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Naiion's Best Weekly Hillsboro Aigun. imo Nall«» Fdllorial AMsoiiaUon Grnrra O ffillsb or 11 ill.sboro, < Ircgon, Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 Rural Fire Protection Law Drafted :k At Rest Ml th s r g n s P.G.E. Cuts Commercial Power Rate Proposed Legislation Slash to Mean Annual Is Result of Action Savings of $485,000 Started at Local Meet To Quantity Users (¡roecry Stores I f lIlbborO H Wash in K- ton county officially came under piovisiona of the wurpluN market ing plan. It will ue acme time before any find way Into local grocery tilla, it , inasmuch as many ••ligi- jtilic ässistäni*- families a val la ble to pur- chase the is until the batch of public welfare checke are nlyn Brown county re- Earnings Of Utility Reported Section One General and Community Neus, Nocieiy, Clubs and Loealx. Too Late to Classify, Ililhi r. Volume 47, No. 47 Remains of Fire-Gutted Church Two Sections, 16 Pages 33 Draftees To Depart Wednesday Water System Shows Chartered Bus to Haul Profit of $17,733.01 County's Second Quota During Ten Months Of Men to Portland I Ni annk the The Hillsboro water system is The stamps are being purchased Washingon county's second con through mall communication with making money According to the tribution of manpower to Uncle be- first annual report of the city utili th«* Portland office Sams growing selective service ar inx Moki or diMtributed in Hillsboro ties commission, covering the ten for adequate fire protection for all month period from February 27. my will be started on a year of mil types of land throughout the state itary training Wednesday. Seven flee here, wheie subsistence fam 1940 date of the city'» utility pur- was drafted at a meeting Tuesday chase. to December 31, 1940, net teen men from the Forest Grove ilies who may not be eligible for night in Portland earnings were $17,733 01. draft area and 14 men from the the stamps through tegular relief Judge H D Ki rkman of Wash- Mr Mildred Wood Connell. This figure, however, does not Beaverton draft area will comprise channels are being supplied. approved by the commissioner, ton county, J C Moran of the state make allowance for depreci- the county’s February quota of 31 new »chedul« of lutes Is "in ding to M H Steven- selective service recruits. With each $1 book of orange feet the Bonneville standard rate son. utilities commission chairman. purchased by a public as- for cominci dal establishments as Two other men—one from each annual report lists total reve recommended by Bonneville Admln- Matanee famlly, the plan gives 50 The board area—will be sent at the nue t >r the period as $36.285 13 and same time to replace those in the Paul J Raver, for public c< nts in blue stamps. The orange »Ute operating and maintenance ex- utility districts and municipalities stamps ale accepted at face value total county's first quota group who were pen ■ $13.446 46, the difference of rejected at the army induction cen for all grocery foods with a few $22 838 67 representing gross earn Mam pn V of the law and the blue ter in Portland last month The minor M follow. ings from operation of the utility. MtampM are accepted in purchase of February group of 33 men will be Pulhemux. P G pi «»ident. I Repeal I Interest Deducted transposed to Portland in a speci certain food« designated by Hie churg«. Addrd The net earning figure is obtain- surplus marketing administration ally chartered Oregon Motor Stages o this standard cd income deduction of bus scheduled to stop in Forest a/ surplus foods for all land added a temporary surcharge sim Grove at 11:15 a m.. in Beaverton The list of surplus foods at pres $5.105 66. most of which is for in Mrs Mildred Wood Coimell. H4 ilar to those found In the rate terest accrued on the revenue Only a smoke blackened chimney and a few charred structural at 11:46 a m. and to arrive in Port iti»e of Hillsboro nod widow of schedules of McMinnville, Mon ent. effective until February 28. in bonds issued at the time the sys t.mbers remained Sunday to mark the site of the Visitation church land at 12:07 p. m. butter, raisins, rice, pork Call e late Joseph Connell, died Sa mouth, rhall kamania cludes tem was purchased from the Peo at Verboort. destroyed by fire which broke out near the furnace Names Released y m a local hospital after a s PUD and other public bodies pur- cuts, fiesh, including chilled or fro- ples Water and Gas company i-ounty at about midnight.—iCut courtesy Oregonian) curcd and pickled, Both draft boards Saturday re illness Funeral services were held chasing power from Bonneville, Largest part of the water utility leased a tentative list of those who Monoav m the Methodist church. Polhcmus said The estimate of sav amoked but not cooked or packed revenue was domestic sales of $20 - will start military service. Includ and federal Rev Ira Aldrich officiating, witn Ings Is based on the 1940 use of in metal or glass containers), pork 91132 and commercial and industr- ing volunteers, transfers and men Fir m electricity by commercial custom- lard, corn meal, Irish potatoes, al sales of $10.812 81. Operation ex lands, into fresh oranges, fresh apples, fresh called, the list is subject to change three zones. pears, fresh grapefruit, onions (ex penses are listed as follows: source in the event that others volunteer of arningemrnt /ours Identifie,! The hcm I c unit power coat will cept green onions), shell eggs, dried <>f supply, $1,493 56; pumping. $421- or in case the few physical exami ig are one •n, Arthu » from 3 5 cents per kilowott prunes, hominy (corn) grits, dry 94. purification. $1.331 99. transmis nations still pending are not passed. Hillsboro i hour or the first 150 kilowatt edible beans, wheat flour and whole sion and distribution. $1.534.93; The 18 men being supplied by the Mr» A G E Abendroth. commercial office, $2.43998. and i to 36 of a cent for an cx- wheat (graham) flour. Washington county's 1941 contri Forest Grove board are Faurest above PHI (MM) kilowatt hours. Surplus food lists will change general expense, $1884 28. total bution of anti-paralysis funds, rais Anderson. Hillsboro; Melvin Mad- and ag- from tim*‘ to time according to operating expenses being listed as ed by three dances celebrating F.re early Sunday morning de sen. Forest Grove; Robert Van- grandchild Mr ction in one $9.106 68 demand the changing available supplies. Roosevelt's birthday plus stroyed ’.he Visitation church at Voorhees, Hillsboro; Albert Wilkes. to be determined by Transmission and distribution ex- President other special functions, will total Verboort. oldest Catholic church Hillsboro; Donald Lively, Cor- nrll, county sheriff pmditures of $.3.460 82 constituted about by PolhcmuM to be one of the irn when all returns are in building in Washington county and nelius route 2: John Hamilton. For- rnarsh.il the Mildred W<>< k | was bern in Hills* the major portion uf maintenance it was $460 new estimated Tuesday by Mrs. distinguished as the scene of the est Grove, and Ralph Hess, Hills . Zone 3 boro. July 8 1856 Stu- married Other maintenance item? C O Churchill of Hillsboro, coun first mass ever held in this county. boro; Carl Dethlefs. Gaston route K s com- were t<> J om pH Connell on December 30. jrce of supply, $493.17 chairman of the drive for ladies' Although several stained glass 1. and Homer Kizer. Hillsboro, all 1886. at the home of her pumping, $118 95. and purification. ty organizations. memorial windows and a number volunteers; and the following call the late Mi and Mr Zina $266 84 Mrs. Churchill said collections for of irreplaceable pieces of church ed men in order: Frank Pongratz, trona Mains Installed her part of the drive totaled $292 property were lost in the fire, fire Banks star route; John Nelson Construction the by Tuesday and a number of work men and local residents managed Weaver. Hillsboro: George Hol- 150 kilowatt-hours. 3,5c a marshals office il about 28 years ago. ten-month period are shown in an ers in outlying communities were to save many church items of value, scher. Cornelius; Arthur Gurske, hour; next 350 kilowatt- turned the (arm over o other section of the report. The sys- not yet to be heard from. The total and with the building loss covered Hillsboro route 5: John Hudson. For in the und moved to the late improved with installa- for this countv last vear was about by insurance of $9000. plans are est Grove route 1; Carl Rorvick, The Hillsboro high school band tern looo kllow ut-hours, 1.2c a kilowatt- am in idence in Hillsboro hour. n^xt 13,500 kilowatt-hours. uniform fund "benefitted" to the lion of 15.511 feet of mains, includ $340 already under way for rebuilding Cornelius route 2; Pete Yzaguirre. Tieir golden wedding Speaking for Frank A. Smith of of the structure. Church property Hillsboro; Arnold Raymond. For 0 96c a kilowatt-hour; next 25.000 tune of $125 from the benefit dance ing 10,463 lineal feet of replacc- shall the prorated cost pci y wax celebrated with ment pipe and 5.108 feet of new held in the high school gymnasium Beaverton, county chairman, as kilowatt-hours. 0.72c a kilowatt- saved from the flames included a exceed five cents per year pipe. The cost of these new and re- well as fcr herself. Mrs. Churchill number of vestments, a large cru est Grove route 1, and Charles Munkres, Forest Grove. mi) additmni.1 cosui to be paid cemb<r .30. 1936 Preceding Mrs. hour, next 60.<J<M) kilowatt-hours. Friday night. It was sponsored by s set down as $9.- extended thanks to the many or- cifix and 12 statues. the Rotary and Lions clubs. excess above 0 48c a kilowatt hour; Next Man Named Connell m death were her husband. g.nraations and individuals who Pumpers Sent Marking the social function as a 781 75. 0.36c a kilo- 100,000 kilowatt-hours, The next man in line who would Joseph, who passed away two years Costing $655.28. 900 feet of 12-inch gave their time and services to the success from other viewpoints, ov watt -hour. Forest Grove and Cornelius fire ago. and one son. Frank, who died ‘ ' ile was installed for the reservoir humanitarian cause Fifty per cent, departments sent pumpers to the^j be called to replace any man can- er 100 local couples attended the first 10 No dem tnd charge on April 17, 1835. I celled from the tentative list is month ; affair and from available reports, overflow at Dilley and $4.127.35 is of all funds collected in the county m.dnight fire scene and speedy ap Anthony Herb. Forest Grove route kilowatts of demand cm d as the expense of drilling a remain here fcr local anti-paralysis plication of water succeeded in sav "a good time was had by all " demand charge of $1 2. Other alternates in order of call Of the student corps of ticket well near the Masonic home. Of work. ing other church buildings, includ are Jack Seabold. Hillsboro, and the fact that month. The sellers, Robert Weil was first for sidelight intere ing the rectory, sisters' home, par Robert VanDomelen, Banks route total sales and Bob Halvorson was 192.382.000 gallons of water were ish school and high school. 1. 360 times the demand shall be sub- second Principal John Cox has ex pumped through the city mains Aroused by the midnight excite The 15 men being supplied by the ten months. Cash on pressed thanks to those who bought during ment and arrival of pumper wag Beaverton board are Willis R. Eid- A check-up of tlie county mar kilowatt hour from the otherwise tickets and to local businesses and hand as of December 31, 1940, was ons. local residents rendered val enschink, Tigard; Robert W. Gaith individuals who helped with fur $12.190.76, the report showed. uable assistance in combatt i n g er. Beaverton route 2; Wayne G. Republic; ns from nil parts of the riage Deens*- book Tuesday brought applicable rate. niture and decorating, among them Budget Drawn spread of the fire to other buildings Lilly. Sherwood route 2; Philip E. (ounty will gather in the chamber to light th*' fact that only Iwo wed being Newsham's floral shop. Sel- The tentative budget for the cur by carrying water in empty milk Balfe. Beaverton; Paul S. Edwards, of commerce rooms here at 6 45 p. fridge furniture and Mrs. J. M. rent year, also part of the annual m Saturday, February I cans to refill the pumper tanks. at the Wash.; George S. Har Person. of tiiumphs for report, lists $45.000 as anticipated The church building, a landmark Vancouver. annual Lincoln Day dinner in hon- Tualatin; Shelby J. Forney, revenue With $9,300 cash on hand Punch at Verboort. was erected in June, vey. A Hillsboro office of the United 1883. and enlarged in 1890. Father Hillsboro route 2; and Don Mul Mrs R P. Rasmussen, Mrs. O. after December. 1940. bills are de Valentin celebrated lins. Beaverton, all volunteers; Halvorson and Mrs Toin Bron ducted from the year-end balance, States department of internal rev Mathias Jonas is the parish head. enue w th F. W Baumann, deputy W iliam A Smith. Beaverton, and W served punch to the dance total funds to be available during ire. Hillsboro attorney Aaron LaFore. Hillsboro route 4, collector, in charge was established guests and the following students 1941 are estimated at $54.300. cut Washington county In training nil those weeks for a transfers, and the following called in Room 13 of the Commercial as hosts and republican, is the main scheduled gland onslaught on that traditional Eu- Out of this sum will come fixed building this week. men: Alfred J. Carson. Sherwood; gene Newbrey, Jack Kennelly. Bob expenses of $34.000. leaving $20.300 speaker am there probably will be John W. Conklin, Portland route 6; Baumann, who is a son-in-law of impmmtu talks from other county Subterrancar. water from thc Bristol. Elmer Stroedcr. Bob Coats. for improvement of the system. Con • Mr. William P Heintz, Garden Home; Mrs. L. A. Long of this republicans, according to E A Grif- city's new well near the Masonic Pat Hoeffel, Lois Robson and Betty templated improvements listed in city, and Kenneth A. Price, Sherwood, and has been acting as a district Morgan clude $4.000 fcr a booster pump and home will be flowing in Hillsboro Sue Fristoe. Albert C. Grossen. Hillsboro route Under direction of Elsie Mae $30tM) for a well pump, both to be representative of the U. S. I. R . vice-chairman. of the mains by June of this year, it was Five persons were injured. two I. department business in publican central committee declared Monday by J W. Barney, Cimino and Syvcr Ruud, the dec installed at the city's recently de a conducting A list of Beaverton board alter- area since the lo seriously, in an automobile collis- by Lor.mee Dossett will manager of the municipal utility oration committee was composed of veloped water source near the Ma cal three-ccunty sion nt Sixth avenue and Baseline nates, in the order that they t would office opened, but it is believed Carol Voelker. Don Cady. Robert on an < ntertainment The Washington County sonic home. (For complete details system. be called to replace men i who street Saturday noon. program Disclosure of future plans for de Bristol and Adelbert Haffner. Girls on future development of the wa- that regular office hours here will All were taken to the Jones hos might be cancelled from the tenta Washington county' ni< eting in the Forest Giovi cham- velopment of the system here came who ran the check room were Doris ter system, see story on this page.) be established soon. He will be glad tive list, has been given as follows: and commerce room Monday in explanation of the 1941 budget Mae Jacobson, Caroline Hershey, Total construction costs for the to give income taxpayers assistance pital. where the two suffering seri Dcnald Hindman, Danbury, their problems when in his of ous injuries have remained since. February 17, beginning at 10:30 a. included in the utility commission's Willa Bunch and Mcrriel Miller. t>li rent year are estimated at 1 on fice. They are Mrs. Ray Gilmore. 60. who Nebr ; Russell E. Wilkes. Hillsboro bcen invited to attend. Tickets, sell m according to W T Putnam Jr . first annual released last Federal income tax returns must sustained face lacerations and sev route 3; Clifford O Gunderson, Ti ing at 50 cents each, may be se secretary. The dairymen will have week The budget calls for $18.000 be filed on or before March 15 by ere head injuries, and Mrs. H T. gard route 1. and Clyde H. Sanders cured by contacting Chairman Grif lunch with the chamber of com to be expended on new mains and i every single person having a gross Wright. 71. who suffered a crushed Jr, Sherwood. merce. service improvements. income of $800 or more, every mar chest and multiple bruises. Both are The men will be met at the bus Construction Set ried person not living with hus residents of Hillsboro. station in Portland by a non-com A booster pump, well pump and band or wife and having a gross in Drivers of the ’.wo cars involved missioned army officer, who will Dr. W H. Piercjl of this city, BtJ| a settling tank as well as mains come of $800 or more and married were H. T Wright. 65 Hillsboro, escort them to the Multnomah connecting with the reservoir line officer in the medical reserves, busy Grad* achool building needs for. persons living with husband or with whom the two injured women county armory, induction center. to Hillsboro must be installed be been called for a year's military! Hills bofo were discussed at the Ru- wife and who have an aggregate were riding, and Ernest Freel. 33. And from then on, well, Uncle Sam fore the new water will be avail service at Camp Lewis, Wash., ill tary club luncheon last Thursday gross income of $2000 or more. Hillsboro. Marion Cypher. 30. North will take over. by* T D. Annand of Tigard. Port able. Barney said The additional was learned Monday. The normal tax is four per cen’. plains, was a passenger in the Freel On reporting at 'the army head land arcin', watcr will boost pressure in city on the amount of the net income, car. The latter three were released quarters March 1, Piercy will take Mr. and Mrs. Theo Wells of Red The Washington county agricultural conservation office is prepared mains during the summer season active possession of a commission as ployed by the school board to ad arrived at bv deducting legal ex from the hospital after first aid vise in connect ion with the propos when demands on the reservoir «■cept applications for crop insurance on the 1941 spring wheal emptions ind credits from the gross treatment for shock and minor mond spent a few days this week lieutenant in the medicai ed building program here. The There is also a surtax on hurts. ). John W Kamua, chairman of the county committee, said Tuesday supply are at their peak, thereby corps. His family will remain at the C. E Wells home. i in meeting wa» sponsored by the Par- income eliminating the extreme fire haz the surtax net income in excess of r spring when Hillsboro for the present. ent-Teather association as part of ard from inadequate water supply $4000 and a defense tax of 10 per surance applications on or before Febn 28. final date the educational program being car cent, of the combined normal tax which harassed this community last applications in the county office 5 is.it Historical Muscun — ried on by that group. year and in years previous. and surtax. Nearly 5.(MM) applcations were filed The $18.000 estimated construc Apalache Camp Fire group Mon Second grade rhythm band gavel A personal exemption of $2.000 growers for the 1941 crop, which is about threi les the number of tion figure for the current year day afternoon visited the historical several numbers under the direc m; y be claimed bv the head of a heat applications filed for* lists $7.000 as the over-all cost of museum at the library for citizen tion of Mrs. Maric Priest and Miss family, who is defined by income 1940 ship honors. installing the two putnps. $4.000 for Lucille Fisher. tax regulations as one "who. be increase in 11)41 over 1940 of winter pipe and fittings to be used in re cause of a legal or moral obligation, wheat applications was made in pairs to the distribution system If the United States is ever to return to its system of enterprising supports and maintains in one Western Oregon counties. here. $4 000 for labor in laying of household a dependent individual, industrial development and to the prosperity for which it was once Washington county already has new and replacement distribution or individuals, closely connected the "envy of the world." there must be a resumption of the flow of .301 winter wheat applications filed mains, $2.500 for new meters and with him bv blood, marriage, or investment money into industry and business, it was declared hero for the 1941 crop. Mr. Kanina bc- other service purchases and $500 adoption." Monday noon by Clifford L Wolf of Fordyce and company, Portland, lieves this would indicate that the Including two new residences and for five new hydrants. A credit of $400 is allowed for in a talk on investment banking before the Hillsboro chamber of com wheal growers of Western Oregon one commercial building, a total of The settling tank at the well is each dependent A dependent is one merce. ♦---------------------------------------------------- arc becoming just as much crop in $7,175 in new and remodeling con under 18 years of age, or one who William W. Fordyce, of the same surance minded as the wheat grow- struction was seen m Hillsboro dur being constructed to sift out small Legionnaires and World war vc slowing down of economic machin asked to register grains of sand which arc now com for is physically or mentally defective firm, followed Wolf's talk with a «•rs of Eastern Oregon. They are be ing the month of January, accord national defense purposes with Mrs. ery represented by the investment coming aware of the fact that wheat ing to city building permits issued. ing' up with the subterranean wa president, or other Auxiliary representatives at the chamber of com and incapable of self-support He slide film entitled “Investing in production - consumption triang I e. ter before tlie water is re-pumped America's Future." which pointed need not live with nor be related crop insurance is definitely an in Largest single item was the $2900 merce in Hillsboro between now and February 22. to the taxpayer. out that the great reservoir of pri Wolf charged, has been the trend come stabilizer and also a means of tile building being constructed by into the main from the reservoir, Registration hours will be from 10:30 a. m. to ,3 p. m. The registra If husband and wife contribute vate capital that once was "at work“ of the federal government toward additional farm credit where credit Charles Ketcham as a cleaning and Barney explained. tion is being held during National Defense Week, which extends from to the support of a dependent, the through investment channels has state capitalism. The United States is necessary for farming operation. pressing plant cn the Tualatin liigh- February 12 to February 22 There is nothing compulsory about fill $100 credit may be taken bv the one now become a reservoir of idle government, he said, now includes New System between municipal ball 42 lending agencies in competition ing out the questionnaire. contributing the chief support, and funds. A good many applicants fur crop park and the Black Hawk tavern. with investment bankers, commer During this period, the local Am muy not be divided between Investments Cited insurance are taking advantage of Th<’ new residences are for Lester erican Legion post, in co-o|H?ralion* them. Likewise, if two members of The telephone, the aeroplane, the cial bankers, insurance companies— the new method bv which they may A Hoik. on Easf Jackson between important service to God and Coun with the national Legion program a family contribute to the support self-starter for automobiles, the and sometimes, even in competi make their premium payment, Ninth and Tenth, with F. W Mc- Hillsboro has been selected as the i< ask ng its membership and local try whom ws served as young men of a dependent, the one who con electric light, rayon, nylon and oili tion among themselves. which means they may have their Lam as contractor. $2500. World war veterans generally to "This trend, in my opinion, is premium deducted from their AAA Rosie M.iy Mead, Bailey and Jack next meeting place of the North- fill out a questionnaire. This form ' in 1917-18," Commander Davis said tributes more than one-half of the er creations of American inventive bad." the speaker asserted Pointing "I feci cor’ nn that every Legion support may claim the credit genius are just a few of the or western Oregon Funeral Directors farm payment, thus eliminating son. $200. will be in triplicate and will chron naire and World war veterans gen Both the personal exemption and iginal models which have become to the spreading doetriMg of state association and Henry H Young, necessity of paying cash for ille Other permits issued mortician, has been appointed icle every Legionnaire's capabili- । erally will welcome this opportun the credit for dependents must be foundations for whole new indus capitalism as now prevailing in amount of Ihcir premium rcmodeling of HiHsboro Pliarmacy focal in<l talents which could be used ity of perhaps doing another bit for prorated when the status of the tries through investment capital. some countries of the world. Wolf to arrange a meeting place and a Mr Kainna pointed out that un front. $1 KM». Adolph Mohr, contrac- program. in national defense. From these their country, We do not expect to taxpayer changed during the year. Wolf said said the next step to expect, as we announced Her Ihq all-risk wheat crop insur tor; E. R Bailey, rcmodeling of week following a dinner meeting es will be compiled post, dc- be culled for active military ser- Individual savings invested in have seen it elsewhere, js govern- ance program farmers can protect servier Station at Second and Basc of the group in Portland. partmenl and national indices of vice. Most of Us are beyond that these industries when they were but meiz control of industry vahere Ihcir wheal crop for cither 50 or line. $75; Forest Holt, offic? build- American Legion national defense But there arc many homo de- Joos Buys Property "drcams" for the future are now government capital has been pour ing at West Bascline and Dennis, ' duties to be psrformed, I W. O. Joos has purchased 50 bringing enormous wealth to the ed in. embittered competition be against loss from all unavoidable $50. . nd Carl Ward, garage at 445 March 13 Set for American Legion quickly to locate urge every Legionnaire and veteran acres of land, on the west limits of country, but individual savings to- tween private investment and gov East Washington. $50. any member or veteran for these I Io fill out the questionnaire. It is Hillsboro, from Mrs. J. E Reeve day arc locked in bank vaults, un- ernment credit—and finally, with Community Dinner special services governmental । a patriotic duty, and we of the The pi ropertv extends from the productive and dormant. At a n- one step leading to another, govern Aloha-Hillsboro community dm agencies might have a need. highwa, Aim ric; n Legion have never shirk y south to the S P. railroad other corner of the investment ment control of the lives of indi- Named Director per will he held this year Thurs R. L. Burnett. A J. Foelker and id our duty, or lagged in our pa and adjoins the Bailey place, production-consumption tri a n g 1 e, viduals who work in industry. wa i day evening. March 13. it was an A H Busch were named by Com triotism. The time has come again Joe dans to save a location on the businessman who at one time Maintenance of the flow of in- nounced Monday by Ted Emerson mander I.con S. Davis on a local when we may be called upon once the back of the property for a good looked hopetullv toward fu'ure ex \ tblment capital, in die light of the determined, ayments for indent- the Oregon State Bottlers assoeia- of Aloha. The gel-together is held post defense committee. They have more to stand up for America, and factory site, some on the cast for pansion is now beset with fears and ' present national trend, become» one liity claims c made without any ion Saturday as that, group closed a each year in the grange lull uf arranged for the registration I am sure every Legionnaire in this future subdivision and Ute rest will doubts. Wolf said Iof the preeminent problems of the unuuLv^uiy delay. tuv-duy com outrun at Portland. uut cununututy. Till» u a »ummuu* for possible Lunimunity u ready.'' be planted to filberts. Orie of the major factors in the present Ume» Wolf declared. ci al Electric company u preMenting annual of $485.000 wan announced Saturday by Ormund ft Bean, pulille utllitloH commiaaionei. To become effective with i Mrs. M. Connell Hillsboro Native Dies Saturday Estimated $460 in Funds Raised Fire Destroys Visitation Church At Verboori Benefit Dance Raises S125 for Band Uniforms Lincoln Day Dinner Calls G. 0. P. Members Will Young Dan Come from Hiding? Internal Revenue Bureau Opens Hillsboro Office Additional Water For City Mains Coming in June Five Injured In Collision Jersey Cattle Club Annual Meet Set Dr. Piercy Called For Army Service February 28 Deadline for Filing 1941 Crop Insurance Applications Flow of Invesimeni Capital Held Vital Need for Nation's Future City Building Totals $7,175 • w Legionnaires, World War Veterans Asked Io Register by February 22 Morticians to Hold Meeting in Hillsboro I Building Needs of ■
