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M r K I N N E Y X M i K I S S K Y . P u b lis h e r«
P u b lifth e d T h u rs d a y .
E n te re d os M econd-rla«« p lo t t e r in th e
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M c K inney
Editor
M R S. I C M K IN N E Y
A s s u e fa te E d it o r
O F F I C I A L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N ( O l \ T \
S e lected «*» O re g o n ’s Beet W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r. 193(1
N a m e d <n A ll- A m e r ic a n W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r E le v e n , 193(1
H o n o r a b le M e n tio n N u tio n a l E d it o r ia l A s s o c ia tio n N e w s p a p e r
P ro d u c tio n C o n te s t, 1934-3.'», a n d G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e . 1935
Suh** r ip t io n R a tes S t r ic t ly C a sh in < d \o n c e
W it h in W u s h in g to n C o u n ty
O u ts id e W a s h in g to n
Per year
$1.50
V . S . per year
S ix m o n th s
. S5
F o r e ig n c o u n tr ie s
M E M B E R O re g o n S ta te
E d it o r ia l A ,* « n riftd n n a n d
N u tio n a l E d it o r ia l A««o-
c iu t io n .
C o u n ty
$2.«Hl
3.50
F ir s t A u dite«! P a per.
L a r g e s t A B C W e e k ly
C ir c u la t io n in W e s t.
Aliens on Relief
Relief A dm inistrator Harry Hopkins
admits th a t aliens are on relief and th at
aliens illegally in this country are work
ing on WPA projects. W ashington re
ports say th at in testifying to this before
a congressional committee, he failed to
view it with any alarm. Millions of aliens
are in this country illegally and are hold
ing jobs th at should be given to American
citizens.
We quite agree with Thomas Verde-
nius, Memorial Day speaker here, th at
these aliens, here illegally, should be ship
ped back at once to countries from which
they came. Those, who are here legal
ly, should be given a period of time to
become American citizens and if they do
not sfyow enough appreciation of w hat
this country means to them to become citi
zens, then ship them back to the old coun
try.
W hat other country would be so big
hearted as to take care of aliens on relief
rolls? W hat other country would permit
aliens to hold down jobs while their own
citizens were unemployed?
Proper handling of this alien situation
would do much to solve our unemploy-
ment problem and would make dear old
America, where living standards are high-
er than in any other country, a still better
place in which to live.
Traffic Problem
The city s traffic situation is improv-
ing considerably, but there are still plenty
of examples of people failing to observe
the rights of others. A car was noted
parked in the middle of the street the oth-
er morning, when there was plenty of
space available for parking at the curb
“ w l ia « C
aLod°e"e"„ tru c k , parked and
blocking are in wMle the d r i e r made a
, business
•
.•
,,
call. At the same time
there
was
empty space at the curb within 50 feet.
If everyone co-operates it will not be
necessary for officials to make examples.
But everyone should remember th a t there
are ordinances on the books th at provide
penalties for failure to observe traffic
regulations.
A rgus, Ju n e 2, 1921—Jo h n B o ek er Sr., resid en t of
county since 1884. dies h ere M ay 31.
Mrs. G eorgia L ayton dies at A loha M ay 30.
R em ains of Miss Im a L edford, A. E. F. nurse,
w ho died in B ase H osp ital No. 112 in F ra n c e O cto
b er 9. 1918, b u ried h e re Sunday.
F a th e r C ostello le ft T u esd ay fo r A lexander,
Neb., to attend fu n e ra l of his o n ly b ro th er.
P re sid e n t P. L. C am p b ell of U. of O. d eliv ers
com m encem ent ad d ress h ere F rid ay .
R obert Im brie, w ho is atte n d in g college a t K irk s
ville, Mo., has re tu rn e d hom e for th e vacation.
B an k ers b eat b a rb e rs in b aseb all 13 to 9 W ed
nesday night. A. C. S h u te an d E d w in B ow m an b a t
teries for b an k ers an d Boos an d T u rn e r for th e
barbers. Ed S chu lm erich sta rs a t th ird base.
W iliiam E lder M cLeod, p ro m in en t B eav erto n
resident, died S atu rd ay .
H. R. and L. F. Emmott have again taken over
their meat market on Main street after a year of
lease to Ray Emmott and M. Stout.
Thirty Years Ago
Argus, May 31. 1906—Seventy-nine pupils pass
eighth g rad e exam inations.
S alem N u rsery com pany b uys W. H. M cEldow -
ney place, east of tow n, fo r $17,000. O ption ta k e n
on o th er places. F. M. H eidel w as th e agent.
G en eral M anager C h arles L y tle of th e P. R. & N.
c' .V?O,Vin8 *n t° th e
c°ttag e, across from th e
C
a v
. c-
, x ,
te r o f 's t a 't p ^ i r a n B '0'1
F o rest G rove elected m as-
rt-S t ™
tiVou____ v
ju x .
. v / i ^ J 'j „ . , „
o3"2.“i at2_5?r governor,
sp e a k s befo re large crow d in th e a tre here.
o r s G eorge V and erzan d en of n ear G reenville
d ies M ay 26
H'
Pr'oc'Pal speaker at Memorial Day
exercises held here by Grand Army of the Repub-
lie and Womans Re(,e' c ° f ps-
tOn dlCS
b° mc
su*er> Mrs.
W. D. Hare, May 29.
Joseph Hinton of Laurel loses $600 team of
horses in Tualatin river. Logs swing and pull team
in to river.
,
Forest Groves electric line to the depot w ill be
running just as soon as the company can get the
cars.
Knot Hole Views
And Interviews
Matching of Funds
a State Problem
r
S
of support in all walks of American life.
Headline says “Zioncheck meets
with Monkey.” W e’ll bet the mon
turned tail and ran when it met the Wash-
ington congressman.
Public Forum
Fifteen Years Ago
The (¡rent American Heine
Thursday, June 4, 1036
for lie w ould lull her ev ery th in g
? lie needed to know.
T his was w hat G ra n d m o th e r said,
The coninimuty regrets the announce*
and o u tw ard ly D eborah assented,
ment of Mrs. C. E. Wells that she will not
tint to her he m i l s reully a m an
lily A. I, 1.1,alias'll I
be a candidate for re-election to the school
, B y lo o n S. D a v i« )
and a ..H anger, and i l l her h eart
2A I.EM A I. ' t a i o l $.11,011.0011 II
was a deadly te rro r of m arriag e
O ne of the show places, a n d
board of district seven. She has served the
been budgeted for new enu-
and w h atev er it m ight m ean, of
the most po p u lar hom e
schools of the city well and faithfully for probably
m eeting this stran g e m an and b e struelion w ork anil pci m a n e iil im
in W ashington county is th a t of
20 years. During that period of time chil il. E. W eed on the C anyon road, a
ing w ith him , being alone w ith p rovem ents d u rin g IU37 by tile sta te
highway d ep artm eiil. It was ail
him ,
dren have been born and completed their m ile and a half east of B eaverton
G ran d m o th er w as h o rrified w hen iioim eed this week O f this am ount
I Weed, a landscape arch itect, has
schooling in the city schools.
! n u d e a specialty of i r i s and each
they t am e to co n tem p late D eboiuh's $2.045.000 w ill be supplied by Die
During her incumbency the board has S unday d in in g the blossom season
w ard ro b e S he w anted to w rite federal governm ent T he program
im m ediately to B oston an d have a has been uibm itteil to th e b ureau
had to take care of the ever increasing is host to h u n d red s of interested
from P o rtla n d and else
large selection of artic le s sen t out, of public l o u d for approval, upon
needs of the schools in the district, to gardx'ners
w here. He has 1000 v arieties of
but D eborah convinced her th a t receipt of w hich the lettin g of
maintain them at the highest efficiency iris in fields of trrid escen t bloom
th ere w as no tim e, an d th a t they contractu will be started
R
ecently
he
m
ade
a
tr
ip
to
C
ali
w ould have Io m anage w ith wlial
S o m e I'o n e ern is fe lt by It H
and keep the salaries up to standard. fornia to see a new v ariety w hich
was in the house. So they m ade a Buldock stute highw ay engineer,
When first on the board the total of grade i ta much taIkeU of in ,ris circles
trav elin g costum e from one of i l)V1>l ihe ab ility of O regon to m utch
and high school pupils here was less than One bulb, he said, w ould cost $40
G ran d m o th er s. It w as q u ie t and I fu tu re fed eral' allotm ent fw high
reserved, alth o u g h pel haps t h e , way w ork unless highw ay r e v e n u e s
500, while now it is more than double that HV, h,as n?"’-v .hls/ - ‘r‘,e,’s which
lines w ere not such as a profes- I , • A. ,, „,.„,., ,„1 inereuse
U nder
amount. All debt has been paid ott and | th e re a re b ulbs to fit n early any
sional d ressm ak er w ould have p u t
, , iivd .„ .C a rtw i Ight bill, still
into it. It w ould serve.
the schools have been kept up to stand pocketbook, though h ig h er prices
pending before congress. O regon
i m ust be paid for th e m ore ra re '
T he dross w as m ade of brow n would receiv e $2.(05.000 In federal
ard. even during the depression.
v arieties Som e of th e iris lie has
Cloth, very neat and plain A hat
, (
rillld Wll|k fur 11WK ;1nil
Such service as that given by Mrs. I d e v t loped him self from seed by
was ra th e r a problem . but they
lhls Wl>u|(l
ir„ .„
cross
pollcnizing,
and
as
m
any
as
Wells is commendable and merits the
evolved one finally, a neat sm all ,
s t a le ,
|s
„ „ im lin g
CO
CO
plants
som
etim
es
a
re
devel-
b uck tu rb a n w it.i a modest cluster
p hu
uay
lia ld m k
thanks of the community.
1 oped before one is found w hich is
of velvet pansies on one side.
1 ,
,
G ra n d m o th e r sent only one o th er l,,,*nis oui
w o rth keeping. B esides the iris
th e re a re m any o th er interesting
d ress w ith D eborah; h er ow n w ed- I
• • •
ding dress When tin y tried it on.
Not h i r e H e n r y I . Hen on d e -.
p lantings on th e W eed h o m e
it fitted perfectly. D eborah looked feateit Chui le I. M cNary foi l l ' f l
Hillsboro and its people have exhibited grounds, for th e W eed fam ily has
long in B eaverton and M r !
at h erself in the glass, an d then , republican nominiiMon for su p rem e
leadership in many state organizations 1 been
Weed has been landscaping his
quiekl.v buck at G ran d m o th er, w ith court ju stice by a single vote h i
and several of its citizens have been elect : own grounds w hile p lan tin g for J
d ark sturtled eyes.
1914 has O regon w itnessed such a
"It's . . , it's . . ." she touched horse race on th e slate ticket as
ed to high office in state-wide groups. The i others. For a tim e he w as eniplov-
in assisting w ith th e landscap- j
th e neck.
| th at stuged by U S. B u rt of Cor-
latest to merit congratulations is Mrs. l ’ ed
ing of the H illsboro park. O ne !
"It is for y o u r husband, my d a r- , valli.s und Ja c k Allen of 1‘endle-
Zola Morgan, the newly elected president . .........
— _„_____
novelty on
his grounds, _____
is a h „__
y brid
Ung." G ran d m o th er s a id gently, ton in th e ir nice for th e deino-
and D eborah's blood w as cold again c ratie nom ination for sta te tr e a s
of the Oregon Business and Professional el,n com posed of th e tru n k of a
in h er veins.
u re r C om plete rep o rts from all
Women's clubs. Mrs. Morgan is a wide- j S I S
t S t o
I t s a l w a y s a q u e s t i o n i n P e t 'S m i n d j o v ’ t w h a t i g j c n g -
counties now give the nom ination
aw ake and energetic civic w orker and her tru n k to the point of graft from
T O FALLON HIM WHEN HE OPENS THAT HALL CLOSET THE
C H A P T E R II
to Burt by th e narro w m urgm of
PBXT T IM E .
seven votes A llen w ill not contest.
past efforts indicate a successful adminis- which placp the b ran ch es th ru st
trnilnn
h,,,.
iou
i, .
out ln »11 d irectio n s like a living
T ubby had finally finished dress-
tration i t h t l new Ottlie. She has a ca- M edusa's head to form a n arb o r
— ing. and now. u tte r a h u rrie d trip
A riot at the state prison this
ere w ill be no serv- r /
pable co-worker in the state organization, th ro u g h w hich su n lig h t cannot being absent th here
I across th e city in B ryn's roudster,
: week in protest ugainit fullure of
p
en
etrate.
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as
been
offered
ice
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held
in
the
evening
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,
they
stood
w
aitin
g
ill
thu
big
p
a
r
another
local „1 woman, Miss Elaine Cald-
i considerable
-
,
'th e circu it court to release F ail II.
, „ „ ll
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m oney fo r th e tre e service Wednesday- i vening at 3
lor of one of th e old and eininvnt-
Judge.
Well, who is also sure to give a good ac- but refu ses to p a rt w ith it.
o’clock. Friends, .strangers. one and J r lO U I lta ill
1 ly resp ectab le hotels T ubby, hands 1 Fetil. fu n n e r Jnck-son
,
, , county
,
in pockets, sta re d u n se t.n g iy at 1 w jthuut a parole, failed w hen the
all a re invited to all Msemblies
counting of herself as corresponding sec
the candle sconces on the w all fp - arge body of prisoners refuse,t Io
i By F ran ces Shelley Wees)
M. P utm an, pastor.
retary.
The change in tim es is well
ted now w ith w eary electric biiihs J0111
ITngleudeis In th e ir House
T H K HTOKY
stated by A. It. Leis, w ho lives
w hich Uatvv out barely e n o .u h litfht i
S ev eral w indow s w e r e
C H A P T E R 1. B r y n (J a m e s B r y n ilile o u
C h ristian C hurch
n ear B eaverton. He is th e son
L ord’s Day unified stu d y -w o rsh ip t i l l , t, t a ll b ro n z e d y o u n g m a n o f w e a lth , to disclose th e dunglm g v v l.tl ; broken by m issies th ro w n from th e
of a pioneer o reh ard ist of the
u m , T td .h y
F o rb e s , a re d i , .
o rn am en ts on the sconces them - ¡cells. T he d em o n strato rs a re now
service.
a. in
C h u L rch u cu n a d a in h g i , B .-h
B eaverton
com m unity
and
.
, „ 9:45-11:45
r y n 'a r o m it iu
marriage. T u h h y selves.
confined in co rrectio n cells.
Relief and WPA workers, who accept
school, J.45-10: 4« k M orning w orship, ,
it & »»» h «* ih ** t»»
Brji»*» weuith
has sp en t m ost of h is life
Tile g ra n d fa th e r clock in the cor-
• • •
seasonal employment, should have every
10 45-11:45 a. ni. M usic by choir fro”’ l»'”v Should the uirl, hrhoiuh.
th ereab o u ts. W ithin th e last
.
O regon m ust s ta rt to plun now
Serm on, ‘‘Som e Reasons for C hil- j
Rryn had met at the ..rri.e <»f hi« nt r tick ed slow ly.
preference over those who fail to accept
y ear, he $ays, his w o rk —he’s a
| a t to r n e y ,
i » n I
H > > lw n rth y , m a r r y S tu a r t
•Y en tv c ru z y .’ B ryn n in .n iu r e d j fur m least tw o m ore sta te build-
d ren 's D ay.” C h ristian E ndeavor. 1 G ra h a m b e fo re h e r t w e n t y - f i r s t h ir t h d ity
p a in te r and p ap e rh a n g e r—has
private employment and stay with the
and t,x>k out his w atch
mgs G o v ern o r M artin points out
7 p. m. In term e d iate an d Young
w ill
in h e r it
vun L f o r t u n e
fro m
increased until he ra n he busy
"M e ' T ubby asked In am aze- (jm .
u ,e new buildings, the gov-
government agencies. Every possible en-
People. C h ild re n ’s day
playlet. hf r K r n n . lf a t h n r S t u a r t h a d , , . a t l y .11,-
every m inute. Wages, too. have
ie a - . , i l> e b ..ra h , w h ,, r r f i i .e , i., marry m ent and sat dow n i n .i com fortable e rn o r ex p lained, m ust be an office
"
couragement should be given w orkers to
increased, he said, and he is i "Every H our." 8 p. m. Miss L enore
building to c o s t
■<
P u tn am is d irectin g th e program
rap id ly appro ach in g som e sem
take private employment, even if its only
.......... I'!"- Clock. I f »low My .
An in te re stin g dram a of m issionary S t u a r t. f.,r s.'.u.iiiui, t h . y i,,,t ' t., li ,h- r^_
blance of th e m ore prosperops
says ten m inutes to nine."
lib rary building to cost a p p ro x i
seasonal.
en deavor in sev eral episodes and 1
Twanty-tlir»« year
days
before
th e depression
„7 I "Oh. So you w ere ta lk in g to th e m ately $500.000 T h e firm of T ro w
v u ’tH . A n n e L n r n e tl had el<>i»e<J w i t h an
; presented by m em bers of the a t iv e n t t ir e r on th e «lay «et f u r h«-r we«i- clock?"
area.
bridge Af L ivingston, New Y ork
church school. All those ta k in g part ilin tr to t 'o iir t u e y G ra h a m . T w o «lay« a f t -
"M erely a slip."
architects, selected to design the
W
PA
has
b
ro
u
g
h
t
boom
tim
es
to
in
‘hls
p
lay
let
a
re
asked
to
be
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b
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m
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ttered
The attorney-general has ruled th at
a t portion of th e county in the present a t th e ch u rch T hu rsd ay
' X.,.ii»7eni-" ‘.',r,,.i. Th* .h i'i "T alk in g to clocks!" T uhbv w ent new capitol, su b m itte d a suggested
capitol plot w hich involves a c q u isi
the state board of control may give a five th
vicin ity of S y lv an an d the S y lv a n - ' ,to n ‘8ht) at 7 o’clock for t h e f i n
w it h th e m t o ( I n v ' i p w h e re , w ith o u t c h ild
f ill * US t o
S iiy
tbnt if iL ytt, ilt
per cent differential in favor of Oregon B arnes road secto r of th e Wolf
rehearsal. T uesday ev en in g at 8 c t'rn p u u io n x , D e b o ra h re w up . To afe* | th e age of six. had not fallen upon tion of four ad d itio n al blocks of
ground n o rth of C ourt street, be-
r o ll
bidders in the furnishing of supplies to the C reek highw ay S u rv ey o rs a re busy o'clock the "C otton Blossom Suig- v h u e a r r d g r a m h e lf r n t h fr e u r m had *o m a r e ra n f o g r e t d u n f e o r h h u e n r te to r, r , i „ . , v , i o l e n .. t l y OI1V d i l V ¡ U ». t h , ? e y w nnki
tw *‘en C apitol and W inter stn-et .
p la ttin —
g
sub-divisions
and
real ers
'fiv e girls) w ill present a . marry Stuart, «on o f C o u rtn e y G ra h a m ,
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to
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th
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T he suggested plot locates a b u ild
state. This is a policy th a t should be fol- estate agents a re busy selling sm all p rogram or m usic in the church Wh,.„ o f age. b e h u v in ir th e a llia n c e
have b itten th e end of his ing in each of th e four blocks, all
lowed by governmental groups w herever tra c ts m P o rtian d e rs, e ith e r de- au ditorium . w ith a • free w i l l W ould l»e a h a p p y o n e U hen D e b o ra h I tongUV and SO begun 3 lisp w hich as d evelopm ents of th e fu tu re It
w aa f if te e n , h e r ic r a n d fa tb e r d ie d . S e e u ri- | WOJIQ e n d u re to hlS d y in g day.
necessary for in that way local payrolls
tie « hut| been *e t a « ld e t o ke e p th e fa n
is exp ected th at th e next legisla
“T h h p ith lig h t.” B ryn , , rep
. eated
and industries can be built up
Money T h e M ^ ì o e u
b r i n g i n g T o m «ramVSA le à r ? y ' U k 'im A o M i w ho ily . h u t a m a r k e t r r a « h le ft » c a re e ly L .
e n o u u h f o r th e m to liv e on. T h ia wax
ib W D tly
tt) h im s e lf. “T alkU lgU to I tu r e w ill be ask ed to give c o n
’ sid eratio n to the proposals, in d u d -
sent outside will be a long time in coming $ hoo to $1.200 an acre and su r- w orship w ith us.—R. L. P utnam . u n k n o w n to D e borah*« g r a n d m o th e r , an ' cljC.‘k th .”
in v a lid . G a ry , n
o r v a n t. m a n u K in tf th e i
• Go to heli.’* T u bby Juid b i t - , U1^ lhe need for ad d itio n al sta te
back.
p risin g iy —a re
selling. W ithin a pastor.
«Vi»'wfre‘ h', ,h" n ï u,I's ui. "L*r; ' ’“ Ilv He folded his hand, before | buildings
j y e a r th e re w ill be m ore hom es on
—" —
r ia a .
« r « u t ly ( r i e h i r n , iia b o r u h . I t *’ “ 4 i . , . .
: O regon m o to rists paid th re e tim es
been p la n n e d t h a t D e b o ra h m eet S tu a r t
u im .
|
•
•
the w est slope of th e h ills and
F o u rsq u are C h u rrh
in
I r i ... w h e re th e y w e re t.» I.«- m a r- I F f U r c W i l l 3 l o n g S ile n C C .
aM lU U c h 111
g i l . s o l l l i c taxes d u rin g
P
o
rtlan
d
w
ill
be
p
u
sh
in
g
into
the
"C
an
a
M
an
Resist
the
A
lm
ighty?"
Paul Mallon in “ Behind the News” | valley m ore and m ore T he a tti- is th e topic for th e E vangelistic rlad.
: "D ryn.” T ubby said u b ru p .ly an d : 1855 as they did in license fees, it
T ’ '!>c ^P u b lican will have . plank in tu d e of th e p u rch asers is reflected service to be held at 7:45 S unday
1 stopped.
! wu-s rev ealed In th e annuul re p o rt
(Cuntinuml f r o m l a , t w a i t )
"T ubby," B ry n an sw ered polite- " ( (he h ighw ay com m ission G.1..0-
£
in th e sta te m e n t of th e occupant of evening. T his is a g reat question
F or a few days. G ury an d G ran d - ' >y
1 lul*' “ n<l d la l ll a te tax es paid tlu r-
of th e new hom es w ho w orks J and th e p asto r w ill seek to give it a
Kussian recognition and th a t it has been one
' Bryn. what are you doing it ing the y ear to taled »7.817.19» w hile
in P o rtlan d . H e d eclares th a t he com prehensive and s c rip tu ra l an- niotiier and D eborah w ere th ro w n for?
only $2 419,.L9 w as paid in autu-
written. Such a plan would receive a lot m n rp.nrh Hi« nlaro nf nmnlnvmcin* <,,,,»** A
,v,i,«innl
nr.«;
Hillsboro high school’s tw enty-fifth
annual commencement program Friday
night was an interesting and enjoyable
Benefits of Program Cited
event. It was particularly fitting th at four
~
. . .. „ ,
Of the five in the class of 1J11 were pres- as sponsored by th e state d e p a rtm e n t of p u b lic in -
ent to participate in the evening’s cere- stru ctio n , has co nducted o rganized classes an d given
monies in which alumni plaved such a efficien t in stru ctio n in m o re th a n tw e n ty -fiv e to w n s
___; ____ ,
__and co m m u n ities in W ashington co u n ty since it's
prominent part. Being one of the recip- o rg an izatio n in Ja n u a ry . 1936. A few of th e to w n s
ients Of the diplomas th at were presented serv ed b y th is p ro g ram are: S herw ood, T u alatin ,
to form er students Of other days the w riter B eaverton. Aloha. H azeldale, R eedville, O renco. H e l
is
s n r p t tn
h a at t s sucn
u c h an
a n aw
a w a ard
r d was
w a s greatly
t r r e a t i v ap-
an-
v e tia ’ H Grove
illsboro,
F o rest
G rove,
G aston.
L au relw Cor.
ood,
is sure
Cherry
Gales
Creek
Timber
Glenwood,
preciated. I he honor bestowed upon B. nelius. P rogress, W hitford, R aleigh an d M iddleton.
W. Barnes, veteran Hillsboro educator,
T he pro g ram has been given m u ch h elp by th e
by the graduating class of 1911, w a s A m e r|can Legion, th e A m erican L egion A u x iliary ,
thoroughly morited and the A rgu, wlshe,
S S ' X X °„,B
for him continued success in the guidance p u b lic lib ra ry o fficials an d th e churches,
of the local high school. This class also
M ore th a n 600 a d u lts have a tte n d e d th ese v ario u s
honored Mrs. Barnes by presenting a love- clas?es'
“ re8?lar]y en ro lled or p a rt-tim e pupils,
w h ile slig h tly P ln o re th a n 1000 class sessions have
ly basket of flowers.
been held d u rin g th e life of th e p ro je c t an d m an y
Our Yesterdays
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O . O R E G O N
of th e class m em b ers h av e confessed to th e w rite r
th a t th e horizon of life has been b ro ad en ed , a new
sla n t on life w ith a m o re ro sy h u e has ta k e n pos
session because of th ese classes an d th e v e ry fine
in sp ira tio n for b e tte r liv in g g iven b y th is sp len d id
corps of teachers. T he v o lu n ta ry ex p ressio n s com ing
fro m m em b ers of th e classes are: "H ow h av e w e
g o tten alo n g so fa r in life w ith o u t th is fin e h elp."
"It is th e g reatest and m ost w o rth w h ile w o rk y et
u n d e rta k e n by th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of ed u c a tio n .”
"W e m u st h av e th ese classes co n tin u ed if h u m an ly
possible,” an d k in d re d expressions.
T he p ro g ram has been c a rrie d on by ten te a c h
ers, w ho have been a b le to re a c h all classes an d
w alk s of life ran g in g in age from 16 y e a rs to 65
years, and w ith an ed u catio n al sp an re ach in g from
th e eig h th g rad e of fo rm er y e a rs to th a t of th e
u n iv e rsity g ra d u a te and, b est of all, th e co u rse has
been filled w ith w o rth w h ile d isco v eries a n d m en tal
th rills fo r those engaged. T h rills? Yes! W hen a lad y
of 65 y e a rs an d w ith fu rro w e d b ro w w ill w alk fo u r
m iles in sto rm y w e a th e r as w ell as in hot w e a th e r
for a lesson in m usic and th en p ra c tic e fa ith fu lly
th e assig n ed h o u rs to boot, an d th en , to to p it all
get fav o rab le m en tio n from h er th o ro u g h - going
te a c h e r—one w ho th in k s is in clin ed to get a joyous
............
.. m su ch
..........
th
rill fro
fin e d e te rm in a tio n .—O. V. W HITE,
County Supervisor A dult Education,
What Other Editors Say
Increased Taxes? Of Course
It is h a rd to u n d e rsta n d th e congressional a tt i
tu d e of b ic k e rin g o v er e v ery fra c tio n of a cen t or
p er c en t in any of th e ad m in istra tio n 's ta x p rogram .
T h e fact is clear, th at, ow ing to th e econom ic d ep res-
ai° n - th is g o v ern m en t w as co n fro n ted w ith
th e
necessity of ab n o rm al e x p e n d itu re for re lie f p u r-
poses. L eav in g ou t of co n sid eratio n a n y discussion
of th e p ro p rie ty of th e e x p e n d itu re s o r th e ir am ount,
th e fact is th e m oney has been sp en t an d th e g o v e rn
c r e d it h a ^ ^ p i ^ d
t ^ sum
lions of dollars. It is eq u ally e v id e n t th a t u n less th is
credit is maintained that the entire financial struc-
ture of the nation w ill collapse, for the banks of
the country are the depositaries of the government
pledges. It is also equally evident that normal tax-
ation w ill not raise revenues to liquidate an abnor-
mally large debt, and that taxes must be increased,
Surely the solons and those who are most influenc-
*n8 their stand against increased taxation must see
that increased taxes, however painful, arc better
than chaos and entire loss of their wealth.—Astoria
Astorian-Budget.
posaiuie consequences. w llh s U u . (.,n p loyi% vvvn ,o rldin({
the h i i i / n e x t to P o rtla n d th a n one divine h ealing serv ice w ill be con-
10 ex p lain m at. and you re not g ettin g an y th in g
the clovntors.
's e e s
on th e surface.
T hose w ho ducted by th e pastor. Com e and let fo rtu n ate ly enough, his ship would
■' " "
. a .
have
tested, d ecla re th a t the rock God bless y o u r soul in th ese serv- be w *th th e rest of th e Pacific
‘‘Consequence*?’*
1
near
th e su rface assays $27 p er ' ices.—G uy P. D uffield. Jr., pastor. fleet. an ch o red in G olden G ate
T u bby still sat in th e big c h a ir
Oregon.*» new capitol is to be of
ton and gets b e tte r th e deeper the
_;;__
h a rb o r in S an F rancisco bay; and and considered, his b lue eves on '” '«>•'( '> G ru e d a n design. E x p erts
shaft is sunk. Possibly somebody is
a n t S a ain
i a ts
i . C h u rch , (E
r n piscopal)
i.* nn. n
tbat D
j t eb„
would
be quite simple after B ryn's gray ones. "P ila r, for one . pri’tlict th at tht- s tru c tu re w hen
All
r ah could
com e dow n and
m issing an o p p o rtu n ity here, by
-Y
S
unday.
C
h
u
ic
h
school.
m
eet
jn
g a n F rancisco, and You'd m ake a v ery nice couple, ''ornpleted will be a th in g of beuii-
fa ilu re
to
prom ote
a tu n n el ■
T h at is . . . "
! 'y th a t w ill a ttra c t th e atte n tio n
u
-u
u
.
r,
j
.
9:4a:
holy
com
m
union
and
serm
on
,h
„v
c o u ld
m - ir r ie d
h ,.r..
th ro u g h th e h. Is to P o rtlan d and. a t H A ' co rd ial w elcom e , 0 a ll. .. th * ' ° Uld b n,’’‘r r “ ,J t ‘h
trt' .
" P ila r w ould m ak e a nice couple " f the nation, but resid en ts of
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u e
-
. idea
j
Q uite sim p le for S tu a rt, perhaps, w ith anybody. A nd w e've settled 'h e state accustom ed to the old
a t . th v e - sam
e * tim
e, te st . th
R eginald Hicks, vicar.
th a t w ealth lies enm eshed in the
but a m ost u p settin g idea for Debt»- about her, so d o n 't go back over state house w ill miss the m ajestic
rah and G ra n d m o th e r and G ary th a t again. T ubby. O nly th e r e ’s a i dom e and t h e stately culum ns
d e ep er ro ck s . S om ebody m ight
Pilgrim House
D
eborah w
w ent,
ent, she
xh
even find a w ay to finance th e t tu u n n - - ' j ..n„ 5 .i n , fl. Fm b(.r d , Vi ¡n O
'^ bviously,
v i o u i y . if
il
UeOoran
suggestion I'd like to m ake. If I t «(hich they a rc w ont to associate
nel by w ay of th e gold tak en from !
w eek
s e t a s id e f o r s o e
niuYi go .alone; aincc G ran d m o th er ; w eri. you I w o u ld n 't rush over to w ith g o v ern m en tal a u th o rity . T h e
the ore.
! t i l l n ra v e rs f ^ t h e c h u r c h S d ' -
po“ i‘:l y , go' a" d CA’ ry P »*'"» to n ig h t rig h t a fte r th e cere- new building of th re e sto ries anti
-------------------
i ...V 'a *u i
i
- -r.
i
possibly leave her. A nd m ony, because if you w ere to get basem ent w ill be a p p ro x im ately
(
J
f
- ity S u J n d ay , w ith U ch ap el se rv ice of J j w orld; sh - e had n J ev er tra v eled *P any-
l1"' th e re " w " ould
v,,ijr certa
k ," in
'''s ly in be a catas-
i" " 1’ ’ 400 feet long an d th e m ain s tru c
tu ra w ill be ap p ro x im ately tit feet
j public w orship a t 9:30 a. m. B e -l w h ere alone. T he w orld w as a huge, trophe."
First Church of Christ (Scientist) winning this S unday, an d co n tin u -I noisy, w h irlin g place, and sh e had
He stopped in front of th e grand- high or ten feet sh o rt of th e old
S erv ices a re held ev ery Sunday ,nj? u n tn th e S u n d ay a fte r L abor lived alw ay s in th e q u ie t and fath er clock and gazed earn estly sta le house w hile the top of th e
a t 11 a. m ., W ednesday evening day t be p asto r w ill use the 23rd peace of th e m o untains S till, it ¡n t o j(S ding y face until T ubbv scu lp tu red fig u re su rm o u n tin g th e
services a t 8 o clock; S u n d ay school PsaInl as , h„ basis t ,, r ,,.rm on w as only a m a tte r of a trip to S an had stopped m aking his .spluttering cy lin d rical to w er w ill lack at least
a » o n 3 m ' P u p lls U.P to the age iopjCSi an d a n S u n d ay m o rning F rancisco; because, once th ere, she noises T h ere w as an o th er long s * 20 feet Of a tta in in g th e h eig h th of
th e dom e on the old build in g O f
3
_af?.* w orship w ill be advanced to th e 1 d i r e c t l y
to t h e hotel Jence. S even m in u tes to nine
fic e
p a t e in tlie new build in g w illA
re a d in g ro o m o_pen on W ednesdays 9:30 hour. S erm on tooie. "T he L it- G rad n m o th er k new about, t h e
"W hat about this sailor, this G ra be confined alm ost en tire ly to th e
and S a tu rd a y s from 2 u n til 4 p. m.
C reed " Ju n e 10 Vici of St h o tel at w hich th ey had stay ed ham fellow ?" T u bby
dem anded, first floor except for th e e x e cu tiv e
S u n d a / s topic “G od t h e
O nly
il::' ^ a n ; ago; a n . . d from
. . . th e h otel
,
... she , a b ru p tly . "Do you th in k he's go- d ep artm en t, w hich w ill occupy th e
C ause an d C reato r.
of C orpus C h risti, th an k sg iv - c,'
uld «o
r H o lw o rth y ’s s office. ......................................................
could
go ‘°
to ” Mr.
in(i to let an y m an crack .............
him in
or th e Holy E ucharist. F orty >Yht’r<; S tu a rt w ould m eet -
her. (he jaw an d th en m arry his girl en tire south w ing of th e second
M. E. C h u rch (B ethany)
' devotion begins w ith L auds
2 2^° G rab ar" ’ a n d .“ g en ? w ith o u t doing an y th in g about it? floor. W ork space is provided for
On G erm an to w n road. S unday 11 . .. Prim
. e 6 am
som e of th e d e p a rtm e n ts in the
T he E u ch arist
and ?? soon ?» ?he m et W hat ab o u t him ?"
rime,
| hlm h cr tro u b jes woujd be over,
pro ha eontlnii “
school ev ery S unday, 10 a. m.; G er- i
” rlm
e o a. m. i n r.ut narist.
„
basem ent.
m an service, 11 a. m., first and ‘ , a ' m ' M atins. 9:.i() n. m. S ext
th ird S undays; E nglish service, 11 :ind A nK(,' us. 12 noon. N one, 3 p.
A nother old age pension m eas
a. m„ second an d fo u rth Sundays. I m - Angelus. 6 p. m V espers, w ith
u re is in the m aking. T h e p ro
...E. Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
tf public
ition of th e holy
.
.
posed in itia tiv e m easu re is sp o n
- -
com m union at 7 30 p m . follow ed
O S t O t l S t l C S - l . a d C 11 H O p k lH S
sored by th e O ld Age P ension D e
Banks M. E. C hurch
by C om pline M editation: " T h e |
.................... .....
r
fense league, th e N o n -P artisan P ro
(By S pecial C o rrespondent)
S un d ay school e v ery S u n d ay at ■ Body of O u r L ord." F ull m usical
gressive union and t h e O regon
W A S H IN G T O N —Hostile mem-
The Cleveland rat extermina
9:45 a. m., Mrs. F red W olford, su- serv ice in G. M inor. T he sam e
W orkers’ alliance. It p rovides for
p e rin ten d en t.
P re ach in g services schedule w ill be follow ed for J u n e
tion project would save that city
” bers of the House appropria
pensions of $35 a m onth for sin g le
by E llsw o rth T ilton, p asto r, every 12, w ith in the O ctave, ex cep t th a t
_______
__________________
tions
committee
came out _______
second $200,000 annually nt a total cost
persons of 05 y ears or over and
S u n d ay ev ening at 8 o’clock. L a- th e re w ill be no com m union serv- j ¿ c s t In th e ir w ord b a ttle s w ith
to the federal government of
pensions of $25 a m onth for eueh
dies’ A id m eets firs t
an d th ird i ice a t vespers. P a sto r H enry S
$8869. (The Cleveland Food nnd
of tw o or m ore persons in one
Harry Hopkins when the Works
W ednesdays a t 2 p. m.
tf , H aller m ay be consulted any dav i
fam ily. F unds for the pension am
Drug
Administration, project
—"—
i ex cep t M onday, from 10 a. m. u n til ! Progress Administration head sponsor,
to lie raised by new tax es on in
estimates, according to
T u a la tin P lain s P re sb y te ria n C hurch | noon, or by ap p o in tm en t a t th e | appeared before the group as It
dustries, insurance prem ium s, pow
Hopkins, that 100.000 rats killed
considered the administration re
(F o u r m iles n o rth of H illsboro)
house office, 232 N. T h ird aven u e
er, m ortgage foreclosures, tr a n s
by 350.000 poisoned baits each
S unday services: P reaching, 11 a. I
quest for $1.500.000.900 more for
portation, telep h o n e rev e n u e s and
did $2 yearly damage.)
m.; S u n d ay school, 10:15 a. m., C. t t ,
1 ci 1
WPA. Reason for this was that
incomes. If th e sponsors of tiio
E.t 7:30 p. m. W om an’s M issionary X lO lT lG
Vv O l K S C ilC m eS
Hopkins
came armed
w ilh
The project for a complete. Il
m easures secure th e re q u ire d n u m
society last Wednesday of month.
G EN ERA LLY FR A D U I.EN T
enough facts, figures, tables, and lustrated catalog of the fora-
ber of nam es to th e ir p e titio n s it
(By Portland Better Business Bureau, toe.)
charts to abash his critics thor
w ill be on the ballot n ex t N ovem
m inlfera fossils w ill produce
H ere a re som e of th e catchy
The Congregational Churrh
ber for action by th e voters.
/
great benefits for science, agri
S unday: C h ild ren 's day program p h rases used in classified a d v e r oughly.
The man the Republicans call
culture, and Industry: nnd w ill
presen ted by th e ch u rch school tisem en ts an d in th e c irc u la rs of
"C hief Spender" had a large re
U nofficial advices received at
and ch u rch choir. 10:30 a. m„ p rin t concerns th a t prom ise big profits
enable mining and petroleum In
th e capitol in d icate th a t sponsors
ed program used; please note tim e fo r w o rk to be done at h o m e .
search and statistical staff to pre
terests to save millions of dollars.
of the p eo p le's u tility d istric ts in
of service. M usic n u m b er by N ancy | P ractically all of them a re q u es
pare answers for him. Anyone
(This subsidized fossil hunt In
M arion and L inn cou n ties w ill a t
E aster, assisted by Mrs. D ungan: tio n ab le o r frau d u len t:
who
wanted
to
cheek
these
an
volved
classification
and
cross-
—"E arn $10 dozen s e w i n g
tem pt to p resen t th e q uestion of
dram atization:
"A m ericans A ll,”
swers
would
have
needed
sim
i
indexing
of
some
12,000
species
dresses a t home."
organization to th e voters a t th e
presented by L o rra in e C h a se ,.D a
la
r
forces.
Anti-New
Dealers
in
New
York
C
ity.)
—"$35 a w eek for ad d ressin g
vid W iley, J o h n W iley, C larab elle
g en eral election in N ovem ber.
and
opponents
of
Hopkins
lacked
card s a t hom e."
• • •
a
a
a
W iley, B a rb a ra Moore, K ath erin e
—"W e pay $24 a dozen for
such help.
Moore, N ancy E aster, K ath erin e
In
an
effort
to
stim
u late in creas
IM
PROVEM
ENT
of
the
road
em b ro id erin g b u ffet sets in
The best they could do was to
Wiley, D ale Busch, E laine C ruzen,
ed consum ption of O regon pru n es
between Skull Valley, A rit.
y o u r hom e."
cite boondoggling experiments
R obert B ailey, D o n a ld B a il e y ,
G overnor M artin has proclaim ed
—“E arn $5 a h u n d red a d d re ss
(population 80), nnd Yava, Arlz.
that now ore rather old stuff.
Jo y ce K ellington and J a c k G ood
th e w eek of J u n e 7 us "O regon
ing envelopes in y o u r sp are
(population 75), would bring
m an.
Contending
that
only
100
to
P ru n e W eek." A purse of $100 is
tim e."
better
transportation
facilities
to
150 of WPA’s 170,000 protects
to be d istrib u te d in prizes to w in
—“It is easy to earn $100 a
T rin ity L u th e ra n C hurch
large
cattle,
goat,
nnd
mining
have ever been labeled "boon
ners of a p ru n e recipe contest. T he
m onth in y o u r sp a re tim e
P u b lic w orship at 10:30 a. m.;
doggling," Hopkins went on to districts, three school districts,
contest is open to an y re sid e n t of
d eco ratin g g reetin g card s.”
S unday school and B ible class nt
and numerous f a r m s— well
O regon Recipes to be e n te re d in
defend the few so tagged. C riti
ad v ertise m en ts u su ally have
9:45. S erm on topic, “The C onver a Such
worth the $81,011 spent by the
th e contest should be ad d ressed
catch in them . T h e ir p u rp o se is
sion of S aul.”—A cts 9, 1-6. You are to sell a n o u tfit and a cash re m it-, cisms were unjustified, he told
government.
to th e contest d e p a rtm e n t nf the
the subcommittee.
cordially w elcom ed to w orship w ith tan ce is req u ired before you get
a
•
•
N orthw est D ried F ru it association,
The $23,030 reported being ex
us.
the d e ta ils of th e plan. If w ork is I ANSWERING complaints on
50(1 T ile and T ru st building, P o rt
pended for an arboretum at Hy
ac tu a lly fin ish ed it seldom m cas- I
land, and m ust be m ulled before
Beaverton Chnrch of Christ
annis,
Mass.,
Is
to
provide
a
new
specific
projects,
Hopkins
de
u res up to the req u ire m e n ts of th e j
m idnight, J u n e 13.
N ext S unday is C h ild ren 's Day a d v e rtise -
nthletle
field
for
a
state
teach
clared that:
a
a
a
and we urge a full atten d an ce of
The $500,000 which was re- ers' college, eliminate a swamp,
Do not spend y o u r m oney for in- i
C ollections by th e new u n e m
all th e B ible school stu d en ts as stru c tio n s or for an su itfit u n til
p o rte d to h av e been a llo tted to
landscape a park, build a tennis
ploym ent com pensation com m ission
w e hope to m ake th is a big day. you a re s u r e th e a d v e rtise r has a
beautify bridle paths In the bor
court, and plant trees and
covering c o n trib u tio n s for th e first I
B ible school w ill convene at 9:15 le g itim ate proposition. T he P o rt
shrubs.
ough
of
Queens,
New
York,
was
four m onths of 1930 exceed $ 3 2 5 ,-■
a. m. as u su al and w ill be follow lan d B etter B usiness B ureau will
only $20,000, and went to pro
000.
Hopkins could have gone on
ed by com m union service a t 11 a. h e lp you to find out. G et th e facts
vide Just one detail in a long-
nnd on. llu t there wasn’t much
m. Im m ediately a fte r th e com m un from us—w ith o u t charg e or o b li
I f you change your address kind
needed program of general park use. He already had the opposi
ion serv ice w ill be held a special gation.
ly notify the Argus direct nnd nt
Improvement
tion pretty well outflgured.
ch ild ren 's day program . T he pastor
B efore y o u in v est—investigate.
"Boondoggling' Gets Debunking
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