The Hillsboro argus., March 10, 1938, Image 1

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illsboro, Oregon, Thlli’NÜiiy, Mnich 10, I93H
\ olunte I I.
Hillu to Have
New Building,
Voters Decide
Oregon City Nine Men as
Field Assessors
Trial Here on
Venue Change
Enter Rae<
Kerkman to
Seek Post as
County Judge
Nili«* fli’hl M»»«'lUloni. WolkltiM Uh’
County As.srsRor
h«*gan work in
J E
\ ui mu* sert ion» of thr count y dm
und V* ill nil)
mg tin'
linur until wmk in their vm un»
Commiuioner File* for
Clacknmna Deputy’* Trini
monili»
In
Figures turned in by Hie nine field
mi'll will be combined with those
given by the state tax commission
to form the ba»*’ for tin’ Bt3U lax
levy In Washington county. Car-
Post Wednesday; He**,
lu
ability.
t Sheriff Ma»
Mi-
Kei km.m
as county com*
at the same time
d T Templeton,
idge He is sec-
charge He maintained in affidavit»
that he coulil not receive a fair trial
in Clackamas counky tuxaux«’ of
Ilia ti ial
■■
of Hillsboro
k In an of*
r I
•unty
A J
ig at a determination
republican nomination
Judge o f Washington
as been
ith a firm
Aft. i
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tomu
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K
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tern of
Ï this
» fulfi men
I rout«- 2 Mw. rd J
«hu W E Hu
e O P Fordi
•on.
bring t*> tie
bon of the
and
4
I
from
Low Bidders
ittenti »n
nay duty t
ng to tin
Ed
Fore
UIIIMh
W Cm
Willard A
n re
home:
J
Mildi
Hor
rd by
TI
John-
For-
Hdl'
Hughe
Mctzg
tun» Friday,
I
it
»hei iff John W
Bid
have
an $11.IHM) figure
•m
So
Major
H
committee
names of
n
pletc th*' project cam«'
■fficial approval
K
named I nd list r i.s I Line Plantird
Patterson
Legion; from th
th
running
from South Dermi» to
Engeldingrr, American Lc
Jlh Adam on West Washington
luxiha^^ Mrs W B Manley
it will connect with
I > A
R. and Captain Arthur É
Bog’Ts
Kroeger. national guard
also named Mayor J H Garrett. W Wi st Mam from Ebert
Verne McKinney, Argus «*ditor;
order
.Mrs M. M Romig. Parent-Teacher terms of the
V Taylor (J
president.
abandon
S W V commander
on the committee
Major Bagnall's communication
the
I sludge pump
stated that th*- Oreg<*n committee
is endeavoring to have a statewide plant, City Manager George W Me
observance of Army day this year,
with aonrotiriate ceremonies in all
Bid» nubmittf*d by thre«* oth«*r
firms wer«- Georg«- W Lmd. Port­
times,' land $13.994 25 Leonard A Slat«’
in
the
Bagnall said, “we must r«*aliz.o th«* Multnomah. $14,525 3 », Sup«-r i <» r
nerd for a capable national drfimsc.
$11
To further this, we urge co-opera­ 262 05
tion and interest of all patriotic
I
Faultfinders Verdenius
Target in Rotary Talk
¡S
1
his explanation of current F.uro|» an
trouble, he blamed over-population
for a majority of the difficulty, de­
let bun take a trip to Europe anil claring ther*’ nr*' too many different
sec for himself." declared Thomas types of peopl«’ in a comparatively
Holluti*l. Verdenius
A Verdenius, of th*' Portland Am­ small space
ericanization Council.
p*aking at said, i the size of Harney county in
Eastirn Oregon. Harmy county.
Thursday's Rotary luncheon
"Any alien who finds fault can
ent of 6 IXMI. while ther*’ m e II 500,•
(8)0 in Holland today.
for a ticket from New York to
Current ideas among Europ«' s
ticrc. and if th*’ alien can't pay it.
io thr number of children,
the gov*'i nm«'nt will.
Verdenius
silted
Mm olmi of­
continued
I wish 1 were Madam*'
fne Italian bambinos;
Perkin for a day Hany Bridge;
and a couple of boatloa« ■ of others Hiller offers wedding loans lo
like him would be headed away young G* rinati couples. Io be can-
' off n» offspring appear; Stal-
fr«>m our shores before night W<- celled
all have a right not to like things, in and the Soviets regard childbeai •
get «»nt and go some- ing by unwed mother» as "patri-
where els*' if we think they've got
As a result of all this, th*' Aitwi I-
a better .system.
Europe
• No on«* can be loyal to two na- raniz.nturn councilman .aid,
siilit
with
international
dissen-
Hons he Ims to pick
ns. and internally *aeh country
And here in the Unite*! States we
hu it own seriouÄ economi«' prob-
don't, want any European ism
Nazism, Fanism or Communism Al lem Living condii ions ar«’ dcplor-
nbl* in some |ihic*'s. rm.'ly over
come up to American .standard:;
Americanism." h*' said
"Americans or nt least 70 p*’r cent
Sneaks on Recent irlp
Verdenius. a naturalized Amen- of them enjoy .such things ns elec­
.mz.n and native of
■ tric or gas stoves, > * fl ig*'l utol'S, ra
aiitomohi1*’s."
he
averred,
talked before Rotarians on th. sub dios.
.. ct of ' Eur.ip* A Warning to Am­ "while in Europe loss than 10 per
erica
and told of ins <
' cent of the people have those
and observations while on a six tilings, and always look upon them
(CMItlauad on p,xr i, luiumn 1J
month»' Europear, tnp lust year 1»
but it'
< i n. and
abid
Buckley
of
Multnomah took
mneed Monday the
mp of Hillsboro citi-
lay on W* dm -day, Apr
Hugh s
Rogen w
chairman, with Paul I
represm
V
Fred It
black
his mouth.
foam
thought it might hav
Or
Work *>n th*-
The
have
anii balloting followrxl
WPA Projeel rianiird
By th«- overwhelming uffirmativi’
vote directors of the union high
school district ar*1 authorised to sell
$«»»i worth of
than Hue, mid one hidf per i » nt
Ì of 11500 rach yeai until all war
from
tant» arc in by
4 on
nows WPA labor
the proposed wot
M 1’ l ady Hie
ntgdc a WPA w
the pkmo voted by di>tiut patron»
adopted by
.oI dlatrlct in the
o n
Thorvald
hit and-run
tound guilty on one
Imcnts by a circuit
«st week which re­
turned
mendntion for aiiwncy
He was
given 10 days in which to file mo­
tion for a new trial
Wilson.
■ >n
Tax Deadline
and partially through r*
M-h "*>i channels, ibi» cours
■trurtion »pvcializ*’» in
of
III
cultural nature
including
mutrly
FFA members ami other guests,
was planm*d bv t h «• 39 charter
nu-fnlmrs of th« Hilisboio unit and
Recommendations
Livc-at-Home
is next
ing to O R Hemsing. chief tax
in th*’ office of Sheriff
Jolm W Connell
All rebates end Tuesday,
first
instai Imeni
begin
drawing Interest. Hemsing airi, al-
though no penalty payments ar«*
a
<-d any more To corin' under
the dcadlim . all taxes must hr paid
thr sheriff’s office by I
Tuesday. or must he mnlled so as
to be postmarked not later than
March 15.
Foderai incorni' tax payment» are
on Friday, April I but may be paid
in half-year in.stallmrnts if over
$10 For $ltl or less, full payment
must I»' made on April I
Hike llatr Set
July 17 luis bci'ii picked us the
date *>f Ihr Mount Hood hlk«’
Boy Scout» of lb*' Hillsboro dis­
trict, H was animiinccd this week
Ch in Blrakm-j «if Tigard will act
ax guidi* on the I ikr.
Hits New High
Spring has brought more than
casual ilowrrinR
«» f 1111 Is boro
plants. With it has blossonu-d
< ut an Argus classlfird advrrtis
ing page u hich Is I h c largest
weekly nani ad section in this
Ariual count reveals IM daaal-
fled ads Included, with particu­
larly heavy gains n«»ted in xec-
tions devoted to plants, horse*,
I oultry, and real catate.
Wise
shopprrx a n *1 Heller», realizing
value of well - tini*'*! ela»»ifled
ads. are looking forward to a
lui’y spriiiK throtiKh th*' medium
if the Arguii eins'ifii'il page,
"Wa* hingtoii county’« great mar­
ket place.’*
broke
int«
• predicted that Bonne*
Howland, i
ies
mstruc
of special
rate
: nguri . of the
Commission. Ross
■d cost of prodoc-
Fred Hau
uch
Fu
T un Gregg
H
us
Bouck«'
Washington county farm home­
maker» co-operating in thr re­
habilitation program of the Farm
Security admintidratlon are plan­
ning a "IIvr-at-homc" program for
the coining y*’iu that will provide
for a maximum of family neds
with ii minimum of cash cxpcndl-
Hawvrr. home man-
for this dis-
vegetables and meats on hand and
to make careful estimates of our
yeai
Mrs Hawvcr said "Perhaps
we should plan for an additional
h«»g t<> butcher, an increased sup-
ply of butter, milk or eggs Plan
for a mor*’ adequate
hand In hand with the food pres­
ervation program W a :, h i n g 1 o n
county is especially adapted to the
variety of gar-
den vegetables."
Bulletins on any particular gar­
den crop, ns well as methods of
be obtained
iiest control.
can
through thr rehabilitation or coun-
ty agent's office. A dcc.idrd Intcr-
est in keeping of farm and home
records is bring manifestrd. Each
year's records should show some
progress toward th*' "liv<'-a!-home”
program with less outside expendl-
turcs and more of t b e family
needs supplied from the farm.
Kramien Plans
Store Changes
ConNtruction of an entirely new
"stri'iimlincd" sturi’ front for the
Palm Drug store on East Main
street I» cxjw’ctcd to begin this
wfx’k. ucci nd ing to L. C Kramien.
proprietor
T. Ainge, Porlhmrl contractor
who handled the extensive remod-
cling job for the Commercial Na-
tional bank Incated in the »nine
building with the Palm Drug store.
Ims been tendered th*’ contract for
th*' job, which will cost $I5H<> The
enlranc*’ now on one side of the
store, will hi’ located in tin’ center,
ami th*' entire »tori' front will be
rebuilt mid Mirfnced with black and
green plate vltriolile finish.
Kramien expects to have Hw pro­
ject completed shi rtly after April
I. Local workmen will be uned
throughout the job, it was .stated
nk
in cash
F
R
kilow
installation.
on and Beduction
<if Wn hington county at
t in,
He succeeds H
Cedar Mill
B
with additional capacity of 104.000
kilowatt
wen asked for.
will be required
Find-
of
the first time in I:
distribution. consumer
Il h
an opportunity to assis
in formulation of the rates they
will pay. Ross said, in announcing
offa
include* Don
Remi
Cous«
Jamo Moot«'
Mott Statement
Work Starts
on Building
Excavation s I a r f e d Wednesday
morning on a new two-story build­
ing on North Third avenue for Dr.
Nicol. The veterinary hos-
II
of Doctors Nicol. Alinqilist
and Bean will occupy the first
floor and Iwo apartments will be
provided for on the second story.
The structure, which will be
by «7 (eel next t<> Sahnow's gar-
age, will b*’ of til*’ an.t concreto
construct ion Acl’.lph Mohr lx the
contractor and work
piel cd by May 15.
The building now occupied by
the veterinarians was sold several
months ago to Grange Phelps and
Harry C. Hill.
New Manager Takes
Over Food Store
Ed Nuttall, formerly stationed In
here W*d
Oregon City.
n* sday morning Io take over man­
agership of the Hillsboro Columbia
Foods company »tore.
Nuttall xticceeda Glenn Camp
bell,’ manager here for the past
five years, who has been trans­
ferred to managership of the Park-
roso branch of the store,
pc ^)le • money will pay for
iect. and they should have
rtunity to say what sort of
rates they should pay." be declared.
"I hop*’ all points of view, public
the
manager of the
the hearing."
Everyone attending the hearing
(( untinurd on page 5. column 2>
and
trustee of tiie Hillsbor*
sociated Employers, at
meeting Monday night
Merchants
will
final» This amount will be divided
into$15, first. $10 second. $5. third.
$1 fourth. $2 fifth Date of the
contest finals will be announced
on the evening of the audition
Wide Variety Entered
Among the 40 acts entered thus
far are acrobatic dancers, a harp
nod piano duet, guitar numbers,
tap and soft sho«’ dancers, violin­
ist-. quartets.
"tig and dancers,
pianist», neenrdt" i soloists, Imiwr-
•onatoi • ' ing* I - including n mix­
ed sextet, inonologists. imitators,
nn electric Hawaiian guitar num­
ber. and a harmonica expert
Entries have come from Gaston.
Blink' . North Blains. Forest Grove.
Hillsboro and surrounding Commu-
nities. Cornelius. Aloha Beaverton.
Virtually
Tigard and Sherwood
the whole county will he repre-
sented by th*’ time the entry lists
close on audition night, committee
members said
Hillsboro Unit
Howard Hadley
Door Slamming
Impolite, But
m
Immediate development of phos­ man. the organization voted to
phate mines In Idaho and Montana change the mini*' in keeping with
the name of th*- state organization,
which was recently formed at a
two-da> Salem meeting, attended
They by .1 H Garrett. R W Well J’ A
also demand*'*! immediatr enact­ Andi rson and ( •orge Selfridge of
ment of th*- Patman bill |>ertaming Hillsboro
W Weil was named
to operation and ownership of Fed­
f
th«*
Hillsboro
eral Ib sen«’ bunks
L C Kramien guve n talk on ad­
vantages of public ownership for
powei and illustrated bis spc-ch ers is to promote good will and
with a chart prepared with infor­ good freling between employi’rs and
mation taken (rom the Congres-
attacks upon both groups All em-
Th*’ Genzer brothers entertained
with several musical numbers, fol­ urea, including storeowners in and
lowed bv the union's decision to out of Hillsboro, farmers and all
sponsor them in the coming Amer­ other merchants are eligible to join
ican Legion amateur contest this the orgatuzation. it was announced
month.
The Hillsboro district is not intend­
County prizes of $2 for second ed only for those living in Hillsboro
place and $1 for third wer«’ offered or employing a large number Any-
(4'nnlinurd on pace N. column 3)
for the junior essay contest coming
uj> soon, for w hich the state organ-
— first
*
Izatlon offi rs a $5
prize Next
m m
meeting w ill be April 2 at
Legion hall.
Hear Power Talk
Charles Herb reported that the
Farmers' Union Livestock Commis-
sion company is now on its feet and
dends soon Herb declared t he com­
pany is considering feasability of
putting .1 ti uck In the count) to
pick up farmers' stock It was also
announced that th«* Pacific .Supply
Co-operative will soon open a Port­
land warehou.se
Argus Editor to
Head Newsmen
W Verne McKinm’y, editor of th«’
Hillsboro Argus,
was re-elected
pKsident of th«» Yamhill-Washing­
ton County Publishers’ asstx’iation
at a meeting, sponson’d by th«* Ore­
gon Newsnnp«'r Publishers’ associn-
tion at Hillsh«uo Pharmacy Friday
evening
Robert Harper of th«' Newberg
Scrib«* was nam«*d vice president,
and Adelnid«' V Lake of th«' Sheri­
dan Sun. is secretary !reiisin er <»f
th«' association
President Alton
Baker and Arne Ba«' manager of
the Oregon Newspaper Publishers'
association, gave short talks M«'m-
hers vobM in favor of entering th«*
two-county organization in the stat«*
Retup hr «»ne of tlv' units in a new
stute organization plan.
dam w ill cost $74 'H4 ’
$42 181.175 has been
: " w • r At U m pH I
y are available, Ross said, and
commission bus set $11.682.400
the power allocation. Requests
principally from public
: in excess of available
i Jock i
J
muun al num-
including gui-
Hugh Kmg and ac-
Mlchacl Van-
. Hclnric
Hilblxiro
M* mb<-t . of Washington county
mitteetnen In < hai g* At ' hi
ol the audittons competent judges unit of th*- Farmer' Union passed a
resolution at their meeting in Hills
will s-1. ' U m M
the finals, slated
n slntement to the
for the Venetian theatre some tun*
totaling $.15
trict.
"We find this season of thr
a most appropriate timi*
itale for payment of first
installments of 1938 taxes
public utility district election on
Ro:
administrator
April 8. J
of tin’ Bonneville Dam. develop-
provoked thu
Mond
ville po
•hup
ashington
», at 7 3Ö in
the chamber of commerce quartets at a legion meeting hert
it w .* announced by Jake Weil. p*>»t commander
M
Tax League Head
fires in both pro
flared brighter in
• I m * cuiHiurti'd ¡< a reg-
<»f th«- Futur«* Farn.« i<
Arraiig’inrnts for the
Remi
< ntrants in
Christine
Battle fronts on th*’ Northwest Oregon Bonneville Peo­
ple's 1’tilitv district special elet tion i »tie saw continued
action during the past week, with meetings held some­
where in Washington county each night, and heads of
opposition camps making various statements concerning
the coming eh’ction anti its issues.
camp*
trip to th«* Kan^.e
M G<M’dman. hgh
taught this year at Hill lwuo high
gave a short afidi
•ch*>«>l fot the fust time Financed
Amateur Contest Audition
Set for Friday, March 25
by
uty Sheriffs Corneliu* and Ireland
jail
in
and
Charges Misquotation of State Report
Giantink' of the immey assured
Smith It iglu»
with many more «-xp«-ctrd to pour in during the r«-maining two ur« k*
Enti n .s will I m * a<c«-ptr<l up to and including th«- night of th«’ audition'
Wilson. M
Ho
land.
Ross Makes Announcements; R. Easter
the «harter
A(t*r »light change», the corutllii-
B Bennett .«nd A I.
tiitlon eommittr«’. m
4H unit.
Rev
• Be
me
will
»«.dm. 4 member of the
adjourned to the la:
court chambers when
Carr
Hi!
in
her
of 4«J . tute chapters
. Hut. d B M Goo*
W Kumua and I’
r H p in inveì mg Chosen chairman of the meeting «1
M
Monday
midnight, having
ly explained the project und
They
shortly
krr. Hill.sb'uo route 3. Walter C
Heaton, Hillsboro rout«- 2. Ge*»rgx
Hillsboro
America *
which
200 Washington
gathered In the
it renaming it the Tax F<|ualualH»n
They will re and Hrductlon I*vague «»f Washing­
ton
County, and riveting J
M
for first duty
"Jork
Vuiidri/an<1rn. Roy funner.
succeeding II
Hul la C nm-ll Hillsboro route I
Mill farmer
•• Mcvri*. Buxton. Hrlen K Rn» Findley
and Beaverton mill-owner Stormy
Forasi t
Erick
mlmerieh
Hillsboro rout*' moments maiked the session •» pro­
las ics Beaver- ponents of the public utility district
George Fran
ought to vote*- their arguments
.' .hu I Ma
Rose King A
William J
1.
M
Hlll»l
J< hn PuboU HBl»bor<> i
Wer i
4.» ch«».-»«Mi vier pirMd«*nt
Hllbb
Jam*
Thomas
r*t m Thomas
Beaver
odln. Hilbbot
* The
of
Public Utility Vote
Drawing Attention
und wer« not In- Jam«-» M< Alhhh-r of Enlrrpri»«-.
final count, accoid
who wn • unuhh* to b«- pr«-«cnt H«’
!t KaniiuUon meeting of the Washing
be the last
utr
iur
Hill iboi o unit's rhm t**i
firmi < hnrtrr In th«* Oregon stat«'
$tk»M> W al l uni issue. lo be redeem- organization at Thursday night *
<d over a four-yiai pi'tmd wa» 69 bunqu«*t held
(oc and 31 agaiiiat A total **f 103
milking the prcwntutlon
three
villi m» rey rt madr
*
Approved, 69 to 31i
nuun
Vanderzanden
until Judgi- Hen-
from F d *» ì I. an-
the venu»
dnek
nmt
“In nr
Shown
d aie Allan He»*; nmthwr»l
*d county, Harold Jensen,
Forest Grove; William Beal, Cor-
Hillsbop* union lugli school will
and
vicinity,
Frank
S
nelin»
Ma*» Clack-
SludcM. merchandia** mid bu»in*’»x bav*’ o new Smltli-Hughri vota
tional education bulidnut. m addi­
in entire county. Floyd
w Ith
ivul property
h
tion to a new athletic fudd grand
Sherwood amt Tigard ar«*a.
a
sound piooftsl
manual
Chase, Hilla stand
Moore Scholls;
slutted to boro, Freil Kobcrslcm. Gaston and training room, and a lomti te flooi
statute
Judge It Frank Peters'circuit court VI* UUty and Hoy Rurst. northeast rd Innin building ba-.emeut u ■ the
in Hillsboro on a change of venue
announced last week by Circuit
Herman D
Kerkman. twice-
1’ited county commissioner, will
ek
republican muiunation a s
untv judge, he announced this
eek He filed for that post with
nmly Clerk W A Tupper Wed-
Future Farmer of America ban-
They witnessed pre; entation of the
$6000 Warrant laaur
Many Improvement« Set
Grand Juror* to Meet
Í
Ei
Banqueters Witness FLA Charter Award
Slamming the door in a person’s
face isn't quite up to Emily Post
standards, but in th«- opinion of
Garfield Garthofncr. 655 E. Wash­
ington street, it’s very effective in
some instances.
When the doorbell rang at his
home about 11
m
Saturday,
Garthofncr invi
ted. only to
have a gun poked into his ribs by
an impolite visitor, described as
about 20 years old. five feet eight
inches tall, light haired and wear­
ing a light suit, with the informa­
tion that "This is a holdup." Throw­
ing etiquette to the winds. Garth-
ofner jumped to one side and slam­
med the door.
The discourteous late- e v e n i n g
caller departed. Garthofncr report­
ed to sheriff s office, having been
matched insult-for-insult
Free Solo Flying Course
Prize in Essay Contest
An <
county high school students, with
a free solo flying course as i prize,
is being sponsored by the Hills-
boro Aviation dub accort
announcement by
Preside nt Ed
Ball Essay topic is "Why 1 Want
to Learn to Fly"
Grand prize for class I will be
a co.nplcie solo flying course, to
be given at Hillsboro air|)ori, with
paid. Student must
all expimse
be IK years old or more (boy or
must have parents' consent
: than 21 years of age and
must
bureau of air
commcii'e «lector. Examination is
fre«’ to the winner. If wintier fails
to pass the examination the writer
will be
of the
free airplan*’ rid*’ from Hillsboro
airport to Salem and ri’turn. This
i
I
■
’
E:
shall not contain mote
than 250 words, nor les: s than ICHI,
and judging will bo on originality,
sincerity and aptness of thought.
Fancy composition will be of no
advantage. Entries must be left at
th«’ entry's school principal's of­
fice not later than March 31.
Judges w ill be Mayor J H Gar­
rett. Orange Bbclps and W Verne
McKinney. Judges' decision Will
be final.
All instructions will be given
pilot
by Edward J. Ball.
No 7336. in an airplane licensed
by the federal government. Stu­
dents with previous flight training
are not eligible for this contest.
Pool I se Granted
f the Pacific university
swimming pool in Forest Grose
has been granted for every Thurs­
day night from 7:30 to 10 p. m. for
Mariners of the Hillsboro district.
announced by
H e n r y
Hl years of age. boy or girl. it
Schmuck
local .scout
leader.
Scout
Winner must
have parents'
written,
..............
ronsent In addition the writer of i began using the pool last Thurs-
the next best essay ft
school will be given a fre«' 15- ' The arrangement will be con-
minute airplane ride, winners ui I tinned until the close of university
clashes in June.
grand prizes excluded.
than
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