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HILLSBORO Page Four ARGUS TT I L L S B 0 R O , OREGON Highlights in the HYeA's News Funeral services f< Couture, pioneer dau mgton county, who Under Way Thursday. Vpril 14 ent Roosevelt asks Olive edera ■cited P«Niple to end UI Ai'Kl AP Rood road. Tll«*sday morning "lien COW is major aid to economic San Rafael trade paper publish declares labor department I; stalling tn Bridges call in hots' u lines dept Adams suffered minor burn , on tin' hands and arms in subduing the blaze. reported for Mr $25 For Life S.irah Hillsbor held afternoon at Donelson FOR SAI F 2Q acres de .• in. Good house, barn, chicken hou e g. followed by ritualistic $425 will handle Mac i<-nt by officers of the Pythian ALOHA REALTY CO 7p 'empie of which sh«' was .1 member. Interment in Fir HORSE Lawn cemetery UMdl John Deere Bar plow, s E E 1 Wyss. . Aloha rup. t.iK'l Hollenbeck. W II Bos- Wright Mi Clyde FOR RENT Foui room fiiriiislud aiMi tment " dll bath. $18 125 W i in Maine had lived in since 1878 and BALED mile south Witch in Hillsboro sine 1908 Her hus- band. Charles E Shore' dust in Hazel s held in Trial of Ray Gillespie Ed Gree ide talk Chapel Burla hlldrcn to ley and Wallace Webster. Forest action to was in Corneliu: check depression imperative and Grove union members, on charges cemetery T u e s declares that dictatorship might be of assault and battery growing out dav afternoon of altercations at Al’s Oasis on Oc Couturc alternativ c M rs tober 30 1937. began i n circuit from unemploy a s b o r n in tatorships court late Tuesday afternoon with and insecurity Plains, ment selt'etion of the jury. Drast icalt' revised daughter of the Trial proceedings got under way bill pn nted by labor committee marked the band Wednesday, with William A Lord ated tn 1 n i tn u m in hous Thom, R m Hillsboro for defending the trio. An attempt 25 cents an hour wage to star nehus a number of years last Friday when was made some time ago to secure JO cents in th re«' increase the 1; i mined 1- and the Hillsboro high school and B a change of venue for the trial, years tber o f W Barnes junior high school bands which was refused by the court in zke this pioneer's presented a full-length program at awarded Lillian Lawler .1 by longshoremen. family. the high school auditorium damages of $1583 by a jury Tues Mrs. Couture is F E Bushnell, music director of day in her suit against Columbia s u r V 1 ' e d b y Roosevelt administration projects the two schools, conducted the one daughter. Eliza county for injuries said to have plan to tax salaries of officeholders five daughter Mrs Nellie Gord program, which saw th«' junior high Hillsboro been received on a n unrepaired D< and income from future U S bonds school band appearing first, fol county road near St Helen- Th«' Mrs Gladys Grenfell. Mrs. I day evening. after Clapp and Mrs Ina Larson. Spanish rebels reach sea and di- in lowed by several intermission case had been brought here on a Portland, and Mrs Delia Gulli numbers featuring instrumentalists change of venue some time ago. Mrs Shorcv and her late hus Hollywood. Cal . a son. Lester of the bands The high school band band celebrated their sixtieth wd Home Entered and then ding anniversary in October. 1932. G. C. Davis, who lives on the Couture of Portland, and fu u r band- massed Scholls Ferry road near Sylvan, re grandchildren. — cut courtesy at their home in this city nounccs determination to beat Gov 300 ported his house broken into and Oregon Journal. ernor Martin for re-election. attendisi the concert. articles stolen last week Charles McLachlan. 55-year-old M H Carter was booked in coun I s Angeles painter admits attack ty jail last week on a charge of ob ing and killing 7-ycar-old Jenny taining money under false pre tenses He was arrested by Port- Saturila' \pril 18 land police (Continued from page 1) Four boys were admitted to the t re a s u r Italy and Gr at Britain sign Alleged forgery oun o understand why the Hillsboro Cub pack at Tuesday checks led L M. Latta, alias James friendship treaty British life line Voter registration book the night's court ".raid appoint persons to meeting in David Hill school. J Doyle. 24 into the waiting arms to Far East resp cd War threat May 20 primary elections R;.y Miller. J.irne of the United States secret service the election boards whom t h c y softened tn Europe. evivnng. with ; know are n >w precinct commit- Spanish rebels head north along number of registrations and reg Fleming and Clayton Schultz were last week. He was held in county- ten men. and would be likely to jail hen- one night pending securing coast Desperate loyalists attempt to stration changes recorded, accord- all granted bob-cat certificates, em file again, and then notify them block rebels of the first step in cubbing of complaint Ing to County A. Tup- blematic that they are not eligible to hold Donald Engeldmger was given a Ann Lasich. young Sherwood woman, was arrested Monday by both positions” ancse in Southern Shantung prov Number of ne" registrations had Judge Templeton cited Sheriff Connell and Deputy SI ■ riff ince >t been determined yesterday. Hallie Ireland for the Seattle de election laws, from section 36-202 Eastern Oregon wool growers re but it \ estimated that about and Ben Faber the Oregon Code of 1930. which s pshearers union tective division on a charge of for of states that members of election or that all wool bear the union label, half the registrations transacted coni«' him t gery. Wolf badge Lorane Bruce Anderson, arrested counting boards shall "not be a Open -hep i ilicj will be followed, ty. The bulk of new registrations his tenderfe an elective office for American was said to have come front new were given by State Policeman Waldron Mon candidate >r at the ensuing d an in new An- settlers from “dust-bowl" states Christensen. Robert Holznagel. El day. pleaded guilty Tuesday to a lumber roy Schindler and Wayne Faber - treaty asked by of Nebraska and the Dakotas charge of being drunk on the high- election " In addition, he said, an oral opinion from District Attor Plans were made for conducting way and was fined $25 and costs. or M ney G. Russell M >rgan was to the softball play for the Cubs during ounty labor terrorist giv- Cow Missing ■ the summer, beginning at the dose J. V Benscoter of Pumpkin Ridge effect that precinct committeeman en three ear penitentiary term. of school. Den number 6 presented reported disappearance or theft of candidates cannot serve. lunday \pril 17 Scott, however, stated In order the principal stunts at the April a nine-year-old Jersey cow and a tv of new European to get the highest possible inter Possibil meeting. Jersey heifer some time during the alignment to preserve peace seen pretation of the law. I have to past month. It was feared that the Elvin C Lamb, who was superin day consulted the office of the France moving to join Britain and cows may have been butchered. tendent of the local Carnation plant Fire Causes Damage Chief of Police A. C McGuire of attorney general at Salem, and I Italy- 20 years ago. died in Portland last Fir«' destroyed a large section of Japanese prepare for huge offen Forest Grove reported two tires find that on April 14. 1932. he ren Thursday and funeral services were the roof on the horn«' of Mr. and dered an opinion to the district sive in China. stolen from a trailer belonging to held in ¿ ’ ortland Monday Interment Mrs. John Adam- four and a half Chairman Hamilton of republican attorney of Benton county to the Harry Bartlett last week. effect that a judge or clerk o f national committee attacks idea of was in West Hills Memorial park. miles south of Hillsboro on the Deceas«'d is survived by the election is not disqualified as such pump priming and asks encour id. a Mr Bertha Lamb A neph by reason of his name appearing agement to business rather than ew. H W McKenzie, is employed on a primary nominating election spending. If it's about Radio A F of L backs new wage-hour at Weil s store. Winners at the Monday Easter ballot as candidate for the office He left the local condenser in of central committeeman. bill. egg roll of the second grade at March. 1919. Monday. April 18 the Peter Boscow school were: Told to Stick "In accordance with this opin- Colonel Martin, bantam egg. 1st: Dr Townsend, pension plan lead Tom Dinsmore. Rhode Island Red ion." Scott informed, "I ant ad- er. pardoned by President Roose Demonstration Given 2nd: Roger Barber White Leghorn vising the democrats who have velt as he was about to enter Wash Wilbur Dillon. Hillsboro fire mar egg. 3rd: William McDonald. Rhode been appointed on the election ington. D C. jail to serve a 30-nay shal. gave a demonstration of var Island Red. 4th. Fifteen eggs were boards that their having filed for sentence for contempt of a house ious types of fire extinguishers and precinct committeeman does not committee. in the contest their particular uses at the April disqualify them from serving on Recommendation for a $2.800.000 Officers Elected the election boards. This being appropriation to install two new meeting of the Washington county Firemen s association held in Beav Fifth grade officers for new- the opinion of the attorney gen term arc Jack Siegrist. president: eral I presume the democratic generating units at Bonneville dam erton Tuesday. goes to house. Carl Christensen. Portland fire Edward Burnett, vice - president; party in the county and the state Senator McNary demands tha’ U. department member, entertained Gloria McGuire, secretary; Bobby will uphold our members in their S. shoulder a bigger share of Wil the group of 29 county fire-fighters MacKenzie. song leader; Lynn Hall rights." lamette valley project. with a number of songs Plans were syid Jane Vinton, health officer.-. In response to Scott's assertion Rivers and creeks in Northern set for the next meeting of the or- Frank MGec postman and Ruth that the county clerk's office has Idaho go on rampage and mine gnr.izntion nt C-.r- . l Mae IC Beach, librarian families flee homes. Trains turned Fourth Grade—Peter Boscow can serve on the election board . back by water. Officers elected for last s i x whose name appears as commit Departmen’ of labor says Harry Play Friday weeks were Donald Miller, presi teeman candidate. Templeton said Bridges' deportation proceedings BEAVERTON — Beaverton high “ No democrats have been noti dent: Jack Searcy, vice-president; will be secret. school senior class will presi While You Shop fied or asked to quit either post." Clayton Schultz, secretary: Patricia Mayor Dore of Seattle dies. play. "The Tin Hero." a fai in He termed the entire situation a Cyrus, desk inspector; Fred Corn, three acts. Friday at 8 p m. in Tuesday. April 19 or mail carrier: Wayne Faber, milk "tempest in a teapot" and de State supreme court reverses de the high school gym. The two man; Lois Jean Jones, librarian; clared that in all probability the leads will be played by J a c k While Y ou Work Dale Latimer, health inspector: county court will not take any cree of Judge Kanzler. which held Grauer and Barbara Jane Field.-. 1935 Oregon marketing act uncon Stuart Richardson, song leader: Ar action on the subject this year. Henry L. Hess of La Grande, stitutional. thur Westcott, cloak room inspec Drive in to our convenient Bl ILDING PERMITS Henry Oleen in statement charges tor. Mrs. Pau! Patterson brought democratic candidate for gover parking space—hist follow dirty work in effort to get him to nor. and Howard Costigan, execu City of Hillsboro a treat for the entire room in hon the Yellow Arrow. or of her daughter's birthday Mon tive secretary of the Washington withdraw from democratic guber F Shackelford. 505 West Wal federation. and natorial race and refuses to with nut. home addition, by self. day afternoon. Jean Wilmarth of Commonwealth Mitchell. S. D, a new pupil. Her others will speak at the Forest draw “at request of any political William Briot. 105 North with- nis avenue. $200. alterations Den- father has been transferred to a Grove union high school auditori gang or individual." a n d drawal request of group, which in um at 8 p. m. Friday. April 29. position in the local cannery. roofing, by self. duced Henry Hess to file, sought Krpublican Meet Set A E Hanley. $3 (MX). Republicans of the county will perjury. office building on South Seenni William O'Connell, business agent avenue, Adolph Mohr, contractor gather in Hillsboro on Thursday- for Garage and Service Station at- evening. May 5. for a mass meet OPENING CARNIVAL 18 months' term ing and rally at the high school, tendants. Finds Body it was announced this week by in penitentiary on plea of guilty Robert T O'Brien of Hill.-boro County Judge Donald T. Temple to spraying acid on automobile in found the mangled body of Frank Portland. ton. central committee chairman. Oliver Ziegler, who was run over Portland All candidates for nomination by the republican party will be pres league ball game in Portland to by a train in Portland Monday. with Selfridge I urniturc (o. ent and will be given an opportu Sacramento 4-3 in 12 innings. Lieutenant-Governor Vic Meyers nity to present their platform in a "The Great Market Place o f Phone 21X Hillsboro short talk. Templeton said, includ of Washington declares he will Washington County" — the Argus ing all candidates from United call special legislative session of rlaMified page. List your wants m States senator and governor down legislature while Governor Clar- ihese columns. •f lo all county office-seekers. The encc Martin is out of state. Labor department announces Hillsboro high school band will Admission 25c Harry Bridge immune to deporta furnish music for the meeting. tion proceedings for at least a year. Ladies Free Tiltil 9 p in. Wednesday. April 20 Dance Every Saturday Nite Senate unemployment and relief committee demand prompt repeal of undistributed profit, tax and drastic modification of capital gain Mr Josephine Rilli Quintali. formerly of Hillsboro day in Portland and funeral ser Ask Your Grocer for vices were held Tuesday morning at the Mt Scott Funeral Home, McCORMICK-DEERING with concluding services and in terment at the Hillsboro cemetery Can not be told from new-. Has low mileage Mrs. Quintali is survived by two Grade A daughters and one son. Mrs. Letha Strickland. Mrs. Lettie Alcott and Russell Quintail: two brothersand control, mohair upholstery, beautiful blue one sister. Riley. Bruce, and Nellie finish. Motor perfect. O. K. guarantee. Billings, all of Portland. Cub Pack Welcomes l our New Members THHEE-iwm house furnished, larg<* gare month Mass Meeting in Old Grange Hall Tuesday, April 26, H P M. An amendment to stati' constitution to pav every i itizen <d the Stale ol Oregon $25 a week fur lite. No Added Taxes! Tn some of these <leh< khis . .ike D<> Nut maile from a toted receipe with whole milk ami tried in the h< t ol vegetable hortening. furnislusl house, for E Gibbons W Mam rent HOME bum owner It 1 GOOD Take home on«' of our BARBARA JEAN CAKES 818 E 7 Bp buzz, saw Dodge coupe go.' sell cheap 818 E Oak St 800-gallon tank Banks Market. Tell Your Friends! DONUTS Wolk" Argus 11808 W Mum SI . Vdaiil Bell.! Serves nicely tor all occasions Barbara Jean's Bakery 7 Bp 126 Second Ave. HILI.SBOK4» Phonr 35JI Just around the corner from Main »treet pump. Bank- 11 Quality - Economy - Savings Condenser Passes Grade School News iH'ighbof c ustomef. l«'U you tinti il is cheaper to buy quality than "Job Merchandise.” SEE DOUGLASS AUTO RADIO REPAIRING DOUGLASS Radio Service Dance BALM GROVE Good Buys in Late Model Ex-Local Woman Used Cars GOLD LEAF 37 Chev Master Town Sedan $645 W-30 Tractor in Washington (ounty from Washington County ( ream Gold Leaf Dairy Products Co. Distributors of Taylor Guernsey Dairy Grade A Raw Milk 158 E. Main Hillsboro Phonr 1081 Crasher, Not ( rasher It was erroneously stated last week that a car driven by Pete Kammacher. Beaverton route I. had crashed into the speeding car of J. E. Wells of Portland in an auto ac cident Careful driver Kammacher. however, was not guilty of crashing, instead was crashed by Wells' car ent to doctor for inspection and taping up. Argus classified ads get results Kodak Finishing SAWYER SERVICE Special Attention Given Mail Orders • Registered Pharmacist mi duly at all time assures prompt service. ’34 Chev Master Town Sedan Prescription Druggists riimu* 2M» llillsbnrn, Orrpnn TALL CAN PINEAPPLE R A- W apple milk. W e hate a 25c SPINACI I 15c KRAUT 16c Fruit packed in hca\ R A- W Garden Run other pack of sank CLEANSER BEETS tomato juici :,;;,' 19c “ Armour’.' Sunbrite. I all Fu c for other bra rh lack quality Feis-Naptha SOAP ( HIPS I arg«- pkg. PEACHES Sliced or Halve P.u kd in heavy syrup of quality unsurpassed. R. & W. NEWSPUDS HUCKLEBERRIES 19c No. 2 can Fine 19c 5 „.lie ORANGES ..... GRAPEFRUIT 5 9C 10c WHITE SHAFTER 20c No. 21 • can , ,. 25c FANCY d » NEWMAN NU-WAY 6MCËÏÎÏ **"***^ A Home Storti Owned and Op«'rat«'d by Home Folks S. Second Ave., Hillsboro FREE DELIVERY We R, „mr the Right to Limit Quantity . Phone 771 $425 Built-in trunk, paint and motor O K ’34 Chev Master DeL. Coupe Mohair upholstery Valvr-in-hpad motor. Lustrons black duco finish. Low-Cost Heavy-Duty Tractor Power That's what you get in the W-30—the outstand ing plowing tractor. Ball-bearing I ran -mis sion, replaceable cylind- r r s. hardened ex hausf valve seal inserts, I 11 e | .sirainer. oil filter ami air cleaner are features of this tractor. $395 Knee Action. ’33 Ford Tudor Sedan $275 Many mil*' of good transportation for a little money. ’33 Willys Sedan Motor, paint, upholstery, tires good $165 ’36 GMC %-ton Pick-up Stake body $525 New < o app< i) -m< * HUGH LEWIS CO Beaverton Phone 9605 McCormick-Deering Dealer $425 Motor in pink of condition. Good tire . 40 others—Cars mid Truck.-—to choose from HALVORSON MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Dealers Hillsboro, Oregon FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS BEEF MUTTON Halibut S: Roil or Bake. ft'., perfect in every detail. ’36 Chev Panel Delivery Choice Government Inspected Moats should have an important place on your shopping list ! No ‘’’her food can replace the delicious taste or nu tritive qualities of choice meats from the HILLSBORO MEAT CO Nice cat . $15 and up KRAM1EN S PALM DRUG STORE MILK $525 BUTTER ( burned Friday and Saturday Specials Phone 444 Lb. CHOPS l.h. CLAMS Ready for th« Pan. Di rect from the OC/» Bav Pint ZlfjC- PORK LINKS Cod Fish For Roasting l.b. Fresh or Smoked. Eh. > lb. rk g. H illsboro meat co jiW tAT MSTJW MF IHSr JKEK g>gg|VERY
