le c trifi- the second, w hich started
about
e.iiis. in tu rn , w e re c o n tin u in g th e ir
Above me now. the poppies nod cation, com m odity exchange, price 5:30 p. m. burned the C. L Hudson
farm checkup in this county is Kraus, county superintendent of
e ffo rts to c o n v in c e th e vo te rs to
ju st now being completed T his schools, because of the more com and blow, th e ir blood red petals in d iscrim in atio n
b ill,
governm ent home on N orth Plains road, about
fo llo w the re p u b lic a n side o f the
was made fo r the purpose of de prehensive program w hich a pool crim son protest against the th in g ! contracts act. and the la w strength- a m ile
said
and a h a lf n o rth o f H ills -
a rg u m e n t th ro u g h to th e p o lls N o
(< u n ti n u r d m i p a g e M, c o lu m n ft)
te rm in in g exactly what had been in g of in s titu te money fro m the the y did to me. Yet, perhaps, it ! ening n e u tra lity .
boro.
High G round Found
vem ber 3.
m ig h t be fo r the best.
done on each o f the farms covered three counties can accomplish
B ills, w hich failed fo r lack o f
lasurance on Loss
Opeas at 9:30
The location is on high level by a w o r k
l ic e t
fo r w hich the
lim e Grown Short
Across the ra in swept trench we 1 tim e and fo r other reasons, ar.d i Both
The program w ill open in the swept, those buddies there, and w hich arc expected to re-appear at tia lly o r losses were covered par-
i ground at the fo rk of W o lf creek operator w ould be allow ed e ith e r a
E le ve n days re m a in to c o n tin u e
in w hole by insurance,
and on the edge of the second soil conserving or a soil b u ild in g H illsb o ro union high school b u ild me, in to the sleet of death from ! the ne xt session, include the F ra
g a rn e rin g votes R eports fro m a ll
according to reports.
¡h ig h w a y project, w hich embraces paym ent in 1936 From the reports ing p ro m p tly at 9:30 a m. and guns hid there beyond the ridge. zie r-Lem ke farm
mortgage act,
p a rt « o f th e c o u n ty d isclo se th a t the
! a
tr ip of rig h t-o f-w a y a p p ro xi- turne d in by these supervisors the close w ith an address at 3:10 p. m. We fought fo r peace and democracy
F ire at Sherm an's m ill was dis
(C o n tin u ed un page 7. colum n 3)
m a jo r ity o f th e vo te rs a lre a d y h a v e !
F irst address on the program of among a ll men. O ur aim s were
Im n te ly 2 5 m iles long connecting applications for grants or payments
covered at m id n ig h t and had gained
m ade up th e ir m in d s w h ic h w ay
the
m
orning
w
ill
be
by
R
E
G
il
the present w o rk w ith the Lyons w ill be fille d out. These a p plica
such headway th a t attem pts to
high. The stars above and God
th e v o te w ill he cast on e le c tio n 1
C onstruction company grade.
tions fo r grants w ill then have to lette director. San Francisco, on alone kne w what it was. that,
curb it were unavailing. The m ill
day
"J
u
n
io
r
Red
C
ross”
be
signed
by
each
farm
er
who
has
building, con tain ing a il o f the ma
c lu tc h in g w ith tw is tin g fingers at
C onstruction plan« fo r the camp
U p to d a te n o th in g u n u su a l has
A
t
9:45.
D
r.
H
ow
ard
Dawson.
q
u
a
lifie
d
fo
r
such
a
payment.
The
chine
ry and one locom otive, b u rn
^n
y
heart,
ch
ille
d
the
m
a
rro
w
of
include bunk houses, mess hall,
happened in c o u n ty p o litic a l circle s
ed com pletely, w h ile the plank
and modern conveniences W ater w o rk of f illin g in the figures on W ashington. D C ru ra l service of m y bones and brought the sweat,
and w h ile one o r tw o m o re m od e rn
(< u n lin u rd on p a re «, colum n 1J
the National Educational associa so cold, to bathe m y brow . Yet I
road and b u n k houses were saved,
supply w ill
be taken fro m a
means o f p ro c u rin g ph dges have
P a i r on» o f N e w
tion. w ill speak on "T he Social w e nt on across tha t h ill—across the
D is tric ts branch of W o lf creek w h ich comes
i The m ill was valued at about
been fo llo w e d bo th p a rtie s a re de
Sciences in C u rric u lu m C onstruc v a lle y and the brook—in to the
! down from an isolated m ountain
$25.000 and was re ce n tly sold by
pe n ding . to a la rg e e x te n t, on p e r
C a n W a it 6 0 D a y s
tio n ." This address w ill be fo llo w woods.
watershed.
the receivers to the Alaska Ju n k
so n a l c o n ta ct w ith th e vo te rs.
ed
by an interm ission at 10:25 a.
A ro u n d me now. the cannon laid
com pany o f P ortland. T his com
The second site is at the west
W ith th e e x c e p tio n o f th e W ash
I m.
w a ll o f steel death-shield th ro w n
pany was engaged in rem o ving
in g to n c o u n ty ta x league, th e re has 1 W ith th e new se w e r system n e a r i end of Lyon« project and w ill ac
D r O. R. Chambers, departm ent around those fie ld -g ra y lines so
the tracks on the logging ra ilw a y
been no u n ite d < ffo r t e ith e r t«> in g c o m p le tio n and th e sewage dis- commodate about the same num ber
i o f education, Oregon State college. desperately em battled there ahead S e n te n c e P o s tp o n e d P e n d in g in to the m ountains. Insurance is
c a rr y the re fe rre d la w s by b a llo t po • I p la n t a lre a d y p re p a re d fo r of n u n a« the first. These men w ill
' w ill discuss "The Needs of Various o f me. B u t w e w ent on. There was
said to have covered most o f the
o r to d is c re d it them .
fin a l co n n ectio n , re sid e n ts o f H ills be used to clear the rig h t-o f-w a y
C h ild re n ." His ta lk is scheduled to no other w a y—men of honor th a t
G o o d B e h a v io r
loss.
V o te rs w ill he faced w it h the b o ro have begun to w o n d e r ho w we t from the Lyons grade to con
begin at 10:40, follow ed by State we w ere—steeped in tra d itio n s of
Sherman M ill company installed
ncces ity o f m a k in g up the ir m in d s j lo n g .1 tim e can elapse b e fore con nect w ith the com pleted highw ay
i Superintendent C. A How’ard of B u n ke r H ill and Gettysburg.
the plant several years ago at a
on ho w to cast th e ir b a llo ts in these n e ctio n s a rc m ade to th e se w e r from the west. Access to the camp
George B aldw in. Forest G rove cost o f $125.000. A year ago the
¡Salem, who w ill ta lk on "C u rri-
Had not the bugles called re service station operator, charged
w ill be bv w ay of W estim ber CCC
m a tte rs , a ll o f w h ic h can have a I lines.
culum C o nstructio n."
fi i t stry road w h ich is being g ra v H ills b o r o C h a m b e r o f C o m I This w ill end the m orn ing ses treat fo r tha t feared foe? And now w ith m anslaughter on an in d ic t p ro p e rty went in to the hands o f a
la s tin g e ffe c t on th e w e lfa re of
U n d t r the o rd in a n c e g o v e rn in g eled.
receiver.
th e s ta te e ith e r w a y
s io n of the in stitu te, w h ich w ill the poppies nod and blow above ment by a grand ju r y in Ja n u a ry o f 1 Assisting in cu rb in g the spread
j s a n ita tio n , a ll residences, business
me here, restin g on soil to w h ich
Both
cle arin g
jobs. T illo tso n
C o n s id e ra b le a tte n tio n
is be in g hcuses and in d u s tria l p la n ts in
m e rc e N a m e s C o m m itte e
resume at 1:30 w ith the d e pa rt- I have no claim other than th a t I th is y e jr , pleaded g u ilty before
p a id to the state hank p ro p o sa l and H ills b o r o
j m ental meetings.
m ust be connected to said, must be com pleted th is w in - I
r
here gave up that th in g I held court F riday.
to th e G ra n g e p o w e r h ill, b o th fa c sew er lin e s as soon as th e f a c ili te r when rain« have given protec
He was to have been K yle , fire warden at Forest Grove.
B W Barnes, superintendent of
P reparing to protest the extra the H illsb oro union high school, most dear.
tio n s c a rr y in g th e ir ca m ju iig n s to ties are a v a ila b le . T h is m akes im tion to forest land« from the cle ar
on tr ia l M onday m orning.
were sent to the scene.
Ah yes, we held w h ile shrapnel
th e people fo r decisions.
m e d ia te c o n n e ctio n m a n d a to ry fo r ing fires necessary to consume the b a rrie r w hich increased telephone is chairm an o f the high school
Sentence
was postponed
by
T his is the second catastrophe
I a ll places in the o ld se w e r d is tric t, rubbish created by the stum ping rates made between H illsb o ro and lib ra ry discussions w ith D r. Cham blasted at our line, and thunderous Judge
D em o M eet I r id a v
Peters, pending good be w hich has visite d the pro p e rty
shell dismembered us. We stood ha vio r o f the defendant, whose a t
O ne o f th e fin a l ca m p a ig n m e e t ' w h ile a reasonable tim e is allow ed and logging I f the cle arin g can , nearby com m untics in a ll d ire c bers as speaker.
since its purchase by the P ortla nd
Miss Bertha
Kohlhagen. state w h ile d a y lig h t faded in to dark. | torne y explained to the co u rt th a t
ings o f th e d e m o c ra tic o rg a n iz a if t c r c o m p le tio n o f th e se w e r fo r tie done this w in te r, the grade w ill tion«. a com m ittee was appointed
lx- carried throu gh to com pletion 1 Monday from the H illsb o ro Cham supervisor, has charge o f the ses choked w ith the gas. and stench of a ll c iv il claim s fo r damages in the company. The firs t accident was
tio n in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty w ill be co n n e ctio n s in th e new d is tric t.
to a locom otive used in salvage
ber o f Commerce to conduct an sion for home economics teachers, death. Gone w ere the gay, keen case had been settled
P a tro n s o f th e n e w d is tr ic t have by next autum n
h e ld th is F rid a y n ig h t, in th e H ills
operation w h ich escaped on a steep
Both construction camps now investigation o f recent to ll In and Miss Barbara Potts o f H ills men. who but short few hours be
b o ro C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce . Ed ; been g ive n GO days in w h ic h no
grade O ctober 8. crashed over a
In
d
ictm
e
n
t
o
f
B
a
ld
w
in
follow
ed
creases.
fore
had
plunged,
w
ith
sm
ile
and
ch
a
rg
e
w
ill
be
m
ade
by
th
e
c
ity
aw
ait
a
p
pro
pria
tion
o
f
moneys
from
boro
has
charge
o
f
the
m
eeting
for
L. «Moore, c o u n ty
c h a irm a n a n
the death on N ew Year's m o rn bank in to the canyon and snuffed
joke, in to th is hell.
fo r in s p e c tio n and p e rm it to c o n W ashington. One a p pro pria tion is
no u nce d th is w eek
The com m ittee includes W. G. teachers of physical education.
Gone were these men who. lik e ing o f Kenneth M cD aniel. 18. son of out the life o f M ay G riffe ls. 51,
The m eeting is to be a co m b in e d nect a fte r th e n e w s, w e r lin e s are under the sponsorship of this and i I Hare, attorney: W Verne M c K in - , E lem entary teachers w ill meet in
Mrs. Helen M cD aniel, c ity reco rd resident o f a ranch about three
Itu s im s s and social session a tte n d e d accepted A cce p ta n ce w ill not f o l T illam oo k counties, and the other is ney. e d ito r o f The Argus, and *be school a u d ito riu m under the me. came so re ce n tly fro m the se er o f H illsb o ro . Young M cD aniel m iles above the m ill.
c u rity o f o u r homes. Gone were
( ( u n tliiu r r i on |>agr I .
c o lu m n I )
lo w u n t il the w o rk is co m p le te and 1 sponsored by Clatsop county fo r a Herb Staples, m anager of C re dit
(C o m in u ed on p » « r «, colum n u
M ax G uzik. resident of the Sher
the men who led us proud in th e ir •>nd a companion, M a rsh a ll M c
and th e c o n tra c to rs have tu rn e d I section of the high w ay
in this Bureaus, incorporated, of H illsboro.
new won bars, w ho had yet to Iv e r o f H illsboro, were re tu rn in g man m ill neighborhood, was a r
th e fin is h e d p ro d u c t o v e r to the I county.
Protests against the nc
rested
last week when he is a l
from
P
ortland,
h
itc
h
-h
ik
in
g
th
e
ir
learn the a c tu a lity of war. Gone a ll
c itv .
The only change made in opera schedule already have been
leged to have been discovered near
of us in to th is th in g called w a r be w ay to w a rd home.
T h e c o n tra c t fo r c o m p le tio n e x tion of the W ilson this w inter, w ill , by residents o f tow ns along
A t Beaverton th e y managed to a fire b u rn in g in the brush above
ng the :
fore we h a rd ly knew squads rig h t
p ires m N o ve m b e r, less th a n a he the erection o f a d ry in g house east end of the county, where pro- 1
stop a F ord coupe d riv e n by W il the m ill A fire , set w ith k in d lin g
from left.
m o n th a w a y
w ith e v e ry
in d ic a fo r the men w here clo th in g can be tests have brought promises o f a |
( („ A tin u e d on p a re 4, colum n 3)
Therefore, how can I. v ic tim of liam Scott, employe at Berg's Cha
tio n th a t K e rn & K ib b e w ill have changed at the end of the day and hearing on the new rates.
unpreparedness: v ic tim of a govern let. then located east of Beaverton,
c o m p le te d th e w o rk w e ll b efore the men allow ed to rid e home at
i
A tte n d in g a m eeting o f protest
m ental fo rm w h ich sees o n ly the the coupe being crowded, the boys
that tim e. George MeG
c ity n ig h t in d ry clothing.
in Sherwood last week, were some j
glories o f peace and not its cost at clu ng to the outside w ith M cDan
m anager. sa id th in w eek.
ld()
businessmen.
Grange
and
F
a
rm
P
a
tte
rs
o
n
T
a
lk
s
;
C
lu
b
C lo th in g le ft in the d ry in g house ,
to all. lay blam e on any o f these ie l on the le ft side.
D«’ la y M a d e P e n d in g S eries
A t pres,-lit. the d igg ing machines
ers’ U nion members, a ll protest
A t the curve on the east lim its
over
night
w
ill
be
subjected
to
whose inexperience in command
•ire w o rk in g on the last ditch in
H e lp L ig h t F ie ld
ing the increased rate and a tte m p t
o f Aloha, the B a ld w in machine
In f o r m a l C o n fe re n c e s
cost a ll o f us so much.
the northeast sector of the new heat to insure d ry w o rk clothes ing to fin d some means of ovcrcom -
So long ago, it seems, and yet. as stru ck the coupe almost square in |
d is tric t, and along F ourth avenue , the fo llo w in g day.
' in g it.
Claim s that com pulsory m ilita ry tim e is counted by the universe, the m id dle o f the le ft side, p inn ing
A nother m achine has been la y in g ' M eanwhile, crews on W ilson r iv
M cD aniel to the side of the car. I
M any o f the com m unities rep re
.S A LE M C o lle c tio n o f to ll charges the connection on the main east er are approaching a norm al load
sented prom ised that subscribers! tra in in g was m aking m ilita ris ts of so b rie f a moment, since the ha il He died on the w ay to a H illsb o ro
by th e We t Coast T e le p h o n e c o m side tru n k
college and
u n iv e rs ity studests of lead and iron, the noise, the
along the
ra ilw a y again a fte r transfe r o f some 185 I w ould
T e n R e s id e n ts J o in G r o u p
remove
th
e
ir
telephones!
hospital.
p a n y in th e T u a la tin v a lle y and rig h t-o f-w a y to connect w ith t h e 1 men to W o lf creek. Increasing de
„ __ . , . . .
were vig oro usly refute d
by Paul hunger and the sleepless nights,
F ra n k N eff, before Judge Peters f
(»re h.im areas have been d e fe rre d I m ain «ewer feeding the disposal mands in P ortla nd and the m etro ra th c i than sub m it to the added l . Patterson, iocal attorney, in a drove us to huddle there in groups
to F ig h t L a w
equest of Fi ank < * M<
I ta lk before the Young M e n 's'B re a k- and so give target to the fie ld -g ra y on a charge o f le avin g the scene
politan area of W ashington county expense.
plant.
of
an
accident
w
ith
o
u
t
stopping.
■
Beginning
of
the
H
illsb
o
ro
protest
fast
club
Thursday
The
R
O
T
(
(
'»
n
tin
u
rd
<m
page
7,
colum
n
6)
C u llo c h .
p u b lic u t ilitie s c o m m is
guns.
T im m lin g under the Im p e ria l
comes from the L a u re l com m unity | C . program is designed s o le ly 'fo r
s io n e r. p c tu |in g .1 t r ie s o f in fo rm a l Feed A- G rain com pany has been
A nd thus we died where men pleaded g u ilty and sentence was ! Ten residents o f W a s h in g to n
solely
I w hich starts less than fiv e miles national defense and w ill e lim in ate w ith tra in in g had so easily s u rv iv postponed. N e ff rece ntly came here
co n fere n ce s in th e a ffe cte d areas, completed and the sewer lin e is !
south of H illsb o ro and w hich must the necessity of depending on “ 90- ed. I w ould, to God. tha t w e had fro m O klahom a and has been liv - ! county, nine o f them from Forest
M c C u llo c h has announced.
in place w ith b a c k fill w e ll begun j
I 1 in g w ith -"'u
" i r He
- ! i G rove and
depend on H illsb o ro doctors and day w onder" officers in case of
a b .T
ro iu
th L er -'-- at « Orenco.
the one from H illsboro, have
T h e to ll charges a re p ro v id e d The b a c k fill w ill tie o f gravel to
(C o n tin u ed on page H, colum n 3>
joine d the com m ittee of fo rm e r
H illsb o ro business houses.
was in volve d in an accident in N o rth Dakotans opposed to the
fo r in a new t a r if f file d by the insure against settlin g of under- |
another war. he declared.
This com m
H illsb o ro tw o weeks ago.
co m p a n y a m o n th ago a nd to b e pinning« and fou nda tion of the
. c unity
u n is served
i u bv ' an
Need of an adequate national
state bank b ill, according to an an
M a rtin Bernards, arraigned F r i
exchange at Scholls, w h ich gives defense is seen in the fate o f those
com e e ffe c tiv e O c to b e r 1.
T i l t * b u ild in g.
nouncement made from com m ittee
1
access
to
Beaverton
and
H
illsboro,
day
on
six
indictm
ents,
was
given
t a r if f - w e re a p p ro v e d by M c C u l
defenseless
European
countries
When a ll sewer lines have been
or other points in the county by where the governm ents have been
u n til Novem ber 7 to enter his plea. headquarters th is week.
loch. but th e ir a tte m p te d e n fo rc e connected and made ready to carry
The com m ittee is composed of
I long distance only. The com m unity taken over by dictators, according
M ax G uzik. arrested near Sher fo rm e r residents of N orth Dakota
ment. it is und ersto o d , b ro u g h t a sewage to the disposal plant, a
man's m ill on a charge o f setting who have moved to Oregon and
storm o f p ro te st fro m p a tro n s w h o j g o v c rn tn i n t in sp e cto r w ill pas« on G e o rg e C . W ils o n , 2 3 , Uses ! lias attem pted fo r years to get tele- to Patterson The R. O. T. C. is
(C o n tin u e d on page 5. colum n 1)
' phone service from H illsboro, but an in te g ra l part o f the present de
( C o n li n u r d on p a it r H, **n!umn 1)
h ave been accustom ed to re c e iv
w ho have had experience w ith the
G u n to E n d T r o u b le
iias been unsuccessful.
in g se rvice
w ith o u t
p a y in g the
fense system w hich provides fo r
state bank in N o rth Dakota, w h ich
a d d itio n a l to ll w h ic h
it is now'
a m in im u m standing arm y, n a tio n S e rie s
is sim ila r, w ith m in o r exceptions,
o f W in t e r Sessions
proposed to impost* a m o u n tin g to
al guard units and the skeleton of
to the proposed bank in this state.
A
lleg
edly
despondent
because
o
f
10 cent fo r the firs t fiv e m in u te s
In some instances in the Laurel
P la n n e d fo r T ig a r d
Members from th is county in
money m atters and an autom obile section, telephones have been re- ad ditiona l forces made up o f col
o f c o n v e rs a tio n and fiv e cents fo r
lege students w ith the rudim ents
clude W. B. Coon. George F Hyde.
accident. George C. W ilson. 23.
(C o n tin u rd nn pass 1. colum n 31
c »eh a d d itio n a l th re e m in u te s . L o
of m ilita r y tra in in g .
Tom
Stretcher.
H ilh i student H. L. H azlitt. James S. Loyncs,
W ashington
C o un ty
Pomona Forest G rove route 1, shot him self
cal exchanges a ffe c te d by th e new
T hat the present move to make
The p o u ltrym cn of W ashington body president and H ilh i rep re Enoch Moore. M e r r ill M e lville . Mrs
w ill meet w ith Scholls in the forehead w ith a .22 caliber
lo ll in c lu d e S ch o lls, S h e rw o o d. T i G range
m ilita ry tra in in g op tion al is but county w ill open th e ir series of sentative at the R otary club, to ld F rank S trahl. J. C. S w inburne,
G range as host m xt W ednesday ill riffe about 9 p m. Sunday, accord
ga rd . S ta ffo rd and G resham .
I the opening wedge to com plete w in te r meetings w ith a special pot Rotarians Thursday o f the tr ip ta k and Claude Wagner. Forest Grove,
W h ile M c C u llo c h ju s tifie s
I b e a ll-da y session. O ffice rs w ill be ing to a rep ort made by Earl
e lim in a tio n of the program was the lu ck dinner, w hich w ill be held in en by him as a delegate from the and B. F. Pyle o f H illsboro.
Donelson.
de
pu
ty
coroner.
11 P S tric k le r of
to ll
charges on th e g ro u n d tim i elected. Mrs
(opinion expressed by Patterson.
the T iga rd Grange ha ll ne xt Tues local H i-Y club to the firs t na tion
F orm er residents of N o rth Da
Sherwood
Grange
lias
charge
of
The
young
man.
w
ho
leaves
a
fre e s e rv ic e b e tw e en these 1 IK’ill
A rgum ents presented by P attcr- day at 6:30 p. in., according to L. al congress in K e n tu cky d u rin g the kota who wish to jo in the co m m it
( (u n lin u r r i on p a g * 1. -o lu n in 1)
the program .
w ife and baby, is the son o f M r
. son in support o f the present com E. Francis, assistant county agent. sum m er. The t r ip was made in 16 tee may do so w ith o u t ob lig atio n
and Mrs. George M. W ilson, re si D r . S h a d d u c k , M a h o n e y on pulsory system were as follow s:
F o llo w in g the d in n e r a short en days and covered 7.000 miles.
other than te llin g neighbors w hat
dents near the W atts school on
College students have an oppor te rta in m e n t program is planned,
/\ jo in t luncheon m eeting w ill be they know o f the N o rth Dakota
P ro g r a m H e r e S u n d a y
Gales creek. Sunday nigh t the
tu n ity fo r m ilita ry d r ill that w ould a fte r w hich H E Cosby, extension held w ith the Forest G rove club bank, by w ritin g to A rth u r Foster,
counle w ere spending Die night
not be possible fo r other citizens. poultrym an. w ill discuss the subject. F rid a y noon. No m eeting w ill b e 1 executive secretary, 405 Raleigh
w ith the A r th u r M aitland fam ily,
College students are the n a tural "H o ld in g Pullets up in P roduction." held here today.
bu ild in g. Portland.
(B
y
R.
I
,.
P
u
tn
a
m
)
who liv e next door to W ilson's
leaders fo r the future . College
M eeting is open to a ll p o u ltry -
parents.
Sunday Dr. Ralph I. Shadduck. students receive an education at men of the countv and th e ir fa m
The house was crowded, accord state area m anager of the T o w n the expense o f the state and it is ilies. Each group w ill b rin g its own
"Is tlie r
som ething we can do ! ing aid included Colorado. Kansas, in g to Die report, and W ilson said send clubs, and M ayor W illis Ma- only fa ir that they fit themselves dinner, plates, cups and utensils.
fo r y o u ? "
Oklahom a. Idaho, W yom ing, C a li that he w ould sleep at his p a r ' honey, endorsed Townsend candi- to protect the state. C om pulsory Coffee, cream, sugar and icc cream
T h e q u e s tio n was d ire c te d to the fornia and Wisconsin.
ents' home Five m inutes a fte r tie I date fo r U. S. senator, addressed m ilita ry tra in in g is no m ore "U n - w ill be furnished.
r a ttie r sad and d e s p a irin g in d iv i
Lack of funds at the disposal of le ft the house. Mrs. W ilson and one o f the largest audiences at the . A m e rica n " than com pulsory m ath-
O bject of the dinner, states F ra n
d u a l across th e c o u n te r at th e re Jibe W asliingtoh county re lie f com Mrs. M aitland heard a shot and union high school that has assem- matlcs. language or English cours cis. is to give the p o u ltrym cn an
I tiled in this co m m u n ity fo r several es in college.
lie f o ffic e .
m ittee to care for transients under rustled outside to investigate.
o p p o rtu n ity fo r the social get-to
The report shows the c ity debt a«
(C o n tin u rd nn
7. colum n 2)
Sm all increases in salaries and
A nsw erin g allegations Diat com- gether. where they w ill have a
"Y e s ," came th e ready a n sw e r Die present re lie f setup, makes it
They found W ilson’s body about
$18.359.23 fo r sewer bonds, $125.-
(C n n tin u ed on pax« S, colum n I )
"I e ith e r got to have w o rk
o r im possible to meet the demands. 50(1 feet from the house on a path
chance to visit w ith one another other items of m un icip al expense 302.23 in general obligation bonds,
s o m e th in g to e a t."
Miss M a xw e ll said.
and discuss problem s of common w ill add ne arly $1000 to c ity costs and $102,000 i n sewer revenue
NOTH K TO READERS
w hich leads back to the creek He
another year, and an increase in
"Y o u are fro m out o f th e s ta te ’’ "
interest.
"W e expect Die problem to grow was dead, they said, a bu lle t hole
On page 4, section 2 of this is
bonds, m aking a to ta l bonded debt
"C a m e here
th re e
w eeks ago as Die autum n gives place to w in in the center o f his forehead.
P o u ltry meetings w ill be held the le vy of fou r-te nths o f a m ill, of $227.302.23.
sue you w ill find a new feature
fro m O k la h o m a ." he re p lie d re a d ter and jobs become .scarce or non-
re g u la rly at T igard at the request presentation of the annual budget
S h e riff C onnell and Done,Ison
—“Babson on Business," We have
U n de r the fiv e per cent lim ita
ily . "C a n 't seem Io fin d w o rk and i xiste n t." Miss M a xw e ll related were called and investigated.
o f the p o ultrym cn in the southeast disclosed Tuesday night. T otal levy
arranged to give this w eekly
tion on bonding the c ity at pres
we h a ve n 't m u c h o f a n y th in g ."
section of the county. As has been w ill be 17 m ills.
"All federal funds, fo rm e rly used
eolumn — written by Roger W.
F.lmer Scott. 55. resident of W ash
The budget com m ittee, w hich in ent could issue $27.000 in bonds to
T h e re fo llo w e d
m o re q u e stion s for such purposes as this, have
Babson—a few weeks' trial. The ington county a ll of his life, shot the custom in the past, the date cluded J. W. Bailey. Nye B ristol, the general fund and $18.000 to
c o n c e rn in g th e n u m b e r in th e fa m been dive rte d to the d ro uth areas.
disrussions w ill eenter around h im se lf to death Tuesday m orning fo r the meetings w ill be the fo u rth V. W. G ardner, M o rris W eil. O. the im provem ent fund, m aking a
(C o n tin u rd on pane H. colum n 3)
ily . th e h e a lth and prospects, and
“ It seems to be that these fam
business, financial, e c o n o m ic , in his home near Farm ington, ac-
Phelps and P. A. Anderson, passed to ta l possible bond issue o f $45.000
w h e th e r o r not I li e fa m ily
re ilies w ould be much better o ff in
political, a n d
social develop | cording to a coroner's report. He
the budget w ith only one change, to b rin g the bonded debt up to the
c e iv e d r e lie f w l) re
th e y came th e ir own localities if re lie f money
ments.
/
I Had been in i l l health fo r some
that being a designation of increase am ount allow ed under t h e law.
fro m
is necessary. In this state our re
Before completing arrangements | time.
V o te rs of Die non-high school
in the salary o f O. O. Freeman, Debt service fo r 1937 is placed at
" W e r e s o rry ." he was to ld "W e lie f money comes from funds made d is tric t of W ashington countv w ill I with Mr. Balison for the regu
i M r. Scott was born January 10.
I chief of police, as car expense.
$10.923 o f w hich $5707 is to the
h a v e n 't any m on e y fo r transient possible by taxes, and Die am ount gather ¡it 10 a. m F rid a y in Die
lar use of his article, we waul 1881 in H illsb oro and moved to th e
1 Estimated expenditures for the s in k in g fund and $5216 is for bond
a id "
given to each county in the slate county court room to approve or to gel o u r readers' reaction. I farm when he was five years old,
Dr. R J. Nicol. H illsb o ro v e te ri com ing year arc placed at $32.600 interest. F our bond issues are set
A n d so th e w in te r approaches, I is lim ite d ," Miss M a xw e ll pointed disapprove t h c proposed budget
Therefore, if you would like to ! residing there since
narian. was the speaker last week as compared to $31.640 40 fo r th is fo r retire m en t to ta lin g $8000
sigh Ilie w o rk e rs in the r e lie f o f - j out.
w h ich shows a reduction for the read what Mr. Babson has to
Funeral
services
w
ill
be
held
to
at the a u a rte rly m eeting o f the year. C ity manager's rep ort shows
Dee as l i n y
fin d Dial seasonal!
D u rin g th is year, the c ity his
Fam ilies fo rm e rly on Die re lie f com ing vear o f one m ill.
say each week, fill in the cou day (T hursday) at 2:30 p. m. from Oregon Fieldm en's association in that expenditures in both the street
w o rk is n e a rin g an end and h e lp j rolls, and w hich s till req uire aid,
Reduction in the amount to be pon below and mail it Io us or the Donelson Si Sewell fun eral P ortland. The association is com- j and general fund fo r the past nine carried on three re lie f projects un
w ill be needed ag a in by m a n y
i are em ployed on
der WPA. w hich include the c ity
W PA projects raised bv taxes, from $77,975 a year call us by phone (3191) and reg chapel w ith Rev H. A. Deck o ffi-
posed of representatives of the i months has exceeded revenues by park, sidew alks and im provem ent
F ro m O c to b e r I Io O c to b e r 15. | T his type o f re lie f is denied to ago to $59.288 this year, is shown.
ister your approval.
I
elating.
B
u
ria
l
w
ill
be
in
H
illsb
o
ro
$794.20.
due
to
the
necessity
o
f
oj streets
various
feed
m
ills
in
this
pa
rt
of
th e re w e re 15 c a lls fo r h e lp fro m persons now m aking application T otal reduction
in expenses
is
paying $7500 under a cou rt Judg- ' In re-construction o f t h e c itv
I am interested in seeing Rog cemetery. He was a veteran K n ig h t the state.
tra n s ie n t fa m ilie s m o v in g in to the fur help fo r the firs t tim e
$8 300 over a year ago.
The subject of Dr. N icol's ad m ent fo r hyd ran t revenues. This park, the c ity a ctu ally has spent
er W. Babson's column each week of P ythias and Die lodge w ill eon-
c o u n ty fro m stales h it b y t i l e
Present w o rk of Die re lie f u n it
Because o f increased collection
duet the services at the grave.
dress covered diseases of animals. sum is chargeable over a period j $7362 68 w h ile the federal g o v
In the Hillsboro Argus.
d ro u th . T h is n u m b e r rep re se n te d deals m ostly w ith old age assist of delinouent taxes d u rin g the past
S
u
rv
iv
in
g
are
his
w
idow
,
May,
O ther H illsb o ro members of the from 1929 to 1935, inclusive, to u n -l ernm ent. in labor costs, has »pent
73 in d iv id u a ls . M iss A lic e M a x w e ll, ance and assistance fo r the blind, year a $6.000 d e fic it in the funds
and tw o sisters, Mrs. M in n ie Kem p- group attending were Ralph K reitz, expended balances. T otal to be ! $10.450, m aking the to ta l coat o f
Signed
e x e c u tiv e se cre ta ry, said.
w h ile the direct re lie f angle of the on hand has been changed to more
fer
of
H
illsboro,
and
Mrs.
Helen
George Laver, and L. E. Francis, raised by tax fo r next year is $28,-' the pa rk im provem ent to date $17.-
States represented by those ask
(C o n tin u e d on past 5, colum n It)
| than $10.000 cash on hand.
Address
Jensen of P ortland.
assistant county agent.
950.
Demos Meet Friday
Short Route
Plan
Winter
Passed at Last Session; Thinks
Flood Control Coming
Work
Plan
Big
Program
Farm House Razed
Protest M ade
Against too High
Cost of Peace
Builders N ear
Completion of
Sewer Project
Baldwin Pleads
Guilty; Charge
M anslaughter
Phone Patrons
Protest A dded
Exchange Rate
Judg,-
P.,;„
.T ^ itlS ^ X d c S ^ i 'Sf‘pSS!
,wmaade T raining Plan
H eld Benefit
Rate Increase
O rder H eld U p
! C ounty V oters
O pposing Bank
Y oung H u sb an d
Takes Own Life
Poultry Meet
N ext Tuesday
I
Pomona Grange to
Convene Wednesday
Stretcher Speaker
at Rotary Session
M any Pension
People Rally
Applications fo r Relief fro m Persons
A rriving H ere M a y Create Big Problem
S m a ll Increases in M unicipal Expense
Bringing H igher T a x L evy to H illsboro
Funeral Today for
Long Time Resident
Non-High School
Meet Set Friday
Dr. Nicol Speaks
at Portland Meet
( C o n t i n u e on pac« ft« column 3)