The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, November 18, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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Hilhi News Section
lty M aty In ti G a rth u fn e r’
The a em b l\ council is spons
‘"k a program contest betw een tin
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l.i'iev Mill :i 'i t.int stewiii'il; U u l'.i I Help t u l l i g e r i r .penili ut v in i lu
IIeri.eut. i hiipliiiii, Mi ■ t .i .i r r Ruf ,.;u It re p t .Seine F l ' h l . i t e i S . i l m
fety. treasu rer. Mi ; l.ue\ Hak» r. d a v if p, ,ib h
.ccrctarv, ( ‘liarles C hapm an, gate
fe rin e ilt Pacifie rv- keep« i . M r Eva Mook ('»'if . Mi
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in . iiia g r i'
1er I h r
Tin i
P e n t i ll e M e te i eem paiiy. purrhiiscU Lola Solberg»*r. Pom on.i; Mr
.ill
l ll t e l 'i'y t
ui tiu* leeat Pentille »• a Y andfi /andcn. El»»ia Mi P» a r l
,ti t i l e l ' l u p t i l t
Week H e m R e v U V andoinclon lady a- i t int ,hw
E Mill . and
C artw right Bell will lie inanagei ar»l. Eav Mills. Ml
wlUt CWy Meter C».
"I the lee.il eoneein w hile t'.n l M i s Hose Hall executive commit
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Phone tl>
w right pi..ns te devote the m ajor
Wet w eath er brought tut a « i n . H> ef Ins lim e le his interest , in
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
of auto crashes, w ith ton collisions F.e tern Oregon
S ubscribe for th e Argus.
Com ing to llillsl«<re from San
reported to the sh cirtf s office for
the county in the four days from L aneisce. Cal Belt lias been con-
S aturdas to Tuonduy, a fte r a week neeled w ith G eneral M otets lei
that \\ Aft StAl
I'.Ur . i ai \ (M | the past nine .veals In 19.1.» lie
w orked , lit et the P ortland Pontiac
eident reports
Claude' Ede. of H illsboro, was m- one office and is f.itmluii w ith
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the
local le riile iy
It,* plan.; to
ju re d last Mondav w hen he w a lk ­
ed into a e ar d riv en b \ M i s H a y ­ j move here y v ilh Ins yyife in soon
m ond I. M iller of Forest G rove at .,' the Ireland ap artm en ts a ie e o in -
tin* intersection of St'voud and t»a >e- 1 pleted.
The new firm will be know n as
h ne hale w as taken to Jones h o s­
pital. w here his in ju ries w ere r e ­ C artw rig h t ,X B e ll, replacing the
’ form er C aitw i iglit Pontiac sales
i lls ln il'o
I 1 • Al ile.4 Nm t beast o f
ported not serious.
C. I.. H arrison, until recently
—
! ,'cm n cted w ith a P o rtlan d a u to ­
m obile concern, was added to the
C artw rig h t \ Bolt sta ff this week
as salesm an.
Neu Partner Enters
Local Auto Agency
Several Accidents
Reported in Week
TURKEY SHOOT
HILLSBORO AIRPORT
133 Parents Visit
in Education Week
Sunday, November 21
in A. M. Until Darkness
Special Road Meet
Cal let! by Court
Grand Jury Indicts
13; Closes Session
39-Year-Old Will
Probated Here
SPROUSE-REITZ STORES
Organization-
School Directors
Discuss Health
A NEW STANDARD OIL FOR NEW CARS
liani. Seattle. W ash.
News Highlights
Hillsboro Concrete Brick & Tile Co.
North of Cannery, across W. Washington St
W ednesday, N ovem ber 17
P resid en t R oosevelt call.' for en -
actm en t of a n atio n ally in teg rated
farm p ro g ram to g i v e fa rm ers
p a rity w ith in d u stry and labor.
Ja p a n e se d riv e h ard fo r N an ­
king. C hinese capitol. C hiang K ai-
sh ek to lead m ilitary defense.
A m en d m en t an d clarificatio n of
W agner labor act urged in W ash­
ington by M ayor C arson o f P o rt­
land.
FIREMEN’S
37th Annual
DANCE
Sponsored by
Hillsboro Fire Department
\ i i s p i e r s H ills b o r o
\ \ l a l i o u ( lu ll
- - - It’s Time to
W IN T E R IZ E YOUR CAR!
Let C ady M o to r Co. service y o u r c a r fo r safe
is in te r d r iv in g .
.Modern e q u ip m e n t and w e ll
tra in e d m echanics assure you o f "S a fe ty Through
St rv ic e .”
•
Carburetor
•
Anti-Freeze
•
Radiator
•
•
Lubrication
Carburetor
Ad justment
•
Steering A djust­
ment
Tires
Motor Tune-up
•
Spark Plugs
•
Brake Adjustment
•
Electrical Check
•
•
IM AGINE IT! TH IS AMAZING
NEW WESIX ELECTRIC HEATER
Have you seen the
New 1938 "Jubilee” PLYMOUTH and the
1938 "American Beauty" DODGE?
W id e se le ctio n " B in e S e a l”
YOUR
PLATE
TROUBLES
TO ME
PLATES
Repaired in 4 Ilnurs
Made in 1 to 3 Days
All Work Done in
My Laboratory
DR. ABRAMS
Gents, 50 cents
DENTIST
S H U T E PARK A U D IT O R IU M
□tUL,
Used Cars
CADY MOTOR CO.
Olilrst Automobile Dealer In Washington County
Phone 812
149 S. Third Ave.
2nd Floor
N. E. corner 2nd and Main
IlIf.I.S H O R O
The Hillsboro Argus
and
The News-Telegram
BRING
PLATES
Music by Koeber's 9-piece Orchestra
Cleaning
M O M A -SalVI.V G OFFER!
Relined in 1 Day
Thanksgiving Night, November 25
I
EATS ON GROUNDS
doses and sleep sound a ll n ig h t long —
your irr ita tin g cough o f b ron ch itis is u n ­
der c o ntro l
One lit t le sip and th e ordin a ry cough
s on its w a v --c o n tin u e fo r 2 or 3 days
snd o fte n y o u 'll hear no more fro m th a t
ougn o
h
nang
lough
o ld
hang on cough th a t noth
nOfh i ng
leems to he ip.
p Over 9 m illio n - to —
ttle s sold
n c o ld -w in try Canada.
PLATES
3 IU H U 3 U
M e rc h a n d is e
Bronchial
Coughs
Concrete Construction
We handle Willamina Clay Tile and all kinds of
Concrete and Clay Building Materials. Also Plaster,
Lime, Reinforcing Iron, Insulating materials and
Glass Blocks.
O rd e rs fo r D ressed B irds
S-1015i
STORE
¿ße w de-c/iançœ now to covuzct
(¡/Lack of RPM 'foz wiri&i d/ùaimj
Labor and Materials Furnished
$1,000 in Live Birds - Hams
Mrs. Logan Named
Heat! of Grange
W INTER'S NOT FAR A W A Y /
Ladies, 25 cents
1" 10?'
high school d istrict held Tin dav
night .il the high school
Dr D C M cDonald co m m health
doctor. and Miss U eruiiie Penning
ten school nurse mude shel l talks
1! D Belt
in ex p lan atio n of the health pre
gieli.ll t i i l ' i l i i
gram
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N ovem ber 10 the seniors gave u a
•w hat lr
favorable farm lock reports for
n eral di
m in iatu re senior play
Sponsot Dance
C cunty teachers w ill convene at m ark et dem and ot >ok for 1933 trib u tio n in O re,
t i te r the Vrmistice gam e the
the Forest G rove union high school than in 193? is the most outstand- Oregon K cpoi’.* t inning
mg facto r of gene al significance
G irls A thletic club sponsored a
S aturday for th e ir first in stitu te in
T he Oregon i ports w ill b,
th
e
volum
inous
ort
prepared
m eeting of th e year, according to
leased durin g the season of the dunce in the gym 18 com plim ent­
announcem ent in a d e b > o
it by the recent N ational A g ric u ltu r­ y ear when the respective in n ’s ot ary tickets w e re given to the Tigard
a
l
O
utlook
conference
held
a'.
K raus county school su p erin ten d ­ W ashington. D C . according lo 1.. the inform ation will probably be b u i l t N ovem ber 12 Miss Potts and
Mr Johnson visited M onroe and
ent.
R H reith ai.p t. 0 S. C extension the most useful The first of these C. rvallis physical education d e p a rt­
More than 300 of the county's 300 econom ist, w ho rep resen ted O regon will lx- a brtef niim eographed digest ments.
co t. ting s e te ta l ot tint m ajo r co m ­
teachers are expected to attend th e a t th e conference.
A nnual G u l R eserve dance was
m odities such as w heat, food crops
first of the year's th ree m eetings,
T
his
d
em
and
outlook
is
based
poultry, dairy, hog', sheep and beef held at thg Masonic tem ple m P o rt­
w hich opens at 9 30 a. in Saturday
w ith a m usical program d irected by principally upon an analysis- of the A few eop.es of tins have a',ready ia! ,1 Forty -five couples w e re from
Frances 1) A rant. Follow.ng this general dom estic econom ic situ a ­ been d istributed te county agents H illsboro D em onstrations w e re g iv -
th e institute w ill get under way tion and in d u strial activity Foreign The county agents have also been en of the Big Apple.
Senate C lub O rganises
w ith a business m eeting and elec­ dem and is ex pected to show little, supplied w ith one copy each of set
S enate club has organized and
tion of officers R etiring officers in ­ if any. im provem ent although e x ­ eral handbooks ef outlook charts
held a m eeting w ith the new of­
clude T hornburg, of Forest G i. ve p erts m ay increase as a resu lt of a and statistics.
T he Oregon A g ricu ltu ral E x ten ­ ficer- Ja c k C hristensen, president
union high. president; A. A Raid- necessity for finding o u tlets for a
sion service publishes a m onthly Rob S u th erlan d , v i c e - p r e s i d e n t .
win. Metzger, yice-president; M ar­ larg er volum e of farm products
report on th e ag ricu ltu ral situation Loren B ronleew e. se c re ta ry ; Don
guerite Dooher. Cornelius, secre­ C om m odity C o s ts to R a is e
m er, treasu rer; Jack Himntcl-
tary. and Hila Cornelius. Hillsboro,
T he rep o rt states that "both prices and outlook w hich may be o b ta in ­ l Ham
ight. serg ean t-at-arm s Miss W cath-
treasurer.
and buy ing pow er p er un it of farm ed by citizens of O regon by m ail c irc
d is advisor.
At 10 o'clock, th e teachers will products a re expected to be low er w ith o u t cost upon request to county
T he Philos have had several m e e t­
divide into high school and grade in 1938 th an in 193? " and th at cash ag ricu ltu ral agents o r d irect to the ings and a re selling eandv at the
school groups, p A. Emerson as­ farm incom e may be som ew hat less college The outlook for w heat,
A m erican educution w eek o b ­
sistant state su p erintendent of p u b ­ th an in 193?. On th e o th e r hand, eggs, dairy, hogs, sheep and beef P l o 1" 11 \ ’- l t e PIa>
served in H illsboro w as term ed
u d < o n fe rrn re
lic instruction, w ill address the high farm wage rates and th e cost of ca ttle was rep o rted i l l th e August
ei > sueeessful” b> J. W Poyntei
Je a n Person. Ann P eters. Hetty
school group w hile g ram m ar school com m odities used by farm ers for 193? issue T he general farm o u t­ R osccrans and Mary A nn G arth- su p erin ten d en t of city schools
instructors will hear Marion F u lk ­ production a re ex pected to bo h ig h ­ look for 1938. including dem and, in ­ ofner are going to a tte n d th e S ea­
One hundred and th irty -th re e
S aturday m orning. N ovem ber 27,
erson. Marion county su p erin ten d ­ e r except feed an d som e kinds i f come. costs and fam ily living, is beck reunion in P o rtlan d Friday parents visited the th ree H illsboro
seed The cost of fam ily lit ing item s given in the N ovem ber rep o rt; th e They atten d ed th e G u l R eserve schools d u rin g th e five days of <‘du- lias been set tor .i m eeting ot v o t­
ent.
Professor R. F ran k lin Thompson may not change g reatly on th e outlook for tree fruits, n u ts and b e r­ training conferenee at Seabeck. cation w eek, it w as announced fh e ers ot road d istriet No 1. aeeordm x
to an announcem ent issued by the
of the W illam ette U niversity h is ­ whole, but o v er th e co u n try gen­ ry crops m D ecem ber; sp rin g sown Wash . this sum m er.
P eter B«»scow school hail th e la rg ­ county court this w»»ek
tory departm en t will be the fe a tu r­ erally th ere w ill probably be less c r°P s a r d vegetables in Ja n u ary . Aid in Hook Week
est nu m b er and cap tu red th e $3
T he m eeting has been called to
ed speaker of th e day. addressing m oney av ailab le p er fam ily for liv ­ and potatoes, turkeys, horses and
Did you ad m ire th e posters on prize offered th e school attractin g bold an election regarding levying
some o th er p roducts in M arch This
th e teachers at 11 a m on "O xford ing and savings.
th e greatest p arent interest. Poyn- of a special tax not to exceed two
Rook
Week
in
th
e
city
library
"
of the Present Day Thompson r e ­
T he report deals extensively w ith m ethod m akes it possible to have
mills on all tax ab le p ro p erty in the
y w ere d raw n by V irginia B un­ ter said.
cently concluded study at O xford th e m ark et outlook for all of th e t h e inform ation local iz e d a n d Tin
district for construction and m a in ­
nell.
prom ising H ilhi a rtist. The
university, and also at the U n iv e r­ m ajor crops and anim al products brought up to d ate for release at
tenance of its loads. Th»» m eeting
T av ern Change* H ands
th e season of th e y ear w hen it is biology classes co n trib u ted to a n a ­
sity of Z urich in Sw itzerland
will be held m the counts court
from a national view point, show ing
tu re study table Je a n n e Abts. Eva
M arian A ndrew .' e f P erlluntl room
O ther m eetings of the teachers considerable variatio n n t th e o u t­ most valu ab le to farm ers m O regon. Peppard. S h irley M artin, an d o th ­
of the court house, beginning
tre k ev er e w n rrsh ip ef th e Black at
during the y ear w ill probably be look for th e d ifferen t products.
10 a m
ers w ere on d u ty in th e lib rary e x ­ H aw k tavern, east ef S hiite park
held in F eb ru ary and A pril at Each county ag ricu ltu ral agent in
plaining the collection to visiting en the highw ay, yesterday, acco rd ­
schools in the eastern section of the the U nited S tates has been supplied
students.
ing te an anneuneem ent m ade by
county. K raus said.
w ith a m im eographed copy so th at
Mascot?
C yril L allaie. form er p ro p rieto r
farm ers m ay have access to th e in­
S tudent Council has decided u p ­ G rand opening ef the place under
form
ation.
even
though
it
is
too
on
a
mascot
for
its
T
hanksgiving
Divorces Filed
the new m anagem ent has b e e ti
( C o n tin u e d fro m
1'
lengthy for p ublication in en tirety . w as also stolen she rep o rted to
gam e—th e h ilario u s club w ill have ten tativ ely set for S atu rd ay . No­
Ju n e B Langlitz vs. Ross L. L an g ­ P
Mrs Elva
I.ogan was
elected
arts of th e n atio n al rep o rt w ill be sh eriff's office
charge
of
the
m
ascot
th
rough
the
v
em ber 27.
ilta.
m aster of W ashington
G range,
localized and supplem ented from
R eim er E
T row bridge. 40. of courtesy of Denzel S tu n k a rd '36
Joyce G arrison vs. Coke G arrison. tim e to tim e by Mr. B reith au p t and
above
N
orth
Plains.
N
ovem
ber ti
P o rtlan d , and B ruce M. T ro w ­ W otizzit'’ C om e to the gam e' White
‘ T he G reat M arket P lace of W ash­ O th er officers are Mrs
G ertie
Eloise Stayton v> Henry L endell his conclusion published in th e form bridge. 38. of B eaverton, w ere a r ­ chry san th em u m s flaunting b lue H's
Stayton.
of a g ricu ltu ral situation an d out- rested n ear B eaverton S atu rd ay by w ill again be sold for 35c for th e ington C ounty" the A rgus classi­ Meek overseer; Mrs S adie Loftis.
fied page.
tf lectu rer: H urry C hapm an, stew ard;
state police on a ch arg e of d riv in g T hanksgiving game.
w hile in toxicated and d ru n k en ess P r a c tic e f o r P la y
.it?:
...
Can you give a genuine A frican 1
in a public place. R eim er T ro w ­
bridge was fined $100. w hile Bruce l a f f Can you m ake a porch appear
T row bridge wa s assessed $10 and and d isap p ear betw een scenes'1 Can
you ta lk b a b v -ta lk " Can you b a rk '1 ;
Ten thousand d o llar suit of Dale If you ca n —com e to th e H ilhi a u d i­
C offm an against th e O regon M otor torium any night around 7 p. m —
Stages and Calvin C ham bers w as the ju n io r play cast w ould like a
ord ered dism issed in circu it co u rt dem onstration. If som eone asks to
last F rid ay w hen a settlem en t was borrow y o u r top hat. y o u r wash
m ade for Soil’?. Coffm an, nine y ears boiler, or y o u r dog—ju s t rem em ber
old. w as in ju red last Ju n e 2 w hen you w ere once 17 and give it to
th e c ar in w hich he w as riding w as him.
And. oh yes. the p lay is tonight
stru ck by a stag e driv en by C h am ­
bers on th e F orest G ro v e-T im b er ■ Thursdayi. We a re saving seats
for those last n n n u te m ind "m aker-
road.
The case of H attie Coffm an against up p ers"—so a fter you've read your
th e O regon M otor S tages was also A rgus, it still isn't too late to decide
o rd ered dism issed by C ircuit Ju d g e to come.
At a Big Saving to You!
R F ran k P eters
S u it was filed In circu it co u rt last
S atu rd ay bv P hilip Freem an against
S carfs, p illo w tops, aprons, tow els,
th e C arnation L um ber com pany of
v a n ity sets, etc., in a v a rie ty o f a ttr a c ­
Forest G rove for $20.000 because of
dam ages said to have been su ffered
tiv e designs. F ine q u a lity w h ite and
U nchanged a fte r n early 40 years,
by F reem an on D ecem ber 3. 1936,
eern a rt c lo th . A special p urchase—
w h in a tie r of lu m b er fell, in ju r­ the w ill of W illet B ronk. late F o r­
est G rove resident, dated J u ly 28.
ing his left foot.
von get
I H i»
O rders w ere given in circu it 1898. w as ad m itted to pro b ate here
the saving
O U and A W
co u rt in th e follow ing cases: R W. T uesday.
Bronk. w ho died last m onth in
Reder. J C. Jo n es and P earl C
Jones vs. E J Boos. W illiam Me For- it G rove, nam ed hi:, w idow,
K in tu n . H ugh M. M cK innon. Jo h n M innie F. B ronk. as ex ecu trix of his
A. McFy>nnon. D aniel J. M cK innon. estate. S he is also the sole h eir
M ary Elida M cK innon and Haz.el nam ed in th e county co u rt order.
W estern
Budding, ex ecu trix of esta te of A. Ellen P .Arnold, G eorge G. H an­
cock and E dith L H a n n e r w ere a p ­
N eppach. decree.
O rd ers w ere given in co unty pointed ap p raisers of th e B ronk es-
court F rid ay ap p ointing E arl C off­ tate.
m an as g u ard ian of th e estate of his
sor.i D ale Coffm an.
J M. Person. R P R asm ussen and
P au lin e U ssing w ere ap p o in ted a p ­
p raisers of th e estate of C a llie ’
Steele, late of B eaverton, in th e
C o-operation a n d acq uaintance
co unty co u rt last w eek.
The grand ju r y w as excu sed u n ­ w ith the program of school h ealth
til D ecem ber 9 unless called into form ed th e p rin cip al topic under
session before th at d ate by special consideration a t th e jo in t m eeting
__ d ______
of rn d ey
irecto rs of school d istrict num -
o rd e r of tbe
istrict ___
atto
" Ä P M ' is o r e g is t e r e d t r a d e m a r k
T he w ill of H enry T. Ash' 85^ w h o ber scven and th e H illsboro union
died N ovem ber 11. w as ad m itted to
'
p ro b ate T uesday. N ellie M. Cook, a
d au g h ter, of C ornelius, w as nam ed
ex ecu trix . Mrs. Cook and D avid F.
Ash of E ureka, Colo., w ere nam ed
as heirs.
A co u n ty co u rt o rd e r n a m e d
F ran cis S tu rg is g u ard ian of J e r r y
and K a th e rin e W errv. g ran d d a u g h ­
te rs an d h eirs of M ary M. H ughes.
Just A Few Sips and—
A. J. P esenti w as appo in ted a d ­
Like A Flash — Relief!
m in istra to r of th e estate o f Jo h n
We are equipped to handle every type
P reti. w hose h eirs are listed as
_
_
__
_
_
Sper.d
a fe w cents today a t any good
of concrete construction work.
G elinda P esenti, B eaverton: Em m a
Pbone 1341
n ,1 . r
Tl ni-1
for new Kuhsrrihers and renewals
ATHE and shave in solid comfort. The new WESIX is
no mere "shin warmer.” It’s different than any other
heater. It puts out lots of heat in iJouhlc-quiik time. Heats an
entire bathroom in a jiffy, because it both radiates and
circulates the warmed air. And imagine a heater of this
character, backed hy an unqualified 5-ycar guarantee,
priced at only $9-95!
B
U nconditional 5-Y e ar
F acto ry G uarantee
You'll enjoy years of welcome warmth with
( W ESIX. Just plug it into any convenience
outlet. Built of hetutiful shining aluminum;
light a, your electric iron. Safe—because
heating elements are completely enclosed.
Approved hy Good Housekeeping Institute
and Fire Underwriters’ Laboratories. Such
a thoroughly good value in every way that
already over 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 homes have W ESIX.
Ask any electrical dealer for free demon­
stration.
Both
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