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Volume 43, Nt
Itillsboro In d ep en d en t E stablished 1873
National
1
Unemployed
Census Set
RED CROSS ROLL CALI.
11 to
P u b lic iz in g
“ <ill symbol of love and m ercy—
Red Cross on a field of w hite:
W ho will not answ er your clarion cal
W ho will not follow your m ig h t? ”
— Byrne M arconnier.
A id in g
W o rk
U n e m p lo y m e n t r e jx ir t card» w ill
K<> out to e v e ry rem deiice und m a il*
box th ro u g h o u t th e n a tio n fro m o v-
( i 10.000 po.st o ffic e s n e x t T uesduy.
N o v e m h c i 10, to d e te rm in e th e n u m ­
b e r o f u n e m p lo y e d and p u r tia lly u n ­
e m p lo y e d people fo r tin* n a tio n a l
u n e m p lo y m e n t cenmni. a c c o rd in g to 1
Postm nstei* 1 T M cP h ce terx.
O ne c a rd w ill be d e liv e re d to e v-
< ry hom e and box b id d e r in W axb-
in g to n c o m ity , ax w e ll ax tb ro u g h -
i o u t th e rest o f th e n a tio n , ax tin* o f ­
fic e o f th e a d m in is tra to r o f he na- J
tio n a l u n e m p lo y m e n t censux begins
itx g ig a n tic taxk o f c a rr y in g o u t a
volunte« r re g is tra tio n o f e v e ry u n ­
e m p lo y e d and p a r tia lly u n e m p lo y ­
ed w o r k e r in th e U n ite d States, tin*
D is tr ic t o f C o lu m b ia , and th e T e r-
rito ri« * ' o f A la s k a und lla w u ii
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , N ovem ber 11, 19.37
Picketing
Started at
Second Store
H ills b o r o A rg u s E sta b lish e d 1894
Nineteen Short Years Ago
I t must n e v er
HAPPEN A G A IN 1 "
Two Sections, Fourteen Page«
Armistice
Observance
Planned Here
C ru se S to re D r a w s U n io n
P a r a d e , P a tr io tic
Ir e ; R ocks F ly in T r u c k
ing a n d
D is p u te ;
M a k e U p P a r t o f H ills ­
C a r n a tio n
rsi'E ! “i
/I I i
-J
M ill
M e e t­
F o o tb a ll G a m e
b o ro ’s C e le b r a tio n
C e n te r o f C o n tro v e rs y
Payments
I
I
filtered Little for H)l8
Changes Made in Conservation Program
Declared Only Minor; Meetings Planned
to Begin Next Week for Explanation of
New Program to Farmers
Electric Rate
Schedules
Are Reduced
Firemen Select
Former Local
Thanksgiving for
Officer Shot;
37th Annual Dance
May Recover
County Values
Up ^623,614
Over Last Year
Pair Jailed
After Scrape
Firemen Give
Sum for Truck
551 in Schools
Last Month
Counties Plan
Potato Goals
Sturgis Elected
Breakfasters' Head
First National
Sponsors Show
Pioneer of ’51
Passes Friday
N e w Educational Methods
Discussed at Chamber
Turkey Breeding and Selee tion
Call for Care, IVarns Bennion
G e e se H o n k H e r e ;
C o n tin u e S o u th w a rd
f»e
illaboro Independent
T od ay’s Program
L a b o r u n io n tro u b le s fla re d o p e n -
ly in H ills b o r o fo r a s h o rt w h ile
10:15— P arade fo rm s a t V e te r­
late T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n as a g ro u p
ans’ h a ll.
M E M B E R S H IP S —
o f a b o u t 20 u n id e n tifie d m en. w h o
10:50— F la g ra is in g i n c o u r t
rod
e
in
cars
w
ith
m
asked
license
Annual
$1
S u s ta in in g
house square.
X a » -Í
plates, d ro v e
p ic k e ts fro m
t h e ir
11:00— P a tr io tic e x e r c is e s i n
C o n tr ib u tin g
$5
S u p p o rtin g
sta tio n s at th e F a irw a y and H ig h ­
V e n e tia n th e a tre .
w a y m a rk e ts . P ic k e ts had r e t u r n ­
N oon— P o t lu c k d in n e r fo r L e ­
ed to
bo th e s ta b lis h m e n ts
e a rly
Only 5 0 c of each m em bership fee goes to
g io n and A u x ilia r y a t
ye ste rd a y m o rn in g , h o w e v e r.
N ational work. The C h a p te r keeps the bal-
V e te ra n s ’ h a ll.
T h re a te n e d p ic k e tin g o f H a rle y
lunce for local work.
2:00— F o o tb a ll game, H ills b o ro
C ruse's H ig h w a y m a rk e t a t S ix th
vs. T ig a rd , on H i 1 h i
and B ase lin e in H ills b o ro becam e
fie ld .
a fa ct M o n d a y m o rn in g w h e n a
Y o u r m e m b e rs h ip m a y be le f t a t th e A rg u s o ffic e
p ic k e t was placed on d u ty th e re by
H ills b o r o w ill c e le b e r a t e t h e
a n y tim e .
M rs . E m m a C . M c K in n e y , R o ll C a ll
th e G ro c e ry C le rk s ' U n io n N o 1092.
n in e te e n th a n n iv e rs a ry o f A r m is ­
C h a ir m a n , H ills b o r o c o m m u n ity .
tic e d a y to d a y w it h a f u ll d a y ’s
C ruse re p o rte d ly has re fu se d to
p ro g ra m o f a c tiv itie s , s ta r tin g a t
a ffilia te w ith th e u n io n , c o n te n d in g
i 10:15 a. m . w h e n t h e
m a rc h in g
th a t th e H ig h w a y m a rk e t is o p e ra t­
g ro u p s assem ble fo r th e A rm is tic e
ed as a fa m ily e s ta b lis h m e n t. A n ­
•
parade
a
t
V
e
te
ra
n
s
'
h
a
ll
and la s t-
o th e r p o in t o f g rie v a n c e is th e a l­
’ in g u n t il th e fin a l w h is tle o f th e
leged s u p p ly in g o f p ro d u c e to th e
H ills b o r o -T ig a rd fo o tb a ll game late
p icke te d F a irw a y m a rk e t at Second
P i f s id o r it Boost w i t . a ctin g u n d e r
X
in th e a fte rn o o n .
and M am by Cruse. P ic k e tin g c o n ­
d ire c tio n o f eongrexx In a n n o u n c in g
>< I
F k •
F
X*
tin u e d f o r th e fo u rth successive
A ll H ills b o ro business houses w ill
th e t t i i t o
th e P re s id e n t said.
It
^L l I ^
O
w e e k a t th e F a irw a y m a rk e t. G r o ­
be closed fo r th e d a y in observance
c e ry u n io n o ffic ia ls w h e n c a lle d
’ o f a 1 9 -y e a r-o ld custom , d e sp ite
had no s ta te m e n t to m ake re g a rd ­
th e fa c t th a t A r m is tic e d a y is n o t
census be co m p le te , ho n est and ac-
z
S S
in g th e n e w p ic k e tin g .
o f f ic ia lly a n a tio n a l h o lid a y . Post
curat«* I f you g iv e me th e facts, I
o ffic e d e liv e rie s w i l l be m ade in
Cruse G ives Stand
s h a ll tr y to use th e m fo r th e b ene­
th e m o rn in g , a nd th e o ffic e w i l l
In a sta te m e n t issued y e s te rd a y
f it o f a ll w h o need and w a n t w o rk
be closed a t 12:45 p. m.
m o rn in g . H a rle y C ruse, p ro p r ie to r
and do n o t n o w h ave it " .Succesx o f
Veterans in Charge
o
f
th
e
H
ig
h
w
a
y
m
a
rk
e
t,
second
th e huge u n d e rta k in g h o w e v e r, w ill
T he
A llie d V e te ra n s ’ C o u n c il.
H ills b o ro sto re to be p ic k e te d , said
d e pend m a in ly upon th e in d iv id u a l
: w h ic h is m ade u p o f re p re s e n ta ­
"The u n io n th re a te n e d th e sto re th e
response to th e g o v e rn m e n t's idea
tiv e s o f th e A m e ric a n L e g io n . V e t­
fir s t lim e th e y cam e to H ills b o ro .
A11 «-xibting fa c ilitie s o f th e fe d ­
erans o f F o re ig n W ars a nd t h e
N o t e m p lo y in g a n y h e lp . I c o u ld n 't
e ra l g o v e rn m e n t are be in g u tiliz e d
U n ite d S p a n ish W a r V e te ran s, is
see th e necessity
o f jo in in g
th e
w h e n v e r |K>xxible in c o n d u c tin g the
in ch a rg e o f th e p la n s fo r to d a y's
u n io n W hen I w o u ld n 't sig n th e ir
u n e m p lo y e d re g is tra tio n , w ith the
c e le b ra tio n , w it h J a k e W e il. A m e r ­
co n tra cts , th e y cam e
to sec
me
post o ffic e d e p a rtm e n t d is tr ib u tin g
ica n L e g io n post co m m a n d e r, a nd
again. T h e n w e
s tu c k w it h
th e
and c o lle c tin g th e cards, in a d d itio n
F re d C o m . V. F. W. co m m a n d e r,
F a irw a y m a rk e t, tra d in g back and
• lly W illia m I . Cyrus. C ounty Agent)
to fu rn is h in g in fo rm a tio n to re g is ­
T h a n k s g iv in g day. N o v e m b e r 25.
a c tin g as c o -c h a irm e n . In v ita tio n s
fo rth N e ith e r s to re has an a g re e ­
t r a n t T a b u la tio n s o f th e re s u lts o f
to
p a rtic ip a te in th e d a y's a c t iv i­
has
been
selected
as
th
e
d
a
te
o
f
th
e
Paym ents Io W ashington county farm ers in 19.38 fo r m e n t w ith th e u n io n I f o th e r stores
th e m illio n s o f cards w ill be m ade
have ______
been _________
e x te n d e d _
in ».—
p a r-
H ills b o r o F ire m e n 's a n n u a l d a n c e .,
. .
. , tie s ____
w ish to jo in , th a t's w e ll and good—
E
le
c
tr
ic
ity
users
o
f
H
ills
b
o
r
o
w
i
l
l
a
d
o
p
tin
g
soil
building
or
soil
conserving
p
rac
tic
e
s
will
a c c o rd in g to an a n n o u n c e m e n t m ade [ F “ ‘ Ray> P yle , state p o lic e o f- tic u la r to g ro u p s a t B a n ks, F o re s t
by th e b u re a u o f census o f th e d e ­
it's an in d iv id u a l decision.
save fro m seven p e r c e n t on c o m ­ th is w e e k b y A . L . B ro c k , dance ’ L e e r fo r m e r ly s ta tio n e d in H ills - G rove . M e tz g e r and S h e rw o o d , ac-
not tic m aterially d iffe re n t u n d e r th e term s of th e 19.38
p a rtm e n t o f C om m erce.
■ 'N o n -a ctive m em b e rs s h a ll n o t
boro, w as g iv e n a f ig h tin g ch a n ce c o rd in g to W e il, b u t a ll re s id e n ts
M u s t h r in b y ¡Otli
conservation p ro g ram th an they w ere in 19.37. T h ere are be e n title d to a tte n d m e e tin g s o f th e m e rc ia l schedules to 10 p e r ce n t on c h a irm a n .
F iv e days a re a llo w e d fo r f illin g some m inor changes, p rin cip ally in the term s th a t are lo ca l u n io n n o r to have v o ic e o r hom e lig h tin g schedules, a c c o rd in g
T h is y e a r's dance, w h ic h w ill be I to re c o v e r fr o m n e a r-fa ta l head in -
o f th is i , u ric s re c e iv e d
fro m
a s h o tgu n alS° e.X^ d e d ..a 'Ye lco m e a n d a rc
o u t and re tu r n in g th e b la n ks. P o st­
v o te o r to re p re se n t th e lo ca l in a n y to d e ta ils o f th e n e w lo w e re d e le c ­ th e 37th a n n u a l p re s e n ta in tio n
th e S h u tc H ? ! r
a u
r- . rv,
shot6u" e xp e cte d to atte nd ,
m a ste r M cP h e e te rs said T o be in ­ used and some d ifferen ce in the m ethod in w hich allo w ­ c a p a city , is one o f th e te rm s o f th e t r ic rate schedules fo r C o lu m b ia and e v e n t, w i l l be h e ld
p
a
rk
a
u
d
ito
riu
m
w
ith
Iv
a
n
K
o
e
b
e
r
s
b
la
it
flr
e
d
b
y
G
u
s
t
O
lso
n - crazed
T o d a y 's a c t iv it y w i l l get u n d e r
c lu d e d in th e census ta b u la tio n s a ll ances and e arn in g s are fig u red , b u t th e inducem ent, in m e m b e rs h ip c o n tra c t.” C ru se said. W a s h in g to n c o u n tie s a n n ou n ce d th is
fu rn is h in g
th e
m usic. | T e rre b o n n e fa rm e r.
w a y a t 10:15 w it h - t h e fo rm in g
of
ca rd s m ust be re tu rn e d by S a tu r ­ term« ol the operator's possible^
"If a s to re jo in s , it jusft p u ts its e lf w e i s by R. R. E aster. H ills b o r o d i­ o rc h e s tra
o rc h e s tra re - ' P y le was s h o t in th e head S u n - ,h e p a ra d e a t th e V e te ra n s ' h a ll on
d a y. since non«’ p o s tm a rk e d la te r e a rn in g s. to a d o p t Im p ro v e d p ra c ­
in to th e hands o f th e u n io n to ru n v is io n m a n a g e r fo r th e P o rtla n d B ro c k said. R ob b e r's
th a n m id n ig h t N o v e m b e r 20. w ill tices o r to decrease the acreage o f
c e n tlv re tu rn e d fro m a t r a n s - c o n tin - 1 d a y a fte rn o o n b y O lson w h e n he
Mai n S treet’ w ilh G aPta in
n e ra l E le c tric co m p a n y.
it . " — H a rle y C ruse.
.„n -,,, '
. A r t h u r K ro e g e r a g a in a cV n g as
b< accepted
report cards are soil d e p le tin g crop s w i l l be p ra c tic ­
n e c c n t o rd e r o f th e P u b l i c ’U t il- e n ta l to u r in th e co u rse o f w h ic h
Union Gives Statem ent
it
m
ade
a
la
rg
e
n
u
m
b
e
r
o
f
th
e
a
tre
;
a
"
,
”
7
lc5
r
'
.
.
S
e
r®a
a
n
t
g
ra
n
d
m a rs h a l fo r th e m a rth . T h re e
b e in g h a n d le d p o s ta g e -fre e in a ll a lly th e same as in 1937
T ho m a s B L e n h a rt, p re s id e n t o f ilie s C o m m is s io n e r o f O regon, r e v is ­ appearances
•
A r t h u r T u c k , w e n t to .th e , O lson bands. ln c lu d in g those fro m B e th -
cases, it wax announced
th e R e ta il G ro c e ry C le rk s ' U n io n . in g and re d u c in g th e re s id e n tia l and
M e e tin g s fo r th e purpose o f e x ­
r—
,
. ,
ra n c h to in v e s tig a te th e re p o rte d a n v H e lv e tia and th e lo c a l grade
T h e F ire m e n s dance, -one o f th e I s h o o tin g o f A n d r o D a lsg a rd . O l- schools
w i l l ta k e w r t i n 8 t h e
T h e H ills b o ro post o ffic e w ill be ­ p la in in g th e g e n e ra l p la n o f th e
L o ca l 1092. in a sta te m e n t g iv e n c o m m e rc ia l lig h tin g a n d h e a tin g
g in ta b u la tio n o f re p o rt ca rd data ¡938 p ro g ra m be g in n e x t w eek, and
th e A rg u s y e s te rd a y , said: " A m ob schedules in a ll t e r r it o r y se rve d b y social h ig h lig h ts o f th e ye a r, is g iv - i son's p a rtn e r. T h e dera n g e d O lson M ra d e C a p ta in K r J ^ e r s lid
o r r th
th e
e b
b e
e n
n e
e fit
fit o
o f f th
th e
e fir
L P
A oeger said,
« a rly n e x t w eek, sine«* a ll re s u lts o f it is hoped th a t a t these m ee tin g s
en f f o
f ir e
e de-
de- i greeted th e o ffic e rs w it h s h o tg u n
o f a b o u t 15 a b d u cte d o u r p ic k e t at PG E in O regon, goes in to e ffe c t on 1 en
th e lo c a lly c o n d u c te d census m ust fa rm e rs w h o have p a rtic ip a te d in
th e H ig h w a y m a rk e t and smashed a ll m e te r rea d in g s m ade a fte r N o ­ p a rtm e n t fu n d fo r th e purchase o f < fire . and th e n b a rric a d e d h im s e lf Parade Route G iven
T h e p a ra d e ro u te , as an n ou n ce d
be sent on to W a s h in g to n . I) C . th e p ro g ra m d u r in g 1937 w ill be I
his glasses last T ue sd a y n ig h t W e v e m b e r 26. it w as announced. In n e w e q u ip m e n t. P ro je c te d c o n s tru e - in a c h ic k e n house, w h e re h e was
b y C a p ta in K ro e g e r. w i l l be th e
w ith in a fe w days a fte r th e close o f present, also those fa rm e rs w h o
W a s h in g to n
and C o lu m b ia tio n o f a n e w f ir e tr u c k th is y e a r j la te r fo u n d dead
T o ta l W a s h in g to n c o u n ty v a lu a - have c a lle d u pon th e s h e r iff and b o th
as th a t fo llo w e d la st ye a r.
th e
re g is tra tio n . M c P h e e te rs said h a ve n o t p a rtic ip a te d in th e p ro - j tio n fo r 1937 has been placed at d is tr ic t a tto rn e y to p ro te c t o u r co u n ties, u rb a n and r u r a l d o m e s tic w ill pla ce a h e a v y b u rd e n on th e
a c o ro n e rs ju r y d e cid e d t h a t same
T h e f u ll post o ffic e s ta ff, a u g m e n t­ g ra m to d a te h u t w h o a re o p e ra tin g $24885.509 79. a c c o rd in g to an a n - p ickets, a nd th e y a re d o in g th a t cu sto m e rs w ill e n jo y an ave ra g e o f fir e m e n s fu n d , it w as s ta te d a n d , O !son had ta k e n his o w n , j f
a l. M a in s tre e t to T h ird , n o rth o n
T
h
ir
d
ed b y se ve ra l c h e e k in g c le rk s , w ill fa rm tra c ts , e ith e r la rg e o r sm a ll, j n o u nce m e n t m ade y e s te rd a y b y J now . T h e case is b e in g pla ce d be- 20 cents a m o n th , o r $2 40 a y e a r, th e d a n ce proceeds w i l l be u tih z e d , h o u gh in v e s tig a tin g o ffic e rs be- ~ ......... „ to L in c o ln , th
w e n lu w c e st on
L in c o ln to Second to th
be used in c o m p ilin g re s u lts o f cards s h o u ld h e a r th e g e n e ra l p ro v is io n s E. C a rp e n te r, c o u n ty assessor
‘.“ e 5 c o u rt
fo re th e g ra n d ju r y
a t present. w h ic h is an average re d u c tio n o f f o r th e b u ild in g o f th is n e w p ie ce : | j r v p r | t h i t o n e o f t h »
o f e o n in m e n t
Lle ' V tn a I
, the shots fir e d house, w h e re th e fla g -ra is in g w i l l
re c e iv e d here.
10 p e r cent, he said.
i t u n tin u v# on P. „ « . colum n
o f th e p ro g ra m e x p la in e d at these I Thia figure include* a I9S7 value
b; , S e rg e an t T u c k had also ta k e n t>e held, and c o n tin u in g on d o w n
T h e re p o rt c a rd is a s im p lifie d m eetings. A tte n d a n c e at lo ca l co m - " f $3.218.709 79 p laced on p u b lic
Plans a re b e in g m ade fo r th e dec­ e ffe c t T u c k w as c re d ite d w it h s a v - M a in s tre e t ag a in to th e V e n e tia n
T h e p resent b lo c k re s id e n tia l ra te
b la n k c o n ta in in g o n ly 14 (p u s tio n s . m u n ity m e e tin g s is n o t lim ite d to : u tilitie s in the c o u n ty , w it h th e
w ill be re ta in e d , the a n n o u n c e m e n t o ra tio n o f th e h a ll and a n u m b e r o f in g P y le s lif e th ro u g h q u ic k use th e a tre , w h e re th e
p a ra d e w i l l
(< m il I nurd mi pace S, colum n 2)
special
fe a tu re a ttra c tio n s f o r th e o f bandages a n d com presses as a
th e tw o classes o f peo ple ju s t m en - I v a lu a tio n o f a ll th e rest o f th e
stated, b u t th e in it ia l b lo c k o f 40
— o n tin
- u e d on pace * 3, colum n 2)
(C
dance
b
y
th
e
c
o
m
m
itte
e
in
charge,
k ilo w a tt h o u rs w ill be re d u c e d fro m
f ir s t - a id m easure.
tin n e d , th e y a re open to a n yo ne and ! co u n ty, e x c lu s iv e o f th e u tilitie s ,
fiv e and a h a lf to fiv e ce n ts p e r k i l ­ w h ic h , in a d d itio n to B ro c k , consists
th e c o u n ty c o m m itte e e s p e c ia lly a m o u n tin g to $21.666.800 T h e new
P y le w i l l be re m e m b e re d as one
o
f
T
o
m
m
y
N
e
ils
e
n
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nd
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il
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w
a
tt
h
o
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r
M
in
im
u
m
b
i
l
l
cu
s
to
m
­
suggests th a t a n yo ne is w e lco m e to '• 1937 v a lu a tio n s rep re se n t a ju m p o f
o f th e f ir s t state p o lic e m e n s ta tio n ­
ers
w
ill
get
20
k
ilo
w
a
t
t
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o
u
rs
u
n
d
e
r
sit in at th e m ee tin g s and get th e $623.614.91 e v e r th e 1936 fig u re s ,
ed in H ills b o ro s h o rtly a fte r th e
e x is tin g schedules.
idea o f th e p ro g ra m and so m e th in g | C a rp e n te r said
fo rc e was o rg a n iz e d b y M a jo r -
Jam es B. E lk in s . 36. o f P o rtla n d ,
o f th e b a c k g ro u n d fo r it C o m m u n ­
T h e n e w c o m m e rc ia l lig h tin g and
G e n e ra l S m e d le y D. B u tle r d u rin g
U t ilit y v a lu a tio n s fo r 1936 w ere re ce ive d a fle sh w o u n d in th e r ig h t
ity co m m itte e s fo r 1938 w ill be e le c t­ set at $2.913.92988.
h
e
a
tin
g
schedule
a
p
p
ly
in
g
to
b
u
s
i­
th e a d m in is tra tio n o f th e
la te
w h ic h w a s sh o u ld e r as th e re s u lt o f a shot
F iv e h u n d re d d o lla rs h a ve been ed at these meetings. •
G o v e rn o r J u liu s L . M e ie r. A fte r
$304,779.91 less th a n
th is y e a r's fir e d w h e n he a nd H e rb e rt C la r ­ ness e s ta b lis h m e n ts and a p a rtm e n t
T o ta l e n ro llm e n t i n
H ills b o r o
n e a rly fo u r y e a rs here. P y le was
a p p ro p ria te d fro m th e f ir e d e p a rt­ In d iv id u a l Goals Planned
a m o u n t A ll the rest o f th e c o u n tv ence W est. 30. also o f P o rtla n d , houses w i l l e ffe c t an ave ra g e re ­
m en t fu n d and w ill be used fo r c o n ­
tra n s fe rre d to M c M in n v ille , a n d g ra d e schools f o r th e last fo u r -
F o r 1938 a so il d e p le tin g goal w ill had a set v a lu a tio n o f $21.348.965, a lle g e d ly s ta rte d o f f w it h tw o slo t d u c tio n a p p ro x im a tin g seven p e r
w
e
e
k
p
e
rio
d
re
a
ch
e
d
551.
fig u re s
s tru c tio n o f th e fir e tr u c k b o d y on he set u p fo r each in d iv id u a l fa rm . o r $317.835 u n d e r p resent fig u re s.
S ix te e n O reg o n c o u n tie s h a v e la te r was se n t to h is C e n tra l O re ­ released y e s te rd a y b y J. W. P o y n -
m ach in e s ta k e n fro m th e W e s tim - cent. E a ste r said. T h e p rin c ip a l
th e ne w chassis to be fu rn is h e d by T h is wiil n o t g e n e ra lly d iffe r, in
T h ix 1937 fig u re s re p re se n t the b e r L o g g in g c o m p a n y co m m is s a ry changes in th is schedule a re in r e ­ been o f f ic ia lly de sig n ate d as c o m ­ gon post.
te r. s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools, r e ­
th e c ity , a c c o rd in g to S W. M el» th is co u n ty , fro m th e so il d e p le tin g h o ld in g s on w h ic h c o m in g taxes at W e s tim b e r
e a r ly
y e s te rd a y d u c in g th e to p b lo c k s o f th e p r i­ m e rc ia l p o ta to areas fo r w h ic h p o ­
ve a l.
h u ish . fir e c h ie f.
m a ry sch e d ule fro m fiv e and a h a lf ta to goals w i l l be in c lu d e d in th e
base set u p in 1937. T h e y w ill be w ill be fig u re d , to be a n nounced m o rn in g .
F o r th e same p e rio d la st ye a r,
T h e ne w tr u c k w h ic h th e c o u n c il! d iffe re n t in some cases. T h e s o il d e ­ w h e n th e ta x le v y has been c o m ­
cents to fiv e cents p e r k ilo w a tt 1938 a g r ic u ltu r a l c o n s e rv a tio n p ro ­
T h e tw o w e re a rre s te d n e a r Reed
th e lo c a l schools had a to ta l e n ­
has d e cla re d w ill be a m o n e y-sa ve r 1 p le tin g bases used h e re to fo re have p le te d. T h e
v a lu a tio n s w ill
b e v ille ve s te rd a v a fte r a chase d o w n h our, and fro m fiv e to fo u r and a p ra m . it
is an n ou n ce d b y
N. C.
r o llm e n t o f o n ly 502. o r n in e p e r
fo r th e c ity w ill becom e p a rt t>f rep re se n te d a b o ut th e average n o rm ­ b ro k e n d o w n in to s e c tio n a l fig u re s th e h ig h w a y b y S h e r if f Jo h n C o n - q u a rte r cents p e r k ilo w a tt h o u r. T he D o n a ld so n, e x e c u tiv e s e c re ta ry o f
c e n t u n d e r th is y e a r's fig u re s . A
H ills b o ro 's fir«' d e p a rtm e n t as the al acreage o f s o il d e p le tin g crops. fo r school d is tric ts , c itie s, w a te r n e ll. and ja ile d a w a itin g th e re- to p b lo c k o f th e se co n da ry schedule th e sta te c o m m itte e .
g
a in o f 39 n e w p u p ils , as opposed
F ra n c is S tu rg is , lo c a l a tto rn e y ,
re s u lt o f a tra d e w h ic h w ill see a T h e so il d e p le tin g goal, say those in d is tric ts , and c o u n ty roa d d is tric ts , n o rt o f th e g ra n d ju r y , to w h ic h w ill be, red u ce d fro m th re e to^ tw o
E s ta b lis h m e n t o f p o ta to goals in
to a loss o f 40 w as re c o rd e d d u r ­
tr u c k chassis n o w o w n e d b y the ch a rg e o f th e p ro g ra m , sh o u ld r e p ­ it w a s a n n ou n ce d .
t h e ir case was presented. E lk in s »” <1 a h a lf cents a k ilo w a t t h o u r, these c o u n tie s fo llo w s a re c e n t p o ll was ele cte d p re s id e n t o f th e H ills ­ in g th e m o n th . T o ta l days of a t ­
f ir e d e p a rtm e n t handed o v e r to th e resent about w h a t m ig h t he said to
is said to be a s lo t m a c h in e op- These n e w c o m m e rc ia l schedules in w h ic h 82 p e r cent o f th e fa rm - b o ro M en s B re a k fa s t c lu b T h u rs - ten da n ce f o r th e la s t f o u r w eeks
s tre e t d e p a rtm e n t fo r use as
a c o n s titu te th e acreage o f s o il d e p ic t,
e
ra to
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ic d h th
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TuU
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w id e r tru c k In e xch a ng e fo r th is m g crops on a s p e c ific fa rm i f an
V is itin g
p a re n ts
I he c ity w i l l s u p p ly th e fire m e n id e a l fa rm in g system in re la tio n Io
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B
a
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r.
C la c k a - W ic k . L a w re n c e C ro w le y was n a m - absence lis te d .
ington
n u m b e re d 45 d u r in g th e m o n th .
w ith a n e w tr u c k chassis. on w h ic h s o il co n s e rv a tio n w e re c a rrie d o u t.
T w o shots w e re fir e d at th e p a ir
mas. C o lu m b ia . C ro o k . Deschutes. cd v ic e -p re s id e n t a n d Jam es D ie -
T h e 551 g ra m m a r school p u p ils
th e fir e tr u c k body w ill be b u ilt.
as th e y d ro v e o f f fro m th e lo g g in g
P ro v id e d such a d e p le tin g goal fo r
H ood R iv e r. K la m a th . L a n e. L in n . r ic k x was re -e le c te d tre a s u re r.
w e re d iv id e d as fo llo w s a c c o rd in g
A p p r o p r ia tio n o f th e $500 by th e 1938 w o u ld not m ean lo o w id e o r
co m p a n y store.
M a lh e u r. M a rio n . M u ltn o m a h , U m a ­
D e ta ils
of
th e
A lu m n i- P a c ific to
to grades: F irs t. 75: second. 70;
fir« '
d e p a rtm e n t w ill
se rve
t o lo o ra d ic a l a s h ift to be m ade in
tilla . U n io n . W a s h in g to n a nd Y a m ­ b e n e fit fo o tb a ll gam e sponsored by th ird . 64: fo u rth . 79: f if t h . 64: s ix th
D on Q u a ife . K elso. W ash., so u g h t
iq u a tiz e th e trades, it was d e c la r- one ye a r. A fte r such goal has been
h ill.
M o re th a n 500 e x h ib ito rs a lre a d y ,,n a s ta tu to ry ch a rg e was s u rre n -
th e c lu b w e re o u tlin e d b y J a c k 70: seventh. 68: e ig h th . 61. w it h th e
i’fi. sine«' the n e w tr u c k chassis set. th e fa rm e r w h o in 1938 does lia v e been lin e d up fo r O reg o n 's dered to th è s h e r iff s o ffic e last
"T h e n e w p ro g ra m in c lu d in g po ­ R u sh lo w .
f ir s t g ra d e rs to p p in g th e lis t.
w ill cost $050. w h ile th«’ o ld W h ite not exceed th is goal w o u ld be e lig ­ fir s t s ta te w id e
ta to goals fo r 1938 is e n tir e ly v o lu n ­
c o rn show
w h ic h W ednesday b v his a tto rn e y , and was
chassis is v a lu e d c u rr e n tly at o n ly ib le Io e a rn a c e rta in n u m b e r o f w ill be h e ld at th e P o rtla n d P u b lic i ate r released u n d e r $1000 b a il, post-
ta ry and s h o u ld n o t be co n fuse d
$150
B E A V E R T O N — M rs.
Agnes
S. w it h th e o ld p o ta to c o n tro l la w ."
(C o n tin u ed on p a te 7. colum n 2)
M a rk e t fro m N o v e m b e r 9 to De- (>d b y M ab e l Q u a ife
W a lk e r. 86. p io n e e r o f 1851. d ie d at says M r D o n a ld so n. "T h e se p o ta to
ce m b e r 4 a c c o rd in g to a n n ou n ce -
|o d jp E p o ((s o f C o „
G
th
e
fa
m
ily
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rid
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.
F
u
n
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ra
l goals w ill be h a n d le d ju s t th e same
e ' , f ih c
p " 5 ? r h l o n ' r ' ” , i a, r ‘' ’ « ’d la!i< W ednesday, and Ren
tee o f th e
P o rtla n d C h a m b e r o f p earee o f B a n ks, a rre s te d T h u rs d a y , cervices w e re h e ld S u n d a y at th e w a y as those fo r o th e r s o il d e p le t­
C h ris tia n
c h u rc h and c o n c lu d in g
t . im ^ e r c e ^ w h ic h is c o o p e r a t i n g ^ fjn e s ,,f
$10 a nd costs on services w e re at C rescent G ro v e in g cro p s u n d e r th e c o n s e rv a tio n
w ith th e S ta te C o lle g e in th is m i-
p ro g ra m .
charges o f liq u o r la w v io la tio n s in ce m e te ry.
Iia l e ve n t sponsored b y th e F irs t
" A lth o u g h no s ta te g o a l has been
th e c o u rt o f J u s tic e o f Peace A. W
N a tio n a l B a n k o f P o rtla n d .
A
gnes
S.
R
obinson
was
b
o
rn
in
set
y e t. th e n a tio n a l goal is b e tw e en
Havens.
" E v e r y boy in th e U n ite d States a re h a p p ily e m p lo y e d m a n y o f th e
Jennings
c
o
u
n
ty
.
In
d
ia
n
a
.
Decern
3.100.006
and 3.300.(XX) acres. T h is
The
g ra n d sw eepstakes tro p h y
G o rd o n W h ite , a rre s te d in F ore st .
_
.
...
and i crossed
th c e . p la in s co m _
p a re s w it h an average
a n n u a l h a s n 't a chance to becom e p re s id e n t e v ils a p p a re n t in o u r c o u n tr y to d a y
ano
rossccl In
_
is n o w in th e m a k in g and w i l l be CJrov«' last W cd n csrfa v on a cH arco
assault in.1 h i l l c i v w a s a r r a i i m -
' 8,51 w ith h e r parents. W illia m J. acreage o f , 3.346.000 acres d u rin g som e d a y ." d e c la re d J. W P o y n te r. w ill be e lim in a te d ."
Soni<’ d e fin ite ty p e o f se lection in g season and leg b and th e b ird s e n g ra ve d w it t i th e nam es o f the
E m e tin e
R obinson, th e past 10 years, so w h ile th is w i l l n e w
s u p e rin te n d e n t o f H ills b o ro
w in n e rs o f th e g ra n d p rize s in the ed in ju s tic e c o u rt at F orest G ro K v e R obinson and
T h e m o d e rn m e th o d s o f te s tin g
a
c
c
o
rd
in
g
to
th
e
ir
q
u
a
lific
a
tio
n
s
u
n
­
and b re e d in g p ro g ra m w ill have Io
s ta rtin g in A p r il and a r r iv in g in th e n o t m a te r ia lly re d u ce p o ta to a cre - p u b lic schools, in an address a t the
w e re also discussed b y P o y n te r as
d e r these v a rio u s p o in ts B e n n io n n e x t fe w years. T h e c u p is be in g and e n te re d a plea o f n o t g u ilty .
fa ll o f th e same year. A n o ld e r sis- , age. it is b e lie v e d th a t it w i l l h e lp
c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce d in n e r M o n - he o u tlin e d th e tests o f m e n ta l a b il­
be adopted by tu r k e y raisers i f (hey
p
resented
b
y
C
la
u
d
e
Sersannus
o
f
R
a
ym
on
d
H
u
e
r.
22.
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
,
f u r th e r p o in te d out th a t tra p n e s tin g
d a y e ve n in g .
te r. B e r illa S. R obinson, d ie d at th e s ta b iliz e th is a c re a g e
i s p e d to m a k e th e p ro p e r progress,
ity . o r " I . Q ." tests, a c h ie v m e n t
and p e d ig re e h a tc h in g w o u ld be es­ th e L o g ge rs and C o n tra c to rs E q u ip ­ was a rre s te d b y sla te p o lice m e n age o f 16 years. T he rest o f th e fa m ­
G o a ls w i l l be e s ta b lis h e d o n ly on
"T h e re a re m e n ta l a b ilitie s w h ic h tests, o b je c tiv e ty p e tests, a p titu d e
w a rn e d N. I. B e n n io n . e xte n sio n
W ednesday on a c h a rg e o f r e c k ­
s e n tia l in th e p ro g ra m o f th e la rg e m en t C o m p a n y o f P o rtla n d .
ily
w
e
re
b
o
rn
on
th
e
d
o
n
a
tio
n
la
n
d
m
u
s
t
fig
u
re
in
fro
m
th
e
s
ta
rt,
n
o
t
c o m m e rc ia l
p o ta to
fa rm s
w h ic h
p o u ltry m a n . al a m e e tin g o f th e
tests, a nd p ro g n o s tic a n d d ia g n o s ­
T h e sh o w c o m m itte e , o f w h ic h less d riv in g .
breeders.
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty T u r k e y G r o w ­
J a c k H illl e r o f ro u te tw o C o r ­ c la im , s e ttle d in th e s p rin g o f 1852 g ro w 3 acres o r m o re o f p otatoes o n ly fo r th e jo b o f p re s id e n t, b u t tic tests, a ll o f w h ic h a re n o w be-
C o u n ty A g e n t
of
T h e second p a rt o f M r. B cn n io n s Jo h n In ske e p .
f
o
r
a
ll
others,
he
said,
in
th
e
j
jn g used b y e d u c a to rs to re p la c e
on
S
c
h
e
lls
F
e
rry
road.
and
w
h
ic
h
a
re
lo
ca
te
d
in
th
e
co
u
n
-
ers. h e ld Tuesday. N o v e m b e r 2. in
discussion was d e vo te d to th e care C la cka m as, is th e c h a irm a n , a n ­ n e liu s re p o rte d th a t h is tw o -b o tto m
° f h is
ta lk on
M o d e r n , th e o u t-m o d e d . a ll- in c lu s iv e “ es-
She w e n t to school in h e r o w n ,1CS S > 'cn above. In Ih e e a rly p ro -
Pie H ills b o ro ( ’h a n d ie r o f C o m m e rce
b y
o f th e b re e d in g stock. He p o in te d no u nce d th a t a ll e x h ib ito rs m ust p lo w was b ro k e n to pieces
15 ye a rs old.
(C o n tin u e d on page 2 . colum n 3)
M e th o d s and D e v e lo p m e n ts in E d- > say • ty p e o f te st fo r m e r ly e m p lo y -
iliu m s , re p o rts I. F F ra n cis, assist­
o u t th a t a g ro w in g m ash sh o u ld be sign and r e tu r n w ith t h e ir e x h ib its boys, a p p a re n tly as a p o s t-H a llo - n e ig h b o rh o o d u n til
u c a tio n .
E d u c a tio n a l
g u id a nce . | ed
ant e n m ity agent.
then a tte n d e d
th e o ld
P o rtla n d
fed I n th e b re e d e rs u n til Decem ber. th e necessary e n try c a rd w h ic h m ay w e ’en p ra n k .
w h ic h he e x p la in e d as "a n a tte m p t „
. „ ,. „
_
A cadem y. P o rtla n d In 1866 she a t­
T h i’ p re se n l p ro g ra m , w h ic h is be ­ A l th a t tim e th e y sh o u ld he placed be o b ta in e d fro m th e c o u n ty agents
t
h
e
and ' K * " '» " » «
Necessary
to g iv e y o u th an idea o f th e in
in s s and
te n d e d th e SI M a ry 's A ca d e m y, and
in g used g e n e ra lly , m e re ly consists op a good b re e d e r mash w h ic h c o n ­ o f Hie state and sent d ire c t to the
W
ith
in
re
c
e
n
t
years,
th e e ffe c t o f
o u ts o f d iffe re n t v o c a tio n s ." co m ­
tw o ye a rs la te r a tte n d e d school in
o f p ic k in g out fo r b re e d e rs (lie best ta in s tw o p e r cent end liv e r o il and P u b lic
M a rk e t, addressed "C o rn
b in e d w ith honest in fo rm a tio n as to research in e d u c a tio n has b ro u g h t
H ills b o ro . T h e fo llo w in g su m m e r
a p |» ’a rin g b ird s fro m th e flo c k o f tw o p e r cent d rie d m ilk in th e ease S h o w " E n try b la n k s s h o u ld be o b ­
th e in d iv id u a l s o w n ca p a c itie s and a b o u t a b ig change in m a n y phases
she ta u g h t school at T u a la tin , h a v -
lo rd s th a t is b e in g fa tte n e d fu r m a r­ lh .it th e la tte r is n u t b e in g fed in ta in e d as q u ic k ly as possible, says
a b ilitie s , is one o f th e ne w d e v e lo p ­ o f e d u c a tio n , th e s p e a k e r p o in te d
. in g f i f t y p u p ils . L a te r she ta u g h t
k e t, stated B e n n io n T h is ty p e o f th e liq u id fo rm . A l l ahundanee o f th e c o m m itte e .
o u t. As e x a m p le s o f im p ro v e m e n ts ,
Part of the flocks of thousands
m ents. he asserted.
school at C v p o lc on T a y lo r's F e rry
p ro g ra m is. o f course, h e lle r th a n no green feed is also o f v it a l im p o r t­
he lis te d th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f u n d e r ­
T h e sh o w c o m m itte e is p a y in g
"O re g o n w i l l . p a rtic ip a te in th e
r f sruth-bound geese that made
H appy Em ploym ent Sought
road, a n d was a su ccessful te a ch e r
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la rie s f o r th e d iffe r e n t age le v e ls
points in Oregon by means of
c h ild re n d on t k n o w b ascd on e x h a u s tiv e research, th e
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night Tuesday, according to re ­
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s e le c tio n ca n n o t he e n tir e ly s a tis ­ S helter Need Stressed
1938 Four-11 C lu b su m m e r school on
ports of those w ho w ere a w a k e n ­ n u m b e r e v e r since She was m a r ­ th e fu lle s t e x te n t o f th e ir a b ilitie s ."
e d u c a tio n , w ith conse-
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th e im p o rta n t fa c to rs in v o lv e d in q u a rte rs and a r t if ic ia l lig h ts used c o m m itte on Ih e n o n -c o m m e rc ia l
ing to W illia m I.. F in ley. Portland
chosen pro fe ssio n s
fo r 15 ye a rs
" C h ro n o lo g ic a l age d o e s n 't mean
th e tu rk e y b re e d in g p ro g ra m are: to p ro v id e a tw e lv e to fo u rte e n h o u r e d u c a tio n a l d is p la y such as o a r e x ­ n atu ralist. S everal small flocks
B W a lk e r; a s iste r F lo ra R o b in ­ th is q uota.
30 p e r cen11 a, m u c h in decichng w h e n . c h , ld
T h e c o u n ty c h a p te r im m e d ia te ly w e re checked. O n ly
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a n e p h e w . H a rry R o b in so n : fiv e sent $470 last y e a r to th e flo o d s u f-
"M a n y m en a nd w o m en spend j P o y n te r said " U n t il re c e n tly , w h e n
gro a t-n ie ces. M rs. M ab e l S ta rk M rs. fe re rs . fo llo w e d
la te r b y $2775.
ra le o f fe a th e rin g , and 6. ra le o f th e egg p ro d u c tio n . B e n io n stated
ila r n a tu re .
small hand of the bew ildered
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R o binson. w h ic h w as ra is e d b y v o lu n ta r y co n ­ th e ir liv e s a t ta sks w h ic h
g ro w th . In o rd e r to g iv e p ro p e r a t-
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A ll fa rm e rs o r F o u r-H c lu b b e rs
birds had even hraded b a r k
c o u n ty d isa ste rs h a te ." he said. “ O u r e d u c a tio n a l sys- re a d y to b e g in school B u t, b y has-
I . n e lla S m ith . E u n ice S y lv e s te r, and tr ib u tio n s . a n d
te n tio n Io a ll o f these fa cto rs, th e d e vo te d to th e discussion o f ques- m ay re ce ive copies o f Ih e ru le s o f
n o rth w ard Tuesday m orning, hut
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and a nd r e lie f also re c e iv e d generous te m s h o u ld a im to le a d peo ple in to m g th e n e w s ta rtin g age on th a
tu r k e y b re e d e r sh o u ld in; peel h is lio n s asked b y th e various tu rk e y - Ih e show b y In q u ir y at th e P o r t­
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Hoik several limes ( lu rin g the grow- I men present.
la n d C h a n ib e r o f C o m u ic iie .
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