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K r o e g e r C a p ta in B a tte r y H ills b o r o to H illsboro, O regon, T h ursday, Ju n e 24, 1937 S e le c t U n it by M onday G iv e n E le c te d E W hen R e c o g n itio n I e d e r a l G o v e rn m e n t Iq d il vo te M t H l t l . l V p . l l - ' bool d is tric t I H ills b o ro , 1,, 1, ,1 ( ’.ii 1 Ru « II a nd M i ■ F lu n k I ’ t Id 's t u lit« - • ' f l i t i u l b o t t l ’d Rn «11 w as m «•h-cicd I«» in s «•coiici' le n ii. T li,- Vute was R u .a *ll. HH M is i WI. I ’ A A iiíb iM íii, *'i>5, and P elei M is S W M .'lliu ib ii. .‘»J M ond .«> p a tn a is o f tin- ll i l l s l x i i o u n io n h ig h •< b o o l d in tric t w ill b o ld * '.m e b y E r h r a r n r l Ktu«1i*> tin i a n n u a l m e e tin g in th<* u n io n h ig h •cb o o l b e g in n in g at 2 p i n . ; P o ll, d o s e nt 7 W llliu m Knsebetle in th e o n ly n o m in e e fo r d ire e ^ o r to f i l l th e \ a< .mt \ le ft by th e re tire m e n t o f ’I* I* (¡«><«<hn A w r ite - in «’«»lit« »1 i not exp e cte d H oard O rganireN Im m e d ia te ly a fte r the be« n c o u n te d M on d a y ne w b o a rd met and orgu < h c tm g It It H i te r chat I. ( ' L o m a x c le rk Otic : tru c to i S a m uel Engle, te a che r fo r •e ve n >«-»u .it C a n b y. was added to th e .tu ff IL w o rk w ill be w ith the < ig h tb grade gi a d u atc o f M o n m o u th Eng : ti sel »1 and he \\ ill co m p le te »ugh w o rk w ith tlu t ’ n i \ er it y o f egoil d u rin g th e ci m m g ye a r to d i grec His Ills niie-ti i it M o la lla boni C< un ill««- fo r the h o a rd u n h id « ’ Itu . ell (I A J ll.n ti a m p f h u ild - P etcrs and m gs and g Kinds, M i J a k e W ed Easter »tnd teacher W e il fin a n ces W illiam C C h i i.- ten-o n «top» was ( I n k < «K rs I l <-|)«»il elected p le n le n t o f th e Comm« i - A n n u a l re p o rt o f tli c le rk , g ive n e ia l N a tio n a l hank to f i l l th e v a at the m e e tin g , d is d o s »1 th e d is tric t cancy « ic . ih d by tin* d« < ilh o f E d ii e x c e lle n t fin a n c ia l c o n d itio n w ith w a rd S c h u ln ie tie h M P C ad* a balance o f $1092 77 on h and w ith fllre e to i was «-,«•• ted v i c e p r e . r- a ll h ill paid R ecnpt.s fo r th e ye a r to va ca n cy di dent II«' f i l l • w e re $.'Wi,HI7 l'».i and d i bu rsm cN b th e d e a th o f E 1 K u ra t li $37 7 rlBt> G e n e ra l c o n tro l in c lu d ing the s u p e rin te n d e n t s sa la ry o f s 7.», p rin c ip a l. $27tiO. te a ch in g and s tip p llc . $20.297 93. o p e ra tio n o f p la n t, $5177.03. m a in te n a n c e and re- I an <1970 19. tia n put ta lio n . hooks. • ip p h e and c a fe te ria , $329«'37. fix « .I th.ng«- and c a p ita l o u tla y . $174119. and in te re s t on loans <101 40. Ju d g e R F ra n k P eters o f H ills - h o ro pre ided at th e M aso n ic g ra n d lodge ce re m o n ie s i n c o n n e c tio n w ith th e la y in g o f the c o rn e rs to n e o f the n e w state c a p ito l b u ild in g a t Salem T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n . T h is a a one o f th e last o ffic ia l acts o f Ju d g e Pi te r whose successor as g ra n d m a»ter was elected a t the g ra n d lo d g e session in P o rtla n d F rid a y . T he e o rn c i to n e -la y in g a ttra c te d on« o f th e largest g a th e rin g s o f n otables e v e r assem bled in O re g o n ’s c a p ita l c it y in m a n y years A m o n g th e e stim a te d 10.000 people w h o w itnessed th e c e re m o n y w e re h ig h state o ffic ia ls , d ig n ita rie s o f th«* c h u rc h and h ig h r a n k in g o f f i ce r . o f th e M asonic g ra n d lodge. T he h is to ric a l s ig n ific a n c e o f th e occasion was a b ly p o in te d o u t b y G o v e rn o r M a rtin , w h o said th e c a p ito l s h o u ld lx- a s y m b o l o f a fre e and in d e p e n d e n t people. A t g ra n d lodge Ju d g e Peters was i resented w it h tw o gavels, o ne by Sant ¡am lodge, and th e second, presented by th e M y: tic Circle of S e rvice The second wa m ade o f w o o d ta k e n fro m th e o ld c a p ito l. a m i th e head o f i t was o f w o o d ta ke n fro m th e house c h a m b e r, w h e re J u d g e Peters one« .sat as a re p re s e n ta tiv e fro m W a s h in g to n co u n ty . It bears a p la t s h o w in g p ic tu re s o f tiie o ld statehouse and an a rc h ite c t s d ra w in g o f the new' one and in b e tw e en th e M aso n ic e m b le m a nd a s u ita b le in s c rip tio n . T h e ju d g e ’ in itia ls are in la id fiv e - e ig h ts o f an m eh th ic k T h e re a re H ills b o r o A rg u s E staohshed 189» T w o Sections, F o u rte e n Pager Rainfall Aids Joint V\eteran Committee Christensen Earm Crops; Plans Program on Monday Named Head Injures Fruit S tr a w b e r r ie s , C h e r rie s E x e r c is e s H it by P ro lo n g e d W e t P e r io d ; 2 .7 9 In c h e s P r e c ip ita tio n R e c o rd e d in W e e k m A iim t , ,,- m m 8 ,.h ,.,i,,in .i Exercises in Auditorium Scheduled for 10:30 A. M. with Alusic and Speaking; "Goddess of Liberty" Will be Named at Dance Sat urday Night; Crowd Expected Local Bank B o a rd C o m m e rc ia l ceased i n itppy Days, H illsboro's a n n u al celebration, .spon sored by th e H illsboro fire d e p a rtm e n t, will clim ax Mon- i;ty, Ju ly 5, in a series of in terestin g events w hich open with a p a ra d e a t 9 a. m. th rough dow ntow n stre e ts to Shute p ark , celeb ratio n center. \\ ilb u r Dillon is m an ag er of the c eleb ratio n . F e a tu re of th e m orning, will be the patriotic program , jointly sponsored by th e Legion and V. F. W „ in Shute N a tio n a l S elects Successors fo r D e O ffic e r s ; C ady V ic e -P re s id e n t E n d in g an in te n s iv e r e c r u itin g Han. w Inch began fa llin g a w eek d riv e co n d u cte d fo r th e last th re e W C C h risten se n , v ic e -p re s id e n t ago on W a sh in g ton c o u n ty fie ld s w« ek B a tte ry E 218th F n-ld A r w ith th e C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l b a n k w h ic h w e re b e g in n in g to feel th e tille ry. N a tio n a l G u a rd , r c c c iv rd o f H ills b o ro since 1925. was e le c t p in c h o f d ro u th , b ro u g h t m o re th a n n a tio n a l re c o g n itio n at ce rem onies ed p re s id e n t o f th a t in s titu tio n a t 2 78 inches o f m o is tu re by Wedn< s- in th e a rm o ry , Shut«* P a rk. M on d a y a m e e tin g o f th e d ire c to rs T ue sd a y d a y n ig h t. n ig h t F ifty m en in c lu d in g 17 fo r m n ig h t. M P C ady. H ills b o ro , a u to Sku • w h ic h g ave p ro m is e o f e r m em b e rs o f h e a d q u a rte r-, c o m m o b ile d e a le r and d ir e c to r o f th e c le a rin g th e f ir s t o f th e w eek, s t ill pany w ere m u s te re d in to th e new’ ♦ ■> auditcrium w hich b e g i n s bank since 1927, was elected v ic e - fo re to ld m ore r a i n W ednesday b a tte ry p ro m p tly at 10.15 a. in. w ith a fla g p re s id e n t. n ig h t. A d d itio n a l r a in f a ll “ r a c in g c e re m o n y by Sea S couts o f F irs t L ie u te n a n t A r t h u r F K ro e g C h risten se n , w h o has been v ic e - .d M ’ ‘ 2« n ig h t and W ednesday added S h ip R a in b o w H ills b o ro . The er, co m m a n d e r o f H e a d q u a rte rs p re » iu e n t f o r s ix years, cam e to th e in e h e to th e to ta l. C o n s id e ra b le •to u ts w ill c o n d u ct fla g ra is in g bank as ca s h ie r in 1925 fro m th e co m p a n y and rn o m b ci since its o r w in d acco m p a n ie d t h e Tuesday and lo w e r in g ce re m o n ie s e a c h g a n iz a tio n in ye a rs ago. was elected state b a n k in g d e p a rtm e n t. P re v io u s n ig h t show ers. m o rn in g and e v e n in g d u rin g the to h is e m p lo y m e n t w ith th e state ca p ta in o f th e new b a tte ry Second Dam age and gains, e s tim a te d by ; c e le b ra tio n . L ie u te n a n t N e il S ta n g e l wa. tra n s he becam e m anager o f S h e rw o o d w k Cyrus, county agent, w e re fe rre d T h e s to ry o f a boy m e m b e r o f the Begins Promptly b a n k in 1922 fo r a y * a r and a h a lf. a b o ut e v e n ly d iv id e d w it h th e g a in s In s p e c tin g o ffic e r wa (*ol J« se Ih -o m p tly at 10:30 in th e a u d ito r i- pe rh a p s o v e rb a la n c in g th e damage. N e w sp a p e rm e n 's g u ild , ta n g le d in ' um, th e co lo rs w ill be presented Jo in e d in M e rg e r B H u n t re g u la r a rm y in s tru c to r a t th e S e a ttle s tr ik e o f last a u tu m n , as C a d y was a d ire c to r in th e H ills Pastures and la te hay crop s a lo n g to ld in th e A rg o s , w o n L eon S. D a and Rev. H e n ry Y o u n g w ill g iv e tached to th e 218th F ie ld A r t ille r y w it h the s p rin g g ra in s a nd w h e a t vis. c ity e d ito r th e S ig m a D e lta C h i , the in v o c a tio n re g im e n t A tte n d in g tlu - ce re m o n y a fte r w h ic h t h e b o ro C o m m e rc ia l b a n k b e fo re th e m e rg e r o f th a t b a n k in 1927 w it h c ro p re c e iv e d a d is tin c t b e n e fit, g o ld k e y f o r th e o u ts ta n d in g new s . band w ill p la y "A m e ric a ." w< re a n u m b e r o f re g im e n ta l o f w h ile th e s tra w b e rry c ro p s u ffe re d s to ry o f th e y e a r in O regon. fice i fio rn P o rtla n d in e l id in g L t. W. V e rn e M c K in n e y is to read th e H ills b o r o N a tio n a l to fo rm the pre se n t C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l bank. acu te dam age by ro t as th e c lo u d y , C ol W illia m D Jack-.on. c o m m a n d A n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e a w a rd was th e D e c la ra tio n o f In d ep e n d e n ce He has been in business h e re sinco d a m p w e a th e r c o n tin u e d . e r o f th e re g im e n t and M a y o r J. H G a rre tt, re p re m ade at th e a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n o f «< » n ttn u e tt on p a g r *>. r»»lumn (> J a n u a ry 17. J917. c o m in g to H ills C h e rry O rc h a rd s s u ffe r S ta ff in A ttr u d a in r th e O regon N e w s p a p e r P u b lis h e rs ' s e n tin g th e c ity , a n d J u d g e D o n a ld boro from Beaverton. B« .»ides C ol Ja ckso n and C ol C h r r r y o rc h a rd s s u ffe r h e a v y loss a ssociation h e ld T h u rs d a y . F rid a y T T e m p le to n , th e c o u n ty , w ill speak C h ris te n s e n and C a d y w e re e le c t in w elcom e. H u n t, th e o ffic ia l p a rty inelud« es bv r ia c k in g . and th e fir s t r u t t in g and S a tu rd a y in L a G ra n d e . M a jo r D u fu r. c o m m a n d e r o f th r T h e addresses o f w e lco m e w ill ed fo llo w in g th e re c e n t deaths o f o f a lfa lfa n e a rly a ll was lost „ h e n A F B a k e r o f th e E u gene R egis ond b a tta lio n ; M a jo r W a rd, coni h a y cocks w e re soaked fro m to n to te r-G u a rd was e le cte d p re s id e n t a t be fo llo w e d by a p ro m in e n t s p e a k Ed S c h u lm e ric h , p re s id e n t, a nd E. I. Kuratli. vice-president. m a n d e r th e fu t b a tta lio n , ( ’apt bottom th e a ssociation and L a rs E. B la d in e er. w h o w ill ta lk fo r 30 m in u te s. J e r r y C o ch ra n , re g im e n ta l a d ju ta n t. t h c "S ta r C o n s id e rin g th e fu tu re p o lic ie s o f G ra in fie ld s, on th e o th e r hand, o f th e M c M in n v ille T e le p h o n e R eg T he b and w ill p la y C a p ta in M o berg« r. h e a d q u a rte rs S pangled B a n n e r. ' a nd Rev. F a th e r th e ba n k, th e d ire c to rs Lssued th e w e re soaked to th e b o tto m o f th e is te r is th e ne w v ic e -p re s id e n t. b a tte ry . U F a r g o i«-gum -ni.d h e a d J T C o s te llo w ill g iv e th e b ene fo llo w in g s ta te m e n t a fte r the in c c t- fu rro w s , fu rn is h in g s u ffic ie n t m o is T h e p riz e w in n in g s to ry , p u b d ic tio n and th e e >lor bearers q u a rte r and a d e ta il fro m h e a d wifj 1 in8 and election: tu re to in s u re a b u m p e r h a rve st. lis h e d O c to b e r 1. 1936 fo llo w s : q u a rte rs to a i t w ith th e records. r e tir e th e flags, A . J. F o e lk e r p S ta rk in T ru s t C lo v e r, now n e a rly re a d y f o r th e t B y L e o n S. Davis, c h a irm a n o f the p ro g ra m c o m m it- E lim in a tio n o f an e s tim a te d $19.- m o w e r, p ro b a b ly w ill p ro d u c e a A t the d o se o f the r o ll c a ll and in " A ll o f th e Ed S c h u lm e ric h sto ck He seemed a lonesom e l i t t le f ig tee. spection. C ol Ja ckso n addressed th e 307 ‘ . h o it.ig i- hi c«»unty r e lie f fu n d s good second g ro w th w it h m o re lik e was placed in tr u s t w ith E. L . u re in tils long, b aggy trousers, b a tte ry ’ Y ou n u n are a y m g fa re - fo r a ll purposes was p re s e n te d to lih o o d o f a hay c ro p th a n seed. H a p p y D a ys" opens w ith th e Jo h n son and W. C. C h ris te n s e n , as w h ite s h irt and h e lte r- s k e lte r neck w< II to n ig h t to y o u r g u id o n he said, th e c o u n ty r e lie f c o m m itte e fo r so- b a l l F rid a y trustees, in k e e p in g w it h S c h u l- L a te b e rrie s are re p o rte d re s p o n d tie . as th e steel d o o r o f th e ja il c o lo rfu l "G oddess" (( o n t in u r d on p a r r C, r o l t i m n 1 i the m e e tin g T h u rs d a y "a n d on«* n f w h ic h y o u ju s t ly can be In tin ti at m< ric h 's d esire th a t th e C o m m e r- in g to th e m o is tu re w it h good p ro s- closed w ith a c o ld cla n g , le a v in g p ro u d H ow a re r iv in g yo u n ig h t hy J u d g e D o n a ld T T e m p le c ia l N a tio n a l h a n k re ta in its id e n d u c .» an excellent crop h im alo n e in th e b ig e m p ty , b a r a n o th e r w h ic h can m ean ju s t as ton t it y as an in d e p e n d e n t lo ca l in s t i In some in ; tances. la te s tra w b e rrie s m uch to yo u T e m p le to n t«d«l th e eonvnitt<*e. in w e re re p o rte d as b e in g im p ro v e d re d room . tu tio n . p re s e n tin g a d e ta ile d re p o rt, th a t A m o m e n t b e fo re be had been "Y«>ur o u tfit has m ide a good re c - by Ih c ram s. " I t is th e in te n tio n o f th e m a n b o asting o f th is a nd th a t, in his or«l. I know . h<*eaus<- I have « heeked a ll e s tim a te s m ade in p re p a ra tio n o f M o is tu re P enetrates agem ent to c o n tin u e th e p o licie s h a p ha za rd m a n n e r, t r y in g to be a it c a re fu lly . It has h< i < n one o f th e th e c o u n ty b u d g e t last y e a r had o f M r S c h u lm e ric h . s p e c ia liz in g in Some la te p lo w in g w ill be u n d e r m an in y e a rs a nd : ta tu re . w h e n best m O regon. 1 hop« th a t y o u keep been p ro v e d in s u ffic ie n t in a c tu a l and m a k in g lo ca l Ioans to business p ra c tic e and th a t th e r e lie f lo a d ta k e n n o w th a t eno ug h ra m has som ehow vo n seemed to. fe e l th a t th a t re c o rd ." men a nd fa rm e rs o f H ills b o ro and fa lle n to oak th e g ro u n d fu r r o w - b e d lo o k m ig h ty good s w in g in g a so« m ed to be g ro w in g at an a la rm F o rm e d 10 Y’ears Ag«» W a sh in g to n c o u n ty .” in g ra te deep. and late potatoes w i l l be g iv b a ll bat nn th e back lo t. and lis te n 'Phe co m p a n y o r ig in a lly w as fo rin - "T h e b a n k n o w has resources o f en an e x c e lle n t s ta rt in g f o r M a to c a ll h im h o m e to E x p la in s E m e rg e n c y F u n d <d w ith 25 m en a nd tw o o ffic e rs hut F in a l s e ttle m e n t betw,een th e fe d m ore th a n $1.800000. and th e same In the woods, th e f ir e h a z a rd o f supper. Th« sin i o f sin.iNNi w b u d g e te d w .i «ut io 1. r r u ii by th e economy K e m A K ib b c c o n s e rv a tiv e p o lic ie s w ill be m a in "In tr o u b le '’ N aw ' T r a in in g e ra l g o v e rn m e r, act o f 1933 D u rin g th e ten ye a rs it fo r e m e rg e n c y purposes. T e m p le earl;.' s u m m e r has been g re a tly r e bank school? O k c h l W h a t does it m a t c o n tra c to rs , and th e c ity o f H ills ta in e d th a t b ro u g h t th e re ce ive d th e " v e ry s a tis fa c to ry ” r a t to n p o in te d o u t F ro m th is sum m ust duced and re ta rd e d . Roads, w h e re te r." b o ro f o r th e ne w s e w e r lin e s, was th ro u g h th e n a tio n a l b a n k h o lid a y loose g ra v e l c o u ld ag a in be bla d e d in g fo u r tun«- w ith a ll o th e r ra tin g s he d ra w n a ll expenses not a n tie i in the s tro n g e s t c o n d itio n in its A n d th e n ag a in y o u b ad th a t in s ig h t th is w e e k w ith th e a r r iv a l to th e c e n te r w ill b e n e fit, a c c o rd in g p a le d w hen th e bu d ge t was d ra w n g iv e n as s a tis fa c to ry . in P o rtla n d o f a g o v e rn m e n t check h is to ry ." Zcelm g o f s o m e th in g t e r r ib ly w ro n g to .1 W B a rn e y , c o u n ty h ig h w a y and ta k e care o f a ll s itu a tio n s w h e re Besides C a p ta in K ro e g e r. L ie u < ‘ « h i - id« ra b lc l i t crest i. be in g d is h e re T a lk and m o re ta lk a n d s t ill fo r $16.866 placed on d e p o s it in th e a d e p a rtm e n t, fo r some reason, m ust e n g in e e r. play« <1 hy 1-11 c lu b n o -m l « i • in the te n a n t Stang« l a nd R ay D illo n w e re o v e r ru n its b udget. T e m p e ra tu re s d u rin g th e w e t p e r th e s to ry docs n o t com e: lik e b a t F e d e ra l Reserve ba n k. «•ounty fa ir scheduled fo r Scptemb«*r in, r n h e i > «>( th e o rig in a l co m p a n y T h e cheek re p re se n ts th e fin a l "W e ca n n ot d e p le te th e e n tire iod h a ve ranged fro m 4!, to 57 as a te rin g on a steel d o o r th a t's lo c k 2 3 and 4. re p o rts L E F ra n cis, a - and S ta n g e l has se rve d th ro u g h th e < merge ncy fu n d fo r r e lie f purp«»ses." m in im u m , and fro n t 78 to 62 fo r ed and u n y ie ld in g , h o ld in g som e g ra n t p a y m e n t th ro u g h P W A . h e ld « i i tir e ten years. a sla n t c o u n ty agent up w h ile th e g o v e rn m e n t cheeked R a in fa ll and dates r e th in g b e h in d it th a t yo u w a n te d to A t th e c o m p le tio n o f th e in sp e c T e m p le to n declaim'd. "W e a lre a d y m a x im u m Present in d ic a tio n are th a t th e re tio n M u n d a y n ig h t, o rd e rs w e re im have d ra w n on th is fu n d f o r $1100 co rd e d by A W. M oore, o b s e rv e r see and c o u ld n 't, a n d d is a p p o in te d f in a l fig u re s c o v e rin g expenses, and S e e k in g hoys fo r m e m b e rs h ip in iro r.e d o u t s e v e ra l q u e s tio n s c o n w ill be an increase in se ve ra l d iv i fo r r e lie f a nd u n d e r no c irc u m s ta n c here fo r th e b io lo g ic a l s u rv e y f o l because o f th e fa ilu r e th e ' Beavei S ta te ” L e g io n hoya* sions o f th e L H d e p a rtm e n t. L a rg - m e d ia te ly d isp a tch e d to S a le m fo r Y o u even ta lk e d to h im o f th e c e rn in g c o m p le tio n . T h e c it y asked a m o u n t lo w J u n e 9. .25; J u n e 10. .21; J u n e u m n ie r «am p w h ic h opin.s J u ly « r n u m b e rs o f d a iry e x h ib its a rc <-\- e q u ip m e n t w h ic h is e xp e cte d w it h es c o u ld a n y a d d itio n a l H ills b o ro ta x le v y is one o f th e th a t was his fo r $18.420. g re a te r th a n $2.000 be d ra w n fro m 12. 30. J u n e 13. .06; J u n e 14. tra c e ; b e a u tifu l c o u n tr y I I fo r a w eek, L a w re n c e D e v lin , tx*cted a m i a p a r tic u la r ly la rg e in in 39 days and in clu d e s 155 n u lh - Because th e c ity p a id its o w n e n lo w e s t in th e s ta te fo r c itie s classed th is fu n d at th is tim e , because such Ju n e 15. .16: J u n e 16. 23; J u n e 17. .03; h o m e ; T h e B la c k H ills o f S o u th ca m p d ire c to r. conf«,iT«*<i w ith Ja ke crease in tlu* n u m b e r o f hog e x h ib its 111« te r h o w itze rs, tru c k s a nd o th e r at 2.000 p o p u la tio n o r above, ac w ith d ra w a l w o u ld d e p riv e th e c o u n Ju n e 18. .32; J u n e 20. .28; J u n e 21, D a ko ta , w h e re th e b lu e peaks rise g in e e r on a re g u la r s a la ry , an a p p li W e il, co m m a n d e r l(ills h « *ro post. i a n tic ip a te d th is y e a r C o rn c lu b a r t ille r y m a te ria l. one above a n o th e r in ru g g e d g ra n d c a tio n fo r g ra n t c o v e rin g h a lf o f th is c o rd in g to a re c e n t s u rv e y m ade bv ty o f a n y re se rve fu n d fro m w h ic h .51; J u n e 22. trace. A m e ric a n L e g io n . a nd P L P a t m em b e rs ar«* show ing added in te re s t I w o W eeks in F ie ld e u r and th e tr o u t leap to y o u r f ly sa la ry, was den ie d as was an a p p li th e L e ague o f O reg o n C itie s , w it h an e m e rg e n cy m ig h t be m et. and In A u g u s t th e b a tte ry w ill go to p la ce th e c o u n ty c o u rt in a p re te rso n , c h a irm a n o f th e hoys’ cam p in p re p a rin g c o rn e x h ib its c a tio n fo r fu n d s c o v e rin g e x p e ri o n ly th re e places w h e re th e l e w is in th e cold, c le a r stream s. ( '.im p M u rra y near Ta«*oma fo r tw o ca rio u s p o s itio n . c o m m itte e o f th e post. M onday, P re m iu m s Same S u re h e 'd fis h e d th e re b u t w h a t m e n ta l w o r k co n d u cte d p re v io u s to less. T hese a re St. Helens, P e n d le to n and H o o d R iv e r. w eeks o f fie ld tra in in g , th e m em b e rs T h ro u g h a fu n d raised by L e g io n (lie H —. H o w c o u ld a c o u n try be th e s e w e r c o n tra c t. " I f . d u riiiR th e last m o n th s o f the P re m iu m s in tin- 4-H d iv is io n w ill H o w e v e r, th e v a lu a tio n s in tw o m em bers. T o n i G re g g J r son o f I he th e same as last v«*ar w ith a o f th e b a tte ry be in g d is trib u te d ye a r, it appears th a t a b a la n ce w ill b e a u tifu l w h e n it had g iv e n vo u so Expense K u lr d O ut ( C o n tin u e d on page 1, r o lu m n .'»I Turn G re g g o f L e ,.y v ill< * w ill be T h e g o v e rn m e n t, th ro u g h P W A . o f these o th e r c itie s is h ig h e r b y m u c h trou b le '.' a nd th e re th e d o o r re m a in in th is fu n d , it m ig h t th e n lig h t change in tin* c la s s ific a tio n ru le d th a t these ite m s w e re e x se ve ra l h u n d re d th o usa n d d o lla rs . r u t to the camp. T om wa: selected fo r hog e x h ib its S in g le fa t hogs w ill closed ag a in in y o u r face. tie used fo r r e lie f purposes, b u t at th ro u g h his w«»ik in th e eivie s th is y e a r be e x h ib ite d hy breeds F o r a m in u te it had seemed th a t pense to be c a rrie d by th e c ity and th a n here, w h ile St. H elens is a fe w tin s tim e w e can assume th a t an a d «•I,is., at H ilh i. a nd by tlu* fa c u lty , w ith he m ust ta lk . H e k n e w a ll o f these th e re fo re n o t e lig ib le t o g o v e rn th o usa n d d o lla rs less. S e v e ra l o f th e d itio n a l $2.000 rep re se n ts th e h u n t c la s s ific a tio n s fo r C h e ste r D e sp ite some d e c lin e in th e g e n places. He k n e w th e p le a s u re o f the m e n t g ra n ts. G eorge M cG ee, c ity c itie s w ith g re a te r ta x levies, and ha <h«- •« rh o ia i- h ip He is a s e n io r W hit<’s. D uroe J e r s e y s and P oland o f th is resource. e ra l fa rm p ric e le v e l d u rin g th e c le a r w a rm w a te rs o f th e h o t sp rin g s m an a g e r, e x p la in e d th is w eek. n e a rly th e same p o p u la tio n , collect, T h e cam p w ill ca re fo r I (HI b q y s . China.- 'Phis change has been m ade G iv e n to C o m m itte e past fe w w eeks, w ith o u t a c o rre s B e fo re th e fu n d s d e p osite d i n less in ta x m oney. H ills b o ro w ill D e v l i n s a i d . t o bo selected hv tlu* to acco m m o d a te th e la rg e increase in " W ith th e tra n s fe r o f $2000 fro m p o n d in g decrease in fa rm costs, th e a nd h o w it f e lt w h e n you d iv e d and c o lle c t $29.103 fo r 1937 taxes. \ u urn L e g io n posts «»f in«* .state I th e n u m b e r o f hog e x h ib its th e e m e rg e n cy fu n d , o u r e s tim a te d s ta tis tic a l p o s itio n o f a g ric u ltu r e as th e w a te r closed o v e r y o u r head and P o rtla n d can be released to pay th e C o m p a ris o n o f Ih e assessment r a c o n tra c to r, c ity fu n d s a m o u n tin g to ( ( o n lin u e d on p a s e 7. tn lu n tn 3) T h e hoys w ill e le c t a f u ll set o f sh o rta g e s h rin k s to $14,307 68. T he in d ic a te d b y th e in d e xe s is m uch D a iry leaders have placed th e A ll o ffic e rs o f H ills b o ro post. $1533 m ust be d e posited in th is fu n d tio s discloses th a t H ills b o r o v a lu sta le , c o u n ty and m u n ic ip a l o f f i- W a sh in g to n c o u n ty fa ir ahead o f c o u n ty c o u rt m ake s no f u r t h e r re c b e tte r th a n a y e a r ago. T h a t is th e also. M e a n w h ile q u e s tio n o f legal a tio n s a re 52 p e r c e n t o f th e ac cei •. and th ro u g h th is m e th o d le a rn o th e r a ffa irs in th e c o u n try b y being A m e ric a n L e g io n, w e re re-e le cte d o m m e n d a tio n at th is tim e on th e s itu a tio n , a c c o rd in g to th e J u n e p ro c e d u re is in th e hands o f P a u l tu a l v a lu e w h ile o th e r c itie s in th e tlu* In n e r w o rk in g s u f p o litic a l the fu s t to re q u ire th a t a n im a ls e x at th e a n n u a l post m e e tin g T uesday w a ys and m eans o f m e e tin g th is fa rm o u tlo o k re p o rt o f th e OSC lis t o f c o m p a riso n s v a ry fro m 45 n ig h t, w it h th e e x c e p tio n o f a d - P a tte rs o n , c ity a tto rn e y . (C o n tin u e d nn pa se 7. c o lu m n 31 g o v e rn m e n t. h ib ite d com e fro m a c c re d ite d herds ju u ta n t. A J Foelk«'i b e in g elected a g ric u ltu r a l e x te n s io n service, C ity fu n d s to c o m p le te th e tra n s p e r c e n t to as h ig h as 72 p e r ce n t H a lf tlu* day at tlu* ca m p w ill 'Phis a g re e m e nt w as ado pte d to p ro w h ic h g ive s th e p u rc h a s in g p o w e r a c tio n p ro b a b ly w ill be ta ke n fro m o f th e a c tu a l va lu e . Assessed v a lu a to re p la ce L eon S. D avis. be d e v o te d to th e a ffa irs o f "B o y s ’ tect c lu b m em b e rs w h o e x h ib ite d o f fa rm p ro d u c ts in th e c o u n try as th e a ccru e d se w e r re n ta l f u n d. tio n o f H ills b o r o on a 50 p e r ce n t O ffic e rs a rc Ja ke W e il, c o m m a n and In Ip m ake tin* c o u n ty fa ir suc S ta te and the re m a in in g tim e to a w h o le in M ay. 1937. at 96 p e r cent w o u ld be $1.646.698. w h ic h n o w exceeds $4000. M cG ee v a lu a tio n d e r. A r t h u r K ro e g e r. 1st v ic e -c o m v a rio u s a c tiv itie s in a th le tic s , m o u n cessful. s ta b - F ra n cis o f th e p re w a r a v e ra g e — one p o in t w hereas th e p resent v a lu a tio n is S h a rp gains in ta x p a y m e n ts fo r said. m a n d e r F re d E n g c ld in g c r. 2nd v ic c - ta in Ink« a n d o th e r e ve n ts V a ri- less th a n a m o n th p re v io u s , b u t 11 $1.711.942. In a d d itio n to tlu* a b o v e -m e n tio n th e fir s t h a lf o f 1937 o v e r th e same In te re s t Now l»ue «•11. -la b * offic«-is. in c lu d in g G ov- ed e x h ib its th e re w ill be th e c u s to m com m . nd«'i ; A J F o e lke r. a d ju ta n t; p o in ts above M ay. 1936. P er c a p ita ta x fo r Ih e c ity in 1937 F irs t in te re s t p a y m e n t o f t h e p e rio d a y e a r ago. w e re rc p o rle d T isda le , tre a s u re r. C a rl e in o i M a rtin , w ill a tte n d th e ta m p a ry e n trie s in th e veg«*tahle c ro p .. Russell T h e g e n e ra l O reg o n E a rm p ric e th is w e e k w h r n fig u re s fo r Hie re v e n u e bonds, used Io fin a n c e th e . is $9.58 w ith o n ly tw o o th e r c itie s and m cel w ith tin * hoys potato«*s. fo re s try h a n d ic ra ft, hoipe R u xscll. c h a p la in . V a le n tin e A b a d ie . in a s im ila r class p a y in g less p e r T o t in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fo r in d e x f o r M ay is g iv e n at 92 |>cr second h a lf c o lle c tio n s , d u e Ju n e c ity 's p o rt inn o f th e s e w e eosl. w ill R Rusccrans. s e r Boys e lig ib le a rc those w h o hav«- h< n it if ie a t h h i . shei'p. p o u ltry and In - to n m ; G he p a y a b le J u ly 1 a m o u n tin g Io I c a p ita A ll th e re m a in in g c itie s have cent n f th e 1926-36 average, d o w n 15. Rang ■ disease have been b ro u g h t w e re a v a ila b le . T h e g a i n I geant a t-a rm :. A W H o ffm a n . A i » iiip b -h d a y « -a i in h ig h school l a hhd «live ion . a p e r c a p ita ta x o f b e tte r th a n $16 one p o in t fro m A p r il, w ith m a rk e t a m o u n ts to 6.3 p e r cent, o r $37.5,6- $2640 fo r th e s ix m o n th s ' p e rio d I, Busch and E A G r if f it h , e x to a close w it h th e e x h a u s tio n o f up to and in c h ifliu g th o .-.«» w h o i v a lu e o f H ills b o r o per R e n ta ls a re be in g p a id re g u la rly . | Assessed p rices in d ic a tin g some f u r th e r d e 91. a c c o rd in g to th e fig u re s o f M i .-. l th e sta le fu n d e s ta b lis h e d fo r la b - e c u tiv e co in n u tte « ' a m i D r R alph h.. » <'«»inpl<*i('d a V'-ac in college M cG ee said, and th e fu n d is in e x - ! c a p ita , on a 50 p e r c e n t assessed c lin e sin ce m id -M a y T h e r e la tiv e G la d y s E isn e r, la x d e p u ty . r r a t o r v tests. D r IL J N ic o l ic - I ir e in r n B u s i D re . t'r a n d W illia m D ie r d o r ff o r u n iv e rs ity T h e « a m p is* in Ben c e lle n t c o n d itio n , s h o w in g s tiffic ie n l [ v a lu a tio n basis, is $542. p o rt- d II,is w eek T iie fee fo r lest p o s itio n o f p rin c ip a l fa rm p ro d u c ts C o lle c tio n s fo r th e fir s t h a lf th is I I l i l l b o ro fu«* d e p a rtm e n t took ( ’•»iiunty Jam borc«' committ<?c. : o ii p a rk on th e ( ’«duum hi.i r iv e i at m id -M a y was re p o rte d as 57 fo r y e a r w e re $550.919.67. in c lu d in g r e m on e y to m eet a ll o p e ra tin g e x tins been 16 ce n ts per a n im a l i M o n d a y fo r p ra c tic e ru n . w i t h and fo rm e rly w as used b y the D ch 'g a tcs to the .-tat«' c o n v e n tio n Hare Talks to Rotary N o rth p o rtio n o f the c o u n ty , u n eggs, b u tte r fa t 75. hogs 96. lam bs bates on a to ta l ta x r o ll o f $893.- i pense. in te re s t, and s in k in g fund. CCC. Il is 32 m ile s fro m P o rtla n d I th re e ca lls to the J P Rhea house at A lb a n y a re J a k e W e il. P. I. S h o u ld th e re be a s u rp lu s , as ‘ W. CI. H a re discussed th e d a ily 93, w o o l 111. b e e f c a ttle 89. w h e a t •o u th n f th e S P depot. L it t le P a tte rs iin and A. J. F«»elker. w ith d e r test b y D o c to rs W. R a n d E 95. oats 97. b a rle y 121. bay 88 p o ta 899.61. w h ile c o lle c t ions a y e a r ago m o re houses and business places life o f a s m a ll to w n a tto rn e y a t D e lin q u e n t ta x c o n n e c t to the sewer, t h c re n ta l j dam age was re p o rte d , and a ll th re e V a le n tin e A b a d ie . W. V e rn e M c W. Coon o f Eoeesl G ro ve , has been toes 121. bops 176, ap p le s 132, and w e re $513.168 76. Ih e R o ta ry c lu b lu n ch e on T h u r s (¿range M eets T o n ig h t c o lle c tio n s fro m 1932 to 1936. in - 1 rates w ill be reduced in p ro p o rtio n . «alls cam e fro m s h o rt c ir c u its in K in n e y and F re d E n g c ld in g c r as co m p le te d fo r th e firs t ro u n d . D r. d rie d p ru n e s 63. d a y He s a id a ll p ro b le m s c o u ld be N ic o l said, h u l o n ly a b o ut 56 pec e lu s iv e , to ta ls $99.839 69 T h e same M cG ee said Thus, n e w c o n s tru c llills h n r n (¡ra n g e w ill meet t«>- I e le c tric w ir in g in th e b a th ro o m , a lte rn a te s so lved e a s ily i f th e peo ple in v o lv e d N ew c ro p prospects as w e ll as c u r p e rio d in 1936 b ro u g h t $134.93630 cent o f th e c a ttle in th e east h a lf ' o v e r a h a llw a y and in a b e droom n ig h t in tin* (¡ra n g e h a ll. tio n in H ills b o ro in t h e fu tu r e c o u ld le a rn to see th e o th e r f e l T he post adc p le d a re s o lu tio n to o f th e c o u n ty w e re co n tacte d T he re n t d e m a n d c o n d itio n s are n o w in on 1932-35 d e lin q u e n c ie s . m eans c h e a pe r re n ta ls , lie said. lo w s p o in t o f v ie w . T h e r e g u la r ly h«* p resented to th e state co n ve n- cast h a ir c o n ta in s Ih c la rg e r n u m flu e n c in g th e tre n d o f fa rm prices, H e a v ie r c o lle c tio n s last y e a r a re Bonds ru n fo r 30 y e a rs b e fo re r e scheduled sp e a ker had to c a ll o f f th e c ir c u la r p o in ts m il. as is usual a ttrib u te d to a r u lin g , sin ce re lio n d is a p p ro v in g tin* p ra c tic e o f b e r o f herds. tire m e n t can ta ke place. h is a p p o in tm e n t at th e last m in u te d is p la y in g a n d c a rr y in g fo re ig n M e a n w h ile , th e fe d e ra l B a n g s at th is season o f th e ye a r. W ith r e scinded. w h ic h ca n celed p e n a lty fla g s in p a trio tic parade's, w h e n oc p ro g ra m is sii.-m 'n d cd w ill, the d is spect I,, c ro p p ro d u c tio n prospects, and in te re s t on 1934 a nd p r io r casion does not re q u ire th e ir p re s c o n tin u a n c e o f D r. E. W A lin - th e o u tlo o k fo r y ie ld s is b e tte r Ilia n taxes. ence and d is p la y . n n is t s fu ll tim e a p p o in tm e n t ns a fe w w e e ks ago. as g ro w in g co n M em bers o f th«* e x e c u tiv e c o m g o v e rn m e n t v e te rin a ria n and th e d itio n s h a ve been m o re fa v o ra b le area m itte e . w it h P aul I, Patters«ui and loss- o f his h e lp e r He has e xp e cte d E xce p t in th e gre a t p la in s w h e re th e e ffe c ts of th e 1936 G R n s a 'll M org a n , a tto rn e y s , w ill a pact tim e a p p o in tm e n t to a llo w a m i a ll lav re v m w the c o n s titu tio n and by-law *; fe d e ra l tests Io e n n tim ir . In it th is d ro u g h t a re s t ill e v id e n t th e g e neral t o n id« t a b ly im p ri-s «’«I w ith lif«* | S ; i l u i » l i i v i i f h ’ i ' i i o n i i ' cro p p ro d u c tio n o u tlo o k n o w a p in Hi«’ re g u la r a rm y , R a lp h S la n le y ■ S u n d a y, a rc h o lid a y her«' fo r the o f tiie post w ith a \ le w to b r in g ha. not vet a rriv e d . pears n e a rly u p to ave ra g e in th e K reitz.. Ilills h o r« ). w ho e n lis te d m«*di«’al co ip :. I’h ls leaves th e te s tin g p ro g ra m in g th e m np to late, s <* v e r a I Q u a rte rs fo r , h e W a s h in g to n U n ite d St ites a a w h o le ah«»ul tw«» n n n d h s ago. w i ll« ',; fro m I ‘T h e h«-;i<’h ‘ ‘ hen* C o ndem ned |,v the c ity council as j h rs t q u a lity o f lu m b e r p ro d u ce d sotn«* o f U n « hang«',, h m iig p o in te d out as nec- o f th e c o u n ty so m e w h a t rii-io in t< ^ l. < o iin , y E a rn , R é h a b ilita ,io n d é L u k e Fn Id H o n o lu lu . II«* a rr iv e d i h«-sl and th e w a te r as w a rm as c. a ry to c o n fo rm w it h present H r N ic o l a id th is w eek, as m a n y l i a i , m en, o f Hie R e s e ttle m e n t a d a m enace to h e a l,,, and a h a za rd h e re in an e a rly day. 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" G ra d u a tio n e x e n ’ iscs at the In u it w o o le n u n ifo rm s . In tlu* m e d ic a l W re c k in g was u n d e r th e direction w illin g Io pay fo r th e w o rk . to ric a l m useum . .-ch ools h a ve Iv ’gun h e re and it is Roof Still Good co rp s th e y g iv e a s ix -w e e k s tr a in in g d iffe re n t in on«- i<- p re t. as th«* h«»>s o f I V H u lit, w h o re m o v e d th o o ld W a s h in g to n I ’o u n ly <) S C. clu b , "W e feel g re a tly d is a p p o in te d it, T h e d e p a rtm e n t w i l l m ove fro m The r o o f o f th is b u ild in g n e v e r c o m ,«• in m e d ic a l a id and h o sp ita l. I lu m b e r to his re c e n tly p u rch a se d com posed o f stu d en ts in Hie c o u n ty the o iilc o m e o f Ib is p ro g ra m ." Dr. the C o m m e rc ia l b u ild in g as soon and g ir l In re g iv e flow« is to th e n w h ic h is n ’t v e ry easy. a tte n d in g O regon S la te college, w ill as a rra n g e m e n ts can be m ade, and tra c t on N o rth F irs t avenue, « h e re has been re p la c e d ." T ho m a s T o n g u e fi•lends th a t are r r a d n a t i i i k . and Plans fo r si out co u rt o f h o n o r N ic o l said, "because w e w e re w e ll J r. said th is w eek, "a n d Ih e s h in g le s G iv e n T ra n s fe r some o f them are c e rta in ly d«-e«»ral- to n ig h t «Thin ♦dayt at C a m p I r e - 1 op (he w a y Io c o n tro l o f th is s e r h o ld a p ic n ic Eciday e v e n in g at is e xp e cte d Io be in o p e ra tio n in he is ci n s tru e tin g a house and barn. s t ill w e re in f a ir ly good c o n d itio n ." R o a m e rs Rest p a rk , a m ile s o u th th e n e w q u a rte rs by J u ly . V ic to r T h e In n ,h e r s t ill was sound. " A f t e r I fin is h e d hy p a rtia l tra in ious disease. e«l h«-f«n<- tin* «lay is o v e r land, n o rth s e: t o f l l d l hor«». have < n n s lru c te d in 18.86 T h e b u ild in g c o n ta in e d fiv e box w e st o f T ig a rd on th e T u a la tin riv e t mg I was 1 1 a n s f« - i i «*d to L u k e E’le ld l ln* peo ple i»| H ill, b o ro th a t < n- been jNistpon« d u n t il tiie last o f M adsen is county supervisor. As n e a rly a ra n be e s tim a te d b y sta lls, and a c a rria g e shed b i g A n Base s ta tio n h o s p ita l, n r crash |o v flo w e rs w o u ld « « -rt.im ly have a O reg o n S ta le co lle g e s tiid e n ls , J u ly In ste ad th e c o u rt w ill he T hom as Tongue. J r . II,e sta b le was e n ough fo r tw o la rg e c a rria g e s o r s ta tio n , as some « .ill il H ere I as- won«l« r f i i l lo n e • .«•cine tlu»:.«- th e v -ilu m n i. h ig h school g ra d u a te s and h«-l«I in th«* e< •u rt house e o n .tl in 'le d HI 1886 B u ilt to house one c a rria g e and fiv e o r s ix s u lk ie s . i I in Mi«- d«*tdal « lin n a m i ti«-a* h a \e tier«’ th e ir fr ie n d a ll ar«' m v ih 'd t<» ai th e T o n g u e s tr in g o f race horses, it F «'alnre ««f th»* («»ml l< n ig h t \ \ , | | A m ale fo r (h is s ta b le stood on the to S lo p m im »r m tu r n -. 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T h e w o rk is b e in g c a r th a t i f Ih e ad ru n s ag a in la rg e o f e n te rta in m e n t, has p la n n e d s o ft- k n n w a th a t it b rin g s h im th e b u s i L u m b e r fo r th e sta b le was c u t a t returned Sunday from Mills college. ■ w m n o m u III III,, h e ,„ li e s w liii Ii a re I Oc - p y , „ , '„ , |, yu u rie d on by seouLs o f the various n u m b e r n f people are g n in g In he h a ll games, canoe races and s w lm - ness, a nd keeps his sales re c o rd a t j the I.v d a m ill on u p p e r G ales creek Oakland. Cal., w here she just com Hut X l x h u m l u i v . G v d iiv - J u y u lid (Conllngeil Ml page 2. tulrnna •> d L j j . I i c l u k j a nd u u j i i . e u lm t t d . t lu u p j in th e area. 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