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Volume 13, No. 50
llills b o r o
In d e p e n d e n t
E s ta b lish e d 1073
7 he A rg u s iU/zi.s A g a in
Youth Under
Suspicion for
F. G. Holdup
H ills b o r o
A rg u s
E s ta o lis h e d
1891
Two Sections, Twelve Pages
Men Appear Experts Tell fV eather Varied; G round Dundee May
Destined for New Settlers H og to A ppear T u esd a y Lose Part of
Grid Tonight of Problems Believers in Tradition Hope for Mist; C iti-|b Q “O p Plant
A ll
W a rra n t Issu ed W e d n e sd a y
|
Hillaboro, O regon, T h u r day, J a n u a ry 28, 1937
C lu b s’ J a m b o r e e ,
fur T on i B e c k , C o n v icted
S ch o o l
A u d ito r iu m ,
o f F o r g e r y a n d N ow F ree
L a u g h s;
on P o stp o n e d S e n te n c e
V a ried P rogram
S k its,
M any A tte n d A ll-D a y M eet
H igh
H eld
F u ll
in C h a m b er
C om ­
m erce R oom s; H o m e se e k -
M u sic in
ers from 12 S ta te s P r e se n t
zens Tiring of Snow, Rain, Cold and Other
Abnormal Variations Found in Long Cold
Snap Through Valley
OliJ M ister G rou n d h o g will craw l out of his hole T ues­
day m orning in th e an n u al and tra d itio n a l te st fo r spring
w eath er.
A ccording to th e best w e a th e r prognosticators, if the
w e a th er is cloudy and th e sun finds no peep-hole all day,
C ou n ty N ut G ro w ers S e e k in g
W a y to D iv id e P r o c e ssin g
a s P la n s M a d e to R e-b u ild
B urned W a r e h o u se
Because 50 p e r cent o r m ore o f
P ro m in e n t H ills b o ro w om en " r i b ­
New
s e ttle rs
in
W a s h in g to n
th e w a ln u ts and filb e r ts processed
b in g " th e m e n fo lk s ’ p in o c h le ses- co u n ty , re p re s e n tin g 12 states as fa r
a t th e D un d e e p la n t o f th e n u t
i sums a n e w tw is t iri m u s ic a l in ­ east a O h io a rid as fa r s o u th as
g ro w e rs ' c o -o p e ra tiv e come f r o m
s tru m e n ts h ila r it y in a c o u rt room Texas, responded to an in v ita tio n
--------------------------------------------------------♦ ’. h e lit t le o ld fe llo w w ill re m a in th is sid e o f N e w b e rg , a m o v e m e n t
p a in te d w om en and ro u g ti m in e rs b y W F. C y ru s , c o u n ty agent, to
o u t and s p rin g can be exp e cte d at is ta k in g d e fin ite fo rm to locate
1 w h o o p in g it up in th e M a la m u te discus
p ro b le m s o f fa rm in g and
a n y tim e . B u t, i f he sees his shadow , a p la n t in th is c o u n ty , i t was le a rn ­
saloon a ll are due fo r th e ir in n in g a tte n d e d th e n e w co m e rs m e e tin g in
a ll bets on s p rin g a re o ff fo r s ix ed h e re th is w eek.
to n ig h t
« T h u rs d a y )
at th e h ig h th e ch a m b e r o f co m m e rce room s
w eeks.
T h e D un d e e
b u ild in g s
and a
school a u d ito riu m
a ll d a y T ue sd a y. T h e re w e re 91
M e a n w h ile .
O re g o n
w in te r la rg e p o rtio n o f th e 1936 cro p w e re
T h e e v e n t w ill be th e A ll-C lu b s persons re g is te re d , a lth o u g h a n u m ­
w e a th e r co n tin u e s w ith te m p e ra ­ d e s tro y e d in a fir e o f u n d e te rm in ­
' Jam boree, s ta rtin g at 8 o'clo ck, and ber a tte n d e d d u r in g th e a fte rn o o n
tu re s m o d ifie d , and th e w e a th e r­ ed o rig in . F u ll coverage o f b o th
staged to raise fu n d s to send W ayne w h o had n o t been pre se n t in th e
on M o i d a v .u n i T u e s d a y in F o re s t
m an p re s e n tin g th e p ro te s tin g c it i­ b u ild in g s and c ro p by in s u ra n c e is
N icke so n to N ew Y o rk fo r an a u d i­ m o rn in g
G
in an e f f
t to tru ce an a u to-
z e n ry w ith a v a rie ty o f m oods, in ­ re p o rte d , w ith th e b u ild in g s v a lu e d
tio n b e fo re M a jo r Bowes.
S p e a k e rs
in c lu d e d
Roger
W. i
m o b ile said t<
have been seen .
c lu d in g a lit t le ra in , fre e z in g a t in ­ a t a b o u t $60.000 I t is exp e cte d
T ic k e ts m ay be purch a se d at a M orse, e x te n s io n d a iry m a n o f state I
n e a r tin * scene o f o p e ra tio n s I)c
te
rv a ls , snow, a nd ris in g w a te rs in th a t g ro w e rs, w it h p a rt o r a ll o f
| d o w n to w n booth to d ay, o r at th e college. C o rv a llis ; C o u n ty A g e n t
seri p tio iu o f th e b a n d it seem to
th e r iv e r a n d creeks.
t h e ir c ro p in th e D un d e e p la n t, w ill
school to n ig h t, a c c o rd in g to the C y ru s and L . E. F ra n cis, assista n t
f it Keek. th e o ffic e r said
re c o v e r th e v a lu e o f t h e ir p ro d u c t.
S n o w R e tu rn s
H ills b o ro B re a k fa s t clu b , sponsor- c o u n ty agent G eorge A n g e ll, a sso-i
T h e b •er
p a r lo r is lo ca te d a
R a in s
Tuesday, and
T ue sd a y
• m g th e eve n t.
B e g in In v e s tig a tio n
cia te e d ito r o f O reg o n F a rm e r, w as '
fuarter if a m ile east o f Fore 4
n ig h t, tu rn e d to snow W ednesday
V a rie d P ro g ra m P la n n e d
M e a n w h ile , th e v a rio u s d ire c to rs
G ro v e al mg th e h ig h w a y and re-
also present.
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e e n tty was
w n e tl bv L illia n M
P ro b le m s C ite d
o v e r th e v a lle y to th e d e p th o f ty . a lo n g w it h s e v e ra l o f th e la rg e r
be g iv e n b y v a rio u s H ills b o ro o r-
I ’arat n She was p re p a rin g t c lu s e
C yru.- w h o opened th e m e e tin g ,
n e a rly h a lf in in ch , m a k in g s tree ts ' g ro w e rs o f nuts, are in v e s tig a tin g
g a n ia tio n s c o -o p e ra tin g w it h
th e
th e place a b o ut 1 i
M on d a y
a nd h ig h w a y s s lip p e ry .
F re e z in g w ays and m eans o f d iv id in g th e
: b re a k fa s t c lu b b e rs in p re s e n ta tio n spoke on th re e re la te d s u b je cts d u r ­
w h e n th e b a n d it enl •red
rd e rm g
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ssin
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th
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fa
rm
days a nd n ig h ts h a ve been n e a rly D u n d e e c o n s tru c tio n b etw een some
, o f th e p ro g ra m . T h e v a rio u s s k its
t he o w n e r and fo il r pa i>ns t c> i
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c o n tin u o u s since C h ristm a s.
w ill o ffe r com edy, m u s ic a l n u m ­
s ite in th is c o u n ty and Dundee. R e­
throw* u p t h e ir h a n d '
D u r in g
th e e a rly p a rt o f th e b u ild in g at D u n d e e w o u ld be on a
bers and serious
e n te rta in m e n t. feed crops, a nd cash crops raised
Seizes M o n r v
here.
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s m a lle r scale.
owner s
c o v e rin g th e
O re g o n
I and ra in began m e ltin g th e sn o w
A fe a tu re a ttra c tio n on th e p ro - discu ssio n
M e a n w h ile ,
th e F o re s t
G ro v e
dress, th e y o u th fu l b a n d it. < Ie s e iib -
in th e h ills and m o u n ta in s w ith th e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e has ta k e n
' g ra m w ill be th e b a n jo p la y in g o f d a ir y in d u s try a nd th e second, th e
(Continued on pave 3, column 4)
t d ■> w e a rin g b lu e o v e ra ll; . u n d e r
re s u lt th a t T u e s d a y th e strea m s an a c tiv e in te re s t in th e m a tte r
W ayne N icke so n .
Jam es
W ells.
a ta n o \ ereoat, to o k a r o ll o f h ills ,
began to ris e ra p id ly .
B re a k fa s t c lu b p re s id e n t, w ill be
and a lre a d y has o ffe re d a fre e s ite
n h ii gath< i cd about $12 m s ilv e r
F ro s t m o s tly
has disappeared b e tw e en th e O reg o n E le c tric and
m aste r o f cerem onies
th e ca s h re g is te r, m a k in g th e
fro
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P a c ific V. M u s ic Slated
W on tw ic e bv th e A ig u
th is tro p h y d esignates th e best w e e k ly
S o u th e rn P a c ific r a ilw a y
tra cks,
lo o t $30, a c c o rd in g to a r e p o r t
in g dam age to m acadam surfaces I g iv in g s h ip p in g fa c ilitie s on b o th
to t
Bet w e e n -th e -a c ts m usic w ill fca-
new spaper in O regon T h e t up ¿»gam wa a w a rd e d th e A rg u s at
■ l>> S h e r if f J o h n ( ’ o n n e ll
w
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bodes
c
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s
id
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ra
b
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expense
i tu r c th e P a c ific u n iv e rs ity o r ­
the a n n u a l p r e - . c o n le i .•»»<•«• h e ld F rid a y a nd S a tu rd a y in Eugene.
lines. T he lo t is 100 x 200 feet.
r o r d in g to th e s to r y t o ld b y
to th e c o u n ty roa d fu n d and w ill
chestra. p la y in g th e season's song
It w a. f li t o ffe re d in 1930 and w o n th a t y e a r by th e A rgus.
W a ln u t a nd f ilb e r t g ro w e rs to
o c c u p a n ts ,
th e m a n w o r e a
g iv e state c re w s p le n ty o f w o r k th e w e s t end o f th e c o u n ty a re be ­
h its. "S a n d w ic h e d " b e tw e e n acts
w h it <• h a n d k e rc h ie f o v e r his face. :
r
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la
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in
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on
w ill be fro n t-s ta g e s tu n ts b y the
R G. S cott, fa rm e r o f th e S h e r­
in g in te rv ie w e d b y th e in d u s tria l
IH 'e llltl* (»lit thr<tul «h s lits
h l 'r \ c
h ig h s ch o o l S enate c lu b , d ire c te d
w o o d n e ig h b o rh o o d , assumes th e th e s e c o n d a ry h ig h w a y s .
c o m m itte e o f th e F o re s t G ro v e
in t he w h ite c lo th T h e m usk was
C o u n ty a u th o ritie s a re se eking C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce to d e te rm ­
b v Tennessee W e a th e rre d . and C e­
re s p o n s ib ility o f a m e m b e r o f the
t " p p « J w ith ¿i b la ck hat w o rn lo w
c il H ensley.
c o u n ty fa ir b o a rd th is ye a r, b r in g ­ to e n fo rc e th e load lim it p ro v is io n s in e th e v o lu m e o f n u ts w h ic h c o u ld
W
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"T h e S h o o tin g o f Dan M c G re w ." y o u n g m a il, re c o v e rin g
in g n e w ideas to th e g ro u p w h ic h on a ll roads a nd h ig h w a y s , a nd th e be e xp e cte d a t s u ch a processing
fro m
a
A
h» e n te re d th e p la c e
he i
__
h u m o ro u s ly
in te rp re te d
by
th e b ro k e n leg. S a tu rd a y m o rn in g n a r ­
has s tru g g le d fo r th e past s e v e r­ c o u n ty c o u rt is m a k in g p e rso n a l p la n t.
(Continued on page 4, column 3>
B re a k fa s t c lu b fin d s D a v is A u ld in r o w ly escaped d e a th n e a r Soda
a l ye a rs to p ro d u c e an a ttra c tiv e
M ove Begun Here
th e t it le ro le o f Dan. G eorge W ic k , S p rin g s above G ales C re e k, w h e n
c o u n ty f a ir on a s h o rt b u d ge t.
M o n d a y , m a c h in e ry o f th e H ills ­
in a M ae W est hat and c u rve s, is a c a r w h ic h he w as d r iv in g ra n
b o ro C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce w as
be o rd e re d e v e ry o n e
y
th e la d y k n o w n as L o u ; W illia m o f f th e grade, tu rn e d
o v e r and
p u t in m o tio n t o d e te rm in e w h a t
to n m
■mam
a m in s id e a n d
ti fle
fl<*<l
d in t to th e I
B oscow is th e m in e r, and Jam es b u rn e d .
H ills b o r o c o u ld d o to o ffe r i n ­
t th ro u g h th e fro n t door.
in
D ie r ic k x p e rfo rm s as th e R a g tim e
H end e rso n ,
in s id e
th e
sedan.
d u ce m e n ts to th e c o -o p e ra tiv e to
R ated w ithin five points of perfect in g e n e ra l m akeup K id . M in e rs , g a m b le rs and saloon
D e r r H u n te r I inc«l
lc th ro u g h a | C / 7 z , r , . . n n J
l\/ln „
lo c a te here. A c o m m itte e p ro b a b ly
T h re e C u triifh ts . O liv e r . A^nos and q uality of new s, ed ito rial and ad v e rtisin g m atte r, the g irls in c lu d e F ra n c is S tu rg is E. C. w in d o w d ra g g in g h is c ru tc h e s a f t - ,
/
Iv L /L z lt
w i l l be a p p o in te d .
and K a lp h . reside n ts o f th e rid g e s
L e v e le d ,
Roy
S m ith .
L a w re n c e e
vx
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In th e m a tte r o f sites, it is s u g ­
above B u x to n , agreed am ong th e m - A rgus, published by Mrs. E . C. M cK inney and son, W . C ro w le y . E a rl M o rle y . F ra n k A d - fra c tu re o f th e b ro k e n leg he s u f- f f ) r a i T D O t i r d
gested th a t th e c it y o f H ills b o ro
.e lv r . S a tu rd a y th a t th e c o u n ty ta il V erne M cK inney,
w as a w a rd e d t It e Sigm a D e lta Chi km son. Pete Y z a g u irre . N e il S ta n - ti re d b ru is e s a nd cu ts a b o u t th e
ow n s a lo t w ith a b ro a d sid e f r o n t ­
e ig h t w e ll be m o re c o m fo rt «ble trophy for the second tim e a, th e a n n u a l press conference gle. D on W o o d m a n reads th e lines hcoa.- H v wa.- b ro u g h t to H ills b o ro
C lo - in g 10 ye a rs o f s e rv ic e w it h
F e a tu re o f th e R o ta ry c lu b m e e t­
th a n th e w ln te r y c lim a te o f th e ir
Q u a rte t n u m b e rs fo r th e act w ill b y a d e p u ty s h e r iff
the W a s h in g to n c o u n ty f a ir board, in g to d a y « T h u rs d a y ) w i l l be a age on th e S o u th e rn P a c ific r ig h t-
0
in
1
Saturday
m o u n ta in home**
They
had
no
be by T o m B a ile y . Jam es W ells.
C. D M in to n o f F ore st G rove , has d iscu ssio n b y W. F. C y ru s , c o u n ty o f-w a y on R ange s tree t. T h e lo t has
V isited F rie n d
tty v irtu « ' o f th e a w a rd , th e A rg u s F ra n c is B a r r a nd O. A P eterson.
j i K 'i i c v
th» \ , .i d
handed in his re s ig n a tio n and R. agent, on W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a g r i­ an a lle y a t th e b a c k a nd w o u ld
ra te d th e Ix-st w e e k ly n e w sp a pe r
m a k e an id e a l s ite fo r such a
A c c o rd in g to th e s to ry to ld b y G S cott, fa rm e r o f th e S h e rw o o d
P in o c h le Perhaps
c u ltu r a l re tu rn s and changes w h ic h
jii O re g i ii. T h e tro p h y was w o n
" A B usy D a y " is an n ou n ce d as H enderson, he cam e to th e c o u n ty v ic in it y , has been na m e d h is suc­ have ta k e n p la ce in re c e n t years. p la n t, th e re a r fu rn is h in g p la n ty
e r th e y pleaded g u ilty to game la w
b y th e A rg u s in
1930. th e f ir s t th e t it le of th e n u m b e r by th e a fte r m id n ig h t w it h a frie n d . G . A . cessor.
o f ro o m fo r u n lo a d in g .
v io la tio n s a nd w e re fin e d b y J u s ­
P re s e n ta tio n o f a n e w in h a la to r,
tu n e th e a w a rd w a s made.
L a rg e C o n trib u to r
.A m erican A ss o c ia tio n o f U n iv e r s ity S h e lto n , o w n e r o f th e car. S h e lto n ,
tic e A . W H avens O liv e r was as­
M in to n w as ele cte d to th e b o a rd re c e n tly purchased, to S. W. M e l-
In m a k in g ttie a w a rd , th e ra tin g s W om en A p p e a rin g in th e ta k e -o ff he said, was on h is w a y to see j F e b ru a ry 15. 1927. a t th e tim e B h u ish . f ir e c h ie f, w h ic h was to
L a rg e s t c o n tr ib u to r o f n u ts to
sessed $.50 and h is b ro th e rs $25
(Continued on pace 6, column •>
fr ie n d
w h o liv e d
n e a r K D e n n e y o f B e a v e rto n resigned,
s h o w th e A rg u s as m a k in g a p e r­ on a w e ll- k n o w n H ills b o r o o rg a n iz ­ w o m a n
each. T h e y w e re a rre ste d F rid a y
h a ve been a fe a tu re o f th e p ro ­
fect score in ne w s and co n ten ts, a tio n w ill be M esdam es C E W ells. G ales C re ek.
by state gam e warden... w h o ; pent
and has been a c tiv e in f a ir w o r k g ra m to d ay, w as postponed be­
I '■■■ o lle ite it « « illei'tii ns fu r Kc<l
A f t e r a r r iv in g a t t h e ir d e s tin a ­
e d ito ria l page, fr o n t page and a d ­ C. T
R ich a rd so n . P a u l P a tte rson .
c o n s id e ra b le tim e m a k in g in v e s ti-
since. H e has se rve d a t d iffe re n t cause o f th e illn e s s o f M e lh u is h .
Cross r e lie f in llilla h n r o a m o u n te d
v e rtis in g . and 2(1 o u t o f a possible T o m
B a ile y .
Ed
C om an. H e rb tio n . S h e lto n w e n t in side, le a v in g tim e s as p re s id e n t a nd m anager.
gâtions in v a i mus p a rts o f the
F e a tu re
o f th e
R o ta ry
c lu b
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n
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25 p o in ts fo r m e ch a n ica l. Second Staples.
c o u n ty .
S cott, w hose a p p o in tm e n t was m e e tin g to d a y (T h u rs d a y ) w i l l be
E la in e C a ld w e ll, p re s id e n t o f th e | o 'c lo c k H enderson becam e tir e d t f m ade b y th e c o u n ty c o u rt th is
W illi fu n d s a lre a d y b e g in n in g to in e x c e lle n c e w as th e H o o d R iv e r
O ne o f th e b ro th c i
a c c o rd in g
th e p re s e n ta tio n o f th e n e w in ­
r o ll m fo r a id to ttie d e s titu te v ic ­ N e w r and t h ir d pla ce was a w a rd e d Business a nd P ro fe s s io n a l W om en's w a itin g fo r h is frie n d , so he d e c id - w eek, has a w id e a c q u a in ta n c e
th e o ffic e rs , a tte m p te d to h id e
h a la to r to S. W . M e lh u is h . f ir e
¡ed to d riv e a ro u n d a b it. H e d id
(Continued nn page 3. column 3)
tim s o f th e d isa stro u s flo o d s on th e th e G ra n ts Pass B u lle tin .
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la n d th e c a r tu rn e d o ve r.
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«ast and m id d le w e s t. W a s h in g to n
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P
urchase o f th e m ach in e , u n d e r
C o n s u lt S h e r iff
c o u n ty
ch a p te r.
A m e ric a n
Red v a rio u s n e w sp a pe rs in c o m p e titio n
rece n t e le c tio n he w as d e m o c ra tic c o n s id e ra tio n sin ce l a s t su m m e r, ' s tru c k w h e n he ra n in fr o n t o f a
Cross, was m re c e ip t M o n d a y o f an , said o f th e A rg u s :
L a te r S h e lto n cam e to H ills b o r o c a n d id a te f o r s ta te re p re s e n ta tiv e . was a p p ro v e d at a m e e tin g o f th e stage in th e e a rly m o rn in g J a n u a ry
ap p ea l fo r $50(1 set as th e c o u n ty
Praise A rg u s
and co n s u lte d S h e r if f C o n n e ll c o n ­
R o ta ry c lu b b o a rd o f d iie c to rs last 19. d ie d la te J a n u a ry 20 in a H ills ­
Was Agent
q u o ta W F N o rm a n , c o u n ty c h a ir ­
" T h is n e w sp a pe r, in o u r o p in io n ,
c e r n in g
p o ssib le ch a rg e s
to
be
b o ro h o s p ita l fro m
h is in ju rie s .
H i' cam e to W a s h in g to n c o u n ty T h u rs d a y . T h e cost w ill be $160.
m an re p o rte d .
i a re a l c re d it to O reg o n jo u r n a l­
b ro u g h t
ag a in st H e n derson,
but
T he m a c h in e w i l l be in ch a rg e o f He s u ffe re d cu ts a n d b ruises a b o u t
in 1909 and served as c o u n ty agent
"W e are n o t p la n n in g a d riv e ism . W ith s p le n d id g e n era l m a ke
a fte r t a lk in g w it h H e n d e rso n , d e ­ in C la c k a m a s c o u n ty fo r tw o years. a w e ll tra in e d f ir s t a id squad o f th e head, a c ru s h e d side and tw o
T h re a te n e d e p id e m ic o f in flu e n ­ cided to fo rg e t th e m a tte r. S h e r if f
O ffic e rs and d ire c to rs o f t h c fo r fu n d s o th e r th a n a p u b lic a p ­ up. re a d a b le typ e , co m p re h e n sive
f ir e
d e p a rtm e n t w h ic h
has b ro k e n legs.
He also served, d u r in g th e last ye a r, th e
be C o n n e ll said.
C itize n s* h a n k o f S h e rw o o d w e re peal fo r assistance." N o rm a n de­ , ne w s eoverage, g e n e ra l h a rm o n y za in th is c o u n ty seems to
A c c o rd in g to th e s to ry re la te d to
tw o o p e ra to rs q u a lifie d to g iv e in ­
as
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c
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ty
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t
M u n d a y a fte rn o o n
"T h e o f ty p e face and o b v io u s ly an in ­ passing w it h a m in im u m o f cases
H e n d e rso n w e n t on in to P o r t­ c o m m itte e .
re -e le c te d at th e a n n u a l m ee tin g , c la re d
S h e r iff J o h n W. C o n n e ll b y th e
s tru c tio n s in it s use.
te
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and
reco rd e d , a c c o rd in g to th e c o u n ty la n d f o r tre a tm e n t.
it was a n n o u n ce d th is w e e k by W. c o u n ty c h a p te r feels th a t a g e n e r­
d r iv e r o f th e stage. S. G. Peterson,
Saves M a n y L iv e s
M in to n 's re s ig n a tio n fo llo w e d the
ous response w ill be m ade w ith o u t new s m a te ria l. T h e A rg u s c e rta in ­ h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t R e p o rt fo r the
M rs. F re d C. V o ig h t. 24. a nd son
M A d a ir, v ic e -p re s id e n t
E x p e rie n c e has s h o w n th a t th is th e m an, h u r r y in g to stop th e stage
rece
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—
"'o. 3. wore injured Friday in c re a s in g press o f h is business m a c h in e , w h ic h is s im ila r to a p u l- a t th e ro a d in te rs e c tio n n e a r th e
D ire c to rs a re M rs. E lla S c h u l-
T h e n e w sp a p e r w in n in g th e t r o ­ persons i l l w it h p n e u m o n ia and
(Continued on pave 4, column i)
" I fe c i th a t th e need fo r im m é ­
m e ric h . J E M o rb a c k . M rs. B u d -
m o to r.
has saved
m a n y liv e s U n io n O il c o m p a n y p la n t at C o r ­
a c tiv itie s .
p
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flu
d e n e A n d e rs o n . W S. B o w e n . W d ia t*' a ctio n is p re ssin g ." N o rm a n
th ro u g h o u t th e n a tio n , p a r t ic u la r ­ n e liu s . s u d d e n ly app ea re d d ir e c t­
m
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M A d a ir, a nd th e o ffic e rs in c lu d e
W h e re ly in th e p a th o f th e m achine.
(lontinuvri nn pane 6. column 4)
p h y s ic ia n , d e c la re d y e s te rd a y iW e s-
are H T Hesse o f S ch o lls, p re s i­ ly in cases o f d ro w n in g .
M rs S c h u lm e ric h . p re s id e n t; A d a ir, fo rm a tio n th a t c o n d itio n s w e r e
R itth a le r. lo n g a n e m p lo y e o f
nesda.vi th a t th e e p id e m ic d id not
den t. a n d R o b e rt B a n k s o f Banks, b re a th in g c o u ld be resto re d , p e r­ th e O re g o n E le c tr ic r a ilw a y co m ­
v ic e -p re s id e n t; B ow en, ca sh ie r, and h o u rly g ro w in g w orse. " E v e r y d u b
e x te n d in to th is c o u n ty in n e a rly
tre a s u re r Ed L . M o o re is s e c re ta ry sons h a v e been rescued fr o m d e a th pany. was on h is w a y to H ills b o ro ,
a nd o rg a n iz a tio n in th e c o u n ty has
I v y M. B ow e n , a ssistant cashier.
has been
as se ve re a fo rm as in P o rtla n d
o f th e b o a rd and m a n a g e r o f th e e ven a fte r th e h e a rt
T h e past y e a r has been q u ite a s p le n d id o p p o r tu n ity to assist in
s to p pe d s ix a nd a h a lf m in u te s and i t had been h is h a b it to ca tch
W h ile gre a t n u m b e rs o f persons
fa ir.
th is g reat w o r k and I m ig h t s u g ­
in • lu l A d . o r re p o rte d , w it h d<
T h e m a c h in e w i l l be on in s ta n t c a ll th e stage a t th e roa d in te rs e c tio n
have been c o n fin e d to th e ir homes
p o s it:, e x c lu s iv e o f p ostal savings, gest th a t e n te rta in m e n ts and o th e r
each m o rn in g .
T u e s d a y m o rn in g
h e re a fte r in case o f accid e n t.
A n o th e r m a jo r s a fe ty s te p w ; , „ .
w
ith
illn
e
ss,
th
e
m
a
la
d
y
,
in
most
increased
o v e r $25.000. T o ta l r e ­ m eth o d s o f ra is in g fu n d s be used."
'ta k e n th is w e e k in th e R a y -M a lm g
M. P. C ady, lo ca l m o to r dealer, th e d r iv e r re p o rte d th a t he was
cases,
he
said,
seemed
to
be
severe
sources D e ce m b e r 31. w e re $.353,000
Q uotas fo r th e v a rio u s to w n s o f
w h o has a n in te re s t in th e S e a ly n o t th e re and th e bus tra v e le d on
e a n n e ry w ith th e o rg a n iz a tio n th e re
colds.
as c o m p a re d to $314 000 fo r the pre-1 th e c o u n ty , as a n n ou n ce d by e lia n -
T ic k e t sale b y th e w o m en o f
M a ttre s s fa c to ry a t T ig a rd , spoke a t a b o u t 115 fe e t b e fo re R itth a le r ap-
o f a co m p a n y f ir e d e p a rtm e n t to
W
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and
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v io iis ye a r.
, peared.
' m an N o rm a n , sets ttie c o n trib u tio n H e lv e tia S u n s h in e clu b , fo r the
(Continued on page 4. column 7)
o p e ra te in fo u r se ctio n s u n d e r Ed I
D eposits, e x c lu s iv e o f p ostal s a v ­ fo r H ills b o ro al $150 Forest G ro v e H ills b o r o businessm en's d in n e r at disease, a lso a re at a m in im u m B ra n d a w as c h ie f. T h e o rg a n iz a tio n
R itth a le r was a n a tiv e o f A u s ­
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n ty , the w e e k ly
in g . w o r e $281.000 o n D ece m b e r 31 q u o ta is $100. S h e rw o o d . $40. B ea\
H e lv e tia c o m m u n ity h a ll W edncs- re p o rt shows.
tr ia and has re s id e d
in
O regon
was c o m p le te d in c o -o p e ra tio n w it h
as co m p a re d to $255.000 fo r th e e rto n . $30; T ig a rd
M e tzg e r a n d «lav n ig h t F e b ru a ry 3. is sch e d uled
|
sin
ce 1907. m o v in g to h is fa rm near
| W ilb u r D illo n , c it y fir e m a rsh a l.
F u n e ra l se rvice s fo r M rs. A n to n
y e a r b e fore . ’’T he increase in postal A lo h a . $20 each, w h ile B ank
C o rn e liu s in 1909. H e is s u rv iv e d b y
and I,, begin Saturday In the Hillsboro
; T h e b ig p la n t is e q u ip p e d w ith Evers 45 re s id e n t o f th e V e rb o o rt
savings, a cco u nts fo r th e d i f f e r - 1 G aston
re requested to ra ise $10 business d is tric t, it was an n ou n ce d
his w id o w , s ix sons and a d a u g h ­
i a u to m a tic
s p rin k le rs ,
th re e fir e se ctio n a ll o f h e r life , w h o d ie d
cnee b e tw e e n th e to ta l re s o u rc e s : each,
te r in c lu d in g P e te r. S alem ; J a c k
M o n d a y noon at ttie c h a m b e r o f |
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ry
fo r the tw o years, o v e r a nd a b o ve )
T e le g ra p h ic ap p ea l fro m C a ry T. co m m e rce.
P h ilip .
J o h n G ra f, w h o cr u ld n 't see and W illia m . P o rtla n d :
I w a te r ta n k and e n o ug h in c h and fo llo w in g an a tta c k o f in flu e n z a
th e $25.000 m e n tio n e d increase in G rayso n , n a tio n a l Red Cross c h a ir-
o v e r th e desk to p a t the A rg u s S a c ra m e n to , Cal.. H e n ry . C o ch ra n ;
D in n e r is sch e d uled to be se rve d
a
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c h e c k in g and s a v in g s accounts, e x- m a n states:
W a lte r. C o rn e liu s , and M rs. E liz a ­
o ffic e , la s t n ig h t (W ednesday)
in tw o sections, th e fir s t ta b le at
■ p a rts o f th e b u ild in g . F ir e door.; d a y m o r n in g fro m V is ita tio n c h u rc h
e lu s iv e o f th e p o stal s a v in g s ," A d a ir
" ln
o rd e r to m eet h o u rly
111- 0:30 p. m. and th e second at 7 :3 0 .1
q u a lifie d as th e y o u n ge st s u b ­ b e th H a n d e w ith , P o rtla n d .
,
,
,
|
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ts
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ia
l
was
in
th
e
S a id .
H ’nntinurd on parr (. column 31
F u n e ra l se rvice s w e re h e ld S u n ­
s c rib e r to th e Red Cross flo o d
F o llo w in g th e d in n e r th e re w ill be | . h e c h i e f
7 h
° fK C rh fw a s " >f ,h<’ P|a i” ' a " d a
fi'-e a la rm c e m e te ry th e re . S he was i l l a w eek.
r e lie f fu n d .
lie c o n trib u te d 25 day a fte rn o o n fr o m th e L u th e ra n
b(, in s ta lle d
u u lo n Rev. F a th e r M . Jonas c o n d u c te d
a p ro g ra m fu rn is h e d b y th e c lu b th e c h ie f o rd e r o f business b e fore svstem w m
c h u rc h in C o rn e liu s w ith b u ria l in
ce n ts a fte r h e a rin g th e s to ry o f
and b y H ills b o ro T h e H ills b o r o Pom ona G ra n g e in sesaion y e s te r- said th ig w e e k
th e s e rv ic e .
th e c e m e te ry th e re .
Besides his
flo o d s u ffe re rs o v e r th e ra d io .
S h e rw o o d.
.. , . t,
,
..
n u m b e r w ill in c lu d e b a n jo m usic d a y i W e d n e s d a y ) in
M rs E v e rs was th e d a u g h te r o f
C
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a
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ic
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past
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s
w id o w he is s u rv iv e d b y s ix sons
T
h
e
m
on
e
y
cam
e
fro
m
h
is
s
a
v
­
b y W a yn e N icke so n . w h o p ro b a b ly
L o u is M r. and M rs. A n to n H e rm e n s o f
and a d a u g h te r.
in g s bank.
w ill soon be on h is w a y to a p p ea r c o u n ty P om ona m aster, was in s ta ll- ■ ?,I’V
i n g c o
o f ffic
f i c e
e r r.
I V e h rs a n d Fonv \ u n G ru n s v c n . D e ­ V e rb o o rt. w h e re she was b o rn N o ­
w ith M a jo r Bow es on his ra d io in
v
e
m
b
e
r
27.
1891
She
was
m
a
rrie
d
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
1
em
braces
th
e
p
la
n
t;
O n th e p ro g ra m w e re Rev. E.
p ro g ra m fro m N e w Y o r k C ity .
tw o. th e re c e iv in g p o rch and fie ld to A n to n E ve rs J u n e 25. 1913. in
P roceeds o f th e d in n e r w i l l go B. L o c k h a r t o f S h e rw o o d . M r. I . illy sheds; th re e ,
th e fro s te r room s, th e V e rb o o rt c h u rc h and had liv e d
Im p ro v e m e n t o f s m a ll f r u it crops T. M c W h o rte r; 10: 30, " V a r ia tio n s I Io th e S u n sh in e d u b . w h ic h in ­ o f C la cka m as. Scotch im p erso n a
shop a n d flo o rs a bove th is se ctio n . since on th e fa rm th e re .
fro m b o th th e q u a lity and u n it have obse rve d in o u r b e rr y p la n l- clu d e s th e w o m en liv in g n o rth o f lio n s, and H a r ry S c h m c ltz c r, w h o i
Besides th e w id o w e r, she
spoke on th e C h c h a le m M o u n ta in I " " - th e fo u rth d e p a rtm e n t is th e
y ie ld .'-la n ilp o in t w ill be discussed ings am i selections w e have m a d e " H ills b o r o T h e c lu b does c o n s id e r­
v iv e d b y fo u r sons. E rnest
st. F ra n - I
4-H p o ta to c lu b , d e c la rin g th a t it w arehouse.
a
b
le
r
e
lie
f
w
o
rk
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
e
* w ith grow * i at Shei vood, Friday, A. J. R o w e ll; I I 20. "Fi i t i l i / e i and
was th e oldest in th e c o u n ty and
,n casf o f an a la rm , th e fo u r cis. R o b e rt. W illis ; s ix d
c
o
m
m
u
n
ity
and
th
e
m
on
e
y
raised
' F e in a . i \ 6 at I'l a in T h e di cu
f e r t iliz e r p ra ctice s on s m a ll fr m l
(C ontinurd on page 6. column 3)
c a p ta in s w ill fir s t see th a t th e 'fir e
p ro b a b ly in th e state.
im p ro v e m e n t had
O rg a n iz a tio n a nd o b je c tiv e s o f th a t c o n tin u e d
sum al H anks w ill be p ra c tic a lly p ln n tin g s ." J J In ske ep ; 1 p. n i , b y th e d in n e r w ill be p u l to good
T h e m e e tin g v o te d t o s p o n s o r, <lo«'rs b e tw e en th e v a rio u s d e p a rt-
j th e
W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty
p u b lic m ade it one o f th e best in th e
Hi«- . a iiir . a c c o rd in g Io W. F. C yru s, " C o n tr o llin g s m a ll f r m l insect p e s ts ." account, a c c o rd in g to Ja ck R ush- tw o 4-H s c h o la rs h ip s th is
y
e
a
r
inents
a
re
closed
and
place
his
o
w
n
, h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t w ill be discuss­ n o rth w e s t w it h a class A s k i ju m p
c o u n ty agenl
At S h e rw o o d th e () T. M c W h o rte r. 1:30. " S p ittle -b u g lo w . w h o has been a ssistin g w ith T h e s c h o la rs h ip s pay expenses o f, section o f th e d e p a rtm e n t in o p e r­
ed b y D r. C. D. M c D o n a ld at the second to none.
p ro g ra m w ill a lit t le m ore co m ­ c o n tro l d c im in s li at mu ■ in W a s h in g ­ th e a rra n g e m e n ts.
o u ts ta n d in g 4-H m em b e rs to th e ; a tio n p e n d in g th e a r r iv a l o f th e
noon m e e tin g o f th e c h a m b e r o f
p le te ly «'over th e g ro w in g o f some ton c o u n ty in 1930." W F C y r u s ;
W a rm C lo th ing Needed
H ills b o r o fire m e n .
s u m m e r school in C o rv a llis .
L
OSS
co m m e rce
M on d a y.
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o f fire s and e q u ip m e n t, D illo n said. house on ttie B. B. C o o le y p la ce o rg a n iz a tio n o f th e n e w h e a lth u n it c lo th in g , can be re n te d on th e spot.
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c u ltu r a l de p ai t n i i ’ iit o f th e e x te n ­
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P om ona;
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C o m ity
o n ly one o f a n u m b e r o f u p -to -d a te a tte n d .
w e t a nd c h ille d in th e snow .
A u th o ritie s o f P u v n llu p . Wash., e n l d ir e c t ly Io th e p o s to ffic c in ona. la d y assistant s te w a rd
Francis Pinch Hits
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f u lly In su re d .
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Meet in g M o n d a y was in ch a rg e o f shots o f a c tiv itie s at th e p la y g ro u n d ,
po stm a ste r.
said
th is M eyers, T ig a rd , le c tu re r: S h e rm a n , n e w sp a pe rs a w a rd e d fir s t place
tu tio n o f ( '. F, Stevenson o f the b e tw e e n C h e ste r W C la r k and th e I ’ heeters.
T h e g re a te r loss, a c c o rd in g to M r. j L . E. F rancis, assistant c o u n ty agent, n o t o n ly b ro u g h t a good u n d e r­
n ils d i'p a i lin i'iil. O reg o n S la te c o l­ m u rd e r o f tw o o ffic e rs in a, b a n k w eek N o w th e bo n ds w ill be sent Rhodes. A lo h a , gateke e p e r,
and
t< T he H ills b o r o A rg u s, d e c la r­
C o oley, w as on th e c o n te n ts o f 230 w h o scheduled a s p e a ker and m o ­ s ta n d in g o f the s u rp a ssin g b e a u ty
lege. fo r In ske ep T he to p ics d is ­ h o ld u p th e re in 1935. C la r k is the Io th e F ed e ra l Reserve bank in M a rg a re t F lin t. S ch o lls, Ceres.
in g th a t: " T h is n e w sp a pe r, in o u r
ch oice b re e d in g liens, o n ly 90 o f tio n p ic tu re s o f w in te r s p o rts on o f the s n o w fie ld s, b u t disclosed the
cussed b y H o w i'll and B a ile y al m an c o n v ic te d o f a h o ld u p a t th e San F ra n c is c o w ith the re s u lt th a t
o p in io n , is a re a l r r r d i t to O re ­
C h a rle s H a ynes is th e ne w m eni
w h ii h w e re saved. T h e y re p re s e n t- I M t Hood. Because o f th e in flu e n z a v a rio u s in te re s tin g d e ta ils o f th o
S h e rw o o d m ay he ta ke n care o f by H ank o f B e a ve rto n in 1919. add a lo n g e r tim e w ill elapse b e fo re th e Ite r o f (he e x e c u tiv e c o m m ittc« '
gon jo u rn a lis m , w ith
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ed th e w o r k o f fo u r ye a rs o f b re e d ­ e p id e m ic in P o rtla n d , th e s p e a k e r sports, in c lu d in g d e m o n s tra tio n s b y
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N e w o ffic e rs w e re e le cte d O c to b e r g e n e ra l m ake up. rea d a b le typ e ,
H o w e v e r, th e ne w o rd e r does n o t 28.
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C la r k was re c a p tu re d in .O cto b e r
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coverage,
discussed th e s p o rts and p resented
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in g is ns fo llo w s ' 10 a. in
"T h e fo r a b a n k h o ld u p at "Los A lto s. m ake a n y change in th e c e r tific a ­
g e n era l h a rm o n y o f ty p e faces
M r. and M rs. C o o le y w is h to e x ­ th e p ic tu re s .
c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce p a id tr ib u te
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C a rd p a rly scheduled fo r F e b ru ­ and
press t h e ir a p p re c ia tio n to a ll th e
B e fo re and a fte r s h o w in g th e to th e H ills b o ro A rg u s fo r its sec­
ton county,” w . F Cyrus; 10 ¡0 C a lifo r n ia lie Is said to h a ve shot th e lo ca l p o s to ffic e , and ve te ra n s a ry 3 al th e O dd F e llo w s h a ll in h a n d lin g o f e d ito ria l and new s n e ig h bo rs, w h o w o rk e d so w illi n g ­ p ic tu re s . F ra n c is sp o ke b r ie f ly on o nd c a p tu re o f th e tro p h y a w a rd e d
" Im p r o v in g s m a ll f r u it c ro p y ie ld s a b a n k o ffic ia l in his la te st esca­ s t ill m ust a p p ly h e re w it h p ro p e r S ch o lls has been postponed u n til
m a tr r ia l. T h e A rg u s c e r ta in ly Is
ly to p re v e n t th e sp re a d o f th e th e w in te r p la y g ro u n d s crea te d on to th e best w i- c k ly n e w sp a p e r In
identification.
b y im p ro v in g p la n tin g s to c k ," O. pade.
c a r ch oice fo r th e a w a rd ."
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th e slopes o f M t. U ix x l. p o in tin g o u t , th e state o f O regon.
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C o n n e ll's o ffic e a . a sequel to a
h o ld u p M on d a y
m o rn in g at the
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p a rlo r a ’ Eoi est G ro v e
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Court A p p o in ts
Sherw ood Ma
New Inhalator
Purchased by
Rotary Club
N orm an M akes
C o u n ty A p p ea l
in Flood R elief
Injuries Fatal
Mishap Victim
Fewer Cases
Flu Reported
Sherwood Bank
Elects Officers
Cannery z Forms
I Fire Company
Ticket Sale for
Dinner to Start
Rites H eld for
Native Daughter
Johnnie Graf
Youngest Donor
Grange Installs
New Officers
Small Fruit Growers to Convene
at Sherwood; State Speakers Scheduled
New Health Department Executive W ill
Discuss Plans and Objectives Monday
Laurel Poultrynian
Has Big Fire
Reserve Bank to
Cash Vets’ Bonds
Washington Checks
Beaverton Bandit
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Judges Praise
Hillsboro Arguì
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