j (james tu Aid— • I .n t l u l l I a rc G aines T o n ig h t .it H Going Places— | Why Not Sec Junior Baseball Tram Win Game* Here Thursday and Saturday I t i m ÍH I ' r l i i j u n l l Ha b O \ u lu lili' Dedication Scout Camp Set July 22 C iv ic in f G ro u p » l‘ a m u le t» I i-¡«'lid» In v ite d Io J o in in Luck Western Oregon Scoliti at National Jamboree C le rk s U n io n C o m p le t« - O r g a n iz a tio n D in n e r to in i i i i 'I ' h . i 1.... . ■ including Orcnco Helvetia H e re to Farm Security Within Reach Many Families Pioneer Dies at Banks; Burial Friday Carnation Men Attend Meeting Pioneer Dies Fair Grounds improvement Before Board Disabled Guide Again Manages Mountain Trip Ball Players to Stage Benefit Business Firms Give Aid to Fair Council Decrees Improvement for Two Blocks on Fifth A venue Subscription Rate Boost Announced Livestock, Crops l our Next Month 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. rn.o C o rv a llis D ale B o rg cn . R oseburg: Sam and u f O reg o n a rc here s h o w n w it h th e ir c«»ngri man w tir k o f o rg a n iz a tio n will be p u s h ­ th e A m e ric a n L«r.i h i and th e ir fa m - D« an C; s e ll N o rth B end; D o n a ld D ill. R o b e rt G ib - ' d L e n h a rt said 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 D a u g h te rs ’ a ssociation h e re Ju n e f 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 * , , i < . • n d ft W P A crew a ( be g in w o rk was p o st­ C o n sid e r A s k in g L oan th e west. A n o th e r m a tte r to he co n sid e re d poned fro m th e J u ly meet m g o f the J N C H E A S K I) n i l s in p iib lis liiiig .1 n«-wsp;i|X-r m ust bi- a b - , at th is m ee tin g , w ill he a P u b lic c o u n c il n ft( i a p ro te st had been * sorbed in one o f tw o w a ys in e re a sin K th e p ric e o f the p ro d ­ 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 T h e im prov» inen, in clu d e s h rin g - M u ltn o m a h G o lf clu b , 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 h.v W. V e rn e M c K in n e y . E d ito r " itch c a t, vs. E. B. M a r v in < t al. d e fa u lt. w ill he v is ite d , w h e re c h ib m em bers ing for di ilnagt Hie street will b • P ro h a te o rd e rs file d d u rin g th e w ill h a ve an o p p o r tu n ity to stu d y FOREST GROVE NEWS-TIMES 30 fe< , het « en ditchew ai.d the m ae- w e e k in e tu d e E r v illa T ig a rd . A n g ­ v «nrious typ e s o, -” cd. g ra in , fora g e by Hugh McGilvra, Editor idam xuritice six inches th ic k a n d 10 ie, Bor, k i t Ali»»' H a l, C h a p m a n and n a s tu r« 'c ro p 'i. ( ’onside,al»,«* P n ic i d L o i» fc’i s u i to l i s t p lu ck 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 * |>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 te m e n t o f th a t in s titu tio n . T 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