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H illsboro Indepi ndciit i tabhshed 1873
\ u lu lili
New Setuj i
/ if in ily
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , A ugust 5, 1937
Esca pes I)ea Ih Nca r A storia
K c a id c n t
Farm s nt W ashington county ra p
idly arc surpassing city dw ellings in
convenni, rices, w ith m odern, in d iv id
ual w ater systems, irrigation, re-
frig»-ration and o th er installations.
Latest m odern addition to farm
com fort has been m ade by T P
Gorxhn in his farm home, four m iles
Y ie ld A u s tr ia n F ie ld p c a s n o r ’ ia a t of H illsboro ».here an ex-
■
E x c e e d s E x p e c ta tio n , th e ’
’
problem of food p re s e rv a
tion and taken con iderable hard
R e tu rn s S h o w ; P ro d u c e rs
E n g in e e r
f o r W a s h in g to n - Y a m h ill
C o u n tie s ;
S y s te m
U n d e r
goes D e c e n t r a liz a tio n
P roceeding
inulci
it new setup,
d i - t c n t i t t l i / u t i m i o f th e W o rk » P ro -
gi< • a d m in is t r a t io n ic . »ehed W a s h
in g ! 11 c o u n ty tin - tt e c k w i t h h e a d
q u a r te r s fo r th»‘ W a K in g to n - Y a m - i
h i l l e n g in e e r in g are.»
e s ta b lis h e d
111 the WPA
nil let
in
th e court
K E 'Piilot, «m,
resident e n
g ineer for WPA .sinet» i t , e s ta b lis h
m ent in the fall of 1935, luut been
nam e I resident « n g in eer for the
area
O th er new m em bers of th e a re a ,
•luff me uile I) II D rew ery. as-
-ig,uncut o ff .t c i . and Mi s Erm a
W ig g u e I. f ie ld i »-present.it»v<» o f th e
n t d i v i io n
D rr w er y
ipl.
Two Section«— Tw elve Pages
Farm Crops Refrigeration
Control o f Pea Weevil
Council Split
Takes New Step
Net Owners on Farms Here Problem in This County on Renewal
Good Returns
LOUIlty AgGtlt Points Ollt KuiTling Fields US PEP Contract
WPA Office
I illo ts o n
H illsboro A rgus established 1894
i
C a n n e ry C ro p s P r o f it
7
w m te ,
When a 39-fei.t jog rolled from a tru ck on a cu rv e m ar A storia Ju ly
28 Mi and Mr It W Cox w ere taken to the A storia hospital su f
fering from shock and bruise*. and then d au g h ter
Mrs E W Alm-
tpn.si of H illsboro and Mrt Carlo. Johnson an d d au g h ter Jo an of
(¡lad tone, w ere h r u i’«-(I T h e t ar v irtu ally wa dem olished In the
above pictu re the tru ck , and the rem ain d er of it load, is in the fo re
ground Mrs Johnson and tw o tra v e le r, a ir w atching an attem p t
to t u t the log to release the ear Mi and Mi Cox have retu rn ed h o m e
fre e z e
and
a re
e x c e e d in g
yields of a y ear ago, according
rd,na to
H ow ard Hadley, m anager of the
Im perial F ed A, G rain com pany of
H illsboro M arketing of the crop has
been u nderw ay m ore than a w eek.
Y ields rep o rted show th e yields
runiiniK from 1000 pounds an acre
to 2'i00 pounds, bringing a price of
ap p ro xim ately $3.75 p er 100 pounds,
T h in n ing of the stands by freezing
is believed to have stim ulated
grow th of the pods and seeds.
H'heat su ffe rs
First new w heat of the season was
m ark eted this week by Jo h n H are.
who farm s north of H illsboro The
yield averaged 35 bushels to the acre
ns com pared w ith a general y early
av erage of 30 bushels. Many yields
are being reported about the county
of betw een 20 and 25 bushels p er
acr<
W heat suffered considerable dam -
age from w in ter killing, and m any
fields a re expected to yield even
less than 20 bushels. H ow ever, one
of th e largest crops nl spring oats
a„<) b arley seem s well on the w ay
to th e bin. w ith som e fields of oats
expected to make record yieUte
W ith one of the largest hay cropa
i in the Ui
,
W asteful M ethod; Cites Use of Dust anti
Early Deep Plowing to Com bat Develop-
ment of Pest in Valley
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k itc h e n
T he new unit, p a rt of a m odern
electrification schem e on th e G ood
in farm, has tw o com partm ents, both
12*2 cubic feet i capacity.
i.a p < « .iiy . In
i n one
one
D cspitc forecasts to the contrary. of
unit
a m odem freezer u n it w hich
A u s tr ia n w in t e r peas in th e c o u n ty hold
the te m p eratu re at io degrees
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'B y W. F. Cyrus, C ounty A gent)
P ro p o s a l
to
Levy
P r iv ile g e
T a x F *« l» P a s s a g e ; P o w e r
fr o m
B o n n e v ille D e c id in g
F a c to r in
D e a d lo c k
‘Should wc burn our pea fields in th
e hope
of decreas-
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• * •* ’
am ount of weevil in festation in next y e a r ’s crop,
U nable to reach an agreem ent
or should we plow u n d e r th is stra w and stubble to main- as to franchise or contract w ith the
n j r i g ^ a u Z n 'm u ^ Z r ^ 7 ta ,n f e r tlh ty ? " T h a t is a question which can only be an- PE P com pany for operation i n
,.r-servrs SuppliM
sw ered by considering th e condition of a p a rtic u la r piece Hillsboro, the city council a d jo u rn
ed sh o rtly before W ednesday m orn
The G oodin fam ily use th e freezer
land, w hen th e b u rn in g can be safely done, and the ing hopelessly deadlocked. A ppli
unit for storage of vegetables and possible value of th e b u rning as a weevil control m easure
cation for franchise w as m ade at
b e r r ie s to be use d in th e o f f season.
B enefits to th e soil from plow ing u n d e r z A A ustrian
the p ira Junc
meetin«
preceding
u .i u u n j fieid
i e u , fx
,.(jn Gf
the franchlse
JlH the
a,lil f,,r preservation of m eat butch-
(-'red on the G oodin farm . C om pared
w ith lockers in th e com m ercial
free/« r plants, each com partm ent
'ias
cubic feet m ore space,
A lthough the refrig erato r has not
b,'rn installed long enough to ob-
Uiin ac< irati operation coats, it Is
estim ated, a fter trial runs, th at the
cost will he from $1.25 a m onth to
SI I5*1
O ther equipm ent on th e farm in
eludes autom atic w ater pum p; clec-
t r ic range in th e house; w ater heat-
e r - electric brooder, and a n u t grad-
e r and cracker.
H om e-m ade t r a c k e r
T he nut g ra d e r and crack er
equipm ent is hom e-m ade, and oper-
ated by a th re e -q u a rte r horsepow er
m otor. A fter drying, th e n u ts a re
ru n through th e grader, and from
th ere
is compo;
nposed of tw o ro llers w hich
eat
f the
aeveral si»
of filberts Passing
ro lle r In a steady
♦ p e a stubble and straw probably are
g reater than the benefits have been.
i or a re likely to be from burning
' B urning of straw and stubble fol-
lowing the harvest of this seed crop.
w hen done as it has been generally
.1 _
. ,
. ''• “ “ j
the past few years in W ashington
, county, has probably accom plished
very little in the control of p^a w ee
vil. Most of the b u rn in g has cither
! been incom plete or too late.
O ther M ethod B etter
M ore good can probably be done
in W ashington county by cleaning
up som e o th er sources o r carryover,
and by control practices o th e r than
bdrning. L and can n o t be repeated-
ly burned o v er and t h e fe rtility
m aintained.
T his y ear w eevil w ere practically
elim inated from t h e com m ercial
canning pea crop through th e use
of rotenone d u st applied w hen the
peas w ere in bloom. T his s a m e
m ethod of control offers prom ise in
fields of A ustrian peas for seed. In
the larg er fields it probably w ill
not be necessary to dust th e entire
field, but apply the d u st only to a
reasonably w ide strip around the
outside.
The past tw o years K enneth G ray
| and G ,en c h a m b e rla in . O regon ex
j
(C o n tin u ed on pace 5. colum n 3)
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tim e .a PP>icat‘°n
«-
ile'Ila L W3S m ade' the council dead-
*2C\ ed ° ? . a Pr opo®a l ? o consider
1 the fran ch l^ and the tie w as brok-
e n o n y. ? fte r May ° r J - H- G a r-
F red Keim of G reen M ountain
rc>tt
re tt past
cast hie
his vote iirifh
w ith the th ree
is contem plating his goats w ith
councilm en opposing t h e u tility
m ore or less d istru st a fter they
com pany offer.
fru strated a well laid plan to b e
H ills b o r o f i .m th e P o r t- ,
T uesday night, th e d ate se t fo r
gin trucking operations. R ecently
»• .»ml Miss W ig g in s for-
disposal of the m atter, the w ater
he took the tru ck to H illsboro,
. head of the county i «•
and
light com m ittee of the council
obtained a ‘tem porary license, and
b e in g t i an. fei red from
re
P
°
ried
a proposal to place a five
drove
home,
parking
the
m
achine
re in 1931
G Russell Morgan, d istrict a t
cen t tax
gross revenues of
in the yard. His goats attracted by
I \»(> ( m iiilirs
torney, was w rin k lin g his brow
com pany in Hillsboro,
the new . green license stick er on
U nder tlx* dec e l i t i alized setup,
H' lvi tm hand will play a concert T uesday attem p tin g to solve the
T ax Suggested
the w indshield, ate the license
will h a v e 1c harge ol all m H illsboro S atu rd ay night This question of w h eth er p art of W ash
A m inority re p o rt of th e sam e
and forced Keim to delay o p e ra
unde i w ai V in thi
< n tertain m en t is provided by the in g to n county wa in C lackam as and
tions
pending
the
arriv
al
of
a
com m ittee, suggested a tax of tw o
Yarnhill
counties,
o
r
p
a
rt
<»f
those
county w in k • Drewei
W asirngton county fair in a p p recia
m ore durable license display.
p er cent. D iscussion of th e pro-
mut »nia of woi
tion of the loyal su p p o rt being given counties are in this one.
posals brought to light th e fact
countie.s.
T
he
m
a
tte
r
all
la
gan
w
hen
some-
the fair by m erchants and business
th a t u n d er th e city ch arter, the
the (»Id Ü.VÄtern, al
from
th
e
su
rv
e
y
o
r’s
offici
cone« i ns of Hillsboro, w ho a re di .-
isked
council could levy a privilege tax
reeoi I w e r e ci
trih u tin g the m erchandise tickets, f<»r a ruling .on th e law s settin g Uf
M-rvc,
°n gross earnings of utilities op-
1 1*01 Hand. w ith
a S ig il and also co n tractin g for com m ercial the county boundaries.
T ^ l l ■«.
e ra tin g w ithout a franchise follow -
ule fnom theire and i
displays at the fair
A pparently, from a law in the
11 (SU V y I OIL III
ing a hearing.
varimiIS c h.u nel ’ •
,
All arran g em en ts have been com books and n ev er repealed or a m en d
C ouncilm en opposing t h e fran -
HIHII <» n t hp )ob. No\
ed.
pased
in
1856
and
1857.
W
ashing
pleted for th e young people, who
chise. argued th at because of the
romted di
ton
county
began
on
th
e
n
o
rth
east
i
w
ith
much
less
neatl>
sj
lit
away
from
th
e
meat.
will be m arried at th e fair, to he in
nearness of B onneville pow er, and
« .if ! It
)»•» P » 1 I
"1
»f tl It' (III
Inroads of the Douglas F ir beetle
H illsboro S atu rd ay night, visit the co rn er in such a m an n er as to place I lia n an av erag e crop, it is estim - and the operation req u ires only a
the unsettled policy regarding its
irnject'» w In I t e need« i
(( n n lin u rd on pace 5. ciilum n I»
sections 11 an d 12 in tow nship 3
m achine to sep arate the cracked fn ^ rc ^n tim b er holdings adjacent
stores
from
7.39
to
9
15
o'clock
and
sale, the tax should be levied and
iMRins’ Wt >i k
burn of 1933. are reported
south. 1 west, in W ashm gton county,
shells from th e m eats to m
„.o ake
n e it , to ,,
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atten
d
the
V
enetian
th
e
a
tre
through
a franchise not issued u n til such
rut pirobl
. le g u l l
com pletely autom atic
- ,h e U nited S tates d ep artm en t of
the courtesy o f O range Phelps Tins w hile M'etion 7. tow nship 3 south. 1
tim e as th e benefits of the g o v ern
n is S he w it1 be in
Plans also call for the bro o d er to aKri« Jltu re. bureau of entom ology.
will give all th a n w ho w ish to e n west and sections 11 and 12. to w n
m ent pow er could be m ore clearly
p ro b atily.
ti 1
d o d ible-shift W ben the nut season according to a bu lletin issued th is
te r th e d escrip tiv e letter w ritin g ship 3 south. 1 west, are in C lack a
seen.
idilio hei r n ■minium
m as county.
arrives, it is expected th a t w ith a m onth.
contest an o p p o rtu n ity to $«•<» tin
R R. Easter, division m anager of
('lack am;
unci Yi
few special preparations, the brood-
T he infestation, declared to have
couple T he fair m auagm ent is of
T h e m aps show th at the first tw o
th e com pany, was called on to state
w ith her miij„ r t.u
e r will serve as a nut d rier.
spread from th e burned tim ber.
fering $29 in prizes for the best le t sections are in C lackam as county
the reaction of his com pany to
ter describing the couple
H oist for Hay
w as founcl in groups of an acre to
and th e o th er th re e sections in W ash
such a proposal, and he replied
ion Same
A nother in terestin g v e n tu re in
acrcs >n the w atersheds of the
ington county, and ap p aren tly the
<
tub
to
Afitilst
th a t any such action w ould be op
ation < d (•mp loyables
application of elec tricity to farm sou*'1 and north forks of the Wil-
sections a re so assessed.
G
e
o
rg
e
W
ic
k
,
v
ice-president
of
the
posed. He suggested th a t th e com
sual by the county rc-
tasks is found on the D avid E. Dapp l on ” v e r- and th e n o rth fork o( the
Howi’Ver, in 1893 th e state legis
pany m ight agree to an increase
» WPA w ith th<» e x H illsboro M en’s B reakfast club,
R
edressing
of
12
m
iles
of
oil
farm
in
th
e
H
elvetia
d
is
tric
t
w
here
1
r?,
,
..
,
....
.
,
,
in th e occupation tax if w ithin
cel tifieatio n s w ill go states that at th e ir last m eeting the latu re d esignated W ashington co u n m acadam highw ay in th e county a hom e-m ade hoist has speeded this , Q^ ostI,2f ’^5 k l" ‘n 8 took place in
w h o leh earted support and co -o p era ty bo u n d aries to include th e sections road system is underw ay. J. W.
reason.
li e c t l y t o tl «• office here,
nccessarv
operation
’
a
few
trees
died
from
te » of th< ir organization w as p led g 7. 11 and 12 in W ashington county,
T ax A lready H eavy
From a F ord ear transm ission, a Pffec’’ of ’.V bccllt’<s >ast >e ar In no
T im i k c e p li g w ill rem ain u n d er ed to th e fair z\ com m ittee has been w hile the tw o first nam ed sections B arney, county engineer, rep o rted
this w eek.
C onvictions by
cousin .........
of Mr. D app ...
in . P o rtlan d vw„-
con- C8.s?i say? lbe. report, w as any m ark -
it* suini? $>s em. w ith payrolls bc- appo in ted to assist w ith th e rooster- a w placed in C lackam as county.
- a circu it court
He told councilm en th a t 17 per
The
project
includes
s tw o m ill's strilrte d th e hoist w hich is easilv ed D ou8las iir beet'«' activity found ju ry , and pleas of guilty to crim inal cent of the gross earnings of th e
»g s u b m itte d to P ortlan d , w here bicycle race, for w hich $29 in prizes
from
T
ualatin
to
th
e
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__
_
■
west
side
o
p
erated
bv
a
o-ic-horscpow
cr
m
o-
tbis
.
v
car
However,
the
rep
o
rt
con-
charges,
brought
considerable
grist
com
pany already w eie consum ed
ip c h e e k s a re w ritten u n d er direc- is being offered, and also to assist
highw ay; five m iles from
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T igard J to r The \ arious speeds o f tlie trails- ,in u c s' Kroup killing, -*"-•*
about th e to th e ju d icial m ill d u rin g th e --------■
week - 1 by taxes, an d th a t his com pany
»f
»\ em in e n t d isb u rsin g of- m the closing of all business coll
io th e county line, know n as the m ission a rc adapted to the use of b u rn - w as ab u n d an t in 1935. p re-
C onvicted of a m orals charge was th e largest tax p ay e r e ith e r in
et rns from 2 to 4 p in F rid ay a f t
G
reen b r u » rg road,
tw
o « « m iles « • * n a o ■ rth the
hoist and an autom atic change t sa
m a r i b o e |.v t I as r \ a o r result
of am
a build-up
of j u iy 27. John - E. Kari.
47. T im
ber H illsboro or the county, including
T he area setup, it is believed, ernoon. S ep tem b er 3
D 'O ll)
.
, _
.
h n
\ l 11 A V a A m
4m m m * ••1 4 2
-
B eaverton to t h e W alker of speed takes place w hen th e load-
beetle population in the m ulti- was sentenced by Ju
d g e __
R. __
F ran k th e city occupation tax.
w ill sjx’ed piojectx. p articu larly th e
P o rin g this closing tim e hu>mess
road and th ree m iles n o rth and cd hayfork strik es the c a rrie r trip 11 ° r firc_kl,,cci trees. Infestations P eters F rid ay to th re e y ears in the
“We cannot be m ade a tax col-
n‘sigm nent of men to th e job. and m< n and em ployes will visit the fair
in h f su rro u n d in g tim b er declined pen iten tiary , and B. E. W aldorf. 45. leeting b o d y ” E aster said “I w ant
west from the S tark ey c o r n e r o n its upw ard jo u rn ey
the certificate'll of men f r o m r e All stores will re-open at 4 o'clock
thro
u
g
h
N
orth
Plains.
From
th
e
c
a
rrie
r
trip,
th
e
hoist
rap
ld
l-
v
.
last
-
v
car
w
ho
pleaded
guilty
to
assault
w
ith
8
er
1 W3nt
BUXTON
Al Bledsoe, oldtim e
lief to WPA Al o investigations of The com m ittee includes F ran k Ad-
to point out to you th e p a rt P E P
resident of this place, passed aw ay
(< ih U i i i i i . I «»n |>nffe ». rtilu m it ♦» »
New
surface
includes
th
ree
coals
autom
atically
moves
into
high
gear.
Take
\
ear
to
Show
intent
to
com
m
it
rape,
drew
a
sim-
(C
o
n
tin
u
ed
on
pace
3,
ro
lum
n
3
)
kin.-tii. P ete Y zcagiurre. G eorge
D elay in spotting the destruction ilar sentence. B oth m en w ere taken
• it
t h e For». t G rove hospital
F ri-
rock and asphalt nil laid to state tak in g the load into th e barn at a
Wick L aw rence C row ley. J a c k day
of 1935 w as due. th e report says, to to Salem im m ediatelv.
night Mr Bledsoe had been specifications at a cost of app ro x - rapid late.
Rushlow. and Jim D icrickx
ill for som etim e and was tak en to im ately $2.000 per mile, and w ill
______________________
the fact th at the trees killed th at
M orris 'B u d ' K nudtsen. 60. Tual-
O ne of the im provem ents at tin* th e hospital about a m onth ago.
y car did not begin to fade until th e atin. convicted of assault w ith a
req u ire 30 days to com plete, B a r
fair this y ear will be the new po u l
spring of 1936. and th e ex ten t of the dangerous w eapon, drew a v e a r in
ney said.
try building, w hich will contain o n
dam age w as not very ap p aren t un- th e county ja il w ith no good tim e
F u n eral s e r v ic e w ill be held from Destroyed by Freeze
ly pou ltry displays T his w ill be
til the trees had tu rn ed quite red allow ed for the th ree m onths he has
"T hese strip s of highw ay." B ar
much m ore co nvenient for visitors. tin* Forest G rove U n d ertak in g com
about a y ear a fte r most of the kill- been in jail aw aiting trial,
LeRov Jack, 18. Ililh i ath lete T h e r o o f s and floors of the buildings 1 pany ehapi I at 2 p m S atu rd ay ney ex p lained this w eek, "include
O pposition to th e proposed P o rt
mg had been accom plished.
R ichard Reed. H illsboro. 37. w ho
• -n of Mr and Me- Ro s Jack . \\ a are being rep aired and eve■rything and in term en t w ill bi' in B anks cem county m aintained oiled highw ay
S alvage of tim b er killed by th e pleaded q u iltv to taking an autom o- land m eat inspection ordinance w as
destroyed by th e freezing
round dead on his bed at the Vance is beinu put in spick and span slmile etery. Rev. E L Evans will officate. n of early
__ e _____
_________________
sam e ______
as th e b ’ic from _____
A loha w
ithout perm ission expressed at the m eeting of th e
last w inter. We estim ated the
F irst m onthly audit of city fi- beetle is v irtu a lly th
Mi Bledsoe w as born at M oun-
farm on R osedale road, about a PaK nint Planned
of th is w ork and m ade it fit nances by A I. A m achcr. recently salvage from th e fires except th at of th e ow ner, drew a suspended 9?u n o .m o n a G range last
T he ('o rn eliu Feed ¿v Sc< »d c o i n - tain d alc Ja n u a ry 1. 1853. son of the cost
q u a rte r-m ile e a t of th e R iver road.
w ith the am ount w c have to spend appointed to replace Max C randall, these trees need not be taken out sentence.
W ednesday in B eaverton. T he or-
T uesday afternoon. On th e bed pany is an o th er firm that is n o w late S m ith Bledsoe and M argaret on this ty p e of rep airs this year. wa;i subm itted to th e city council until tw e years a fte r the lim it for
F ran k Lovequist. charged w ith a s - d ‘nan<^ is opposed on the grounds
was a 22 calib er rifle, and a b u l d istrib u tin g the M erchants a d v e rtis B aker Bledsoe.
selecting
the
spots
w
here
dam
age
Tuesday
night
w
ith
the
notation
the
b
u
rn
ed
a
rea
is
reached.
sault
on
a
m
an
w
earing
glasses.
;
h at th e charge for inspections of
I)t eeast d is su rv iv ed by the folow- seem ed the greatest."
let from tlie gun had p en etrated ing tickets.
th at th e sem i-annual audit had not
S alvaging of th e thousands of w as bt)llnd over to th e g ran d ju ry j tarm -produced m eats will m ak e the
P
rep
aratio
n
s
for
th
e
pio
n
eer
pag-
mg
sistt
.ind b ro th ers Mrs. M innie
bis heart
Must of the oiled su rface u n d er been m ade C randall still is charg- acres of burned tim b er is underw av follow ing a p relim in ary hearin g be- ™arKetln/
tb ‘s product too ex-
A ccording to C oroner F J. S ew eant. a successful featu re of the Kidd. Spokane. Wash.; Mrs. A nna state m aintenance, has been re- ed w ith responsibility for t h a t at a rap id
ra te th is sum m er w ith ' ' forc
---- ’ J u d Re " D ----
onald
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T. T ------------
em pleton in n Penslve
e n s iv e f for
o r th
the
e f farm
, ™ er.
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fair
List
year,
is
underw
’ay
u
n
d
er
the
S h ep ard Jo in Port, ( ’aI; Mrs Mary
ell. w ho investigated, d eath was
—
--
■
county
court.
M.
Wick
w
as
th
e
com-
O
scar
Hagg.
G eorge F itzp atrick
p aired by resu rfacin g l o n g e r audit.
m ore th an a m illion feet of logs be- j
sponsorship
of
th
e
C
offee
club
Mrs.
C
hurchill,
B
eaverton
ro
u
te
2;
W.
E.
self inflicted in a fit of desp o n d
and A. L. W h itak er w ere nam ed to
B udgeted receip ts an ticip ated ing tru ck ed from th e b u rn on the plaining w itness.
H H S tan n ard will d irect th e p ag Bledsoe. Fossil; G eorge Bledsoe. stretch e s and patching spots. Re-
ency.
New suits this w eek in circuit a com m ittee to atten d sessions of
pairs to county rock-surfaced roads from all sources is $32.000 of w hich T illam ook side each day',
ean
t
again.
*
Buxton,
and
I
P.
Bledsoe.
B
anks
The youth wa.s discovered by a ;
court include C harles B urgdorfer the P o rtlan d city council to voice
will again be resum ed w hen rains $27.343 55 already lias been paid in. Dam age at M inim um
V arious com m unities of th e co u n ro u te 1.
sm all sister, who. w ith h er m other,
D am age by o th er insects is still at 'fL ,^ .ap®,eon
ab *°re- 1 he fa rm e r’s stand,
s ta rt th is au tu m n .
leaving $5.256.45 rem aining uncol-
cam e to the house on an inspec ty w ill be called on to fu rn ish <i p o r
ini.,,,,»,
T he m eeting also passed a resolu-
C onstruetion of a 120-foot bridge leeted. C ollections for Ju ly am ount- a m
m inim
um , forestry officials say. . 1 closure on contract.
tion trip The hov and his m other tion of th e pageant M em bers of the
O rders en tered in circuit court I tion u rging th e governm ent to use
across the slough south of C orne- ed 1° $1.549.66. th e largest item he and th e tim e lim it for salvaging is
had been earin g for th e place, tak- com m unity com m ittee from the v a r
for th e w eek included S tate of O rc- its influence to p rev en t a irp lan e
(C o n tin u e d on pace 3, ro lu m n 1)
lms, is scheduled to begin at once > n g from m iscellaneous sources,
ious d istricts a re Mrs. P earl Van
gon. by th e state highw ay commis- flights such as th a t attem pted by
to rep lace th e present stru ctu re, am ounting to $637.30. and the next
Dcrnelen. N orth Plains; Mr>. G e r
for the ow ner.
sion vs Revil Olds, et al. prelim in- A m elia E rh art. and if allowed, to
w hich is in need of rep air. T he largest, licenses, n ettin g $446.53.
In his autom obile was a supply tru d e Meek. C ornelius; Mrs. G ladys
ary jud g m en t; F ederal L and Bank req u ire such person or persons to
new span w ill increase th e w idth Exceed E xpectations
M»'\i i s. T igard; Mrs Louise C arter.
ef groceries and the door of the B
vs. R. D. Lawson, et al. decree: Fed- m ake th e ir ow n plans for rescue in
of th e highw ay over the slougrt
Item s of rev en u e w hich have ex-
eaverton;
Mrs
G
ladys
Hall.
Aloha,
house had been left open. Hi* had M r . A A nderson. G a ton. and M rs .
oral L and B ank vs. W illiam M eeuw - , case of trouble.
from 18 Io 24 feet, B arney related, eeeded expectations, include fines.
BUX
TON
F
u
n
eral
services
for
rem oved one shoe and sock, the R e x W ils o n , Forest (»rove.
sen et al. confirm ation of sale.
E ndorsem ent of J. D. Ross as ad-
perm its. Boseow contract, m iscell-
Ray W Kelly. 29. of Bald M oun- Itridgc O ver D airy
coroner said.
P ro b atc orders entered d u ring the m in lstrato r of B onneville dam was
A n o ther bridge p ro ject to be aneous. and in terest on b ank bal-
I a i u. who v as killed instan tly
w eek include Ju lia E. Nixon. M. given th rough a m otion passed by
A ccording to report . LeRov had
T hursdax at th e Rav Hall logging eom pleted before w inter, is th e anees.
F orest resources of W ashington ' G illie. Jam es E Tobin. Jessie May | th e m eeting.
been m aking ex ten siv e p re p a ra T h re e P ersons In ju r e d
’" d£ t< '.rt
county w ere discussed at tjw Ro- Emmons. Jessie M. M inton; W illiam
cam p n ear th e K elly home, w ere one across D airy ereek just east
A nnual Pom ona picnic w ill be
tio n . to com plete his high school W h e n A u to s C o llid e
held Sundav aftern o o n from the Of M ountam dale. The present bridge « a s p la te d at $ . 1.67« of w hich $10.- tar.v clu b luncheon last T hursday . by . Houston ” Hogan L indahl. C harles held A ugust 22. in S h u te park,
course tin year, unit had earned
T hii i- p riso n s w ere in ju red early ehanel of th<* Forest G rove U n will be replaced w ith a stru c tu re 3>b.<8 lias been paid out 10 date, O C. I .indh of
P
ortland,
w
ho
is
G
ustave
Schm
okel
H.
T.
D
anforth.
Hillsboro,
it w as decided. The ten ta-
ufficient money for th e purpose Sunday m orning at th e ju n ctio n of d ertak in g com pany.
the sam e size and higher, w hile a leaving $11.300.22 unexpended. Ex- w ith the U. S
forest service. A. L.
Melvin Dorian. 22.: C arl W alter, tive program includes speaking at
by w ork in a cannery in Eastern B eaverton and Canyon loads n ear
A m achcr w as chairm an.
28. and Ja c k Dunn, 29. arrested i n ' l l a. m.
He is su rv iv ed , by his widow. slight c u rv e in th e highw ay w ill pense for Ju ly was $380.82.
Oregon, recently re tu rn in g hom e the Brown Mug w hen ears driv en by
be ironed out.
In the read fund, receip ts of
F ive p er cent is the probable sal- I’^rtlan d last w eek in connection
E ightieth b irth d ay of Mrs. Flora
T he mom y had been placed on S W illim ott. 27. P ortland, and Jack A d i M.ie Kelly; his parents. Mr
A bandoned because of lack of
a n t' ciPa tc<l. collections vage of th e ' T illam ook 'b u m .” w hich w dh ‘heft of 95 pounds of b u tte r Lcedy w as observed by t h e g r a n g i
deposit in th e hank according t o ; Hanson. B eaverton, ro u te I. co llid and M rs . W, E. Kelly; h a ir b ro th lab o r Io continue, the county plans In d ate have been $6.636 , 9. o r covers a vagt scction in th it collntv from C het W illiams. F orest G rove w ith th e presentation of an electric
ers. Edw ard. E llsw orth. Lewis and
th<’ co ro n er’s report
ed. T he in ju red included both d riv
C ream ery em ploye, and robberv of clock H er late husband w as state
; -
. i
Mi
A gnes to com plete a WPA project on th e $676.,9 m ore th an w as expected he yaid T his countv ;s onc of
I.eRoy was born n ear Hillsboro, ers. Mrs R. W illimott, 24. and W. B i l l .
, French and Miss Evelyn Kelly, and 1 aurelw oixi - L aurel road a c r o s s and collections for Ju ly w ere $1.- in the sta te that has no n ational a c ar ow ned by E. C. H edrick. Cal- g range m aster.
(C o n tin u e d on pni< .1. rnlumn • »
Lewis, 28.
C
hchalem
m
ountain.
B
arney
said.
4 * .i •
j
forest lands and as a result th e 'fornia. w ere sentenced W ednesday
N ext Pom ona m eeting will be in
a g randm other. M ’s Lucinda Mead,
U nder the WPA. th e roadw ay was
A nticipated expenditures
enditures m
in the problem h e re is one
onc of p riv ate ow n- ‘°
to s*x
*‘x rnonths each in th e countv
county O ctober
w ith W inona G range,
of B attleground. Wa:-ti.
being
w
idened
to
p
erm
it
tw
o
cars
fund
balanced
the
an
anticipated
ticipated
rev
-
ership.
(C
(Continued
o n tin u ed on pace
page 5,
i,
colum
rolumn
n 5>
s>
1
s
T
ualatin,
as host,
Ray Kellv w as born on Bald
( t n n tin u rd on page (». ro lu m n .*»)
enues •o w ith $2.232.14 spent „ to date.
In a few’ years, he said, th e old
j M ountain S ep tem b er 27. 1919. w here
and
$3.».. i Rh r e m a in in g . E xpense grow th tim b e r w ill be gone because
i he lived most of his life. Ja n u a ry
(or
Ju
ly
w
a
s
$539.29.
of
lu m b er operations, but it is
39. 1937. he w as m arried to Miss
la x ( ollections
hoped th a t the second grow-th w ill
Ada Mao French at Puyallup. Wash.
Of general fund taxes receivable, p erm it
m aintained
production.
I T h e accident happened w hen a
67 p er cent of th e 1937 tax roll T h ere a re 80.900 acres of logged-
large log rolled down a steep hilt.
lias been collected, and 11 per cent over land in this county and th e
of the delinquent rolls for th e past problem of reh abilitation is such
Eigth annual w estern O regon ir ri , that visitors will be able to exam ine 1 crashed over him . and stru ck Oren
Hall, a fellow w orker, and th ru st
th ree years. L evy for 1937 w a s th at it is rap id ly com ing into county
gation tour, sponsored tiy th e () S n u t hods m ore closely, ask questions him out of th e way. Hall escaped
A ugust m eeting of W ashington $29.103 03 of w hich $19.640.37 has o w nership through failu re to pay
and oth erw ise g ath er inform ation w ith m inor injuries.
Becoming effective a fte r S eptem strong enough to w ithstand great
( ’
e x t e i i . ion service, is scheduled
county unit. F arm ers' Union, w ill been collected. D elinquent taxes taxes. U nder a new law in Wash-
for August 19 and 29. announces Art to apply on th eir own farms.
be held S atu rd ay , at 8:30 in V eter- for the th ree y ears am ounted to ington. it w as pointed out. the state b er 1. and to be placed in full o p er im pact, w hile the top fram ew ork
T
he
first
day's
trip
w
ill
be
in
co
by Ja n u a ry 1. public utilities m ust be sufficiently strong to su p
Kinu. extension specialists in soils.
Bert Brown. 10 of P ortland, em- ans hall. H illsboro. Final arran g e-
(C n n U n tird on pner 1, colum n 2)
takes o v er these lands for refo res ation ission
of Oregon lias issued a p o rt th e w eight of the vehicle.
T his tour, to view th e progress and opt ration w ith th e L ane C ounty plnye of th e C lark A- Wilson In g - nienls for p articipation in the coun-
tation an d the m ajo rity of the in comm
new
set
of rules and regulations
results, .is well as the m ethods usi'd, A gricultural council and the Lane ging com pany at V ernonia, died
G uard rails of sufficient stren g th
fair nrc necessary an d it is im-
com
e
goes
to
the
counties.
governing the operation of school to resist im pact and p rev en t body
in applying supplem ental irrigation C ounty H orticuR urnl society, and th e sam e dav n ear Forest G rove po rtan t that all locals planning
T r a in e d B ird
T his county. I.indh says, has 80.- busses.
in th e W illam ette valley, has b e will rep lace th e ir usual county as lie w as being brought to P o rt booths reg ister w ith the county sec
crushing m ust be provided along
000 acres of lim ber lands in sm all
com e oni' o f H i e most p o p u lar e x lours. F u rth e r d< laits of Hie trip land in an am bulance a fter a woods retary .
School busses in W ashington th e length of the body at ap p ro x i
In te r e sts M an y
will be announced later.
stands in the farm acreage. E x p er
tension exi'iits of th e year.
All av ailab le space is in dem and,
county all come under these rules m ately the seat line on both sides.
accident, a ttrib u te d In a "sid ew in d
ience
elsew
here
has
show
n
th
a
t
it
"O bservers soiuetiinrs get the is of great benefit to save much of this year, according to O. B. K raus, Aisle Seats Ruled Dut
U nder a new plan th is y ear tin
er." n, w hich lie was badly erush- and if space allotted by the fair
Body dim ensions, headroom , se a t
county sup erin ten d en t of schools.
lour will be confined Io a fairly lim D i. S m ith C o n d u c t*
, ed. it w as rep o rted
T he body was board is not needed it may be used idea they may be subjected (o pink th is forest land.
elephants." observed It F Pile
R eqirem ents apply to all vehicles ing. w indow s and w indshield, floors,
ited area in I .ane and W ashington F r e e T o n s il C lin ic
taken In the Forest G rove U n d er by som e one else
A M. Jannsen has been nam ed tran sp o rtin g m ore than seven p e r en tran ce and em ergency doors,
O th er m atters for discussion p e r T uesday as lie exhibited liis a e ro
counties In tins way it will be pos-
Sm ith ho; pital and staff will hold tak in g e n m p a n y He is su rv iv ed by tain to Hie p e o p les u tility district
batic p e t . know n as a Japanese ch airm an of the "M utt" dog show sons to and from schools, and all color, chassis, etc., also are e n u m e r
ible to p« nd Hie fn I day studying
a w idow in P ortland
th
eir
seventh
ann
u
al
tonsil
clinic
to
be held in connection w ith the d riv ers shall com ply w ith th e re ated and regulated Aisle seats are
and those interested are urged to T um bling bird. The bird has hern
n ligation system s in the vicinity
in ing Hu' week of August 19 I«» 21.
tie th ere A nnual slate pienie a, Irained to hoist its food into bis county fair.
of Eugene w ithout m aking any long d iiK’Itisra*.
qu irem en ts of the O regon m o to r ve prohibited, and aisles m ust have an
T his clinic is for th e b en e
C liam pneg park w ill lie A ugust 15.
rage w ith a tiny bucket wbleli
trips a fte r Hie group assem bles fit of ch ild ren w hose paren ts nrc Grt soli lie, M e r c h a n d is e
hicle law and its rules and reg u la inside clearance of 65 inches from
the floor to the top bow. w hile there
Tow nsendiles to Meet
dangles al Ibe end of a string
tions.
S im ilarly the second day will be unab le to pay th e reg u lar su rg eo n ’s S to le n fr o m S tn tio n
m ust be not less than 36 inches of
through a bole in a so il of top
■ pent on adjaei nl farm irrigation fee for o peration, the only ch arg e
H illsboro Tow nsend club will Tnbacen Prohibited
B
a
n
k
L
iq
u
id
a
tio
n
O
f
f
ic
e
in scaling position.
.. . T ..................
w en ty gallons
........
...
of „asnliue and
story balcony attaeh ed Io bis cage. M
project - in W ashington county,
m eet
M onday
p. m.
at the u s ,'''id ‘ m t/x wa.u'ig In /u o r'w h ile 'o n « headroom
ethod,s,
church nt A 8 fter
the business
t S ™ afety
m L glass
n o ^ whHe5,f
~ n u s in . ull
being f,,r actual hospital expenses several a rticles
of m erchandise M o v e d to B e a v e rto n
is designated
w ithout iniK li travel betv i’en
( a lrb in c the string in its beak, the
P aren ts are requested In registi i j w ere rep o rted m issing from tin- K n
The office m aintained h ere by bird gives a Ing. tucks the surplus
More 'lim e Prom ised
m eeting th ere will be an open for- duty, or tobacco w hile the school em e re d wi h '„on «ho r u b b e r m a f
ut the hospital some lim e b e fo r e . lop Oil Service station, B eaverton. the state su p erin ten d e n t of hanks
The id< a of this arrang em en t, ac- 1 A ugust 1(1 T his is necessary, as it 1 follow ing a b u rg lary S atu rd ay or in connection w ith the liquidation cord m iller its lees, and then tugs urn. p articu larly regarding the new bus is occupied by any passenger. ' tin - o r sim ilar wa cr-i.rw d c.wcr'-
up
an
o
th
er
length
of
string
W
hen
cording to King, is so th at em phasis w ould be im possible to tak e care of j S unday night. E n tran ce was gained of th e S h u te S avings bank h a s
set-up and m em bership regulations.
U nder general construction des- ,,,g and be cem ented to the floor
the bucket arriv e s under the hole, Also v erbal reports will be given of ignated body fram ing includes all " i h e e n tr o n c c T w r shaH
a t the
m ay he placed on actual m ethods all in one day. C hildren from 5 Io by p ry in g open th e back door The been closed and the liquidation
it
reaches
dow
n
„
itb
its
beak
and
the recen t county picnic in S h u te m etal construction and relates that (r„n t rig h t side and be provided
of fitting land for irrigation and ap- I., re a rs of age w ill bo given first ca oline w as tak en w ill, a siphon w ork co ntinued through an office
r ir e e a s will
„ i n be
b . given by Mrs. roof. b.Klv and d o o r, shall be com- ;? t h a X
in e U o p J ^ i R a d i
retrie v es Die food. O rd in arily the n n a a rk
rk . P
P riz
plying (lie w ater B v oiding much | cotc.ideratiop and if tim e is ’cn iil. , from t»vo tant, tru ci...
a t t o i d i n j to established in Ilio bank ut lieu , c i b i.d has sev eral tum bling itu n ta
T \ H ocket >>>.". a " d Jvtui I1 j _- njetciv to \e te tl w ith steel o r alum !-
I t d . v i d u i i u A I lls d a / i t la b l i i v . t d o ld e r o n ta w i l l b t ta i- s ii t a r t n f.
.,¡,.¡1 fc . ti,- ,jr i
i>
a - I n r il l a n port.
ten.
m i U k t l l . L u b l l c la 111 v *tx. J .
w hich auiu.,t thtikt w atriitiu'.
11*4111 j
an d tht. body Ul'4-t tv
I lantwa. 4 on p«a« t, «„luaa 4j
1
i
Helvetia Band
Plays Concert
Here Saturday
Surveyor Finds
Possible Fault
in County Line
G o a ts D e fe a t
W ell L aid P la n
Heetles Take
Ureen 1 imber
County Roads
Scheduled for
New Black Top
Circuit Court
Verdicts Bring
Prison Terms
County Native
Son Succumbs
Local Youth
Takes Own Life
R
Grange Opposes
Meat Ordinance
City Revenues
Keeping Pace
Mishap Fatal to
Young Logger
Forest Lands
Talked at Meet
/ ravel Area Lim ited tbis Y ea r
Jar A n im a l Irrigation T o u r
Utility District
Union Subject
Publtc Utilities Commission
Sets Rules fo r School Busses