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H ills b o r o In d e p e n d e n t E sta b lish e d
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Two Sections— Tw elve Pages
Joe Berger,
Hergert Take
Corn Prizes
O re g o n V o t e r E d ito r a t
T w o 4 -H
T h u r s d a y R o ta ry S e s s io n ;
M a j o r it y o f
G iv e s W a r n in g o f F u tu r e
H ills b o r o
Y o u th * C a p tu r e
H o n o rs a t
B a n k ’s S h o w
" A m e ric a faces a re a l d a n g e r a nd
Joe B e rg e r. H azeldale. and S ta n ­
le y H e rg e rt, ro u te 2. H ills b o ro , s h a r­
ed h ig h h o n o rs in th e e ig h th a n n ua l
C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l B a n k c o rn
■ show h e ld last F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y
K E L P I N F O R M E D — S u b s c rib e to th e
| in th e b a n k lo b b y .
B e rg e r p la ce d f ir s t in th e 25-ear
e x h ib it a n d second in th e y ie ld p e r
acre c o n te s t w it h a y ie ld o f 80.4
bushels p e r a cre H e rg e rt w o n f ir s t
h o n o rs in th e y ie ld -p e r-a c re co n ­
test h a v in g a y ie ld o f 89.3 bushels
p e r acre, a n d pla ce d second in th e
I 25-ear class.
O u ts ta n d in g c lu b p a rtic ip a tio n in
O reg«n peace o ffic e rs assem bled in P o rtla n d la st T h u rs d a y to p la n c o -o p e ra tiv e e ffo rts in c a p tu rin g
, th e sh o w w as th a t o f th e H a zeldale
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In c lu d e d am o n g those w’ho p la ye d a p ro m in e n t p a rt in th e g a th e rin g w e re those p ic tu re d
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P o rtla n d o ffic e o f the fe d e ra l b u re a u o f in v e s tig a tio n ;
L e o n V . J e n k in s , c o m m is s io n e r o f P o rtla n d
c lu b a ll e x h ib ite d , th is b e in g th e
p o ix e . «standing»: S h e r iff S e x to n o f Wasco c o u n ty ; S h e r iff M a r tin T P r a tt o f M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty ;
o n ly c lu b th a t p a rtic ip a te d 100 p e r
S h e r iff J o h n W. C o n n e ll o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty .— P ic tu re c o u rte s y O re g o n ia n .
cent. F iv e o f th e e ig h t m em b e rs
placed.
B a n q u e t is H ig h lig h t
T h e h ig h lig h t o f th e b a n q u e t
w h ic h th e b a n k h o ld each y e a r T o r
th e c lu b m em bers, le a d e rs and p a r­
ents, was a tr ib u te p a id to th e m e m ­
o ry o f th e la te Ed S c h u lm e ric h .
w h ic h was m ad e b y c lu b m em b e rs
r ig h t e n c ro a c h m e n t on A m e ric a n
as an e xp re ssio n o f a p p re c ia tio n fo r
lib e r ty . H o w lo n g w ill w e to le ra te
H ills b o ro w i l l p la y host F r d a y to
his in te re s t in 4 -H c lu b w o r k and
it? H o w lo n g w i l l i t be b e fo re w e
th e q u a rte r ly m e e tin g o f N o rth w e s t
h is fo u n d in g th e 4 -H c o rn p ro je c t
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g ro w e rs and
in te re s te d Peace O ffic e rs A sso cia tio n , to be
S A L E M — R e lie f fro m th e e v e r in ­
to congress and to o th e r p u b lic o f ­
h e ld in th e g ra n g e h a ll here, w it h
P r in c ip a l sp e a kers a t th e b a n q u e t
c re a s in g ta x load b e in g im posed u p ­
fa rm e rs a rc in v ite d to a tte n d th e
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"W e need m o re m ee tin g s o f t h in k ­ discussion n e x t M o n d a y a nd T u e s ­
F o u rte e n c o u n tie s in th e n o r th ­ o f th e in te rim co m m issio n on state was th e o f f ic ia l co n te s t ju d g e . W L.
ro tin i o f the court house a t H ills b o ro fa c ts and ideas de-
Will Hr E fficient
T eu tsch , assista n t s ta te c o u n ty agent
veloped hy a g r ic u ltu r a l econom ic con fe re n ce co m m itte e s in g c itiz e n s - m o re n ie e tm g s such as d a y. M on d a y's session w ill be h e ld west section o f O regon m a k e u p the and lo c a l reve n u e s h e re F rid a y .
le a d e r, and W . F. C y ru s , c o u n ty
th is — to b rin g th e la b o r p ro b le m s in O lsen's h a ll at S h e rw o o d at 9:45. d is tr ic t fro m w h ic h th e m e m b e rs h ip
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o f th e th re e p re v io u s B ir th d a y b u lls
b e fo re th e people.
the re tu rn s have been s p lit on a 70- tic i'ii ta k in g in v e n to ry th e past fe w weeks. F o u r c o m m it
pla ce in th e B a n ks A m e ric a n L e g io n c lu d e d as m em b e rs are a il s h e riffs , sion th a t " p ro p e rty o w n e rs a re n o t and ju d g in g o f co rn . T e u ts c h p o in t­
ed o u t th e e x te n t o f th e 4 -H p r o ­
" P o rtla n d , a lre a d y a h o t-b e d o f h a ll at 9 f>. a c c o rd in g to C o u n ty c h ie fs o f p o lice , d is tr ic t a tto rn e y s ,
30 basis w ith th e s m a lle r a m o u n t
g o in g to stand fo r t h e c o n s ta n t in ­
g ra m in th e state a n d n a tio n a nd
being sent to th e W a rm S p rin g s tees, th re e ol them com posed o f fa rm e rs , th e o th e r one o f u n io n tro u b le , seems a fflic te d w ith A g i nt W illia m F C y ru s , w h o is a r- 1 m a rsh a ls and persons in te re s te d in
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la w e n fo rc e m e n t. A re a in c lu d e d e x ­
P o in tin g out th a t c o u n tie s a re c u ltu re a n d r u r a l life , a n d C y ru s
tends as fa r east as T h e D a lle s and
per cent was re ta in e d in the d is tr ic t
♦ ' "ii c o u n ty a g ric u ltu r e th e q u e s­ to h ave m e e tin g s o r to a ttp n d m e e t­
"A lth o u g h th e p ro g ra m is d e v o t­
lim ite d in t h e ir fin a n c in g to ta x
fro m w h ic h it was co lle c te d T h is
tio n a ffe c tin g it. data p e rta in in g to ings at w h ic h u n io n q u e s tio n s m ig h t ed p a r tic u la r ly to to p ic s o f in te re s t as fa r so u th as Eugene in L a n e le vie s a g a in s t p ro p e rty D a y said it discussed th e e co n om ic im p o rta n c e
system re s u lte d m some w a ste and
th e im p ro v e m e n ts th a t m ig h t pos- lie discussed L it t le o r no p u b lic ity to the g ro w e rs o f s m a ll f r u it , th e re j c o u n ty , w h ic h was ta k e n in to the has been necessary f o r m ost c o u n ­ o f th e c o u n ty c o m p ro je c t a nd th e
d e v e lo p m e n t and o u tlo o k o f th e
ilie ffic it*n c ,v w h ic h w i l l be e lim in ­
i s ib ly be m ade in som e o f Ila u n its, is b e in g g iv e n D ie m oves w h ic h are a re m an y q u e s tio n s on th e p ro g ra m . a sso cia tio n in th e past ye a r.
tie s to increase th e le v y each y e a r
ated by th e w o r k o f th e n e w c o u n -
and. in lig h t o f c h a n g in g c o n d itio n s h a v in g and w ill h a ve g re a t in f lu ­ w h ic h a p p ly to fa rm in g g e n e ra lly in j
P re sid e n t o f th e a ssociation is to th e f u ll e x te n t o f th e c o n s titu ­ c o rn g ro w in g e n te rp ris e in W ash­
in g to n c o u n ty .
tr y - w id e o rg a n iz a tio n fo r c o m b a t­
and p ro b a b le fu tu re p ro b le m s, d e ­ ence u p o n th e lie s o f a ll c itize n s.
th is se ctio n ." C y ru s said in u rg in g | D is tr ic t A tto r n e y H e n ry o f B e n to n tio n a l lim it in o rd e r to m eet in c re a s ­
tin g th e d re a d e d disease
B a n k M en T a lk
r id in g w h a t s h o u ld be th e course R a cke te ers in Business
c o u n ty , w ith S h e r iff C a rp e n te r, also
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tre a s u re r.
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A ban qu e t is p la n n ed fo r F rid a y
V a rio u s Q u e stio n s A ske d
lessen In s o f soil l \ v m te r w a s h ­
"Every county in th e 'a te is hav- 1 b a n k 's s u p p o rt in th e 4 -H c o rn p ro -
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W h a t is th e a p p ro x im a te m in i­ a re m e re ly a ra c k e t. T h e y a rc o p e r­ in g o r erosion, w ill be discussed and e v e n in g a- th e clo s in g fe a tu re .
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P h i« « .-W,tf n r m ^ Ur«
b u rd e n . ' E. L w a ln u t g ro w e r o f S ch o lls, discussed
said S cott “ W e can a ll do o u r b it
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W a sh in g ton c o u n ty i f th e o p e ra to r m a n y b e lie v e B e h in d e v e ry u n io n
n t—
(? .""’?■ _t ” Ld ' ^ co m m issio n c o rn ra is in g a nd an n ou n ce d th a t he
tic k e ts fo r th e h a ll b e in g h e ld here c o u rt roo m o f (he c o u rt house in , lias n o t o th e r sources o f in co m e ra c k e t, y o u can fin d some business s h o w in g th e seriousness o f th e
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as p a r t «if th e n a tio n -w id e o b s e rv ­ H ills b o r o al 2 p. in. S a tu rd a y fo r and e xp e cts to p ro v id e a fa m ily m an h o ld in g Die strin g s .
ju s t as im p o rta n t as social s e c u rity test fo r th e c lu b m em b e rs a nd fa rm ­
ance o f th e day "
" A d d itio n a l d if f ic u lt y in a c q u a in t­ tr o l m ethods th a t a re a c tu a lly be­
i ' in s id e ra tia n o f th e D a ir y crw *k liv in g '' W hat d e te rm in e s th e s u c ­
are b e in g n e c e s s a rily c u rta ile d in ers in th e c o u n ty d u rin g 1938.
A n a tte m p t w ill be m ade on th e
cess o f p a rt tim e fa rm in g '.’ Is th e re in g th e p u b lic w it h la b o r c o n d itio n s in g used. F a rm e rs on some o f o u r
o rd e r to m eet th is n e w o b lig a tio n ."
p a rt o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty to s u b ­ p ro je c t, it was a n n ou n ce d by W . G. a n y roo m fo r an im m e d ia te in ­ is p re se n te d b y D ie a ttitu d e o f th e best h i l l soils a re b e c o m in g c o n ­
G ra n g e Phelps. H ills b o r o th e a tre
F ra n k I,. S h u ll, M u ltn o m a h c o u n ­ o w n e r, was p re se n t a t th e b a n q u e t
m it a bu d ge t to th e n a tio n a l o rg a n ­ Ide. c h a irm a n o f th e c o u n ty p la n - crease in the n u m b e r o f p a rt tu n e ra d io a u th o ritie s in s e ttin g u p a rig - ce rn e d about th e a n n u a l loss th a t
ty c o m m issio n e r, said th a t in his a nd passed o u t th e a tre tic k e ts to the
has been o c c u rrin g and w h ic h is in ­
(< o n tin u rd nn pngr fi. colum n 6)
iz a tio n w h e re b y a sum fo r tin - eon- I n , ” K ‘ »inniission. w h ic h , w it h th e fa rm s in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty ? A c -
I c o u n ty 39 p e r c e n t o f th e 1938 ta x c lu b m em bers. W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
cre a sin g fro m y e a r to ye a r.
s tru c tio n o f an is o la tio n w a rd b u ild - I (’°w n ty c o u rt, lias c a lle d th e m ee t- i c o rd in g to Die la st census th e re
le v y w as fo r social s e c u rity p u r-
(C ontinu ed on p age 5. colum n 2)
F e r tiliz e r is T o p ir
m g a l th e c o u n ty h o s p ita l w ill he 111«-
w e re in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty 228.
R e m o d e lin g o f th e M c A le a r b u ild ­ | poses w h ile a n o th e r 35 p e r c e n t was
set aside, w ith a d d itio n a l m on e y fo r
A n e n g in e e r fro m t h i U n ite d 056 acres ill fa rm s w it h 119.811
" A n o th e r to p ic o f special in te re s t in g on th e west side o f East T h ir d fo r d e b t se rvice S h u ll u rg e d th a t
special shoes a n il braces re q u ire d S tates d is tr ic t e n g in e e r's if f ic c in acres n f c ro p la n d . H o w m u c h ad
to f r u it g ro w e rs and a n y o n e else a ve n ue b e tw e en M a in and W ash­
th e state resto re th e liq u o r revenues
by Die in fa n tile p a ra ly s is v ic tim s P o rtla n d w ill discuss the p ro je c t ' d itio n a l la n d n o t n o w in fa rm s is
w h o purchases c o m m e rc ia l f e r t iliz ­ in g to n s tre e ts began M d n d a y in to th e c o u n tie s to w h ic h th e K n o x
and I runs p o rta l ion Io and fro n t o r- and flo o d c o n tro l plans
w i l l ¡ s u ita b le fo r a g r ic u ltu r a l d c v c lo i
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e rs w ill be th e Iasi discussion on th e p re p a ra tio n f o r a n e w H ills b o r o act gav e th e m in o rd e r to red u ce th e
Ih o p e d ic tre a tm e n t centers.
g iv e co m p le te in fo rm a tio n on tin ! m e n t and h o w m u ch o f an in -
p ro g ra m u n d e r th e to p ic . " B u y in g s u p e r-s e rv ic e s ta tio n to be ta k e n pre p e rty ta x. He also suggested th a t
O th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s co-o p « 'ra tin g p ro je c t and a d vise Die p ro p e rty crease in th e to ta l c ro p acreage
N in e te e n boys fro m C am p Ree- F e r tiliz e r s ." T h is w ill be an illu s ­ o v e r s h o rtly by A H Busch.
th e s ta te ta k e o v e r th e e n tire b u r ­
besides Die lis t as p u b lis h e d last o w n e rs, w ith p a r tic u la r re fe re n ce 1 m a y w e re a s o n a b ly e x p e c t in th e
discussion
of
c o m p a rin g
I. J M c A le a r. H ills b o ro a tto rn e y , den o f o ld age assisance as a n o th e r
I hers escaped w ith o u t in ju r y w h e n tra te d
w eek in c lu d e M r and M rs
M a r­
to ho w it w ill a ffe c t la n d o w n e rs n e x t ten years? T h e la n d use c o m ­
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l i n Woods, re p re s e n tin g th e 1 O. I a lo n g th e ereek, it was stated.
m itte e has been p o n d e rin g these th e d u m p tr u c k in w h ic h th e y w e re th e analyses o f th e m a te ria ls being fo rm e rly o ccupied b y th e Sholes means o f r e lie v in g p ro |>e rty taxes.
G le n C. W ade. O reg o n m an a g e r H e a lth A s s o c ia tio n m et W ednesday
<1. F and F I, G irls . W II W ie h e r O w n e rs M u s t D ecide
q u e stio n s a nd w i l l p resent its re ­ r id in g was sid e sw ip e d , d riv e n in to a purchased T h e m a te ria l th a t costs H u d s o n -T e rra p la n e agency, a m o n th
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fo r th e T o w n s e n d m o ve m e n t, a p ­ n ig h t in th e c o u rt house, w it h O r ­
o f Die K n ig h ts n f C o lu m h u
M r.
p o rt n e xt T h u rs d a y . T h is g ro u p be ­
less p e r ton is so m e tim e s n o t the age W ith th e s ta rt o f re m o d e lin g peared b e fo re th e co m m issio n to ange Phelps, p re s id e n t o f th e associ­
F e d e ra l fu n d s a re a v a ila b le fo r
<( n n l i n t i r d nn p nge «i colum n 4)
lie ve s D ial th e re is an a p p re c ia b le sedan d riv e n b y R oy P a rk e r o f low est p ric e d fe r tiliz e r .
w o rk th is w e e k , th e Sholes agency a d vo cate a tra n s a c tio n ta x as th e a tio n p re s id in g
th<' proposed flo o d -c o n tro l w o rk
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; on D a ir y cre e k. Id e sta te d
It is q u ir in g an im p o r ta n t ch ange in 1
"S u cce ssfu l s m a ll f r u it g ro w in g was m oved in to te m p o rta ry q u a r ­ s o lu tio n fo r th e fin a n c in g p ro b le m s
M rs. Z o la F. M org a n , c h a irm a n o f
- m ile s n o rth w e s t o f F ore st G ro v e
te rs in the C h ris te n s e n M a c h in e ry
i up Io th e p ro p e rty o w n e rs to m ake
crop s and c ro p p in g syste m i f it is! n e a r R ip p lin g W a te rs, a c c o rd in g to is b e co m in g m o re and m o re a p ro b ­ w o rk s b u ild in g on East W a s h in g to n be in g faced b y b o th th e state and th e c o u n ty C h ris tm a s Seal sale d riv e
th e ir o w n d e cisio n on th e w o rk
le m o f m e e tin g c o m p e titio n th ro u g h
a s h e r iff's re p o rt.
Du- cou n ties. W ade e x p la in e d th a t ! to raise fu n d s f o r th e tu b e rc u lo s is
i It w ill he necessary, i f th e y d e c id e to m a in ta in its p re se n t le v e l o f;
L ie u te n a n t Jo h n D. H o w e ll. A l ­ e co n om ica l p ro d u c tio n a n d t h e s tree t.
h is p ro p o s a l was m ade o n ly as a a sso cia tio n s a n ti-d is e a s e fig h t, p re ­
p ro d u ctive n e ss.
Busch,
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te m p o ra ry m easure to m eet th e e m ­ sented h e r re p o rt on th e 1937 sale,
W h a t s h ifts in th e v a rio u s c ro p fre d T h a in . W o o d ro w G e a ry and m a in te n a n c e o f h ig h q u a lit y p ro d ­
I fo rm an im p ro v e m e n t d is tric t, a fte r acreages m a y w e e xp e ct in th e , A r c h ie G ay. a ll rid e rs in th e CCC ucts. These tw o fa cto rs m ean c a re ­ garage on th e cast side o f T h ir d a v ­ e rg e n c y u n t il th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn ­ re v e a lin g th a t she h a d re c e iv e d
enue. lias been in th a t business fo r m e n t enacts th e T o w n s e n d p ro g ra m $1246 10 fro m th e c o u n ty , m a r k in g
| w h ic h
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a
n e x t se ve ra l ye a rs and w h a t i n ­
15 years. In ta k in g o v e r th e n e w w h ic h he e xp e cts soon.
m ake a su rv e y . E asem ents a re then creases in
th e h ig h e s t to ta l e v e r reached. A ll
acreages sh o u ld ta k e l w c r c b ru is e d s lig h tly w h e n th e lo n g tim e s o il and c ro p m a n a g e ­
Plans fo r a “ D o lla r Day b a rg a in re q u ire d o f a ll those h o ld in g p ro p - p la ce b o th fro m th e s ta n d p o in t „ ( tr u c k w as shoved o f f th e h ig h w a y m ent p ro g ra m , uses o f c o m m e rc ia l lo c a tio n he w i l l be m o v in g h is place
b u t tw o o f th e school d is tric ts ,
e v e n t in H ills b o r o F e b ru a ry
were I f l y on th e r iv e r hanks, and it m ust m a rk e t o u tle ts and m a in ta in t h e and in to a roa d sid e d it c li th re e feet fe rtiliz e rs , insect pest and disease o f business ju s t across th e stree t
th ro u g h w h ic h th e sale w as h a n dled ,
Pow er League to M eet
a n n ou n ce d th is w e e k fo llo w in g a , be agreed th a t tile d is tric t w ill p ro d u c tiv e n e s s o f th e so il? C ro p deep.
c c n tro l to g e th e r w ith im p ro v e m e n t fro m th e b u ild in g he has o ccu p ie d
h ad in e lu d e d th e ir r e tu rn s in th is
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re p o rt, she said.
meeting of the local retail trades
c o m m itte e m em b e rs h a v e
g ive n
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In th e course o f th e seal sale, a
Uics<> and o th e r q u e stio n s c o n s id e ra ­ B e a v e rto n , and R. H. C o n n e ly . 49. p la n te d It is a ro u n d these th in g s
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(C ontinu ed on p age j . colum n <>
o f th e m o n e y -s a v in g specials w i l l !
w h ile W F T e w s and A L. Chase
be e a rn e d to e v e ry p a rt o f t h e ; '-bout fiv e m iles, re a c h in g fro m the been co n sid e re d in n e a rly e v e ry day a fte rn o o n a fte r th e c a r in w h ic h T uesday is b u ilt.
are d o in g th e c a rp e n te r w o rk . T he
tra d in g area th ro u g h Du* m e d iu m ju n c tio n o f E a s t and W est D a ir y phase o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a g r i­ th e y w e re r id in g , d riv e n b y L in d ­ P ro g ra m l isted
b u ild in g w ill be re a d y fo r use ab o ut
Io
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p o in t w lfe re
it c u ltu r a l p ro d u c tio n .
b erg. sm ashed he a d-o n in to th e ear
o f a c o -o p e ra tiv e page a d v e rtis e ­ co eks
A n y o n e in te re s te d is in v ite d and F e b ru a ry I. E. J M c A le a r. o w n e r,
d riv e n b y C h ris P ilit. ro u te tw o .
m en t in th e A rg u s and d o d ge rs A t- e m p tie s in to th e T u a la tin r iv e r. Il Resem bles In v e n to ry
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said ye s te rd a y
Ir a e liy e b a rg a in s a re b e in g p la n n e d fils III ns a p a rt o f th e T u a la tin
W h ile d iffe re n t th a n th e usual B e a v e rto n , a q u a rte r o f a m ile east p ro g ra m fo r th e m e e tin g is as f e l­
by lo ca l m e rc h a n ts and a fre e d is ­ liv e r p ro je c t, it was staled.
in v e n to ry o f a business, vet it is o f Wes- S lope on th e T u a la tin V a l­ lo w s " H a n d lin g C u ltiv a te d S o ils tn
t r ib u t io n o f g ifts IS sch e d uled fo r
Il was re p o rte d e a rlie r th a t co n - s im ila r in D ia l ii ts a c o n s id e ra tio n ie v h ig h w a y No one was in ju r e d in
P re v e n t
E ro s io n ." illu s tr a te d
by
th e ,'v e n t.
id e ra h le w o rk had been ft o u e o f w h e re o u r v a rio u s c ro p and Die sm aslm p. L in d b e rg was booked
la n te rn slides. A W K in g , e x te n s io n
am ong p ro p e rly h o ld e rs on West liv e s to c k e n te rp ris e s sta n d as r e ­ on a ch a rg e o f d ru n k e n d r iv in g
O llie r business include«! «iisi'u
so il c o n s e rv a tio n is t. "In s e c t
Pest
shmi ..f a pro|M,sed m e rc h a n ts ' as­ D a iry e re e k last w e e k w ith re g a rd gards th e ir acreages, n u m b e rs, p r o ­ w h ile C o n n e ly w as h e ld fo r be in g C o n tro l on S m a ll E m its . In c lu d in g
"Y o u can t r ig h t f u lly in v ite a n y ­ he said, "a n d b o u g h t some fa n n in g
s o c ia tio n a nd s e llin g o f re g u la r r e ­ to flo o d c o n tro l w o rk , and th a t a ductive ne ss. present m a rk e t o u t­ in to x ic a te d on a p u b lic h ig h w a y , S p ittle -b u g , Root W e e v il, and C ro w n
one a n y w h e re if th e c o n d itio n s a rc p ro p e rly in W a s h in g to n . A n d I no w
ta il trades e o m p iitte e m e e tin g s fo r la rg e n u m b e r o f o w n e rs had sig n e d lets. p ro b a b ly fu tu re o u tle ts and w ith D e p u ty S h e riffs H a llie Ire la n d B o re rs ." illu s tra te d Ivy slides. L W.
such
th a t the th in g th e y m ost p re fe r pay $409 taxes a y e a r on a W a s h in g ­
c o m p e titio n ,
to g e th e r w ith
those and Ben C o rn e liu s m a k in g th e a r ­
Die fir s t T h u rs d a y in each m o n th
p e titio n s fo r th e p ro je c t
to o w n is so e n c u m b e re d th a t th e y ton fa rm D ia l w o u ld h ave eost m e
E d w a rd s: F a rm and C ro p M a n a g e ­
U 'nnllnurri on paitr S, colu m n 51
rests.
A ll u n e m p lo y e d persons w h o f i l ­
w o u ld ra th e r re n t it th a n o w n it . " $1999 in 1929. T h e sales la x has p ro ­
m e n t Idea,-, fo r S m a ll F r u it F a rm s ."
ed c la im s at th e H ills b o ro c it y h a ll
W F Cv ru s.
I >
, o f S m a ll
d e c la re d H orace D ry e r, re g io n a l v id e d th e necessary h e lp . I t is o n ly
te m p o ra ry o ffic e o f th e s ta te re ­
v ic e -p re s id e n t o f th e N a tio n a l R e a l­ r ig h t th a t each m an s h o u ld pay h is
F ru its and T h e ir C o n tro l. C rin k le .
e m p lo y m e n t s e rv ic e M o n d a y . J a n u ­
ly B o a rd , in a lu n ch e on address to p ro p e r sh a re o f th e ta x b u rd e n , and
M osaic and R a s p b e rry L e a f S pots."
a ry 3. m ust r e tu r n to sign a c o n ­
th e c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce here D ia l is w h a t th e sales ta x does. E v ­
illu s tra te d . S M Z e lle r, p la n t p a th ­
tin u e d c la im fo rm M on d a y. J a n u ­ M o n d a y.
o lo g is t;
"S u m m a ry
of
F e r tiliz e r
e ry m an and w’om an w h o passes
a ry 24. it was a n n ou n ce d v e s te rd a v
T a lk in g on th e su b je ct o f " T a x a ­ th ro u g h th e s ta te o f W a s h in g to n
D e m o n s tra tio n s and F e r tiliz e r Uses b y C. L. H u lb e rt. s e n io r in te rv ie w -
M u ltn o m a h
T y p o g ra p h ic a l u n io n , f o r a n e w e m itra e t T h e u n io n p re ­
tio n ." D ry e r d e cla re d th a t in 3(1 h e lp s pay th e b ill th e re .
on S m a ll F ru its in W a s h in g to n
c r in change n f th e w o rk in W a sh ­
D a ily P u b lic a tio n F o u n d
w h ic h s u p p lie s a ll th re e P o rtla n d sented dem ands as re g a rd s to wages
c o u n ty ." W F C y ru s , C o u n ty agent: in g to n c o u n ty .
R a d io S a tis fie s O n ly
ye a rs in Die re a l estate business in P ro p e rty T a x D ro p s
papers, w e n t on s tr ik e fo r s h o rte r and h o u rs w h ic h w ere im p o s s ib le to
B u y in g F e rtiliz e rs ." A W K in g .
"R e g a rd le s s o f a n y date stam ped and a ro u n d P o rtla n d , he has noted a
" A s a re s u lt o f th is , tlie p ro p e r ty
Im p r a c t ic a l H e re
P a r t o f N e w s -H u n g e r
h o u rs a nd h ig h e r wages
c o n s ta n tly s lo w in g m a rk e t.
m eet .Since th e u n io n p e rsists in its
a t th e b o tto rp o f th e fo rm th e y rc -
"Increased sales a tta c k is neces­ ta x in W a s h in g to n lias d ro p p e d
U n io n leaders c a lle d Die s trik e , re fu s a l to a r b itr a te and in Us d e ­
cie ve d . a ll p e rs o n * w h o re g is te re d
fro m $89.571.000 in 1929 to $37.990,844
w h ic h had been h a n g in g fir e fo r te rm in a tio n to s trik e . Die P o rtla n d
on J a n u a ry 3. n n r f ir s t d a y here, s a ry n o w ." he said, " w h e re in 1997 f o r 193.5 a ll because th e y have
In q u ir ie s as Io w h e th e r the
and f o r se ve ra l ye a rs fo llo w in g a ll
| o v e r a w e e k, al 1 p m S a tu rd a y , new spapers are c o m p e lle d to s u f­ o f Ih e O re g o n ia n issued a sta te m e n t
m
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| n isi as w o rk m i th e S u n d a y e d itio n s fe r Die s tr ik e and h e re w ith suspend to s tr ik in g w o rk e rs T uesday u rg in g
one needed Io do was If* fin d sn in c- fo u n d and w o rk e d o u t a n o th e r w a y
t«> lig h t, h u t one re p o rte d last w eek c o n tin u e d c la im s ." H u lb e rt said one w illin g to se ll p ro p e r ly in o rd e r Io c o lle c t ta x e s ." D r y e r d e cla re d .
lu g th e p e rio d n f Die suspension
! had been sta rte d T h e J o u rn a l, pos- p iih h e a lio n r a ttie r th a n s u rre n d e r se ttle m e n t. "T h e 109 s t r ik in g O re
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top.
g o n ia n ty p o g ra p h e rs have p lu n g e d
n f th e P o rtla n d d a ilie s to f u r t li
Passage o f the 4 0 -m ill la x lin u ta -
to m a k e a sale."
. sessor o f an e a rly S u n d a y e d itio n . th e p rin c ip le o f a r b itr a tio n ."
652 fu ll- s a la r ie d lin n - s tr ik in g e m ­
e r increase Its s e rvice to (lie
It seems th a t a fte r a lo n g search p re v e n t a n y d e la y in th e ir re c e iv ­
Cause o f ib is g reat d ro p p in g o f f tm n b ill in W a s h in g to n has been o f
■ m anaged Io com e m il w it t i a f u ll-
V o tin g by th e 250 m em b e rs o f the
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in
­
c o m m u n ity have been n u m e r­
fo r a s u ita b le tree. Sam J»>ss o f le rs ."
great a id in Die re d u c tio n o f th e
in re a l estate dem and is Die con
i sized
Sunday*
paper
O re g o n ia n m u o n F rid a y n ig h t re je c te d tw o o f ­
ous ( lu rin g Die past lo u r days.
; s ta n tly in c re a s in g ta x b u rd e n c a r- | P ro p e rty ta x . lie said, sin ce a fte r it
J n a d e r h o w e v e r , w e n * c o n fro n te d fe rs m ade b y th e th re e n e w sp a pe rs co m e o f 3060 o th e r p a rt tim e o r B e th a n y fo u n d ju s t th e r ig h t one. R e p o rt Same D a y
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passed it becam e necessary to
| w ith a p a r ity - b la n k , h a s tily-to sse d a c tin g to g e th e r. O ne o ffe r, re je c te d
A fte r In v e s tig a tio n . Die A rg u s
Those w h o file d on la te r dates, in ­ ru 'd by p ro p e rty in O regon. D ry e r
| to g e th e r fo u r-p a g e fro n t new s sec- 133 to I I I . w o u ld h a ve g iv e n a n e w in g a g a in s t o u r r ig h t Io w o r k as o ra te d it. S e v e ra l days a fte r C h r is t­ c lu d in g J a n u a ry 5. 7. Ill o r 12. s h o u ld asserted. L a c k n f in te re s t a nd ac­ d e vise a n o th e r m eans f o r g o v e rn ­
fin d s it fin a n c ia lly im p ra c tic a l
| tm n in w h ic h a C e n t t r v ille . W a sh , 1 8 -n im itlis c o n tra c t w ith a w age in ­ w e ll as fo r y o u r o w n d iffe re n c e s ," mas he fo u n d s o m e th in g in Hie tre e co m e in Io th e lo ca l te m p o ra ry o f ­ tio n on the p a rt o f th e p u b lic has m e n t incom e. A n o th e r e ffe c t o f th e
In a tte m p t p u h ltr a lio n o f a
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f t r l r n t l y to r e t r y a n y b u t a
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w a s fo r a one veat c o n tra c t, w ith »jstial stip e n d , S illg le n m jj p p jy 2?
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M e a n w h ile ,
new .'-paper readers baptized last w eek m St F rancis
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on th e fr o n t page . o f a ll papers, a n ­ M d t r m r n t Sent S trik e rs
♦»irned t ° ra d io fo r ne w s m tim e o f r h u r r h m B o v K e \ J o cph S aal of c e iv e d the fir.-.t co u g at h id e b ro u g h t
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ed ta le W e d n e sd a y Io serve th e
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’f ile c o n tra c t o f Die D ire r P o r t­ n«x»n. b u t F e d e ra l Lab«»» C o u e ih a - p u b lic in fo rm e d S e a ttle and o th e r n e a r Roy. a rr iv e d s h o rtly a fte r 7 a and R ay Shook b ro u g h t in Die s k in m oney T h e la x d e b t in O reg o n is th a t is u p Io Die p u b lic , a nd Io th e
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la n d n e w sp a pe rs w ith th e u n io n e x ­ t«»r Ernest M arsh w as said to have d a lly p a p ers s h ip p in g c o p ie s to n i . J a n u a ry I. th e re b y p re c e d in g o f a m e d iu m -s iz e d fe m a le ta k e n a lre a d y so g re a t th a t it re q u ire s 39 I business m e n ."
j»er cent o f o u r a n n u a l taxes to pay P roposal R e je rle d
w e e k ly . B u lle tin s w ill he posted
p ire d D ece m b e r 31. 1937." th e s ta te ­ discussed th e s itu a tio n w it h leaders P o rtla n d re fu se d to in crea se th e h e r cousin. R o n a ld Joseph V a n at Die head o f S coggins v a lle y .
T h e c o u g a r was h u n te d d o w n bv in te re s t nn past d e b ts and re fu n d
tn th e A rg u s w in d o w th ro u g h ­
F o llo w in g th e lu n ch e on , th e b o a rd
m ent said " F o r se ve ra l w e e ks p r io r o f b o th sides.
u su a l q u o ta . In P o rtla n d th e de- D o n ie le n . b y m o re th a n tw o hours. a dog b e lo n g in g to th e Shooks and o r r e tir e bonds "
o u t each day.
o f d ire c to rs o f th e c h a m b e r, a t a
th e re to e ffo rts w e re u n d e rta k e n
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Meet Set fo r Thursday
Farmers to Gather in County Court Room
tin u e s In d e v e lo p a:, it lias in th e
p ast." d e c la re d C C C h a p m a n , e d i­
to r o f tiie O re g o n V o te r, in an ad-
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th e H ills b o ro R o ta ry c lu b m e e tin g
T h u rs d a y .
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v o tin g tre n d s as m 1932. 1934 and
1936. w e are lia b le to be c o n fro n te d
w ith a c o n d itio n w e have n e v e r be ­
fo re e x p e rie n c e d in th e c o m in g e le c ­
tions.
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fa re o f a ll tills , it is e n c o u ra g in g at
least to n o te a g ro w in g in te re s t in
such m a tte rs o n th e p a rt o f th e
p e o ple a t la rge
C o u n try D r iftin g
" I n Dus c o u n try w e are d r if t in g
and d r ift in g , and w e hav< a lre a d y
d r ifte d a w a y fro m m a n y o f o u r A m ­
e ric a n in s titu tio n s . We h a v e come
face to face w it h a s itu a tio n u n d e r
w h ic h o u r c h ild re n and g ra n d c h il­
d re n w i l l have to jo in a u n io n be­
fo re th e y can get a jo b . and wh<
SKS»
to Determine Course of Action for Year
Small Fruits
' - Subject for
Coming Meets
Peace Officers
to Hold Quarterly
Meet Here Friday
County Judges
Urge Relief
Property Tax
Meeting Called
Saturday for
Creek Project
Reniodeling of
Garage Begun
Here Monday
; 19 Boys Escape
Injury in Upset
H ealth Officers
H ear Reports
“Dollar Day" Set
for Early in
Coming Month
First Claimants
Due at Local
Office Monday
Typographers’ Strike Paralyzes Flow ot News
O r n a m e n ta l—
B«b.y Baptized—
News Flashes cn
$20 Cougar Bounty
C (aimed by I (milers
Oregon Property Taxes Hit
by Monday Chamber Speaker