Thursday, July 8. 1937 Final Tribute Paid Thursday to Historian H IL L S B O R O Dies Suddenly H i. vlippliijCH and Ins ic lic n o f h y -tfo n o (I hvm la id aside fo re v e r. Ins in e in o i ien o f p iu n c c i days gone th e w a y o f th e pioneers. A lb e rt T o z ie r. e d ito r and Oi«*gi«n h is to ria n Bleeps to d ay in thi* pe a cefu l H ills b o ro ce in - e te ry . T h u i.tL tv , w hen th e s tra in s o f the fu n e ra l m usic d ie d a w a y, tin* fin a l w o rd o f thi* l i t i s had been said, and the hist fi lend had passed s o rro w ­ f u lly by his b ie r in th e fin a l p a r t­ ing. A lb e r t T o z ie r. was c a rrie d fro m thi» flo w e r h anked c h u rc h I ’ l fe e d in g t h i ’ services. L. E V lik e s , o ld tim e fr ie n d w h o was selected last ye a r to r in g th e b e ll on N e w V e a r’.s in th e absence o f T o /U ’i. to lle d th e b e ll 64 t lilies, once fo r each y e a r T o z ie r had w e lco m ed a ne w ye a r. K in s e y re m a in e d fo r a lo n g e r v is it w ith tie r parents, M r. and M rs. G u y W eisenback G e o rg e H ill was c a lle d to B a lls to n th e lust o f th e w eek to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f Iris fa th e r. T h e W S F re n ch and B. E. W a l­ d o rf fa m ilie s e n jo y e d a p o tlu c k su p ­ p e r p a rly M on d a y e ve n in g at th e I, I* H a rris o n h o m e in H ills b o ro . T h e re w ill hr- no p re a c h in g ser­ vices at th e schoolhouse th e balance o f J u ly as B ev. C o rru ls is on va ca ­ tio n ARGUS, Saturday t'T Demonstration of Canning Planned KIP ticklers Bethany-Cedar Mills Mason Hill A s k y o u r a tto rn e y to send yo u r le g a l a d v e rtis in g to th e A rg u s. TO HAVE DENTAL W ORK must gie no guid C aught c ig a re tte , i By Stale Hoard of Health) No Need For You To Leave TOW N a .h illin g , b u t d y in g so h a rd Ex. Halved T he s a n ita ry d isp o sa l o f wastes fro m tin- e itu . o f Hus c o u n try p re - scn ls m a n y d iffic u ltie s , b u t th e ones h a rd e st to s o lv e h ave been w h e re am t h o w Io .«•cure the la rg e sums o f m on e y needed to b rin g w e ll-d e s ig n e d sewage tre a tm e n t w o rk s in to being P r io r to 1934. p rogress in th is fie ld had been p a in fu lly slo w , b u t Jane Withers ■ lin e then th e a ch ie ve m e n ts have B ob B u rn s, lu ll h illy com ic, and been co m m e n d a ble. T h is ra p id p ro ­ M a rth a Ita ye . have le a d in g roles I* i lends Travrl Par gress has been m ade possible hy in the r o llic k in g "M o u n ta in M usic, F ro m fa r and n e a r th e y came, loans and g ra n ts fro m th e P u b lic C la u d e II N o sie r s u p e rin te n d e n t o f film w h ic h feature., th e S u n d a y. these o ld frie n d -, to ta lk o f b u n in th e H ills b o ro grade schools fo r W o rk s a d m in is tra tio n . T h e e v i ­ M o n d a y and T uesday sh o w at hushed volet and re co u n t th e hours several years, d ie d s u d d e n ly M o n ­ dence seems to c o n firm th is, and th e V e n e tia n . Jane W ith e rs , c h ild o f y e s te rd a y T h e y f ille d th e M e th o ­ day at b is hom e o n L in c o ln we s h o u ld th e re fo re c re d it tothe.se star, p la y s th e lead in "T h e H o ly d is t c h u rc h to o v e rflo w in g , and f o l­ stre e t F u n e ra l se rvices w e re h e ld su b sid ie s th<- s o lu tio n o f th e p r in ­ T e r r o r ." m a in fe a tu re o f a d o u b le . lo w e d h im in a lo n g p rix t-s s io n to W ednesday a fte rn o o n c ip a l p ro b le m w h ic h c it y o ffic ia ls b ill F rid a y and S a tu rd a y T he lu s re s tin g place in th e fa m ily p lo t faced when p u b lic o p in io n d e ­ o th e r f u ll le n g th fe a tu re is "T h e beidde h is parent.*. m and! d a ctio n c le a n e r w aters. S ervice s w ir e sim p le , w ith the I.asi T ra m fro m M a d rid , a s to ry T h e la rg e st sewage tre a tm e n t o f th e S p a n ish c iv il w a r K n ig h ts o f P y th ia s in ch a rg e Rev. p la n t u n d e r c o n s tru c tio n in th is A le x a n d e r H a w th o rn e , p a stor o f th e c o u n try is th e s o u th w e s t side w o rk s En d M e th o d is t c h u rc h o f H ills b o ro , Marriage I.irensrs o f th e C h ica g o s a n ita ry d is tric t I t le a d the R criptures, o ffe re d a sh o rt Ernest W von d e r B r e lje o f G le n - is an a c tiv a te d slu d g e p la n t w ith a ( I 'in O n u r « l f r o m p a g e I I p ra y e r, and m ade a fe w b rie f re ­ i i < 1111u 11-1> r11 of chool for 10 c a p a c ity o f 400 m illio n g a llo n s p e r ro, M in n , and H elen H e lm o ld of m a rk s Ite v H e n ry Y o u n g gave a f it t in g tr ib u te , and the .e rv ic e o f the ye a rs D u rin g th is tim e he liv e d on day It w ilt go in to o p e ra tio n in C o rn e liu s . R a le ig h E m m e tt B a k e r and E liz a ­ K n ig h tN o f P y th ia s was read, f o l­ a ra n c h n e a r B rid g e in th e same 1937 and is th e la rge st a c tiv a te d lo w e d w ith a tr ib u te to th e vete ran c o u n ty s lu d g e p la n t in th e w o r ld N e w beth A n n VanDum cTcn, b o th o f Banks P y th ia n by W a lte r ( I G lceftnn, g ra n d Here II Years Y o rk 's 200 m illio n g a llo n a c tiv a te d F ro m B rid g e th e fa m ily cam e to sludge p la n t sh o u ld be in o p e ra tio n B e a u fo rd B S trin g e r and E liz a ­ ke e p e r o f th e re co rd s a nd seal of H ills b o ro , w h e re M r No. l»*i e n gag­ be th L o u is e S p a lin g e r, b o th o f F o r ­ the g ra n d lo d g e in O reg o n T o z ie r Thi i plant w ill eau had been a K n ig h t and m e m b e r o f ed in tlu* a u to m o b ile busuiess fo r a m a jo r im p ro v e m e n t in th e s a n i­ est G ro v e R obert E a rl M cM a h o n o f H ills ­ th e O dd b i llo w . lodge fo r m ore th a n tim e b e fo re a cce p tin g a te a ch in g ta ry c o n d itio n o f th e East and H a r ­ p o s itio n in th e H ills b o ro school.*, 41 years lem r iv e rs In a d d itio n . N e w Y o rk b o ro and N o rm a E. B o w e r o f C o r ­ w h e re he ta u g h t a y e a r b e fo re be­ Irvin Sings n o w h a . a 30 m illio n g a llo n per v a llis . T w o ¿tonga. “ T h e la id o f a Per­ co m in g s u p e rin te n d e n t, w h ic h place d a y c h e m ic a l p re c ip ita tio n p la n t J o h n W illia m M eeuw sen o f Roy fe ct Day ‘ and "C ro ssin g the Bar.” he had h e ld fo r th e last n in e years at C o ney Isla n d . A s e d im e n ta tio n and E u n ice M a r y S p o o n e r o f S h e r i­ B o th M r and M is N o s ie r becam e w e re sung hv W a rre n E r w in w ith p la n t n e a rin g c o m p le tio n a t W a sh ­ dan. M r O liv e r W ic k c rs h a m a t th e o r ­ associated w ith th e C h ris tia n ch u rc h in g to n I) ( ' il designed to re­ 30 years ago in C o q u ille , a nd hurl gan Private C ar No. 1 Killer lie v e the p o llu tio n o f th e P otom ac ta ke n an a c tiv e m t e i e . t since. II«* A c tiv e p a llb ia r e r s w e re W a lte r r iv e r T h e c ity o f C le v e la n d . O h io , P riv a te passenger cars k i l l m ore M eacham . E d w a rd z\ B ro w n F re d was iip e rm te n d e n t o f th«- S u n d a y is a b o u t to c o m p le te a s e w a g e th a n a ll o th e r typ e s o f m o t o r Mill.» M e lv in C a ite r. D«»e P a tte rson , school and c id e r o f th e -c h u rc h Be­ tre a tm e n t system fo r t h e e n tire v e h ic le s o p e ra te d in O regon, fin d s W V e rn e M rK in n e v . w h ile the cause o f illn e s s d u rin g th e past ye a r, c ity T h e C o lu m b u s, O h io , a c tiv a te d th e O regon S ta te M o to r associa­ he had re lin q u is h e d his a c tiv e w o rk h o n o ra ry p a ll h e arers in c lu d e d 0 ¡lu g e p la n t is th e second la rge st tio n . L a s t m o n th 24 liv e s ended M P lu m m e t b re d L o c k le y, II (1 but re ta in e d in s office-. in th e state. B u ffa lo and D e tro it F u n e ra l services w e re c o n d u cte d in p riv a te ca r a ccid e n ts in th e state. S ta rk w e a th e r. O scar M ille r . Peter B in fo rd H e n ry Z o rn W A W illia m s by Rev H I. P u tn a m , assisted by are p re p a rin g to b u ild s e d im e n ta ­ 12 in m ish ap s in v o lv in g a ll o th e r tio n p la n ts w it h e fflu e n t c h lo rin a - Rev. M A M a rc y o f S u n n ysid e vehicles, fro m tru c k s to b icycles, and C a p ta in A W Higgs a m b u la n ce s and hearses. T o z ie r d u d in h is P o rtla n d hom e M e th o d is t ch u rch . P o rtla n d , a fa m ­ ! lio n . T h e M in n e a p o lis -S t. P a u l p ro je c t ily fr ie n d M usic includ«*d a solo by .lim e 27 a fte r an illn e s s o f e ig h t m o n th s w h ic h ke p t h im fro m his M rs V. W G a rd n e r, a m i th e ch u rc h i.. o f o u ts ta n d in g in te re s t because Beware of Week-Ends a n n u a l t r ip to H ills b o ro o il N ew c h o ir w h ic h sang, in clo sin g . " A b id e o f th<‘ ch o ice o f s e d im e n ta tio n plu s S a tu rd a y w a s th e m ast d a n g e r­ c h e m ic a l tre a tm e n t in place o f ac- Y e a rs eve to rin g th e M e th o d is t W ith M e 1 • '. d l u d g i- f o r disposal > n a ous day o f th e w e e k Io v e n tu re on he ll, a tr a d itio n o f <».'» years ra th e r lim ite d v o lu m e o f d ilu t in g O reg o n 's stree ts o r h ig h w a y s , last < ressed the P la in s T h e c it y o f D e n v e r is c o n ­ m on th 's fig u re s g a rn e re d b y th e He was b o rn in N e b ra ska in 1860, M o to r a ssociation s tru c tin g a s im ila r p la n t. M ilw a u ­ O regon S ta te and cross« d the p la in s w ith his par- kee and In d ia n a p o lis have g re a tly sh o w . S a tu rd a y scened 628 t r a f f ic « nt . to setth» In th e O re g o n c o u n ­ T h u rs d a y , e n la rg e d th e ir a c tiv a te d s l u d g e accidents. S u n d a y 558 tr y F o llo w in g his g ra d u a tio n fro m T u a la tin academ y at F ore t (¡ro v e , M e m b e rs o f l- H clu b s a m i le a d ­ p la n ts. Los A n g e le s c o u n ty is con- w ith 282 m ishaps, was th e safest he < nt« i • <1 n e w sp a p e r w o rk and ers. as w e ll as th«- g e n era l p u b lic , 1 s tru c tin g a tu n n e l to c a rr y s e ttle d d a y o f th e w eek. wa one o f th e o rg a n ize rs o f the h ave been in v ite d to a tte n d a ca n ­ e fflu e n t to th e sea. ld c e ra • • « O reg o n has m ade ro c o n n x sid ra D b ie le N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l a ssociation lb* n in g d e m o n s tra tio n a t 2 p in . J u ly had been in v ite d to a tte n d th e n a ­ 14. in th e P E I’ o ffic e s m Hillsboro p rogress in sewage disposal T h e tio n a l c o n v e n tio n J u ly 19 at D e tro if, T h e dem onst ra tio n is hv M iss M a r ­ c itie s o f B a ke r. I-a G ra n d c, P e n d le - Easy M ic h as the last liv in g fo u n d e r g a re t B lu ig m a n o f B a ll B ro th e rs ’ ton a nd K la m a th F a lls b u ilt p la n ts P o litic ia n M y boy says he L a te r he becam e int«*rested in M a n u fa c tu rin g com pany, a. ted hv p rio r to 1934 W ith th e assistance w o u ld lik e a pob in your depart- h is to ric a l lore, and w ith his sister. Mis*. H e le n C o w g ill. C o rv a llis , as­ if P W A . the c itie s o f M e d fo rd A s h ­ m ent. Mr E d \ t h T o z ie r W e a th e rrcd . sista n t 4 H c lu b leader land. T a le n t. G resham . B urns. L a k e - O f f ic ia l— W h a t can he do? m ade one o f th e best c o lle c tio n s of T h e d e m o n s tra tio n is u n d e r the v ie w . G ra n ts Pass a nd H ills b o ro P o litic ia n N o th in g . p io n « » i re lic s and data m th e state. auspices o f th e PEP co m p a n y, and have b u ilt and in s ta lle d m o d e rn O f f ic ia l—T h a t s im p lifie s it T hen th e ( ¡e n e ra l E le c tric a ll- e le c tr ic sewage disposal p la n ts and cleaned w e s h a n 't h a ve to b re a k h im in .— k itc h e n w ill be used. up th e ir stream s. T h e re s t ill r e ­ Ex m ain m a n y la rg e c itie s in th is • • • • sla te in w h ic h som e a c tio n to w a rd Question sewage tre a tm e n t w o u ld be d e ­ Y o u n g T o m m y 's h a b it o f a s k in g s ira b le T hose on th e W illa m e tte «( •»ntinueit fro m page I » M r and M r. A r t h u r S c h u ltz a t­ r iv e r have th e gre a te st need as th is a w k w a rd q u e s tio n s had even e x ­ d c n tia l streets, and in th e p a rk te n de d th e rod e o at M o la lla o v e r tlu» b e a u tifu l stre a m is b e in g s lo w ly hausted th e p a tie n c e o f h is te a c h ­ a w a itin g th e a r r iv a l o f the parade. F o u rth , and M r and M rs. O tto d e stro ye d fo r fis h lif e as w e ll as er. W in n e rs and sections fo llo w in S c h u ltz a tte n d e d it J u ly 5 “ Do y o u k n o w . T o m m y ," he said, fo r re c re a tio n a l and b a th in g p u r ­ o rd e r M r and M i O tto S c h u ltz e n te r­ poses T h e sta te m e n t th a t th e W il­ " th a t a fo o l can ask m o re q u e stion s P a trio tic J u n io r h ig h school band; ta in e d at a d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y fo r la m e tte is ade qu a te f o r disposal th a n a w is e m an can a n s w e r." C am p Eir«* G ir ls M r a m i M rs E B a tc h e ld e r o f N o rth purposes lacks p ro o f and is one th a t " Is th a t w h y I (a ile d in m y e x ­ M a rc h in g g ro u p s St M a tth e w s P la in s, M r. and M rs J M o o re and w ill d e la y a ctio n u n t il th is stre a m a m in a tio n ? " T o m m y in q u ire d in ­ ' D u tch D ancers." A lo h a - H u b e r Jo a n na W e lch o f S cholls. becomes lit t le m o re th a n an open n o c e n tly .— Ex. school R h y th m band L a v e lle H a yd e n o f T illa m o o k v is ­ se w e r W hen w ill necessity o r p rid e F ra te rn a l R oyal N e ig h b o rs. R a in ­ ite d M r and M rs Jo h n Z itz m n n o v ­ Advice s tim u la te fa v o ra b le a ctio n and p ro ­ bow* ( ¡ ir is . Moose a nd H ills b o ro e r th e w e e k-e n d . Sandy — Ye p ro m ise d m e sax- gress in re g a rd to th e p ro p e r d is ­ (¡ra n g e . T h e B e th a n y B a p tist M is s io n a ry posal o f s a n ita ry sewage in this pence i f I w as to p b o y at school, C iv ic a nd C o m m u n ity A lo h a - H u ­ G u ild w ill m eet w ith M rs. H o p k in s a n ' I'v e been to p b o y f o r tw o state? b e r school C o ffe e C lu b , C h a m b e r T h u rs d a y . w eeks ru n n in g . o f C o m m e rce S e v e ra l m e m b e rs of L ce d y (¡ra n g e Father (Reluctantly) W e ll In th«* c h ild re n 's d e co ra te d b i­ a tte n d e d K in to n G ra n g e m e e tin g Grange Meets Saturday cycles. a lo n g lis t o f p rizes w e re T ue sd a y n ig h t, w h e re th e y show ed H ills b o ro G ra n g e w i l l m eet S a t­ T O O I.A T F T O C L A S S IF Y a w a rd e d c o v e rin g m a r ly « v e ry one p ic tu re s o f th e B o n n e v ille dam . u rd a y . A ll tile G ran g e s c rip w ill W A N T E D — E x p e rie n c e d sheep o f a dozen o r m o re e n trie s. be cashed at thus m e e tin g . W a sh ­ h e rd e r.— G. Russell Morgan H ills ­ D eco ra te d p riv a te a u to m o b ile p riz e in g to n C ounts G ra n g e c o u n c il w ill boro. w ax w o n by G le n n N o rto n w ith a meet w ith B e a ve rto n G ra n g e S a t­ coupe b la n k e te d in roses. u rd a y a fte rn o o n at 1:30 and a pot (By Mr«. 11. E. Waldorf) H ills b o r o A rg u s c o n ta in s a ll th i Dancers (¡e l Prize M is Jo h n P a v c lc ik e n te rta in e d lu c k s u p p e r w ill be h e ld in th e new s o f H ills b o r o a n d th e s u r­ H e le n W ic k , d a n c in g teacher, w ith e ve n in g ro u n d in g c o m m u n itie s . R ead i t h e r flo a t a nd d a n c in g p u p ils w on nt d in n e r J u n e 30 M r. and M rs and k e e p in fo rm e d on w h a t it firs t, w ith PEP co m p a n y, and H ills ­ C h a rle s Jo h n son , in h o n o r o f M r P a v c lc ik ’s In rth d a v h a p p e n in g a t home. tl b o ro P h a rm a c y second a nd th ird . Quarry Closes M iss Jean E m e ry w as hostess C o m ic c h a ra cte rs. Dab* V a n D o in - Ja ckso n q u a rry , last c o u n ty ro c k e lcn , F ra n k M cG ee and an e n try W ednesday a fte rn o o n at a la w n p a r ­ c ru s h e r in th e c o u n ty in o p e ra ­ ty and s tra w b e rry feast, assisted by fro m A lo h a tio n . was closed W ednesday n ig h t C h ild re n 's pet se ctio n Dan Phelps, h e r m o th e r. M rs 1 5. E m e ry, E ig h t fo r th e sum m er, re le a sin g a c re w M a ry L o u is e A n d e rson . D a r re ll V a n - lit t le schoolm ates o f Jean w e re o f n in e m en. J. W . B a rn e y, c o u n ty dehey, L o is S tu n k a rd and Don M o r- guests. Jo h n K in s e y le ft F rid a y to re jo in e n g in e e r, re p o rte d den, a ll firs ts . P rizes w e re not a w a rd e d a u to h is sh ip , lb S. S C hicago, after Say you saw It In th e Argus. dealers a lth o u g h th e re w e re a n u m ­ n e a rly a m o n th 's fu rlo u g h . M rs. b e r w ith v a rio u s m o d e l cars in the parade. 'I ’ ll«* p a ra d e was sponsored by the R o ta ry c lu b w ith R. E. W ile y c o m ­ m itte e c h a irm a n . In th e p a ra d e w e re hands fro m B e th a n y, H e lv e tia , Sher- wi»«»d, Forest ( ¡ro v e and H ills b o ro . Feature» o f th e p a ra d e was th e (». A R f if e a m i d ru m corps, w h ic h in ­ cludes th re e ve te ra n s o f th e c iv il w a r. 'I’llis same o rg a n iz a tio n lias been ta k in g p a rt in c e le b ra tio n s here each ye a r, g ro w in g s m a lle r in n u m ­ bers as th e ye a rs pass. T h is y e a r th e re w e re but th re e . Big Crowd Watches I hippy Days Parade OREGON P a tie n t -Can I fin is h th is one b o ttle of w h is k y b e fo re I g iv e it u p fo i good? D o cto r A ll 111 go and r ig id , b rin g tw o gla •es. Ex M O I lH lS < IT V W A S T E IH S P O H A I. Head Local Schools Victim I fcart Attack H IL L S B O R O , Unknown Mr.' Jones " A n d h o w does y o u r man lik e his n e w jo b a t the b re w ­ e ry Mr S m ith "H e a in 't been able to te ll m e y e t.” — E x He I f I'd k n o w n th a t tu n n e l was g o in g to be so lo n g I'd have k i. >ed y o u " She "O h w a s n 't i t y o u ? "— E x. I • • • • F ir s tly G ra n d m a ( to s m a ll b o y i— "J o h n , come alo n g and sec y o u r n e w b a b y si G r T he s to rk has ju s t le f t it w ith m o th e r." John "T h e k id can w a it a w h ile . S how m e th e s to rk ." — E x . Real Estate Transfers M u ltn o m a h In n u r a n r e A g e n c y to M u r r a y H u n ’ et u x , p a r t L o t 15. N ic h o la A d d i­ n ' " . (garden H o m e I t e r F e rn a n d e z G u e rilla * et a l t o J o h n Ana T ract J'j Jo h n s o n E s ta te A d d itio n , B e a v e rto n -K e c d v ille . M (. .Steel et ux to Jam ea F. G a u ld et ux. p a r t o f S e c tio n 31 T 2 8 R lW . Em m a A U r a v e r t o W illia m B y ro n R' ' p a r t o f S e c tio n 32 T 2 8 R l W 4 W a K in g to n . , ,n ty to H e le n L a c h a p e lle . • L ' >. E 6 a n d 6 B lo c k in N e h a le m L u m b e r O n . T im b e r. a - h ii-g to r i c o u n ty t o H e le n La* ha p e lle . L ' ** • « n il x B lo c k 17 N e h a le m L u m b e r ('<• . T im b e r. U A A .b u ry et a l to I. A . A n b u ry et a l. 1 A< re Steel*.« A d d itio n . B e a v e rto n . '. E a ta te B e rth a I. B a lm e r N O T H K T O < R K D IT O R H th e (.’«Minty C o urt, o f th e S ta te o f Ore» gon . f o r th e C o u n ty o f W a s h in g to n . i*rol> ate D e p a rtm e n t. N«»t|ce ia h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e under« .ign«*d O. D . B a lm e r haa been a p p o in te d a d m in iB t r a to r ««f th e e e ta te o f B E R T H A I R E N E B A L M E R , deceased, b y th e C o u n - • " f ’ b e S ’a ' c ■ t i . * .• W a * h in * to n C o u n ty , a n d i* q u a lifie d A l! I*erAoriA h a v in g c la im a a g a in s t Raid e-.*a’ r are h e re b y n o tifie d to p re a e n t th e name, d u ly v e r ifie d , aa b y la w re q u ire d , t o th e u n d e m ig n e d a t (¿alee ( 're e k . O re g o n , w ith ­ in aix m o n th * fr o m th e d a te here«,f. h a te d and f i r a t p u b lis h e d J u ly k. 1037. h a ’ e o f la s t p u b lic a tio n A u g u s t 1937, (» h . B A L M E R . A d m in is t r a to r . J A Y H. HTO< K M A N . 33A-7 R a ilw a y E xch a n g e B ld g ., P o rtla n d , O re g o n , A t t o r ­ ney D u ly K. 15, 22. 29. a n d A u g . $, 1937» B a n k r u p t: h a le T h o m p io n N O T IC E T O ( R K h IT O R S th e h i s t r i r t C o u rt o f th e U n ite d State*-, f o r th e D i s t r i c t o f O re g o n . In th e M a tte r o f D A L E THOM PSON. B a n k ru p t , N o . B 22414 in B a n k ru p tc y . N o tic e i* h e reby g iv e n t«» a il c re d ito r« | da y o f J u n e . A h . 1 . 7 . h a le T h o m p s o n o f G a a to n , O re g o n , th e b a n k ru p t above n a m ed, wan d u ly ad­ ju d ic a te d b a n k ru p t . a rid t h a t th e f i r - t m e e tin g o f hia c r e d it o r * w i l l be held in •he C o u n ty O / u r t R'x?m in th e C o u n ty H ouse a* H ills b o r o , O re g o n , on th e 19th day o f J u ly , 1937, a t te n A . M a t w h ic h tim e «aid c re d ito r» m ay a tte n d , p ro v e th e ir c la im « , a p p o in t a trustee, e x a m in e th e b a n k ru p t, a n d t r a n s a c t such o th e r bu»ine»M aa m a y p r o p e r ly com e b e fo re »aid m e e tin g . C la im * m u s t be p re se n te d in fo r m re­ q u ire d b y th e B a n k r u p t A c t a n d s w o rn to. T h e sch e d u le file d disclose« 1216.00 ua- »eta. >431.00 lia b ilit ie s , >134.00 e x e m p ­ tio n « c la im e d . h a te d J u ly 8. 1937. TH O 8. H TO NG UE J r . R e fe re e in B a n k ru p tc y , H ills b o r o , O re g o n . 19 In Mysterious * .!. • • . SAVE PER CENT on Auto Insurance H h -. F ire, T h e ft, C ollision, L iability Get details from Chas. L. Walker "Every Form of Protection” Phone 1732 TOWELS Size 40 X 68 inches 49c SPROUSE-REITZ STORES cA W estern Onjanhatíon^ m ftfn 1') Aer«w S e c tio n <1 T I N R5W . F r e d e r ic k S e h '-e n t o J a c k A . H i l l i e r et ux. p a rt T1S M a rth a 1 H u tc h in s . E m o ry T (, F ra n c is R3W . D u B o ia e* ux to F a rth e r R. L o t IK N o r t h T ig a r d v ille . M u lq u in et u x t o R o bert H p a r t - f S e ctio n 15 T I 8 R lW B u rk « G u a rd ia n i t o T . A . Imperial Poultry Feeds N ew 1937 DEM ING S hallow W ell Water Systems You're readv for "T h e W o r ld ’s B e st” GET YOURS an yth in g with a NOW : "Caterpillar” An automatic pump p r o ­ motes vour family's health and leisure. U n excelled for long life and silent oper- ation. U n conditional o n e- year guarantee. Come and see t h e D em ing W ater S ys­ tem that has been in actual use over five years. 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