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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
Personality o f the IPeek the old hove town « « n ! '- h ii r < i O rrf«»n I bur .u b i- K J t Mrs T u rlay H iles Concluded M onday 1 y k 1 1 é % fi I A I O F F IC IA I. N EW SPA PER OF W ASHINGTON COUNTS n>: A tv e r t . ng Represe n ts t, ve 1« A D X rR T K IN C . s lttllf Ine I > I 1 1 n a t io : T a b le Top Photo« To Be T «»montUraled Better Roads Cost Money t . w sv s a re . c.r» r t ù '- • • <• driver > . a motor vehicle for they decreas and at the same time m ake for greater co together w ith a reduction of hazards In .- m ad and highw ays sufficient funds mu- keep them in the shape that all want. As a result the pt- >ple of Oreg n must sidération to the legislative interim coi men lation for a $10 license fee and an ad : a l i r e tax The b * t r?e d e riv e d r ■*r greatly costs. When one considers the pavm ent auto license fee for example, he should is small in comparison w ith what a proper on a sim ilar investm ent in other property t Public Forum COFFEE GOOD FOOD Sees Improvements a Good P lace to Your Friend*! Hist rv will doubtless record S ecretary ol C Marshal! and World War II leader of our of the great Amercians of all tim e He wa m an behind whom the great m ajontv f Art unite in a strong non-partisan foreign policv ing postw ar days. In view of his recent < resignat: <n wa- r t unexpected Mav the i; his life bring him the peace and happiness t. Jo hn I.uurw T w ins Honored at W ashington Grange Unusual” Weather in Southwest Ja n u a ry I The only really balm y day encountered on th e J o u rn a l Cotton San Ant to be one of the most in terestin g places visited H ighlight of th e sig h t seeing trip here was th e Alam. ) w here th e m.u*.-acre by th e Mex a n - f f h< defending Texans ,r. 1&2€ led * , th e fam.ed b attle cry ,f Re m em b er the A lam o tha- stru ck te rr n into the hearts of the M e x ican- and caused th e ir defeat at th e battlefield of San Jacir.- The M cxi n defeat estab lish ed Texas independence T he trav elin g O regonians als pent rntere»’ ng periods at the San A ntonio zoo. described a* th e fifth largo?'. in th e w orld; ns in the area, Mi ., . Sao A/se. or e of a n u m b e r of and the fam ous B uckhorn m useum , whicT^na”; tn e largest collection of privately ow ned and dom estic anim al horns in th e w orld T here a re five old m issions around S an A ntonio, each constructed m ore th a n 200 years ago by th e F ran ctscan O rd er of F r.ars W h ile th e y w ere built, prim arily, for th e conversion and civil.zing of th e In dians. they w ere also founded to hold this p art of the co u n try iw h.ch is now Texas New Mexico. A rizona ar.d C alifornia for th e S p ar sr against th e F rench who w ere claim ing it. W alter and I w ere p a rtic u la rly pleased to have Mr ar.d Mrs Adam« ! S ,r, A rt on u w ith as at the Cotton & * l special luncheon at the fam ed M anger hotel, d irectly across th e stre e t from th e Alamo M r s Adam., is th e form er M r, B ernice Busch, widow of C apta.n K eith Busch of H illsboro, who was killed in th e crash of his B-17 bom ber in A rizona in March. 1 SM.j She. w ith h er d a u g h ter Jeanr.e has visited h ere a n u m b er of tim e* w ith h er p aren ts-in -law M r and Mrs A H Busch. Two hours west of San A ntonio we passed thro u g h U vald e the hom e tow n of fo rm er Vive P resid en t Jo h n G arn er. ‘ Cactus Jack , J a n u a ry 3 The unusual w eath er th a t stru ck th e southw est, a co n trast to th<- b a lm y w eath er at San A ntonio, caught up w ith us d u rin g the night w i'h the result th at El Paso and its M exican n eighbor of Ju arez • the 24th f g.-.vr Argus was rei-ased the police of H . . i - p . r o sto t and expressed high indigr w ard me and my opinion- the opportunity also to ir th at ne thought th . was a i.-.-Je May 1 c ia r.fy m e sorry that tne chief has t attitude because it .- not a issue, but one t , be broug the genera: pun.. A ..,, ] ill feeling tow ard anv offic city pay roll, out it is m and sincere opinion that the city council should live up to and ; prac* tice the rules and by-law., Ot lio e l w ithin the city charter ' If these law s are not adequately w ritten then let the council arid am end them to ,at:sfy the I agree w .th my dem .era; Mr C J C rook that looks b etter to us than a p.ace and in h. frank ad th at .n the past y ear or t'i have been some seem ingly tencies but th at is past r m aybe the forthcom .ng v-a; To Letter Writers All letters to th e ed .to r should not only be -.gned but the address should be .ncluded If the person wno wrote a letter to th e Argus last week expressing approval of council act. r m the M cPherson case will come to the Mice nd give hi dd re use as much of tne le tte r as poss ible. P robably enough ha; beer, w rit .en and sa.d on this case already F u rth e r com m ent can only tend to Keep the que-ston stirred up and create m ore friction, which in our op.m on is n o t good for the com m unity L etters to th e e d .’or. w hich the w riter believes co n trib u te to the w elfare of the com m unity, are a l ways welcome —The Editor *• was one r.ignt w hen J, r.n wa; filling in for his b ro th e r on the nigh' hift t I th e ty that new .-paper* -e for jum bling up a page of type w hich usually h a p pens w hen a form, falls to the" fl .- spilling it* content* h ith er and yon This p articu lar n.ght. P ete d.dr. • re tu rn from a dance to relieve h - b rother as planned and Jo h n began to get a little sleepy He had tw o pages of type on the press, one the front page and tne o ther a f ill page ad He absent m m d- edly d id n t tighter, the form s on the press before he started it ru m bling The front page w rapped ■’ 1 th e c y t e r ■ •• w is able to straig h ten that o u t—but the full page ad type w ent off in a pile on the f lu r The form was h .ir r ..- d l•• : th toned matt ■; paper cam e cut on schedule but the page ad didn t. A fter the E nterprise he w ent t . ■ Ray '.v i A d v e rtise r W hile tn ere he met W ands, now M rs I ^ u r s A fte r tw i y.-.,rs at Raymond, he came to the Argu ar.d here has rem ained Jo h n and W anda own th eir own home at 142 S S ixth aver. .- in H... - boro, w hich they had b u ilt in 1340 They have enough yard space to allow for the indulgence of tw o hobbies — flow er and v e g e t a b l e grow ,ng A th ird hobby has been added—enticing native birds—in a year s tim e ar.d they have a list of 31 d ifferen t species W anda is the flow er expert; Jo h n savs he just helps One specim en bro u g h t to the of fice last sum m er was a gaudy tig- ridia. also know n as the M exican tiger lily This large bloom appear, for a day and then is gone but is replaced by several o th er blooms fr ,m the sam e stem, a day or so Hostesses k n o w / / 5 a C i/S C o i l D a u g h te r S ta lle d O n E astern T rip K> '1rs I r m M* f Q uarteis Tune Up for Contest National Thrift Week A ll I m s I. s o r u l and f r a t e r n a l news should be tu rn e d in at the A rg u s fo r p u b lu a tio n in th a t w eek no t la te r th a n Tues- d a y m o rn in g and e a rlie r if pos sible. ir January 17-23 Office Supplies of a.i k.nds H illsboro A rg u ' »OU A re alw ays S a ti'fle d When You Read The A rgus C i,- if.ed tf A L L W A S H IN G M A C H IN E S i r ranxiin wisely said, "It is h sand up. Yes, Savings giv >mmemorating the statesman e to put his sage words to action. / l U s U M U A J 3 are th e ties o n e gen eratio n to ano A lasting and indie ¡dual remetcry memorial 1 Our »hop handle» »11 The papers in Sun Franci.-co continued th e refrain as to unusua coid w eather, rep o rtin g the low est tem p eratu re in 12 years w ith 35 J mt ’ ,, C en ,er recording station. 125 f e e t above -m eet level In e { .,11 B ulletin said te m p eratu re w ere easily 5 to 10 d e g re e s low e, at ground level, a* evidenced by cru sts of ice on pools arid puddle th ro u g h o u t th e City E arly m orning te m p eratu re .n th e S anta Clara valley was reported at 18 degrees. W alter and I passed up the sightseeing trip in San Francisco be cause of previous trip s th ere and visited o u r cousin , Mr and Mr- Charle* H arris She is the form er Fva C arjten s of B ank; and a 1817 g rad u ate of H ilh i. A ppreciation of th e way in w hich d etails for th e com fort and en tertain m en t th e p a -e n g e m w ere handled by Jo u rn a l and train "n Wi S ei,P o V’, d ,h r " u «h « ‘h-’ presented to th.-m by G overnor on b eh ali of ,h ® passengers at the luncheon at the St. Francis hotel. ld.~T d -’? a° to n <e n ‘? 1 ® 6 rouP of people get t o g e t h e r ^ w a ^ on this special train to the Cotton Bowl and th ere was a general feel- I " Odbyf * ^ wy e s,“ d alofl* th e 1,n* s an Francisco. Eu- ?*v t Sa ern and fo r lla n d that a rep eat perfo rm an ce would be en- type« of WASHING MACHINES. Th. work S ñ V E fíE G U L ñ R L Y and always will be, ihc most comforting ttib u ir. .\cw designs, and nt w combinati atailable. all combined into a wide and , horn wliitli jour (b o ia ol a n in itia l rnav I 1» don. by trained me chanic» and Qeáetod «S genuine part» only are uaed. R efrigeration BALER and SERVICE heea 7»l « u W. nasalina ■ILL8BOKO, OREGON OREGON MEMORIALS We Deliver Anywhere Portland Cemeteries Included H-aalle East Hillsboro.Portland High Phone 121 for free transportation to ■ Mom oar plant o / m / JÍOCM aüac¿ai¿a*í HILLSBORO. OREGON MEMBER TEDERAL HOME — ACCOUNTS INSURED LOAN BANK — 2VÌ« r . 4 !
