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THE BANKS HERALD, Volume XV, No. 10
Bcsverton, Washington County, Oregon, Krtday, January 2 3 , 1925
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STATE LAW-MAKERS County Ac)fi< ultunil
PROMPTLY ORGANIZE Confrrcuce <ominq
Bills Offered to Abolish Offices Mettili« Will Be Held January 29
and 30 In The Court House
of Market Agent and Prohi
At Hiihboro
bition Commissioner.
8nl»m.—While vary llttl« of ltm«ul
•nc» » u •cctiuipllalinl a»l<l« from or
sanUatloa Uurliix iho Ural waak's a«»'
aloa or (ha »lata laalalatara. yal if
tba ralarlly with whlrh built house»
urfanlaiHl la an Inillcailcu ol ilia man
a or In which lb« buainaaa of Iho ana-
•Ion la to ha conducted hull) hnuaaa
•hoMM hava no ilnrnuliy la cotuplot'
In» their labor» within iba fnriy <Uy
period. Oraaiiitatlou waa com plated
wiilioui lha fact Iona! fir.hi» wblrb
have markail mni > prevtOM *• »*lo> .».
•o there will ba no trail o( bln e
naaa |o d o » lha leslalatlva what ¡4.
Una <). M ow ) of Mucnoniah munly
was »• !••' < m I in |ir«»i'la o»t*r lha
•mat» and Deu'nu II, iturdick, repro-
at tally» of l>«.thul<». Jefferson,
Klaiuaih and iJika >•> unliaa, w.v> alart-
rd apaakar of lliu taou».' Moth pi ■ !
In» officer» wfru aamt«l without up
ptall ion,
Although lb r« « « < ou Hurt 1 1 urn-i.t
of opinion « t o n ih. !<• alaiuri
aoiuhioU Ibal tlmr- «oultl ho go lull'
rarlnd fffprt to atinofe lha admin) nt
lion uf Governor I’ lore«. yet within an
boar after it»» joint »ration b . r e
wblrb lha sovornor bad di'llicrwl hi»
moaaaRa dlaaolvt’d bill» appeared
wblrb •tlackrd p»t project* u( |bo «»»■
amor. Sanatora Rltner and Taylor
•punaorad a aiaaaurw abullaliln» (hr ol
fir«' uf alala markal asanl and Hepr*
•aatailva North Introduced In Ilia
houa» a bill doing away wllb tba aama
office and alao that of lha problllllloa
rommlaalonar. In hla uiaaaa»« Ihr (o t
arbor vlgoroualy defended Mar! • t
Agrnl C. K Spence and hla dopin'
meat and he also praUcd the work of
Hrohlbliloa Commlaaionar C ln iitr.
M ay
Raatrlet
A p p o m li v a
Pawe r
Tba cobtrovaralaa lhal hare born
raglac balwaon iba eaerailra and the
flab and g a m » roramtaatana for »«■»
•rat l oatba paat may oulmlnaia In
an atr. ,l to «llvnat Dm governor of iho
ai’pol IT« power over Iba n m cun
mlaaUna and iba I’ ort of Ivrtland.
and placlnic It In (he leglalalurn.
There la much aenument In bulb
h»u»ea agalnal pin« Ins the appolmlyi'
power Ip Iba laglalature on Ilia around
(hat |l ropatltulaa an Invaalun of Iba
prerucatlvna of lha aaa< utlva. In other
Worn» II la contended lhal II eonall
Itl'oa nn ancroacbment of lha |e»lala.
lure upon iba agacuilva and admluta
Iratlre field.
The Free
Traders
No aio li inventory o f W a s h
ington County agriculture Im»
••ver I me n prepared u» lli.it which
will l e niRiJe available f o f c o n -
aiderai Ion o f thoae who attend
Hie agi Hull tira) economic c o n
ference to lie lidi) In Hi|l»lmru
January Ut) anil dll, »ay» Oouil-
ly Agent * >. I
McVVI......
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BURRY 1 LLE
FROM OUR CORRESPONDLm-.
lnter»i'ting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country u%
T olc jy Our \ctive Specisi Correspondent* Week!*,
A. K. Rye was in Manning on
Hunduy morning.
J
A. I,. Htepheria is building a
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" new porch onto his house.
Mrs. C. I) W ym ore was a
ALOHA lillBEK ITEMS
util been abb* to find a leader.
Perhaps soineon* will volunteer Friuay a fiern ton caller on Mrs.
i lloyer from Reedvtll"
lo help Hie boys. T he work Is Ivan Yytes.
ha» entered the acvunlh grade.
all outlined by the I). A. C. and
George Wienecke and family
Moal o f the
tendiera
are is easy lo follow.
of Hanks were Monday visitors
fmournliiif the loa» o f all their
Friday even in# after school il the A. K. Rye home.
piaula »luring Ihe «avere cold Mrs. Ilawkes o f Huber enter
Chau, limes and family from
weal her,
tained all the teacher» by giving Cornelius were Sunday visitors
l.ual week after a harrowing a Ten at her home. Hhe was s s - at the S. II. Hullot’ k home.
experience on elippery ronda on «isletl by Mr». Mllxel nd Mr».
Kiva kledsoe o f Hanks waa a
A very delightful eve
her way to acliool In her car. Holler».
-unday visitor at the home o f
•Ml»» Cooke remained thul night ning was spent in pleasant c o n her parents, I. P. Bledsoe and
wilh Mrs. Hacker
of
Aloliu. versation and gaiuea. The re-
ife.
fresliments roitsialeij o f «ami
The alx ptipili who look (he wiehes, olives, saln<l, cookies,
Hie Madame« W ym ore
and
m i d y e a r lent
ill
I'liyaiology cake and coffe e.
Other guests Mill» were Monday afternoon
Kroest
Place
through with flying color» were Mrs. A. C. Chinn o f Hea- callers at the
Wl,,i an averaifn o f U’J while verlon nnd Mrs. W a I trier and home.
conference will he compone,) ot
scellini» on horlleiilture, nula,
vegetables,
poiillry,
livestock
ilnlryúig, cerea)», polnlneif and
-ml».
Comiiiltlee» representing
o'. .
Of .„»• iciillu re have
* J ‘ " . U’" k ‘
"•i-,»> bv
* ’
usti.e.I nnd are gathering Craged !»n plus.
loro I informnllnn on Ihelr p r o s
Mie» l.ggHnan mi ber way lo
pective problema.
echiHiJ frulli Ptiiiland wus m a
The roilfcrclien will open at slaw' 'lini cullided wilb anollier
10:00 o'clock Thuraday morning «•ar so vva« un llour lale. The
m Ihe I'.lrctill I'.ourt room of lievi limi uifig she sBw Ibe stage
the Cf,url House. Following the wlileli lefl (in liour earlier over-
pi eliminai lea eaeh aeri h«fl w ill furm.l in (he dilrh.
mo««i «ci.uralcly to rnnnhler* the
Ib e llilrd ami fi.urlìi grndcs
In formal Ion naaemhled and hi
prepari* a report on produi'lhiii n e rect-ivliig dilli ili additino
and niai'Kclmg lo lie preaenled an,| onilllpliraHon Hii'migli play-
tpg ntnre.
The Ibiiil grude is
to Ihe general assembly Friday
reailiug
a»
Hoppleiucnlury
work
afternoon. Bperlnltst* from the
atri o nil oral college
w ill
b «> "P litiioeblo" and Hi«' fnurtli i»
lini li elasses
present In aa»i»l Ihe dlCfereilt l eatlmg "lle ld l ."
groupa In preparing their
re are vcry m u d i eiilhusetl and are
porta.
They wilt tiring to the Hmeoughly enjoylug Hieir new
reatlers.
eonference reaulla o f monlha o f
Inveailgnllon o f (rends In other
I llose oli (Ile sit'k lisi rectiH y
producing arena o f the p r o d u c ni«' China '¡ce . <1 lenti Anderson,
tion an«l marketing o f the runt- llelcn Heynolds, Ksttier MeKe
inodilie* lint furniah Mil« conn own and Ralph MeCnuley. Hilly
(y II» agricultural Income.
Sundberg bus
heen
swffering
Ttil* conference I» one o f 11 fr«.in "Flu'* for more Ihan 3
that have been held following weeks bill hopi’ s lo he able o.
Ihe »h)h> ugrirulturnl conference return lo »chimi gexl
week,
al Corvallis a year ago.
Hep- l'.harlolle Roger«, whti had n
r* «rotative» o f local farm, mar- long siege o f sickness, is back
kelijig, breed aaaoriattoua
und i in «dtool.
Ihe college extension aurvu’e aay
• lie- flng is once m««rr in ¡1.«
(but o i l o f Hila eonference will
pine
ua Mr. Roseliraugh fixeil
conic U p i ognun which will ho
a new rope for IL
a valuable guide In future de-
Among H ip ifmlViers who haVf
v clop meni m the »«lection, p r o
vlaffcti «diluii la l d y are Me«
duci idc ami marketing o f ' a g r i
dame» Hnwkes, MeCnuley. KialL
cultural produela for Ihe colili-
Amici « oh ami Tullle.
Ilolh Ihe
(y.
elilldren and Ihe (enrliera en
Chairnien o f Ihe ■ conference
Joy Illese viali» ami wl»h pnt
groupa are. II. T, lleaae, Dilla-
*‘nl» woiild show lhe|r Inleresl
huio, lit. 2, farm eropa; I., M.
by com ln g oftener.
liiiild, Iflllahorii HI. S, vegeta
Mra. I.iu li’ Clark, who serve«
ti « ; II. I,. I.nfky, Forest Qfovç,
poullry; Charles Itatnfbrd, F or- ■hot lunebe» ul »elioni wns culted
••»t <«roye, dairying; J>. (I, Lilly, lo .Mol ili.» |ast week by (he sud
Fornai drove, horticulture; Ur. den donili nf Iter hrolher, Hu
it. I*. Nixon o f Forçat Qrove, bert Hrcnnun. Ofhers who a l -
nul cu lture; \V. N. Iluthorn o f •t-nded Ihe finterai are Mrs. M.
llaskìns.
Dornthy
Laurel, livestock; Itohert W a r- '•ce. Flsle
tens, Forcai drove, soils. Geo. Clark, Mrs. Ilnyes. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harrow o f llillahoro is general
» " ‘I china Coo. Mr». Li*
n e Clark is stili nuffering wllh
d im ; iimn o f Ihe conference.
I igiireu galheretl by Ihe nul a severe cobi e o n lr a d e d mi Ibis
culture eolliuiiltee tulliente (lini Irip so her dnughler» are t»k »
ill Ihe I iiile’il Slates there are ing ber piare nt sehool.
Mrs. Hall o f HuloT. The t e «d «-
certainly
appreciate
the
kindness o f these Ia<lies in en
tertaining them so delightfully.
Ihe Madame» Bullock
and
•Milli. were Monday afternoon
ilh rs a I the I.
p.
Hledaoe
home.
Virginia Chamberlain whm ah
cut two days when -lift ar
com p a n ies her parent
<»n
a
trip to Heattle and T t (UM.
The primary cli(dr«‘ n are en
jo y in g Iheir »and Itble
thi«
month ns it represen Is a scene
in F.skium land which they have
fiecn s*u(tying in Iheir tangu:i?e
vork
i:
Iheir pie'iire sfudv
work they wen! tf, Ih" diffei-'-nf
rooms und druu*uti/< d Hie pie
lure 'Feeding Her HJrtlr’
by
Millel.
In each ease Ihe older
pupils were able 4n guess (he
name o f llie picture. The little
folks have each made n paste
board clock anti are learning I"
fell Hie time.
Oli.i». Sandy and
.laughter o f SI ady
Sunday visitors at
W ym ore home.
it s
F. 8. Wray is rushing Ii i -
new home (•■ eom p b ’ l ion as la st
as Ihe weather pe(»n;*“ . Hriek-
layers tOul plnmlier ,,re all or
Hie Job, not lo mention Mi
W ray himself.
Finest Place and wife and
Hirer you ng daughter»
were
•iiiuday afternoon Visitors at
‘ *ie J. M. Mills Inline.
Those attending the Grange
.....clin g at
Buxton
Saturday
'•rc J. M. Brown and family,
Mrs. K. W. Mills, and John Gil-
li.-pie and wife.
GARDEN HONE
A regular danro will be g iveo
next Saturday evening, January
Mrs. J. M. IlysmRh and Mrs.
Burton Douthit were hostesses
for the card party a t Hie Cotn-
uunity Club ball SalunJay eve
ning. January 17.
I be Franklin high school glee
’ ¡ub, under the direction o f Mr.
t\ al»h, will give a concert at
•be Cpnimmiily Club Bouse on
:i»’ xt Saiurday night, January
S t.
Mr. Kemcrer o f Cooper Ml
On Wednesday afternoon, a
is the lucky man.
lie- bought
meeting was held at the club
a beautiful pup o f Mr. Alexan
house for the purpose o f or
der and g«H ihe eream, as he
g a n n in g a ladies' club.
(Juile
gol first choice. There are sliH
a large number o f ladies were
Iwo more beauties fo r someone
present.
Mr. Shaw o f Shaw-Fear Co
was n welcome visitor in o u r
CAPITOL HILL NEWS
community one day litis week
Re was gelling signer* for ih "
county to lake over Lang \ve
Mown in Pack No. I. Ihe Bill
in order lo make il possible 1« Brownies, hol,| a party T h u rs
gei to “ Archer."
W e sincerely
day afternoon.
The girls p re
hope that he will meet wilt’
sented two ladies actively in
success, as we are very much
terested in Brownie work, with
in need o f a road there.
»"kens o f their regard.
The Northwest Prune A ssoci
ation has sold 900,000 pound»
o f pi'Ulies in New York, 5,000.-
The flxe gewing Cli)h» gre
000 ponno* o f Hallan an«i b a l
foing very enlliusiaslk»
work
ance o f Pelile prunes.
It i»
'under thè leadership o f M<’ » -
Ihe second largest sale o f Ore
! 'Bine* Slmili, 'l'utile,
Tlioms,
gon prunes ever made.
Heresford, Gillmore and
Mls.»
Ncwiiian.
Tliey bave
e le d e d
Mrs. II. Hranii and son Arthui
1 1 he follnwing prealdènte: Elhel
were v e i l i n g at Ihe Fred Hrauu
lleymdd». Rulli Clark, Qimeuii’
hume here last Sunday.
'«diillmg. Jiisephine Heresford.
and l.oui»e W hilm er. The boy»
Mrs. Kmiiia Bryant visited Hie
¡are vcry nnximis lo o rg a n ile a Beaverton schools Wednesday.
l’ oultry Club lini n» yet bave
l i b i m i ) aerila o f walnuts, 90,-
min
I « nf nlmofids. ami 200,-
nun leies o f pernos. The vval-
nut acrcnire i« iiroducing about
...
:ii o f ii« eapneily amt
. Living about &0,(H)0,imo Iba.
ii« icieli year.
The roun-
.1 ii i ll Iasi year nhutll II IT)
l/t c io i o u > s e < tu
o point p, of mils exclusive
nuis.
riie nut acreage
Ir, V#. •
I.. piai.Ieil alp olii ymlil Him
t
vrt.1t *»» Vi n
lt-t»ni»n
M. i n ) „
Ib’ spllc limi
fad,
V i d o r Itoiiaaaau hna liad s m..«t In
ic i . p, p!.,tilings are heavy, in-
taraallna . a r o r
Tlir f s d Hint hr tin»
ba»n In nil pa via ol
c yiillnn reveals, ns illustrai- j
tlir world, tend Inn
un advrnturoun lllr,
by liooo acres each o f will- '
u n d o u b ted ly
i..i . mni ninnimi« being plnuleil
eounta (or hla » re al
versatility
aa
a ev iy year In California.
wrltar.
Altliouiih
ha
haa
written
In Hie light o f these faci
many alorlea, t b n e
il ronsiilering markets avail- '
la
no
aunielie«»
about
hla
work
m hlt>
for wnlouls ami filbert«
lila piula are ea-
trantely
Inarnloua
in ^.'naliingtnn County (his coin-
and hla ebaructera
alwaya refrrehtns.
milice will arrive nl recniumen
Horn In Rnillnnfl.
(lutions
to guide nut plantings
lie waa a du ia tv l * '
Harrow and nr <’ »
here.
ford university
lie
haa lived In aevernl
Analysis o f this kind will,
of Iho Hrlllah cnl-
feature other specially crops In
nnlea and I» eape-
I ' laity fnmlllnr with which 'W ii shill g I on Co. growers
---------------- 1 thaCanaálan North
Victor UoNeaenu. ara»! and will) H ui h r.rc Interested.
Afrlcn
In Hie la;
I’he dairy 'industry supidies
lar oountry and whlla noil a very
rouna man ha fuuuhl will) the Kngll-h
W ashington Cuunly with about
rolunieera In iba lloar
if
l'emina lo lha t.’ niled Slalee uhoul
Jrt per cent o f Ms seven million
Wanly year» a«o . he sn»aKed In new«-
Income, nc-
mper worh and kap*. al H »boot ihr«# dollar agricultural
p ,r i
when he w «« elrer.-d m l no*
enrdimr lo (he lil?0 U. S. Cen
rapred i lie pool lion of ¡, - i . i .ol mun.
ialini
editor of
Harper a vv-o kly
sii».
lo Ü« preliminary inves
While In ( h it p n - i " n » 'ii ■ of hi
1 m l "ii for Ihe conference Ihe
lo v.-:- * od «I
Irai appanranci, oho ..
« i«1
’’
committee has gathered
afarlory aarvl«1.. he r e a l a i " ‘' *o di'Vote dni'M
lila aulir# a l l e n i l o - lo lleilnn e rltlnu
fn-nres that Indiente q decline
|f ,a nuli ut hoth I
*»v-T»
.1
-i
1 1
'- a h
h.en Ul.
Uy C
'>>1
0 dairying here in Ihe last I
vka
ly 1«.
' " o t a d rt
r Ihe .« ..rid
years. Reasons for that decline
.. e »,
'him,
>•!•'»«. o-eful aerv-
ha ooili .u Causo., and Hi* I’ nlled
in dairying here and co n clu
lla lea
.
A
Purina reeont year# hla nternry
sions Hint will aid Hie dairymen
»ff’ .etlona have haen cantered »•« In«1 •
pally In Ihe icun try to tl- north ni I 01 oiiklng this Important brandi
much of Ma lime reta ’ ’»an -nent 'here
f il l'Ieullni e pay will he dis-
; r . hi
II. d art or. - ti
I
-«h
Ii, •« < *ht N -i
«• '
" oi
.■ o «a i’d bv the dairy group.
irai,i '•
i
.
Cereal production returns the
•f.iril
«lorie-
W ashington County farmers nl
i » ) I!
'
n o uri t*>) p«'l»o.’ apeeale i. ,lie
m - i 10 per ceni o f Hieir In-
ull.'ly and •’ '
i'"m'>. In lf>?.1 Ibis eounlv Imr-
plrlnre- of
, '■ 1
' 1 1'
order I n » "
' '•« aor:l
>,»«ied about 20,non acres of
of lha Hnllrd W m e « and . I •
lha mldnlahl «un
' '
I. il "'i non acres o f oafs, and
la “The groo I m i l e c la .................;
"i
of bailey.
Possibly
polire.. ' o. » fina iyi-e M U»
»<
fea i lea«. a..|/ rrilanf » • " > •
t ol in ■ I men Is
in
Ihe
cereal
the forre
It 1« an u no .il lll v ll.rd m
atnry but quila In keaplnn ivlih ihr
acreage
nnd
détermination
of
Irndulona of Ilf#
'he n o rt hw ni e r n
1 (Continued on back page.)
a ib b .
w fft
atm
II«
were
Ih ft C. D.
ti.
Mr. Alexander 4U“ ' shipped
one o f Ins celebrated "P aliaclio"
and “ Countess Daftstone" pups
to Heallle lo Me. Opdyke, »
great dog fancier.
l i l f
Mr. Kirkpatrick o f Hie Girls
and Boys' Club visited the Cap
itol Hilt 8rhoo| to ascertain the
number o f pupils w h o could
lake up poultry, flower garden
and vegetable garden work this
summer.
The Capitol Hill Improvement
Club hits received its charter.
Articles o f incorporation were
rend at Ihe meeting Wednesday
night, and were approved. Th'e
building o f u clubhouse will be
gin as soon a# possible.
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s c o r i n o
REVS
Farm Homes
Mrs. J. Rosa wan in Hill»- I
boro Friday on business.
Have Conveniences
I)r. O. F. Via was in Hcofield j
Tuesday and
Wednesday
on
Chi*. H. Baker, Ferd Groaer, Otto
business.
. T o m Bitford is quite ill at
jliis home at this writing wilb
'pneumonia.
Bros t And Several Others Are
Enjoying Modern Plumbing
j
all
Mr. E. H. Stewart was
in
| Portland several days this week
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Holt and he,
daughter were in Hillsboro on
•■«alurday evening
£ not
________
Farm life will
be
' drudgery ju dging from the fin d -
¡m gs o f Geo. W . Kable, a gricu l-
I lU1“ 1 «"*"»«««■ for the O. A. C.
Service.
Mr. kable
was in W ashington County l e t
m-ck in response to rsipir»)«
Mr. C. H. Tarry iH doin g the fro»,, farm ers |or help with nn*-
delivering now fo r the Banks re; aneous engineering problems
Market while the mads are so on the farm, and while making
bad.
the rounds, gathered some in
Mrs. Joe Pongrati visited on teresting facts about what fa r
Saturday and Sunday here wilh mers can and do have in the
her daughter. Mrs. K. L. Bene- way o f home convenience«. He
ficl.
«tales (hat it is not always n e c
essary
lo spend a large amount
Mrs. Hellish and »on went (o
Portland F’riday morning to vis o f money for these conveniences
would
it over the week end With Mr. and lhal many farms
and Mrs. W . Klewart in Pell- probably be equipped and farm
life made happier if (he fa r
wood.
mers or.ly knew what could he
done v iHi a few dollars.
HILLSBORO NEWS
ttl’ i in the Beaverton terri-
to'jr Mr. Clias. II. Baker and J.
•mi have both built septic
A marriage license has been
granted lo H. L, Miller and Bes tanks for »ewage disposal a c
cording to iilans furnished by
sie Bcelep both o f Hillsboro.
Ibe college recently. Mrs. Venn
Mias Vera J. Rush and Claude
«avs theirs is working » o well
P-arl Higgle, both o f
Buxton,
'hat they expect to buil,| a n o lb -
have been granted a marriage
r ju -i like it for a house ou
license.
the next lot.
Mr. Baker has a
Funeral services were held >• ” !ern tn,i , I'olomal hot.',
Sunday for Mrs. M. J. Cheney, in Hie process o f completion
'h e is survived by her husband which lie «ays was a twenty-
and six children.
year-old. o u t -o f-d a te strurture
A movie depicting war srene« with high windows and a big
n France called “ The Lost Bat 'ron l poreli before he got busy
He
talion" wag shown here W e d with his hammer and saw.
was just finishing a little plas
nesday and Thursday.
tering jo b when we arrived, then
The Hare building has been lie «bowed me the complete bath
purchased by B. N. Bickford o f room plumbing which he
bad
Portland.
The new owner will Installed at a cost o f less Ihan
remodel the building.
one hundred dollars.
He says
About a dozen Spanish W a r he has nol been making much
veterans and their wives at- money lately on Ihe farm, but
!ended a celebration
in
Mc be j* at least g oin g to have a
com fortable and homelike place
Minnville Saturday evening.
I d live.
He has an automatfr
Forest Grove and Hillsboro
electric
water
system which cost
n.-hafing Teams will clash Feb.
s - The question will be “ Re two hundred dollars Installed,
solved. that (he child
labor and his total bill fo r lighting
and pumping is less than 93.5"
amendment to the Constitution.
per month this winter and was
A vaudeville with numbers by as little as *1 per month d u r
the Boys' and Girls’ Glee Clubs ing the summer.
and other school societies will
In the vicinity o f Scholls, a l
help finance the publishing o f most evarv farm er has running
Hie high sehool yearbook. “ T o e ■vale i* in the house and some
GptimiaL"
mean« o f sewage disposal.
Mr.
*
form er
county
The Boosters Club made its Henry Hesse,
mmissioner. does not
have
appearance at the luncheon o f
the Chamber o f Commerce Mon running water from a city main,
day.
Po become a member it but lie has A good sized lank
necessary to g e l three now in a tower which he fills in
members for the Chamber in 3 about fifteen minutes witli a
little rotary pump driven by a
weeks.
gasoline engine.
He lias had
Yielor Ha »coin, indieted on a hot and cold running water in
charge o f nonsupport, was sen •he house since 1908 and has a
tenced one year in Ike peniten ! ithroom anil septic tank which
tiary
Ife will be paroled if he lias been giving good service for
pays all c< «ts o f court action, mine than ten years.
During
contribute toward the support the cold weather the pipe from
o f his family,, and keeps the the tank froze and the system
state officers informed as to hi« ,vas out o f order for a L‘w
whereabouts.
days.
It was a case o f “ you
never miss the water till the
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS
well runs dry.”
Mr. Hesse says
QUICKLY CAUGHT it would certainly be hard to
get along without water again
C'uick work was accomplished afler one on ce has had it on
by Hie local branch o f the Hills
• lie farm.
boro office in locating the o f
Nearby Ferd Oroner lias a
fenders who have been doing rather novel water syslem on
(lie burglarizing here.
his farm.
Mr. Groner has a
Deputy Weckert came down very deep well in which the
from Hillsboro Wednesday and water rises to within a few
apain Thursday and assisted by feet o f tlie surface.
About 30
our local deputy. J. B. Kamher- fee! away from the well be ha«
ger. loeated Bill Stump and one «lug a pit sixteen feet deep with
o f the boys living in the Mitchell a tile drain leadin« from the
house as probable culprits. They bottom o f it to a ditch on lo w
succeeded in getting upwards er ground. In Hie bo I tom o f the
o f sixty dollars o f the stolen pit he has placed a hydraulic
money out o f the boys and a ram.
This ram is operated by
rather full con fession o f what i lie water from Hie well and if
had been happening.
ounds. pounds away «lay anil
The boys were so thorough!;-
lit pumping water info
a
terrorized by the grilling they (J|nk „ p ^ n ' d ^ hill; and it *fne~.
were put through
that
lho> : no(
# ,.pnl f „ r „n s or oil.
pulled out nnd went to Lnnre:
¡^r «atrotch who also lives on
where they camped ip a hay- )h(( Oroner place, has remodeled
s ' a e k and from there to f retie■>,
kj|r f,p„ )n his house and
where the Coxe boy had for- tias a
s jnk w)t|( hot and cold
merly lived nnd spent the nigM w .l)oi. ¡n the kitchen and hot
in the house that that family an(, ,,„ 1 ^ water on the back
had vacated
Tt was there tba' p o r r j, where the
men
wash
llte officers again took them In- when they com e in from work,
to custody and delivered them to j,(1 haa a j*0 improvised a bnth-
the jail at Hillsboro
room, nnd hiade other Improve-
The parents were notified *"'• mPnts at very little expense,
the Cox« boy was released o n - whj(.h have added greatly to the
der his father's reeogntzr .0 e to ’ (.on, f o r t o f his home and re-
npponr fo r trial
Wednesday
the labor o f doing house
The Rtnmp boy’ s parents s a i'i| work_
that they could n o t guarantee
M|.
O|(0 p roao ¡„ .«onlem-
his return so he was held.
plating the erection o f a whole
At the trial W ednesday the new 50t 0 f farm building« near
Stump boy wn« sentenced to the ^
w a |nn> grove in Chehalcnt
ref.irm «chool un til he wa« 2i
Mountain n"d will make usa o f
The case e .a ln st (he Coxe hoy
was discontinued during good water power from « spring to
, behaviour.
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