T h U r.s( I a y , N o v e m b e r IK, 1 9 3 7
»
Anniversary
Celebrations
at Rock Creek
li I L E S B O R O
Armistice Address
Given by Bynon
<< i»l»l In Ur« I from ( ink * l>
lv and fo rev er ire«- of any more
foreign w ars was m ade by Bynon
in his talk "If Ideals are w orth
dying for, they an* also w orth
illy Mm. F ran k Frxuldt)
fighting for," he said ‘‘O u r nteals
H O C K < H EI l K
A group of rein sow ed abroad fell on soli not ready
tiv«1 .mil fr o n d s • in pi r.c<| Mr ami for tin m. We en tered the World
Mi Edw ard Scheldt at th eir hom e w ar because of a vision of fu tu re
Sunday evening in honor of th eir u niversal peace To Us. A rm istice
fifth w edding an niversary Present m eant the «lawn of w hat we hop
weri* Mr and Mr Louis Z.uereher, ed w ould he a new' era in hum an
M r
and M r
( ’a i l B e r g e r , C l a r a 1 relation . Hight, not m ight, w ould
and Ida Jaggl, Louis Pe/.oldt, G o tt rule.
"Now we m ust co n tin u e to work
lieb Setitieider, C hrist and A lfred
for peace by o ur effo rts h ere at
Jag g i and tin» honor guests
hom e.” he said "We mu. t p reserv e
Dr and Mrs h’red P ageler cele A m erica as a cradl«» of lib erty foi
b rated th e ir eighth w edding a n n i all m ankind.
We have finished
versary w ith a d in n er p arty at th eir this business of in terfe rin g 1 n
hom e Tuesday « v e il i n g D a ; Pagel- foreign quarrel.» 19 y ears ago we
« i
father. F red P ageler 4>r, of w ere done w ith it.”
P o rtlan d w as a guest.
T h e A m erican Legion's th ree-
II II ( luh to Meet
point peace program , adopted at
H elping Hand clu b is to m eet its recen t New York convention
w ith Miss M innie B auer T hursday was cited as tlx* ex am p le to be
< today I.
follow ed T he plan includes
Mr and M is Abe Z ah ler e n te r
1. A u niversal d ra ft act in tim e
tained w ith a d in n e r p arty Sunday of w ar. w ith equal d u ties and scr-
in honor of tlx* sixteen th b irthday | vices from all an d no w ar profits.
m iniver ary of th eir d au g h ter. A l
2. A strong arm y and navy as a
ina. and of Hie birth d ay a n n iv e r bulw ai k f o r p e a c e , bu t not to be
sary of Mis . S hirley Frey of Bonny used for aggression.
Slope P resent w ere Mr and Mi's
3. A p ro p er n e u tra lity policy,
E lm er Frey and S hirley Frey of vigorously enforced.
Bonny Slope and Mr. and Mrs Abe E lim inate P ro fits of W ar
Z a h le r and fam ily.
"T he A m erican Legion ia»eks to
Mis Floyd B radley re tu rn e d last have the n ex t congress pass this
law',"
Bynon asserted "It aim s for
w eek from a th ree w eek s’ trip to
the elim in atio n of greed and profit
K a n s a s , w here she visited relatives
M r
a nd M rs
John Nclimn and m otives in w ar. O nly aggression
F lorence Nelson of W illhridge spent ag ain st us can again cause us to
th e w eek-end w ith Mrs. N elson's e n te r w ar, and a stro n g defense
1 m ain tain ed th ro u g h
a pro p erly
m other, Mrs K. Radke.
, equipped arm y and navy will ,n-
I.uetlirs Move
I
su
re
o
u
r
position
of
peace.
Mr. and Mrs Paul L uethe have i trality is our su re st safeg Neu-
u ard
moved from B rooks Hill to B rem , ag ain st w ar W e can keep o u r
erton, Wash.
1 so ld iers out of w ar on th e b attle
M r s T heresa L ueth e has been ill,
I front by k eep in g o ur m erchants
but is recovering
! at hom e off the econom ic front.
Mr and Mr D elbert O lin g er and
"It is o ur sacred obligation to
fam ily and Mr and Mrs. Dave La c arry on the fight to p reserv e peace
Plant»» and d au g h ter re tu rn e d F ri ! for o u r country. "On A rm istice day
d ay from Prospect.
of 1918. all h u m an ity cried out
‘Fini la g uerre!' the end of w ar
’Ih e w eak er the arg u m en t th t Today we m ust all join in the
stro n g er the w ords Ex.
w ork of prom oting peace w ith a
COME A N D HEAR
MATTIE HOWARD
(E x-C onvict No. 24265, M issouri S tate P rison )
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AT
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Ï he New Grange Hall
A u s p ic e s o f lo c a l F o u r s q u a r e C h u r c h
T hursday, N ovem ber 18— 7 :3 0 P. M.
".My E x p e r ie n c e s a s a B a n k R o b b e r "
Friday, N ovem ber 19— 7 :3 0 P. M.
“ A G a n g s te r S a v e d a n il H e a le d "
(S pecial P ra y e r for th e Sick)
»
A t 7 :3 0 I*. M .— “ A P r is o n B r e a k "
Sunday, N ovem ber 2 1 — 2 :3 0 P. M.
A S p e c ia l .M eetin g f o r M en O n ly
i Hoys u n d er 12 y ears not ad m itted >
DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
W e h a v e 10 la te m o d e l U S E D C A R S in s to c k ,
t a k e n in t r a d e o n n e w c a r s th e la s t f e w w e e k s .
W e h a v e p r ic e d th e s e to m o v e th e m . A ll w e a s k is
th a t y o u c o m p a r e th e e a r a n d p r ic e . T e r m s to s u it
y o u , a m i y o u r o ld c a r t a k e n in tr a d e .
’36 Chevrolet T ow n Sedan
B uilt in tru n k . O riginal factory finish.
Spotless upho lstery
575
’35 Chevrolet Coupe
It's clean and w ill pass th e mast rigid
Inspection
475
’35 Ford D eLuxe Coupe
M echanically perfect. C lean u pholstery.
Fine finish
475
’34 Chevrolet M aster Coupe
M ohair upholstery. M otor perfect.
W orth m ore th an
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445
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'32
'32
'31
'30
'30
'29
'29
Skin Disease
Cases Lessening
’37 Census Shows
Gains in County
W edding vows ad m in istered W ednesday n ig h t at
follow ed by a su rp rise w edding, u niting Vernon
couple, th u com pleting cerem onies in w hich tw o
a re R et G eorge J T u rn er. Mr, and Mrs. V ernon
O regonian.
F o rt.-l u r m
to l.an u ri c Lyda and Alm a Love w ere
E. L yda and L ouine I.ov<
a tten d an ts of the first
b rother: m arried sistei
Show n above, left to right,
L yda and Mr. and M rs L anore L yda.—C u t courtesy
view to the speedy arriv a l of that
happy day w hen ’F ini la guerre!'
will really m ean th e end of w ar."
Many G roups R epresented
P resen t on th e stage of the V en
( ('o n tin u r d fro m past* 1)
etian th e a tre d u rin g Ihe exercises
w ere rp re se n ta tiv s of m any v et , to have th at before th e end of the
eran and p atrio tic groups, in clu d y ear.” he said Seven thousand acres
ing Hugh Rogers, past d ep artm en t of land have been purchased and
com m ander U nited Spanish W a r divided into 107 farm s and six of
V eterans; H enry
B arron, senior ! w hat are as yet listed as "u n d ev el
vice-com m ander, U. S. W. V ; Fred oped" farm s. Individual farm a c re
C o r n , com m ander,
W ashington age runs from 30 as a m inim um to
C ounty Post V eterans of Foreign 113 on the largest farm s Total n u m
Wars; Ja k e Weil, com m ander of b er of farm s is considerably less
th e H illsboro post A m erican L e th an the 200 called for on the o r
gion; W T. K lum B anks A m eri iginally p rep ared budget for this
can Legion; and Val Abadie. D is area. T u ck er said, but slashes in a p
abled A m erican V eterans; Mrs W p ro p riatio n s necessitated by flood
H Manley, regent of the D augh relief and o th er causes w as d e c la r
ters of th e A m erican Revolution; ed responsible for this cut
F o rty -fiv e of th e 107 farm s a re
Mi
S arah .Stanseli. W om ans Re
lief Corps: Miss Ju n ia Johnson. classed as m odern', being equipped
D aughters of Union V eteran
Mr
w ith electric pow er, full w ater sys
Ida Hite. U S W. V A uxiliary; tems. and electrically lighted farm
.Mi Henry Barron, V. F. w . A u x buildings throughout. T he rest a re
ilia r y .
Mrs F red Engeldinger. listed as non-m odern', although all
H illsboro Legion A uxiliary, and a re equipped w ith elec tricity for
Miss Lena T aylor, B anks Legion lighting purposes.
A uxiliary.
G ov ernm ent Costs C heaper
F red Corn. V F W .’com m ander,
P roof th a t at least one g o v ern
acted as ch airm an of th e m eeting m en t agency carries on its w ork at
and Rev. R I.. P u tn am of t h e a low er cost th an th a t of p riv a te
H illsboro C h ristian ch u rch gave w o rk ers was one of the points
the o|M?niug and closing invoca stressed b.v T u ck er w ith relatio n
tion and b enediction fo r th e e x e r . to the construction division of the
cises.
! resettlem en t ad m inistraion. "W e
A pot luck d in n e r w as held nt have often been asked," he said,
th e V eterans' hall at noon for th e I "ju st w hy the ressettlcm en t form
Legion and A u x iliary of H illsboro ad m inistration doesn't try to save
and Banks, follow ing w hicli the 25 p er cent of its build in g costs by
activ ities ad jo u rn ed un til th e s ta rt tu rn in g the w ork over to p riv ate
of th e an n u al A rm istice day foot contractors. L ast sp rin g w e tried
ball game on th e H illsboro high
school gridiron, w hich m ark ed the ju st th at, and found th a t th e p ri
v a te co n tracto rs' costs ran from 15
close of th e d ay 's observance.
to 35 p er cent h ig h er than w hen
| erection w as h an d led by o u r con
stru ctio n division."
A pplicants for th e farm s n u m b e r
ed over 10.000, T u ck er said, w ith all
1 com ing from one of tw o groups, in
cluding those resid en ts of su b m ar
z\ fire of u n d eterm in ed origin d e ginal farm s w hich w ere purchased
stroyed th e b rick onion house and by th e governm ent, and ru ra l re
th e en tire 1937 onion crop, on the h ab ilitatio n clients w ho cam e rec
J E Reeves place south of C o rn el om m ended by th e ir county agents.
ius early F rid ay m orning, re n d e r All clients m ust be 50 y ears of age
ed th e b uilding a to tal loss. T otal o r less and in good physical con
loss w as placed at $10,(100.
dition. T he case of each one is r e
F ire b ro k e out b etw een 5 and 6 view ed by the re settlem en t su p e r
a. m. Friday, and w as first noticed visor and then checked by a selec
b. v neighbors, w ho rep o rted it to tion com m ittee. If th at portion of
F ran k Miller, ten an t. Flam es a p th e test is passed, th e fa rm e r and
p aren tly b ro k e out in th e n o rth end his family go through a thorough
of the building, w hich w as the first p hysical exam ination. T he success
section to collapse, it w as reported. fu l client is allow ed to m ak e his
A tra c to r an d tru ck p ark ed n ear selection from th e list of rem aining
th e b uilding w ere saved, but th e av ailab le farm s, and occupies it as
prtion crop h arv ested less th an a soon as th e buildings a re com plet
m onth ago w as en tirely lost. O nly ed.
a sm all am ount of in su ran ce w as Loans Found N ecessary
"It is necessary in m any cases to
carried on th e building, it w as said,
since th e brick w arehouse w as m ak e subsistence o r equipm ent
loans to these clients." T u ck er con
th o u g h t to bo n early fireproof.
tinued. "W e hav e m ade loans from
$600
to as m uch as $1800. w hich are
CORN ELIU S A fire alarm tu r n
ed in by Mrs. M iller bro u g h t fire rep ay ab le to the governm ent at five
tru ck s from both C ornelius and p er cent in terest in a p erio d not to
Forest G rove fire d ep artm en ts, but exceed five years. A lease purchase
flam es had alread y burst thro u g h pro gram of five y ears allow s th e
th e roof follow ing the explosion com pletion of his first year. A p a y
w hich first indicated presence of ment of $43.23 on cacti $1000 o f tht
farm 's value is p ay ab le each year,
th e fire.
w hich is usually less th a n cash rent
p reviously paid b.v m any of the
Chimney fire Reported
farm ers." T he total purchase price
T he H illsboro fire d ep artm en t cannot be paid off u n til th e 40-year
an sw ered a chim ney fire call T u es period is up. although th e p u rc h a s
day m orning to 444 S. A dam s street. e r may m ake all pay m en ts w ith the
No dam age w as rep o rted .
ex ception of the final one as soon
as he wishes.
Marriage Licenses
T u ck er w as in tro d u ced a t t h e
F ra n k lin M. McCoy of H illsboro m eeting by V ictor M adsen, re s e t
and Mary C ecelia V anD yke of F o r tlem ent supervisor.
A re p o rt w as m ade by M ayor J.
est G rove.
Jo h n K. C am pbell, Glenw ood, and H. G a rre tt on th e w o rk of th e com
m
u
n ity relatio n s com m ittee, w hich
O m a E. H udson. Forest Grove.
W esley L oren G raves, of P o rt proposes a plan w h ereb y each
land. a n d -J e a n Louise Fenw ick, of ch am ber m em ber w ill be called
upon d u rin g th e com ing y e a r to
H oulton.
K ing Pepin and V inelda Eloise b rin g at least one guest to one of
th e luncheons o r evening banquets.
W hisler. b o th of P ortland.
Farm Demand
Termed Heavy
T he proposal m et w ith th e u n an i
m ous approval of the m em bers.
N ext M onday's noonday m eeting
w ill featu re an open forum for
cham ber m em bers on the su b ject of
H illsboro's recently-adopted traffic
, and o v erp ark in g p e n
alties.
County Officials
Attend Convention
C inty Ju d g e D onald T. T em p
let n. C om m issioners H D. K erk-
m an and Jam es Lewis, C ounty
E ngineer J. W. B arney. C ounty
C lerk W. A. T upper and T reasu rer
M aud W. Boscow atten d ed th e v a r
ious county officials' convention in
P ortland M onday and Tuesday.
Q u ê tio n s of relief and taxation,
public w elfare, city and county c o
operation and road problem s w ere
discussed, in addition to m atters of
office ad m in istratio n for th e p a rtic
u la r divisions of county go v ern
m ent.
W A. T u p p er w as included on
the M onday program of th e coun
ty clerks' and recorders' sessions.
, . king n “M erits of P h o to stat
ic M achines." All who atten d ed the
conft rence rep o rted a successful
gathering.
F igures on the an n u al R. L. Polk
& Co census released last w eek
show large gains in th e th re e W ash
ington county cities included in
th e report.
H illsboro's 1937 population, the
census shows, is 3.600. o r a gain of
561 over th e 3,039 rep o rte d in the
1930 g overnm ent census. F orest
G rove's rep o rted gain w as even
higher, w ith 641 ad d itio n al people
bringing th e 1930 fig u re of 1,859 up
to 2 500 for the c u rre n t y e a r B eav
erto n 's figures show ed 1.465 f o r
1937, as against 1,1138 fo r seven
years ago.
T he Polk census is tak en a n n u a l
ly in P ortland, and show s a gain of
25,872 new citizens for th e state's
m etropolis since th e 1930 census.
The out-of-tow n census w as con
ducted by the Polk officials at the
req u est of th e P o rtlan d C h am b er of
C om m erce th ro u g h th e city and
tow n officials, and show ed the rest
of the state keeping up w ith P o rt
land in population increase. A v er
age population increase in urban
O regon since 1930 w as given as 13.9
p e r cent.
W est U nion Local M eets
W est U nion local of F arm ers'
U nion w ill m eet T uesday at the
N orth P lain s K. of P. hall, instead
of tonight as scheduled. E n te rta in
m ent fo r young and old is planned.
Births
L aH ale—To Mr. and Mrs. C yril
La Haie of H illsboro, N ovem ber 14,
a girl.
G ibbs—T o M r and Mrs. C iar-
enee G ibbs of Hillsboro, N ovem ber
3. a boy.
H eynderickx- -To Mr. and Mrs.
G eorge H eynderickx of C ornelius,
N ovem ber 4. a boy.
P rev alen ce of skin diseases am ong
stu d en ts at H illsboro union high
school is considerably less than in
previous years, according to Recce
H athhorn. assistant football coach.
The policy of isolation adopted
for those su fferin g from im petigo,
Use th e W ant A ds in th e Argus.
boils. or o th er skin irritatio n s is
tf
said to have had beneficial results T housands profit by th e ir use.
in h altin g spread of these diseases.
Increased co-operation w ith t h e
w ork of Miss C orinne P ennington,
school nurse, is responsible f o r
m uch of th e n oted im provem ent, it
w as said.
If Diogenes is still searching for
his honest man. he can now throw
aw ay his flickering lan tern and
come to H illsboro. An incident la3t
S atu rd ay in one of the city's busy
m arkets revealed th e presence of
one outstan d in g ly honest person.
A custom er, arm s piled high w ith
packages of vegetables and other
sundry bundles, paid his bill and
started for his car. O ne of the clerks
ran in pursuit, asking if th e m an
had lost his purse. T he an sw er was
"No."
Ask your atto rn e y to send your
"P le a se '' said th e clerk, "w ould
you m ind looking’ ” T he gentlem an legal ad v ertisin g to th e A rgus
w as still inclined to th in k not. but
dropped his bundles and in v estig at
ed. T he p u rse—and m ore th an one-
hun d red dollars in it w as gone.
Packard
"C ould this be it?" asked the
clerk. "T hanks", said th e g en tle
man, tak in g his billfold and driving
and
off
"Ju st to th ink." com m ented a by
stander. "he had to practically
S c h ic k
force it on him ."
“W ear-Ever
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s g ^ j .s o
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S P E C IA L
SJ35
T a
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3rd an d Main
Hillsboro
D ivorces G ranted
J( • ph B K rzyw iecki from M il
d re d K rzyw iecki.
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Plym outh C oach ................................................. 195
C h evrolet Coach
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Ruick 6 Sedan
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Ruick 6 C oupe
................................................. 225
Ford Coach
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Ford R oadster ...................................................... 35
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$495
'34 C hevrolet 1 tj-to n , 157-inch w h ee lb a se
w ith stak e bed
395
'29 Ford Truck, short w h ee lb a se, good
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’33 Ford D eLuxe Tudor
O riginal factory finish.
Has low mileage
Il I I , E S B O R O ,
Warehouse, Onion
Crop Lost in Fire
Sunday, N ovem ber 21
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