Pago Four
H IL L S B O R O
Sherwood Bank
H ost County
Bankers' Meet
pledged them selves t o continue
serving th e H illsboro territo ry w ith
th e best possible new spaper.
M oving p ictu res of th e co ro n a
tion of G ing George, and com m ents
n th e E nglish situ atio n w ere p re
sented at th e close of the m eeting
by Hugh A M atier of Los Angeles
Cal. M atier is a m em ber of the
Royal A nthropology institute and
is p lan n in g ethnological inv estig a
tions on th e O regon coast in the
n ear future.
Rites Held for
Laurel Woman
III for m ore than four months,
Mrs. Jo h n Petersen. 67. of C heha-
lei’i M ountain, died in h er hom e
Ju ly 22. F uneral services w e r e
held Ju ly 26 at Mt O live church.
L aurel, w ith Rev R eginald Hicks
officiating B urial w as in Mt. Olive
cem etery u n d er th e directio n of
Donelson A Sewell.
A n n ette E W anainaker w as born
M arch 28. 1870. in O ntario. Canada,
and cam e to th e U nited S tates 57
years ago. In 1901. she was m arried
in Muskegon. M ich, to Jo h n P eter
sen The couple came to O regon 17
y ears ago this m onth, and have
m ade th e ir hom e n ear L au rel since
1920
Besides th e w idow er, she is s u r
vived by a son. M urray L. P e te r
sen of South Bend. Wash.
ARGUS,
We’re Building
Not
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
UP in Quality
DOWN to a Price!
C lyde W illiamson, p resid en t of
th e B ank of A lbany and recently
elected presiden t of th e state b a n k
e rs’ association, was sp eak er W ed
nesday night a t th e m eeting o f
W ashington county b an k ers held in
In crea sed P u b lish in g C osts
B liu o n hotel. P o rtlan d Sherw ood
b an k w as host. M orris A dair. S h er
F orce U s to A d v a n c e Our
wood. president of th e county asso
ciation. presided.
S u b scrip tio n P r ic e !
(C o n tin u e d fro m page P
A nother sp eak er was Hans Pfund.
recen tly appointed secretary of the $82.386 19 of w hich $9.518.85 has
state association. W illiamson o u t been collected
M o u nting' costs gave ns tw o
In th e road fund, a levy of $6-
lined the w ork and setu p of the
state group w hile Pfund told of ac 933 37 w as m ade of w hich $4.691.-
a lte rn a tiv e s — to
increase
com plishm ents of the past y ear and 37 has been collected, or 68 per
the p rice o f the A rg u s — or
cent. D elinquent rolls for th e past
plans for the future.
T hird speaker was G eorge G reen th ree years am ounts to $13.444 66
cheapen the A rg u s its e lf. We
wood of the Bank of California, of w hich $1.444 49 has been col
m em ber of the association com m it lected. or 11 p er cent.
fe lt c e rta in th a t you w o u ld
tee on bank practices, w ho spoke
not w a n t the la tte r. So a fte r
on th at subject
. ,
"T"
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M eeting in Forest G rove last LNCW I T ilt IIC C O U P
S eptem be r 15 t h e A rg u s
night iW ednesdayi b an k ers of the
w ill be $2 per y e a r in a d
county discussed uniform service
F u n eral services w ere held Sun-
charges for banks in the county and
vance
in W a s h in g to n coun
d a v m o rn in g from th e D onelaon &
state The m eeting w as at th e in
H
illsboro
is
to
have
a
new
traffic
Sew
ell
chapel
m
H
illsboro
for
Wen-
ty.
B
u
t
. . .
vitatio n of Jo h n T hornburgh.
code as soon as th e necessary or
E arle Bowm an of th e Com m ercial d inance can be draw n, th e city dell Cam pbell. 66. w ho died T h u rs
N ational B ank of H illsboro, has council voted T uesday night The day at Sm ith hospital, w h ere he was
been elected secretary of th e coun city atto rn ey w as instru cted t o taken follow ing a fall from a ch erry
ty association to fill th e unexpired draw the ord in an ce to conform w ith tree n ear B eaverton. 17 day s before
his death.
term of Jam es Say. w hile J. I.. S e a r recom m endations m ade b y
th e
C am pbell had been a resid en t of
cy of the sam e bank has been nam ed traffic co m m ittee as rep o rted at
B eaverton for 12 years, coming
to the state com m ittee on public ed
th e m eeting Ju ly 13. Mrs C. E th ere from Francis. Wash He was
ucation.
Wells is chairm an of the com m it a single m an and is su rv iv ed by
tee.
th ree brothers. Elm er. B ellingham ;
A ll th e C ou n ty N e w s! C ounty, eo m rn u n ity, c ity ,
The recom m endations include an Ralph. Francis and C harles. R ay
h o u r p ark in g lim it in the business m ond. Wash . tw o sisters. Mrs A nna
sports, c h u rc h , social, fa rm and home — in
section: establishm ent of m ore stop C hapm an
Toppenish. Wash., and
fa c t, e v e ry th in g th a t is f i t to p rin t.
streets: re-ro u tin g of th e busses Mrs Daisy Soule. P o rtlan d B urial
outside th e business zone: elim in a w as in F ir L aw n cem etery here.
C oroner F J. Sew ell F rid ay was tion of U -tu rn s on Main stre e t in
Mr. C am pbell w as a n a tiv e of
In crea sed R ea d er In te r e st! F e a tu re article.- on
railed to T ualatin to investigate the tersections. and o th er changes.
M issouri.
c o u n ty events, places am i people of interest.
death of R ichard H enry Edwards,
S tate traffic regulations also will
60. retire d B ritish cavalry officer. be w ritten in to th e code to m ake
Com ics. S tate and n a tio n a l news le tte r-.
COOKING OUT-OF-DOORS
E dw ards w as found dead in his bed the o rdinance conform to state law
W ith tra ile rs and o u t-door fire
by his step-daughter. T helm a B en
M oney S a v in g A d v e r tise m e n ts! More food. N o th
places becom ing m ore an d m ore
nett.
She rep o rted to Sew ell th at the
popular, m any fam ilies eat most
in g , fu r n itu r e , h a rd w a re and cla ssifie d a d
last tim e she saw him alive was
of th eir m eals out-of-doors as long
v e rtis in g th a n is a v a ila b le in any o th e r coun
T hursday afternoon before she left
as th e w e a th e r perm its. If you
ty paper.
fo r P ortland. R eturning late in the
haven't tried out th is v ery d esir
evening, she did not again visit his
G eorge A lbert Ham. 87. retire d able plan, tr y it ju s t once and
room u n til he failed to arise the farm
er, resid en t of Forest Grove, ill you'll w ant to do it ev ery day. In
R e m em b er! You can s till subscribe or renew > our
n e x t m orning.
th e early m o rn in g it is a b it too
He was born in Wales and came seven m onths, died Sundav in For- cool an d any w ay b reak fast is per-
s u b s c rip tio n b e fo re S eptem ber 15 at th e <dil
yea7saTg<T'settlikg
est
Grove
hos”lta1'
He
ha'
d
betn
a
to A m erica 35 •
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rpeidfint n f Fnroct firn e n ( r i r oirfl-it
ra te o f S I.50.
n e a r T ualatin 24 years ago. T he body resid en t of F orest G rove for eight haps m ore co nveniently serv ed in
years.
doors. B ut luncheon o r d in n e r is
w as taken to P ortland.
F u n eral services w ere held Tues- d elightful serv ed on th e law n, in
day afternoon from th e chapel of th e th e woods, or "b u ffet sty le" before
Forest G rove U n d ertak in g com pany an outdoor fireplace.
w ith b u rial in Forest View cem etery
W hen an open fire is possible it
Mr Ham w as born M arch 29. 185Ò. is g reat fun to have each person ______ _____________
in Marengo. 111., and was m arried cook his own m eat o v er th e coals.
Ju n e 14. 1870. to Marion Douglas in
the intense heat and cook IV f/x F /x « ; •
R ecognition of the honors r e S pring Valley. M inn. She died in T hinly sliced cottage ham securely g e a r
fastened
to th e prongs of a long slo w ly . To each person allow one- 1’ iU lO r I S l J i l l C t V
cently won in national com petition 1931.
sizzle and -pit delight- q u a rte r pound round .-teak, one-
a
by the HilLsboro A rgus w as ac
S u rv iv in g are fo u r children. R ob
it cooks It is delicious h alf pOund onion, and a few slices S tlC K C F S A v < l l l » l p l c
corded Mrs. E. C. M cK inney and e rt H. Ham. Bowdle. S. D : H erbert fully as
W. V erne M cKinney, publishers, B Ham. K eystone. S. D.; Mrs. J. A. too. com bined w ith a th in slice of of bacon
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bv the H illsboro Men's B reak fast McLeod. Mills Valley. Cal., and O s S w iss o r A m erican cheese a n d c h e e se Bobs
S quares of chccsc (1 in th )
clu b T hursday m orning. A ttention c ar E. Ham. F orest G rove. Eighteen served b etw een th e b u ttered halves
S trip s of bacon
w as also called to the list of aw ards g ran d ch ild ren and 13 g reat-g ran d of a sandw ich bun. And. of course.
W rap baeon strip s com pletely
received by th e local p ap er in past ch ild ren also survive, as does a w ieners a re alw ays fun to roast
aro u n d cheese and sp ear th e ba-
y ears and to th e A rgus' com m u bro th er. Sanford H. Ham. of C o rv al o v er an open fire.
E very one from th e child to th e con-w rapped cube w i t h pointed
n ity service. The M cK inneys gave lis.
ad u lts en jo y s p o pping corn over stick Toast over fire u n til bacon
b rie f talk s expressing th e th o u g h t
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th a t the aw ard s w ere sh ared by
P lease sen d in new s copy early an open fire. M elt a generous ¡s bro w n ed and cheese is m elted.
th e com m unity as a w hole an d to th e A rgus.
tf am ount of b u tte r in a pan ^near b u t not ru n n in g out of bacon. Slip
th e fire w h ile th e corn is being
i
- betw een bun and eat. B un m ay
£ i B B s g 9 B » M u c i t a H i x g i i i i a s i K K i a K a B a B i i a i i i i u i a a B i i f popped. Once a larg e pan is filled be toasted if desired.
w ith fluffy w h ite corn, s tir as you
add th e m elted b u tte r and salt.
T hey say th a t a can opener is
th e key to v a rie ty in cam p fare.
(By I. R. S trubbl
W ith th e aid of a can o p en er and
T ake thi
a heavy k e ttle su ited to an open
Mrs. C. J Yazzolino and tw o
cam p fire one can p rep are a d e children of P o rtlan d are spending ty pledge'
This cal! was sent throughout the
lectable m eal in one pot.
the week at the V. C. S tru b b home.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k G enzer and state this week by leaders of the
S paghetti. C am p Style
Mr. and Mrs. E arl G enzer and 1937 "L et's Quit K illing ' safety
]2-pound sp ag h etti
d au g h ter D onna left T uesday for program , w ho have m ade available
1 can chicken soup
a few days at th e T illam ook beach to all m otorists an attra c tiv e red.
b -c u p g rated cheese.
w hite and blue sticker, on th e back
Fill a large co n tain er w ith well resorts.
Miss R uth B ailey, w ho is a t of w hich is a pledge to d riv e safe
salted w ater. W hen it’s boiling
ly.
hard, add spaghetti. C url it around ten d in g sum m er school at Mon
E ndorsed by Earl Snell, secre
as it softens so as no t to b reak m outh Norm al, sp en t the w eek-end ta ry of state, and M ayor Joseph K.
it. Boil u n til tender, ab o u t 20 at home.
C
arson
Jr. of P ortland th e -tic k
F ra n k B ailey an d fam ily attend-
m inutes D rain in a colander. Heat
ers a re available at the office of
soup in a saucepan. Place sp ag h etti
a pic£ i c on th c
riv er this new spaper, the cham ber of
in
in g dish
dish and
and pour
n,,,,,. hot
h Z
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Sunday. The picnic was th e ann u al com m erce, or at establishm ents d is
in serv
serving
soup
reu
nion
of
the
H
unger
fam
ily.
over it. M ix w ell by lifting sp ag h et
p lay in g the A. A A. sign here.
ti w ith tw o forks. Top w ith g rated
The pledge sticker, ¡-sued from
cheese.
U ndergoes O p eratio n —
the offices of the O regon S tate
K abobs and C heese Bobs are
Mrs. Edgar K am na un d erw en t a M otor association, i based on e x
all broiled o v er thc poen fire and m ajo r operation T uesday m orning perience w hich lias show n that the
a re old favorites am ong cam pers. at th e Good S am aritan hospital She man pledging him self to safe d riv
K abobs
is in a very serious condition, but in g is th e cue who most generally
is getting along as w ell as can be observes all the rules of safety .and
Sm all pieces of steak
expected.
Slices of ra w onion
proves an asset ra th e r than a h az
Choice, m oney-saving cuts o f d e licio u s m eat—
Slices of apple
ard on O regon's streets and high
c a re fu lly selected— s a fe ly r e frig e ra te d — pre p a re d
T he am ount of m o istu re in a m a ways.
Slices of bacon.
by experienced, courteous butchers.
T h read pieces of steak , onion, tu re p ear o rch ard soil may be well
E very m otorist inti r< -ted in help
apple and bacon on a pointed stick. above w hat is know n as th e w ilting ing reduce the traffic toll should
point, and still th e trees may suffer
F rid ay and S a tu rd a y S p e c ia ls
for lack of w ater, it has been def ally him self with the existing safe
initely d eterm in ed a t th e M edford ty program by signing th e pledge
branch ex p erim en t station. A n u m and attach in g it to his car, t i n
b er of possible ex p lan atio n s for this autom obile club urged.
P ure P o rk.
The pledge is as follow-:
a rc being investigated, but in the
5-lb. P ail
"W ith th e know ledge th at it i.-
m eantim e it is found advisable to
m ake su re th a t irrigation w ater is my clearcut d u ty to conserve life
applied soon enough to avoid th e and p revent .-uffering and in ju ry
d an g er line. Even u n d er the best w ith every m eans in my pow er. I
w aterin g conditions, it has been hereby agree:
found th a t excessively hot dry days
"That I will drive carefully at all
cause a check in th e grow th of thc times, keeping hands on wheel,
fruit, especially w hen th e re is a eyes on road, mind on driving.
h eav y leaf grow th through which
"T h at I will learn, resp ect and
m oisture is given off faster than thc obey thc rules of safety.”
roots can supply it.
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p arasites w ere introduced. Spiders
som etim es spin w ebs across thc face
of a p artially healed pruning wound
u n d er which th e aphis are protected
from th e ir insect enem ies.
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O R A N G E H IG H B A L L
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1933 C hevrolet, I57-in. T ruck
1933 < Iin rolet, 157-in. 'I'rm k
v illi House Body
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r
Insect parasites of the wooly aphis
have so largely elim inated this pest
in th e Hood R iver valley th at it is
now difficult to find colonies of
them a t all. S tran g ely enough, how
ever. spiders som etim es intervene
to p ro tect a few colonies of the
aphis, explains L eroy Childs, super-
U n c o n d itio n a l o n c-
y e a r g u a r a n te e .
EXPERIENCED farm er, d e p e n d
able. no sm oker, w ants work
Box 202, Aloha.
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U n e x c e lle d for lon g
lif e a n d sile n t o p e r
a tio n .
FOR SALE 8 doe.- w ith litter.- 2
buck-. 5 hutches
Mrs. Lizzie
D auberm an. E. Maple; Rt. 3, Box
258. H illsboro.
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They w ill \ isit a ll stores
p a rtic ip a tin g in the d is
tr ib u tio n o f m erchan
disc g ift tic k e ts . T hey
w ill he guests o f , Il e
V e n e tia n th e a tre . They
w ill w e a r m asks across
th e eyes to e o n e e a I
th e ir id e n tity .
GET YOURS NOW!
WANT hom e for p urebred cocker
spaniel dog Mrs A W. Havens.
472 E W ashington St.
23
LOTS for sale. 1'.- blocks off h ig h
way, cheap.
1122 E. B aseline
stre e t
23-4
August 7
■'The W orld's Best"
WANT 3-year-oltl G uernsey bull
for breed in g purposes,
prefer
registry. E. Lehm an. Phone B eav
erto n 8719
23
SEVEN gigxl d airy cows for sale
Easy term s.
A. S later, Rl 2.
H illsboro: 3 m iles south on R iv er
road. P hone 3R2
23-4
I lillsboi'o
S aturday Night
N ew 1937 D E M IN G
S h a llo w W e ll
FOR SA LE T en-foot M eCorm iek-
D eerm g com bine. 15-39 MeCor-
nuek-D eering tractor: 2-bottom 15-
ineli tra c to r plow; 7-foot tracto r
disc.
JA C K FOSTER. 150 E. M on St
I
Spare Ribs X
BEEF
COM MERCIAL lll.D G .
P ilone O ffice 861
Too Late to Classify
Values for Thrifty Shoppers
on
“ OR”
II-« .J
IÖ V U V d i 5
O steopathic
Physician and Surgeon
T he new hall building eoiiinuttee
for the West Union F arm ers' U n
ion lias been active and is prepar
ing to present plans, sites ami so
forth at the m eeting T hursday (to- ,
night I Those in terested a re re q u e s t
ed to atten d and discuss tins new
business.
EXTRA
T he y o u n g co u p le w ho
w ill lie nniiT'ieil S a tu r
day n ig h t. S e p te n ih e r I.
a I
th e
W a s h in g to n
t'o u n ty F a ir, w ill he in
Dr. Win. E. Hinds
W est U n ion U nit T a lk s
B u ild in g P la n s T o n ig h t
iC o ld M e a t
69c
lb . 28c
Phone opposite school, or of ( lu . Illek cth -
23 I
23ptf I. r
$19
HOUSEKEEPING room , for rent SIX veal old Jersey G uein .ey cow
531 S lit A ve. Hillsboro. 23tf
and eair 7 'j '
test, for sale
23p
FO U R T E E N ro o d grade thllrv cows, 1956 E Main St.
T h ree persons w ere injured, and
double-tested, for sal.'
G A 1
tw o auto d riv ers w ere in Jail on I.arson. Rt a. none G rupel school
charge* of reckless striving and In
toxication. follow ing aeeidents Kat 14 M O N TH S old bu ll to tr a d e for
urda.v night and Sunday
h ogs
M. S
S hattuck. Rt 5. )
The m iu red w ere A rdath M iller H illsboro: near Luurel
23p
Bessie Newby, 49, and L a v e i n
C om plete Home
Cam . 25. H illsboro route 5. who
suffered bruises and cuts w hen a MODERN 5 room bungalow , lovclv
living room, tw o nice liedroonis. >
ear d iise ti by W illiam Edw ard
Gay. 51. of Portland, crashed into m odern kitchen, nook. bath. gar i
the Cecil M iller m achine at West ago. wood-hod. w orkshop, hard
Slope Sundav T he M iller ear was wood floor lot 79x299, f i n d C o m
crushed into th e bank, lie rejxirted pletolv furnished. $2399 easll or
G ay w as a rre ste d and lodged in $2599 w ith m o d erate dow n pay
m e l d balance l i k e r e n t
jail.
II W CUKRIN, I It E Main
S aturday night C harles D intel- I
man. 22. of C h erry G rove w as nr
rested by eouiitv deputy sheriff W ANTED To Imv a W ashington'
county . f i r e . - l o t J
II W Cm I in,
a fte r his m achine allegedly crash
ed into ears ow ned bv C C K erlee 134 E Main St.
and W alter Davis of G aston at
El lit SALE C ucum bers for pick
G aston,
Miss M. S trieker, 29. of H eaver
ling W endell D avis. E D ak St
ton was rep o rted in ju red In a
WELL
digger needed to com plete
crash a q u iirter-n u le east of West
C edar Mill .s chool well Inquire
Slope w hen ears driven by Joseph
R S abel of G arden Home ami
P h il S uim ri of P ortland crashed.
< HERE ARE REAL
ÎLARD
BACON
100 Ih l idi ig e i.dor.
B eaverton 3735
22c
Q u a rt
W r R eserve the R ight Io l im it Q uantities
Gold Leaf Dairy Products Co.
Di stributor <f G rade A I’a-leui izrd Milk Cream
D istributors of Taylor G uernsey Dairy G radi A
Raw Milk
D istribotoi of B rookfield Packaged t.'lici •
158 !■ M a in SI
I ’lm n r 1981
FREE DELIVERY— Four Times Daily
1O()% U n ion
P r im ! F ffe r tiv e
F r id a y mrl S ihirrfny
Phone 3131
A uo G nnd 7
H illsb o r o
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