Hear N icke son—
Bargain Day—
On M a jo r B ow ra A m a lru r Hour
I « n ig h t— K O IN —li I*. M.
Caul I our V o ir E a rly
Another Big Day Ahead (or
Thrifty Shoppers Here
March 20. Be Here!
W ith W hich is Com binvd the Hillsboro in d e p e n d e n t
Volume 11,
N o. 5 I
New Sewer
Lines Await
U. S. Sanction
H ill.sb o ro
In d e p e n d e n t
E s ta b lish e d 1873
Leaders Discuss Courts
Hill.tboro, O regon, T h ursday, F e b ru a ry 25, 1937
Stevensons Find
Variety Weather
on Southern Trip
H illsboro A rgus E sU olished 1894
Two Sections, Fourteen Pagef
Friends Can Increased Farm Income
Morgan Asks
Give Aid to Forecast 'with N ew Plan Dismissal of
Contestants More Than 2000 Washington County Farms Pinball Writ
A bsent from H illsboro for the
last six weeks, Mr and Hrs M. H.
Stevenson retu rn ed F riday from
C alifornia, w here they spent most
of the tim e in Los Angeles They
drove th eir autom obile on the trip
south.
However, they also toured into
P ro s p e c to E a r ly
U ac E n d e
T exas by way of A rizona and New O r g a n iz a tio n H e lp s T o w a r d
D is tr ic t
A tto rn e y
F ile s
Mexico, finding cold w eather and
ns G o v e rn m e n t D e la y s in
freezing tem p eratu res All the way
A n s w e r to In ju n c tio n in
W in n in g E re c T r ip S o u th ;
south into Texas, orchardists s u f
<
l i n a i A p p r o v a l; le s ts o f
C ir c u it C o u r t;
D e c la re s
G
irls
to
E
n
jo
y
L
u
n
c
h
in
fered loss of crops, Stevenson said.
While in San Diego, th ere was a
S e e p a g e B e in g M a d e
D e v ic e s G a m b lin g
(By W. F. Cyrus. C ounty Agent)
M o v ie L o t C a fe
snow storm , the first recorded in
h alf a century.
More th an 2000 farm s in W ashington county can q u a l
Stevenson also reported th a t at
ify for g ra n ts in 1937 under the a g ric u ltu ra l conservation
l*r< i»« t t-» lire not b rig h t for e a rly '
El Paso, Texas, they found w eath
E njoined by a tem porary w rit
E ntering its th ird w eek, the A r plan in the opinion of the county com m ittee. O w ing to
ii-•• t»f the new llill.shoit> sew er
er so w arm that it seemixl uncom gus travel contest is beginning to
from enforcing an o rd er to rem ove
•y-,teni. it wa. learn ed this week
fortable in com parison w ith the a ttra c t w ide in terest over W ash- the ch an g es m ade in the program for 1937, as com pared all pinball m achines in W ashing
when G eorge McGee, city engineer. ,
colder w eather experienced e v ery i ington county as the various con- I to 1936, p ractically any farm , even sm all ones, can earn ton county by F eb ru ary 5. G. R us
dr« hired th at final governm ent ac- '
w here else.
sell Morgan, d istrict attorney. S a t
| te-tan ts get th e ir organizations un- som e kind of paym ent.
^•eptanee of th e co n tract im being
In the im perial valley, the d ate i d trw a y for the big drive.
urday filed an answ er to th e in
In
1936,
crop
d
a
ta
was
filed
fo
r
951
farm
s.
A
creage
held up in W ashington.
o rchards suffered from the freeze
junction asking th a t th e co u rt dis
Friends H elp
M e a n w h ile , th e c it y is barred
(C u n tin u rd on pair» • . colum n 3)
Several of Hie girls already have ' am ounted to 39 p er cent on the co u n ty ’s to ta l crop acre- miss th e action.
from collect uh ; .sewr r rent ab1. <’X-
♦ age The com m ittee feels that the
learnqd that friends in various com
The tem porary injunction was
ccpt in the old d istrict and retd-
num ber of farm s and acreage will granted by Ju d g e R. F ran k P eters
m unities will solve a lot of prob-
n
u
ist
dents of tlie new d is tr ic t
be greatly increased if farm ers u n in circu it court on an action filed
¡■wail[ the tt<)-uhcad Mgnul to corn-
derstand the program .
C andidates and Standing up to
by W illiam M. M artin, operator
ph te the connection <>f b athu ixiinti,
T he 1937 plan sets up a soil d e nt pinball m achines in this county.
12
Noon
F
ebruary
24
sinks «anti drain*.
pleting base for each farm, ex p ect Judge P eters did not set a day for
Bei•o rd ’ for tin* govtci ninent have
E lizabeth Ott
159,750
ed to be th e norm al soil depleting a hearing in the case but intim ated
liven com pleted and1 applic ation
H illsboro
crops for a farm acreage. Soil de th a t he would set a tim e for a r
made for the final g ra n t in con-
M arjorie Meek
64.250
B ruce H avcrstick. 22. H elvetia, pleting crops here a re o u r sm all gum ents im m ediately on his re tu rn
ncction w ilh construction cost. ¡mil
N orth P lains
has dem onstrated th a t he has som e grains, potatoes, root crops, cannery from W ashington, D. C., som etim e
th is p ro b a b ly w ill be h e ld u p p e n d-
43.500 th in g of a m agic form ula w hich crops, annual grasses, stiaw b erries n ext week.
W ashington county am ateu r e n L orraine D emmin
n i'* acceptance by P u b lic W o rks
and corn. T here a re a few others
goes lik e this:
Scholls
Skill Alleged
tertain ers will app ear on the stage
A iln iin is t n it io n e n g in e e rs
S enate b attle on P resident Roosev elt . p roposal to re v a m p th e fed-
T ake little bits of th is and that, not com m only grow n here.
of
the
V
enetian
T
heatre
M
arch
16,
W
anda
P
arks
12.500
M artin, in his application for a
(
i
al
courts
and
retire
aged
stipe
eine
c
o
u
rt
ju
stice
s,
is
b
e
g
in
n
in
g
to
Test C hanged
including
tw
o
shotgun
shells,
parts
D
iversion
E
xplained
it was announced th is week by
H illsboro
restrain in g order, sets forth th at
break ev er tile heads o f senate h a d e r
Above th e V ice-President
A p a rt n f th e tr o u b le p o ssib ly
of a w atch, m agneto and c a rb u r
Ja k e Weil, chairm an of th e com Vera M cElroy
Diversion paym ents on diversion th e m achines depend on skill for
G arner, left, and S enator Ilenr y F A sh u rst. A riz o n a , e x a m in in g
10.000 etor. som e chalk dust, a piece of
hinges. M e t in ’ said, o il tile tael ttia t
m ittee in charge of the contest,
farm s a re m ade for decreasing the operation and th a t th e elem ent of
ttie p resid en t's m essage to ceng i t
A s h u rs t is c h a irm a n o f the
Aloha
lite C a lifo r n ia l i s t was s u b s titu te d
rad io tube, fit together and presto— acreage in 1937 of soil depleting
i W inners w ill share in $35 cash to
senate ju d iciary com m ittee
fui tlie h y d ro s ta tic test in d e te r
10,000 an a irp lan e engine 3>i inches ta ll crops below the base established skill is g reater than the elem ent of
| be paid over at the close of th e Hi len O liver
chance.
m in in g th e e ffic ie n c y o f th e new
C ornelius
and w eighing 3'»2 ounces.
show and after the th ree judges
for any p a rticu lar farm . Such a
lin e s T h e s u b s titu tio n was made,
T his M organ denies. In his o rd er
Now put som e gas in th e tank, paym ent may be earned for d iv e rt
Rcsc B ernards
have given th e ir decisions.
10,000
it is p o in te d out. because o f th e
connect th e spark coil w ith th e ing up to a m axim um of 15 per to drive th e m achines from tho
As soon as possible a fte r th e w in
Roy
d if f ic u lt y
<>f a p p ly in g th is v e ry
sp ark plug, w hirl th e p ropellor cent of th e depleting base. D iver county. M organ stated th a t th e ir
ners have been selected, all or part
c o m p lic a te d ti t to co n cre te p ip e
of the w inners will b e taken to lerrts. particlu arly when t h e s e blade and p u t-p u t-p u t, the m agic sion m ay be in to any crop th a t is operation depended on the elem ent
T l i e test is used o n ly tn S e a ttle o f
of chance and therefore m ade th em
radio station KGW »n P o rtlan d for friends have become active in th eir is com plete. It runs.
(C o n tin u ed on page 3. column 4»
n il th e c itie s o f tin coast, and is
gam bling devices and th erefo re u n
a q u a rte r-h o u r Legion program to ! interests.
Cculd
Do
Better
law ful in Oregon.
a p p lie d there because o f th e t r e
With the w eath er m oderating, and
be broadcast under the auspices of
"I
probably
can
do
b
etter
than
m endous pressure which d e ve lo ps
signs of spring m anifest on every this." y cu n g H a v e rstic k ' related
New Laws Asked
H
illsboro
post.
The
broadcast
w
ill
A c to r
and musician.*; o f
th e
In e w e r lin e s as a re s u lt o f steep
hand, everyone know s th at it w on't M onday w hen he displayed his toy
M eanw hile in Salem, the legis
O reg o n F ed e ra l th e a tre w ill p re probably be th e last p a rt of the
lu lls
i be long until trav el south w ill be a t the A rgus office. “You see 1
week.
latu re is struggling w ith the law s
In v e s tig a tio n o f a re p o rt th a t the sent ‘S lo p in g W est.” h ill- b illy m u s i
U n d e r th e C a lifo r n ia test, w h ic h
a delight n ev er to b e forgotten. ju st th re w this to g eth er in a couple
A udition F riday
designed to ban the various types of
consists o f f illin g th e v a rio u s see- in d ig e n t s o ld ie r* ' and sa ilo rs fu n d cal com edy, at 8 p in. F rid a y in th e
Some
girl
in
this
eounty
is
going
More than 35 acts seeking a place
nickel-in-the-slot m achines. One law
of days and *it m ight be better.
lio n - o f tlie
.e w e r system W ith o f W a sh in g to n co u n ty, in v io la M -ose h a ll in H ills b o ro . F C. B e n
on the Legion show w ill be given to take that trip, an d the delights:
passed the sen ate and was p resen t
"This is a tw o-cycle engine and
w a te r ¡ lite r sealing at m anholes, th e tio n o f sta te la w . was b e in g a d n e tt has a n n ou n ce d . U n d e r Bess
w
ill
be
to
th
e
one
w
ho
displays
an audition .F rid a y night in the
ed to th e house for action and a n
th e y 're h ard to sta rt and h ard to
w a te r m ust re m a in at r e r ta ln le v m in is te re d b y th e c o u n ty r e lie f W h itco m b , state d ir e c to r o f th e
the
most
energy.
cham ber of com m erce room s in
other passed the house b u t w as
keep going. I should have m ade
els in th e section u n d e r test f o r a c o m m itte e , was a u th o riz e d T u e s fe d e ra l th e a tre , th e tro u p e o f 39.
P
leasure
from
W
ork
killed in the senate.
a four-cycle engine."
day n ig h t at a m e e tin g o f H ills b o ro in c lu d in g an 8 -p ie ce o rch e stra and Hillsboro, beginning at 7:30. The
d e fin ite tim e
Second
attem
p
t
to
im
prove
East
T here n ever is an easy w ay to.
From H e re he launched into a
a h ill- b illy band, w ill come fro m audition, in charge of the contest
T rial of Ingw ald Romesmo, 35,
T h e ne w H ills b o ro system (Missed , post, A m e ric a n L e g iu n.
Baseline
street
from
T
enth
avenue
success in such m atters and the ra th e r technical discussion of gas
P ortland, charged w ith d ru n k en
F un d is raised by a ta x le v y fo r P o rtla n d to p ro v id e e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee, w ill be judged by p er
th is test w it h a h ig h e r ra tin g th a n
east
to
the
city
limits,
w
as
begun
sons qualified to know th e fine reul pleasures of life seem keenest com bustion engines and w hat m ade
s im ila r system s in o th e r citie s, e n the purpose o f a id in g needy v e t fo r th e c o m m u n ity . N o ad m ission
at a special m eeting of the H ills driving, ended yesterday (W ednes
I points in the various form s of e n to those w ho have accom plished them tick.
day» afternoon w ith a circuit co u rt
erans o f a ll w ars, and its disposal w ill be charged
gineers reported.
:
thp
right
to
enjoy
them
.
"W here did you get th e plans for boro city council T uesday ev e ju ry re tu rn in g a verdict of not
A c u rta in - ra is e r o f M e x ic a n m usic tertainm ent. P robably m ore th an
is said to be d ire c te d u n d e r a state
ning.
P
ublication
of
the
notice
of
t heck Again
Tim
e
and
again
it
has
b
e
e
n
;
this engine." he w as asked.
w ill be g in th e h o u r p ro g ra m , f o l 20 acts w ill be selected Acts w hich
m eeting for objections was begun guilty. Romesm o w as arrested fol
A t th e pre se n t tim e a second la w th ro u g h a c o m m itte e o f v e t
dem o n strated in these trav el con-
"I d id n 't have any. I ju s t b u ilt in
low ing an auto accident on the
eran.«; w h ic h in clu d e s th e se rvice lo w e d by a o n e -a ct p la y. “ M o o n - have failed to register previously,
this issue of th e Argus.
d i e k is b e in g m ade o f th e s y s t e m ,
,
tetts.
that
success
does
not
req
u
ire
it th e w ay I th o u g h t it ought to be
. b in e .” by A r t h u r H o p k in s In th e may attend th e audition and e n te r
R eedville-O renco road A ugust 8,
H
earing
vzas
set
for
M
arch
9
and
to d e t e r m i n e th e ra te o f in f ilt r a t io n o ffic e rs and th e c h a irm e n o f the
super-salesm
anship
and
th
a
t
sp
are
Friday
night.
built." he replied, and th a t seem s
o f tie * va i iou: ca t o f ’’M o o n sh in e ” w ill be G ale
all w ritten objections or rem o n 1936. w hen his car. and one d riv en
o f g ro u n d w a te r u n d e r p le a su re o f r e lie f c o m m itte e
tim
e.
pr<
perly
used,
w
ill
brin
g
the
T
his
y
ear
all
acts
w
ill
be
rated
to be about all th e re is to it.
W o o d w o rth , w h o a tte n d e d h i g h
strances to the im provem ent may by L. T. W oodward, collided.
w in te ; s a tu ra tio n . In o th e r w o rd *. | ' v eteran s’ groups
d'A jred result B ut th e girl w hose,
C om m ittee < f in vestigation in school in H ills b o ro , and u n t il re 50 p er c fo t on audience appeal and friends are w illing to dem onstrate!
Has Troubles
Im m ediately following. J u d g e
oe m ade at th e city hall at any
M cG ee e x p la in e d , w h e n th e g ro u n d
th
e
rem
aining
50
points
on
accom
c e n tly wa» p la y in g a p ro m in e n t ro le
Of course som e lathe w ork w as I tim e prior to 7:30 p. m. on th at Zim m erm an began th e selection of
is f u ll o f w a te r w e m ust k n o w how cludes F A. G r if f it h , post relief in T h e D r u n k a r d ” in San Diego. plishm ent, presentation, etc., the friendship usually is the one who
m u c h o f th is w a te r fin d s its w a y c h rirm a n , G R ussell M rgan, d is
can carry aw ay th e honors, it is req u ired to tu rn th e cy lin d er and date. The action was tak en on p eti a ju ry for th e trial of C hris A n
Each m e m b e r o f t h e
F e d e ra l com m ittee decided Monday. This
piston an d this w as done w ith a tion of 50 per cent of th e p roperty derson and E arl Larson, indicted
in to th e lin e s th ro u g h tlie ce m e n t t r ic t a tto rn e y , and W ilb u r D illo n
!
pointed
out.
ruling
will
carry
th
rough
both
the
th e a tre co m p a n y is a professional
(C o n tin u ed on p a re S. colum n 4>
Seek (h id erstan d in *
wood lathe. Tw o difficulties then ; ow ners along th e street.
Even
in
this
day
of
easy
travel.
tile surfaces and jo in ts
audition
and
actual
contest.
A m o ve m e n t also was in itia te d by a c to r or m usician w h o has a t some
' only a sm all percentage of girls presented them selves. O ne was pis
D ire c te d by M cG ee, th e tests are
Cost
Nominal
A
sks
('«-operation
tim e in th e past ea rn e d his o r h e r
liv in g m ade bv L e w is S m ith , as- th e post to o rg a n ize an in t e r - v e t
ever get beyond th e borders of ton rings, an d th ese finally w ere
Cost of the w ork, according to
e ra n a /is o c ia tio n -v o m m itte e to se ttle liv in g in th e sh o w business. Be
In connection w ith th e announce- 1 I th e ir own state. L ucky is the one m ade of brass w hich does not give
i t , m l, and J O Heed, g o v e rn m e n t
j the notice,
w ill be $1150. H ow
fo re v a u d e v ille collapsed, se ve ra l rnent of th e d ate fo r th e show. I
d
iffe
re
n
c
e
s
b
e
tw
een
g
ro
u
p
s
and
as
tig
h
t
a
seal
as
cast
iron.
(C
ontinued
<»n
page
7.
colum
n
5)
e n g in e e r in s p e c to r sent h e re fro m
ever. most of th is am ount w ill be
of th e tro u p e rs w e re p la y in g on C hairm an Weil has issued a request
o
b
ta
in
in
g
co
-o
p
e
ra
tio
n
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
A
nother
difficulty
is
encountered
B o u ld e r d a m w h e n c o n s tru c tio n o f
from governm ent funds paid WPA
K e ith . Vantages and O rp h e u m c ir th a t o th er organizations contem
in m aking a needle valve w ith fine
the new e w e r system was begun. g ro u p s in v a rio u s p a trio tic e n te r
prises
C o m m it tec
in c lu d e s
W cu its. O th e rs w e re in sto ck c o m plating public meetings, hold March
enough ad justm ent to produce cor labor w hile th e rem ain d er w ill be
A b o u t a w eek w ill be re q u ire d to
panies. in ro a d show s a nd c a r n i 18 open to assist th e Legion in
rect carburetion. Tools capable of through m aterial furnished by the
co m p le te these l e ts S h o u ld th e In - V e rn e M c K in n e y , c h a irm a n , A r t h u r
P lans for a dw elling to cost
city, m aking th e actual cost to the
val; . and one o f th e g ro u p was a m aking the ev en t outstanding.
doing finer w ork probably w ould tax
f d ilu t io n lie to o large. M cG ee said, K ro c g c r and L E. F u rro w ’.
about $6.000 w ere announced this
p ay ers nom inal.
M e m b e rs h ip re p o rt d isclo se d th a t p ro fe s s io n a l c irc u s c lo w n
Every attem pt has been m ade to
solve this.
H averstick believes.
th e w o r k in g o f tlie d isp o sa l p la n t
The other attem p t to im prove, w eek w hen a building perm it was
T h e O regon F e d e ra l th e a tre is have all parts of th e county re p re
Fuel is com posed of gasoline and w hich was begun in D ecem ber and issued to J. M. Person for a resi
w o u ld be up et because of dilution th e post w e n t o v e r th e to p in m e m
b e rs h ip T ue sd a y n ig h t w ith 87 m e m one u n it o f a n a tio n -w id e p ro je c t sented this y ear in th e contest,
oil m ixed, w hich m ust be in th e voted by th e city council Jan u ary dence on N orth F ifth avenue be
o f th e tanks.
ponsored by W P A . th e purpose o f w ith the resu lt that acts from all
W hen a son of Ed W endt, farm er right proportion to produce correct
bers. tw o a bove q u o ta M ost o f the
tw een Edison and Jackson streets.
recent a c tiv ity w as th e re s u lt o f w h ic h is to p ro v id e e m p lo y m e n t over the county a re en tered for n ear Hillsboro, becam e suspicious com bustion and yet oil seal the ; 5, resulted in a protest petition
The new hom e w ill be a four-
j headed by M. J. S tutheit. filling
a n o tific a tio n fro m the sta te m e m fo r a cto rs and m u sicia n s on r e th e audition. T he list show s a v a ri th at $4 20 was an excessive charge piston rings.
ow ner on th e corner of the bedroom house, constructed in old
b e rs h ip c h a irm a n th a t post ; d e lin li t f and to re v iv e , i f possible, th e ety of e n tertain m en t of all kinds for a radio tube, despite th e fact
T he o th e r tro u b le w as to m an u station
English style and w ithout basem ent.
q u e n t in m e m b e rs h ip w e re to be a tre ” in -th e -fle s h .”
and all ages. T here a re tw o yodel- that the farm radio was m ade to factu re a tiny sp ark plug. This fin proposed im provem ent.
F eatures include a native stone
It is also th e o p e n in g o f th e ers. th ree readers, tw o pianists, speak up like a politician at a
p re se n te d w ith a lo n g -h o rn e d , e v il-
ally w as overcom e by building th e .
. P rotest Made
. fireplace, cath ed ral ceiling in a
p o o l eight sin g er* four singing dancers, rally, a search w as beeun by state plug into the cy lin d er head w ith i S tu th eit appeared at th e m eeting
r tn c llin g b illy goat. T h e goat r e f u lly e q u ip p e d c lu b ro o m s,
m a in s tin* p ro p e rty and care o f the room , re fre s h m e n t c o u n te r, ca rd , m usical skit, two accordionists, tw o policem an. W alt H adfield. w hich chalk and then baking it to h arden Ja n u a ry 19 a fter presenting a pro- living room w hich occupies a wing.
P la n n in g a B a rg a in
D a y a n d post u n t il it is o v e r th e top.
re a d in g and lo u n g e rex 4ns sp o n violinists, one toe and tap dancer, b ro u g h t
th e salesm an into the th e chalk an d keep it from satu r- test petition signed b y several A balcony w ill overlook a sem i
garden on the west side. The
S p rin g Sales' e ve n t fo r S a tu rd a y .
sored by th e 32-m an d r i l l team A one harm onica player, a m ale q u a r hands of the law n ear N ew berg atiug w ith oil and gasoline.
A w ards Made
p ro p erty ow ners on the street. He sunken
house faces th e east.
M a rc h 20. th e r e ta il trades c o m
T h e goat is m o v in g fro m S h e r dance and box s u p p e r w ill fo llo w tet and a w om en's q u a rte t and a last week
The engine has a bore of fifteen I
^ e council th at w hile his
A sm all stone w all w ill be used
m itte e o f tlie c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce w o o d to M e tzg e r post a nd w ill th e p la y. T he p u b lic is in v ite d .
T he salesm an, appearing at the thirty-seconds inches and a half nam e appeared on th e reg u lar ap-
harpist.
m et T h u rs d a y n ig h t i n H ills b o ro com e to H ills b o r o fro m th e re , pass
W endt home, explained carefully inch stroke, developing a f o r tie th » plication petition, he w as of the in the garden landscaping. Forced
Late
Entries
l ’lia rm a e y
th at he w as checking the p erfo rm
in g im m e d ia te ly on to H anks and
I opinion th at his signature had been a ir h eating system will be used
Latest entries include Miss Nor- ance of radios for one of the large horsepow er.
T h e plan, w h ic h has not v e t th e nce to Forest G rove.
obtained by rep resen tin g th at the w ith the furnace set in a u tility
cnc
Bergc.
G
aston,
singer;
P
a
tric
ia
'
In en w o rk e d out in d e ta il, in clu d e s
m anufacturers. A bad tube w as dis
T h ir ty - o n e m em bers < f th e post i
cost w ould be m uch less than a d room in which the floor w ill be
W arrens. 13. G ales C reek. Irish covered and replaced by a new one. ,
¡> p ro b a b le g ift d is tr ib u tio n s im ila r reeeiv« I m e m b e rs h ip a w a rd s g i \ -
sunk a sh o rt distance below the
vertised.
harp; K athryn Reule. 6. violinist; T he new tube, the salesm an said,
to tile one h e ld on th e last b a r cn fo r le n g th o f m e m b e rs h ip in
T he council then voted to a b a n ground level.
Doris W eber, 17. soprano singer. was a very special make, g u aran
g a in d a y and p o ssib ly a special th e L e g io n . 23 rece ive d th re e stars
don the proceedings.
Hillsboro: L avida W aefler. 17. H el teed for nearly five years of service
contest e ve n t. A b a rg a in d a y page fo r 15 years, th re e w ith t w o stars !
The new petition contains the
W a yn e N ickcso n . H ill.sb o ro b a n - vetia. g u itar and Sw iss yodcler; and w as w orth $4.20.
lis tin g e x tra special bargains, w ill fo r 10 yoars, and tw o w ith one sta r ,
sam e nam es as previously w ith one
jo is t. w h o le ft a w eek ago fo r New’ C arolyn K alkw arf. 12, singer. H ills
lie p u b lis h e d i l l th e A rg u s
A check of all catalogues and
fo r fiv e years.
im- - t t
,
,,
„
, , ,] ° or r tw o exceptions and urges im
■ »
Y o rk , w ill be heard to n ig h t ( T h u rs boro; Louise Glascoe, 15. Forest advice from nearby radio stores,
A n n o u n c e in e n tii w i l l he
m ade
° f : m ediate steps be taken to m ake the
d a y ! on th e M a jo r Bowes a m a te u r Grove, lap dancer; M argaret H av failed to disclose any new tubes O regon and the V erboort section
th ro u g h th e c o lu m n s o f the A rg u s
necessary im provem ent.
h o u r p ro g ra m sponsored by th e ens. 12. Hillsboro, singer; V irginia w orth that much, and the police since 1883. died Friday night at his
H o m e B a k e r y P la n n in g
as th e p la n u n folds.
M em bers of the Y am hill-W ash
(C o n tin u ed on page 6. <t»lumn 2)
C h r y s le r M o to r co m p a n y T h e p ro
farm
hom
e
He
was
born
Jan
u
a
ry
B ra n c h S to re in A lo h a
w ere notified. T he son also had ta k - '
ington C ounty P ublishers' aw ocia-
Holstein Breeders Meet
g
ra
m
begins
at
G
o
v
e
r
ra
d
io
s
ta
24.
1864.
in
De
Pere.
Wis..
and
cam
e
T
he
New’
H
om
e
B
a
k
e
ry
o
f
H
ills
en the n u m b er of the ear.
A ttend C onvention
tion met F riday night in H illsboro
tio n K O IN .
W ashington county H o l s t e i n for d in n er and discussion of prob
C aptured, the salesm an proved; lo O regon w ith his parents in 1883
C h a rle s Douglass, p re sid e n t
o f b o ro is o p e n in g a b ra n ch in A lo h a
B reeders' association will hold its lems. R obert Hall, head of t h o
N ic k c s o n was sent to N ew Y o r k -
S
u
rv
iv
in
g
a
rc
eig
h
t
children.
49
to
be
em
ployed
by
n
F
ortjand
d
eal-
1
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
,
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
27.
it
was
a
n
th e O reg o n b ra n ch o f R a d io Re-
fo r h i; a u d itio n by the H ills b o ro
w as
e r a fte r he had inform ed the d eal grandchildren, tw o brothers, th ree annual m eeting tonight (T hursday) U niversity Press. Eugene,
enreh c lu b , and K e n n e th D avison, nounced th is w eek. O pen house
at the home of A rth u r Connell, speaker, and m a d e constructive
b o th o f H ills b o ro , w e re in a tte n d - ; w ill he held in A lo h a th a t day w ith M <n's B re a kfa st c lu b w ith fu n d s
er that he was the best rad io tu b e I siste rs an d his widow.
northeast
of
Hillsboro.
raised by a series o f b e n e fits h e ld
R
equiem
high
mass
w
as
read
fre
e
co
ffe
e
and
cake
to
a
ll
v
is
ito
rs
.
criticism
of
several
of
the
w
eekly
salesm an in the world. R estitution
¡nice S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y at a
d u r in g th e w in te r W ednesday m o rn
m orning at V isitation
new spapers of th is district.
of the $4.20 was made, the officer ; M onday
tw o d a y c o n v e n tio n o f th e O reg o n T h e b a k e ry w ill be m anaged by !
in g he te le g ra p h e d Jam es W ells, I
Court on Trip
church. V erboort. w ith burial in
M
r.
O
lson
o
f
H
ills
b
o
ro
.
A rne Rac. secretary of th e O re
reported.
g ro u p w ith the S e a ttle club.
W
hen
the
baby
pulled
a
blanket
p re s id e n t o f the c lu b , th a t th e a u d i- l
V isitation cem etery. C onducting the
Donald T. Tem pleton, c o u n t y gon N ew spaper P ublishers' asso
against
a
hot
stove
in
th
e
H.
C.
i
tjo n was successful and that he had
mass w ere F ath er M. Jonas, cele judge, and H erm an K erkm an. com ciation of Eugene, w as present and
W yatt hom e at 417 East Jackson '
a ‘ s p o t” on th e p ro g ra m to n ig h t
b ra n t: F a th e r T heodore B ernards. m issioner, left Sunday f o r San discussed legislative m atters. T ho
street M onday m orning, several I
• T h u rs d a y > He asked
fo r t h e h undred dollars w orth of dam age
Deacon: F ath er M aher, sub-deacon. F rancisco on business. They will m eeting was held in E lry's C h at
votes o f H ills b o ro and c o m m u n ity
F a th e r J. T. Costello, m aster of be gone a week.
eau.
was su ffered to the house and fu r
S h o u ld he bo successful in his nishings.
cerem onies.
l H i . l - r T a . T r .' .. - -T ,"
tl,, c = ;
broadcast, he w i l l be o ffe re d *an • The blaze crept up the w all ami •
Twice M arried
S ix ty W ashington county hog
engagem ent w ith one o f the M a jo r into the u p stairs rooms. W hen d is
A nton H erm ens w as tw ice m a r
raisers met at th e courthouse F ri
Faced w it h a sh o rta g e o f fu n d s ! m o u th of F eb ru ary still ho ld ; at Bow es tr a v e lin g tro u p e s w h ic h now’ covered. about 10 o'clock, the u p day w hen P rof A. W O liver. O re ried. the first lim e to A nna M arie
a
re
to
u
rin
g
the
c
o
u
n
try
.
stairs floors w ere on fire and smoke gon S tate college, discussed prob Joosten. Ju n e 4. 1889. in V erboort
fo r a r e lie f load, w h ic h has been th a t figure. Miss MaxWell said
The p a rticu lar program on w hich w as pouring through th e roof in lem s in connection w ith hog m an church. She died D ecem ber 12.
R e lie f a p p ro p ria tio n a llo w e d b y
taxing t in ’ c a p a c ity o f th e H ills
(C
o
n
tin
u
ed
on
page
6.
colum
n
2)
1912, and S eptem ber 7. 1920. he was
clouds. Almost the en tire inside of agem ent.
b o ro o ffic e o f th e c o u n ty r e lie f (lie state o ffic e r fo r th is e o u n ty in
the house w ill req u ire refinishing
K eynote o f Professor O liver's j joined in m arriage to Mrs. M. C ru n -
c o m m itte e
an appeal was m ade J a n u a ry a m o u n te d to $8574, and
An outstanding record o f 4-H ; the tw o o utstanding boys of the
as a result.
th is w e e k b y M iss A lic e M a x w e ll, $8718 fo r F e b ru a ry T lie a p p ro p ria
discussion was that the fundam en- ! ican at M cM innville. No children
O w ners of the dw elling a r e lal principle for successful brood I w ere born to the second m arriage club achievem ent was cited at the state.
e x e c u tiv e se c re ta ry, fo r shoes a n d ! tio n fa ile d lo m eet th e dem ands fo r
J
a
n
u
a
ry
and
Ih
c
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
a
p
p
ro
annual
achievem ent m eeting for
N ybcrg received special rccogni-
He w as a m em ber of the Holy
M atilda K uhns and Emma Patton. sow m anagem ent and care of young |
c lo th in g
p ria tio n w ill
be c o m p le te ly e x
O w ners of several autom obiles, in pigs w as a properly balanced ra N ame Society K nights of C olum bus th e T ualatin 4-H clubs, sponsored ! tion for his record of achievem ent
•'The s tr ik e and had w e a th e r," hausted th is w eek, M iss M a x w e ll
by
th
e
W
inona
G
range.
T
ualatin.
and leadership held largely rcs-
cluding those of insurance men. tion containing the right am ounts I council of Hillsboro, and th e C a th
T he H illsboro A rgus *et a nrw
M iss M .iw x e ll said, "h as increased p o in te d out.
m inerals
and
the correct olic O rd er of Foresters, m em bers Monday, reports L. E Francis, as (xmsible for the splendid record of
ic c c rd today, « l i e n 171 d ifferen t w ere given tags for p ark in g w ith of
o u r r e lie f load b e yo nd th e p o in t
sistant
county
agent.
the boys. C layton carried 10 proj-
Average Low
of w hich served as honorary pall
in the fire zone in an attem p t to am ounts and types of protein.
w here o u r fu n d s can fu rn is h a n y - I
item u n d er 30 headings ap p ear
Con p a riso n o f th e W a sh in g to n
bearers, including F ran k Hcesack-
Eleven boys arc in six ag ricu l i ccts. led the dairy and pig clubs,
th in g o th e r Ilia n subsistence We
( i (lie classified ad v ertisin g page. slop a congestion of m achines near
er. A lb ert Jensen. Ben H ccsackcr. tu ral clubs in th e com m unity, all was a m em ber of all four w inning
now fin d ourse lve s faced w ith r e c o u n ty e x p e n d itu re s fo r r e lie f show
T his is the largest am ount of fires, h am pering tlie m ovem ents o
the fire trucks.
C h arles Herb. P eter and A lbert of w hich com pleted 100 per cent. judging team s, and was high scor
quests fo r shoe ; and c lo th in g yvhich th a t ¡lie ave ra g e fo r th e sta te is
e la " 'f le d ad vertising ev er carried
(C o n tin u e d on page K, colum n 1)
$8 15 p e r person, w h ile in th is
ing judge in th ree of the county
U sing th e ir new w a te r proof,
F orty projects w ere carried.
w e ca n n o t meet.
in
an
y
one
issue
of
I
h
e
Argus.
c o m ity th e expense per person has
covers, the firem en w ere able to I
l judging contests, and exhibited in
"S o n ic o f th is t r y in g s ilu a tio n
Tlie
item
s
cover
n
early
ev
ery
th
in
g
O
utstanding
am
ong
the
records
h e rn h e ld to $4 38. o r n e a rly $3
hold the dam age lo furnishings to |
c n n ld he m et i f people w o u ld lo o k u n d e r th e ave ra g e fo r th e slate.
from dances l o pets, w hile poul-
was w inning four judging con all his projects at th e county and
P lans « e r e launched S unday j
th ro u g h closets ;uid sto re room s fey
tests in the county with high point state fair, w inning 10 first places,
tiy , cattle and real eslate have a m inim um by stacking fu rn itu re! in L aurel Sunday school to hold
S c a n n in g a m o u n ts spent by each
bees a nd c lo th in g not needed and
the greatest ntim ber of item s u n and clothing under th e covers be an E aster Sunrise service on Bald
judge in th re e of four contests, a seven seconds, three thirds, and
fore th e w ater was allow ed to
w h ic h w o u ld g iv e se rv ic e Io some c o m ity discloses that th e lo ca l o f
record w hich never before has been eight fourth places. He also e x h ib
d er t Ii e various classifications.
ited th e first place lot of corn nt
flood thn building. The covers r e Peak. The proposal was approved ,
o f the fa m ilie s w h ic h are a p p ly fic e is th e fo u rth low est in the
N
earlv
every
item
represented,
anil if w eather perm its, the ser- | Dr. H arrison D. H uggins, H ills m ade in this county. T he dairy th e C om m ercial N ational corn show
sla te in th e a m o u n t a llo w e d each
cently w ere acquired and received
in g fo r assistance.
club
won
the
C
alf
M
anna
trophy
m
lli
tied
ad
v
ertisers
have
in
d
i
vice probably „ i l l be held. Bald boro eye, car. nose and th ro at spe
person.
and sent the exhibit to Chicago
Should C all O ffice
cated. will d raw the atten tio n or th eir first real test Monday.
P iak . tlie highest point along (hr cialist. w ho lias been occupying as the outstanding d airy club a t the w hich placed second in national
U n d e r th e s ta le r e lie f setup. each
W
ashington
county
fair.
sev eral in terested persons.
" I f th o se persons w h o have such c o u n ty o ffic e su b m its its budget
C h rh alem m rn n tain s, is ju st w est room s in th e Bank A nnex on S ec
com petition.
O pening A nnounced
a rtic le s w o u ld c a ll me al the r e lie f each m o n th s h o w in g w h a t th e e x-
Corn Prizes Won
In addition lo tlie reel rd 1111111-
of L au rel and is a state park. ond avenue, has m oved into new
Pledges Support
o ffic e , w e e;in m anage lo co lle ct peeled ease lo a d w ill he, a n d the
h er o f ad v ertisem en ts on t h e
Form al opening of t h e "Black
From the peak visitorx can view I q u a rte rs in the C om m ercial b u ild
First, fifth, and sixth places w ere
G range m em bers pledged support
the a rtic le s ," she said.
classified
p a g e . "W a sh in g to n
s la te o ffic e uses th is e stim a te as a
Hawk" inn w ill be held S aturday
several counties and on clear ing. using a w ailing room jointly won by m em bers of the corn club to activities of the boys in the
C ounty's G reat M arket Place," night w ith free gifls for all adults.
C o m p a ris o n o f th e p re se n t r e lie f basis fo r th e a m o u n t o f m oney
days all the snow eaps of t h e ) w ith Dr. Ralph D resser, dentist.
at the C om m ercial N ational bank coming year.
o th ers th at cam e into the Argils C yril LaHaie. ow ner, announced
load w ith th a t o f a y e a r ago shows a llo w e d each c o u n ty . As these e sti-
Cat cades a re visible. Tlie place
T he rooms, form erly occupied by corn show in H illsboro and second
Six achievem ent certificates in
Bud in F e b ru a ry . 19.38. th e re w e re tn rle s ¡ire p re p a re d co n s id e ra b ly in
cfflce a fte r !» a. in. W ednesday
this week. T he “Black H aw k" is can be reached easily by hard Dr. J. ,B. Dinsmore, have been re place at th e Chicago International recognition of the 100 per cent com
348 a p p lic a tio n s fo r h e lp as c o m a d vance o f th e a c tu a l lim e o f need,
Ji'lassllied ile \tlin e ) a re u n d er
Elry's C hateau, w hich I.aH aic re 'U rfaccd road w ith plenty of op decorated and re-arran g ed to ac corn show. O u tstan d in g 4-H boy of pletion of all of the clubs, w ere p re
p a re d to lino nt tlie e lo ;•• o f Jan
th e a e liia l needs o f each c o n n iv are
"Too Laie to <’la.v ify,” in tlie cently purchased from E lntcr V ar en parking space w hen Ihc peak ' com m odate the equipm ent used for the county was C layton N ybcrg,
sented to leaders M. G. Lafky. Will-
u ary th is ye a r. T h e lo a d fo r the h a rd lo determine, i t is p o in te d out.
firs t section.
ner.
is reached.
eye exam inations.
who also was named as one of
IL u n ltn u c d on p ig * S, i u I u m 1 )
Estimated as Able to Q ualify for New
Conservation Payments; Immediate Fil
ing of Data Urged as Necessary
Amateur Acts
Show Talents
Friday Night
Helvetia Youth
Has Tiny Engine
Built of Scrap
Legion Seeking Federal Theatre
Actors
Probe Veterans’ Project
Appear Friday
Indigent Funds
Council Begins
Second Move to
Grade Baseline
Person Plans
New Residence
Farmer Objects
Costly Repairs
Retailers Plan
Sales March 20
Local Ban joist
On Air Tonight
Anton Hermens
Dies Verboort
Publishers’ Group
HaS Meeting Here
Fire Damages
Dwelling Here
County Hog Raisers
Discuss Problems
Demands fo r Relief Forging Ahead of
M oney Allowed; Appeal M ade fo r Shoes
Tualatin Grangers Honor Outstanding
Achievements of Clubs Sponsored There
Hillsboro Argus
Sets New Record
Laurel Plans
Easter Service
Dr. Huggins Takes
New Office Space