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H ills b o ro
In d e p e n d e n t
E s ta b lis h e d 11)73
H ills b o ro
W7 dr Declared A'gainst Great ID bite Plague
Person Cites
Need of New
Homes Here
P r e c ip ita tio n fo r T h r e e -D a y
O ffic ia l
P eriod R e a c h e s
S a y s; R isin g P r ic e s B ra k e
on B u ild in g
E sta o lish e d
189»
Tw o Sections, F ourteen Page»
April Rains Bang’s Tests Show Count s Pinballs Win
Set Record, Nearly Bree o f Disease
Lose in Vote
to Continue
vo or Three V ears More Needed Before City Council
P u b lic B e c o m in g H o m e-o w n
C o n sc io u s, L oan
A rg u s
C reek s
3 In ch es
O v e r flo w
Dairy Animals Placed Beyond Danger of
Infection from Local Sources; Veterina­
rians Speed First Inspections
L icense
O rd in a n ce P a sse d
A fte r A r g u m e n ts by B oth
S id e s; R efe r e n d u m W o u ld
B a n k s;
F ie ld s A r e F lo o d e d
D e la y
Bang s d isease in V\ ashington county has been found
fairly well u n d e r control, acco rd in g to Dr. R. J. Nicol,
v e te rin a ria n and one of the official testers fo r th e county.
Tests, w hich have been underw ay slightly m ore th a n a
m onth, have rev ealed only tw o per cent of disease am ong
the cows teste d , th e records show.
I he law u n d e r w hich the test is being conducted, was
U n til 1 9 3 8
I h r p u b lic li; r Ix'CofTic h o in t'- o w n -
• i s h ip c o iic io u , I »1 degret* w h ic h
T Io . w e e k th e w e a th e rm a n o p ­
P in b a ll o p e ra to rs w on and lost
w o u ld h«ive been u iilx d ic v iih h * o n ly
ened t i i " flo o d gates and tr ie d to
a t th e p in b a ll m a ch in e o rd in a n c e
tw o op lh i» e ye a rs ago. a c c o rd in g
m ake up a season d e fic ie n c y in
h e a rin g o f th e H ills b o ro c ity c o u n ­
t ” J M Person, m a n a g e r o f the
r a in fa ll by d ro p p in g m o re th a n 3 84
c il T uesday n ig h t.
W a s h in g to n S a vin g s and Loan us*
inch,- o f m o is tu re in th re e days o f
T h e o p e ra to rs w o n w h e n th e c ity
••» c a tio n and th e T u a la tin V a lle y
n e a rly c o n tin u o u s s to rm . S h o w e rs
c o u n c il u n a n im o u s ly passed th e o r ­
p e d n a l S a v in g s and L oan associ­
a re fo re ca st w it h c o o le r te m p e ra ­
d in a n c e e s ta b lis h in g h e a v y licenses
a tio n o f H ills b o ro .
tu re
♦ passed b y th e state le g is la tu re in f a r th e o p e ra tio n o f the m achines,
I h e re a r e m a n y reason« fo r th is
Iu p a rts o f th e s ta te strea m s w e n t
1935 to s u p p le m e n t a fe d e ra l la w and lost by v ir tu e o f th e fa c t th a t
p u b lic a ttitu d e h u t p e rh a p s th e big*
o u t o f th e ir b a n ks d o in g c o n s id e r­
a nd to m a k e a v a ila b le fe d e ra l and a re fe re n d u m p e titio n signed b y
t i - a . o n is t h e h o u sin g shortage
a b le damage, a nd at 1« ast one life
state fu n d s in th is state w it h w h ic h 152 v o te rs w i l l s to p th e o rd in a n c e
w h ie h n o w exist«.” said Person
was lost as a re s u lt o f th e h e a vy
to pay in d e m n ity f o r a n i m a l s u n t il th e n e x t e le c tio n in 1938.
A n o th e r i«-.eon is th e s e n s e o f in ­ In te n s iv e ca m p a ig n against tu b e rc u lo s is in W a sh in g tc
p re c ip ita tio n .
s la u g h te re d u n d e r th e test.
A n o p p osing fa c tio n , w h ic h i n ­
y d u rin g 1937. was begun th is m o n th in
s e c u rity w h ic h is n o w so p re v a le n t
Tests D elayed
H ite o n and T ig a rd schools by tin - ne w W a sh in g to n «•«
T h re e -B a y S to rm
i l t h d e p a rtm e n t. In th e p ic tu re above are
c lu d e s th e p ro te s ta n t c h u rch e s o f
and 'A hu h m akes th e a ve ra g e fa m ­
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,
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in
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th re e d o ctors, w h o in a u g u ra te d th e ca m p a ig n at H it .
H ills b o ro and th e H ills b o ro P a re n t-
e D on n a L e v e re tt. fir s t g ra d e r, s u b m its to
ily f< « I th a t th e y s h o u ld at least
and D r E. W A lm q u is t a re c o n ­ T ea ch e r association, th e c o m b in e d
th e s k in test b e in g a d m in is te re d by D r F J K a b e i
l V in c e n t’s h o s p ita l in te rn e .
Seated a nd in g 1 8 inches o f w a te r in a rush.
h a \e th e s e e m ly o f a hom e Most
cerned.
has
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p re p a re d to care t o r the w a itin g lin e a re D r. D C. .5
fa rc e s b e in g
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2000
head o f th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty d e p a rt-
home- o ffe re d fo r re n t a re u s u a lly
e ra b le tim e because o f th e illn e s s o f
y e s ti ra a v th e ra in gauge disclosed
m e n t. a n il D r A T. K in g , a ssistant p h y s ic ia n , O rcgc
votes, in d ic a te d th a t such a r e fe r ­
tu b e rc u lo s is h o s p ita l. S alem —C u t c o u rte s y
in had c o n d itio n and th e fa c to r o f
D r. A lm q u is t, b u t th e tim e lo s t w i l l
1.<I4 inele
to 4 30 p. m .. a c c o rd in g
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iu
n
a h ig h s ta n d a rd o f liv in g also e x ­
be ga in e d back, th e v e te rin a ria n s e n d u m w o u ld be n iv o k e d .
to A W M o o re , o b s e rv e r h e re fo r
e rts p ressure fo r hom e o w n e rs h ip
Both Sid es Speak
said th is w eek, th ro u g h th e e ffo rts
th e b io lo g ic a l s u rv e y .
L.m nli»- accustom ed to good houses
B o th fa c tio n s in th e a rg u m e n t
o f a d d itio n a l h e lp in th is section o f
W i t h th e e x c e p tio n o f tw o days
n o w fin d th a t o n ly lo w g ra d e house«
th e c o u n ty .
discussed th e m e rits and d e m e rits
since th e f ir s t o f th e m o n th , ra in
an- o ffe re d lo r re n t and at a f a ir ly i
" I f d a iry m e n and o w n e rs o f cow s o f th e games. M rs. M. M . R om ig,
has been reco rd e d , m a k in g a to ta l
h ig h re n ta l
w i l l g iv e us f u ll c o -o p e ra tio n in e n ­ p re s id e n t o f th e P .-T. A., and Rev.
o f i >8 inches, and s e ttin g w h a t o ld
H iisine»« increa se s
fo rc in g th e re g u la tio n s u n d e r th e G P. D u ffie ld , p re s id e n t o f th e
tim ers here d e c la re is a re c o rd f o r
“ I he associations a re n o w enjoy«,
la w ,” N ic o l said, “ th e c o u n ty can be H ills b o ro
A p r il ra in s .
M in is te r ia l association,
in g th e la rg e s t v o lu m e o f business
cleaned up and fre e o f th e disease in p re se n te d t h e o p p o s itio n , w h ile
F is h e rm e n R e tire
.n ic e th e d e p re ssio n .” Person re ­
tw o o r th re e ye a rs a t th e m ost.
W illia m M a r tin rep re se n te d t h e
F is h e rm e n , poised f o r an e a rly
la te d “ T h e y e a r o f 1936 was f u lly
T h e re are 22.000 head o f d a iry p in b a ll o p e ra to rs.
s ta rt w ith o p e n in g o f th e fis h in g
100 p e r cent gr< a te r in business th a n i
c a ttle e s tim a te d as c o m in g u n d e r
F o llo w in g th e passage o f th e o r ­
season t h i s m o rn in g 'T h u r s d a y ) ,
S e ve ra l p ro p e rty sales have been
(C o n tin u ed on pace «, colam n 3»
th e p re c e d in g ye a r, and it appear«
D iscussion o f b a rg a in d a y. e n ­ d is c o n s o la te ly re p la c e d ta c k le and
din a n ce. M a y o r J. H G a rre tt, de ­
th a t 1937 w ill fa r exceed 1936 T he rt p o rte d th is w e e k b y K u r a t li A
d o rs e m e n t code a nd in tro d u c tio n cussed th e w e a th e r.
c la re d th a t he w ish e d to s ta te o p ­
h ig h co j o f b u ild in g m a te ria ls and W ism e r. local rea l estate dealers, in ­
of
new
m em b e rs c o n c lu d e d th e
e n ly to th e m em b e rs o f th e c o u n ­
B usine: s s u ffe re d a re la p s e d ue
th e h ig h e r wages now’ b e in g p a id c lu d in g b o th c ity a nd r u r a l p ro p ­
m
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H
ills
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c il th a t he d id n o t c a re to sig n th e
to the c o n tin u e d in c le m e n t e le m e n ts
a re M o w in g u p h o m e c o n s tru c tio n I e rty .
b o ro c h a m b e r o f com m erce.
o rd in a n c e and it w o u ld have to b e ­
and m e rc h a n ts w e re p ro n e to g ru m ­
I.u m b e r is a lre a d y on th e g ro u n d s
Headers o f the Argus, and (h r
fro m w h a t it m ig h t be. h u t th e ne-
R J Seearce. b o o ke d fo r a ta lk b le som e w h a t because o f th e be­
come a la w w ith o u t his s ig n a tu re
general public, are being invited
< ’ 1 ‘ Tv fo r ■ b e lte r w ill no d o u b t o u t- j fo r c o n s tru c tio n o f a b a rn on tw o
on b a n k b a n d itry , re p o rte d a t th e la te d s p rin g .
a
nd o v e r h is veto.
w e ig h any o th e r fa c to r and c o n ­ acres on n o rth F irs t A v e n u e e x te n ­
this w eek to participate w i t h
last
m
in
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th
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was
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to
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t
and
Has 10 D ays
s tru c tio n w ill increase reg a rd le ss o f s io n pur« b le e d by 1. V U n lit H u lit
the Argus in N atio n al W an t Ad
a tte n d .
M i nday m o rn in g u n d e rm in e d roads
w ill b u ild a d w e llin g ns soon as tlie
U n d e r th e c h a rte r. G a rr e tt has
W eek w hich
begins Saturday.
P L . P a tte rson , p re s id e n t, r e ­ and set cree ks t o o v e rflo w in g .
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b
a
rn
is
co
m
p
le
te
d
,
he
said
D u rin g th e past tw e lv e m o u th s
10 d a ys in w h ic h to e ith e r s ig n
A p ril 17, and closes Saturday,
p o rte d th a t th e e n d o rs e m e n t code F ields, in w h ic h fa rm e rs h a ve been
Digs B asem ent
l it .* ■ .is m g • and loan a ssociations in
th e o rd in a n ce , p re p a re a v e to m es­
A p ril 24.
was n o t re a d y to p re s e n t to th e
s e e k in g to w o r k s in c e th e f ir s t
A n o th e r sale in th e same lo c a lity
H ills b o ro , h a ve m ade m o re th a n 192
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sage a n d p re se n t th e o rd in a n c e fo r
m e e tin g a nd e x p la in e d some o f th e
M a y o r J. H. G a rr e tt has been se le ct­
D u rin g this tim e the .Argus is
loan . to ta lin g m ore th a n $225.000 was to A r t h u r Jesse, w h o is d ig g in g
n e w fe a tu re s o f th e p la n . T h e c a rd o f M arch , w e re soggy w ith w a te r.
ed to head a m o to r cavalcade c e le b ra tio n in H ills b o ro J u ly 3-4-5. fu r t h e r a c tio n o f th e c o u n c il, o r
presenting the “G uaranteed K e­
i lia se m en t on an acre and a h a lf
a n d it is s a id th e prospects are th a t
S
a
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rd
a
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.
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d
a
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and
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,
Roads Submerged
a llo w it 4o go u n sig n ed a nd w it h ­
w ill be d is trib u te d to m e m b e rs and
fro m H ills b o r o a nd v ic in it y to th e
ru ita ” plan under w hich y o u
11137 and 1938 w ill n e a rly d o u b le tra c t n e x t tlie H u lit p ro p e rly He
n o n -m e m b e rs, be said, in an e ffo r t
c e le b ra tio n o f th e o ffic ia l o p e n ­ w e re la u n c h e d th is w e e k b y th e o u t a veto. In th e last case, th e o r ­
’ i places th e ra in s o f M o n d a y
may order lu o insertions of your
th is a m o u n t.
plans to b u ild a house tin s s p rin g
H
ills
b
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m
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n
w
it
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c
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d in a n ce becom es e ffe c tiv e as o f
io p re v e n t th e b re a k in g d o w n o f and M o n d a y n ig h t su b m e rg e d roads
in g o f th e G o ld e n G ate span at
w a n t ad at the reg u lar rates and
B o th Ira e ts w e re in th e fo rm e r M a ­
H a ve A m p le I units
th e system . S o lic ito rs also w ill be and
San F ra n cisco , w h ic h is s c h e d u l­ m e n t o f th e c o m m itte e in charge th e tim e i t was passed.
h ig h w a y s and th e T u a la tin
w atch the results. If you do not
a nd p r e lim in a r y plans.
T h e a-so, la -io n - sta le th i s have hon p ro p e rty a nd w e re o w n e d by
g
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28.
T
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e
above
T h e o p p o s itio n n o w has 30 days
r iv e r sw ept o v e r its b a n k s and
E I K u r a t li
get a response, n otify the Argus
C o m m itte e in c lu d e s A n d y L e n tz,
a m p le fu n d s and a re c o n tin u in g
id e n tific a tio n .
p ic tu re show s th e deck, w it h th e
in w h ic h to r e fe r th e o rd in a n c e to
t u r id J a ckso n b o tto m in to a w in ­
In H ills b o ro F It. N elson o f O h io
on the .Monday follow in g the
A . L . B ro c k . S. W . M e lh u is h . W il­
loam, at th e low est in te re s t ra te in
u
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p
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ctio
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th
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w
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's
a
vote. I f g iv e n a veto, th e 30-day
B a rg a in B a y Set
te r la k e fro m shore to shore.
last appearance of your ad and
t h e ir h is to ry . -|Jhcre is e vid e n ce, has p u rch a se d a house on Jackson
la rg e s t s in g le suspension span in lia m E v e re tt. L . G B u rg e , a nd W il­ p e rio d is sa id to s ta rt fro m th e e n d
M ay 22 w as a n n o u n ce d as th e
H ig h in th e coast range, snow s
in
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in
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h o w e v e r, o f a s tiffe n in g in in te re s t
th e fo re g ro u n d . T h e b rid g e w i l l
o f th e 10-day p e rio d .
«late f o r th e n e x t p ro m o tio n day fo r w h ic h have been th e re s in c e th e
age th e e ve n t.
i uns of the same advertisem ent.
i .les and it m a y lie th a t less fa v o r ­ a ve n ue and H a rry Jo h n son , d e p u ty
e m p lo y s ix lanes o f tr a ffic .
D is c o v e ry was m ade d u rin g th e
th e
businessm en and th e d e ta ils w n te r w e a th e r o f F e b ru a ry , be­
C
a
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n
iv
a
l
S
igned
a b le lo a m m ust I,«, m ade in th e f u ­ s lie n ff. lias co m p le te d a d«-al fo r th e
" i
le f t ,ii th e h a n d s o f th e n la d gad 1« m e lt and add. e x tra w a te rs »
course o f th e h e a rin g on th e o r ­
tu re ae e ord in g to o ffic ia ls o f th e F re d H u llin g h o m e on G ra n t be­
T
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trades c o m m itte e A m e e tin g i f the to th e a lre a d y s w o lle n cree ks and
tw e e n Second and T h ir d , a cco rd in g
associations.
has been s ig n e d f a r th e th re e days, d in a n c e th a t th e re weae th re e w a y s
i c o m m itte e was a n n ou n ce d fo r A p r il riv e rs .
in w h ic h i t c o u ld become la w . T h e
to II A K u r a tli
E x tre m e s h o rta g e o f places fo r
a
nd se ve ra l o th e r concessions h ave
20. in th e H ills b o ro P h a rm a c y .
A fa rm p ro p e rty sale was 19 a r r i s
f ir s t w o u ld be to in it ia t e a n o r d i­
B r a in B re a k s
asked
f
a
r
space
on
w
h
a
t
w
i
l
l
be
re n t in H ills tx ir o , seems to be h a v ­
O scar H agg o f R e e d v ille report«?d
H ills b o ro 's la rge st m id w a y . F o r th e nance b y p e titio n ; second, f o r th e
in g some e ffe c t on proposed b u ild ­ I o f la n d in th e H e rm a n B is h o p fa rm
J u s t west o f R ock c re e k b rid g e ,
on
th
e
A
lo
h
a
d
in
n
e
r
f
o
r
H
ills
b
o
ro
fir s t tim e in last y e a r’s successful c o u n c il to pass th e o rd in a n c e w it h
in g fo r th e s u m m e r w it h se ve ra l at W e i U n io n to A n d r e w Jo h n son
businessm en and expressed th e a p ­ on th e h ig h w a y east o f H ills b o ro
"H a p p y D a ys.” th e m id w a y was an e m e rg e n cy clause, and th ir d , to
n e w hom es p la n n e d n r in th e p ro ­ w h o is a d d in g it to 18 acres p re ­
p re c ia tio n o f th e A lo h a c le l, fo r a 1 2-inch d ra in b ro k e a n d ru s s h .n g
v
io
u
s
ly
purchased.
e m e rg e n c y
cess o f c o n s tru c tio n
c o n c e n tra te d a t th e so u th e nd o f th e pass it w ith o u t t h e
tlie response g iv e n
by
H ills b o ro . w a te rs sw e p t o u t a la rg e slice
T w o new business houses a re u n ­
p a rk b e lo w th e a u d ito riu m , g iv in g clause and a llo w th e o p p o s itio n to
E m phasis in lo ca l B o y S co u t a c­ T h e d in n e r w a s th e m ost successful th e h ig h w a y s h o u ld e r. R o ck cre e k
P re p a ra tio n s a re u n d e rw a v fa r
d e rw a y on M a m stre e t T h e fir s t
space f a r a th re e o r fo u r la n e as­ r e fe r i t to an e le c tio n b y th e peo­
was a m u d d y , s w ir lin g to rre n t.
th e o b servance M a y 2 o f th e 50th
tiv it ie s ( lu rin g th e la st m o n th lo - y e t h e ld , he said, a n d p la n s a lre a d y
ple.
1.« in g tlie M o h r b u ild in g re p la c in g
H ig h w in d s
a c c o m p a n ie d t h e a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e fo u n d in g o f th e s e m b ly o f concessions.
a re b e in g m ade to rep e a t th e a ff a ir
I c a lly lias been ce n te re d on s w im ­ a n o th e r ye a r.
th e w oo d e n s tru c tu re n e x t th e c o m ­
M achines in U nits
A s in fa rm e r years, th e c ro w n in g
s to rm , sw e e p in g th e r a in
across o n ly c o n g re g a tio n o f C a th o lic sis­
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T h e o rd in a n c e p ro v id e s th a t l i ­
m in g and life s a v in g w o rk b y th e
F I. B ro w n . L a u re l, a Red th e c o ­ th e
landscape i n
a d re n c h in g te rs n a tiv e to O regon, k n o w n as th e o f th e "G oddess o f L ib e r t y , ” p a ­
ju s t a y e a r ago W a lls a lre a d y are
rade. s ta rtlin g fre e act, ba se ba ll censes be issued in u n its o f fiv e
(C o n tin u ed on page
colum n 2)
c o -o p e ra tio n o f P a c ific u n iv e r s ity o p e ra tio n o f th e c h a m b e r o f c o m ­
S is te rs o f St. M a ry s .
lip and re a d y fo r th e ro o f.
games, fir e w o r k s and a ll th e o th e r m achines a n d m u ltip le s th e re o f
e f F orest G ro v e w ith th e H ill, b o ro m erce in th«’ a n n u a l L a u re l d in n e r
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Increased v e lo c ity o f m oney is d is tric t o f th e B oy Scouts o f A m e r- f o r H ills b o ro , w h ic h W ill be h e ld
ye a rs ago a t S u b lim ity
and
has m ove a lo n g to w a rd J u ly 4, D illo n w it h licenses to be issued f o r no
C o n s tru c tio n o f a ne w b u ild in g to noted tin s w in k b y W C. C h r is ­ , ica. T h e u n iv e r s ity has a llo w e d th e T h u rs d a y n ig h t. A p r il 29. in th e
less th a n fiv e m achines.
g ro w n in to a $250.000 e s ta b lis h m e n t sa id th is w eek.
house th e R o ya l Soda w o rk s is u n ­ tensen. C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l bank,
Fee was set a t $225 p e r q u a rte r
«•outs th e use o f th e s w im m in g c o m m u n ity h a ll th e re .
near
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d e rw a y to be c o m p le te d as soon as in m a k in g c o m m e n t on th e b a n k ta n k and th e a th le tic a u th o ritie s
P la n Parade
fo r each u n it o f fiv e m achines,
Introd uctio ns M ade
M a r y ’s o f th e V a lle y .
p o s -ih le . t r ip lin g th e space n o w o c­ re p o rt o f M a rc h 31 ju s t released have v o lu n t a r ily in s tru c te d
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T h e p u b lic c e le b ra tio n
w i l l be th ro u g h th e business d is tric t, w ith
c u p ie d by tiia t co m p a n y.
tC o n tin u cd on pace 2. ro lu m n 1)
H ig h e r prices, he p o in te d
nut. boys in th e v a rio u s phases o f th is each g iv in g e x p re s s io n t o th e ir
h e ld a t 2 p. in. M a y 2. in th e a u d i­ c iv ic , fra te rc n a l. B o y Scouts, g ir ls ’
R e c e n tly , a e e ord in g to Person, m ake m ore b a n k deposits.
a c tiv ity .
v ie w s o f th e c o m m u n ity . T h e y w e re
to riu m o f Benson P o ly te c h n ic in ! o rg a n iz a tio n s .
th e re was a c a ll fo r p ro p e rty on
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P o rtla n d w h e n 250 p u p ils o f th e v a r ­ m e rc ia l flo a ts and o th e r fe a ture s,
w h ic h to c o n s tru c t an a u to cam p,
M o to r c o m p a n y ; H. W . C u r rin ,
ious schools o p e ra te d by th e S iste rs j w ill be one o f th e d ra w in g cards
th e a p a rtm e n ts to he used to re lie v e been a m uch g re a te r v o lu m e o f m issio n er. has been in ch a rg e o f t land t'o o k . R M a ie r. T o m Sholes.
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In session f o r tw o days, th e c o u n ty o f th e V a lle y ."
lim e as e o n s trn e tio n o f d w e llin g s creased a b o ut $50.000 since J a n ­ w e e k 42 scouts p a rtic ip a te d , fiv e P ig g ly W ig g ly store,
b e in g sponsored by th e H ills b o ro
a nd
H a rry g ra n d ju r y co m p le te d its w o r k la te
had reached th e pla ce w h e re the u a ry 1 Loans a lso hove s h o w n a o f w h o m passed s w im m in g m e rit Bates o f H ills b o ro P h a rm a c y .
R o ta ry c lu b w it h R. E. W ile y as
F iv e Romain
T ue sd a y a fte rn o o n a nd re p o rte d tw o
steady increase .w ith th e p resent badge.
house s h o rta g e had been re lie v e d .
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ra te a v e ra g in g $10.000 a m o n th in
A s r a p id ly as possible o th e r H ills ­
C hecks w ill be p laced in th e m a il
"W e are p a r tic u la r ly g ra te fu l fo r th a t he had been nam ed b y G o v e rn ­ B o th
in d ic tm e n ts w’e re f o r m o ra l M a ry s s t ill a rc a c tiv e and tw o are
loans.
b o ro o rg a n iz a tio n s w i l l be in v ite d to d a y 'T h u r s d a y ' fa r school d is ­
dead. T hose a c tiv e are S is te rs M
th is s p le n d id co -o p e ra tio n b y th e o r M a r tin to head a cava lca d e fro m offenses.
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T hose in d ic te d w e re A r t h u r W a tts
C h riste n se n said. In d ic a te s h ig h e r d e n t Jo h n F D o b b s " sa id R R c e le b ra tio n a nd asked h o w m a n y o f P o rtla n d , a b o ut 19. and J a c k tru d e . M. A lo y s ia and M . Rose O th ­ d u rin g th e c e le b ra tio n and a f u l l $52.954.20 and c o m p ris in g th e last
in te re s t rates in th e o ffin g .
Easter, d is tric t
Boy Scout c h a ir ­ w.ould jo in . T h e c e le b ra tio n is th e K a r i o f T im b e r. 47. B o th m en are ers w e re M . C la re a n d M . Josephine. p ro g ra m f a r th e th re e days w i l l be o f th e 1935-36 school fu n d s a nd th e
Resources h ave ri4 bn fro m $1,- m an. today. " T h is has been a last o f M ay.
A u g u s t 12, 1886. th e o rd e r c a m e , ro u n d e d in to shape w ith th e b ig f ir s t a p p o rtio n m e n t o f th e fu n d s
in c u s to d y and w e re a rra ig n e d be­
019.885 15 on M a rc h 31. 1934,
to p a r tic u la r ly d if f ic u lt phase o f th e
fo re J u d g e R. F ra n k P eters y e s te r­ in to possession o f a tw o -s to ry school ' d a y set fa r M on d a y. J u ly 4 f a llin g fo r 1936-37. it has been a n n o u n c e d
fro m
th e o ffic e o f O. B. K ra u s ,
$1.772 588 47 on M a rc h 31 o f th is p ro g re ss o f o u r scouts in
d a y <W ednesday» m o rn in g w h e re b u ild in g at S u b lim ity , and th e fir s t on a S u n d a y. D illo n p o in te d out.
past
c o u n ty s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools.
A n n u a l H ills b o ro " C le a n u p W e e k" y e a r T o ta l d e p osits a re $1.646,- ye a rs as it m eant fre q u e n t tr ip s
th e y w e re g iv e n u n t il T uesday m ove o f th is o rg a n iz a tio n to w a rd
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m e rn in g to o b ta in a tto rn e y s a nd e n ­ W a s h in g to n c o u n ty cam e in J a n u ­
year, t h e d is tric ts
w i l l re c e iv e
te r pleas.
th e c ity c o u n c il fo r th e w e e k o f i 77.5 in g o v e rn m e n t b onds and $542.-
a ry , 1891. w h e n th re e o f th e siste rs
T h e scout .swim s a re h e ld each
$18.794 a p p o rtio n e d a t $2 p e r c a p ita
(«iven T w o Y ears
A p r il 24 Io M ay 3.
234 20 in m u n ic ip a l and o th e r bonds F rid a y e ve n in g .
w e n t to V e rb o o rt to teach in th e
on a school census s h o w in g 9397
R o b e rt D u s e n b e rry , a rre s te d at p a ris h school e s ta b lis h e d th e re b v
T ru c k s w ill be fu rn is h e d d u r - ! and in w a rra n ts .
T ue sd a y n ig h t, te n lo ca l scoutcrs
persons.
b is h o m e in S coggin v a lle y on a Rev. F a th e r d c L a ttc . T h e y w e re
ing th a t w e e k Io h a u l th e ru b b is h I
a tte n d e d a tr a in in g session at th e
T ig a rd h ig h school m a in ta in e d its
(C o n tin u ed on page 3, colum n 2)
T he a p p o rtio n m e n t fo r th is y e a r
ch a rg e o f la rc e n y o f a rtic le s fro m a
to tlie d u m p g rounds, and c itiz e n s I
Three on Honor Koli
la u re ls th is y e a r b y ta k in g f ir s t is at th e ra te o f $100 p e r d is tr ic t o r
PE P o ffic e s T h is is th e fir s t o f a
W in n e r o f th e A rg u s tra v e l co n ­ c a b in n e a r th e re , ple a d g u ilt y and
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$10.498. and $23.704.19 a t th e ra te o f
m a k in g a th o ro u g h c le a n in g d u r- j ,|,.n | s
s h o rth a n d contest fo r th e e ig h th $2.426 p e r c a p ita on a census s h o w ­
at th e U n iv e r s ity o f O reg o n a d u lt tro o p o ffic e rs Io lead th e M eek, N o rth P la in s, sped «mt o f th e p e n ite n tia r y b y J u d g e Peters.
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in g 9779.
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m any
v is ito rs
fro m o u ts id e th e Cireek le tte r societies, it was a n ­
ors also w e re g a rn e re d w h e n th e
Due to increased ta x c o lle c tio n s ,
T ue sd a y e v e n in g at th e same place. a h a p p y t r ip th ro u g h the south c h a rg e and a rre s te d b y a d e p u ty
state th is su m m e r.
[ school w o n th e ra d io s h o rth a n d school fu n d s a re r u n n in g ahead in ­
nounced tip s w eek. T h e y are F ra n ­
(C o n tin u e d on page 6, colum n 7)
T h e u su a l r u le c o n c e rn in g r u b ­ ces F ie ld s o f H ills b o ro , A lp h a D e lta W illia m F. Johnson, fie ld e x e c u tiv e la n d and O ld M exico.
; co n test w h ic h is bro a d ca st w e e k ly stead o f b e h in d as has been th e
W r itte n as she sped along, a s h o rt
bish b e in g pla ce d on th e cu rb s P i; B a rb a ra M cB re e n . A lo h a . A lp h a i fro m th e c o u n c il h e a d q u a rte rs in
I o v e r s ta tio n K O A C .
case since 1930. T o co m p le te th e a p ­
p r io r to tlie days set. w ill be placed G a m m a D e lta ; and F ra n k Em m ons. ; P o rtla n d , is in charge o f th e t r a in ­ a cco u n t o f h e r e x p e rie n c e s u p to
In th is last contest, G e ra ld in e p o rtio n m e n t b y J u ly , ta x p a y m e n ts
P ro p o s a l to add a v o c a tio n a l a g ri- I j
in g .
M o n d a y m o rn in g was sent a ir m a il
in e ffe c t, it was decided.
B e a ve rto n , K a p p a S igm a.
c u ltu r a l co u rse to th e u n io n h ig h K e lln e r was presented w ith a g o ld w o u ld have to reach $6.50 p e r c a p i-
T ro o p r a tin g s u m m a ry fo r M a rc h to T h e A rg u s ,, w h ile th e re m a in d e r
schools was d e fin ite ly pla ce d on m e d a l f a r m a k in g th e h ig h e s t i n - , ta in o rd e r to b rin g p a y m e n ts to
released to d a y by scout h e a d q u a r­ o f h e r t r ip w ill a p p ea r n e x t w e e k
th e s h e lf at th e school m e e tin g h e ld d iv id u a l score fo r th e second h a lf date.
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H ills b o ro w ill re c e iv e $5.456.71,
T w o s ta te re c o rd s f o r W a s h in g ­ last W ednesday n ig h t. T he course o f th e c o m p e titio n . L o u is e H a rris o n ,
second iu th e c o u n c il fo r t h a t
i B y M a r jo r ie M eek)
to n c o u n ty G u e rn s e y s have been w o u ld have ca re d f a r a class o f also o f T ig a rd , p re v io u s ly h ad w o n w h ile F ore st G ro v e has been a p -
m o n th w ith a n average o f 89 per
p o rtio n e d $3.451.90.
"T h e re are 30 y o u n g w om en in e s ta b lis h e d b y ce w s o w n e d b y F a y a p p ro x im a te ly 45 and re q u ire d th e th e fir s t h a lf m edal.
cent. F o r th e fir s t tim e sin ce S e p ­ th e p a rty , a ll w in n e rs in ne w s­ A . H u lit and Sam H u lit and Sons o f h ir in g o f a te a ch e r q u a lifie d
to
te m b e r. H ills b o ro lost fir s t place. p a p er contests, w h o a r r iv e d in Los H ills b o r o T u a la tin L e n a 419464. 2 ' j - h a n d le such a class.
L o n g v ie w , w ith an average o f 96 A n g e le s S u n d a y e v e n in g in special y e a r-o ld . in class F H I o f th e A m e r ­
T h e course w as b e in g sponsored
p e r cent, was highest o f the s ix te e n cars fro m a ll p a rts o f th e P a c ific ican G u e rn s e y C a ttle c lu b , o w n e d b y
th e
fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t and
d is tr ic ts o f th e area co u n c il.
N o rth w e s t.
b y F ay H n lit t . set a re c o rd o f 6512.4 w o u ld h a ve been s u p p o rte d , in
A c tiv e o p p o s itio n ’ In a b ill n o w vaneed in lie u o f la xe s b y (lie g o v - i
W c a rc a cco m p a n ie d by c h a p e r­ p o u nd s o f m ilk a n d 390.8 p o unds o f p a rt, b y fe d e ra l fu n ds, th e lo ca l d is ­
A p r il 1. 103 Bov Scouts w o re ac­
b e fo re congress e ffe c tin g th e g o v ­ e m in e n t, and 25 p e rce n t io th e fe d - |
t iv e ly e n ro lle d in th e d is tric t. 1.5 ons. w iv e s o f n e w sp a p e r p u b lis h e rs fa t.
t r ic t m e e tin g th e re m a in d e r o f th e
e rn m e n t p a y m e n ts to co u n tie s fo r e rn l g o v e rn m e n t
fo r a d m in is lra - I Sea Scouts, and 24 Cubs, m a k in g a and re p re s e n ta tiv e s o í th<> press in
T he re sa o f M a p le L a n e 309066. 4 l j - cost. M em b e rs o f th e b o a rd w e re o f
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th e o p in io n 'h a t th e a d d itio n a l cost ,
( h e ir b o rd e rs, was o rg a n ize d at a
P ro te st C hange
d is tric t.
R e g is tra tio n o f a n e w j hostess and Don E ck, o u r tra v e l Sons, in class B H I. set a re c o rd o f to th e d is tric t fo r
th is size class. ! T he C h e h a le m s o il c o n s e rv a tio n I and 5 p. m. e x c e p t S a tu rd a y wheg
m e e tin g o f 17 o f th e
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sh o u ld n o t be confused w it h th e
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J u d g e D o n a ld T. T e m p le to n , w h o 10 p e rc e n t fo r a d m in is tr a tiv e p u r
1 m yself, I n e v e r have eaten
T h is e ro sio n c o n tro l w o r k is c a r­
r c tp iire d to have a fa rm p ro je c t in S o il c o n s e rv a tio n p e rta in s to e ro ­
a tte n d e d .
poses and th a t th e b a la n ce be ap
j d in in g ear n r trie d to sleep
th e o p e ra tio n o f w h ic h th e y re c e iv e sion c o n tro l and is b e in g c a rrie d r ie d o u t on a c o -o p e ra tiv e basis
T e m p le to n was nam ed c h a irm a n p lie d fir s t to pay th e co u n tie s tin
(C o n tin u ed on puu«* S. colum n 61
f u ll in s tru c tio n in fa rm in g m ethods.
o f (lie e x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e o f fiv e e q u iv a le n t o f th e ir
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T hus, it was p o in te d out. s tu d e n ts on e x c lu s iv e ly fa r th a t purpose.
m em b e rs a p p o in te d Io h a n d le m a i­ w h ic h a m o u n t to $.500.000 a n n u a lly , j
T h e g ro u p ju s t nam ed co m p rise s vice. F u r r o w terraces, dam s and
in th e c it y w o u ld v ir t u a lly
be
le rs p r e lim in a r y to th e h e a rin g s in w h ile th e balance, if a n y re m a in e d , i H ans Jacob H a lvo rso n . 91). F a rm ­
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, p a rt o f th e C h e h a le m v a lle y and g u llie s , grass s tr ip p in g and see d in g
b a rre d fro m th e course.
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Says Joe W e rre : " I had im m e ­
o f (). 8« C. tim b e r on a su sta in ed a tto rn e y fo r th e c o u n ty c o u rts as­ b u r ia l at F a rm in g to n .
sion in m uch o f th e area c o v e re d
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b y th is p ro je ct.
lie was b o rn D ecem ber 28. 1840. in d ic a te d th is w eek in a le tte r re ­
in g . it sure p a ys."
p ly p e rp e tu a l, and Ih e c o u rts a l­ a .social ion to a p p ea r in W a sh in g to n
Iv a n D c A rm o n d . m an a g e r o f th is
S aid W e n d e ll D a v is o f H ills ­
rea d y had a p p ro v e d Ib is p rin c ip le . at ih e c o m m itte e b e a rin g s and p re ­ in N o rw a y and im m ig ra te d in 1872 c e iv e d by Ed I,. M oore, m anager
p ro je c t, an n ou n ce d last w e e k th a t
b o ro : Som eone b o u g h t th e horse
T o Ib is Ih e c o m m itte e fo u n d o n ly sent th e p o s itio n o f Hie la n d g ra n t to N e w Z ealand, w h e re he spent o f th e fa ir, fro m San A n to n io . Texas.
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the a rtic le s o f a s so cia tio n a rc n o w
T h i' le tte r is fro m a s p i'e ia lis t in
14 years, c o in in g to O regon fro m
tlie same day llie ad ia in e o u t in
one o b je c tio n . T e m p le to n said, th a t co u n ties, T e m p le to n e x p la in e d .
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fe rs th e same d a y ."
W a s h in g to n C o u n t y G u V r n s c y i whose p ro p e rty is
ton. H is w ife , d ie d in 1906 He was a dd th e fa irg ro u n d re s t room s to
Ih e s e c re ta ry o f th e in te r io r Io sell
Costs in c id e n t to th e iire s e n ta tio n
b re e d e rs w i l l m eet at th e H ills b o ro b o u n d a ry o f th e c o n s e rv a tio n p ro ­ a p p lic a tio n fa r tw o such Jobs in th e
B. A. Bean reported: " I sold a ll
th e m a x im u m a m o u n t o f -tim b e r o f th e a s so cia tio n ’s sta n d w ill be one o f th e fir s t m em bers to e sta b ­ Ins se v e ra l c o n tra c ts . T h e specialist,
tlie pigs soon a fte r th e p a p e r came
c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce roo m s M o n ­ je c t. These a rtic le s o f a ssociation U S. fo re s t service, i t was a n n o u n c ­
p o ssib le tin d e r Hie su sta in ed y ie ld I p a id b y assessment u p o n th e c o tin - lis h th e N o rw e g ia n L u th e ra n c h u rc h H o w a rd A. Snow , p o in ts o u t th a t he
fu rn is h e s a ll necessary a rtic le s
day n ig h t at it. says Jo h n M u llo y , a rc no w in th e p ro je c t o ffic e in ed th is w e e k th ro u g h th e U. S. c iv il
o u t a nd c o u ld h ave sold m a n y
In h is se ttle m e n t.
so lo n g as th e re was a m a rk e t.
s e rv ic e
c o m m issio n .
A p p lic a tio n s
, ties In te re ste d . T h ro u g h th e e ffo rts
N e w b e rg .
m o re ."
S n o w e x p la in s th a t th e re is no
c o u n ty p re s id e n t.
C h ie f o b je c tio n was Io Ih e d is t r i­ o f Ihe c o u n ty c o u rts o f th e la u d
S u r v iv in g a re tw o sons. Jo h n
s h o u ld be addressed to t h * m anager,
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te s tim o n ia ls l i k e
F a rm e rs w h o w is h to have e ro ­ E le v e n th U S. C iv il S e rv ic e D is tric t,
1’ . M. B ra n d e . head o f th e a n im a l
b u tio n fe a tu re w h ie h a llo ts 50 p e r ­ g ra n t co u n tie s d u rin g th e last II nnd H a ro ld , b o th o f F a rm in g to n ch a rg e to th e fa ir a ssociation as the
these assure (lie p u b lis h e rs o f the
in d u s try section o f th e state college, sion c o n tro l w o r k d o n e on th e ir fe d e ra l b u ild in g . S e a ttle . Wash. F u ll
ce n t o f I be proceeds Io I be cou n ties, years, m o re th a n $15.000,000 lias a nd th ro e g ra n d c h ild re n and th re e a tte n d a n ts w o r k on tip s, " b u t w o rk
in a n ic e w a y so as to o ffe n d no
A rg u s th a t c la s s ifie d a d v e rtis in g
w ill be p resent to discuss d a iry m a t­ fa rm s m a y c a ll at th a t o ffic e and in fo rm a tio n can be o b ta in e d at th e
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g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n .
one.”
is so w n in a f e r t ile fie ld .
te rs w it h th e G u e rn s e y breeders.
s ig n u p a n y d a y b e tw e e n 8 a. ni. lo c a l p o s to ffic e .
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Asked to A tten d
City Property
Chamber o f Commerce Hears
Changes H ands
N ew City Endorsement Plan
Dealer Reports
S p e c ia l O ffe r
Local Firemen
Prepare Plans
for Celebration
M a d e to R e a d e r s
Pacific U Gives
Aid Local Scouts
in Swim Program
Catholic Order
Soon to Observe
A nniversary
Rank Business
Shows Grow th
Grand Jurors
End Labors;
Two Indicted
School Funds
Near Normal
Cleanup Week
Set April 24
Contest Winner
On W ay South
Tells of Trip
Tigard School Wins
Shorthand Honors
Farm Course
Rejected H ere
County Guernseys
Set State Record
Land Grant Counties Prebare
Defense Against Proposed Bill
Chehalem Mountain Groub
Seeks Control Soil Erosion
Rites Friday for
Farmington Man
R e su lts P le a s e
P a tr o n s o f A rg u s
Texas Man Offers
New Service Here
Guernsey Breeders
Plan Meet Monday
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