I Imi .la v , .filly I. 1937
If I 1.1.3 H O K O ,
Animal Event
i Held Sunday
at Mt. Home
County Health
Group Meets
i l l y M rs M .ih lr A I I I moii )
M i M 'N T A IN IK >MK A B .i» d ,.i.c.
nt the tw e n ty .c v e n lh fin n ii.il hom e
n iim n » : at M o u n ta in H om e he t Sun
«lay was l a w
T h e e h ild re n 'N day
I'io > :i.m i d m in g the tn o rn h ig . u n d e r
tin d ire c tio n o f Mt
K ay Ego and
M rs (¡e o ig e K ir k p a t r ic k was p re
se n t’ d to a f u ll c h u rc h T h e c o lle c
tio n fo r the E va n g e lic a l m issions
n e tte d m o re th a n $22. T h e a fte r
noon .••» rv ic e cnm isted o f song » by
those w h o w e re a c tiv e in M o u n ta in
H om e S u n d a y school fo r 45 yearn o r
m ore, re c ita tio n by Lots K ir b y , a
m e m o ria l s e rv ic e fo r those w h o
had d ie d kiiic c th e h o m e co m in g o f
last y e a r vocal solos by M iss H elen
S e h m e ltze r. iie l by M . G u b ser,
and npeech<
b y v u rlo u a o ld -tim e
i ' id e n ts an address by K e v P lu m
m er. fin d o th e r num ber*.
People
w ir e p ie s c n t fro m P o rtla n d . M c
M in n v ille . N e w b e rg C o rv a llis . ( ’«».
(p n llc , St M a in
Idaho. K la m a th
Palls. S h e rw o o d Kidg« fie ld Wa h ;
K o cka w a y, L a u n d and S ch o lls.
Mi and M l
K.«’. . • 11« I <111 h 11 < . ,f
C r o w d in g th p c o u n ty c o u rt roo m
In H ills b o ro M o n d a y n ig h t, m ore
Hum 6(1 ..ntln n.ia .stlc m em b e r» o f
t h <■ W a sh in g to n C o u n ty
P u b lic
H e a lth a ssociation assem bled In th e
fir s t c o u n ty -w id e m e e tin g since th e
e le c tio n o f O ra n g e P helps, H ills
b oro, p re s id e n t.
T h e m e e tin g was ra ile d to d is-
euss o rg a n iz a tio n , and M rs. Sadie
D r r - D u n b a r, P o rtla n d ,
e x e c u tiv e
sce rcta y o f th e O reg o n T u b e rc u lo s is
a D elation, re la te d
m eth o d s f o r
fo rm a tio n o f c o u n ty h e a lth groups,
and w o rk o f th e v a rio u s c o m m it-
ices.
T w e lv e o r m o re c o m m u n ity d is
t r ic ts are to be o rg a n ize d In th e
. . u n ity . Phelps d e c la re d Som e o f
these o rg a n iz a tio n s a lre a d y are u n
d e r fo rm a tio n , a nd w o rk in o th -
era w ill b e g in soon. M e e tin g s w ill
he ca lle d in d is tric t» to co n s id e r
o rg a n iz a tio n plan«.
Each c o m m u n ity , w h e n organized,
w ill h ave a c o m p le te set o f o f f i
cers. and co m m itte e s, and w ill c a r
r y on a c tiv e h e a lth cam paigns
An.l you’re not trying to?
Y o u th in k it'« because yo u r s p rin g
coat 1» lig h te r? W e ll, perliap».
B u t rem em ber that to«» o f w e ig h t is
one o f the sym ptom » o f tuberculosis.
B o r you. o f course, it
n o th in g o f the sort.
m ay mean
B u t yo u r d o c to r is the best person
to c o n s u lt— so bee h im at once.
tended a w e d d in g and re c e p tio n at
th e M P c h u rc h h i N e w b e rg S u n
UNCOVLH TUBI Kt UI.OSIS BY
d a y a fte rn o o n , w h e n Miss D ora S im
m o n s wa . m a rrie d to Boss C ourser,
MODERN METHODS
b o th o f N e w b e rg
Let the Joclor be your ¡ u i j t
S e v c ru l m em b e rs o f the D o u b le
T re e class are m a k in g plan» to go
to th e coast tin
T h u rs d a y P lans
fo r re m a in in g o v e r n ig h t have been
canceled and th e t r ip w ill he o f on< m o re n e w desks and a ra ise in th e
lav
d u ra tio n o n ly T h e g ro u p w ill te a ch e r s s a la ry
nu et in N e w b e rg at (I a in.
A m e e tin g o f the M o u n ta in M e m -
31 1 s
M11, k 1.‘i President
A l .. m e e tin g of th e M o u n ta in
H om e M e ¡ o i i . ii \ .neiety h e ld last
I b u rs .la v . M rs Jo h n S tr ic k le r was
elected p re s id e n t t»» f i l l o u t th e u n
e x p ire d te rm le ft va ca n t by M rs.
V. '1 Spccce M is B o d y is v it’C-
p re s id e n t and M is G e o rg e A A l l i
so n
«11 < t a r y - t i « asm er T h e book.
'C o n g o C ro
w ill be c o m p le te d
m th e n e x t tw o in« e tin g
rea d y fo r
a new book, b e g in n in g in O cto b e r
N e x t m e e tin g is scheduled fo r A u g
ust. ie. people w ill be too busy d u r
in g J u ly
M rs K d w a id A e tn se h e r
was hostess to th e g ro u p last T h u r s
day T h e re Were te ll present.
lla y rN D ire c to r
C h a rle s Haynes was elected d ir e c
to r o f C h a p m a n school fo r a th re e -
ve n r te rm at the a n n u a l m e e tin g of
th e M o u n ta in Hom e school d is tric t
H a ii . *»» h n • Itzer
• • re < lected
c le rk T he budget w n accepted, w ith
a s m a ll special ta x to ta k e cu re o f
I rio Faces C h arg e
S te a lin g C h icke n s
. C h a rg
.u e d w ith th e ft o f c h icke n s
fro m th e (
H M a y fie ld roost in
B e a v e r to n . Z o e W itt. M a rie R o g e rs
.1 n d S h e r m a n D ouglas, P o rtla n d
negroes, a re h e ld in th e c o u n ty
I he tr io was c a p tu re d a fte r a
n g chase by M a y fie ld a fte r he
ory club ia scheduled fo r July 18, ac* d lo isco
ve re d tw o o f th e w om en a l-
c o rd in g to an a,m u.m e. m e rit m ade
legedly picking up the chicken
*’-v Jo h n S e h m e ltz e r last S u n d a y
M o u n ta in
H om e C h ris tia n
E n - T he chase te rm in a te d in P o rtU n d
C e c il Pease, b e rr y p ic k e r, 22, a r-
d e n v o r s o c ie ty is sp o n s o rin g a te n n is r, i. d on c o m p la in t o f M rs C he n e y
p ro je c t fo r th is s u m m e r. T h e c o u rts
I «•ncfii-l o f M a n n in g faces charges
on th e S e h m e ltz e r fa rm a rc b e in g
<»f th e ft o f th e B c n e n e l horse a nd
p u t in r e p a ir tin s week.
a p ig He b o rro w e d th e horses in
I'ic n ic P la n n e d
th e d a rk h o u rs o f T ue sd a y m o rn -
a n d 'a 'll'm i'. r.'-i't'.'d , I1'* ‘
' ' ’“ ’" ' " I ' " K
r id '* ,o H anks io r a d r i n k '
un<l a ll m l. rested p la n a w ie n e r a nd he d e cla re d
m a rs h m a llo w roast on th e T u a la tin
F rid a y n ig h t, b u rg la rs b ro k e in to
r iv e r, b e lo w S ch o lls T hose a tte n d
in g are asked to b rin g e ith e r m a rs h th e V e r m ily e M o to r c o m p a n y g a
m a llo w s. Wien» i . o r buns, a n n o u n c rage* at T ig a rd , sto le a n u m b e r o f
ed M iss E lle n M a n e J a q u ith . w h o is v a lu a b le tools, fiv e tire s , a u to ac
cessories. b e tw e e n $40 and $60 in
in ch a rg e o f th e plans.
cash and a 1935 V -8 F o rd tu d o r
Mis. M in a S a u n d e rs o f M id d le to n sedan A c a r was h e a rd to d riv e
was a house ’
^ * l |n a a w a y a b o u t m id n ig h t
B o u lin fro m F rid a y to S u n d a y.
G lo v e r s sto re at G aston was en-
M r and M rs J e r o m e W a ld ro n tc re d so m e tim e T h u rs d a y n ig h t by
Have m oved to M i l u a u k i e . w h e re c u ttin g th ro u g h a re a r d o o r w ith a
Be is c o n d u c tin g th e garage business b ra ce and b it and a saw. T h e loot
if his fa th e r - in -la w , M D lllo n , fo r in c lu d e d IG7 c a rto n s
of
v a rio u s
th e su m m e r
k in d s o f cig a re tte s, a c c o rd in g to
S h e r iff J o h n C o n n e ll
Rodent Control
JULY4*5 Meet
Planned
FIREWORKS
P la n s f o r a ro d e n t c o n tro l d e m -
o i l ' ll a tio n at th e H oy A n t r im place.
A lo h a T h u rs d a y , J u ly 8. at 7 15 p
io lia y c been m ade b y m e m b e rs o f
th e A lo h a G ran g e , re p o rts I. E
F ra n cis, assista n t c o u n ty agent.
M e th o d fo r tra p p in g and p o iso n -
ii,g gophers, tra p p in g mole.,
pola-
o n in g g ro u n d
u u rre ls and
fie ld
m i. , and m eth o I . fo r th e c o n tro l
o f o th .'r m isce lla n e o u s ro d e n ts w i l l
he d e m o n s tra te d
a nd
discussed
p la n tin g s o f a lfa lfa a n ti c lo v e r h a ve
m ade ro d e n t c o n tro l „ v e ry im p o r t-
nut m easure, states F ra incis,
n cis, because
because
ro d e n ts a re p a r tic u la r l ly d am aging
¡■specially so
to such crops, a nd esj
w h e n these crop s a re u n d e r ir r ig a
lio n .
M em b e rs o f th e A lo h a G ran g e ,
and other-, in the c o u n ty in te re s te d
in th is d e m o n s tra tio n , a re in v ite d
to a tte n d .
T h e y had once been in love, b u t
th a t was a ll o v e r A fte r a ye a r o r
tw o th e y m e t u n e x p e c te d ly at a
dance.
T lie m an fe lt r a th e r em barrassed,
b u t *»*' w a lk e d u p t o h e r and said,
" H e llo . M a r y !"
T h e g ir l lo o ke d at h im in d lf -
fe re n tly . " Ix - t m e see, n o w ," she
said c a lm ly , "w a s it y o u o r y o u r
b ro th e r w h o used to be an o ld a d -
" f m in e '
"* r e a lly d o n 't re m e m b e r.”
he
re p lie d
a ffa b ly .
" P r o b a b ly m y
fa th e r!
Ex
S nubbed
in s «“ u ra n c ce
e agent w
as ca n
T h e »’
was
. va ’ ssin g fro
, m d o o r to , d o o r. A t one
p in s tc r rc -
house: * 'h p re an "*7* ’ P
r e !ved hlm v e r>' 5°l<H.v. he was
s u b je c te d
to a b a rra g e o f q u e s
tio n s She te rm in a te d w ith :
"C a n y o u
in s u re m y im m o r ta l
s o u l? "
"O h . no, m adam , m y co m p a n y
does n o t deal in f ir e in s u ra n c e !”
-E x
P lease send in new s copy early
to th e A rgus.
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CAR NEEDS
A "DOCTOR" z
GET THE BEST, !
____
Vj
r
W o navo you limo and m oney b y
our Rcieniific mothod of determ in
ing the exact operating condition
of your car. The Ford Laboratory
Tost S e l p r o m p tly a n d s u r e ly
r o v o a ls car a ilm e n ts. It is a p
proved by the Ford Motor C om
p a n y for c h e c k in g e v e r y th in g
affecting motor perform ance. C om e
in an d w atch the operator read
the d ials. He w ill proscribe proper
treatment, w hich our h igh ly trained
staff is equipped to perform and
v o ry quickly your car is a g a in in
the "pink’’ of condition.
L ucrative
A d r u n k m an w as ly in g asleep
h a lf across th e ta b le in a re s ta u
ra n t
W a ite r— W h y d o n 't y o u l i f t h im
and th r o w h im out?
Second W a ite r— N o t me. E v e ry
tim e I w a k e n h im
he pays his
b i l l — Ex
Effective
H arry Did you give y o u r w ife
th at lectu re on econom y you spoke
about?
Ted —Yes.
H a rry —Any results?
Ted - I've got to give u p sm oking.
J u ly 3 * 4 - 5
W EA R DAINTY
COOL SH EER
♦ in black
♦ in navy
♦ in light prints
W H IT E or PA STEL
Sttiis
and a
A nnounceinent— Neiv Firm—
ROBERT II. KELLY and
B. N. HICKS, Attorncy-at-Law
Real E stalc
:
Bonds
: In surance
A utom obile Loans af Lowest In te rest
Deeds : A b stracts
: T itles
I’c o b a le o f E states
CRISP COTTON
Blouse
You’ll find these
at
GUAR'S
l T o m a n ’s
S ta g e D ep ot
H illsb o ro , O regon
John S e w e ll o f P e n d le to n , b ro th
P r o p rie to r
of
R e sta u ra n t
(to
e r o f C h a rle s S e w e ll o f H ills b o ro , d in e r ) — S ir.
wc
are fam ed fo r
passed a w a y J u n e 19. H e liv e d in
H ills b o ro f o r m a n y years, m o v in g sn a » s h e re
to P e n d le to n w ith h is fa m ily In
D
~ iner—I th o u g h t so I'v e been
1911. He is su rv iv ed by tw o sons, served by one already -E x
L e s lie and E m e ry ;
tw o
dren. a sister. Mrs
M
D ivorce S uits Filed
W ils o n D o ro th y a g a in st H a rv e y .
T a y lo r - L e n o ra a g a in st C la u d e A
K lin g e r E le a n o r J a g a in st R o b
e rt E
N i f f E u la K a g a in st R ic h a rd D.
H arvey
ri‘ N e w b e rg , and a b ro th e r, C h a rles
S e w e ll o f H ills b o r o
---------------------------------------- -
M ercury Climbs
T e m p e ra tu re s w e re on th e el<-
.....
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1
r thC w e e k-e n d . s e ttin g a
fu m m e r re c o rd fo r th is y e a r w ith
th e m e rc u ry at 90 degrees S unday,
'H M o n d a y a nd 85 T u e sd a y despite
clouds M in im u m was 5«' fo r th e
f ir s t tw o days a n d fib T uesday
n ig h t.
PHE
A
SHOW
OF THE
YEAR
(«$
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1 ,5 4
B irths
Knox
To
Mr
and
M rs
K n o x of east o f H ills b o ro ,
a boy
S u b s c rib e f o r
th e
At#“*4
Lloyd
J u n e 27.
□REDON TRAIL
A rg u s .
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PAGEANT
r- h
COLLAGAR
5
D ' S t r n u t e a Oy
R 0V A L
soda w o r k s
f a c to r s w hich m ake C o llag a r the o u tsta n d in g
tre a tm e n t fo r constipation.
M OLALLA
1. High V itam in B and G co n ten t w hich
resto res m u scu lar tone.
2. I he only A g a r and Oil p re p a ra tio n
w hich contains A g a r in sufficien t q u a n
tity to pro d u ce gelatin o u s bulk.
3. No leak ag e of oil.
5. f o lla g a r co n tain s no d ru g s o r laxatives,
its action is purely m echanical.
Y ou are in v ited to try a FR EE SA M P L E
fro m sp e c ia l r e p r e s e n ta tiv e to m o rro w
o n ly at
I OREGON!
BUCKEROO
JULY 3 - 4 - 5
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
W estern O regon's Biggest R oundup
W ild H orses, B rah m a S teers, W ild L on gh orn S teers
W o r ld ’s B est C o w b o y s and C o w g ir ls in A c tio n
FREE PARADES DAILY!
DANCING EVERY N IGH T
Bronco Busting, B ulldogging, C alf Roping, T rick
R iding and Roping, Racing, Etc.
12,900 Seats in Big A rena — P lenty of P arking Space
R eserved Seats U nder Cover. $1.25
G eneral Adm ission, 75c
T im e is O fte n a G rea t
F a c to r in th e D ru g
B u sin ess
Speed in th e fillin g of a
p resc rip tio n
often
is
v itally im p o rta n t — a
life m ay d e p e n d upon
g e ttin g th e p ro p e r m ed
icine in tim e.
Rely on th e PALM for
p r o m p t prescrip tio n
service.
R e g iste r e d P h a r m a c ists
on D u ty
at A ll T im es.
L. C. K ram ien
M arvin W oods
K R A M IE N ’S
P a lm D ru g S to r e
Argus Columns Are
MAIN HIGHWAYS
More Business
P rescrip tio n D ruggists
PH O N E 266
"Caterpillar”
Owners
Are saying:
Shop
E. M. BARNES, Prop.
“ My to ta l fuel cost was
less th a n th e la b o r cost
fo r p u ttin g up hay . . .
to say no th in g of th e hay
itse lf.”
“ My n e ig h b o r had tw o
tra c to rs. T hey w ere a l
w ays b re a k in g dow n. His
tro u b le s m ade me sa tis
fied w ith my mules. Then
he b ought a ‘C a te rp illa r.’
N ext y e a r I did too, in o r
d e r to keep u p .”
“ Used to pay $500 a
y e a r fo r gasoline. N ow it's
$100 for Diesel oil.”
“ My ‘C a te rp illa r’ Diesel
su p p lies both th e tim e and
m oney to go fish in g .”
“ T h e re 's plenty of sit
tin g and s tre tc h in g room
on a ‘C a te rp illa r.’ It's
rea lly c o m fo rta b le .”
Lester Ireland
Co.
you
you
She—Yes, but you've spent It all.
—Ex.
g r a n d e h i l - ---------------------------------------
M
Gone
He fju st refused»—D idn't
say th ere w as som ething
liked ab o u t me?
No Other Publication reaches as many read
ers in this trade territory.
No Other Publication has as many paid - in-
advance subscribers in that territory.
No Other Publication carries the news from
so many rural communities.
in H illsboro
J u ly 3, 4 and 5
W illia m R ile y In g ra m . 53, W a sh
in g to n c o u n ty n a tiv e son. d ie d e a rly
W ednesday m o rn in g a fte r a m o n th 's
illn e , a t th e o ld Z im m e rm a n pla ce
0,1 ,h e r i v t r road, southeast o f H ills -
b o ro
F u n e ra l se rvice s w ill be h e ld a t
2 30
m F rid a y a t th e D onelson
and S e w e ll ch a p e l and In te rm e n t
w ill b. m th e L e w is c e m e te ry at
F a rm in g to n . B e v R. I, P u tn a m w i l l
o ffic ia te .
M r In g ra m was b o rn on th e Z im -
n i.rm .u , hom estead A p r il 26. 1884.
th e son o f th e lu te W illia m J In g ra m
and M rs Jane In g ra m o f H ills b o ro
ro u te 2. w h o s u rv iv e s He is also s u r-
v iv e d by a b ro th e r. Joseph In g ra m .
° f P o rtla n d , a nd a siste r. M rs. E va
Dodge o f H ills b o r o ro u te 2
Slow
4. No su g a r or p reserv ativ es.
"Happy Days"
Celebration
P h o n e 911
Rites for Native
Son on Friday
Page Three
JO IfN HKWF.I.I,
Ex
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICI
'H a p p y D a ys” al H ilh sb o ro
A rgus classified ads get results.
Be rea d y for
M o to r C o .3
<'<•!( I »late
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C o -o p e ra te w it h y o u r c o m m u n ity
c o rre s p o n d e n t b y tu r n in g in y o u r
im p o r U n t nPW/ h a p p e n in g s I t is
im p o s s ib le fo r th e c o rre s p o n d e n t to
c o n ta c t e v e ry o n e fo r lo c a l
new s
item s. Re s u re th a t th e ite m is rea l
ne w s and n o t ju s t a m e re d a y . v is i-
ta tio n “ w it h in th e c o u n t / o r Y o P o rt-
la n d .
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Proof
S a n d y — M a rT a v is h m ust h a ve
had a lo t o f d r in k a t th e s m o k
in g co n c e rt last n ig h t.
M a c k —H o w 's th a t?
h im h o m e he le t m e f a ll tw ic e .—
Ex.
Dresses
H illsb o r o
Illy M r». Jcssr M eyer»)
BUXTO N
F arm s seem
g re a tly
in d e , m . a n d h e n - near the n e w W o lfe
' r , t k h ig h w a y s u rv e y . W O G ul
a w a y, re a lto r, and H a r r y
Si
__. ~ so ld T_
,
bold, as salesm an, have
$25,-
(MM1 w o rth o f la n d th e past’ fo u r
m onths.
F a rm e rs w e re s o m e w h a t d e la y e d
in p la n tin g o f la te p otatoes b y th e
reeent h a rd ra in s
L e s lie T u t t le and son G ilb e r t o f
A la m e d a . C a l. are v is itin g t h e fo r-
tn e r's cousins. M r and M rs. P e rrie
ite th e r fo rd . and fa m ily .
la m "1 ,1
F K ,: ll, -y " f
M oun-
ta in , w h o lia
been in th e F o re s t
G ro v e g e n e ra l h o s p ita l th e past
week, u n d e rw e n t a m a jo r o p e ra -
tio n S a tu rd a y
M rs. H a ro ld P oulsen and M iss
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a ria
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