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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
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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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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
• • •
once.
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