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Liberties Dear
T he follow ing p a ra g ra p h s from th e
N ational R epublic fit th e ra d ic a ls an d
“ ced ” situ a tio n th o ro u g h ly an d express
o a r sen tim en ts f a r b e tte r th a n we could,
d u r lib erties and in stitu tio n s a re too d e a r
to us to have them d e stro y ed by th ese ex
trem ists, w ho if th e ir p ro g ra m ever goes
across a re hound to be disillusioned, lh is
n atio n al m ag azin e has th e follow ing la u d
ab le objectives w orthy of th e best sp irit
oT A m erican ism : ‘‘F o r F u n d a m e n ta l
A m ericanism — C on stitu tio n al R e p re se n ta
tive G o v ern m en t— C o nstructive N atio n al
Policies. A g a in st— A ll Subversive Move-
nients Inim ical to A m erican Id eals, T ra d i
tio n s a n d Institutions.
" R ead th e follow ing from this m a g a
zine, it fu rn ish es m uch food fo r th o u g h t:
“
N ow here in the e n tire w o rld is there today
ju c h freedom o f speech, press and action as
■there is in the U n ited States. T h is lib e rty is en
jo ye d by the fo re ig n -b o rn as w e ll as the n a tive -
-fcorn A m erican. I t is sacred to the m a jo rity o f
he people, bv.t is made the means to an end
iy others. T his lib e rty must be guarded, and
-should not be abused. We should not get lib -
■wty d ru n k, o r we m ay aw aken to fin d tha t a
Volstead p ro h ib itio n act against free speech and
jfcivil lib e rty has become a necessity. The ex-
4re m e in a n yth in g is h a rm fu l.
People m ust be to le ra n t in e v e ry th in g they
j H o . The rig h t o f fre e speech and c iv il li b
e rtie s has been take n aw ay fro m the people in
m any other nations because m in o ritie s have
"been a llo w d to abuse tha t privile g e . One w h o
’ over-indulges in liq u o r is locked up to safe
g u a rd the rem a ind er o f the people. Those suf-
- fe r r j fro m the effects o f sun bu rn are treated
-and J .‘.an put to bed u n til the y recover Those
w ho v io la te the rig h t of free speech and c iv il
lib e r t ie s should be incarcerated, e ith e r in an
in s titu tio n where the patients m ay receive tre a t-
-m ents fo r "diseased m inds." o r in a ja il w here
th e y m ay stay u n til th e y have "sobered u p ."
.O th e rw is e the i l l effects of th e ir actions w ill
-e ve n tu a lly b rin g about disaster fo r everybody
T lse. M illa rd F illm o re once w arned: " L ib e r ty
jin r e g u la te d by la w degenerates in to anarchy
w h ic h soon becomes the m ost h o rrid of a ll des
p o tis m s ."
In oth er countries w here organized m in o r
itie s have conspired against the e x is tin g fo rm
-o f governm ent, ta k in g undue advantage of the
use o f th e free speech and c iv il lib e rtie s th a t
once existed in these countries, d icta tors have
rid d e n in to power, “ on w h ite horses," w h ile the
re a l protectors of the re p u b lic and the con sti
t u t io n have been so weakened and powerless to
“ p re ve n t them because o f th e ir e a r lir apathy,
.th a t free speech consequently w ent the w a y of
fre e governm ent. Those w ho abuse the rig h t
o f free speech and c iv il lib e rtie s im m e d ia te ly
suppress these rig h ts fo r others on com ing in to
’ po w e r They do th is to pro te ct th e ir hold on
- the captured governm ent.
M any o f those crea ting disturbance and u n
j e s t on o u r soil today are men w h o have been
oppressed in th e ir ow n c o u n try because o f
subversive action. T hey weakened th e ir ow n
governm ents, paving the w ay fo r dictatorships.
T hen the y have come to A m erica, one of the
few re m a in in g strongholds o f fre e speech and
• c iv il lib e rty . Today these a lien subverters are
tr y in g to o v e rth ro w o u r governm ent. K n o w
in g ly o r u n k n o w in g ly they are using o u r soil
as a gun range
The re su lt m ay be another
-d icta to rsh ip such as th e y have had a hand in
settin g up abroad by th e ir disturbances, before
• th e y came to A m erica.
W h y A m erica should a llo w these a l i e n
tro u b le m akers to use its soil as th e ir testin g-
ground we do not know . Stop these subverters
’ n o w ! In v ite them to settle down, become A m e r-
je a n s in practice as w e ll as in name, or force
th e m to re tu rn to th e ir old countries. L e t A m e r-
lza keep its C o nstitutio n. Let it re tu rn to the
n o rm a l and prosperous conditions th a t the na-
“ tio n has long been noted for. L e t us guard
o u r C o nstitutio n, the b u lw a rk o f o u r lib e rty .
■ A n y
m ay we defend it against A m erican as
-•w e ll as alien subverters.
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An Important Day
O b serv an ce of A rm istice D ay, t h a t
□Jem orable occasion w hich ended t h e
W orld w ar, is urged by G overnor M artin.
It is ho p ed th a t a sta tu te providing fo r
O bservance of th is day as a legal holiday
can be p assed by th e leg isla tu re so th a t
th e m a tte r of business houses closing will
not a lw a y s rem ain a question until th e
Cast m om ent. T he business people u p sta te
a re u su a lly re a d y and w illing to d o s e fo r
th e d ay , but th e im p o rtan ce of th e day
fh so m any m illions of A m ericans seem s
to h a v e been fo rg o tte n in P o rtla n d w here
only a few m in u tes are allow ed. Let us
Rope t h a t P o rtla n d g ets on th e rig h t tra c k .
L iving in a city th e size of H illsboro is
m u ch p r e f e rr e d to living in the m etropolis.
I s n ’t it e n jo y a b le to be able to tra d e w ith
p e o p le t h a t a re y o u r frie n d s and whom
you a re su re will tr e a t you in business
i n d so cial re la tio n s as th e y w ould like to
be tr e a te d . T h e re is rea l joy in being able
i o go d o w n th e s tr e e t and be able to say
a c h e e ry “ H e llo ” to p ra c tic a lly everyone
you m eet. A c h e e ry resp o n se helps to
m ak e life ju s t t h a t m uch b e tte r.
7 O rg a n iz e d la b o r in C a lifo rn ia took a
s ta n d in s ta te session re c e n tly , w hich, if
fo llo w e d by o th e r u n its of la b o r th ro u g h
o u t th e c o u n try , w o u ld w in m any frien d s
fo r la b o r. C a lifo rn ia la b o rie s a d o p te d a
j is o l u ti o n five to one d e m a n d in g t h a t
c o m m u n ists a n d th o se w ith co m m u n istic
a ff ilia tio n s be e x c lu d e d fro m th e ra n k s
organized labor.
Good Business
V oters of the city will go to th e polls
F rid a y to a p p ro v e or d isa p p ro v e a plan
to secure p ro p e r sew er am i disposal sys
tem s for H illsboro. An a ffirm a tiv e vote
seem s to be n o th in g less th a n good busi
ness am i a fu rth e r ste p in th e p ro g ress of
th e city.
T he voters will be ask ed to decide
w h e th e r o r not they will accep t an o u t
rig h t gift of $83,155 an d a loan of $102,-
000 from th e fe d e ra l gov ern m en t for the
co n stru ctio n of sew ag e system s in those
portions of th e city not now served and
for th e b u ild in g of a disp o sal p lan t th a t
will serve th e e n tire city.
Costs of re tirin g th e loan a n d m a in te
n ance have been fig u re d at low m onthly
c h a rg e s, th e sam e as one w ould pay fo r
his w a te r bill. L a rg er users pay p ro p o rtio n
a te ly m ore. F ig u re d on th is basis it will
not be a b u rd e n on an y o n e a n d will m ake
for b e tte r living co n d itio n s in som e p a rts
of th e city. P eo p le have been know n to
hold back on b u ild in g hom es in d istric ts
not served by sew ers a n d in m any cases
b a sem e n ts have been an im possibility. It
sh o u ld resu lt in m ore hom e c o n stru c tio n
in those sections and an in cre ase d p ro p e r
ty d em an d .
S tre a m p o llution in th e T u a la tin riv e r
from th e septic ta n k fo r th e p re se n t se w e r
system m ay b rin g dow n th e w ra th of th e
sta te b o a rd of h e a lth a t any tim e an d
force th e c o n stru c tio n of a p ro p e r disposal
p lan t. If th e v o ters sh o u ld tu rn dow n th e
sew er p roposition F rid a y th e y will un
d o u b ted ly be c o n fro n te d w ith th e e a rly
need fo r b u ild in g such a disp o sal p la n t
w ith o u t th e fa v o ra b le c o n d itio n s of an
o u trig h t fe d e ra l gift an d loan.
Still fu rth e r is th e need fo r pro v id in g
w ork and h e lp in g th e unem p lo y ed to se
curity.
W e com m end to th e re a d e rs a th o ro u g h
stu d y of th e q u estion as im p a rtia lly o u t
lined in last w e e k ’s A rg u s by M ayor J . H.
G a rre tt. W e believe th a t if a person has
or will re a d it w ith a n u n b iased m ind he
or she will vote in th e a ffirm a tiv e F rid a y .
E vidence c a n be fo u n d in actio n s of
business g ro u p s ev ery p lac e to re fu te
s ta te m e n ts m ad e by S e n a to r B o rah an d
o th e rs t h a t th e now d e fu n c t N R A dis
c rim in a te d a g a in s t a n d w as in ju rio u s to
th e sm all business m an. S tep s a re being
ta k e n in P o rtla n d a n d e lse w h e re by m eans
of a series of “ g e n tle m e n ’s a g re e m e n ts ”
to revive o u tla w e d NRA m e rc h a n d isin g
codes. G ro u p s w ill n a m e co -o p erativ e
councils, w hose d u tie s it will be to p re
v en t d e stru c tiv e p rice w ars, below -cost-
selling a n d “ loss le a d e rs .” T h e re m ust be
co -o p eratio n to p re v e n t th e b u z z a rd s of
society from c a rry in g A m erican s ta n d a rd s
dow n to a point w h e re all will be ru in ed .
G reed of a few c a n n o t be allo w ed to rule.
C o n g ra tu la tio n s a re d u e M rs. H azel
H o llenbeck of th e N o rth P lain s P y th ia n
S ister te m p le on h e r e lev atio n to th e posi
tion of g ra n d c h ie f fo r O regon. T his is an
h onor not easily won. It ta k e s y e a rs of
fa ith fu l f ra te r n a l w ork, a n d a c h ie v e m e n t
c learly proves o n e ’s tru e w orth.
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Public Forum
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SEES O T H E R S ID E OF P IC T U R E
H ills b o ro A rgu s
T he c u rre n t issue o f the H ills b o ro A rg u s made
the fo llo w in g statem ent w ith reference to grow ers'
a n tip a th y to w a rd s the w a ln u t m a rk e tin g agreem ent:
"G ro w e rs o f Y a m h ill and W ashington counties
attended m eeting held in N ew be rg re ce n tly, v i r
tu a lly w ere unanim ous in protests against the code.
Reports o f the m eeting show th a t 368 gro w e rs a t
tended and o n ly fiv e favo re d re te n tio n o f th e code.”
U n fo rtu n a te ly , th is m eeting, w h ich the w r ite r
attended, got out o f c o n tro l o f M r. C arpenter, ap
pointed to act as ch a irm a n by O regon State college
upon the request of the secretary of a g ric u ltu re , and
'.he standing vote put by M r S trong, w h o led the
opposition, d id not re fle c t a tru e c o n d itio n in -s o -fa r
as the O regon in d u s try as a w h ole is concerned.
I w o u ld re fe r you to a b u lle tin issued un de r
date o f O ctober 9th, over the sig n a tu re o f F ra n k
C. Riggs, sales m anager o f the N o rth P a c ific N u t
G row e rs' co rp o ra tio n , the opening pa rag raph o f
w h ich fo llo w s:
"O u r b u lle tin o f Septem ber 26, 1935, in clud ed
w ith it a postal card g iv in g you an o p p o rtu n ity to
approve o r disapprove the new proposed m a rk e tin g
agreement. W h ile votes are s t ill com ing in fro m
the w a ln u t growers, we feel sure it w o u ld be in te r
esting to you to kn o w th a t up to th is date 94 per
cent o f the votes received have been fa v o rin g the
m a rk e tin g agreem ent and six per cent opposing it.
I f you have not m ailed y o u r vote please do so as
we w ish an expression fro m e ve ry g ro w e r."
V e ry t r u ly yours, R. R. E ASTER .
Our Yesterdays
F ifte e n Y e a rs A go
Argus, O ctober 14. 1929 Banks a rra n g in g fo r
big stock f a ir P u ttin g up $4000 b u ild in g . A. E. Wes
cott is president of the f a ir board.
E I K u r a tli named p re sid ent o f H ills b o ro N a
tio n a l bank.
A lb e rt M eier and Em m a D ysle m a rrie d O ctober
12 at Bethany.
M r Charles W u n d e rlic h of C e n te rv ille died here
October 12.
L ib e rty th e a te r being rem odeled. T he th e a te r
now seats 500 and M anager Phelps Is a d ding a b a l
cony.
T h irty Y e a rs A go
Argus. October 19, 1905 T illa m o o k ra ilw a y seems
assured. E. E L y tle expects to tap the big tim b e r
d istrict.
T w o saloons at C o rn e liu s robbed M onday.
Com pany D, F irs t O regon M ou nted Volunteers,
hold reu nion here a fte r 50 years. L t. W. H. H.
M yers was ch a irm a n and Jabez W ilke s secretary.
Mrs. E lizabeth Benson,. 68, died here Tuesday.
C o un ty cou rt asked to e x p e rim e n t on s p lit log
plan o f im p ro v in g c o u n ty roads.
George S chu lrn erich . cashier o f the C om m ercial
bank, appointed d is tr ic t d e p u ty o f P y th ia n lodge
fo r fou rte enth tim e.
Frank Nachbaucr nam ed s u p e rin te n d e n t o f poor
farm to succeed A. J. Roy.
»
L. E C ra w fo rd and A m e lia G enzer o f B u x to n
m arried O ctober 18.
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W alter Hannan and M a y S ch o fie ld o f near M a n
tlin g m arried O ctober 18.
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Johnson Bros m ill o f South T u a la tin w i ll f u r
nish lum ber fo r streets at $7.75 a thousand.
I
"J e rry ." a tr o ttin g bred horse, raised by the
Tongue stables, w on the cha m p io n sh ip s ilv e r cup
at the Le w is & C la rk f a ir S atu rday.
ARGUS.
H IL L S B O R O .
T h u rsd a y . O cto b er 24. 1935
OREGON
Court Found
in Its Selection of
Precedents in the Monetary Cases
U. 0 . TO t r a in BOOTAL W O R K E R S TN PO R TLA N D
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Recreation Class
Meetings Monthly
A si t ies iif n io n tlilv reel e il i*>u it
E dito r's N ote One o f a series of and congress ha il not w ith d ra w n
m eetings lo Ham te iie a lio n .il b a i l
discussions on c o n s titu tio n a l ques the legal ten der q u a lity of m e ta llic
t i ,, wtis begun Iasi week under
tions prepared by m em bers o f the m o n e y T w o form s of cu rre n cy of
the d ire ctio n o f M is
G e rtru d e
U. of 0 . fa c u lty fo r newspaper use un(*qual value w ere equally recog
Skew Sandford, extension sp e cia l-
th ro u g h co-operation o f the college nized by law u iu l debtor and cred
' ist In co m m u n ity -nclal o ig a m /-
o f social sciences and school of d o r m ig h t' la w fu lly choose to pay
; utlu n The in e rtin g » are not pu blic,
lo u rn a lis n i
' and be paid in either.
t but any organ isatio n de sirin g oi -
tB y James H G ilb e r t>
The reso lu tion o f congress In
I guulzud reel cat lu iu il w o lk may a p
1933
and
the
delegation
o
f
the
p
o
w
W hen the Roosevelt a d m in is tra
po in t delegates I " attend the class
e
r
to
devulue
had
set
up
but
one
tio n came to po w e r in M arch. 1933.
: es.
the b a n kin g system of ttie co u n try standard fo r the paym ent o f debts,
The m eetings are held i l l H ills -
had broken down, c re d it was con nam ely, 'd e va lu e d * d o lla r fo r d o l
boro G range ba ll anil organ izatio n
tracted. confidence strained, gold lar, w h ich alone is la w fu l tender
office rs w i lli n g I " appoint such
was being hoarded by m illio n s of fo r debt m a tu rin g a lte r Jan ua ry.
delegates should get In touch w ith
d o lla rs and tile outgo of gold was 1931 These bonded o b lig atio ns de
H i e county agent' ■ office
threatened by the m onetary policy spite the gold clause contained
The next m eeting w ill tie No-
o f fo re ig n countries, most o f w hich th e re in were m ere ly contracts lo
veinber 19 at 8 o'clock III the eve
had abandoned the gold standard, pay a ce rta in nu m b e r o f d o lla rs
ning
but were fra n tic a lly atriving to
In the gold clause decision we
strengthen cre d it abroad and stab | fin d the broadest assertion o f the
E x a m in a tio n ii A n n o u n ced
ilis e in te rn a tio n a l exchanges
’ po w e r o f congress not only to coin
W ith the reso lu tion and dispatch
fo r R a ilw a y Poatnl C le r k
money but to establish a m onetary
ch a ra cte ristic o f the "N e w D eal"
U nited Stales C iv il S ervice eom-
president, the U n ite d States jo in e d system " and to in v a lid a te the p ro
i m issio n has announced an open
the leading com m ercial nations in visions o f e x is tin g contracts that
I c o m p e titiv e I'x n in in a tio n fo r r u il-
the abandonm ent o f the gold stand m ay in te rfe re w ith the exercise of
I th is power.
wuy postul cle rk
ard.
A pp lication ', m ay be file d w ith
The cou rt held, in keeping w ith
T here w ill alw a ys be economists
the c iv il service d is tric t o fflc i'tie n i
w ho w i ll question the necessity I J u illia r d vs G reenm an, th a t the
est the applicant, or w ith tile U S
and expediency
the m ove It is ! pow er to set up th is m onetary sys
C iv il S ervli e c o n iin i--io n at Wash
not the purpose of th is a rtic le to tem does not reside w h o lly in the
ington. D C A pp lication s m ust lie
pass ju d g m e n t on th is phase of f i I coinage clause o f the c o n s titu tio n
on file not la ti i than O ctobei 28,
na ncial po licy. R ather it is intended I but resides also in the sovereign
1935
to recite the facts as a background I powers tha t belong to the na tio n a l
A pp licants m ust have reached
fo r the m om entous decision in the governm ent.
then I8tti but not th e ir 35lh b irth
gold clause cases.
The fu ll exercise o f th is po w e r to
W o rkers fo r the m eny social agsnelc» th a t are besoming more and day on the dote of ttie close of
The abandonm ent o f gold at the
I set up a m on etary system can not
more Im p o rta n t, w ill be tra in e d In the new graduate d ivisio n oi
receipt id application«, exi apt t in t
old standard o f w e ig h t and fineness
social w o rk tra in in g of tha U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon, established th is fa ll these uge lim its do not apple to
w o u ld o f course have been o f little brook the existence o f contracts
c
a
llin
g
fo
r
the
paym
ent
o
f
some
in
P
ortland.
Or.
E.
H.
Moore,
(
le
ft)
an
exp
ert
in
thia
fie
ld
,
w
ill
be
persons
grunted m ilita r y p re fc i
consequence i f a vast vo lu m e of
p re -e x is tin g con tra cts to pay gold j o th e r m edium than th a t specified d ire c to r of the d ivisio n , under Dr. James H. C llb tr t. ( rig h t) dean of cnee A p p lic a n t- must m eiiM ire nt
social sciences fo r t(ie Oregon State System of H ig h e r Education. least 5 feet tl inches 111 height ill
had been recognized as v a lid a n d 1 by congressional act.
(Illu s tra tio n courtesy Oregon Jou rna l.)
bale feet, and m ust weigh ul least
other contracts o f the same k in d I Despite the sacredness o f con
13(1 pounds w ith o u t clo th in g T hey
had been sanctioned and encour- J tracts in the re a lm o f law , the
necessary to establish c u ltiv a te d must be In sound physical health
aged W idespread m o n e ta ry c o n fu pow er to en ter in to contract can
vaccine v iru s us re lia b le m edium and cupublc of e n d u rin g arduous
sion w o u ld have resulted, prices not rem ove the tra n sa ctio n from
and the standard o f v a lu e w o u ld the scope o f congressional a u th o r
fo r p ro du cing im m u n ity to s m a ll e xe rtio n
have rested on no c e rta in basis.
ity . Such contracts can not in te r
Persons Interested should ap ply
pox as c a ll ly m p h viru s. Its fre e
To sweep eve ry phase o f the old , fe re w ith tfte po w e r of congress
at once for In fo rm a tio n lo A ng ie
H e n ry John H rlm o ld . 55. resi- i
deal m on etary p o lic y out o f the ' to regulate com m erce, coin m oney, dent o f the B lo om in g co m m u n ity 1 dom fro m b a cte ria l con tam in ation H a rrin g to n , secretory of the U S
It us a safe product C iv il Service Board o f Exam iners,
w ay antj to pave the w a y fo r the establish post offices, e tc . and by fo r the last 50 years, died at his j com m ends it
v l’ ue Is spread by lym p h at ttie post o ffic e In this c ity
u n ive rsa l use o f the same m ed iu m ! the exercise o f sovereign pow er home last n ig h t He was born In The liv in g vl'
■id blood stream lo a ll putts of
o f paym ent w h a te ve r i t tu rn e d out the na tion al le g isla tu re m ay sweep O vertona. M in n . zXugust 4. 1884)
the body It 1» now conceded that
to be. was the purpose o f the C on them aside if they do.
F uneral service« w ill be held In i a sm all lesion o f successful vac
Don't fo rg e t to phone Forest
gressional re so lu tio n o f Jun e 5,
T tie prevalence o f the gold clause St Peter's L u th e ra n church. B lo o m c in a tio n gives as m uch pro te ction G rove ! (I fo r that famous S nide r
1933
in bonds and o th e r contracts to in g S a tu rd a v afte rn o o n at | o'clock as large o r m u ltip le local I r ions
shingle C arnation L u m b e r Co
In th is im p o rta n t piece o f le g is - 1 the exte nt o f b illio n s o f d o lla rs w ith b u ria l in the B lo o m in g cem e
The safest technic o f vaccination
la tion . contracts fo r the paym ent o f ' rentj er in e ffe c tiv e the c le a rly de tery.
consists in placing a d ro p of vac
gold w ere declared to be “ c o n - ' fine d power o f the go vern m ent to
S u rv iv in g are the w idow , V er
tr a r y to p u b lic p o lic y ." O b lig a tio n s ' create a cu rre n cy and de te rm in e on ika : three daughters. Helen. D o r cine viru » on the clean s k in o f the
upper part o f the arm The skin
to pay m oney in c u rre d e ith e r be the value th e re o f."
o th y and C lara, and tw o sisters.
should he cleaned w ith soap and
fo re o r a fte r the la w was passed
These gold clause contracts I f a l Mrs Anna Neum an and Mrs. Rosa w a te r an il d rie d w ith g ru in alco
regardless o f p ro visio ns contained
low ed to exist w ith the sanctum of G urske. a ll o f Bloom ing.
hol o r acetone D enatured alcohol
in such contracts, sh a ll be d is
C o n itlp a llo n a Other
or antiseptics should not be used
charged upon paym ent " in any the co u rt w o u ld increase the de
K rctsl Troubles
m
and
fo
r
gold
as
a
means
o
f
p
a
y
as they are lik e ly to k ill the viru s
coin or c u rre n cy w h ich a t th e tim e
A'uceess/u4/r eresi»*/
, A ste rile needle is pressed fla tly
o f paym ent is legal fo r p u b lic and ment. enhance its value, s tim u la te
w ith o u t h u t> iis llrs f* o o
h o ard ing and e x p o rt and m ake u n
'o r ta n g e n tia lly »u that Die po in t
p riv a te debts.”
Q u ick, Perm anent R esults
w
o
rk
a
b
le
any
a
tte
m
p
t
to
regulate
, breaks the h o rn y la ye r o f the
“ liln k to y Life tiro« N«w M«lho4e**
The precise fo u n d a tio n o f our
cu rre n c y was som ewhat in do u b t the value o f the d o lla r in the cha n
K IN T O N W alnut d rie r on the ' skin under the v iru s in an area
T
h
e H IN H L E Y C linic , ’^ ..7 7 ....
u n til the G old Reserve A c t o f 1934 nels o f commerce.
Mrs. M artha Wenzel place on C oo | about one-eighth Inch In diam eter
B$>r< I at $-• • an -latlwta f«* (»H f I
Despite co n tra ctu a l o b lig a tio n s per m o u n ta in was destroyed F rid a y I No dressing is necessary. Dress-
(Ja n u a ry 30) and the subsequent
exercise of the e x tra o rd in a ry p o w and obstacles the co u rt concluded afte rn o o n by fire , w h ich is be ! mgs have a tendency to keep the
tha t congress had the rig h t to re lieved to have started near the skin lesion m oist and by re ta in -
er granted to the president.
By pro cla m a tio n the b u llio n con ject a dual system o f cu rre n c y and flue. The d r ie r was ru n n in g fu ll ' in g the discharge they fa v o r Infec-
te n t o f the gold d o lla r u n d e rly in g to establish a u n ifo rm system by capacity, in c lu d in g most of th is : tio u .B a th in g is g e ne rally p ro h i
b ite d d u rin g the course of the
the new cu rre n c y was reduced fro m a b rog ating the gold clause and year's crop
the old standard o f 25 8 g r a i n s m a kin g a ll paym ents in one m e d i
W illia m Wenzel received b a d j sk in lesion u n til a fte r c ru s tin g and
in in e -te n th s f in e ' to 15-5 21 grains. um.
bu rns on his hands and arm s in r e . desquam ation because of the in -
Thus the gold content o f o u r d o l
In the lig h t o f the em ergency m o vin g some o f the fa rm m a ch in ! creased danger o f in fe c tio n and
la r was shoved dow n fo r ty per and the fa r-re a ch in g consequences ery. The w a te r to w e r was ba dly [ because of the p o ssib ilities o f m uk-
cent.
of an opposite stand, the co u rt was burned and also the w in te r's wood ! ing fresh lesions by autoin ocu lu-
Soon we will (how lo Ihe
j tion.
I f contracts to "p ay gold of the wise in the selection o f its prece The house was badly scorched.
T he pum per fro m H ills b o ro was
The d u ra tio n o f im m u n ity fo l-
present w e ig h t and fineness” w ere dents.
H illsboro public
sent fo r and d id fin e w o rk on a r j lo w in g vaccina tion is conslderabl
recognized, the devalued d o lla r, de-
r iv a l in saving the rest o f the I but ra re ly perm anent. Just how 1
p lte the re so lu tio n o f congress,
bu ild in gs.
; long a given person m ay safely go T h e N e w 1936 T r r r a p la n e a
w o u ld not be legal te n d e r fo r $10(3,-
a fte r a successful va ccin a tio n there
000.000.000 w o rth o f p re -e x is tin g
and the N e w 1936 Hudsons
' is no p ra ctica l means o f k n o w in g !
debts and m any m ore th a t m ig h t
1 except by his re v a re ln a tlo fl Ite va r- w ith five Ihings you nev er
m ake th e ir appearance.
F u tu re patrons o f the proposed
c in a tlo n usu ally gives an Im m une
D espite the fa r-re a c h in g im p o r
saw before on any
reaction, w h ich means th a t t h e
tance o f the legal issues in vo lve d B on ny Slope jo in t school d is tric t
p e rs o n ,is protected against sm a ll
autom obile.
the d e va lu a tio n o f the d o lla r was northeast o f Cedar M ill, m et M o n
day n ig h t and decided th a t the
P O R T L A N D — T he R ecreational pox. A m ong the unvaccinated the
o f lit t le p ra c tic a l im portance. The
school b u ild in g should be located Photo contest, sponsored by the ris k of in fe c tio n Is highest in ch tld -
gold d o lla r was m e re ly shru nke n
in M u ltn o m a h cou nty.
O regon State M o to r association to I hood, w h ile am ong th e vaccinated
USED CARS
to correspond w ith the de pre ciatio n
T h is decision was reached when o b ta in good "a c tio n shots" fo r use I th is perio d is passed in com para-
o f the paper m oney th a t had taken those inte rested in lo catin g the
in tra v e l developm ent lite ra tu re ,
place since suspension o f the gold school, p o in te d o u t th a t the re has m et w ith widespread ap pro val 1 fiv e safely - the disease a tta ckin g 1928 Essex Coupe, rum ble
most h e a v ily when the e ffect of !
,
good condition
standard.
was a p o ssib lity in the near fu tu re in th e state, according to an a n in fa n t va ccin a tio n is w e a rin g o ff
T hat th e d e v a lu a tio n o f the d o l o f being in clu d e d in the P o rtla n d nouncem ent fro m the m o to r clu b
I f eve ry person w ere vaccinated
H lly
la r was a m a tte r o f no serious f i school system and th a t M u ltn o m a h
C iv ic clubs and o th e r n o n -p ro f in in fa n cy and revaccinated tw ice
nancial consequence is shown by had a f u ll s ta ff o f school nurses itin g org an izatio ns In th is area
o r th ric e at in te rv a ls o f 5 to in
1929 P lym o u th C oach
the fact th a t it resu lted in no to assist in he a lth m atters.
have been asked to p a rticip ate
years sm a llp o x w o u ld cease to ex- I
m a te ria l change in the p ric e level
T he school is to be b u ilt w ith
N e a rly e ve ry d is tric t o f the slate 1st. As regards the e ffic ie n c y of
The new d o lla r in purchasing po w W P A la b o r fro m m aterials fu rn is h is represented by e n try cards re
vaccina tion and re va ccin a tio n in Only
er m atched the one in a ctive c ir ed by interested pa rties in the dis- ceived at the m otor association’s che ckin g the spread o f sm allpox
cu la tio n and le ft the p ric e le vel j tric t.
headquarters in P o rtla n d , it was the re is o f course no do ub t at all.
T hree M o d e l
F ords
undisturbed.
announced. M ore e n tries are e x The im m e dia te vaccina tion o r re
$
10
$14
$30
Since debtors, co rp ora tions and
pected w ith in a few days.
vaccina tion o f u ll persons exposed
in d iv id u a ls were o b lig ated to pay
" I th in k th is is a v e ry fin e plan to the disease, and o f a large nu m
$100,000,000,000 in gold at the old
and co m p lim e n t you on yo u r idea." ber o f those liv in g in the com m u
standard o f w e ig h t and fineness if
said R. H. Baldock, state h ig h w a y n ity has been fou nd again and
the a b rog ation o f th e gold clause
Q U A I.IT Y R E P A IR W O R K
C o n stru ctio n o f a storm sewer engineer, in com m e ntin g on the again to check an epidem ic in its
by the act o f Jun e 5, 1933. were
ra in in to the contest. T he h ig h w a y com m ission ea rlie st stages.
in B ea verton to d ____
held u n co n s titu tio n a l, it w o u ld re creek on the Bonverdam east o f i re ce n tly em barked upon a p ro
q u ire some 69 b illio n s m ore o f c u r the c ity , w i ll begin O ctober 31, it gra m of tra v e l developm ent, ha v-
T he average c h ild o f g r a d e
re n t funds to tu r n the tric k .
was announced th is week by K. E. IRK been a u thorized b - y the last
152 3rd Ave.
Phone 21W
M oreover, m ost o f these debts T lllo ts o n . W PA engineer in th is i le g isla tu re to c a rry on th is w o rk, school age is becom ing m ore aware
had been in c u rre d in the pro spe r cou nty. The decision to begin w o rk - N um erous oth er o ffic ia ls and o r- o f tr a ffic hazards than are g ro w n
W here you can buy
ous period o f the la te tw e n tie s and fo llo w e d a conference M onday w ith ganizations have indorsed the c on ups. according to figu res com piled
by the safety depa rtm e nt o f the
M ohaw k T ires and W illa rd
the fa ll in prices since the panic F lo y d A lle n , d is tric t engineer, and test.
State M o to r association
o f 1929 had enorm ously increased o ffic ia ls at B eaverton. •
The org an izatio n s u b m ittin g the O regon
B atteries on w e e kly
the value o f the gold d o lla r o f f o r
T he w o rk w ill em p lo y 15 la b o r best c o lle c tio n o f photographs p o r W h ile the re has been an actual
payments.
decrease
in
c
h
ild
deaths
in
the
m e r w e ig h t and fineness and in ers, a tile la y e r and a forem a n tra y in g the re cre a tio n a l fa c ilitie s
creased Im m ensely the d iffic u ltie s at a cost o f $1836 o f federal funds in its p a rtic u la r area w ill b c past 12 years, the increase has been
o f la y in g hands on the o ld -fa sh and $220 p ro vid e d by the sponsor. aw arded fir s t prize o f $50. A sec aro un d 100 per cent fo r grow nups
ioned d o lla r.
ond p rize o f $30, and a th ir d of
T illo ts o n said.
Several cases in v o lv in g substan
$20 w i ll also be aw arded.
A I’ A HABLE
t ia lly the same Issue came before
W h ile the state of O regon has
The D eparture of the Three Grarea
the c o u rt at the same tim e.
a p le n tifu l su p p ly o f scenic ph o to
T y p ic a l o f these was th e ten der T h e funeral b e lli are ringing
graphs, the nu m b e r o f photographs
And the laat farew ell ia «aid,
by de btor co rp ora tions o f c u rre n t
w ith a “ punch,” show ing recre a
And a requiem they’re tin gin g,
funds in paym ent o f in te re st on
tio n a l a c tiv itie s w ith scenic b a ck
For Mix« Modeaty la d«i«!.
A nd erso n’s D a iry and P o u ltry Feeds w ill increase the p ro d u c
bonds w h e re bo th in te re st a n d
g ro un d is e x tre m e ly lim ite d , the
tio n o f y o u r herd o r flo c k The D a iry Feed contain» 16% p ro
p rin c ip a l expressly called fo r pay The g irl baa long been ailing.
m
o
to
r
association
p
o
in
te
d
out.
And fading day by day.
tein , molasses and three ollm cals O u r "E g g -A -D a y " Egg Mash
m ent in the pre -de valu ed do lla r.
And at* her health waw failing
P hotographs obtained in the c on
C re d ito rs had rejected paym ent
She cast her clothes away.
is made w ith Suprem e M in eral Food Com pound and contains
test w ill be used by the O regon
and challenged the po w e r o f con
State H ig h w a y departm ent, t h e
20% pro te in .
W ith thin, transparent »Ireaaea,
gress to ta m p e r w ith p riv a te con
m o to r association and oth er no n
Th at ftcarcety reached her kneea,
tracts c a llin g fo r paym ent in gold And abbreviated treuse*.
We are also prepared to m ix feeds to y o u r in d iv id u a l re
p ro fitin g org an izatio ns i n th e ir
She braved the w in try breer.e.
o f a specified w e ig h t and fineness.
program s of tra v e l p ro m o tio n in
quirem ents.
The precedents were con fusin g W ith arma all bare and chilling.
O regon.
(V en etia n tic k e t, Raym ond Olsen, Rt. 2, C ornelius)
and c o n flic tin g . On the surface at
And boaom well expoaed.
Plans are be in g made to displa y
F R E E
D E L IV E R Y
least the o p in io n in Bronson vs. The voice of eonMclenee «tilling ,
the w in n in g co lle ctio n th ro u g h o u t
T o all restraint opposed.
Rodes made such contracts agree
Oregon, W ashington and C a lifo rn ia .
m ents “ to d e liv e r a ce rta in w e ig h t W here weed» their vigil« keeping.
of standard go ld ” “ not d is tin g u is h
O ’er worshipper« of *tyle,
M O D E R N V A C C IN A T IO N
able from a co n tra ct to d e liv e r a Mi«« Modesty lie« aleeping,
(B y Oreuon Hint» llourd o f H r t illh l
M illers of Q uality Freds
’N eath fauhlon’» rubbish pile.
U n til re c e n tly the vaccine v iru s
certain w e ig h t o f b u llio n ." L ite r a l
Rlllsbaro Warehouse—Oregon Eleetrie Depot
Phone I»41
in general use has been th a t con
ly such contracts w o uld have to be N ow Innocence, her «inter,
Bethany Store—Phone Hillsboro 1R4
In fading fant and «lire.
tain ed in d ilu te d c a lf lym ph. The
f u lfille d “ b y assay and the scales”
And noon the world w ill mi«« her
p ro d u ctio n o f th is v iru s is tim e -
and not "b y count.”
From among the good and pure.
consum ing and beset w ith m any
If, on the o th e r hand, the co u rt
te ch n ica l d iffic u ltie s . I t has, h o w
fo llo w e d the suprem e c o u rt in the The th ird one of the trio.
Mi«« V irtu e , w ill he gone;
ever, been e ffe c tiv e in produ cing
legal ten der cases a fte r it had re Mi««
Brazen Face now take« her place
im m u n ity to sm allpox. F o r m any
versed the decision in H e pb urn vs.
A m id the recklen« throng.
years in ve stig a tio n s have been c a r
G risw o ld , these debts m ig h t be
K. I). B F N H A M , Gorneliu«.
rie d on to produce an absolutely
discharged b y a n y th in g w h ich the
O u r classified colum ns m ay have ,p u re vaccine. Such a v iru s is now
la w designates as legal ten der at
being produced in the liv in g c h ic k
ju s t w h a t yo u are lo o k in g fo r
the date o f m a tu rity .
t f em bryo. F u rth e r
experience
i s
Indeed, the language o f the con- j Read them.
gressional re so lu tio n o f June 5,
th a t you can buy our D rain Tile u n d e r th e
1933, c le a rly suggests Chase's o p in
ion in the legal ten der cases. Debts
B e tte r H ousing P ro g ra m ?
are to be "discharged upon pay
I f you are interested in w here the ca p ito l b u ild in g should
m ent . . In any coin o r cu rre n cy
T he in creased yield will soon pay you b ack an d
be located, re g iste r y o u r v o te be lo w and m a il i t to T he Cap-
w h ich at the tim e o f pa ym en t is
th en som e. See us or th e W ashington C ounty B ettor
ito l P oll, H ills b o ro A rg u s at once.
legal ten der . . .”
The c o u rt in the gold clause de
H ousing P ro g ra m m a n a g e r in H illsboro.
cision disposes o f Bronson vs.
1. Present S ite
Rodes as a precedent by p o in tin g j
out th a t m on etary co n ditions in
N ew S ite
1934 were v e ry d iffe re n t fro m those
when the debt owed to Bronson
3. Expanded Present Site
came up fo r settle m e nt in 1869.
Despite the issue o f depreciated
NAME
Phone 1341
paper in the C iv il war, the U n ite d
N o rth o f Cannery, across W W ashington
States m in t had not stopped c o in
A D D R ESS
age of gold and s ilv e r a t the old
standard o f w e ig h t and fineness
r
!
Blooming Resident
Fifty Years, Dies
r
Walnut Drier at
Wenzels Burned
We Are I Enlarging
Our Space
School Patrons to
Build Across Line Motor Association
Contest Successful
$95
’185
Work to Begin on
Beaverton Sewer
Thomas S. Sholes
Poultrymen -- Dairymen
E. B. Anderson SC Son
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Did You K now?
Capitol Site Ballot
Hillsboro Concrete
Brick Si Tile Co.
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