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Pasro Two nn.ISBORO ARGUS. HTTLSrORO. OREGON Sprague Asks Legislature for New Building SALEM trucks o .- it in «f C.n-truc::. n of at buddm busses, tl Convention Held Wa«hing*on Coi \ * tei ans <»f Peace Officers Name Hillsboro For Next Meet No I it the \ I-’ W hall EiM.iy night. All posts in the ■rs present wen semoi vice com >( the Tiltil Miai , .lanital \ I'liere's big news for you in Ilie advertising < olmiin < ml Ml Insurance Hh pi c eiH \\ lib.oil for th.- Olf: .unni IS MY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS! ihn oi i'un illi Mi ml Hahn of Hlodgetl THAT'S YOUR ASSURANCE OF ■rtx fust biennial eek Calling a:;c". ion for their Monte K tha: in h. new Off Mide the W coming ve. s E Ray*M u n Nyberg. •utiv it. n county 4-H leude tluded the toursvme president: Mis Hele ■' Pi also named urt.'? Orc- brary building To fman. struct on ho sug tested a the common school fund. Tux Revisioa Asked IN intmg out that lice d solme taxes now paid by and busses all go into the nstruetion and maintenance of c highways over which these ties. Clift Shum deputy dis- mspectoi and commander of No. UH9 H W Baiih'h. sen ice « *'nunand«’t district No I «linnet ;e in the I RUSHLOW Couniy Historical Survey Completed NETIAN ILe Butlei Helens omtnnnder An enthusiastic meeting was held which Senior \ tce-Commandei license ninni Benefit Party Set Ài Rosedale School FRI. and SAT., this week Sai. Matinee Prices 20c - 1:30 to 6 P. M tuall. Ten Timet the Heart-Thrill on the time . hr Ono oFtke »i» bevi se I Ie of oil timo now ono of Ion best puturev GENE STRATTON-PORTER S i W His rnmeiit neuter Sunday wen* H. Hath Westminster. B C. Gorling of Winnipi g. Man Mt and Mis C H im hi rtland. Mi Hu Mn i k Three Bound Over To Grand Jury Herb Schn«'i<L les of Hilhbc Week s Weather MIR< l Rt II Min into custody Hams Mani -, igei, .‘lì. both bound Some thing to »n» GEORGE TORIA^.IIIPIIP râiDRiMkc.rouccT route fj IIN * m GEORGE TOBIAS - LUCILE FAIRBANKS - - LIVE STOCK 3 MORE DAYS-THURSDAY' and Your fovorito comic come to life with all hit pah of the funny pages. Ahnor 30c Ä k 5ATURDAY nv vapp ' «KO VUJIO 0 .«sled br AtBttT S. ROCELL. Screts p ' j , b»l , ChR.lei Ktrr ,-id Tiler Jotnwn. -* OVERSTOCKED PLUS ■ ■ January Clearance Used Cars Dark Blue, like new. " MODERN RUSTLERS DECLARE “TOTAL WAR^^ AGAINST TEXAS RANGERS! ______ __ SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S Greatest Drama, with HERBERT MARSHALL News - Cartoon JAMES STEPHENSON Selected Short Subjects Heater. 1937 PACKARD HILL THEATRE 10c and 30c A ParomouM Piclur« with SUN. - MON. ■ TUES. - WED. - Jan. 19 io 23 Continuous Show Sunday — Starts at 1:30 They're in your hair —they're every where! They're even in this big laugh chiller- thriller with MUSIC ! 1936 OLDSMOBILE 6 BARGAIN NIGHTS Bargain Nights ADULTS 15c WED. and THÜRS Children, 10c s49 5 S475 s385 Tualatin Valley Motors 126 S. First Ave.. Hillsboro, Ore. ÇATFÇMAN- Freier 1 al man. acquainted OMluLuOVLHH p, . iitl n App1y to Wm K T,. 3331. cr call at oKicc. January 22 and 23 RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY POPULAR REQUEST ■g^^^TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! With the 3 Bad Humor Men A R I r KAY KYSER’S BAND b <eo»w'inf Phone 1011 ,:.-v. h ( DETTE GABLE COLBERT tKARLOFF HELEN Washington County Buick Dealer» . junn tiowaro tuen AI John Howard Ellen Urew Drew Akim Tamiroff S \May Robson • Broderick Crawford Charley Grapewin VENETIAN THEATRE Radio, perfect condition. Only RTTirV SEDAN— Black, low mileage. DUlu.A Perfect condition, heater. Only WANTT'D RrtlULU 21 IN PERSON ON THE SCREEN! BETTE s765 1Q*27 RRirif SPECIAL SEDAN— Gunmetal. ■iWW " DU1UA Heater, radio. General tires. Only $585 1Q7Q rUFV De,uxe TOWN SEDAN— Royal Blue ■XwWw ULlLi V Radio, heater. Royal Mast, tires. Only $635 1938 FORD T^R 19,000 miles, perfect. s495 Only 19, 20. Meet the World’s Phone UNI versi tys 16C1 10c January Continuous Show Sunday—Starting at 1:3O P. M. SERVICE and SATISFACTION Hill Theatre . » a . m n SUN. - MON. - TUES ALBRIGHT COMMISSION CO SALESMANSHIP K»w, . r>-»»nc. Bit., . o»..«, „ mu VENETlANlOc and 30c Ship Your Cattle, Hogs and Sheep to North Portland - FREE’ FREE! FR I th«* FOR YOUR Union Stockyards VRU »AHO F«l»w«e PLUS TOP PRICES About ! f ttiD 0 Hillsboro Physician To Move Practice 1940 PLYMOUTH %„hUXE SEDAN - —i — _ ory. 30. count, « ineed Thursdav Fridav LADDIE TIM HOU • VIRGINIA GHMORE • JOAN CARROLL SPRING BYINGTON weic bound over , thi< week after County Judge H th«* k District Meet Legion Sunday WHOLESALE PRICES PROMPT CLAIM SERVICE In Hugh S Km .it11. ci.il eomnntti Cowgill and Mr Seymour provided ,.:i < p 'ortim .y for much interesting nat the should pay their share discussion and answers were given tow ard uppurt of general gov- by the different leaders who told e mment He recommended that th The V E W of how they handled the various problems A demonstration was giv- legislature either impose an addi > n on the making of macaroni and । capture the present cheese by Dorothy Sens and Made- am mgs which amounts to membet s laine Coussens of the Leisyville more than $1 000.000 a Cooking club This gave leaders an Mrs F Ray Miller of Hillsboro opportunity to see .nd discuss e hing on the subject of edu Charles Ehlers president of the Washington cour the governor declared tha BBAVERTON Fun o ten its value. A year's program wa for Charles Killers, who passed made which concluded the day - scs in iccrs for the coming year were sion for the home economics lead ..way on J inuary 9. following j ted at a banquet which highlight- Tutors tiiat there i. two weeks' illness, were held at the < i the organiza' on' second annual \v E Pegg chapel on January 13 Donald Hagg and Buster Low,, all-day conference held in the irembers of the Reedville dairy club, f below-col le with intermet:- m Cie-eent Grove chamber of commerce rooms presented a demonstration on the Overhaul Needed Saturday Mr Ehlers was born in construction ot a safety bull pen. Declaring that "the time is at Other officers installed were Mrs. Siymour and others made comments tv. Iowa, in 186U. coming I Helen Austin. Cornelius, vice-presi end i.iked questions about the hand for an overhaul" of the work- Washington dent: Vernice Sühnow. Cornelius. value and use of demonstrations. men s compensation law and recom county :en Unmarrie i. The group made out a program of mending an increase in benefit pay he is I irvived by a brother in the Tualatin, and Fred N. Jossy. Hills work which rqight be used by any ments to pc rmanently dis a b 1 e d i ast. boro. executive committee mem dairy club. • bers Mrs E F Wright, president Club members and leaders who ceased workers the governor warn of the state leaders' association, was are interested in 4-H club work ed against entering into any pro George W. Ramey in charge of the installation. might obtain more information by gram that might endanger the sol Funeral sen ices were conducted Miss Cowgill Talks contacting the county agent's of vency of the insurance* fund. . at Newberg Mondav for George W The governor pointed with pride Another feature of the banquet fice. Ramey, father f Ralph A R.imcy of to the balanced budget which he this c tv Mr Ramev had passed hi- was a report of Oregon's 4-H club has prepared for the consideration members in the national club con StTth birthday and had made his ot the legislators and urged that home at Salem since the de>’h • ( gress and their trip to Chicago giv en by M ss Helen Cowgill, assistant his wife in 193S He born m appropriating funds lest Slate club leader. Other numbers Indiana, but came ti balance be wiped out." on the Saturday night program were 1889 He leaves si: Idren, singing led by George Angell. Oro- brother and a sifter A mix-up in the printing of the Interment was in Fri lid's District conference of the Amer- ■w codes necessitating the re L- u . c'læ ¡can Legion will be held at Salem, printing of four volumes has re by H C Seymour state 4-H cluo january !9. at 2 P m. Vice-Com- boro friends of the familv attended Lader and a mus.cal and tap dance | mander Adolph Feelker was »p. sulted in a delay in the introduc number by Patricia Starr and Bev- । pointed chairman to encourage at tion of bills in both houses and up crly Dobcr. Ed Setn.ker. local lead tendance of local legionnaires, who to Tuesday night only two measures er from Hazeldale was toastmaster are tomeet at the Hill theatre here had been dropped into the hopper- trol sign boards along public high- Both of those are senate bills One of the banquet. between 11:30 and 12 noon Sunday. provides for a radical change in the Topi. f the day session Legion Auxiliaries of the district speed laws, making present indi A bill providing for the construc r.roused most discus । will also hold a convention at Sa- cated speeds prima facia and re t, comment . .. and . __ sion were the nat.on-w.de 4-H con- [ 1^ Sunday, and their meeting place pealing the basic speed law which tion of another state office building tests, procedure for conducting a wlll b? Jhe Fra-.ernal temple 447 has proven ineffective in curbing is in the hands >f the Marion coun Kcal club end the importance of Center street The local unit has speeders in the several years it has ty house delegation. The bill which completing 4-H projects once they been mvitod to present a skit I ive been tried m this state. The pro conforms to the recommendations have been begun Miss Cowgill and Letters, which was given at a meet posed prima facia speed law would voiced by Governor Sprague in his S. ymour belli spoke at the day ses ing here last year. shift the burden of proof in a icon of $1.000.000 from the common sion as dia A H Ab's, fieidman for Hillsboro post and auxiliary will charge of speeding from the shoul school fund with which to buy ad the Commercial National bank: ders cf the arresting officer to those Clayt n Nyberg. locU leader at be host to the county jamboree Jan- of the accused motorist. The other ditional land and construct the build W.v, 28 Committee in charge in- Tualatin: Kathleen McCrae, h me measure bears the names uf Sena 1 ing. The site for the prupuseii build ing is the block direcUy cast of the , d< m. nsir ion agent; Mrs E. Ray tor Steiwer of Wheeler county and. new and Wilbur Dillon. state library The loan Would Miller, association president, and Representative French of Sherman Tie amortized A resolnttbn was passed to drape over a period of year ; Painitr Torvend. ant county county and seeks to exempt certain the charter in memory of the late at three and one-half per cent in- agent. cooperative telephone associations Dr. R J Nicol, past commander, terest. Goals Adopted a c py of the resolution is to For the coming Wash- and be sent io .Mrs. Nicol. inaton county local leaders A number A half dozen measures sponsored Foelker was instructed to notifv Qt on adopted the ■ following goals by the state highway commission amendments to the liquor aL ; -st members of the death of a prepared by Mrs. Harriett Ford, were placed in the hands of the changes in the PUD act. an amend chairman of the goals j committee. member in the future. nate committee on and ment or two to the milk control law All legionnaires are asked to pre ne points considered were: highways Monday and will be in- and numerous other measures are a 95 per cent, completion pare their individual service his | troduced as committee bills. The in the making and can be expected record f >r W Ion county; striv tories to be filed with post records. most important of these would au- to make their appearance early in ing for higher quality of werk I thorize the highway commission to the session. through better record books, higher : ecnstruct "freeways." These are quality of exhibits and more dem- I super highways, ingress and egress onstration and judging teams: to . to and from which would be under encourage young leaders and older th? absolute control of the commis Dr. club members to become leaders: to McDonald, Hillsboro sion. Such a highway, it is expia.n- acquaint as many people as possible physician for the past two years ' ed. would be free of service sta- with the asjiects of 4-H club work: and Washington county health of tions. hot dog stands and autnmo- the date of December 1 was set as ficer for a two-year period prior ' bile camps, except at widely sepa- the date when as many clubs as pos to that, announced Wednesday that I rated points designated by th? high- sible should be organized: placing he is leaving this city on Thurs- • way department. _ ____ of _ _____ Another these more empi on summer school day. January 23. to establish pri- ' bills would authorize the operation for deserving members; and to make vate practice in Portland. He will of longer trucks, up to 61) feet, and club work available to every boy or be associated in that city with heavier loads over highways with girl in the county who wants it. Joseph Sternberg, who has offices | the permission of the highway de- A question box conducted by Miss in the Journal building, he said. I partaient. Still another seeks to con- 4-H Leaders Seat New Officers Ai Meet Here nieitltu; were Sher; J W Connell. Deputy Dick Busch. Reprc H M chaplain: .1 W indus. the public and the une tien commis... other buddin roninian- PKO PA CMO G >d ( WALT« CONNOLLY-»Oftòl KA«Nt7 *r r»« Co,mM,J|(an , A FRANK TA PR a PLUS—News - Cartoon- Selected Short Subject PLUS—New», Cartoon, Selected Short Subject '
