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Business Firms
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for Two Blocks on Fifth A venue
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R e lie f
A b o u t C o m p le te d
Coin« liu u nd tin««- H ills b o ro ,n»<»p
w ill |»ai t n ’lp a te in th e c o u rt o f lio n -
day.
oi ti> b« h e ld th a t e ve n in g
A m o n g th e la rg e g ro c e ry store..
T h re e H ills b o r o c iv ic o rg a n iz a
1 e n te rin g an ag re e m e nt w ith
the
tio n s an- < »»-op« i at m g in th e d e d ic a
i u n io n are. C o lu m b ia Foods, P ig -
tio n th e H ills b o ro H o ta ry c lu b th e
, gl.v W ig g ly . S a fe w a y. F a irw a y , and
A iih t h an tw g io n , a m , the H ili' b o ro
B u s h s M a rk e t. O th e r lo c a l store:,
B re a k fa s t c lu b T in H o ta ry clul» w ill
I have expressed a w illin g n e s s to e n
a d jo u rn its n g u la i noon m e e tin g
te r th e u n io n L e n h a rt said
tit .»,,« nd w ith t h e ir fa m ilie s , tin*
T h is is th e f ir s t c it y in th e
e v e n in g d<*dieati«»n T h e H o ta ry C u b
c o u n ty in w h ic h th e w o r k has been
I
th e spoiiM oring o rg a n iz a tio n o f
co m p le te d , w h ile tw o stores a lre a d y
.'ro o p 210 T o m B ro n lc e w e one «if
B oy Scouts fro m the F irs t C o u g rc: suina I
e it S tu tz R o b e rt and T om W h itm o re . C a rl M e r r y -
have sig n e d in F orest G ro v e . T h o
.h •ir m em ber? b e in g scout leader.
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Ja n ie
W. M o tt, on th e s te p , o f tin* c a p ito l at
,h .- w ill als»» a tte n d 'I hey are the
<•»« la
W ilh e lm
J u n c tio n C ity ; L e w is D u n ca n .
Near» C o m p le tio n
sponstn
fo r T ro o p 220. w ith Ben
W .is ln n g lo n . D C . J u ly 6 1937 T h o «• in the p ic
K e lle y H o lb e rt. B ob M c D u ffe e
M a rs h fie ld ; Ja ck
F n h c r as scoutm u h r
H ills b o ro
A ll P o rtla n d stores, w it h a fe w
tu re a re R o b e rt W h itb y S alem . V ic to r A n d e i m
M a r tin . L« nai l F a rr. C o q u ille ; V in a , R a n d a ll. R ic h -
B re a k fa s t C u b is c o -o p e ra tin g in
e xce p tion s, h a ve e n te re d in to th e
• ! I S m ith Ma
Ir a k. C a rlto n W oodard. W ilb u r
G h n M acy, W illia m M acy. M c M in n v ille , B u r t Sand»
(Continued on pace 2. rnlumn 3»
fu rn is h in g th e c o ffe e, w h ic h w ill he
W o rk m a n C o tta g e G ro v e . J a c k B ro w n e ll.
A lla n
.served b> th e hcouts T h e fa m ilie s
M a rcu s W altz, F orest G ro v e , T hom as Jack..son, S« .»-
( ’«»utant E a rl H a ll. Don M o y e r. G ra n ts Pass; J im
.ind frie n d s o f a ll B o y S c o u ts in th e
side. E d w a rd Ja n n ^cn . B e a ve rto n ; G o rd o n K in n e y .
E llio tt. D ouglas Ja n n ey. S ta n le y Jones J r . Roget
t e r r it o r y a re in v ite d to a tte n d th is
G e a rh a rt
Ja ck and H u b e rt L u n de e n . W c .'tp o rt,
O
ln w h e id . R ic h a rd T h ie r o lf. J e rr y V a w te r. M e d
d«*dication.
P ik «
B u i lin g u in e
O.sw» pro ;
F r t d B a rk e r,
B ob
fo rd F ra n k K in g R o b e rt F a rlo w . A s h la n d ; Russell
M rs Ire la n d G r iir r o u *
Jon»*.* Ja ck T itu . Ja ck ll a y o . Haiv«a B ly th e . E d-
w ebb« :. Pi pect. M a tth ie u F o rc tte . S ta y to n ; H a r-
T h is cam p ha . been mad«1 possible
ward Z h iu iic i inan Fugcm * E a rl Bled«* V l t t l K c
l Michel. L ebanon. K e n n e th M u rp h y . A lb a n y ,
th r o u g h th e gem !«»sity o f M i
E liz
d e ll W» t f i r D ic k B lo w . B oh B ia n d s. Pau, D u ru z.
V i i :•••!» Siem ens. D allas, and C ongressm an Jam es
abeth Ire la n d , a n a tiv e d a u g h te r of
D a k M v n a tt F rtd c •l ic k K a u I
M e lv in K o h ci t.s Boh-
W M o tt.
W a s h in g to n c o u n ts . and th e o w n e r
F a rm s e c u rity has been b ro u g h t
o f th<* s» v c ra l h u n d re d acre tra c t in
w ith in reach o f 14(1 W a s h in g to n and
w h ic h th e ca m p i . s itu a te d T h e
, west p o rtio n o f M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty
» .im p » p i a c tu a l,j
e n c irc le d by
fa rm fa m ilie s d u rin g th e past y e a r
M c K a y c e c k , p e rm a n e n t a c c e • to
th ro u g h r u r a l r e h a b ilita tio n loans
w h ic h w ill be m ade possible by a
fo r purchase o f needed liv e s to c k
suspension b rid g e now b e in g e re c t -
i fa rm e q u ip m e n t, feed, seed and f e r
» d ’ >tli« r | k r m a n e iit im p ro v e m e n ts
tiliz e r . re p o rts V ic to r S. M adsen.
in c lu d e the ch a n ih g o f th e cree k o f
, c o u n ty s u p e rv is o r, re s e ttle m e n t ad-
a ll d» h i c a m i th e c o n s tru c tio n o f a
1 m in is tra tio n . H ills b o ro .
dam th e re in t«> fo rm a s w im m in g
Loans in th e c o u n ty to fa rm fa m
pool, th e e h a n iu g and le v e lin g o f a
ilie s w ith o u t adeouate c re d it f a c il
M rs
M elissa A
Dodds 88. o f
la rge m a n e u v e r g ro u n d , th e e re c tio n
O ffic ia ls o f th e W a s h in g to n c o u n itie s to ta le d $78.455 at th e end o f th e
o l .» 40 x .»0 P o w -W o w s h e lte r now Banks, w h o was c ro w n e d "Q ue e n
ty fre e fa ir m e t a ll day in H ills b o r o fis c a l y e a r on J u n e 30. R e p a ym e n ts
d« signed and th e c o n s tru c tio n o f a M o th e r” at th e W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
M o n d a y to in sp e ct th e b u d d in g s and ■ on loans to p re se n t d a te a m o u n ts
i hclt« r ca m p fo r each o f th e troops.
P io n e e rs
and N a tiv e Sons a n d
g ro u n d s, w h ic h w e re fo u n d to be in to $10 182 09 F.m erpency g ra n ts to
T h e boys are b< in g o rg a n ize d in to
d e s titu te fa rm fa m ilie s and la b o re rs
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ir s t das* c o n d itio n H o w e v e r, some to ta le d S1R.21R
m ilita r y o r.’. am z.ations to ta ke care
oi the autoinobi i«•>. trail
lig h t mg 20. d ie d a t h e r hom e W ednesday
a d d itio n a l im p ro v e m e n ts w i l l be
F a rm p la n s w o rk e d out co-oper-
.e a tin g am , g e nera, a rra n g e m e n ts a fte rn o o n She h a d ,it b« cu in gotxi
m ade th ia y e a r, w h ic h w i l l p ro b a b ly at -;ly w ith th e c o u n ty s u p e rv is o r
nee« .u y to ta k e c a re o f th e a n t ic i h e a lth fo r some tim e
in c lu d e a n e w p o u ltr y b u ild in g E n i fo r each in d iv id u a l fa rm p ro v id e fo r
pated a tte n d a n c e o f to m e 300 p e r-
trie s in th e p o u ltry d e p a rtm e n t so pu rch a se o f necessary c a p ita l goods
F u n e ra l services w ill be h e ld at
•»in A ll
ito in o b lh •
be p a rke d
fa r sh o w th a t m o re roo m m ust be fo r m a x im u m e ffic ie n c y in fa rm in g
on th e cast ide o f th e N o rth P la in s 2 p in. F rid a y fro m t h e F ore st
o p e ra tio n s, a p p ro v e d fa rm m a n a g e
secured.
h ig h w a y on th e 12-lo o t s h o u ld e r fa c
G ro . c
Un d e i ta k in g
com pany
F a ir o ffic ia ls u n a n im o u s ly agreed m e n t p ra ctice s and p a y m e n t on o ld
in g H ill b o ro and w ill be d ire c te d
th a t no o b je c tio n a b le fe a tu re s w ill debts.
and g u a rd e d by B oy Scouts on h a lf- chapel, and In te rm e n t w ill be in
be to le ra te d , w h ic h m eans th a t th e re A ssist W ith P la in
r e lie f d u ty d u rin g th e f u ll » v e ilin g
th e fa m ily p lo t at the Bank.*, ce m e
A p ra c tic a l ho m e m an a g e m en t
w ill be no g a m b lin g o r games o f
D in n e r Set fo r 6
te ry .
s k ill o f a n y k in d , o r o th e r conces p lan, p ro v id in g fo r a g arden, p le n ty
A p o t lu c k d in n e r w i l l be served at
sions th a t a re n o t w o r th y . T h e p o l o f h o m e canned a nd p re se rve d fru its ,
M elissa A. K irn s e y was h o rn n e a r
tl p in Each fa m ily w ill fu rn is h its ( h «• ny ill«
ic y o f fre e a d m is s io n w i l l be co n ve g e ta b le s and m eats, as w e ll ns
F T b ru .ii v 8 1849 the
c lo th in g and h o u seh o ld needs, is set
o w n food, u te n s ils in c lu d in g sugar y o u n g e s t o f seven c h ild re n
tin u e d .
H er
1 up in c o -o p e ra tio n w ith each h o m e
and cups C o ffe e and cream , u n d e r fa th e r d ie d a fe w davs a fte r h e r
P la n P io n e e r Pageant
m a k e r.
s u p e rv is io n o f th e B re a k fa s t c lu b b ir th In 1864. she was m a rrie d to
A c o m m itte e fro m th e H ills b o ro
A id in g these fa m ilie s in re g a in in g
w ill ,»<• M iv e d b y th e B o y Scouts
J o h n S Dodds. w h o d ie d in 1887
( ’o ffe e c lu b , headed b y M rs H H. fa rm s e c u rity th ro u g h a m in im u m
B la n k e t , o r canvass s h o u ld be ta ke n i T h u e c h ild r e n w e re b o rn to th e
S ta n a rd . w ill p u t on a m o re e la b o r cash loan, good m an a g e m en t and
a lo n g to be pr< ad on the g ro u n d fo r 1 u n io n , tw o d a u g h te rs. M rs
N ora
ate a nd e n te r ta in in g ju n io r p io n e e r b u s in e s s -lik e o p e ra tio n , b e n e fits th e
<( u n l i n i i r « , «xi i»ag< . « n h i n t i i
D o o le y o f B anks, and M rs H a ttie M r
M» l. ..» A Dodds. W a sh in g to n pageant th a n last ye a r. T h e fa ir o f e n tire c o u n ty th ro u g h c u ttin g d o w n
»•• u n tv s i Id« , n a tiv e d a u g h te r, fic ia ls agreed to a sp e cia l a p p r o p r i d e lin q u e n t (axes and r e lie f costs,
I D a v id s o n o f F orest G ro v e , and a
so n C h a rle s, w h o d ie d se ve ra l ye a r
d ie s .it B anks W ednesday a fte r a tio n fo r th is e ve n t, and b e tte r seat and re s to rin g th e n o rm a l p u rc h a s in g
ago M rs Dodds had been a r e s i
noon
in g and lig h tin g w ill also be in c lu d p o w e r to m a n y fa m ilie s u n a b le to
d e n t o f th is c o u n ty n e a rly . ill her
ed
buy c lo th in g , fa rm in g e q u ip m e n t
; life
T h e R o ta ry c lu b , w h ic h has fo r and o th e r necessities, said M adsen.
years ponsored th e M u tt dog show,
A t th e tu n e o f h e r d e a th M rs
A t ld ilio n a l s e rv ic e is b e in g m ade
w ill do so a g a in th is ye a r, and was a v a ila b le to iq a n v fa m ilie s th ro u g h
Dodds was th e oldest n a tiv e d a u g h
vo te d a s m a ll a p p ro p ria tio n to h e lp fa rm d i bt a d ju s tm e n t and c o m m u n
C a rn a tio n M ilk P ro d u cts co m p a n y te r «»f W a sh in g to n c o u n ty H e r tw o
, o u t th is e ve n t.
w e re
present fo r th e
ity and c o -o p e ra tiv e services.
H ills b o ro em plnv • met F rid a y n ig h t d a u g h te rs
Business Houses to Close
in th e G ra n g e h a ll h e r.1 w ith W M ce re m o n ie s here Ju n e 20 and the
M ost o f th e business fir m s have
Balsam , e x e c u tiv e se cre ta ry o f the vo u n gc t M rs D a vid so n , placed the
O n e leg or tw o . it m akes no d i f agreed to close fro m 2 to 4. F rid a y
D a iry and Ice C re a m D riv e rs ' and c ro w n o f flo w e rs on h e r head.
Besides th e tw o d a u g h te rs. M rs
fe re n c e
to J o h n n y D a vid so n o f a fte rn o o n . S e p te m b e r 3. a nd w ith a il
H e lp e rs ' U n io n o f P o rtla n d . P re s i I
dent B o th o f the u n io n and o th ers Dodds is s u rv iv e d by e ig h t g ra n d H e lv e tia vv In n it comes to m o u n th e ir e m p lo y e s to v is it th e fa ir, d e
li Onlinue«, nn png«* 7. roltimn 6)
c h ild re n .
seventeen
g re a t-g ra n d ta in c lim b in g
S u n d a y. J o h n n y
fro m P o rtla n d
D isc ie sioii c< n te re d on u n io n m e m - c h ild re n and fo u r g re a t-g re a t-g ra n d - mad»' th e c lim b up M t H ood fo r
,h«' fir s t tim e m 10 y e n s re g a rd
b< rs ln p and th e c o n tra c t re c e n tly 1 c h ild re n .
F o u r fast team s o f th e c o u n ty
less o f th e fact th a t o tic leg is
•
| and c ity s o ftb a ll leagues a re sch cd -
a r t if ic ia l.
com pany and the
am h i u n io n
U n iv e r s ity P o o l O p e n
[ u le d to p la y T h u rs d a y n ig h t at
u n d e r w h ic h a ll « m p lo y c s o f tin
In 1026. he vva • a g u id e on th e
H ilh i fie ld in. a b e n e fit gam e fo r
c o m p a n y m ust heroin«* m em b e rs o f to H e a l t h y S w im m e r s
a n n u a l H«»od R iv e i Le g io n c lim b
th e
R e p re s e n ta tiv e business fir m s of L o u is H in ric h s , d r iv e r f o r
th e u n io n .
C ounty h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t gave u p M , H»»< I. and th e n he . u ffc r - i H ills b o ro a re g iv in g lo v a l su p p o rt , H om e L a u n d ry , w h o was in ju r e d
L o ca l em ploy«
u n d e r c o n tra c t p h y s ic a l e x a m in a tio n s M o n d a y and < d an a ccid e n t to on«' leg and has
i ,o th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fre e fa ir ! re c e n tly in a s o ftb a ll game. T he
w ill have u n til about A n g u s, 8 ,«» T uesday to th e G ir l M a rin e rs and c o n fin e d h i- a c tiv itic ’s ,«» the less-
dates o f S e p te m b e r 2. 3 a nd 4. ac- games w ill s ta rt at R o 'clo ck.
c o m p le te m e m b e r h ip S u p e rv is o ry I o th e r H ills b o ro g ro u p s in ord» r th a t «'i a ltitu d e ' since.
T eam s p la y in g in c lu d e th e M en's
«c o rd in g to f a ir o ffic ia ls . T h e p la n
e m p lo ye s and < '.re n t« \e s . and tw o they m ig h t ta k e a d va nta g e o f th e o p
I,o w » 'v e r. th is
p rin g he decid e d ’ used to a d v e rtis e th e fa ir last y e a r S hop vs C a d v M o to r co m p a n y, and
le a rn e rs, are e x e m p te d fro m m e m p o r tu n ity ,«» s w im in th e P a c ific u n i th a t an a r t if ic ia l leg vv is no h a n d i
Ray
M a tin \ s B a tte ry “ E " T h e
has been ado pte d again th is ye a r,
v e rs ity ta n k The ta n k is a v a ila b le cap and set on, to prov e his p o in t.
b e rsh ip .
and n e a rly th e e n tire business d is last tw o team s are in second place
T h e n ’ are 35 »tnploy» in the p la n t W< d m sday n ig h ts to H ills b o ro s w im II«' jo in e d fo ie i's w it h Jo h n H cn n e n t r i c t has signed up fo r th is plan | in t h e ir re s p e c tiv e leagues
here, in c lu d in g tw o w om en Basic m e rs w h o a re fr< < fro m disease, a c o f P o rtla n d , w h o m a n u fa c tu re » the w h ic h in c lu d e s th e d is tr ib u tio n of
A il a d m issio n ch a rg e o f 25 cents
wage cal«' is set at 50 cents fo r men. c o rd in g to M iss C la ra E ngehre,sen. lim b s T h e pan chos«' S u n d a y fo r $250.00 m n e g o tia b le m e rch a n d ise w ill be m ade a nd a ll fu n d s c o l-
c
o
u
n
ty
n
u
rse
and 40 cents fu r w o m en
th e ir a tte m p t. C lif f G illa n d a cco m (c e rtific a te s to be g iv e n a w a y S a tu r j lected w ill be tu rn e d o v e r to pay
p a n ie d th e e x p e d itio n and to o k d a y n ig h t. S e p te m b e r 4
Business d o c to r's fees fo r H in ric h s , w h o s u f
p h o to g ra p h s
firm s , w h o a re p a rtic ip a tin g in a d fe re d a b ro k e n leg. and is u n a b le
T h e ir g u id e vva B ill B la n c h a rd , v e rtis in g th e fa ir w ill g iv e one fa ir I to c o n tin u e his e m p lo y m e n t.
T h e b e n e fit is sponsored by th e
who
has »'lim bed t h e p rin c ip a l a d v e rtis in g tic k e t w ith e v e ry 50c
|x'a ks (T th e Casead»'s. and w h o purchase, s ta rtin g S a tu rd a y . J u ly 17. H ills b o ro S o ftb a ll association, and
d e cla re d , w h e n the p a rty re tu r n - and c o n tin u in g u n t il 4 p. m.. S a tu r j use o f th o fie ld and lig h ts lias been
» d. th a , so fa r as he kn e w , th is was day. S e p te m b e r 4. These c e rtific a te s don ate d fo r th a t n ig h t by p e rm is
th e firs , tim e th e p rid e o f O regon w ill be d is trib u te d at 9 o ’c lo c k at sion o f th e fie ld lig h tin g e o n u n it-
I tee.
e v e r had been scaled b y m en w ith lh«' fa ir g ro u n d s S a tu rd a y n ig h ,
T ue sd a y n ig h ,. J u ly 20. at 8 p. m. a r t if ic ia l legs.
Im p ro v e m e n t o f F if lh avenue, be
T h e p a rty m ade th e I r ip w ith o u t
tw e e n M a in and B a se lin e sheets, a special m e e tin g o f th e c«nm cil w ill
w ill be g in as soon as s u rv e y stake: eousid( r a rcque.st fo r p a v in g on m ish a p o f any k in d in the a v e r
East M am stree t. P ro te sts w ill be age tim »' o f usual clim b s , it was
*
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(<l. it was decreed at a m e e tin g o f h e a rd a, th a t tim e , and a c tio n ta ke n re p o rte d . T h e re was a la rge crow ’d
<’,i th e nn a m ta in , and v is ib ility was
m accordance w ith th e h e a rin g .
lh<’ c ity c o u n c il T ue sd a y e ve n in g .
good, e x c c p l fo r a s lig h t haze Io
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m ade by 75 p e r cent o f th e p ro p e rty W o rk s a d m in is tra tio n loan o f $8,000
uct o r ch e a p e n in g th e p ro d u c t its e lf. We fe e l c e rta in th a t y o u
o w n e rs on th e F ifth « ve n ue b lo c k fo r c o n s tru c tio n o f an in d u s tria l sew -
w o u ld n o t be s a tis fie d w ith th e la tte r.
I,('tw e e n W a s h in g to n and B aseline. « r to c a rry c a n n e ry waste, and o th e r
T h e p ro te st was mad»'. a c c o rd in g in d u s tria l w a ste to tin * r iv e r. A t
E ffe c tiv e S e p te m b e r 15. 1937. th e K iib s rrip tio n ra ti- o f W ash
to th e re s id e n ts on th e stree t, he- pre se n t a ll in d u s tria , sewage passe
in g to n c o u n ty 's tw o o ffic ia l ne w sp a pe rs w ill be a dvanced fro m
eau •«' it was fe a re d , h»‘ cos, w o u ld th ro u g h th e sewage p la n , w ith d o
D ales lo r th e W ilia m « ,,»' V a lle y
$1.30 p e r y e a r to $2.00 p e r y e a r in advance.
he to o m uch fo r th e p ro p e rty in m e stic sewage.
L I I liv e s to c k and crop s to u r has
v ie w o f th e se w e r e nnections re c e n t
been anounc»'d by th e state c lu b
T in - g reat p e rce n ta g e o f m e k l y n e w sp a pe rs In the U n ite d
ly in s ta lle d
and m o n th ly se w e r B e r r y P ic k e r P le a d s
o ffi» ’»' as M o n d a y. T uesday and W e d
S lates a re sold and have sold nt $2.00 p e r y e a r o r m ore fo r
re n ta l- R esidents on th e b lo c k he
nesday. A lig n 3 2. 3. and I. a cco rd in g
se ve ra l years
A sub: e rip tio u rate a d va nce to e q u a l charges
tw een W a s h in g to n and M ain stret ts N«»l G u ilt y (o C h a rg e s
Io I- E E ia n c i , assistant c o u n ty
e ls e w h e re w ill a su re m a in ta in in g a nd im p ro v in g th e present
ag»'ii,
d id not p ro te st.
D o n a ld L a V a lle . ch a rg e d w ith a
h ig h q u a lity o f y o u r c o u n ty new spapers.
Cost N o m in a l
’I’o iir t i l ’s y e a r is s e h i'd u h 'd fo r
m o ra ls offe nse , w h ic h in v o lv e d th e
Cos, o f the p ro ie c t w ill I»«' h'ss re m o v a l o f a Japanese m in o r g ir l O la cka m a s and M u ltn o m a h co u n ties
T a k e a d va n ta g e o f th is o p p o r tu n ity to get a $2 00 n e w s p a
th a n 3d (e ld s per lin e a l foot. G eorge fro m th is e o u n lv . pleaded not g u ilty T h is is an a n n u a l tn u r h e ld p r im a r
p e r fo r $1.50. R enew y o u r s u b s c rip tio n b e fo re S e p te m b e r 13.
M cG ee < d y « n g in c c r de cla re d , due h( f o r i’ Ju d g e R F ra n k Pete rs T u e s ily fo r o ld e r c lu b hoys m liv e sto ck
1937.
R e m em b e r re g u la r use o f th e a d v e rtis in g pages w ill
,o the use o f W P A la b o r ,«» do th e d a y. Date fo r t r ia l w ill he set la te r and
cro p s p ro je c ts
O u ts ta n d in g
re s u lt in s a v in g s th a t w ill m ore Ilia n pay y o u r s i/lis e rip tio n
w o rk and p ro d u ce th e rock al the
O rd e rs f i l l ’d th is w eek in c ir c u it p u re b re d Hocks and herds w ill he
costs.
fp ia r r y now u n d e r lease h.v th e c ity . c o u rt in c lu d e Lu« Ila L D o w e l, vs v isite d on fa rm s w in r i ’ h» s, b re e d
Signed:
HILLSBORO ARGUS
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d ire c tin g ing, f» » «ling, and m an a g e m en t m e th
ing th e s h e e t to grade, gi id in g o f s h e r if f io e xe cu te deed; S te lla M u s ods a re in use. L e a d in g crop s fa rm s
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I R r n iu n W ilh a u i U u ik r d a h l.
1
Direct Fair
C o u n ty C o u rt D e m a n d s L o w
C o u n ty S o o n ; W o r k H e r e
H ills b o ro g ro c e ry sto re
w ere
n e a rly a ll u n d e r u n io n re g u la tio n
I th is w eek as to h ours, wages and
w o r k in g c o n d itio n s , a c c o rd in g to a
re p o rt m ade by T ho m a s B. L e n -
1 h a r t p re sid e n t o f th e R e ta il G ro c e ry
C le rk -.' U n io n . L o c a l 1092, P o rtla n d .
L e n h a rt, w ith a c re w o f tw o . co n -
) tai le d stores arid in d iv id u a Ls M o n -
H i l l .b o r o ( tih ln c t Bov S c o u ts of
, »lulls tin* d e d ic a tio n of
C a m p Khz.»both Ire la n d on T h u r *
<la\ J u lv 22 T h is cam p is located
th le e m ile s l i o i t l l o f llllls b o i'o «»Il the
N o rth
P la in s road
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Food Stores Drastic Cuts
Accept Union Seem Due for
Agreements Relief Costs
P o r tla n d
C’o-<>|>rrating
C e r r m o n ie » ;
I ’ ot
Tw o Sections, F ourteen Page»
'S
I I. N n. 20
C osts;
w ith
C o n s tru c tio n
C o n fe re n c e
B e g in
O f f ic ia ls F a ils
T r a ffic
W ill
O v e r W ils o n
R iv e r
H ig h w a y
R e a c h S o lu tio n
Faced w ith an e x h a u s te d c o u n ty
budget fo r g e n era l r e lie f assistance,
sh a rp c u ts in th is ty p e o f e x p e n d i
tu re seem in th e o ffin g
J u ly p a y m e n t in to th e state gen
e ra l assistance fu n d fo r m a tc h in g
purposes, p ro b a b ly w ill be th e last,
a c c o rd in g to m em b e rs o f th e c o u n
ty c o u rt, w h ile th e a c tio n o f th e
state in th e m a tte r re m a in s a co n
je c tu re .
B u d g e t fo r 1937 was $9 000. w h ile
e x p e n d itu re s in th e fir s t fiv e m on th s
o f th e y e a r surpassed th is a m o u n t
and fo rc e d th e c o u n ty to d ip in to
th e e m e rg e n cy fu n d . Faced w ith
ris in g costs on e v e ry hand, th e
c o u rt has p o in te d o u t th a t t h e
a m o u n t o f aid. w h ic h can be e x
pected fro m th e e m e rg e n c y fu n d
o f $10.000. is n e ce ssarily lim ite d .
C o n fe re n ce H e ld
C o n fe re n c e here T h u rs d a y a fte r
noon w ith E lm e r R. G o u d y . state
r e lie f a d m in is tra to r. M iss L oa H o w
a rd . w o rk s u p e rv is o r, a n d V ic to r
C a rlso n, f.e ld a d m in is tra to r, fa ile d
to b rin g a n y d e fin ite co n clu sio n s.
T h e c o n fe re n c e d e a lt c h ie fly w it h
a n e w a d m in is tra tiv e s e t-u p . ac
c o rd in g to m e m b e r o f th e c o u n ty
c o m m itte e .
In d ic a tio n s are th a t i f th e cost
o f g e n era l assistance can be lo w
ered in th e c o u n ty to a c o n s id e r
a b le e x te n t, th e c o u n ty c o u rt m ay
be a b le to fin a n c e th e c o u n ty
share o f th e b u rd e n fro m th e e m e r
gency funds, th e re m a in d e r b e in g
fu rn is h e d
by
th e s ta te th ro u g h
liq u o r fu n ds.
On th e o th e r hand, th e c o u rt is
r a th e r in d o u b t as to w h a t w o u ld
happen i f th e c o u n ty ca n n o t m atch
th e s ta te fu n ds. P re ce d e n t is fo u n d
in th e case o f one O reg o n c o u n ty
w h ic h fa ile d to b u d g e t fo r o ld age
pensions u n d e r th e o ld la w .
Coast Road
Crews Near
Each Other
B e fo re
F irs t
of
A u g u s t, Says O f f ic i a l
H. T. Hesse
W h e re th e ca n yo n w a lls are n e a r
ly p e rp e n d ic u la r and faced w ith j u t
tin g . s o lid basalt ro c k , tw o W ils o n
r iv e r c re w s a re re a c h in g o u t across
a 1600-fo o t space to d a y to shake
hands and an n ou n ce th a t a ro a d w a y
has been d riv e n th ro u g h jo in in g
T illa m o o k and W a s h in g to n c o u n tie s
on th e s h o rt c u t to th e sea.
"T e n days m o re ." J. R. S tephen,
s u p e rv is o r, h o p e fu lly d e c la re d T u e s
d a y m o rn in g , and as he spoke, a
p o w e rfu l b u lld o z e r b u rie d its nose in
th e s e m i-h a rd stone, g r u n tin g as th e
ro c k gave w a y a n d was pushed
aside A n o th e r h a lf-in c h had been
added to th e cut. as th e G le n w o o d
c re w slice d in to th e h uge e t if f o f th e
fa m o u s b o x ca n yo n o f D e v il's L a k e
fo rk .
B eyond Sum m it
T h is p o in t was I1 G m ile s fr o m
G le n w o o d ju n c tio n , w h e re th e n e w
h ig h w a y ta ke s o f f to th e w est, to
m o u n t b y easy stages a lo n g th e
m o u n ta in s id e to d ro p across t h e
s u m m it
in to
T illa m o o k
c o u n ty .
T h ru s tin g w e s tw a rd h o u r b y h o u r,
th e c re w has pushed th e p io n e e r
roa d n e a rly s ix m ile s b e yo n d th e
s u m m it and in to a c o u n try s t ill re
s p le n d e n t w ith green tim b e r.
B e lo w th e ne w road. 300 fe e t in an
a lm o s t sheer fa ll, th e W ils o n r iv e r
tu m b le s fro m p o o l to pool, its w a te rs
n o w tu r b u le n t and w h ite c reste d ;
n o w flo w in g s m o o th ly th ro u g h deep
recesses in th e rocks, c ry s ta l c le a r in
th e shadow s o f th e trees.
T o e m phasize th e s a v in g in tim e
to be e ffe c te d b y th e n e w h ig h w a y ,
a tr u c k was u n lo a d in g at th e G le n
w o o d cam p, to r e tu r n d u rin g th e
a fte rn o o n to the T illa m o o k side b y
w a y o f M c M in n v ille , on a jo u rn e y o f
n e a rly 200 m ile s. B y th e f ir s t o f
A u g u s t, o r e a rlie r, th is tr ip , fro m
ca m p to cam p, w i l l be b u t a m a tte r
o f 15 m ile s , and su pplies, m en and
e q u ip m e n t, a ll w ill e n te r th e p ro je c t
fro m th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty side,
s a vin g h o u rs o f tr a v e l a nd m ile s o f
w e a r a nd te a r
Courts Force .Action
A c tio n was b ro u g h t in c o u rt to
fo rc e th e c o u n ty to p a y th e pen-
Prepare for W inter
ions. w it h
tn e re s u lt
th a t th e
A t p re se n t th e p ro je c t o ffic ia ls a rc
c o u rt ru le d th a t, b u d g e te d o r not.
s tr iv in g o n ly to d riv e th ro u g h th is
th e pensions m ust be p a id . T h e
c o n n e c tin g lin k , and su rfa c e it fo r
c o u n ty exceeded its b u d g e t a nd th e
(C o n tin u ed on pave 8, colum n C)
pensions w e re paid. T h e p re se n t
social s e c u rity la w s h a ve n o t th u s
been tested, h o w e ve r.
F o llo w in g th e m ee tin g . M iss A lic e
M a x w e ll, c o u n ty r e lie f a d m in is tr a
to r. d e c la re d th a t e v e ry e f f o r t
w o u ld be m ade b y th e r e lie f o f
fic e to c u t d o w n on g e n e ra l as
sistance.
F u n e ra l services fo r M a rg a re t
" A l l re la tiv e s o f persons re c e iv
G regg. 20. d a u g h te r o f T ho m a s W.
in g assistance." she said, "a re to
G regg. L c is y v illc d is tric t, w e re h e ld
be asked to assist on th e u n d e r
T uesday a fte rn o o n fro m th e T u a la tin
s ta n d in g th a t tim e s a rc b e tte r, and
P la in s P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h w it h
R. G. Scott
re la tiv e s w h o have w o rk , n o w are
Rev. A n d re w C a r ric k o ffic ia tin g .
T hese m en c o m p ris e th e W a s h in g
in a b e tte r p o s itio n to assist.
B
u r ia l was in th e c h u rc h c e m e te ry
to n c o u n ty f a ir boa rd , w h ic h w ill
" E v e r y g e n e ra l assistance case in
d ire c t th e c o u n ty f a ir h e re S ep u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f D onelson &
c u r file s is to be g iv e n a c a re fu l
te m b e r 2. 3 a nd 4. A t top. H. T. S e w e ll, fu n e ra l d ire c to rs . F e llo w
i s tu d e n ts a t P a c ific U n iv e r s ity w e re
re -ch e ck, and re -in v e s tig a tio n , to
Hesse o f S ch o lls, p re s id e n t: m id p a ll bearers.
re m o ve a ll persons w h o m a y have
dle. R. M . B anks, v ic e -p re s id e n t,
M iss G re g g was b o rn N o v e m b e r
i.th e r m eans o f s u p p o rt, o r can o b
and R G. S co tt o f S h e rw o o d ro u te
3. 1916. at th e G reg g fa rm 20j m ile s
ta in assistance e ls e w h e re ."
4. tre a s u re r.
n o rth w e s t o f H ills b o ro , a nd d ie d
Cos* Increasing
s u d d e n ly o f a h e a rt a tta c k in a d o c-
O ld age assistance, assistance to
! to r's o ffic e in P o rtla n d . S he was a
th e b lin d , and assistance fo r d e
s tu d en t at P a c ific U n iv e rs ity , c o m
pe n de n t c h ild re n , w ill a b so rb as
p le tin g h e r ju n io r y e a r th is s p rin g .
m a n y o f th e ge n era l a: -¡stance loads
She was a g ra d u a te o f H ills b o ro u n
as r ig h t f u lly belo n g u n d e r these
ion h ig h school, class o f 19.34. and
c la s s ific a tio n s .
had been a tte n d in g U n iv e r s ity o f
Cost c f g e n era l assistance in 1936
i O regon s u m m e r school in P o rtla n d .
was $37.498.43 fo r th e e n tire year,
S u r v iv in g are h e r fa th e r, a s is te r
Resources o f th e C o m m e rc ia l N a
w h ile to J u n e 1 o f th is year, the
l D oris, a n d tw o b ro th e rs T ho m a s J r .
eost o f th is tv p c o f r e lie f had been tio n a l b a n k a rc re a c h in g s te a d ily and R o b e rt, and h e r g ra n d p a re n ts .
u p w a rd to w a rd th e tw o m illio n d o l
$31.409.24
M r. and M rs. H. O. Case, o f V a n
T h e c o u n ty c o u rt contends th a t la r m a rk , a c c o rd in g to th e Ju n e co u ve r. B. C.
sta
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he
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty is second h ig h
She was a m e m b e r o f th e lo c a l
est in th e state fo r the n u m b e r on one and th re e q u a rte rs m a rk a lre a d y Eastern S ta r c h a p te r.
has
been
passed.
r e lie f in c o m p a ris o n to Hie p o p u
I k posits Ju n e 30 w ere disclosed as
la tio n . and is s e a rc h in g fo r t h e
a n s w e r to w h y th e r e lie f load «1.792.030.43 as co m pared to $1,723.- S u p e r in te n d e n t S e le c tio n
s h o u ld g ro w a t so ste a d y a pace, 438.97 a y e a r ago. and $1 299.435.73 C o n s id e re d by B o a rd
w h ile e m p lo y m e n t and in co m e is Ju n e 30. 1935. R eport o f M a rc h 31 o f
C o n s id e ra tio n o f a successor to th e
th is y e a r disclosed $1.772.588.47. D e
rising.
la te C. H. N o s ie r as s u p e rin te n d e n t
posits J u n e 30 w e re $1 657.597.60 as
o f th e H ills b o ro g ra d e schools w as
co m p a re d to $1 646.773.95 at th e close
ta k e n up by th e school b o a rd M o n
o f M a rch , th is ye a r.
d a y n ig h t, b u t no decision was m ade.
Forest G ro v e banks show d e p osits A n o th e r m e e tin g w ill be h e ld n e x t
o f $1.541.219 71 w h ile W a s h in g to n M o n d a y and it is e xp e cte d ttia t th o
C o u n ty b a n k o f B a n k s has $159,- a p p o in tm e n t w ill be m ade a t th a t
087.89. b o th are increases.
time.
Rites Held for
Kathleen Gregg
Hillsboro Bank
Deposits Show
Quarterly Gains
Reward Offered
for Information
A ro u s e d o v e r th e d e s tru c tio n o f
F o u rth o f J u ly d e c o ra tio n s on H ills
b o ro business houses p re c e d in g the
c e le b ra tio n , e ig h t o f th e fir m s e f
fe cte d. th is w e e k have o ffe re d a
$25 re w a rd fo r in fo rm a tio n le a d
in g to th e a rre st a nd c o n v ic tio n o f
the va n d als.
T h e d e co ra tio n s, co stin g m o r e
th a n $25. w e re to rn a p a rt, rip p e d
fro m th e fa s te n in g s and some c a r
rie d a w a y . A ll had been purchased
n e w fo r th e occasion, and w e re in
th e fo rm o f the s ta rs and s trip e s
w ith a s ta r in sig n a re p re s e n tin g the
13 o rig in a l colonics.
Business houses th u s fa r r e p o r t
in g losses, in c lu d e C a d y
M o to r
co m p a n y . J C Penney. C o m m e r
c ia l N a tio n a l ba n k. J. L . A n d e r
son. P a lm D ru g store. H ills b o ro
P h a rm a cy. H ills b o ro A rg u s. B lu e
Eagle cafe, and T om S h u ck's B a r
b e r shop.
L o c a l D o c to r an d W if e
O n B o a t W h ic h H its R ock
A ll th e e x c ite m e n t o f a s h ip
w re c k w ith o u t e x tre m e d a n g e r was
e x p e rie n c e d by Dr. and M rs ,1 O.
Robb, w h o re tu rn e d F rid a y fro m
a lim it t r ip w h ic h to o k th e m to
S k a g w a y . A la ska .
O n th e re tu rn th e boat s tru c k a
ro c k al S ilk a and dela ye d the v o y
age 18 hours, w h ile re p a irs w e re
m ade to p la te s w h ic h had b e e n
s p ru n g e n o ug h to a llo w w a te r to
e n te r
They sadetl from Seattle June
i l l 4 r t p u r t t J 4 p lc a jd jit v C /« *c .
Number Desirable Prizes Being
Offered County <pH Dairy Clubs
A n a tio n a l t- H d a iry d e m o n s tra
tio n contest is b e in g sponsored th is
y e a r by th e K r a ft- P h e n ix Cheese
c o rp o ra tio n o f C h icago, III., a c c o rd
in g to w o rd re c e iv e d fro m th a t o r
ganization l\v I.. E F ra n cis, assist
a n t c o u n ty agent.
D e m o n s tra tio n w o r k is one o f the
m ost b e n e fic ia l and c o n s tru c tiv e
phases o f th e p ro g ra m o f a c tiv itie s
in t-H c lu b w o r k , slates F ra n cis.
T h is contest is o ffe r in g d a ir y c lu b
m em bers rea l re m u n e ra tio n fo r the
tim e and e ffo rt p u t in to p re p a re
th e ir w o rk . A n y 4-H c lu b m e m b e r
b etw een 15 and 21 is e lig ib le to e n
te r
S u b je c t ; fu r d e m o n s tra tio n s sh a ll
lie c o n fin e d to th e b re e d in g , g ro w
ing. feeding, f i l l i n g and ju d g in g
d a iry c a ttle , and th e p ro d u c tio n and
h a n d lin g o f m ilk and crea m on the
fa rm .
A c o u n ty cu n le s l w ill lie held, and
th e w in n in g team m e m b e rs w ill re
ce ive gold m edals, second place team
m em bers w ill re c e iv e s ilv e r medals.
A state co n test w ill be h e ld a t Hie
Or< gon S ta te fa ir, and th e state
c h a m p io n tra m m em b e rs w ill re
ce ive a I r ip In th e N a tio n a l D a iry
sh o w w h e re th e y " u | i com pete fo r
o t c t u n z l c lid in p io iu h ip .
M em b e rs o f the h ig h e st ra n k in g
team in each o f th e fo u r e x te n s io n
sections w ill rece ive a $250 co lle g e
s c h o la rs h ip . T h e fo u r s e ctio n a l w in
n in g team s w ill com pete fo r n a tio n a l
honors, and each o f th e tw o m e m
bers o f th e h ig h e st r a n k in g te a m
w ill re ce ive an a d d itio n a l $150 s c h o l
a rsh ip .
S p e cia l p a m p h le ts on p re p a ra tio n
o f d a iry d e m o n s tra tio n s have been
d is trib u te d by th e c o rp o ra tio n a n d
are a v a ila b le to d a iry c lu b leaders.
4-H Club Picnic
Set for July 25
T h e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a n n u a l
t-H e lu li p ic n ic w ill be h e ld at Halm
G ro v e S u n d a y. J u ly 25. as p la n n e d
by th e e x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e o f th e
Lo ca l L e a de rs' association, rc im rts
I. E. F ra n cis, assistant c o u n ty agent.
T h e a n n u a l h a ll gam e b e tw e en
c lu b m em b e rs and leaders w ill be
h e ld at I l a . m. L u n c h e o n w ill s ta rt
at I. fo llo w e d by a s h o rt p ro g ra m .
D e fin ite a n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e plans
fo r th e p ic n ic w ill be m ade a t a
la te r date. A d m is s io n to th e p a rk
to c lu b m c m b c ik w i l l be 4 cent, per
person