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HILLSBORO Page Eight ARGUS HILLSBORO. than handled on tin trip to Hillsboro via The Dalles- California highway. Miss Lorene Evans of Council. as pasture Irrigation Idaho, arrived Sunday for a visit with Miss Dorothy Knox at the flooding, with aboi home of Mrs. Howard Betzer. Mrs S E Bryant of Tulsa Okla . erations conducted and Mrs. S. Bnckner of Kalispell. said. Mont . who have been visiting Mr A group of farmers met Monday and Mrs M I Goble the past two I wents tn e dollai night at the city hall in Cornelius 1 weeks, left for their respectin' the Callahan setup in P u io Washington ds m and formed an organization to be homes Friday. a different med known as the Cornelius Rural Fire Mr Xndcrson Home ry sprinkler pi M O. Anderson returned honte association. About fifty men re sponded to a called meeting at from the Forest Grove general h s which they discussed how best to pital last ^week e. inunction Miss Evylyn Carlson, who is at arrange with the city of Cornelius ’inumerei il for Ute use of one of the fire trucks tending normal school at Monmouth. her Mrs T available. WP \ The city of Cornelius has two fire Schneider, and family for the past man. trucks, one equipped to use with week Mr. and Mrs Schneider and irred himself and J .1 city hydrants and one a pump truck son Dickie and Miss Carlson spent on of the building and .a-teran corn grower o with a tank. The city has had the 1 Friday in Washington. under $800. he Kmten. from the contest He fur Miss Helen Bella spent the week use of both trucks and any fanner At present he irr w ith ther specified that a n y cultura might call in for the use of the in Portland visiting friends re alfalfa field, whi more than method could be employe I in thi who the board . Ire Brown. Dr, v. pump truck in fighting fire. Finan “ Mr. and Mrs. Ira into four sectio announcement of corn oth- cial arrangements between the have been living with Albert Bor- made as t of electric fences and ust-d in rot i- city and the farmers for the use wick for several months, recently Placing of soundproof material in tion His sprinkler system throws - tipul itions Given of the truck had broken down and moved into the Becker cabin at the Hilhi manual training shop will a double stream of water about 20 A full acre or more, must b e due to needi-d repairs it sex-med Reedville. follow construction of the raised Tlu- corn must be left in Ruth Rennels went to Dallas last Hughes building and when that is likely that the pump truck might the field until it is mature, at which have to be discarded leaving the Saturday morning with the Glen completed attest.on n ill be turned ibo hour tune repnsentatiie samples will farmers without any fire truck pro Robson family They are tection except long distance helps to return Monday. stand on the athletic field m stuie content determined Fann from either Hillsboro or Forest Bus Bitls Called Grove. A group of interested farm Transportation problems wen should submit ers. realizing the importance of voiced m another call for bids ad- their names to the this truck as a protection for their Wai ' office property, solicited aid from all Laurel ana for about 30 pupils been interested m farmers about Cornelius and ar not ic called for bids for ranged for a special meeting with the city council on July 18. At least three automobiles in that the board may pure! At this meeting the city council Hillsboro were rifled during th, vehicle and care for its own with highly stated that if the farmers would past week as petty thieves resumed portation from that district. Grass Crops keep up the equipment of the fire night-time practices of taking ways Monday's truck, the city of Cornelius would, L. Ellingson of the Lincoln Street COOPER MOUNTAIN A lawn ffects of flood irrt for the use of the pump truck in apartments, reported cars parked cation s pasture c r o p - party will be given at the Cooper Cornelius, man the truck with rear his home had been prowled Mountain school Saturday even firemen, take care of the gas and several times during the past two bi the Cooper Mountain P -T A other varietie oil used and hold the title to the weeks. Games nill be played and retie h- truck. Temporary chairman Albert ments scried One green and red wool plaid E. Krahmer then called for the' blanket was taken from Elling- He hed plots Eleven acres of tall fescue been ill reading of a previously prepared son's car last wiik. and the opinion, however, that the ir- seed, giving i ¡ewers an opportunity set of regulations and the assembly I nights later a car aerial and a ngation 'Hl to see pasture available after the voted to organize the Cornelius1 ____ Mr und Mrs W stolen been justified in his c seed crop was removed, together Rural Fire association. Krahmer though he was to was retained as chairman. Fred a ca‘ ns n’.,1 ...... "h the six acres of able with results of good fertilizer treat- daughter Lucile of Fresno. Cal pasture i i visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crock - Hering was elected secretary-treas- one oi the apartment house disclosed that ment. his herd's er this k W Crocker and In general, farmers reported bet Wilbur Crocker urer. and three directors elected' tenants. terfat test was down slightly while are brothers ter results from use of concrete as follows: Albert E Krahmer for I Lynn Selfridge of 207 N. pastured on the irrigated land the Mrs E W Livermore. Mrs W one year. W. P. Hammelmam for avenue reported to Sheriff Can- total flow of milk and the conse main line pipe, which when proper R Rile *y and Mrs G F Ferguson Ec two years and Jack Smith for three ' nell that someone entered his gar- quent greater quantity of butterfat ly laid will last indefinitely Friday at Seaside* visiting age Thursday night and took twe Freudenthal reported dissatisfaction Mrs years. more than made up for any loss. ’vs Bany. Mrs. Livermores with his iron pipe line, formerly a To provide for repair funds, the robes a flashlight, kodak and In that connection. County Agent farmers voted to ask a membership । leather case, ten gallons of gasoline Cyrus commented that one fault a' city's water system, because of the w ek-end Bany spent The theft fee of five dollars with future fees and the gas tank cap the outset of irrigated pasture use many leaks which appeared. Use life. Mrs to be determined at annual meet took place some time after Up m. has been the failure of dairymen ti of electricity wherever available Ves Hany who ings of the association. Due to the he said. was recommended for pumping a recent illnes Jim Strouse. 476 East Baseline, re keep up other feeds along with it limited funds availaole it was de b < As a result of b of rations in the Mr and Mr J ported Monday that someone had cided to limit the use of the pump other forms, the cow drops in pro gained through use of more than son Joe of Coopei Mountain and truck to only those who were paid stripped his car of a side mirror. duction. He urged continuation ■ ' minimum allowances, for fai Mr. and Mr- H C Chapman went members of the association. Some metal tire cover, two gear-shift regular feeds ngation projects. h the irrij to Salem Sunday to Mi 46 farmers have joined the associa knobs and one steering wheel knob patches used only as pa; tion and it is expected that many while it was parked outside his to replace some hay feed. st on irrigation, who was present others will quickly do likewise hcuse during the night. Value in irrigation of pastures 'or explanations Operating in true, old-fashioned Immediate steps were taken to see tour. s in building prMir ".ion above num- that the fire truck was in firs: silent style, a burglar entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Page class condition. at Dilley some time after 1 a m. consumption, but not in Teets < f the* work. Hi* recom Friday, took what he wanted and all feeds." Cyrus said ended flood instead of sprinkle: then left in the same unnoticeabk Setniker Setup Excellent ngation for the average* farm style, it was reported to Sheriff t IHA KOI I I Frank Setniker farm, only a short provided 250 or more gallons per Connell. Twenty dollars, consisting of two distance from the Thurnher place minute can be obtained If leys than $10 bills was taken bv the pr. wl- about four miles southeast of Hills that amount can be taken from th< (Continued from pare I) boro on the Scholls road i one i f . . .,___ Uet • 1 < ULI KOLLI Ur buildings and neared finishing in er. who removed a pocketbook and the best in the county. Sixty-five becomes more practical. purse from kitchen drawer. the others. of his bX) acre's slope* gently - •- “ In developing an irrigation sys Shingling of the stock barn was emptied them and left them in the finished this week. Davis said, as front yard after obtaining the ward from a high point near the tem King declared, "if you ve b. pi 35 < HI V Itoi.i 1 read on the east si de of his farm. no exp net help from s was the task of lowering the fit r cash. The expense of om one who has. To help from in the home economics display Overlook Large Sum I ( III A KOI I I M .der > advisable section on the second floor of the Another thief operating in the up covers most of h farm r ur application in grange building. The latter im- Beaverton neighborhood was not suit. A large hydrant has been in Wit provement will give considerably so successful in hLs delving tac- stalled on a slight rise and enables more room for displays in the home tics, according to a report by flooding of practically all the 65 Berliinin economics department, and will Deputy Sheriff Hallie Ireland, who acres from the one water - point art Land just seeded to Ladino clover determine not interfere with plans in the investigated the ransacking of had been rilled up on h s farm in supply you grange division, where displays Anna Osterloh's house at Th.rd L 1935 Wil I A amoun and exhibits will be assigned to and Tucker streets in Beaverton, preparation for flood irrigating when the crop be s growth. o u^e. the same places as heretofore. The which was entered last Wednesday amount ITU » ORD Both Setniker and Thurnher be remainder of the building will afternoon. gan irrigation in 1937 when the have to be rearranged, however. Clothes and other articles were ' strewn all over the house. Ireland electric company completed a mile Many Changes Made reported, and about three dollars of power line to their places to size pump Reflooring of the grange and bring the necessary power for their i rli V. n 1.1 > farmer union buildings is still un- in change was taken from a small electrical setups. Both use the Tual ed." King is not a question of fitting the der way. This year a complete box in a dresser drawer. Despite atin river f r their supply ny pump obtained, bu electrical home appliance show the length of time taken in ran- I .0 PI AMOl I II Effects of pasture irrigate n over of fitting the kind and type <> will be staged in the farmer union sacking the house from top to a longer period of land were view building as a new feature of the bottom, however, an envelope con- ed Friday afternoon on the Freu pump to the needs. 1919 I OKI» fair. Davis announced. All but two taining $45 in currency, hidden King a I s < establishing Tudor or three of the electrical appliance in a small box. escaped detection. denthal Fir Grove Dairy farm a water rights contemplat- TRI< KS dealers in the county have signi The burglar was evidently seek short distance southeast of Hills ing irrigation projc 1936 I OKI» fied their intentions of entering ing only money, because two gold boro. At present about 40 acres of farms. Ladino clover and various grasses V-8 Pickup some of their products in the dis wrist watches and a gold fountain play. pen in plain sight were not taken. are under irrigation on the farm erflow from irrigated fields Ed Freudenthal reported. The pr< - All home furnishings will be Delivery town clearly on the Freuden- ent year marks fifth summer grouped in the farmer union build ditch and I93S < IHAROI.ET the Freudenthals have been irrigat that farm, where ing. while all other types will be ing their pasture. One field of La Pickup located in the grange building. the dino clover, seeded with a crop of ning some 2000 feet i By Mrs. John Haase) 1936 GM< ,-tori Arrangements were begun this farm ami taking full ■ of e spring oats in 1933. is still going FIRDALE - IOWA HILL — M r s. week for presentation of entertain Pickup drop of only two f a ke strong, viewers found on in pect- ment on all three nights of the af Tom Duncan has been kalsomin- 1933 < IHA KOI I watt r off one large run fair in the auditorium in adjacent ing and painting her house on the ing the field, which has since b< en land. landplastered < manured inside. Shute park. On one Freudenthals SIX JUNKERS Mrs. Viola Carter and children lightly twice, and treated with a contra t bet ween irrigated and non Your choice phosphate fertilizer this year. Orpha. Hazel and Billy spent the own and they all run week-end at Goble visiting sir. and Motor Uses Related One Ladino clover-rye field Freudenthal having Mrs Leslie Waites, formerly Mat- had a high snot wher gun his irrigation system with a tie Parcel. All William LeRoy. infant son of gasoline motor which proved im was almost a foot high, being sec <By Hughie Ring) Mr and Mr- Dan Carter, wno is practical. Following that he used ond growth following cutting of a a tractor for power, which proved ORENCO—Mr. and Mrs. L. T. in Doernbecher hospital in Port quite satisfactory save for the fact hay crop, while on the high point CHEVROLET DEALER Woodward returned to their home land. is greatly improved. Hillsboro. Ore. Phone 114 Mrs. Longenbaugh returned home that “just when we ■ wanted to ir- still green Friday after a three weeks' vaca- parched rigate, we found vc needed t he tion in California and Mexico, with the John Sheets family to vis tractor elsewhere." Since that time While vacationing in California it relatives in Salem. Laurel Acres club met with Mrs. he has used an electric motor. they spent several days in San which now runs a Francisco at the home of their Roy Cartt-r Wednesday afternoon. cents an hour ovci I cost of about 26 r the entire sea- Mr and Mrs. John Sheets. Arthur daughter, Lorene. and her husband. Glenn Goff, one of San Francisco’s and Warner Sheets visited their •son, with about 700 gallons of water per minute being pumped. So far outstanding organists, broadcasting place here Sunday before leaving as pasture are concerned daily over Station KSFO, the Co for Idaho to pick beans. Anton Unger has returned to the Freudenthal dairy herd of 55 lumbia station in San Francisco. Hughie Ring spent Saturday and work at Bellingham. Wash., after cows, in addition to a large number of calves and young -tock, are more Sunday at the A. V. Johnson home being home since July 1. Ferdinand Unger is employed at at Capitol Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Goff and Mr. and the Henry J. Haase farm at Iowa Mrs. Woodward vacationed together Hill for several days at Carmel, then John Marcom and Harvey Brosh- visited Los Angeles. Hollywood. er will finish harvesting apples at B H M •»■BO Catalina Island, and Tijuana. Mexi the E J. Hufford orchard this co. After returning to San Franci - week. They report a short crop this co, the Woodwards made the return year. Fire Fighting Plan Adopted At Cornelius 'rimi- <1av OREGON Today on Hi!h? (hiKsnri • Mi Uh. Schmitt Mr and Mi .Schmitt rompamed them on a trip Io Si creek fall • recent illness Hillsboro offici It Took Weil’s to Bring You These 1939 GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS FEATURES PERFORMANCE low PRICES GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIO All GE Models in Stock up to $174.95 KeV Inutili tolti li tlltling, GENERAL ELECTRIC Motivi G 41 Built-in Antenna EASY TERMS: Top cash allowanca Tor yaw old radio in trade $■00 BEAUTIFUL NEW i, RAYONS, ORGAN. 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