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(Hillsboro Prepares for r President’s Ball” Here Saturday for Benefit o f National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Birthday Ball
Slated for
With Which ia Combined the Hillsboro Independent
Volume 13, No. -IK
H ill boro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , J a n u a ry 27, 1938
Two Sections, Sixteen Page«
Reserve Values
Told by Hazen
at Rotary Meet
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Bauman Dies Farmers to Gather for
l ,;;, Tuesday from Conference Here Today
“ E v e ry business m an
business fir m , no m a tt
m d ebt, s h o u ld re ta in i a cash re -
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serve, r a th e r th a n red u ce th e in -
d< btedncMii by re d u c in g «i e lim in a t­
in g th e r e s e r v e ” d e c la re d Ben
Hazen, o f th e B e n ja m in F ra n k lin
S a vin g s N Loan co m p a n y o f P o r t­
land. s p e a k in g at th e R o ta ry lu n c h ­
F o re s t G r o v e T e le p h o n e
eon last T h u rs d a y
T a lk in g on "B u sin e ss and P e rso n ­
H e a d S uccu m b s as R e s u lt
a l R eserves." Hazen )xunt<*d o u t
that th e re is v e ry lit t le m a rg in b e ­
o f Ic y P a v e m e n t S m a s h u p
tw e e n th e m an w h o spend a lit t le
I m o re th a n he earns, and th e m an
w h o spends a lit t le less th a n he
earns T h e la tte r is u s u a lly re a d y
G eo rg e B aum an 55, m an a g e r o f
w h e n an O p p o rtu n ity comes u p fo r th e West Coast T e le p h o n e c o m ­
a m an w ith a lit t le re a d y cash, p a n y 's Forest G ro v e d is tric t, d ie d
w h ile th e fir s t has to pass it by. at 8:15 p m T ue sd a y at th e E m a n ­
A d va n ta g e s w h ic h o c c u r fo r those uel h o s p ita l in P o rtla n d as th e re ­
w ith re a d y cash fo r in v e s tm e n t are s u lt o f in ju rie s re c e iv e d e a rly last
let s lip b y w e ll o v e r h a lf th e p o te n ­ T h u rs d a y m o rn in g w h e n h is ear
tia l in v e s to rs because th e y a re n o t s k id d e d and r o lle d o v e r in a h ig h ­
in a p o s itio n to p ro d u c e th e m oney. w a y a ccid e n t n e a r W itc h Hazel
Hazen said.
school
It is also m ore advantageous, as
Baum an, to g e th e r w ith h is w ife
w e ll as m uch safer, to save fo r a and th re e C a lifo r n ia v is ito rs , was
purchase, r a th e r th a n to m ake th e r e tu rn in g to F o re s t G ro v e e a rly
Purchase f ir s t and th e n a tte m p t to I T h u rs d a y w h e n he becam e confused
m eet th e m o n th ly p a y m e n ts ." th e b y d a r in g lig h ts o f an o n c o m in g
sp e a ker asserted. In th a t e ve n t, i f j eastbound car. a rid a tte m p te d to
you
can t m ake th e c u s to m a ry i , l o w u p hks m a c h in e . T h e c a r s k id -
m o n th ly s a v in g due to some neces- ded on fro s t-c o v e re d p a v e m e n t and
s ity yo u a re n t b e in g p e stered b y tu rn e d sidew ays, th e n p lu n g e d in to
fin a n c e co m p a n ie s f o r y o u r p a y - | a roa d -sid e d itc h a nd ro lle d over.
m e n t.’’
B aum an sustained a b ro k e n neck,
J. M P erson o f th e W a s h in g to n and was rushed to Jones h o s p ita l ifi
S a vin g s A L oan a s so cia tio n was H ills b o ro .
c h a irm a n .
£ Crash Injury
H ills b o ro Inst F rid a y n ig h t w e re
• n 1938 p re sid e n t; ( ' C. Ja co b s,
McH< nr.\
B enton
»u nty d is tr ic t
« in ly . a lth o u g h a h ‘lit, w as c h i
S m ith
a u to m a tic t r a f f ic cop designed by A ( ’ M c G u ire .
i hool t r a f f ic hm<7 on d is p la y at the m e e tin g
C u t co u rte sy
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Agricultural Economic Parley Gets Under
W ay at 10 A. AI. in County Court Rooms
F a rm e rs of W ashington county will g a th e r t o d a y
(T h u rsd a y ) a t 10 a. m. in th e county co u rt room s of the
co u rt house fo r the d ay-long 1938 a g ric u ltu ra l economic
conference, on w hich com m ittees have been w orking and
p lan n in g for th e p a st tw o m onths.
R obert W. W arren s, g e n e ra l c h a irm a n of th e co n fer­
ence, is to open th e m eetin g p rom ptly a t 10. W illiam F.
Cyrus, county a g e n t, will discuss " A g ric u ltu ra l P lanning
I.O.O.F. Hall
R. G . S c o tt, C o u n ty D r iv e
H e a d , S eeks A s s is ta n c e
in A n t i-P a r a ly s is F ig h t
H e lp ce le b ra te J a n u a ry 29 b y
d o in g y o u r s h a re !” is th e plea o f
backers fo r th e n e w N a tio n a l F o u n ­
d a tio n f o r In fa n tile P a ra ly s is , spon­
s o rin g P re s id e n t's b ir th d a y dances
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try on S a tu r ­
d a y e ve n in g .
In e v e ry section o f th e n a tio n
those in te re s te d in th e ca m p a ig n
ag a in st th e g ro w in g e n cro a ch m en ts
o f in fa n tile p a ra ly s is w ill dance in
o rd e r th a t s ic k people w ill get
w e ll in th e fir s t o rg a n iz e d d riv e
fo r fu n d s fo r th e n e w ly -fo rm e d na­
tio n a l fo u n d a tio n H ills b o ro 's b ir t h ­
d a y b a ll b a cke rs have selected th e
I O O F. h a ll a t T h ir d a venue and
M a in s tree ts as th e s ite fo r th e
lo ca l c e le b ra tio n th is ye a r, w it h the
dance sch e d uled to g e t u n d e r w a y
at 9 p. m . a c c o rd in g to R. G. S c o tt
o f S h e rw o o d, c o u n ty d riv e c h a ir ­
m an.
Go to National Fund
F un d s d e riv e d fro m
th e a n t i­
p a ra ly s is b e n e fit th is y e a r w ill be
d iv e rte d to th e n a tio n a l fu n d fo r
th e f ir s t tim e , in ste a d o f b e in g s p lit
on the 70-30 basis as h e re to fo re .
In th e past. 30 p e r ce n t has gone
to the W a rm S p rin g s F o u n d a tio n
in G e o rg ia , w h ile th e re m a in d e r
was h e ld fo r use in th e area w h e re
i t was raised.
B e h in d th e fo rm a tio n o f th e n a ­
tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n lies th e idea o f
c a rr y in g on th e b a ttle a g a in s t in ­
fa n tile p a ra ly s is on e v e ry f r o n t —
b y s c ie n tific research, e p id e m ic
fir s t aid. p ro p e r ca re a n d o rth o ­
p e d ic e q u iD m e n t. C o n c e n tra tio n o f
e ffo r t on a ll fo u r fro n ts is e sse n tial
fo r c o n tro l a n d e v e n tu a l e ra d ic a ­
tio n o f th is disease, i t was d e c la r­
ed. T h e n a tio n a l fo u n d a tio n
has
set as its M ltim a te goal th e c o m ­
p le te s o lu tio n o f th e p ro b le m s o f
w h a t to do i f s tric k e n
b y th «
stra n g e m a la d y , w h e re to go fo t
h e lp and h o w to fin a n c e th e neces­
sa ry. s p e cia lize d care.
" I n o rd e r to do these th in g s , the
♦ and it.- E ffe c t on th e C o u n ty
A g r i-
1 c u ltu r e " as th e f ir s t p a rt o f the
I p ro g ra m . F o llo w in g C y ru s ' ta lk , th e
1 c o m m itte e on fa rm hom e a nd r u r a l
I life . M rs. L e se r C y p h e r, c h a irm a n ,
! w i l l re p o rt.
! Joan P a tte rs o n . O regon S ta te c o l-
| lege h o m e e co n om ics e x te n s io n s ta ff
m em b e r, w i l l discuss "R e la tio n o f
Oi
h u n d re d a m i «me m em bers
F a rm H om e to F a rm Business,” fo l-
and il< sts o f th e N o rth w e s t Peace
t lo w e d b y th e re p o rt o f th e la n d
< H fic e rs
association g a th e re d in
Y o u n g D e m o cra ts o f W a sh in g to n . I use c o m m itte e . " L o n g -T im e A g r i­
llills b o r • G ra n g e h a ll F rid a y n ig h t
Y a m h ill and C o lu m b ia w i l l g a th e r c u ltu r a l P la n n in g and its R e la tio n
" I 'v e gut s o m e th in g to te ll y o u r fa r m e r '
G et 'em o u t , fo r th e fir s t q u a rte r ly m e e tin g o f
in th e c ir c u it c o u rt roo m at th e to th e P re se n t A g r ic u lt u r a l O u t-
1938
Io y o u r m e e tin g ." in s tru c te d .M ayor Joe ( a rso n o f I ’ o r t-
c o u rt houso here n e x t W ednesday | lo o k ' discussed b y J. R B e ck o f
at 8 p. m S p e cia l d e le g a tio n s are th e O regon S ta te co lle g e e x te n s io n
O ffic e rs e le cte d fo llo w in g th e b a n ­
la n d th is w e e k in a c c e p tin g an in v ita tio n t • s p e a k b e fo re
also e xp e cte d fro m M u ltn o m a h a nd s e rv ic e ; r e p o r t o f L iv e s to c k co m -
q u e t w< re: J C. H o lden. T illa m o o k
th e c h a m b e r o f c o m m e rc e .M onday noon.
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He was re m o v e d to th e P o rtla n d
M a y o r C a rso n re tu r n e d last w e e k fi oui W a s h in g to n , c o in in g ye a r and ( ’ C Jacobs. M c ­
F in a l plans fo r th e c o n c la v e w e re • c o m m itte e . D iscussions w i l l fo llo w
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1*. < .. w h e re h e \\ a in ■ o n fe re n e t* w ith \a r io u s o ffic ia ls .
tu a s u r e i A C om m ittee o f tw o . Joe
tio n to a lle v ia te his c o n d itio n was Y o u n g D e m o cra ts h e r e Tuesday- an e ffo r t to ta k e in d iv id u a l p ro b ­
including M ad; u n I e r k in - •secretary of labor.
n ig h t.
K e lle r, o f th e N a tio n a l A u to T h e ft
p e rfo rm e d th a t n ig h t
lem s and cases in to c o n s id e ra tio n .
S lig h t in ju r ie s w e re susta in ed b y
R ussell M org a n .
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T h e 1938 m e e tin g is d iffe r e n t fro m
W. I,. G o s lin . s e c re ta ry to G o v ­
•ught t» b u reau, and G
th e o th e r fo u r o c c u p a n ts o f B a u ­ e rn o r M a r tin and fo rm e r state p re s­ those h e ld h e re to fo re . C o u n ty A g e n t
Wa h in g to n c o u n ty d is tr ic t a tto rn e y ,
I s ta r t t h in k in g a b o u t w h a t __
m an's ear w h o in c lu d e d , in a d d itio n id e n t. w i l l be one o f th e p rin c ip a l C y ru s said. I t increases em phasis
g o in g to d o w it h p o w e r fr o m B o n * w in s« 1« ct« d to assist th e p re sid e n t.
to M rs B aum an. A lfr e d C o fio ri. 28. speakers. O th e rs lis te d a re A lla n on th e v a rio u s ty p e s o f a g ric u ltu r a l
lu x t l l c
( ‘a rs o n e x p la in e d ,
and I
C ir c u it Ju d g e A ir lie G . W a lk e r o f
W ilb u r Stephens. 30. and A lic e M a r ­ D. G re e n w o o d ,
s ta te
p re s id e n t; p la n n in g and ta ke s in to c o n s id e ra ­
\x o il to t a lk about th a t " H e a ls o Y a m h ill and P o lk c o u n tie s was the
quette-. 35. a ll o f R ed w o o d C ity . C al G eorge M cC leod. M a rio n c o u n ty tio n th e v a rio u s p ro g ra m s b e in g
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O v e r 150 a tte n d e d y e s te rd a y ’s
h e ld m Sal«-m la te in A p r il o r e a rly Pom ona G ra n g e m e e tin g h e ld at th e p ita l a fte r re c e iv in g tre a tm e n t f o l­ ta r y a nd C la c k a m a s c o u n ty head: ta in in g to a g ric u ltu r e
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G a le G ra n g e m F orest G ro v e , and
(C o n tin u ed on page 7. to lu n in 3)
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m e t w ith m em b e rs o f th e c o u n ty
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to x ic a tin g liq u o r a* d on f a i l u r e to
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scene o f a c cid e n t
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n to h e a r d is ­
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re g u la r. m « e tin g s th e ta b le s a re set th a t d a y on
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ference. to g e th e r w ith re p o rts o f
land. a rre s te d on a P « T iu rv charg«*
p e cia l p ro g ra m p resented in th e
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as a c o ld sto ra g e w a reh o u se to ta k e p u b lis h e d in n e x t w e e k's issue o f
1 e h e tr ic a , d e m o n s tra tio n s by th e tr a i t w h ic h e x p ire d D ece m b e r 31. a fte rn o o n
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b ills w e re : Jam es B »ylen. « pi ra tin g R adio Research C lu b o f O regon $9 50 f n r s rv e n -a n d -a -h a lf hour., gram . and T ig a rd G ra n g e p resented
fro s te d foods packed th is y e a r at
M on d a y n ig h t F e b ru a ry 14; H ugh
1884. B a u m a n
was a t one tim e
cal im p ro v e m e n t d is tr ic t u n its , b u t
an a u to m o b ile w h ile u n d e r in flu e n c e
th e M a lin g p la n t, w h ic h has used
day and n ig h t w o rk , re s p e c tiv e ly , a s h o rt s k it.
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th e T e r m in a l Ic e q u a rte rs f o r fr o z ­
a o n e -ve a r p e rio d , su b je ct io
f«»r th e state. F e b ru a ry 21. (¡« 'ra id f'
co m p a n y, w h ic h w as la te r ta k e n
a b le as y e t in th e 1939 b u d g e t f o r
and B u d W illia m
b o th oi
en f r u it a nd v e g e ta b le s to ra g e fo r
o u n ts V ( ’ lose n a rc o tic agent. F e b ru a ry re v is io n b y c o n c ilia tio n o r a r b i­
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use on th e p ro je c t. A to ta l o f $810.-
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a n u m b e r o f years.
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m in - I 28 D r Elam J A n d e rson , p re sid e n t tr a tio n on Ju n e 30 o f th is ye a r
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j o f L in fie ld co lle g e w ill d iscus* th«'
had been sta tio n e d in F ore st G ro v e
tir e W illa m e tte d ra in a g e b a s i n ,
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! as m an a g e r o f th e d is tric t.
and th a t a m o u n t has a lre a d y been
and P aul C h u rc h ill
o f fro s te d foods w i l l re s u lt in a
W itlH'sSC.S
W a sh in g to n e o u n ty area w ith o u t-
i eon in M arch .
F u n e ra l services w ill be h e ld F r i ­ la rg e in crea se in o u tp u t fro m th e
a p p lie d f o r b y p ro je c ts a lo n g th e
th e stale, caused p< d p o n e rn e n t
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M c K ib b in s u g ­
O reg o n ra n k s am ong th e highest
th e t r ia l o f Jam es B E lk in s
it - ro le o f c o u n ty n e w sp a p e r and ed p re s id e n t o f th e W a s h in g to n G ro v e U n d e rta k in g c o m p a n y chapel lo ca l p la n t th is y e a r, w it h a c o n ­ M o n d a y m o rn in g in St. F ra n c is gested th a t la n d -o w n e rs proceed
tales m p o in t o f re p a y m e n t o f r e ­ w ill not d e v o te m ore th a n usual C o u n ty P o u ltr y c o u n c il T h u rs d a v .
sequent d e m a n d f o r la rg e r s to ra g e c h u rc h at R o y f o r Joseph A. M oore,
P o rtla n d , in c ir c u it c o u r t M o tu
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h a b ilita tio n loan m a tu ritie s , it was
fa c ilitie s .
a fte rn o o n
p r o p r ie tto r o f th e lo c a l store. He p ro v e m e n t d is tric t, h o w e v e r, in o r ­
•space Io w o rld
new - h ig h lig h ts
H e n ry E ric k s o n , o f S ch o lls, a nd L . A. M.. in ch a rg e C o n c lu d in g s e r­
E lk ii
. •. ,i ,, (b H erbert C « x p la im d at M on d a y's c h a m b e r o f A n e n la rg e d paper c o n ta in in g re s u ­ F. F ra n cis, assistant c o u n ty agent, vices w i l l ta k e place at th e P o r t­
d ie d s u d d e n ly T h u rs d a y .
d
e r to be re a d y f o r a p p lic a tio n at
lu n ch e o n
b y C liffo r d mes o f a ll news had been c o n te m ­ w e re ele cte d v ic e -p re s id e n t and
West N o v e m b e r 19. w .i in v o lv e d in co m m e rce
land C re m a to riu m , w h e re th e A l
T h re e P rie sts P resent
a n v tim e th e m o n e y is m ade a v a il­
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p la te d fo r tliis w eek had th e s tr ik e se cre ta ry , re s p e c tiv e ly .
. K a d c r te m p le o f th e S h rin e w ill
M o o re had re sid e d in R oy f o r th e able.
O reg o n 's averag«? is 94 p e r re n t, c o n tin u e d
ch ines fro m a W e s titn h e r lu in b « *t
Last w eek s h o rtly be ­
D e cision w as m ad e to accept be in charge.
past 28 years. H e m a rrie d A n to n e tte S m a ll U n its U rg ed
co m p a n y c o m m is s a ry a nd was in ­ as co m p a re d w ith a n a tio n a l a v e r­ fo r e press tim e th e A rg u s c o m ­ m e m b e rs h ip in th e O reg o n S ta te
K e rs te n at V e rb o o rt in 1901. and
" I t is m o re e ffic ie n t.” he d e ­
d ic te d by th e g ra n d ju r y on a charg« ag«* o f 76 p e r cent. S m ith said, and pleted a s h o rt-te rm lease w ith the P o u ltr y C o u n c il f o r th e c o m in g
was th e fa th e r o f n in e c h ild re n , sev­ c la re d . “ to fo rm s e v e ra l s m a ll d is ­
o f assault and ro b b e rs w h ile arm ed in c lu s io n o f loans paid back in th is In te rn a tio n a l News S e rv ic e in o r ­ ye a r. O r r w as selected as de le g ate
en o f w h o m s u rv iv e . H e h a d been tr ic ts th a n to g a th e r e v e ry th in g in ­
w ith a dan ge ro u s w ea p o n
T r ia l i slat«' b e fore m a tu r ity dates w o u ld d e r lo serve its su b scrib e rs w ith to re p re se n t th e lo c a l g ro u p at th e
H ills b o r o m e rc h a n ts a re s p o n s o r­ in p o o r h e a lth fo r some tim e p r io r to th e one la rg e u n it. T h e s m a lle r
A lo n e e lk . fa r fro m his hom e
was postponed u n til n e x t M ondas ; b rin g th is to ta l even h ig h e r, he e x - ! d e sire d f u ll n e w s-co ve ra g e in the state o rg a n iz a tio n m eetings.
range, was seen n e a r St. M a ry 's in g t h e ir fir s t spe cia l e v e n t o f 1938 to h is d e a th last T h u rs d a y a fte r- ones a re less c u m b e rso m e and e n ­
by C ir c u it J u d g e P eters a fte r he plain« d In a b ilit y o f m an y r e h a b il­ absence o f o th e r papers.
F ifte e n p o u ltry m e n o f th e c o u n ty hem e at H u b e r s e v e ra l tim e s th is w ith a b ig " B a r g a in - D o lla r D a y " ' noon.
ta il less w o r k f o r in d iv id u a l le a d ­
11.ui overruled defei
objections ita tio n c lie n ts m d ro u th states to
are
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Rev. F a th e r Saal o ffic ia te d at th e e rs ."
w eek, a c c o rd in g to S ta te P o lic e m a n a ttra c tio n , set fo r S a tu rd a y . F e b ru ­
West was re c e n tly g ra n te d a • p a l ­ m«'ct p a ym e n ts is r«*sponsible fo r I
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G u v W o o d w o rth .
mass a nd was assisted b y R e v
L a n d -o w n e rs decid e d u pon t h e
th«' lo w e r n a tio n a l re p a y m e n t a v e r­
W e lls E xte n d s Purehase
ate tria l.
re o rg a n iz e d on a p a id m e m b e rs h ip
L o n g lis ts o f sp e cia l b a rg a in and F a th e r H e e sa cke r o f W o o d b u rn fo rm a tio n o f th re e d is tric ts to in ­
"T h e e lk ." he said, " is ju s t r ip e
age. Loan q u o ta g iv e n by th e n a ­
J im W ells, w h o Iasi w e e k p u r ­ basis in o rd e r to ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f
G ir l G iv e n Parole
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d o lla r ite m s a re b e in g p re p a re d by- and Rev. F a th e r C o s te llo o f H ills - c lu d e W est D a ir y cree k. East D a ir y
tio n a l a d m in is tra tio n fo r O re g o n ’s 1 chased sole o w n e rs h ip o f th e M en's
K a th e rin e B u c k m a v e r e n te re d a , 1938 u .e is $800.000 S m ith said A t S h o p fro m l.y m a n Howe, h is f o r ­ an in v ita tio n to be re p re s e n te d on
cree k, and th a t p o rtio n o f t h e
H o n e glected to add. h o w e v e r, lo ca l business m en to o ffe r th e s h o p ­ I boro.
plea o f g u ilty w h e n sin* app ea re d in I present about $1.700.000 has been m e r p a rtn e r, th is w eek a n nounced th e sta le c o u n c il. T h e n e w o rg a n i­ th a t a fin e o f $500 a nd a s ix m o n th s ' p in g p u b lic d u rin g th e day. H u n ­
t w o | s,rearn fr,)m th e ju n c tio n o f th e
T a llb e a re rs
c o n siste d
of
c ir c u it
c o u rt
M onday
Sentence loam d out. and n e a rly $400.000 o f th e pu rch a se o f th e c le a n in g and za tio n replaces th e fo r m e r W a sh ­ ja il sentence w ill also go to th e m an d re d s o f w e e k -e n d shoppers fro m C a th o lic O rd e r o f F o re s te r m e m ­ tw o tr ib u ta r ie s to its m o u th a t th e
was postponed by Judge* R F ra n k it has a lre a d y been re p a id B y th«' pre ssin g d e p a rtm e n t located in the in g to n C o u n ty C o u n c il w h ic h w as , w h o gets th e a n tle rs
th e s u rro u n d in g c o u n try a re e x ­ bers: P
N
V a n d e rza n d e n . and T u a la tin . T he W e st D a ir y c re e k
o rg a n iz e d a y e a r ago w ith o u t p a id
Pi ters, and she was p a ro le d to M r
pected to in v a d e H ills b o ro stores in C h a rle s H e rb ; tw o K n ig h ts o f C o­ u n it is e x p e c te d to c o m p le te o r ­
«'iid o f th«* c u rre n t ye a r about 3000 b a lco n y o f th e sto re
F o rm e rly m e m b e rs h ip
I x ’tti«' G ood o f th«' P ris o n e r • A id • if tin* st,H«'s «;>,ooo fa rm s w ill hav«* k n o w n as " W a lly 's C le a n e rs." the
' response to th e ap p ea l o f m o n e y ­ lu m b u s m em bers: A . H. A b ts. and g a n iz a tio n th is w e e k u n d e r th e d i ­
S o c ii'ty . D t'k u m b u ild in g . Pm tla n d . j rece ive d loans fro m th e r e h a b ili- c le a n in g d e p a rtm e n t had been o p e r­
s a v in g b a rg a in s
Jacob S c h n e id e r: and tw o n e ig h ­ re c tio n o f W ill M oore, a c tin g c h a ir ­
to h«' u n d e r h e r s u p e rv is io n T in* g ir l |
(t «»nilnurd mi page S. . olum n 11
ated by Dan M e re d ith
L e o n S. D avis, c h a m b e r o f c o m ­ bors: J o h n W. B e n a rds a nd T h e o ­ m an. F ilin g o f papers o f o rg a n iz a ­
S p r in g -lik e
su n sh in e in
m i d-
is to re p o i I m w i l l i n g to Di tr ie t |
tio n is e xp e cte d in th e near fu tu re .
w in te r east shadow s and b rig h t m erce s e c re ta ry , re p o rts an e n ­ d o re V a n d e rx a n d e n .
A tto r n e y G R u .sell M o rg a n each
C o n s id e ra b le a tte n tio n was t u r n ­
, splotches th ro u g h o u t H ills b o ro . T h e th u s ia s tic s p ir it am ong c o o p e ra tin g
Joseph A. M o o re was b o rn M ay ed on th e proposed le v e llin g o f
m o n th .
i , Id -tim e r,
s h a d in g
his eve and m e rc h a n ts , w h o a re d e te rm in e d to 9 1878. h i S p ir it La ke . Io w a , and reefs and ro c k b a rrie rs on th e I I -
In th e case <»f S la t
m a k e th e eve n t as a ttra c tiv e as th e
Je rse y b re e d e rs o f W a s h in g to n i g a zin g al Ih e s o ft-b lu e sky. fle c k e d last b a rg a in day. h e ld s h o rtly a fte r d ie d J a n u a ry 20 at his hom e in m ile s tre tc h fro m th e m o u th o f th e
Itra n d a . th«* d e fe n d a n t
w ith fle e cy w h ile clouds, g ru n te d .
Roy. O n O c to b e r 10. 1881. h is p a r­ T u a la tin a t
O reg o n C ity .
T h re e
co
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ty
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" I t 's jest m a k in g us t h in k its T h a n k s g iv in g . C o m b in a tio n o f th e ents m ove d to P o r tla r d and fo u r m ile s o f th is se ctio n lie in W ash-
anee in c o u rt M on d a y
M o n d a y at th e F ore st G ro v e s p rin g ." he said. T he n
th e
o ld b a rg a in a nd d o lla r-d a v ideas m akes ye a rs la te r s e ttle d at Strassel
j
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to
n
c
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ty
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and
casem
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on
lo w e d u n t il S u tu rd ay m
C h a m b e r o f C om m erce, chose D. G. w e a th e r'll r e a lly open u p and le t p o ssib le a la rg e r v a r ie ty o f sale
M r. M oo re w as an associated a ll th is p ro p e r ty w ill be necessary
e n te r a plea.
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it."
a rtic le s at special p rices, lie said.
F orest G ro v e ro u te one. as
m e m b e r o f th e K n ig h ts o f C o lu m ­ j b e fo re w o r k can e v e r be s ta rte d ,
I p re sid e n t f o r 1938 O th e r o ffic e rs
B a lm y days and cold, c le a r n ig h ts
L o n s B u d W illia m s and G e ra ld
bus at H ills b o r o a nd also a c h a rte r it was d e c la re d In a s m u c h as c u t­
H ills b o ro book readers cheeked
M cA dam s, b o th in d ic te d on th«' .'ln.209 books in and n u t o f th e local lib r a r y a u th o ritie s F ifty - s ix o f Ih e in c lu d e H o w a rd R o b e rtso n , v ic e - i have been in o rd e r fo r th e past
m e m b e r o f th e C a th o lic o rd e r o f tin g d o w n o f th e dam and ree fs a t
A D I» P U R E B R E D S T O C K
charg«' o f s e llin g a lc h o h o lic liq u o r lib ra ry d u rin g th e 12 m o n th s o f lib r a r y s p a tro n s are liste d as l i v ­ p re s id e n t; M rs D a v id S to re y , sec­ | w eek, w ith a m in im u m te m p e ra -
F o re s te rs in V e rb o o rt.
( th e m o u th o f th e r iv e r w ill lo w e r
H a r ry L . Rooinson o f n c a rH ite o n
re la ry . and Lenn S ills and E lija h i lu r e o f 27 degrees reco rd e d M o n -
I«» m in o rs , w e re assess«'«! $25 film s 1937. slate M rs G e o rg ia S n iilh . l i ­ in g o u ts id e Ih e c ity lim its .
S u r v iv in g a re th re e sisters: S is ­ th e w a te r le v e l o f th e T u a la tin as
p u rch a se d
a th o ro u g h b re d te r P a n c ra tiu s o f S p o ka n e : S is te r fa r up as H ills b o ro and th u s hasten
M a.'iy. people don ate d hooks lo Beam an, d ire c to rs . A ll e x c e p t S ills , day and T ue sd a y n ig h ts, and a h a s
M on d a y
b ra ria n . in h e r a n im a l rcp m l lo tin-
M . C . M l. C a rm e l o f W a lla W a lla : S is te r
Ih e lib r a r y d u rin g th e paid ye a r, w h o comes fro m C o rn e liu s , are h ig h o f 54 F rid a v a fte rn o o n , ac- G u e rn s e y b u ll c a lf fro m
W ilfo r d D avis, w h o ph 'a d gmll.s lib r a r y board.
th e d ra in a g e o f la n d in th e w e s t
f c o rd in g to A W M oore, b io lo g ic a l F le m m in g at T ro u td a le . T h e dam M a rg a re t M o o re o f St
th e lib r a ria n rep o ile d Last w eek fro m Forest G rove , ro u te one
E liz a b e th section o f th e c o u n ty , d e ve lo p m e n ts'
l«> m a n s la u g h te r charges g ro w in g
Book c ir c u la tio n fo r Iasi
ai* a set o f Ih e "B u sin e ss M a n ’s C o m ­
was th e m o th e r o f F le m m in g 's w o rld h o s p ita l in Y a k im a : and tw o b ro - in th e e a s t-c o u n ty se cto r w i l l be o f
T lu -n d n re R W a rre n , fie ld secre­ s u rv e y re p re s e n ta tiv e here.
out o f Hi«' death o f R a lp h P ra h l. ju m p e d a to ta l n f 1597 o v e r
re c o rd c o w a nd th e 18 nearest dam s ! th e rs : R e ve re n d Pius L M oore. S im p o rta n c e to la n d -o w n e rs in th o
Ih e
fa ta lly in ju re d in an a u h u n n b ilc m u rk lo r 19311. w ith c h ild r e n ’s book., m e rc ia l L a w ' was denah-d by M rs. ta ry o f th e A m e ric a n Je rse y C a t­
o f th e s ir m ade an a v e ra g e o f o v e r J o f San Jose. C a lif , and H ugh D a ir y ereek area.
sm ashup in N o v e m b e r. 193«. was a c c o u n tin g fo r lh ■ increase G a in in C h a rle s l.a m k in fo r use in Hie r e f ­ tle clu b , presented fo u r ree ls o f
800 p o u n d s o f fa t.
M o o re o f B anks
m o tio n p ic tu re s , in c lu d in g scenes
Jo h n T h o rn b u rg h o f F orest G ro v e ,
Kent d ic e d Io «»ne y e a r in Ih e state I 'l i e i i l a l m n o f th e ju v e n ile w o rk s erence d e p a rtm e n t
H is son. W illia m , b o u gh t fro m
M r M o o re also leaves a w id o w a m e m b e r o f th e state p la n n in g
W a s h in g to n S a v in g s A- L oan as­
ta ke n al Ih e O reg o n s p rin g shows
p e n ite n tia ry S a tu rd a y m o rn in g by a m o u n te d to 2034 fo r Ih e year,
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Land-owners
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Roy Merchant
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