I'liumday. March 21, 1935
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
D .U .V . Leader C H IN A LAND OF MYSTERY
Mrs. Jackson
at Beaverton
PLAYS H O S T T O M A R IN E S Honored Guest
D e p a rtm e n t
P resid en t Pays
T e n t O f fic ia l
B irth d a y
V is it
O b s e rv e d ;
Meaning of ‘Christian Life’
T e it:
T he
In te rn a tio n a l U niform
S unday Hctiool Lev son for M arch
M.
M u rie l
F ow les G ro u p le a d e r
BKAVEHTON A lui««- gro u p of
vlmiofM and niciiibii atten d ed the
m eeting Monday of the D aughter*
of U nion V eteian* w hen Mi
K
N W ti'tl, d e p artm en t president,
m ade her officiul visit to B eaver
ton A luncheon w in served a t
noon
Mr rind Mrs J !•’ Kelsher, and
Mi and Mr* II F Eluindei at
ten d ed the asntN'iate m atron« and
patron« and traitor« of the () E
S cn ta rtu in m en t at («nrsharn S a t­
urd ay evening
S ev eral of th e ladle* from the
C ongregational eh u rch a tte n d e d the
m onthly women*« hoard m eeting
at Salem Friday.
Mr*. Jarkaon Entertain*
Mr
W C Jack so n e n te rta in e d
w ith the firwt in a aerie« of I* T.
A round robin c ard partiea F r i­
day Mr« W II R ngelke, a n d Mr*
E M arsh w ere jo in t hu«tesae*
Card* w ere piuyecl
M r s Chamberlain llostr««
Mr« S a ra h C ham hei lain o f Aloha
e n te rta in e d th e l*u«t Noble G rand*' I
W edneaday A pot luck luncheon
wan »served. w ith rover« laid for
M O UNTAIN DALE Mr. a n d M rs
S tanley H ahn gave a d in n e r S un-
day tor Mrs. Hahn*« m other, Mr».
, M aria Jackson, who c e le b ra te d her
(sev en ty -sev en th b irth d a y a n n iv e r-
Miry. Mrs. Ja c k so n receiv ed m any
nice gifts. P re se n t w ere Mr. and
Mrs. F W H aas and d a u g h te r
Iola of S h e rid an , M r a n d M rs
Chester M errill and »on Ja c k , Mr
i and Mr«. Koy Jack so n a n d »on
| Jo h n , Mr. and Mrs. C lyde L incoln
and Wesley and W ayne, a n d H enry
M eltebekc of Hillxboro, M rs Vera
Scott of V ernonia, Mr. a n d Mr»
F rank Jack so n and fam ily, Mr.
and Mrs. F loyd R affety and d a u g h -
l ter», Mr and M rs V ernon H ahn,
Ed V a n d e rz a n d e n ,.W a lte r Nicode-
inus, th e honor guest, Mr». Ja c k -
son, and th e host and hostess.
Lb « | O lin . |
T he G e -n et-a -h a C am p F ire girls
m et w ith M arg aret M athiesen S a t­
urday afternoon. F ollow ing w ere
elected: M uriel Fow les, p resid en t;
Effie Toates.
se c re tary ; S h irley
Toates, tre a su re r; V elda R affety,
new s re p o rte r.
A n n iv ersa r y O b served
te n
I O t e r 3M -IH
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/'-A K R Y IN O o u t th e will of
God was J e s u s ' d e sc rip tio n
of th e C h ristia n life. And be­
cau se th e will of God Is th e will
of an a ll-lo v in g f a th e r, the c a r­
ry in g o u t of th a t will b e tokens
th e y ield in g up of h e a rt, m ind,
soul a n d s tr e n g th Io love to God
and to one’s fellow men.
P a u l defined th e C h ristia n life
In th e 13th of F ir s t C o rin th ia n s
In te rm s of th is love re la te d to
every v irtu e , every a ctiv ity , and
every goal.
H e re In o u r lesson P e te r de­
fines th e C h ristia n life In d e ta ils
a n d te rm s of specific a ttitu d e s ,
te m p e rs, a n d a ctio n s.
C h ris tia n s In th e ir life to­
g e th e r m ust be lik e m inded —
th a t Is, one to th e ir com m on
a lm s a n d hopes. T hey m u st be
c o m p a ssio n a te, te n d e r h e a rte d ,
h u m b le m in d ed , a n d loving as
b re th re n .
T h e re can be no re a l C h ris­
tia n life or C h ristia n com m un­
ity a p a r t from th a t a ttitu d e . N or
Is th is a ttitu d e m erely one of
Ideal hopes a n d alm s. It Is to
be re aliz e d In a very p ra c tic a l
w orld fu ll o f te m p ta tio n s a n d
fu ll of offenses In w hich m an
B eriously trie s b is b ro th e r.
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JT N D E R th e se c o n d itio n s th e
C h ristia n will n o t re n d e r
evil fo r e v il; h e -w ill n o t re v ile
a g a in w hen be Is rev iled . On
th e c o n tra ry , be will show th e
re a lity of h ls C h ristia n ity by
re n d e rin g good to r evil, and by
giving blessing fo r reviling. T n e
C h ristia n Is called to in h e rit
and p ra c tic e blessedness.
P e te r says t h a t th is s o rt of
living Is conducive to h e a lth a n d
Mrs. Buford Green
Buried on Saturday
s tre n g th even In a physical
aeuse. S urely, all o th e r th in g s
^ ary jane Bu,ord Gr« „
being e q u al, th a t Is e sse n tia lly
I ,ii
,m any ye“ rs “ '•«'»‘d in t of
tru e .
w * T**' dled T h " ” day at
T h a t m an haa th e g re a te s t ex­
r h '. 1*?- Wa?h ' a "d w as buried ut
p e ctatio n of life whose life 1» the C o m e liu s cem etery Satiirrinv
m orning. S he Is su rv iv e d by ,w S
fre e st from affliction and tro u ­
d a ughters. Mrs. C lara B Love and
ble a n d th e d isru p tin g Influ­
M rs Lulu lleugle, both of S eattle
ences of evil passions a n d te m ­
Deceased wa« born Ju ly 13 imih
pers. T h e re Is n o th in g th a t can
a " d chrOSSed lhe P|a in s 1° O regon
harm th e m an w hose life Is
w ith her p a ren ts by ox- team .
th u s well e sta b lish e d I d blessed­
ness a n d goodness.
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E-VEN If such a m an sh o u ld
H A R R IS O N D. H U G G IN S
J s u f f e r for rig h te o u sn e ss '
M. D.
sak e, bis blessedness Is no less,
EYE, EAR, NOME AND THROAT
and to have a good conscience
to w a rd God a n d m an Is m uch
SP EC IA LIST
m ore th a n to be free from p e r­
C LA SH ES F IT T E D
se c u tio n o r to be shield ed from
w h at o th e rs m ay do
Room J
T h e exam ple of th is good life
C » m M »rrial N ational Rank Aanag
fo r P e te r, a s for all who b a r e
Phonaa
Honw
defined It. Is In th e M aster h im ­
self. C h rist suffered fo r us—
th e r ig h te o u s for th e u n r ig h t­
eous— to b rin g us to God. and It
Is th ro u g h H im th a t we a re
m ade a liv e hi th e sp irit.
I t Is In stru c tiv e to observe
th a t a p o rtio n of o u r lesson Is
qu o ted from th e P salm s. T he
C h ristia n life sh o u ld n ev er be
conceived Io te rm s of n a rro w re ­
lig io u s experience. It Is not a
life of g oodness In c o n tra s t w ith
th e good life a s m en lived It be­
fo re Je su s cam e to e a rth , o r
w ith g oodness a s It Is m an ifested
In th o se who e a rn e stly seek God
th r o u g lr o th e r
re lig io n s
not
kno w in g th e C h ristia n way.
J e s u s cam e n o t to d e stro y b u t
to fulfill, not to set op a n a rro w
o r a rtific ia l s ta n d a rd of good
living, b u t to em phasize th e
There is nothing in life
goodness t h a t is In h e re n t In
we can be sure of—ex­
m an c re a te d In th e Im age and
lik e n e ss of God. and th ro u g h
cept that the end must
w hich m an m a n ife sts h is affinity
come some time. Is your
w ith h is C re a to r.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. C onnolly e n ­
Job'« D aughter* of V ictory c h a p ­
W here th e E m press D ow ager once ruled, U S m arin es, a tta ch e d to th e A m erican L egation a t P eiping,
tertain e d w ith a d in n er S u n d a y in '
te r B ethel No 2 In P o rtlan d ex*
play
hockey
on
u
lake
in
the
shudow
of
th
e
su
m
m
e
r
palace.
Left:
T
hey
a
re
show
n
beside
one
of
honor
of th e e le v en th w edding an- I
em pllfled th eir w ork at B eaver
th e gro tesq u e figure« w hich stands n e a r a B u d d h ist tem ple, and frig h t), e n jo y in g a rid e in a
n iv ersary of M r and Mrs. Ches- !
ch ap ter, O. F S M arch 13 Miaa
C hinese taxi
M arines h a v e g u a rd ed th e A m e ric a n L egation for th irty years.
te r Bates. G u ests w ere Mr. and '
Doris Me Breen of A loha wan In­
Mrs. B ill H oodenpyle of G aston, I
itia te d E n te rtain m e n t for the e v e ­
(By
R
ichard
Kiley)
,
p
rim
a
ry
factor
w
hich
m
oved
these
:
th
e
A
m
erican
L
egation
a
n
d
th
e
M
r and M rs. C h ester B ates and
ning was furni*hed by the high
B
eneath
the
frow
ning
hills
of
nations
to
estab
lish
legations
and
9th
In
fan
try
R
egim
ent,
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8.
a
rm
y
,
children,
a n d th e
host a n d host-
.school orchestra
Habv Bonds** can be secured ut Nwrth S 1.1“ “1, w l‘*rt* h,Hd‘*i* <>< no- statio n troops in Peiping
replaced them
A fter five y e ars ess
m adie T u rta rs once ra v ish ed the
In th e late 1890’s secret bands of service a t th a t post, th e a rm y
Mr. and M rs E arl H ollenbeck at-
the B eaverton po*t office
o land,
m u , n lies
v v a Peiping, vast*
« « e s most
u v a t i of
n t
lU U lltlin
f U W dies
U lV B
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one u of i i th
y oung radicals
a «1 n I l d U row
w as rep laced by th e m arin es by tended the fu n e ra l S a tu rd ay of
1 fam
form ed
ed socleth
societies w
w hich
hich w
w ere
ere know
know n n ' o rd e r of P re sid e n t T h eo d o re Roose- Mrs H ollenbeck s cousin H Rob
ff.rauxr M rri* >aiur«iay
fam ous
ous citu
citu in
in the
the w
w orld
orld today
tixlay form
B eaverton G ra n g e met S a uturduy
tu rd ay | C , Centuries
before C C
olum
bus v e veil-
s cousin, n . kod
e n tu rie s before
olum
bus
n -j as
as "R
"R ighteous
ighteous H
H arm
arm ony
ony Bands*
B ands
velt. T hey h ave serv ed th e re con- 1 m rs.
son nonenoecK
of R ickreall.
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e ir n u m b ers grew ra p id ly In tin u o u sly since then.
W ilford H e rg ert of S e a ttle and
A qx*elal q ............
u a rte . rly " m ............
eeting W,H W orld. P eip in g wus recognized us j 1899. w hen tho u san d s of fanatical
In th irty years of c o n tin u o u s Irv in e lte r g e r t of P o rtla n d spent
b<* held S a tu rd ay ut 8 p in
the c en ter ol C hinese c u ltu re and J C hinese tiad ra llie d to th e b a n n ers
service in th e N orth C hina city. M arch 11 a n d 12 w ith M r and
Mr«. S tip e llo«trw«
civilizatio n
| of the Boxers, as they w e re called, th e lea th e rn e c k s h a v e seen m an y Mrs P h ilip H e rg ert and fam ily
Mr« F. F S tipe entertained m em - Since 1200 B C. dynasty a fte r ' they began m olesting C h i n e s e 1 changes. T hey w ere a t P e k in g
M ailers E n te rtain
ber« of the F rie n d sh ip B ridge clu b d ynasty has left the im p rin t of it» C hristians. T he a g itatio n g r e w , w hen C hina ch an g ed h e r govern-
Mr. a n d M rs. Roy M ailer en-
M arch 13 Mr* R obert Sum m er* ru le upon th e Forbidd« n C ity
H u n d re d s ol C hinese w ere m ur- m erit from a m o n arc h y to th e re - tertain e d w ith a "500” p a rty
Sat
family amply protected
held high score
W here C hinese em p ero rs w ere d e red o u trig h t by th e B oxers. An publican form . T hey w ere th e re urday evening. F ive tab le s w ere B anks w ere T uesday guests a t t h e , H illsboro A rg u s contains all th e
b y LIFE INSURANCE,
Mrs. (¡ra y IfloaleM
once e a r n e d aioft on th e ir g i l t E n glish nu m »nary w as shot
w hen the c ap ital w as ch an g ed from in play
H igh score w en t to Mrs A rchie Thom pson hom e T he din-1 n ew s of H illsboro a n d th e sur-
.Mt» Doy C ra y e n te rta in e d th e terin g _ litter» a n d fierce looking
looking | j r F i rig h ten e d consul» d esp atch ed P e k in g to N anking, w h ere it still (loyal a n d R ussell
M ailer, a n d n e r w as in ho n o r of Mrs. H utch- ro u n d in g com m unities. R ead i t
should
t h e unforeseen
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vuggered i n w ord to the E m press D ow ager, i flourishes
I a n d k e ep in fo rm ed on w h a t is
I u ____
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B ridge
rlu b __________
G uests of ____
the Mongol ehleftiins
low to M rs Ed Schlegel a n d C hris ens b irth d a y .
P a rty Success
1 h ap p en in g a t hom e.
tf
happen? Allow us to
hili w ere M eadumes W II Boyd, th e ir fighting
finery, today the s h e . Instead of o fferin g re lief to
P e k in g has since becom e Peiping, Tolke.
A larg e crow d a tte n d e d th e bene-
nd (Mto E rickson
rh y th m ic trea d
of U ncle Sam 's the p ersecuted w orshippers, w as but it still ra n k s am ong th e first
Mr a n d M rs. O scar A m a ch e r of
quote you our low pre­
TH ESE SH E E P KNOW
Miw M argaret I'etei t i l l Is spend- m.u ine blends
w ith the soft pad- h-.l by tu t advism to Ian th e fire
few cities of C hina, in both fo reig n P o rtlan d v isited Mr and M rs
N fit c ard p a rty and dance at the
H ere is a gospel M ission w ith a
M oun tain d ale hall S a tu rd a y night.
miums.
tw o w eeks at L exington w ith d i»K steps of C hinese coolies
,,l h a tre d w hich was sw eeping the a n d dom estic com m erce.
H. T oates T h u rsd a y
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P eiping today 1» far d iffere n t land. H u n d re d ' of B oxers began
W hile P eip in g is situ a te d in th e
Mr and M rs Ed M ah er J r and i?onors w ere w on by M rs F re d ?^ouJ
u
SOmw ii?urci?< 10
h< i
M rs W illiam Cttm pbell.
from the P e k in g of fifty year* ago converging o n P e k in g ^ H u rrie d h e art of a te rrito ry , w hich is a liv e m 1 ss L ena C ro p of* P o rtla n d and
R e tu rn from South
Today th e Bugs of th e U nited call« w ere sent out by th e various w ith plot» a n d c o u n ter-p lo ts, th e Mr and Mrs. Ed M aher Sr. visited
Mi mid Mrs A C C hinn have
A. Reiser, second.
, P11“ ,1?,*1
a n l th e , m essage
States.
F nglund. F rance, Italy and consuls for a ssistan ce
m arin es h ave found th e ir d u t y the Joe B a k er hom e S unday
re tu rn e d from u m onth'« visit in Ja p a n , fly
W
ilfred
re e e rt
rt o oi f S
S eattle,
e a ttle W
ash
P
of it
hom
over th e ir se p a ra te leg-
O rd ers w ere
wm
re a H
tie e rg
Wash.,
from the off room
t h e ful
street-
is eless
a big m a en
f-
sued for troops to p a rtic u la rly quiet. T o e n liv e n th e ir
Mrs. S tovall H ostess
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T en m em bers o f Mr
.i v i e s c I um visll.nl the sta le insti- 1’, “ t e M l,rc lhun - 'Hx’ ,nen M'rV1' fo reig n ers T h e y e n c o u n te r.n l m any th e o th e r fo reig n d e ta ch m e n ts in w | t h a '500' p a rty T h u rsd a y aft-
* dl y s. last w eel’ a t th e
N ote th e th re e kinds of te s ti-
tution» hist w eek
u n d e r those b a n n ers as u g uaran- delays No eo-operation w as af- m any form s of sports.
lernoon. M rs G eorge M eacham had
P , ®r g e rt
m ony, when th a t p a rt comes. T he
lev of pro tectio n to th e ir national» forded them on th e ir tr ip over-
T he only hockey team in th e high score and Mrs. E. W alters othe5 relativ es. W llfre d left t h i s ch u rch group on the p latfo rm are
In th is respect, p a rtic u la rly , the land. M any days u fte r th e ir sta rt m arin e corps chases th e p u ck o ver second
w eek for N am pa, Idaho, his pre s- a p t to rep eat Bible verses a n d to
Agent
S e c r e t a r y M o o r e B id
.in d e n t w alled city is un u n u su a l they u rrlv cd at th e gates of P eking th e ice in P eiping. T hey a re th e
T he Mesdome» S tan ley H ahn e n t " om e'
tell how they were b rought u p in
tri S l a t e C o n f e r e n c e '*,y
11 “ ,h ‘‘ <mly m etro p o llU n
In this group t w e n t y - t h r e e p re sen t hockey chum pions of C hina G eorge C onnolly, Ja m e s M athie-
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; C h ristia n hom es a n d h a d served Every form of protection — Fire,
th e Lord for long. T h en fro m the
automobile, casualty, liability.
c en te r In th e w orld w here so m any m arines and b lu eja ck e ts u n d e r the
T h ere too. w e fin d one of th e sen, Loel a n d E arl H o llenbeck and
crowd, th e m en who say th ey were
Ed I,
Moore, se c re tary of the troops a re banded to g eth e r in one com m and of C a p ta in Jo h n T. My- few m ounted d e ta c h m e n ts in th e M ildred H e rg ert a n d
M argaret
Fidelity, Surety and Life.
brought to th e L ord years ago a n d
H illsboro
C h am b er of C om m erce,
com m on cause pro tectio n ers. w ho re tire d re ce n tly w ith the m arin e corps
It has been found M uthiesen a tte n d e d a "500" p a rty
h a d w andered fa r away to serve sin
has I w n Invited to a tte n d the
W ith p ra ctic a lly n o exception, runk of m ajor general, m ade u p th a t th e lea th e rn e c k s can
cover at the hom e of Mrs. R ich ard Sand-
a n d th e Devil. A t last like sh eep Phone 1732
1164 3rd S t.
statew id e
c onference u 11 d school the m en com prising th e g u a rd s uJ th e defence force of the A m erican th e ir
p a tro ls m ore e ffic ie n tly by fOid near H illsboro T h u rsd a y aft-
t h a t h a d d rifte d fa r from th e fold,
for M wretaries a n d m anagers of the foreign legations live in com-1 L egation.
using horses
ernoon.
th e G ood S heperd b rought th em
cham ber» of com m erce o n
t h e parutlv» peace Few disagreem ent»
T he defensive tactics of t h i s D u rin g th e p re sen t u n re st w hich
A nkle S prained
back. T hese a re a p t to speak th e ir I
U niversity of O regon c a m p u a am ong them have been recorded h an d fu l of b ra v e m en. w ho fought is sw eeping N orth C hina.
th e
Elmo G a rd n e r sp rain ed his a n k le
sorrow over th e w asted years
M arch 29. 26 a n d 27.
¡H igh praise has been h ru p e d u p back ag ain st te rrific odds,
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And lastly th e converts who have
u n til
m any A
m ericans
in th a t ■ w hile sk a tin g a t H illsboro M arch form ed org an izatio n Rubv m X ,
on them by C hinese officials for th ey w e re re liev e d on A ugust 14, area u n d o u b ted ly b re a th e a sigh of 13
■ nresiden»
and' r
u Mtj J ers never veered off. O f such, our
th e v a lu ab le assistance they have has becom e one of the m ilita ry re lief w ith th e th o u g h t of 500 stal-
M rs T hor G ronbeck of V ernonia I secreta ry treasu rer M »h U A lii.™ frien d from N o rth D akota. " I was
ren d ered to th e C hinese govern- sagas of history T he m any m edals w a rt sons of th e S ta rs a n d S trip e s visited at th e Jam es M athiesen L a Ura A hlstrom a n d A u d r e v H e a ' a n infidel for years,” he says. "A nd
I was rough, too. W hen a n y of my
a w ard e d by o u r go v ern m en t to statio n ed n earby.
hom e F rid ay .
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; m ent
ton w e e r nam ed to d ra ft th e b y ­ crew of laborers did n o t move fa st
T he legations a re laid o u t In the d efen ce a n d re lief of Peking,
W hilc it’s to u g h going w h en d u ty (
H ahns E n te rta in
law
s
fo
r
th
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enough I would lose my h e ad a n d
such
m o n n er th at th ey form a a tte sts to th e ir heroism E ighteen tak es a m an
far from hom e a n d
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_ guests
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D in n er p ____
a rty
a t th e Stan-
H a rry S ch m eltzer a n d Cecil H ea­ tr e a t 'em rough. I t got so I e x p ec t­
form idable re tre a t in case of siege C ongressional M edals o f
H onor friends, m ost a n y le a th e rn e c k w ill ¡ley H ahn hom e M arch 10 were" *Mr.
to n re c e iv e d th e th ird d eg ree of ed a rre st a n d carried m oney m mv
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1 S pace has been provided for the w ere a w ard e d
tell you th a t P e ip in g is one of th e and
Mrs.
W illiam H offm an, Mr O dd F ello w sh ip by m em b ers of P0« * '1 to pay th e fine. T h en curs
[ n atio n als in ra se of an a tta ck T he
In S eptem ber. 1900,
th e lea th er- m ost in te re stin g posts left on th e a n d Mrs. A lv in H offm an, M r and L incoln lodge a t th e
local h all
^ d ,. ha-tln ^ 1 was laid iU t or
Has Found Wonderful Re-
Reb«Hion of 1900 w as the necks w ere re liev e d from d u ty a t 'm a r i n e corps Itin e ra ry ,
M rs H arold R eynolds a n d Miss
a rch 13.
T
m y H b? Ck' , ^ t ,en
Lord
m e, ' ju s t like th a t. So
A social m eeting w as enjoyed by ^ d h ealed j ™
lief in Williams S. L. K I
Ella B ean of H ills b o ro Mr and
hers
w h at could i I say
say? I couldn't deny
Mrs. W illiam W all a n d O rv ille m e em
mb
e rs n
o f t R
R u u h h v i neKob-.y,'
R o H e ir o h
Formula.
him .an y longer. I yielded m y life
R eynolds
a n d L incoln lcxlge a fte r the reg- to h i i
n S s I h iv e th e peace
F ra n k C orey is im p ro v in g from u la r m eetings. B e rth a W aldron w as a n d Joy."
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ni i P on
iaiici
v o li i city hom e
in
o rtlan
d ui
a t in
the e o Scott
A nd so the converts
a bad a tta ck of rh eu m atism
Mr» B ert M eyer spent th e past
a guest of th e e v en in g
R hoda from am ong th e m en rise to say
A ndrew H e rg e rt re tu rn e d hom e Hesse. K a th e rin e Moore, a n d Jo e th a t th e
/ „
w eek w ith M r and Mrs. J a c k B u r­
In e x p la in in g his condition. Mr
life
of the born-again
(B y M m . O M P*t»r«on|
(B x M m . Zell G. S tru th e m )
T h u rsd a y a f te r a ten -d a y t r i p F lin t had ch arg e of th e social.
ris in P o rtlan d .
J. B O 'D aniel. Cory don. la . states.
grows sw eeter as th e days go by.
BEND
—
Jo
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n
Baggenstn»
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alifornia.
Mrs. Spence,
m o th e r of Miss
"1 have su ffered w ith stom ach
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i Now w h a t becom es of th e m is­
Irene. P h y llis and Bob S te w a rt
tro u b le for over 10 y e ars and w ith bJ a t' ^ h ‘* tw e n ty -first b irthday ut F ra n c es Post, re tu rn e d last w eek a new house h e re for his b ro th er,
sion converts? T hey rise, seek e m ­
of F orest G rove spent th e w eek- C a ro l W e n g e r on Cast
kidney tro u b le alm ost th a t long ' bl'
his p aten ts, Mr and from E astern O regon, w h ere she | H e rb ert Otoon
ploym ent. get in to business often.
M r a n d Mrs. C. W S tru th e rs end w ith th e ir g ra n d p are n ts. M r
to r r l a y a t W h itm a n I t is estim a te d th a t 50.000 of them
It got so bad th a t I c o u ld n 't eat Mrs. Joe Buggenstos., M arch 9 v isited for se v e ra l w eeks.
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j a n d son K e n n eth a tte n d e d a b irth - a n d M rs G eorge S te w a rt
w ith o u t su fferin g u fte rw a rd s
I P re se n t w ere M r and M rs L ouis
WHITMAN COLLEGE — Carol have joined th e c hurches of th e
d a > su rp rise p a rty giv en for M rs
M r a n d M rs E arl H ollenbeck W enger of H illsboro, fresh m an at country. Som e of th e m ost efficient
felt blooted, had had breath , lit-1 S pousta and four d a ughters. Her- F o r m e r S c h o l l , V e t e r a n
c R obinson T h u rsd a y nig h t in spent th e w eek-end
w ith M rs W hitm an college, has been selected m en. city by city, a re m ission con­
tie u p p e tite My blood p re ssu re 'n a n 1®w ‘cnc!'; A r' h u L StetnhoiC f o r m e r o c n o ii s v e t e r a n
C>els F r e n c h D e c o r a t io n j P o rtlan d .
H ollenbeck’s sister. Mrs. W alter to a p p e a r in th e play production, verts. "F o r G od se n t n o t h ls Son
m ade m e dizzy. I w as advised t o ' J “’;
Miss B ertha Om stud
to th e w orld to condem n th e
L ester H H unt, fo rm er resid en t I
clu b L ea d er S peaks
K irkw ood of M cM innville,
try y our m edicine By now it has , and . ‘’P ’“ ’/ "
Eoul8, a n d C a i?<‘r
"S u n d ay S u p p lem en t." w hich is in
world: b u t th ro u g h him m ight be
H iteon 4-H calf c tu b m et M on-
B irthday C elebrated
.tu n n ed thnae
a w ful
fu l a spells
n e ll. a »...1
mv O m stad of Aloha, Jo e Buggenstos of Scholls, has receiv ed a F rench
being p roduced by th e W hitm an saved
stopped
those aw
n d my
"-John 3 :1 7 .—G eorge N. T av -
blood pressure is dow n I now ' J r . Miss C lnudiu Stem of M iddle- F o u rra g u c rre . a red and green cord day evening, M arch 11. w ith R a y - ' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. H u tch en s of college d ra m a tic club.
lor, B eaverton.—P a id adv
h ave a good a p p e tite and urn g u ln -| j ton. M rs O H P eterson, and chll- d ecoration tied w ith a G o rd ian knot m ond R ugland w ith a ll fiv e m em ­
, dren, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R oshak sym bolic of the "G ordian knots" the b e rs present. L. E F rancis, a ssist­
Ing w eight
) and tw o ch ild ren and T heodore, second division u n tied for the ant cou n ty a g t n i explained the
W illiam s S. I. K F orm ula acts H enry and E ddie R oshak
Five F re n c h at C h ateau T h ie rry , St. k eeping of records. A basket so­
th e
A rgonne.
Soissons. cial is beteg planned for the a n r
on (D th e stom ach. i2i liver, iSl h u n d re d w as p layed and m usic cn- M ihiel.
C ham puigne and B lanc M ont ridge. fu tu re.
liver, and 14» q uickly helps to
Mr. and M rs H e rb e rt O lson re ­
co rre c t fa u lty e lim ination. If you
Mlss F ra n c es G holson w as out All su rv iv o rs of th is division w ho
su ffer from
stom ach, liver, or ,,f »*'hool m ost of last w eek w ith were in these b a ttles a re e n title d tu rn e d from Idaho S atu rd ay .
to
th
e
decoration.
Mr.
H
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n
t's
fam
­
M r a n d Mrs. J e rg e n A nderson
kitlncx disorders, sec t h e D elta ' “ ncss
B and S tarted
ily lived a t S cholls m any years of P o rtla n d v isite d last w eek w ith
D rug i t o e
Adv
Q uite a few of the school c h il­ before m oving to Cam as, according I Mrs. L ena Olson,
d re n have sta rte d learn in g to play o W W. Ja q u ith . T hey ow ned th e
M r a n d Mrs. G eorge G a rd n er
harm onicas u n d e r the lead ersh ip of F erguson farm now occupied by of Je n n in g s L odge visited at th e
th e ir teacher, Miss Post, w ho is th e B illings fam ily.
C. W. S tru th e rs hom e S unday.
also tak in g lessons In view of h a v ­
ing a h arm onica band
If you change y o u r ad d ress kind-
O u r classified co lu m n s m ay h ave i
Mr and Mrs. A lbert Scott and ly notify the A rgus d irec t a n d at ju st w h at you a re looking for— ■
Mrs. O. It P eterso n m id d a u g h te r once
tf R ead them
CHAS. L. WALKER
LOW PR IC ED
High Blood Pressure
Made Him Dizzy
li £ , r
Birthday Observed |
by oend Resident
“S,
“¿ Ä ' S I New House Built
Hiteon District
M E D IU M
P R IC E D
You mean you ju st R f NT y o u r
A u to m a tic Gas W ater -H e a te r?
L,
K
A Gtxxl Duco
or Paint Job
Brett« your car up for
gpriag with a shiny
new paint or Duco
job! All the stand­
ard 1935 colors in
quick-drying, smooth-
finish paints for
economy.
Busch’s
Service Garage
Phone
501
T h ir d
A ve.
6 «U
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A M A AA
W e arc more than glad to announce our
appointment as Graham Dealer for this
area.
to the h ig h standards everybody has
learned to expect o f Graham. In econo­
my, a revelation.
W hen we learned that G raham was
entering the lowest price field w ith a
brand new G raham S ix, we in v e s ti­
gated. Even our greatest hopes were
e x c e e d e d . T h is
__________________
new G raham Six
TOURING
IS a car!
The other new Graham s—the Special
Six, Graham Eight and Graham Super­
charged E ight—are finer this year than
ever. N o wonder they are know n as the
Most Im itated Cars
on the Road!
SEDAN
In appearance, the
s m a r te s t w e ’ ve
seen. In perform ­
ance, e n tire ly up
595
W e cordially invite
you to come in and
see the cars that
caused us to choose
Graham.
AT F A C T O R Y
U SE D CAR EXCHANGE
WANT-ADS, [1
S. 2nd Avr. and K. Washington
W. S. ALEXANDER. Prop.
Telephone 2641
l
It
the FIN EST
Yes the R ental is
only 11.25 a m onth — and when we’
w ant to buy the H eater — th e re n t
applies on th e P u rch a se P r ic e !
1 3 E 0 P L ______
E » r t ________
a m a z e i .vhen
wl
A th e y h e a r a b o u t o u r new
n
R e n ta l P l a n o n H ig h - L o w
A utom atic Gas W a te r H eat-
e ra l B ut i t ’s good newa to them
because it opens such an in ex ­
pensive way to u n lim ite d hot
w a ter se rv ic e !
I t m eans no m ore dep en d ­
ence on fu rn ac e coils and the
fickleness o f the w eath er. No
m o re r e m e m b e r in g to l ig h t
y o u r tan k h eater. No m ore re-
a tric tin g y our use of hot w ater
to c erta in houra because your
w a te r h e a te r has a “shut-off"
period. N o m o re c a u t i o n in g
c e rta in m em bers of your fa m ­
ily th a t th e ir share of hot w ater
is o n ly so much.
T o have plen tifu l, effo rtless
h o t w a te r e v e r y m ia u te th e
year 'ro u n d , ju st re n t a H igh-
L ow Gas sto ra g e w a ter h e ater
f o r d o m e s tic u se l i k e y o u
w ould ren t anything else. T he
re n ta l is flat . . . $1.25 a m onth.
And the o p e ra tin g cost is very
sm all because o f lo w -co st P o r t ­
land gas You pay no e x tra s of
any k in d — sign no sales c o n ­
tra c t— p a y no i n s t a l l a t i o n
charge — tak e no risk a t all.
W h y w a it lo n g e r to e n jo y
the easy c le an lin ess th is s e rv ­
ice affords fo r such a m odest
m o n th ly c o s t ? A n y d e a l e r ,
plum ber o r your gas com pany
will gladly g iv e,y o u com plete
d e ta ils ab o u t th is se rv ice , . .
w ill a rra n g e to re n t you one of
these h e a te rs a t once. D o n 't d e ­
lay. In v e stig a te thia u n lim ite d
hot w a ter serv ice today.
DEALERS, PLUMBERS AND
P ortland G as & C oke C ompany
1300 M ain Street
CONVENIENT
R E G U L A TO R
The H ig h -L o w
e m u la t o r on thia
Penfield A u to m a tic
G at W a te r H eater
c o n tro ls two burn­
ers. W hen placed at
L O W . only a sm all
b u rn e r o p e ra te s
when heat la neces­
sary. W hen shifted
to H IG H , a large
b u r n e r is a ls o
brought into action,
w h ic h h e a ts t h e
w a te r much m o re
rapidly. T h u a you
can easily c o n tro l
the amount of w ater
heated — and vo u r
», if you
t
19 Models
Regardless of the size you
need or the price you can
afford to pay. you will find a
Kelvinator to fit all of your
requirements.
See the 1935 models. Low
down paym ent and easy
te r m s on th e R e D itC o
M onthly Budget Plan.
Selfridge
Furniture Co.
136 S. 3rd Ave.
rtione 21X
KELVINATOR