The Hillsboro argus., August 04, 1949, Page 21, Image 21

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Bonny Mames
( . Meetiyysen and I
B ro w n ; <•
(* rosse and Ito he,
P ractice N ears
F o r S h rin e G rid
C lassic A u g u st 27
la ’s
than tw u weeks re m a in be-
-
la m , A ll-S ta i - assemble in P o rtla n d
to begin tw u weeks of ju a c tu e si
Mon fm th. econd an n ua l sSnnn. r
h o s p ita l
a ii-s ta i
fu u tb a ll
game
L in e m e n L.
H. i h.-y and Em
Bi and.iyy o f J.i t year Spa; tan w li
t.ike p a rt
T he t u n «quad» w ill gre e t th e ir
tn .i.d ies .,t d in n e r on S unday. A u -
* iH t 14 am, ta rt p ra c tic e the fo l-
1 >w .ng day
T he P o rtla n d squad
v»ili d id , at J e ffe rs o n h ig h and the
staters w ill go th ro u g h p re -g a m e
m aneuver« at ( ’ lev.dam ,
T h e n ’ w ill be tw u w o rk o u ts a day
d u rin g th«- fu s t w eek o f p ra c tic e a
the coaches tr> to get th e ir p la v -
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III flap, and a« q u a in t. «, w ith the
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they w ill us«* in the b ig g rid cai rn-
v al
M« l In g ra m , rn. n to r o f th«* p re p
Grant P i
tea
i
. • '* Un Oreg n A ll S'.a: i ..
ted
by Lee Hagsdale d M e d fo rd and
H a rry T hom pson of G resham
H ie teams w ill be a llo w e d the use
of any o ffe n s iv e system in the game
am, both coaches have in d ica te d
th e y w ill m ix up the styles possibly
e m p lo y in g one b a c k fie ld u n it fo r
the T -fo rm g tio n and a n o th e r fo r th-
Mingle w in g h a c k
l
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■
u n its and a n o th e r t h r ille r d u p lic a t­
ing the e x c itin g in a u g u ra l o f last
year is exp e cte d
The O regon team
w o n the o p e n in g t i l t by a 35 to 13
score, b u t a clo se r gam«* th is ye a r
is p ro b a b le w ith the P o rtla n d team
m olde d fro m one o f the stron g e st
circuit.« in local p re p h is to ry
Net ptoceeds fro m the g rid cla s­
sic. w h ic h w ill be accom panied by
a sp e ctacu la r pre game pageant and
c o lo rfu l h a lftim e cerem onies, g«»
to the P o rtla n d u n it o f the S h rin e is
h o s p ita l fo r c rip p le d c h ild re n
T he advance tic k e t sale is re p o rte d
«•xcellent, and a ca p a city c ro w d of
31» (HRi is exp e cte d to view the gam .
A « ,\.n ice re s e rv a tio n s o f rese rve d
scats p rice d at $.3 are no w a v a ila b le
.it S h rin e game h e a d q u a rte rs in P a r­
lo r B o f the P o rtla n d hotel
Kercher Lumber
Edged by A lban y
Kerch«»r L u m b e r co m p a n y o f F o r ­
est Grov«». p re -to u rn e y fa v o rite to
c a p tu re th«» state s e m i-p ro baseball
e i" \y i
a .is
kno< ki .i out
f • ■ •
to u rn a m e n t by a 2-0 defeat at th e
hands o f A lb a n y « Alcos. d e fe n d in g
ch a m p io n « a, W e stm o re la n d p a rk
T uesday n ig h t
K e rc h e r p itc h e rs G le n n H ittn e i
and 7’ ete Jonas gave up but tw o h its
hut one h it and w ild n e ss by H ittn e r
accounted fo r tw o A lb a n y run s in
the th ir d in n in g K e rc h e i bats got
to C h u c k e r Bob S p a n g le r f o r six
safeties and th e A lb a n y h u r le r was
c o n s ta n tly in tro u b le hut the F o i
es, (¡ro v e c re w was n e ve r a b le ,o
b re a k th e ice.
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F
K e rc h e r
(MM) (MM) () ()
fi
A lb a n y
002 000 x 2
IliU n e r . Jonas »4» and M o rris o n ,
S p a n g le r and R o e la n d t.
Say y o u saw it ,n th e A rg u s.
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More
By Mrs
pci <on« re a l-
C O R M E L I,
I
i/«- th a t th» o n ly
in w h ic h
icc.’S 'fu lly
f 1 bei Ls can be
t. w h
in th. U n ite d State a : « ( n egun and
p o iflh d out til.
W a sh in g ton d w
L i,. pn
p re sid e n t
w e .k by B E I),
of M ugdale A Som In . . C o rn e liu s
pi<
Th«* p
m d u c tio n o f í 11 be rt - has
m cr. i • -,
id ilv
ni 300 tons on
FL’Mi acres
1930 to an • tirnated
H l«40 ton
22 (R Hi a
in lfd 9
Wa *h»n
»n
produce
o u n ty m
n-or.* f i , be.’ ts than any
1e r coun-
1 > in O r «• gu i
I > • igda 1» 4ated and
gurcs
w
p ro b a b ly
p io d u c tio n
th e re a rt
continu«’ tu rise sine
st com ing
m any yo u n g o rc h a id s
ml o m utui« st,
)ne of th . r,
> ub p ro b it m
. fro m th.
• in ¡94« th i
in ty produc*
• ■
f.lb<
o f the w o rld
d tki '.H Ml t i
prod
•\ la rge p e r-
rit.ig. o f th is fm ! eign - a p p ly fro m
p u ri. Ita ly and Turk« :»’ is s.*nt t<
he U n ite d S lut.
and sold at "d is -
!• -
p ric e s w h ic , i sla-h«'- th e pric«
f n .u th w .
fi
ri« D ugdale aid
Th«* ¡•■ .v tai if f o f fiv e cents per
p ' im l on in -h. 1 fill»« it and eight
e n t s p. r po nd on f ilb e r t nut
rm-at- lias lit t le oi m i e ffe c t <>n c o n ­
im p o rte d f il-
t r o llin g the pi
b e lts D u g d a ie
id
E ffo rts have bee i made to in-
crease th e ta r iff. e> tabhsh .1 quota
fo r im p o rte d filb« rt and t< ) secure
«a fe d e ra l su b sid y in o rd e r t o s ta b il-
iz.e f ilb e r t prices.
A ll o f these plan hav< met op-
p o s itio n in the lig h 1
general
v .o ild eco n om ic c o n d it »ri­ I J 11 d a 1« •
i .»ported
Since th«» p:«»d'K’tio n in th is c o u n ­
try i a . 11 i.el yy th a t in ««thei c«>un-
t iie . A m e ric a n g ro w e rs can have
lit t le « fle e t on p u n < it wak p o in t­
ed out
M -t of the filb e r t- im p o rte d fro m
Turk« > are -h«‘ lle d w h e n they
-
i.v e in the Unit«-«! States
F ro m 5 p te m b e r 1 1948 to J a n ­
u a ry 1 HM9 1791 tons «if filb e rt
meats Weie received in the U n ite d
States am i are now o ffe re d on the
New Y o rk m a rk e t fo r 31 4 cent- a
pi»und
D u g d a ie re p o rte d a 12.0<M)-mile
t ’ ip ta k e n b \ h im « lu ring the past
e ig h t w«*ek
to sell the 1949 f i l ­
be rts w h ic h D u g d a ie X- Sons w ill
purchase and pack. T h e re is no
L ib . rt c a n y o v e r d ie t<> last year's
sh o rt c p Wh<F - i # h a \
d
a ll o f the 1948 crop w h ic h they h «d
purchas« I
T he la rge n u t m ix e rs have a
s u p p ly on hand, w h ic h , according
•o D ugdaie. th . v have d e lib e ra te ly
w ith h e ld fro m the m a rk e t fo r th e ir
♦ a rlv m ix e d n u t trades w h ile the
tre n d o f p ra c tic a lly a ll n u ts w ill
he d o w n in p ric e fro m last year
T he p ric e of filb e rts s h o u ld h .d
up v e ry w e ll due to the sm all
c a riy o v e i of the 1948 crop
T he te n de n cy in th e m a rke t
!«»ward s e llin g nuts m one-pound
bags and the n u t tra d e is in s is tin g
< n bleached filb e rts , it was re p o rt­
ed.
D ugdaie X Sons w ill p roccs- and
sell about 5<M) tons o f filb e rts d u r ­
ing the coming season and about 150
tons w ill be put in to one-pound
ce llo p h a n e bag- The e n tire pack
w ill be bleached, it was an n ou n c­
ed.
Th ur«d s y « u g u«t « 1949—-H illsboro , Or».) Ar qi i «
NURSERY FRAUD
IN SALEM HEARING
M arcus t - tilte d that b » b* hahd.ed
by the warden* «re »f fir s t class
q u a lity and denied th a t pur< baser«
• ‘ n r •
ron
p a r-
had re ce ive d d .e a-te d and dead
;
of
M art •
1 nf
■ p. ra to r
bulb« and oulbs «ma le r than ad-
1* ,h<
igm*d
1
th»-
w ood B
rn went
erti.sed by the gaiden«
•in . eu u p o n-fit poni >n th « ' z i !r»«
d T • day in
1 u im la lio n for in - . Salem to delt-nd
F ou r g ro w e rs w ho f irn i« h bulbs
aga.nst
he.»« been a« Jib'd cLarg«’ •ft fra u d d«*
v»d mis- to the garden* «aid th e ir shipm ents
-1 '
p o lio -fig l itm g
« pi« •
>«n in
nur aery co n taine d only n ilb ..f fin e qua!
* * • n anrioom 1 ili st.K-k
• g con- ity Most o f M unday • as devoted to
te s tim o n y
try
Aitnesse« airuye«,
the
duet.-d
'■ It
against the gardens and M arcus
partrm -
and
M u ur'
r
i
deh.ed
p la in ts
a« c u rd in g to H
i < os,orner '
of Lne
dun
G re
. .n d atio n
n tn«- vo lu rm
uusine««
I’he tw o rem
»n<td.-r*d H«-
«i fig u re s
ave b. »*n p ia i . 'l
.
.ng
that
in
dl«,
busi-
land , noi v-arehoo ♦-
F m era!
e conducted
M nF
of
(XX> w )
ed the b e lie f
! o lo w »ng a» Young
Fuhei
H rne T ie«day
' i!|.-d in b i I'Ja
i ad
im ped to fo r E igen • Fr an< i T
• :l tiG who
in the near L it
fMMr La t ««a on th
bu ne«« d ie d at h is home here Sunday In -
> nil. a
p e rrr.a r
«•xc«-"f,»’d Ml ‘MMiOtMj h«’
d
fe rm e n t wa» »n Mo*.,ntain View
Fio ef| opro» nt <
B i «’d on t h . • b ; on«*
»rn p la in ts c»*metery. SchoLs
rnrm>n use in F -n
W . 't e in
ta b
M r T ru ;«ell was horn at Ne w ton
w ill house a ll 14 w o u ld not aggH-gat«» rno* than one
■ L il 4 or • p» r «-ot M a: j-
i stated
V.
J u n e 10. 1833. and spent most
rne w hen th» •
Mar« » p o in ted out that
rin ’ needed
» fa r r f h
life th e re u n til com ing to
h»* knew no d u e a « d
In a d d it io n M o r ’ « taid. th»* oun- a
dead H
FI
.
d a tio n
P o iL and
r
u
rs
e
ry
stock
had
e
v
e
r
bet
«tor ehou
has
•• ;>• m a rrie d to L o u Anna G r if fin in
od y of
ta b le iron
d ig .
pe«l fro m hiA p la n t Ernp< >ye .« o f T e x a - in 1912 He wax a re tire d
ai hotpa» k n-aehtn«** wo«, f <
fa rm e r
h o ’ paek
an aatoclave. -te r 1 IZ»*I F e b ru a ry 11. 1871. and
«•sided
S u r v iv in g are the w lo w L o u
irid ho p ita , b»*d
Some of t h i' in H ilL b o r o fo r the past e ig h t A n n a of H ilL b o r » th e re «on.«. Ira
• «pnpin.-fit hi. J’l-.t been fee« iVed m onth
She wa a re 1 u -d hou se- o f Swet t Hom e Eugene o f M a n n ­
h o rn M alhe ir ( o in ty . w here »t w a - y if»’ o»dng prec*’ d< d n death by ing. Jo-eph of B a n k*, three d a u g h ­
i.j.i ived m d ie 1947 in fa n tii« ' pai - h e r
husband.
Th«»n* »
E d w a rd te r*. Mr
I . m Rowe o f Bonny
.11 v o* o u tb re a k
? letcher. in D»*r «'n»b« r 1943
Slope Mr s C R M u rp h y o f St. '
Im b id .r ig the tw o new m achine-
S u rv iv o rs in rlu d e fiv
C a rl Johns M r
M «■ Z u m w a lt o f H ills -
’ th«* pool and fo u r new or.
re-
• r.’ .
ire h ii • «, by the fo.m da- L o f E ti « -t f ir ov» D w ig h t of H iils - boro; tw o brothe: i and fo u r sister«
boro
(
.arm«*«’
of
M in n . <»ta D on- .n T exa
and 12 g ra n d c h ild re n
• • r
M iltn o rt' Pi co u n ty cha p te r
’ i - < if- now 14 r e - p u a to r - in the aid of D»adwood S D G o rd o n of
Lo Angeles ( ’ □! and fo u r daugh-
W in d m ills f ir - t became com m on
r I . i Grand«
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i a nd O i agon C ity and tei - M rs O llie N o rm a n and M r - in G e rm a n y and the N etherlands.
ila r ji. in P o rtla n d Mont«*- re ­ V e rn a
both
o f South '
M unson
vealed
D akota and Mr
E loy H igh«•- and
W ednesday i- named a fte r Woden,
Th«* 10 »hipped to Los Angeles Mr-* Eva Engel, both of H ills b o ro
d e ity o f the A nglo-S axons.
• ed I to o m
■■ in
l.at« • rnergem y M onte «aid
( i
..!• b u ild in g up «teadily in
S .u th . in C a lifo r n ia but. as yet it
n .t in em«Tgency area Idaho, of
«
• i m m ore serious s tra its
Trussell Services
Held Here Tuesday
Fletcher Funeral
Slated ior Dakota
F u n e ra l services w ill be h e ld in
S outh D akota som etim e in the near
fu tu re fo r M rs R uth F le tc h e r. 78.
w h o died here M un d a y T he body
is being sent cast fo r services and
b u ria l.
M rs F le tc h e r was b o rn in Io w a
Qolorful;
Exteriors
UNDER NEW O W N ER SH IP
AND M A N A G EM EN T
Q s O
W hitey Norgordcn
<Not nece ssarily new«)
Mrs Rebecca G o o din a y in g that
if he e ve r had a chance she was
I ng to w itte up ome in te re s tin g
t .ng m connection with pioneer*
K e rt Lentz
e « r« in io n at D S (’
Guy
L
• r -
B o b M »' K.-n/i«-
Paul P atterson h a y in g idea as
to h .w bas «•ball m ig h t lx* e n jo y e d '
B ill G o rm a n and Hob
R asm uM rn h a y in g a ro o f ra i-.n g
h r am i M rs (
\ Plum«tead en-
j ' mg the ( ’ ra te r la ke rtm d riv e ’
(«oldie l.a kso n an , Irene Barnes
t' n k.n g th e y wer«
seeing th in g s '
T e lay m o rn in g w hen th e y arose
fir 1 • >. > y e a rlin g calves feeding
on th. r la wr on Baseline street
/.»I » Mur*: in
it«»s. s tra n -
ahan h a \in c a happy su rp rise .
H elen st« ink«*
Paul P atterson and A l
H o ffm a n j . tng up and do w n at
Mu< B \r d
and w ife e n jo y in g game.
N O R T H P L A IN S A b rid a l b n w -
<r w a- g ive n fo r D o ro th y B ro w n ,
:
■ ;
i i
1 «wn of M r« C D C h a m b e rla in s
hom e Tuesday e ve n in g T he e n te r­
ta in m e n t was fu rn is h e d bv the
5’ > in j P eople assisted by B e tty
I * p 4t A m ock w e d d in g was g iv -
n fo lb .w e d by th e ’ B rid e 's F irs t
B -c u lt-
T h e re w ere a b o u t 50
w »men and g irls p re s e n t M any
1. y e ly g ifts w e re received
B< \ • r ly Thi« s ^pd G e o rg ia B ro w n
t. t i t i h . i fro m C am p W tnem a. S at­
ie day Jul> 30 w h e re th e y spent a
w eek w ith o th e r yo u n g people fro m
C h ris tia n c h u rc h .
M rs C h ic k Jones gave a p in k and
b lu .
sh o w e r fo r A n n Keusacker.
W ednesday. J u ly 27. T h e re w e re a
good m an y guests present and m any
lo v e ly g ifts w e re received
T he 1928 O ly m p ic games w e re
the fir s t to in c lu d e w om en's a th -
k tics.
Company
W hoozinits
By Mrs Rrtly Philpot.
R e -b u n a l rites fo r A lle n L. Ifan-
m H ilis b o ro w ere co n d ucte d M o n ­
day at L in c o ln M e m o ria l p a ik . P o r t­
ier»«, He wa« k ille d A p r il 29. 1945.
in G e rm a n y w h ile in cxirnbat w ith
the .'»tilth p a ra c h u te in fa n try o f the
82r«d a irb o rn e d iv is io n
He had taken p a rt in cam paign«
m S uuly. Ita lv N o rm a n d y , H o lla n d
and G e rm a n y He had been a w a rd
• *d the Bronze S ta r and the P u rp le
H e a rt
He was the «on o f Mr«. W a lte r
A n d e rson and the b ro th e r o f Mrs.
G ie n
K e n n e ll and M r«
H a ro ld
Price.
V a lle y L u m b er
A fo r O regon board of h e a lth
'. . r» - -ho». «•/, fo u r new cases for
' •
• • K ended J u ly 23. fo r a to-
•.» i
the y e a r o f 59. as com pared
n ,32 at th e same tim e in 1943
Tv.
.f th. n«*w c i-«- w ere counted
• M ..’ 'i >!’. ;ih c o u n ty and one each
.n I.u '. and M ai ion c o u n tio
Miss Brown Feted
At Bridal Shower
Hanson Funeral
Held in Portland
Com plete Line Building M aterials
BUILDERS' HARDWARE — DUPONT PAINTS
700
W.
f e i
C e m e n t ic o * brightens t i e
exteriors o f homes as well
as industrial and com-
mercial building* , . » in-1
creases their property
value. It’s ideal for garden
and interior laundry
walls, too. It make* stucco,)
brick, or concrete wall*
fresh, clean, and colorful«
*W
f
Baseline, Hillsboro
Phone 5041
CEMKMTICO
FREE
1. In 8 color* and wlúte. j
Z. Bond* to (Urfacc. f
Air Plane Ride
3. Hide* olJ aurface.
M ia r* with water.
4.
5. Applica, Jrica faat.
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TO DETROIT. MICHIGAN
Glenn Harris Motors vzill furnish FREE trans­
portation by plane from Portland to Detroit,
Michigan to any one who purchases a New
Packard from them a n d desires to take factory
delivery. This offer good during the month
of August.
Colorful
euMmca
»«Tiafe
Bag. U. S. FM. OS.
A TRXOMTB Paint Prodotti
Come in and g et full details oi this
p lan at our p la ce of business.
POOLGABDWEB
LUNBEB CO.
G l e n n H a r r is M o t o r s
H IL L SB O R O
127 W. M ain
—
“A Good Place to Go"
OREGON
Hillsboro
Phone 5742
FIL LE R FAINTS — They La*«!
Robinson Rites
Held Saturday
F u n e ru l s iv v ic c s w e re r c n d u i" ,'d
.S u tiin l iv ut D oni'lnon A S c w rl!
<’h ;i|N 'l fo r W a lle r lia b in s o n
61.
w h o d ie d at his V .n c o u v c i Wash .
hom e J u ly
A form.
W a il
ton count> reside n t, he was b u r ed
at
Mt
O liv e eem etei v, l aurel,
w ith lie v J o h n S e h ie rl ng
t the
H ills b o ro F irs t R a p in g c h u rc h o f ­
fic ia tin g
__ He was a W o rld W a r I veteran
S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e a son. W a lte r
K o liin so n J r . V a n c o u v e r; th re e sis­
ters K lva H a le h e la r H ills b o ro ; M a r­
tha H u ll. G aston and V io la lb
, r.
V an e o u ve i
THANKS
II
•a y s Frank, at the CH EVRO N STA TIO N IN C O R ­
N E L IU S. "for the w on d erfu l support and trade I
h a r e received in m y first w eek of business."
SEE
Hillsboro, Ore.
t f HI
VM,
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hl*
Batteries - Tires
Tubes, etc.
250 E. Washington St
Ko 7
,5<MI
T h e M avoinne« 1
tin n e d it
v 11 run
If you are In need of
STBANAHAN MOTOR CO.
Pel
I Oik,
IMPORT EFFECT ON
FILBERT MARKET
MULLED BY PACKER
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The guarantee I believe is unequaled.
R epairs D on e on A ll Cara and Trucks. Steam C leaning
a 1-A,
c o rn *, r» « ,
CANNON
K m * *« « . I -
WITH THE NEW
Hiitbeoi
MIXMASTER
T h e new Sunbeam M ixm aittr
give« you tw o great new A u to ­
m atic features the A u to m atic
luice F x tra c ttir and A u to m atic
now l-«peed c o n tro l. In addi«
lio n « it ha* a ll the o ther exclu­
sive M ixm a ste r advantages th a t
m ake c o o k in g , b a kin g , g e ttin g
meal« so fa«t and easy. Y o u
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ipe. 1 he Famous M ix -F in d e r
d ia l ha« a ll the every-day m ix ­
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Yowr
toflsfocff»«”
tuoraoiatd or monty b«dl
Packed by
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You can buy "fkat wonderful" Wadhams Coffee al these food stores:
H IL L S B O R O
SCHUMANN Grocery
J. R. BETZER Grocery
H. T. CLARNO Grocery. Rt. 4
TYSON S Market. Witch Hasel
Jeurelers
323 E. Main. Hillsboro
r
Here's your chance to get a big, "thirsty" Cannon Bath Towel for only
10c and to Wadhams Coffee coupons. There's a coupon with every
pound of "that wonderful” Vi’adhams Coffee. These big, quality green,
yellow or peach towels measuri 20 by 40 inches. Start saving for your
towels now. And start enjoying the full-bodied, rich flavor of Wadham*
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WILEY'S Grocery
FRENCH’S Caah Grocery
C O R N E L IU S
THREE-WAY MARKET
W. C. OWEN GROCERY