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s A n In d ep en d en t N e w s p a p e r, w hose services a n d policies ana
.based on th e p rin c ip le o f th e Golden R u le .— " A n d as ye w ould
. t h a t m en should d i to you. do ye else to th e m likew ise,
i - M a tth e w 7 111.
Provision Unfair
A d e g re e of u n fa irn e ss is seen in a
{provision of th e social se cu rity a c t to r un-
•cm ploym ent in su ra n c e in t h a t it ap p lie s
{only to em p lo y ers of e ig h t or m ore p e r
s o n s . B eginning w ith 1936 e m p lo y e rs ot
leig h t or m ore on each of 20 d a y s in 20
{d ifferen t w eeks pay a 1 p e r c e n t ta x on
•payrolls. T he ta x in creases 1 p e r cent
{each y e a r u n til it is 3 p e r cen t, w h ere it
{remains.
T his fa c to r it seem s to us is going to
«have th e re s u lt of h o ld in g b a c k em jjloy-
Jm ent am o n g th o se business firm s on th e
»border line of eig h t em ployes. T his v ery
{tax m ight easily be enough to em ploy an
•a d d itio n a l person. T he e m p lo y e r o f seven
{will h e sita te a long tim e before ta k in g on
{the a d d itio n a l b u rd en of th e ta x a n d th e
•em ploye’s sa la ry .
{
T his provision should in clu d e all em
p l o y e r s in fa irn e ss to th o se w ho a re d o
ling' e v e ry th in g w ith in th e ir p o w e r to e x
p e n d em ploym ent.
T h a t d re a d disease, in fa n tile p a ra ly sis,
I is th e cause of sev eral fa ta litie s in K lam -
|a t h F a lls a n d M edford a n d p u ts f e a r in
{the h e a rts of a ll p a re n ts. ¡May th e tim e
{come w hen m edical science w ill h a v e
• cu rb ed th e in ro a d s of th is d ise a se as it has
fin m any o th e r m alad ies, once th o u g h t in
c u ra b le .
:
W hy not help th o se fa ith fu l R ed Cross
w o rk e rs by v o lu n te e rin g y o u r m em b e r
sh ip intend of w a itin g fo r th e m to com e
;a n d ask you? T his g re a t h u m a n ita ria n or-
{gaWfeation needs th e h e a rty co -o p eratio n
, o f 511.
F ifte e n Y ears A go
ill
A rgus. N ovem ber 11. 1 9 2 0 -H ard in g 's p lu ra lity in
• th e county fo r p resid en t 2686
H illsboro has had big b u ild in g y ear. R ay-M aling
'S i a p p ro x im ately $99.000 biggest in v estm en t. O th e r
¡im p ro v e m e n ts in th e business d is tric t in clu d e th e
{T am iesie garage b u ild in g to house P eterso n Bros.,
-and th e P ercy L ong b u ild in g for his h a rd w a re b u si-
J y W illia m M cQ uillan's w ill p ro v id es sum fo r c h a ri-
. ta b le purposes and an ed u catio n al fund.
».
Ja m e s C um m ings, re sid e n t of B u x to n since 188«.
}<les N ovem ber 5.
i* . Roy S ch u lm erich an d G e rtru d e S. P a rk e r m ar-
.ii e d N ovem ber 1.
• «l M ajor L ester W. H u m p h rey s, U. S. a tto rn e y for
•tjrc g o n . sp eak er at A rm istice D ay exercises.
*,
H ilisboro defeats F o rest G ro v e in football. Leon
•ffcin-ett of C ornelius b re a k s le t in fam e.
.
H. A. D eck nam ed c h airm an for R ed C ross d riv e
I f a east end of county.
.
.
••
A H. R asm ussen of S erv ice G arag e re n ts h alf of
tt r o u n d floor of liv ery b a rn on M ain street, across
{ fro '" S. P. depot, fo r used c ar disp lay . W illiam A lex-
. »rider is sales m anager.
-
T h irty Y e a rs A go
• •
A rgus, N ovem ber 16, 1905 —H illsb o ro assessm ent
‘ M r y ear placed a t $544,980. F o re st G ro v e v alu atio n
{fc $371,105.
„
...
P o rtla n d business m en to v isit city F rid ay . Com -
• m itte c includes M ayor B. P C o rn eliu s, W. H W ch-
•ru n g . J o h n D ennis, G. A. P atterso n , D r. J . P. T am -
“ifcsie, R. H. G re e r and D. W. B ath .
V
Mrs. Eliza J o lly W illiam s, p io n e e r of 1847, d ied
.h e re N ovem ber 11.
—
C h arles L ytle, su p e rin te n d e n t of c o n stru ctio n for
•fl. E. L ytle, re n ts offices in S c h u lm erich block fo r
'T illa m o o k ra ilro a d h ea d q u a rte rs. B ond fo r rig h t of
{w ay to B anks p resen ted E. E. L y tle by A . C. S h u te,
. ea sh ie r of S h u te b a n k .
«*..
CAUGHT IN
THE WILD
B y R o b ert A m es B e n n e tt
(W N U
S e rv ic e
C o p y rig h t by
R o b e rt Arnett B e n n e tt)
(C o n tin u e d fro m
Inst w e e k )
A g re a t d e a l h as been sa id am i p rin te d
ab o u t th e rec ip ro c a l tra d e tre a ty w ith
C a n a d a . T he p ro te st m ost com m only e x
p resse d is th a t th e n o rth w e st h a s been
sold out to th e m a n u fa c tu rin g e ast w ith
red u c tio n in lu m b e r d u tie s from $1 to $2.
H igh s ta n d a rd s of w ag es in th is in d u stry
h e re as c o m p a re d w ith C a n a d a m ak e p ro
tec tio n a necessity.
P ro b a b ly th e tru th of th e nuU ter is
th a t no one know s ju s t w h a t th e e ffe c t
will he. in re g a rd to th e lu m b e r s itu a tio n
a q u o ta of 250.000,000 b o a rd feet has
been allo w ed C a n a d a , w hich is ju s t a lit
tle m ore th a n h a lf th a t w hich w as im
p o rte d from C a n a d a in th e boom y e a r of
1929, but m ore th a n w as sh ip p e d in d u r
ing th e last fo u r y e a rs.
U n d e r th is q u o ta set-u p w e w o n d e r if
th e resu lt is going to be so d isa s tro u s to
th e lu m b e r in d u stry as som e w ould h av e
us b elieve? O n th e o th e r h a n d it is pos
sible th a t business stim u la tio n in th e m a n
u fa c tu rin g e ast m ay in cre ase th e dom estic
m a rk e t fo r lu m b e r a n d o th e r p ro d u c ts of
th e n o rth w e st. A b u ild in g boom m ight
c h a n g e th e e n tire p ic tu re to one of p ro s
p e rity .
In any ev en t we h o p e a n d tru s t th a t
it isn ’t as bad as it now so u n d s w ith p ro
te sts com ing fro m e v e ry w h e re .
E n a c tm e n t of such tre a tie s in secrecy
a n d w ith o u t o p p o rtu n ity to be h e a rd is
th e one serio u s q u estio n , w h ich c a u se s
th e a v e ra g e A m e ric an to w o n d er.
A tte n d a n c e re c o rd s a t th e g r e a t a u to
m obile show in P o rtla n d in d ic a te th a t th e
public is c o n tin u in g its in te re s t in th e d e
v elo p m en ts in th is in d u stry , w h ich is le a d
ing th is c o u n try on th e ro a d to reco v ery .
T he m any im p ro v e m e n ts in a u to m o b ile s
give m ost a n y o n e a d e sire to g e t b eh in d
th e w h eels of th e new c a rs w ith th e ir trim
lines.
M aybe fam ilies a re n ’t as larg e as th e y used to
be. b u t we know a lo t of th e m th a t c a n ta lk a n d
a c t m ig h ty big.—Ex.
tended. T he progrum included a
iences in th e M iami. F lorida, h u r
L e tte rs an d su p p lies have been novelty n u m b er by C loyce Bump,
H illsboro C h ris tia n C ouncil, in ricane of N ovem ber 4 Vie Mue-
its m eeting on T uesday. N ovem ber K enzie. w ell know n h ere am ong m ailed to each school d istrict In tap dan ce by R osaline M oekley,
19. 1935. form ally re q u e ste d its legionnaires, is n atio n al liaison o f o rd e r to be read y for (he sale tw o -p art skit by Deloss A nderson
vs
officers to issue an ap p eal for su p ficer of th e A m erican l.eg io n and I w hich com m ences th e day a fte r and C loyce Bump, "H istory
po rt of th is y ear's d riv e for m em has been in M iam i for som e tim e ¡T h an k sg iv in g an d co n tin u es u n til M usic," and vuudville acts. "W’li.e.
b ersh ip in th e A m erican Red Cross. on account of his h ealth M rs M ac ¡C h ristm as, acco rd in g to M rs H arry H appens to O ur S p a re Tim e," in
M organ, W ashington county seal w hich R oberta Robinson. M yrna
All b ran ch es of religion r e p r e k e n z ie w ro te in part:
W atkins. P earl M aier. M ario M oek
sen ted in th e council. Jew ish . B u d d
“T his w as a freak th in g all the sale chairm an.
T he w ork of th e C h ristm as seal ley, E leanor K linger, M urie Wort
hist, C atholic and P ro te sta n t C h ris way th ro u g h It o rig in ated in the
tian. a rc co n cern ed in any m ove north and w as called a 'Y an k ee' : e x te n d s o v er th e e n tire county. m an an d D cL uurice B um p look
m ent to b e tte r h u m an relatio n s h u rrican e .
T he hotel sw ayed as F ive cents per c a p ita is th e am ount part. D ancing w as enjoy d a fter
B ro th erly love an d th e q u a lity of if in a te rrific e a rth q u a k e , w hich i estim ated as n ecessary to co n tin u e I lie program .
m ercy a rc a p a rt of th e faith of all frig h ten e d m e a lot. even though th e w ork effectively.
T w en ty w om en, an n o u n ced last
of us.
¡>i
I knew th at w ell c o n stru cte d steel
We ap p eal to o u r p are n ts a n d to an d co n crete b u ild in g s do give 1 w eek, have been ap p o in ted as local
' all w ho a re fin a n c ia lly ab le to do ¡a t such tim es We ju s t sat h ere I c h airm en in th e la rg e r com m uiu-
¡so, to effectiv ely back th e A m e ri i and w atched the p alm leaves, pa- 1 ties an d a re p re p a re d to sail into
C onform ing to the proclam ation
can R ed C ross in its g reat and i pers. ro o fin g and d eb ris of all the sale of seals.
In those d istric ts w h ere th e re is of P resid en t F D. Roosevelt, a sp e
, v a lu a b le h u m a n ita ria n w ork, by kinds fly by th e w indow s like dust,
I
no
c
h
airm
an
th
e
sale
of
th
e
s
e
a
l
.
cial chapel serv ice of T hanksgiving
becom ing m em bers. We y o n n f peo- la n d hoped th e hotel w ould stan d
j pie w ho a re not fin an cially self- the shock of th e co n tin u a l beut- w ill be in th e h an d s of th e local w ill be held at P ilgrim House, n ext
; te a c h e r or te a c h e rs an d th e c h il T h u rsd ay evening, at 7:30 o'clock
su p p o rtin g look to th e a d u lts of ; j„ K t)f th e w ind. . . .
A solem n "T e D eum " w ill be said
th e co m m u n ity to c a rry on t h e ' " in th e p a rk most of th e large dren.
T he com m ittee ask s that seals be and P astor H enry S H aller w ill
w o rk u n til we a re a b le to do it in j and v a lu ab le trees w ere u p rooted
p
u
rch
ased
e
arly
and
used
on
le
t
preach on th e topic of the day, u s
la te r years.
and m any palm s w ere b ent to the
R ichard A bts. presi ground o r th e ir bran ch es an d co- ters, packages, bills, m enus and ing Psalm s 100 I as th e text.
(S ig n e d ':
place
cards
to
c
a
rry
th
e
m
essage
A dvent -season, w hich opens D e
d en t; Jo y C. F o elk er. secretary .
' coanuls sw ept aw ay. T he w ater
I of the bay cam e up into the beau- th a t T u b ercu lo sis is p re v e n ta b le cem ber 1 w ill be m ark ed by sp e
and
curable.
cial
m usical services. P asto r H aller
| tifu l grounds, boats w ere piled up
has announced, w ill) Miss Lois
, on shore an d b u ild in g s o v ertu rn ed .
C ra n d a ll serv in g as organist. Full
! roofs to rn off and set dow n else
young people's choir w ill sing tile
w here, sides of hotels to rn aw ay.
m o rning services for the season,
j
j
s.
I
leaving
p
o
rtio
n
s
of
room
s
exposed."
Mrs. P au l P a tte rso n led the
w hich Is designed in 1 he ecclesiasti
cussion of "C an We A fford O u r T T . . . ,
cal y e a r as a tim e of p rep aratio n
H
illsboro
G
ra
n
g
e
w
ill
have
a
¡P u b lic S c h o o l' a t th e pre-school | H 11 lSDOPO ( IU ip tt'1
social m eeting T uesday evening, for pro p er cele b ratio n of C hristm as
to 12 y e a rs P. T. A. stu d y group
beg in n in g w ith a pot luck d in n e r Day.
m eetin g T uesday a ftern o o n at P e te r E n t e r t a i n s Y i s i t O l ’S
a
t 6:30 for m em b ers and th e ir fa m
Boscow school T he ra p id change
from an a g ric u ltu ra l to an indus- | H illsboro chapter,
ch ap te r. R oyal A rch ilies. A p rogram an d social tim e
Masons,
tr ia l civ ilizatio n , w hile p r o p e r ./ , M
asons, had a visit last T hu rsd ay w ill follow. T h e m eeting on T u e s
tax es rem ain th e largest source of night from th e high p riest and day night ta k e s th e place of the
tax re v e n u e w as b ro u g h t out. It sev eral com panions from F rie n d re g u la r T h u rsd ay n ig h t m eeting on
T h e HA an d 6A2 classes, Mrs
! w as o b served th a t th e c h ild ren in ship c h a p te r of P o rtlan d , high acco u n t of T h an k sg iv in g
K ru ch ek teacher, visited the y a rn
¡th e po o rer states and d is tric ts a re priest and com panions from S u n
and k n ittin g d e p a rtm e n t at W eil's
Ilu n iir e d on B ir t h d a y —
, at a d isa d v an tag e u n d e r th e p re s nyside an d G resh am ch a p te rs
d e p a rtm e n t store M onday a fte r
R. A. M d eg ree w as co n ferred
en t ta x system , and opinion w as
M rs W F C y ru s e n te rta in e d w ith noon. W eil's in stru c to r. Mrs. I
th a t fed eral an d state governm eni.s upon th re e b ro th ers, an d a fte r the a p arty S a tu rd ay a ftern o o n for h er L undgren, e x p lain ed to th e classes
'sh o u ld equalize ed u catio n o p p o r m eeting lunch w as served in the d a u g h te r P attv in honor of her the m ak in g of yarn*, th e d ifferen t
dining-room , w h ere m any in te re st- eig h th b irth d ay n n iv ersu ry G uest i kinds, an d th e ir m any uses, in
tu n itie s w h e re v e r possible.
ing talk s w ere enjoyed.
p resent w ere C a th e rin e Enschede, clu d in g th e new styles in kuil
B etty B ristol. M ary Ray M ann. w earin g ap p arel.
Mrs. P T u c k e r of W estim bcr was P atsy P atterso n . B eatrice T reglow n,
H illsboro v isito r Tuesday. Mr Ja c q u e lin e and B arb ara Balkiey.
Shoot L arge Elk
and Mrs. T u c k e r a re sp en d in g the M argaret H arty. Iren e S pencei
F le d and M erton Benefiel of
w
in
ter
at
th
e
hom
e
of
th
e
ir
d
a
u
g
h
Ja
c
k
S
earcy,
S
m
a
rt
R
ichardson.
M rs A L. S m ith of Batiks and
M anning stopped in H illsboro long
Mrs. W O. M orley w ere hostesses ter. Mrs. A H B arrett. Mrs. B a r L ester C lark, E lroy S h in d ler. F red enough W ednesday night to dis-
re
tt.
w
ho
u
n
d
e
rw
e
n
t
an
o
p
eratio
n
C
orn,
and
th
e
honor
guest.
last T h u rsd ay n ig h t a t th e hom e of
play a 5lMi pound elk w hich Iney
Mrs. M orley for a m iscellaneous about a m onth ago at th e S m ith A ttend M others' M t-rting—
shot at M eadow s out of Uki h in
hospital.
Dr.
C.
T
S
m
ith
o
p
e
ra
t
show er, honoring Miss A gnes K elly, j
Mrs. J M. P erso n and M rs W U m atilla county. T hey got the ,r
b rid e-elect of G len F ren ch of P u y - ! ing. is co nvalescing at hom e.
W W
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
F
O
N
eedham
,
i
_
. eaver a tte n d e d a m eeting elk on th e second day out.
allu p. W ash G uests w ere frie n d s ■
Mr.
and
M
rs
E
L.
N
eedham
,
and
T
u
esd
ay of m o th ers of p u p ils of
and re la tiv e s from B anks. F orest |
th e O regon In s titu te of T ech n o
Mr
and
Mrs.
L.
F.
C
apps
of
S
alem
G ro v e and H illsboro, ab o u t 30 b e
logy in the m ain room of the
in g present. M iss K elly received w ere d in n e r p a rty guests S u n d ay of P o rtlan d Y M C. A
Mrs. P e r
W ANTED Light tru c k Must lie
m any lovely gifts from the guests Mr. and Mrs. R ussell Ide. Mr son p resid ed at th e m eeting.
and Mrs. F. O. N eedham a re Mrs.
bu rg aiu for cash
R. M H oard.
a n d also from W ashington friends
Ide's p are n ts and E. L N eedham M ajor O perations P e rfo rm e d —
Rt. 4, S herw ood,
40p
and Mrs. C apps a re h e r b ro th e r
Mrs. Lena B arden of C o rn eliu s
H ear R adio A ddress—
u n d erw en t a m ajo r o p eratio n M on BABY buggy. $45 50 value, com
P. T A. R adio study gro u p lis a n d sister.
p letely renovated, for »ale, $2a
H arold P asley, w ho is w ith th e day at S m ith 's hospital Dr. C T.
ten ed T uesday a ftern o o n to Dr.
- P h o n e H illsboro 2972.
40
O. R. C h am b er of O regon S tate S chm eer. W illiam s & G entnnin E n S m ith operated. F enton Hughes,
H ow ard
college, w ho discussed “Is O bedi g in eerin g com pany at U kiah, spent sm all son of Mr an d Mi
1927
I'»
-to
n
W
hite
tru
ck
.
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en ce a D esirable C h a ra c te ristic in th e w eek -en d w ith his fath er. Dr H ughes, u n d erw en t a m ajo r o p e r
duals (' W. O hm acht, N o rth
a C h ild ?" He suggested th at a b W H. P asely. and fam ily an d his a tio n at S m ith 's hospital S a tu rd a y P lains.
40p
night.
g
ra
n
d
p
aren
ts.
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
W.
L.
so lute obedience should be replaced
B
atchelder.
T
h
is
is
H
aro
ld
’s
first
Mrs. N lrol H ostess—
by reaso n in g as soon as a child is
W A NTED
Set of u s e d *Book
cap ab le of it. T h e g ro u p m et w ith visit hom e in five m onths.
H ouse"
for ch ild ren . - 823
E
Mrs. R J Nicol e n te rta in e d F ri-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
e
B
enedict
and
Mrs. W. C. C h risten sen , and dis-
40
d ay w ith a lu neheon and b rid g e B aseline P h o n e 1431.
fam
ily
a
n
d
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Page
I cussion of th e le c tu re w as led by
p arty . Tw o tab les w ere in play.
¡an d fam ily of P o rtla n d visited Mr. Mrs. R W W eil an d Mrs. A. 11.
Mrs. L. C. K ram ien.
and Mrs. F. C. S m ith S unday. Mrs. B usch made high scores.
O rg an izes D ancing C lass—
D R . R. J. N IC O L
P age is a niece of Mr. S m ith and
Miss J a n e t R eed of th e W illiam ' Sir. B enedict is a b ro th e r of M rs G ym C lass T o n ig h t—
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D R . E. W . A L M Q U IS T
| C h risten sen school of th e dance in ' Sm ith.
m eet to n ig h t i T h u rsd a y ) a t 7
: P o rtlan d , has o rganized a b ran ch
Mr*. C aro lin e S tangel atten d ed I o'clock at the high school gym na-
V e te rin a ria n »
I school in H illsboro S h e has th re e i th e w edding of h er nephew , Eli»«r
b eg in n in g classes w hich m eet e v ery I Stangel. and M iss M arcella B erger 1 sium .
T elephone 643 an d 642
, W ednesday and F rid ay . aftern
_ o o n at W ilsonville T uesday. Follow ing Mrs. S tein k e H ostess—
M'S. Sam S te in k e is hosti s for
at th e V. F. W hall. N inth a n d ,
cerem ony, a recep tio n w as held
the m eeting of T rin ity L u th e ia n
O ak. Mrs. G uy P a in e assisted in 3t th e W ilsonville hall.
Y O U N G ’S
L adies' Aid at h e r hom e today
o rg an izin g th e classes.
Mrs. A. W. Holt of M inneapolis. 'T h u rsd a y t
A tten d F u n e ra l—
Minn., a rriv e d today (T hursday»
P ast M atrons M eet—
Mr. an d Mrs. W O. G alaw ay r e to spend th e h olidays w ith Mr. and
P ast M atrons' clu b of th e E ast
“Thoughtful, Bympathetic
tu rn e d last T h u rsd ay from G ran ts Mrs. J W. Holt. S he is th e ir d a u g h e rn S ta r w ill m eet M onday e v e
Service”
Pass, w h ere th e y a tte n d e d th e fu n ter-in -la w
ning w ith Mrs. C. E. W ills.
Phone 872
Hillsboro
e ra l of Mrs. G alaw ay 's b rother,
M em bers of th e W om an's R elief
| E d w ard F riday, w ho died recen tly C orps m et W ednesday afternoon ( lu ll .M e etin g P o s tp o n e d —
i in C olorado. F u n e ra l services w ere a t th e V eteran s' hall to c o m p le te 1 G ard en club w ill not m eet this
1 also held at T aft, C a l , w h ere Mr. th e ir C h ristm as sew ing a n d doll m onth on account of th e T h a n k s
g iv in g holidays.
an d Mrs. F rid a y resided.
m aking.
Church ans
Special Service
Mrs. Patterson
Leads Discussion
Hillsboro Grange
to Meet Tuesday
Classes Visit
Weil’s Store
Bride-Elect
Given Shower
Too Late to Classify
S P IR IT O F TOW N SEND 1TES LA U D ED
E d ito r of A rgus—T h ro u g h th e co u rtesy of th e
A rg u s I w ish to e x p ress m y ap p re c ia tio n to my
m an y frien d s in th is co m m u n ity , w ho elected m e
as a d eleg a te an d c o n trib u te d to w a rd th e c o n v en
tio n ex p en se fu n d th a t m ad e it possible for n o t
o n ly m yself, b u t tw o o th ers to go to th e first n a
tio n al co n v en tio n of T o w n sen d clu b s of A m erica.
I also w an t to g ive m y p erso n al im p ressio n s of
th e conv en tio n . It is im possible to ex p ress all, b u t
I'll give th e m ost p ro m in e n t ones. F irst, I w as
pleased, beyond w o rd s to d escrib e, at th e class of
people w ho cam e as d eleg ates to th a t convention.
T h ey w ere th e v e ry finest citizen s o u r co u n try
affo rd s. W hen I say th a t 7000 d eleg ates can m eet in
conven tio n , w ith o u t an y ro w d y ism a n d d ru n k e n n e s s
an d not ev en n eed a serg e a n t-a t-a rm s, you know
th e b est folk fro m e v ery co m m u n ity of th e n atio n
w ere th ere. It w as tr u ly a C h ristia n g ath erin g .
Second, it w as a co n v en tio n w h ere th e re w as
no sectio n alism , ra c e d iscrim in atio n , p arty ism , r e
ligious p reju d ice, etc., th e p rin cip le of e q u a lity p r e
v ailed th ro u g h o u t e v e ry session.
T h ird , th e d eleg ates w en t to th e co n v en tio n w ith
one o b jectiv e in m ind, nam ely, th e e a rlie s t possi
ble e n a c tm e n t of th e T o w n sen d p lan in to law an d
th ey n e v er lost fig h t of th a t one o b jectiv e in an y
session.
F o u rth , th e d eleg ates love an d resp ect o u r g reat
C h ristia n lead er. Dr. F. E. T ow nsend, fo u n d e r of
th e m ovem ent, an d E a rl C lem en ts, co -fo u n d er, an d
w h en th ese leaders, so to speak, “laid a ll th e ir card s
on th e tab le" ev en to in v itin g th e ir b itte re s t enem ies
to p re se n t th e ir case befo re th e co n v en tio n an d th ey
did n o t com e, it gave e v ery d eleg a te u n b o u n d ed
co n fid en ce in them . We a re convinced of th e u tte r
u n selfish m o tiv e th a t sp u rs o u r g re a t lead e rs on.
F ifth , n o t o n ly w ere tn e d eleg a tes satisfied w ith
th e sp le n d id le a d e rsh ip of th e p ast b u t p led g ed
lo y alty in one o v atio n a fte r a n o th e r d u rin g th e c o n
vention.
S ix th , w ith a ll th is co n fid en ce still th e y show ed
w h e re fin al voice of a u th o rity resid es w h en th ey
o v erw h elm in g ly v oted dow n reso lu tio n s th e y co n
sid ered not good for th e cause a t larg e. T h e a u
th o rity of th e local club, w hich m u st n e v e r be s u r
ren d ered . w as ex p ressed in th is action. It is a
d em o cratic m ovem ent.
S ev en th , th e co n v en tio n is h isto ry -m ak in g , not
on ly fo r C hicago, b u t for th e w hole n atio n . It
p ro v es th e fin al voice of g o v ern m en t is th e com
m on m an. H is w eapon of d efen se a g ain st p re d a to ry
w e a lth is th e b allo t, w h ich h e is n o t re ad y to s u r
re n d er. In o th e r w o rd s th is is an u n m ista k a b le
m o v em en t of th e peo p le to ag ain h av e th e ir say in
g o v ern m en t and le t th e p re sid e n t an d congress
know th ey re p re se n t th e people; th e y a rc se rv a n ts
of th e people an d n o t th e peo p le se rv a n ts fo r th em
F in ally . I am con v in ced th e T o w n sen d p lan is
sane, ad eq u ate, feasible, w o rk a b le an d tru ly th e
“only ad eq u ate reco v ery p lan " y et o ffered for th e
salv atio n of o u r co u n try .—R. L. PU TN AM , p re s i
d en t H illsboro club.
As soon as Huxby h a d bolted
dow n his food, he picked up the
em p tied gold pan. M iss R am ill had
sat u p in th e front of th e lean to
to lace h er boots. H er fa th e r crep t
ou t past her.
“M orning. V ivian," he greeted.
“I see y o u 're going to set th e pan
on th e fire again. Good idea T h at
m u ffle aspic is all G a rth told us
it w ould be.”
“No." H u x b y ’s to n e w as alm ost
cu rt. "W e've lost loo m uch tim e
alread y . I am going to m ake a
co m p lete test of th a t p lace r d e
posit."
He looked w ith cold w arin ess at
th e rig h tfu l claim an t of th e p lac
er. G a rth sm iled. "G o Io it. T he
m ore you pan out, th e m o re of my
60 p er cen t 1 11 be ab le to jin g le in
m v pocket."
T hat .sent th e e n g in ee r off w ith
a crease b etw een itis h ard eyes
Mr. H am ill stu d ied G a rth 's am used
fare
"What is th e idea?" lie in q u ired .
“Do w e in fer you still stand by
th e term s you offered ?'
“Well I m ay at least allow you
fo u r-ten th s of w hat y o u r M an F ri
day sw eats out of m.v placer. T h e
lab o rer is w o rth y of his hire.
I'm going for a d ip You and Miss
R atnill m ight get y o u r moose bones
to roasting. T h e m arro w goes well
w ith t h e s t e a k - Let i n e suggest
th at you tim id a large fire in Ihe
re g u la r cook hole W hen it b u rn s
low, rak e out th e coals an d lay
in one of th e forelegs, th ick ly
sm eared w ith m ud T hen ra k e on
d irt, em b ers and ashes, bu ild a
an all fire on top. an d k eep it g o
ing fo u r or fir e hours
Ml.,s R am ill looked dow n at h er
slen d er hand. T h ey w e re a lre a d y
r i - ned an i g rim « L * sd ' ■
Tin long h o u rs of tw ilig h t slow ly
"fc'dt d to th e sem i-dusk of rtiid-
{flight an d as slow ly b rig h ten ed to-
{jw irds fu ll day. S u n rise found the
{ iliree v isito rs from th e cities still
• «(sleep. A long w ith Ihe tea and
th e y had gorged on th e
•Sftgar
{jptiffl » g e la tin e an d th e ten d er lynx
W ' al
G a rth did not w aken them ,
M r looked sp ec u la tiv e ly at the
___ rack. A ll th e l.vnx m eal
«m oki
•ijad
But the w i d e
to)d been eaten .
jK
JJji -e c a id d of m oose h in d q ilirtc r slices
m o d i a g re a t show in g aro u n d I h e
♦Wo u n c u t m oose forelegs. He de-
rille d to let th e ton g u es and the
^ •m a in in g m u ffle keep oil sm oke
♦¡tiring
T w o h o u rs o r s o l a i n t h e e r a e k
/ | m oose bones u n d e r Ihe b lo w s
■the b e lt-a x w a k e n e d llu x b y . He
1 u p to tu rn h u n g rily in Ihe d i
lu tio n from w h ic h n u n c a sa v o ry
¡»or. G a rth bad d ra w n a Hugh
line from th e fire a n d wa b u l
lrin g a piece of b ro ile d m eat w ith
m a rro w .
be e n g in e e r c a m e a ro u n d and
o ne of th e th ig h bones on the
A bove it be sla n te d a steak
li a . sp
. . it.
. . - N e ith e r he n o r G a rth
puke He s ta rte d to r a t hi.; te a k
tut m a rro w b efo re e ith e r w a more
lAn h a lf cooked.
G a rth fin ish e d hi# ow n b r e a k -
,>t a n d b eg an to sew a m occasin. ot the highly manicured nails had
(
O .H .S. Chapter
I ml ¡an “ Pow-Wow
Experiences in
Christmas Seals
People
I )raws Big Crowd
Cited
Had Homecoming
Go
on
Sale
Soon
Su pport Hurricane
Royal N eighbors program und
Mr and Mrs. 11 L. M acK enzie
I’ow Wow at the old lit ange
Meeting Tuesday
w ord from Ins b ro th
Through County Indian
Red Cross er. have Vic. received
hall T uesday ev ening w as w ell a t
and fam ily of th e ir exper
f uneral Home
Mrs. H. R E m m ott re tu rn e d home
E n te rta in a t D in n er—
St. Cecelia Bazaar
G et y o u r tu rk e y a t St C ecelia
Mr. an d Mrs. E arl D onclson en S u n d ay from a few day s' visit in
P
o
rtla
n
d
w
ith
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
R
ch u rc h b azaar T uesday. N ovem ber
I te rta in e d w ith a d in n e r p a rty M on
day evening. P re se n t w ere Mr. Pooley an d Mr. an d Mrs. C. H 26. a t A loha G ra n g e hall C ards,
Em
m
ott.
2 p. in. S upper, 4 to 10 p. m.
40
| an d Mrs. S im on H ersh ey and Mi-s
Mr. and Mrs. L I. D avis and
Elda H ershey of H elvetia. M erle
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m e \ r
th
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house
gifest.
Miss
Lela
B
eals
‘
Jo h nson. Jim D icriekx, an d Miss
Ih e C o u n ty C o u rt o f the S ta te «< O rc
of Enid. O klahom a, visited M r and In Ron,
M ildred D onelson.
fo r W a«hinirt» n C o u n ty.
Mrs.
E.
S.
D
avis
of
P
o
rtla
n
d
Sun-1
In the M a tte r o f ih o K a ta te o f K rtfie ri
Miss H an d Hostess—
M a « t. l>«-ease«I.
day.
N aom i H anel w as hostess tor the
Mrs. Jo h n B. H eintz of H arris-1 N o tic e I n h erel.y »riven th a t th e un»l» i -
m eetin g of th e L ohese C am p F ire burg. N ebraska, is v isitin g h er so n .' -litrneri, d uly a p iio in te tl A d m in is tra to r of
the nhove nunie*! ewtate, has file d in the
i g ro u p T uesday, w hen plans w ere
a I m iv o e n title d
court und cauxe hi»» fin a l
! m ade to w ork fo r a m iddy honor. F. W. H eintz, and fam ily for sev- , aceoiinf an d re p o rt a> m irh , an d th e
¡Jo y ce M artin w as voted into th e c ra l w eeks.
c o u rt has fixe d th e 21 * t flay of
Miss M aude H am el u n d erw en t | h er. l ' t ’ 5. at th e ho u r o f ten o'clock A
| club. T h e n e x t m eeting w ill be at
M
o f Maid »lay. an d th e court n au n o f
. th e hom e of A nna M ary H artram p f. an op eratio n for ap p en d ic itis Mon- i th
e alm ve e n title d co u rt in H illa b o ro . O re -
day a t Jo n e s hospital. Dr. A. O
K’on. aa th e tim e and place fo r I n a r i n -
, S am sel on T o u r—
P itm an operated.
object iom* to
u»i«l F in a l
A c c o u n t, and
S cott S am sel v isited his par-
Mrs. J o h n S u th e rla n d and son f* r the fin a l se ttle m e n t • f ■«aid estate.
1 ents. Mr. and Mrs. P C. Sam sel Jo e of R ockaw ay a rc g uests this , D a te d thin 2» th d ay o f N o v e m b e r. IU.tr».
T h u rsd ay , F rid ay and S a tu rd a y eve- w eek of Mr. an d Mrs. J. E. S u th - ' F K K D K R If K S C II A L K . A d m in ia tra to r
n f th e hn tate o f F re d e ric k M ant, iJeceaae»!
i nings, w hile on a to u r of in d u s erlan d .
Batrley At. H a re , A t t o r n e y * fo r A<lininia*
trie s in co n ju n ctio n w ith his stu d y ! C ort S icd elm an and T heodore ' tr a to r .
i of elec trical en g in e e rin g at O. S
K tiuppi of V ernonia visited Mr. 1
C., C orvallis.
and Mrs. H allie Irelan d S atu rd ay . :
C h urch C ircles M eet—
Mrs. R ichard T alboy of P o rtlan d
C ircle one of th e M E. L adies' I sp en t th e w eek-end w ith Mrs. A.
V ISIT T H E
Aid m et T uesday afternoon w ith W H avens.
been bro k en . T h e larg e diam ond ¡M rs. C h arles R eed C ircle tw o w ill j Miss Eva S im pson of P o rtlan d
<Thur;;dayt
of h er en g ag em en t rin g flashed m eet th is a ftern o o n
sp e n t S un d ay w ith her p arents. Mr.
b lu e-w h ite fire up into h e r an g rily ; w ith M rs T hom as C onnell.
and Mrs. F ra n k Sim pson.
flushing b lu e eyes. S he je rk e d her Mrs. Iloeffcl in H ospital—
head u p to fla re o u t at G arth . He
Mrs. H. L. H oeffel u n d erw en t a
w as alre a d y d isa p p e a rin g in th e i m ajo r op eratio n M onday at E m a il-.
Sec the D isplay of
b ru sh on his w ay to th e rock pool I uel hospital in P o rtlan d . S he I s '
E
njoy
*
Hudsons
and T errn p lan cs
W hen he re tu rn e d from h i s 1 con valescing nicely,
plunge, a fire w as flam in g high l a th e r D ies—
in th e cook hole. W ell aw ay from
L loyd Irv in e left T uesday for 1
it. th e h eiress to m illio n s w as s m e a r
in g one of th e moose legs w ith R oseburg, called to the bedside of
m ud b ro u g h t up from th e lake his fath er, D r M aleom b Irvine, who
19.55 T E R R A P I . A N E T O U R I N G
sh o re by h er fa th e r in his e x pased aw ay T uesday.
M eet T oday to Sew —
pet feet
BROUGHAM . UHMi m ile
p en siv e soft hat.
th ro u g h o u t.
M em bers of the Legion A u x iliary |
G a rth ra k ed th e th ig h bones from
th e sm u d g e-fire an d set back th e w ill m eet this aftern o o n (T h u rs
.00
sp its of th e p a rtly b u rn t steak s d ay ) at th e hom e of Mrs P aul Pa*
He th en d rip p e d m eltin g moose terso n to sew for C h ristm as needs.
fat in to a sm all tw ist-c u p of b irch - O v rim a n in H ospital—
1925 L O R D S E D A N
b a rk th a t he had bro u g h t back
E C O verm an w as tak en to the
M otor very good, good ru b b er.
w ith him T he cu p a lre a d y held tw o V eteran s'
hospital
i n
P ortland
or th re e gills of sp ru ce pitch
¡T u esday, w here he w ill rem ain u n
,00
$
T he m u d -d a u b e rs w ashed th e ir d er o bservation.
h an d s in th e rill and cam e f ir A ttend D ads' M eeting —
th e ir over-co o k ed b reak fast W hile I T. G B ronleew e. W illiam G oetli r
1923 LO RD PIC K -U P
Mr R am ill crack ed open th e m a r i and J L Auld attended the i >ad
New paint, good ru b b er.
row bone: w ith Ihe b elt-ax . G a rth Day activ ities d u rin g Ihe w eek- I
stirre d his dope to g e th e r w ith a 'e n d at O. S. C„ C orvallis.
$ O C .0 0
tw ig. He took off his hat b efo re
sta rtin g to sm e a r th e dope on his A tten d s B an q u et—
R A. D ean a tte n d e d a F a th e r and
fa re Miss R am ill gazed a t him.
Son b an q u e t at W illam ette U n iv e r-|
R< t t i c t n b i 'l ' w e sell H ip I ’u w -
G a rth o ffered his dope
“ Best sity, Salem , F rid ay ev en in g as a
cosm etic in th e N orth. You m ay guest of his son, M aurice.
•iflll W illa rd B ath-rics and
as w ell go th e lim it."
M o h aw k Q u a lity T ires o il
( lu ll M e e ts T o d a y —
"I'll die first!"
"W hat's T ru m p " pinochle club
w eekly paym ents.
th
ia
y
ear
H er fath e r d ip p ed his fin g ers i l l w ill m eet this aftern o o p (T h u rs
th e dope an d sm eared th e stuff d ay ! w ith Mr, W E Ogilbec.
oti his face an d neck a:, G a rth had
( on ip lcte ( 'our: it
done.
You II w ear the jack e t al .o."
QUALITY R E P A IR W ORK
G a rth -aid: "E at y o u r fill. Miss
A taatc of hot m arro w roused
TU R K E Y D IN N ER
R am ill w ill stay to ten d th e fires th e g irl'' ap p e tite H unger o v e r
P hone 31W
132 158 8. 3rd A ve.
Y ou and I a re to climb. You'll w ear cam e h 'r o th er erav in g - Sin .a id
H udson
T r r r ip k n e
H u x b y 'i le a th e r tro u se rs o u tsid e n o th in g ev en w hen, at the end of
51 riha n k
U tlla id
y o u r own.
th e m r,d h er fa th e r dre . on H u.:-
U m d ( a t . .
and
"But. they're too -m all for me by flying tilt o er hi„ clotht-a and
around ‘he b e lt"
sta rte d off w ith G arth.
"T h e y ’ll n o t be a fte r a few days.
t.To te cunlinuedj
DINNER
T u rn In y o u r Item s to y o u r lo-
cal
co rrespondent.
H elp y o u r
neighbor.
WK
K K A I.
IN
REAL
KRTATK
W r it *
F ir s and A u l o m o l i l l s l n .u r . n c «
M a k s L a a n a an il laaua M u r « » Bunds
K U R A T L I & W 1SMER
IIIL I.H B O IU ) .
T .l.p h o n .
OREGON
ll« l
US*
Rarund
Every Day Prices
K ram irn'»
Palm Drug Store
Liaterine—
M edinin size
Listerine—
Large size
G lycolhinoline
Sm all .size
Jad
Salts
47c
69c
27c
53c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap
3 large
Bars
Ponds Cold
C ream . Large
27c
57c
Hinds Honey and A lm ond
C ream
S m all
..............
89c)
( Large
43c
A lk n Seltzer
L arge .....................
B ayer’s A spirin
Bottle of 10(1
Baume
Benguc
V ic k ’» No»c
Drops. L a ig e ......
49c
69c
49c
47c
i V enetian tick et. E. C P ar-
ru tt, Kt. 1, B anks)
KRAMIEN'M
Paint Drug Store
Prescription Drageista
P hone 266
Ask for
ROYAL GINGER ALE
an d
ROYAL LIME RICKEY
AT ALL DEALERS
B o ttled <it
ROYAL SODA WORKS
I ’honc 2132
345 E. M ain S t„ H illsboro
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Portland Anto
Show
Thanksgiving
H om ecom ing m eetin g of T u a la
tin ch a p le t, E astern S tar, wus held
T uesday ev ening id the M asonic
luill, heglnning w ith a pot luck
d in n e r ut 6:30.
P ro g ram follow ing tho d in n e r In
cluded pluiio solos by C a th e rin e
Enschede and Nancy A llcen E aster,
p iano d uct by R obert an d A nn
Peters, I t um pet solo by T eddy
G ard n er, violin solo by C h arles
T rvglow n. und piano solo by D ixie
Lee M acDowell.
C om m ittee In ch arg e of d in n e r
p rep aratio n s in cluded M essrs and
M esdaines W G H are, C E Wells.
It W Weil, R obert llu rltn g n in e. J.
l) Robb, M is TI ioiiius C onnell, Mrs
F lu n k iinbrle, Miss Rose C ave, und
Miss M argaret Dixon.
USED CARS
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<1e«iRncr', ih iv new electric fin ite is one o f
the m o « h e iu iilu l w r h t«e ever «hown.
fin is h e d in vmsrt French ursy w ith «ptrk-
lin k (h r o m o im trim . Fully sutom stic.
clndinK tern p e ritu re vicnsl lifth t. ( em piete
high
w ith < a lro d h
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ut
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th rift c o o k e r >22 R 9 ^ . W ith ren ular open
o ih and w itho ut coo ker, 1 2 0 7 ( 0 . I ’m ea
IMPERIAI. CAIE
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