Pnsre Tw o
H IL L S B O R O
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Zoning, a Good Step
ARG ÜS, R I L L S R O R O , OREGON
CHU RCHES
A zoning system fo r H illsboro has fi
nally been a d o p te d by the council a fte r
co n sid erab le stu d y on the p art of th e
p lan n in g com m ission and city officials. It
is a ste p in th e rig h t direction for th e fu
tu re d evelopm ent of th e city, because now
people can build hom es in c ertain sections
of H illsboro w ith assu ran ce th a t some old
shed or so m eth in g of a sim ilar n a tu re will
not he built rig h t along side of a fine
hom e.
It is a pity th a t zoning cannot he con
sid ered e a rlie r in th e life of a city, as the
need here has been a p p a re n t fo r several
years. T h ere m ay be some fau lts w ith the
p resent outline of districts, hut th e re have
been w ays p rovided to m ake ch an g es if
necessary.
Honeymoon
Mon ntain
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The (»rent American
H um e
State Polities
in Doldrums
F irst C hurch of C hrist. S cientist
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Services a re held every Sunday
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picnic and pi p rally to k e e p u p
p«»» t o f f ic e u t H il ls b o r o . O r e g o n
of 20 y ears a re w elcom ed
Free
D eborah w alked slowly back to
; th e moi alt* o f t i l l ’ p a i tis.U H , p o litic .^
read in g room open on W ednesdays tito house. T he shadow s w ere be-
i .in In* v \p tM ’ tc d t o ta k e a k v i m
W. VERNE McKINNEY
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M H S E C M . K IN N E Y
I fo r th e i c n iu in d iT o f th t* s u m m e r
Editor
A s s o c ia t e E d i t o r
S unday's topic, "Love."
; already drooping down tow ard the
T h e publie is tu rio m o o d to lis
w estern hills In the garden the
te n to
th e
a ig u m c h ts o f office
men had tu rn e d on th e spray of the
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.seekers d u i i i i t f th e doR d a v i of Ju ly
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On G erm antow n road. Sunday new w atering system th at had been
school every Sunday, 10 a m.; G e r installed, and th e w ater spread up
N a m w l o n A ll- A m e r i c a n W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r E le v e n . 1930
will conserve his eneiRie.s u n t il
m an service. 11 a in., first and in a w ide jew elled fan against the
th e v o te r is rtiore re c e p tiv e to his
H o n o r a b le M e n tio n N a t io n a l E d i t o r i a l A s o c ia t ic n N e w s p a p e r
o f f r i rin gs a fte r th e end o f th e v .i-
th ird S undays; English service. 11 orchard green
P r o d u c t io n C o n t e s t , 1 9 3 4 -3 5 . a n d G e n e r a l E x c e lle n c e , 1 933
c a tio n i .i.H ii a lo n g a b o ut S e p te m
a. m.. second and fo u rth S undays
From the road beside the wall
S u b s c r ip t io n R a te s S t r i c t l y C a s h in A d v a n c e
— F Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
tf cam e th e steady hum of an a p
ber 1
W’ i t h l n W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y
t ) u t » id e W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y
T hi« iloee n o t m ean th a t tlx *
proaching motor. The m otor slow-
1
ti M
V . S . per year
$2 o0
p o litic a l n o 'ilo Ine in i'ii a re g o in g
ed T he gate was open; th e car
S ix m o n t h s
.8 5
F o r e ig n c o u n t r ie s
. 3 .5 0
Ranks M. E. Church
in
re m a in id le fo r th e n e x t
lx
Sunday school every S unday at tu rn ed in and cam e cautiously up
week
Not by a e o iis iib l n lih i H e re
MEMBER
O r e g o n S ta t e
B:48 a m . M rs. E n d W o lfo rd , su the d riv e not w ith its usual sw ift
F i r s t A u d it e d P a p e r .
E d i t o r i a l A s s o c ia t io n a n d
in O regon th e tw o m a jo r p a rtie s
p erin ten d en t.
P reach in g services rush to th e house. w
L a r g e s t A B C W e e k ly
N a t io n a l E d i t o r i a l A s s o
h a ve Just re v a m p e d tlie u sla te o r
C ir c u l a t io n in W e s t.
by E llsw o rth Tilton, pastor, every
It w as Mr. Forbes
c ia t io n .
gan iza tion s, s tra te g y lio a rd s are be-
S unday ev en in g at 8 o'clock. L a
"H ere I am ." he said cheerfully
J m g .selected and th e re
w ill
be
dies' A id m eets first and third "D on't say you don't rem em ber m e"'
p le n ty o f b e h llid -th e scenes a c tio n
W ednesdays at 2 p. m.
tf
"O f course I rem em b er you,"
. in p re p a ra tio n fo r th e b ig push
D eborah said, sm iling
Uns (a ll w h e n b o th th e R ep u b lica n«
T u alatin P lains P re sb y te ria n C hurch
He
took
h
er
o
u
tstretch
ed
hand
and D e m ocra ts go o u t to c a rry tin«
T rad itio n , .journalism code of ethics
Music here S a tu rd a y afte rn o o n by the
(F o u r m iles n o rth of H illsboro) 1 He sm iled dow n at her. the w a rm
s ta te w h ile Hie T o w m e n d d e .s und
and th e d eterm in atio n to give th e people P o rtla n d Civic o rc h e stra w as of th e f i n -
S unday services: P reaching. 11 a. est and most com fortable kind of
Hie U n io n p a rty a d h e re n ts and the
of W ashington county as com plete a pic est, and cam e in fo r m uch p raise from m ; S unday school. 10.15 a. m., C. sm ile "W here's B ryn"" His eyes
n u m e ro u s in d e p e n d e n t u x p lru n tx do
E
.
7:30
p.
m.
W
om
an’s
M
issionary
searched
her
face,
and
she
flushed
I th e ir lieat tu c ro w u p b o tll o f th e
tu re as possible of the w eek ’s h ap p en in g s everyone w ho w as fo rtu n a te enough to be I society last W ednesday of m onth faintly as she answ ered
tug p a r tu s a nd g u tlie r th e p lu m s
m akes it absolutely im possible to show any p resen t fo r the concert. T he o rch e stra w as
"H e's gone to town. You m ust
u n to them selves.
have
passed
him
there."
p a rtia lity in th e p rin tin g of new s events so good th a t we w ould like to have them
Foursquare Church
A n d -.peaking o f Hie re o rg a n iz a
"Well, he'll come back," T ubby
V isiting sp eakers w ill occupy the
t io n n f the state c e n tra l c o m m it
or to d elete c e rta in item s.
back ag a in a n d th e A rgus w ould he glad
. pulpit both m orning and evening said w ith assurance, and tu rn ed to
tees th e re w iu a m eed o f s u rp ris e
A n e w sp a p e r m ost assu red ly cannot to do its p a rt in b rin g in g th em back. T he this S unday. Rev. and Mrs. M. F. j the m an w ho had com e w ith him
I in lintii session?. C laude McCulloch
sittin g in th e car " I t s the
o f K la m a th F a lls w e n t In to th e
publish th e story of th e m isdeeds of one com m unity is in d eb te d to C ounty School G ulick. pastors of the F oursquare still
church in C rescent City. Cal . w ill I place, all right." he sard, and the
D e m o c ra tic race fo r d a te c h a in n a ii
individual in th e com m unity a n d by r e a S u p e rin te n d e n t O. B. K raus fo r th e con conduct
I
man
began
to
clim
b
out
Tubby
th e services Mr and Mrs.
as a d a ik horse a lth o u g h lie p o lle d
cert
fo
r
it
w
as
th
ro
u
g
h
his
e
ffo
rts
th
a
t
tu
rn
ed
back
to
D
eborah
"I'v
e
son of position, frien d sh ip , or o therw ise
G ulick a re talen ted m usicians and
10 votes on Hu* firs t b a llo t a m i re-
th e new butler.
ceive'd Hu* b e n e fit o f Hie s u p p o rt o f
omit it in the case of a n o th e r. T he new s th e o rch e stra m ade th e local a p p e a ra n c e . ! singers as w ell as gospel preachers. brought
"O
h."
D
eborah
eyes
flickered
They w ill be singing and playing
F re d F isk and som e o f F lo y d l i l t -
p a p e r e d ito r does not like to p rin t such
both m orning and evening Mr. over the g rave and dignified m ien
yen's votes u l i i ' i i it d e v e lo p e d in
'
of
th
e
new
b
u
tle
r
S
he
nodded
to
things. He w ould m uch r a th e r th a t th e re
G ulick w ill preach in th e m orning
to a fig h t b e tw e en Ja ck C a n fie ld
at 11 o'clock, at w hich tim e Holy j him. "I'll call G ary," she decided,
o f T illa m o o k c o u n ty a g a in st Hu*
w ere no law violations in th e com m unity,
T he sp irit in w hich everyone is co C
om m union w ill be served. Mrs. tu rn ed , stepped inside th e kitchen
| fie ld
th a t his county and sta te w ere a p a ra d ise o p e ra tin g in every move to assist th e coun G ulick, w ho is the local pastor's and called out "G ary! Oh. G ar
O n th e re p u b lic a n sid e o f th e
w here the forces of law w ere unnecessary ty fa ir in d icates a successful event. P ra c sister, w ill preach the evening evan- ; eee!"
p ic tu re e ffo rts o f F lo y d C o o k and
a m om ent h e came, puffing,
in s fe llo w "h o rs e m e n " to s lo p A r
and all new s p leasin g to everyone, it tic a lly every local m erc h an t is doing his gelistic sermon at 7 45. A aay of red In faced,
his coat only half on
g reat blessing is prom ised all w ho
t h u r W P r iu u lx In his race fo r
would be so m uch nicer fo r th e editor. or h er bit. T he business m en and wom en come. S unday school w ill be at He w as fum bling for th e sleeve
ie -e le c tio n fu lle d w h e n th e C h ilo ,
He w ould not be fo rced to step on so m any of H illsboro will alw ays be found behind 9:45 a. m. and C ru sad er services "N ever m ind y o u r coat." D eborah
q u in n e w sp a p e rm a n w e n t in to th e
told
him
and
took
it
aw
av
from
6:30 p. m. W eek-night services
c o m m itte e m e e tin g w ith IV o f th e
toes a n d w ould p ro b ab ly have m o r e every w o rth w h ile move fo r th e develop at
| 36 votes in his p o cke t, signed, se a l
w ill be as usual on T uesday and him. "This is G ary. Mr Forbes
frien d s, a n d frie n d sh ip s to th is e d ito r a re m ent and p ro g re ss of th e com m unity. F riday at 8. Come an d jo in us in she told Tubby "M r Forbes is .
silently Inside, looking out from a should thus individual endeuvor to ed and d e liv e re d .
is B ryn's best friend." sh e inform ed beau tifu l heavy silver frnie. was m ake a sale, the facta be p ro m p t
am ong life's g re a te s t possessions.
D r H u lp h I S lia d d u rk area m a n
T hey are o u r frie n d s and neighbors and w orshipping the L ord to g eth er.— G
ary. "H e has bro u g h t us a but B ryn's face T he gay eyes tw inkled ly rep o rted to police authorities ager o f Ute T o w n s e n d o rg a n is a tio n ,
But w hy ta lk ab o u t th e im possible th e people w ho a re fo u n d in those th in g s G uy P. D uffield. Jr., pastor.
ler. You w ill ta k e care of him. up at her: the m outh w as firm and
ju s t re tu rn e d fro m th e ir n a tio n a l
G ary, an d Mr Forbes, too; I m ust quiet S he looked at it. She handed that im m ediate investigation may , c o n v e n tio n in C le v e la n d , has le t it
U topia fo r an ed ito r. H e is face to face th a t m ake fo r th e im provem ent of com m u
W hosoever W ill
be
made.
it
across
to
G
ran
d
m
o
th
er
"You'll
run
and
tell
G
randm
other.
lip k n o w n th a t th e re w ill be .1
w ith th e ev ery d ay h a p p e n in g s in th e o rdi nity life.
(A bove N orth P lains)
"W ho w as th at d e a r'"' G rand like this.” sti* said.
c o m p le te c o n g re ssio n a l and le g is
S unday school. 10 a. m.; p reach
n ary com m unity, w h ere life goes on in all
m
other
inquired
as
D
eborah
reach
G ran d m o th er took it and held it
la tiv e tic k e t In O regon N o m inees
I OK Il \ M VK ( I VS
ing. 11 a. m„ by E vangelist F red ed the foot of th e steps."
its com plexities— th e passing p a ra d e of
silently before her. A fter a m o
o f the tw o m a jo r p a rtie s w h o are
Wilson, the revival con tin u in g w ith
e ll
by
Wi [ten fu A l b e 11«
"It's
.
.
.
a
Mr.
Forbes.
G
ra
n
d
m
ent
D
eborah
saw
her
fum
bling
A n o th e r boy, this tim e in W a sh in g blessings from the L ord every
Mr.
o f th e
VV il»« n in < •iiu iiie itio r
fo u n d to be s y m p a th e tic to
th e
H illsboro an d W ash in g to n county. W here
m other I told you about him. He
her h an d k erch ief S he wiped Hun 1 « iu 'e « t o r« . I h e u ii t i u « l
T o w n s e n d p ro g ra m w ill be g iv e n
people live and die, love and are loved, ton county, is d e a d as th e resu lt of a gun night, but M onday at 8. special was at my w edding B ryn calls him for
t S h u le p a r k J u l y
19:
held
her
eyes,
su
rrep
titio
u
sly
S
he
loved
th e e n d orse m en t o f th a t o rg a n iz a
phasis being put on salvation.
w ork an d a re w orked, w alk th e stra ig h t- in th e h a n d s of a p lay m a te . It is alw ay s em
tion In d is tric ts w h e re n o T o w n
E veryone is enjoying the m inistry T ubby. B ecause he is so pink and him. She loved him as m uch as T h l l t t i n n r f i n i i 1« meet m tr
plum
p.
I
suppose.
A
nd
the
m
an
•
■
.i
tf
I n hn|>|>y r e u n li u i
that.
th
e
“
e
m
p
ty
”
gun
th
a
t
kills
an
d
leaves
send s y m p a th iz e r Is on th e b a llo t
a n d -n a rro w and all too often fa ll off.
in song of Mrs. H elen U lrick of
At
•ven t w e h u|H
w i l l be n n iiu n l,
w ith him is the new butler. G ary is
in d e p e n d e n t
c a n d id a te ! w i l l
be
"T here." T ubby said, lifting a A . ■u M « it.»m
tu m
l h » t ‘ « ». m e h e r e
. i ■ t » y .
W h ere th e e d ito r is ask ed to leave this or sorrow in its w ake. A nd it is not only th e P ortland. A special in v itatio n for tak in g care of them ."
1 ¡ilaced In th e fie ld
fiery red face. "There, right at the F»»r w><iii«<h<
everyone and a w elcom e fo r all.— i
*ed e u. h
• t ile r
G ran d m o th er sighed contentedly very bottom , of course. Now this \ J I
th a t out of th e p a p e r o r o rd ered to leave m em bers o f th e fam ily of th e d eceased F red Wilson, evangelist.
t h e ye n
R eports d r if t in g in to Salem Im li-
"I can scarcely believe it." she is from M adeline."
VV h e n w e
t fo r
fu n
» n il ’ frolic.
, cate th a t " U n io n " p a rty |u 'it lo n s
it out— “ or else,” asked to p rin t this and w ho su ffe r, b u t th e one w ho held th e gun
A n d t o y r«
o u r 1< i v e il i > » hi »leu r.
_
murmured.
a re
b e in g c irc u la te d in se ve ra l
It w as a must ex q u isite ruse-
th a t to help som ebody or some group. F o r receives a shock w hich ta k e s y e a rs to for-
All S aints C hurch Episcopal)
F ootsteps sounded in th e hall
co u n tie s w ith re s u lts th a t lire v e ry
u l o w i l l . . ft .
I>4 b r o k e
S ervices for the eighth S unday inside the open door, and T ubbv colored silk shaw l covered w ith T VV h e «• m
th e inform ation of the re a d e r th e " o r else” get. if ever.
m l» » n f a c e t h l i y e a r
g r a tify in g to th e promoter« o f th e
after T rin ity w ill be held as fol- ap p eared in the doorw ay. He he*- p ale-blue em broidered flow ers in H u t * r kn<> ’ th e r e , t h » » u n ia a h i
n e w o rg a n iz a tio n w h o e x p e c t to
g en erally m eans cancelled subscriptions or
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lows: Holy com m union and ser- itated. and D eborah w ent to his sm all perfect stitches, and a long N e» r u « o r r o w , w o r r y , o r t e a r ,
c o m p le te th e ir p e titio n s in tu n e to
pale-blue fringe. D eborah's hand F o r th o » e w h o h a v e y j i e b e f o r e
a d v e rtisin g or both or w orse.
mon at 11 a. m.—R eginald Hicks, (side.
q u a lity fo r a place on ttie N o v e m
n ly |»re«'eil«»l a w h i le
"I love l l n .
"G randm other,
th is
is
M r caressed th e heavy silk
R ecord sh ip m en ts of condensed m ilk VIcar-
All of w hich m eans th a t reg a rd le ss of
th a t g r e a te r f a m ily re n i
b e r b a llo t S octaliata w h o a rc a l
— ::—
Forbes," she m u rm u red , and Tubby it," sh e told hint gently. "Is M ade
h e h e ld o n E d e n '« f a i r ta le .
so
a c tiv e th ro u g h o u t th e state w ill
friendships, business associations a n d from th e local C a rn a tio n p la n t a re g ra tify
line
your
sister
too'1
"
B eaverton C hurch of C h rist
crossed the porch to bend over the
n o t a tte m p t to q u a lif y as a p a rty
"Well, no." T ubby said, w ith T o th o a e w e a !<l t o o u r n u n ib e i
even th re a ts , a n ew sp ap er, if it lives up ing to everyone in te re ste d in th e p ro g ress
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.. Mrs. w rinkled hand held out to him He
h u t w ill b rin g th e ir c a n d id a te s o u t
h a t seem ed to tier n hint of em W e ’ l l g iv e a re b -o rn e c o m p le te
to th e ethics of th e profession, m ust tre a t of th e com m unity. It c a n ’t h elp b u t m ak e V ernia Hopper, su p erin ten d en t, looked very nice indeed in a suit w
u n d e r th e "in d e p e n d e n t" la b e l.
barrassm ent. "Not exactly
She's Y o u n g f . lk a f i l n g t h e f u t u r e
C
om
m
union
service
at
11
a.
m
.fol-
of
gray-blue,
a
perfectly
tailored
e v ery th in g in th e passing p a ra d e im a person feel good w hen b e tte r tim es a re I low ed by preach in g and special suit.
Sim on's sister, so of course she's O W r e w h< e e n o I r ’lir » t h e u i p t io o n t t e e e r r i n « g b e fe f o e r t e
T he S tate
In d u strial A ccident
p a rtially . R egardless of th e tria ls and trib w ith us.
m usic by the choir u n d er th e lead-
"I am so glad you h av e come." practically in the fam ily. S he's an O u r p a r e n t , w h rro to te * | t h e
com m ission has ju s t
closed
Its
T h e y ha<| n v is io n
and kept
ership of Mrs. J. Johnson. T he G ran d m o th er w as saying. She set- ex trem ely nice girl "
ulations th is n e w sp a p e r w ill, in k eep in g
big g e st ye a r, a c c o rd in g to A lb e r t
Has she been a friend of B ryn's S h a r in g t h e i r j»«y» a m i p a in s .
subject
of
th
e
pastor's
m
orning
tied
herself
again
in
to
her
pillow
s
|
H
u
n
te
r,
c
h
a
irm
a
n
,
w
it
h
re
c
e
ip
ts
w ith th e tra d itio n s of th e profession, r e
| m essage w ill be "G od's Poem s.” and drew th e th in P aisley sm ooth all his life, too'"'
S e v e n m o n t h * i t t«n>k f o r t h e jo u r n e y
to ta lin g m ore th a n $4 (MX) (XXI T he
"Well.
yes.
P
ractically
"
cord w eekly th e h ap p en in g s of this com
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n
.
S ong serv ice and p reaching at ' over her knees. “I have suggested
a n n u a l re p o rt o f th e c o m m is s io n '
“ D o th e y . . ." D e b o ra h stopped
O v e r lrrn i'h i* r > > u « r iv e r « un<l g uilt« *«
j 8 p. m. M idw eek service a t 8 p. m. to B ryn an y n u m b er of tim es th a t
m unity, w h e th e r th ey a re good or bad
shows $6.832.771.56 set aside in th e
m v ic to ry
w on
W
ednesday. M issionary society w ill w e m ight have som e of his friends H e r v io le t eyes w e re fix e d on his K E m m *h h n » iu l«y.
h
t
un
t
h
e
y
*
a
t
b
y
t
h
e
f(re«H<le
a n d as long as th ey a re fit to p rin t.
segregalpd
fu n d to pay pensions to
hold its re g u la r m on th ly m eeting com e and visit us, but as yet w e face. S he w a ite d .
W hy C om pulsory A n y th in g ?
N e w p lu n « rn u « l b e m a d e f o r t h e d a y .
3330 b e n e fic ia rie s
in c lu d in g
700
( T o b e c o n t in u e d )
W a t e r a n d fo o d m u u t he p o r t io n e t l
in
an
outdoor
session
on
th
e
T
ual-
J
have
been
so
busy
p
u
ttin
g
th
e
T he O regonian fin d s itself in opposition to com
w idow«, m ore th a n I 0<x) o rphans,
t h e y if iv e »»ut b y t h e w a y .
!
atin
riv
e
r
A
ugust
7.
E
veryone
is
house
an
d
ourselves
in
order.'
p ulsory m ilita ry tra in in g at o u r state colleges, d e
223 p e rm a n e n tly a nd to ta lly d is
T ubby was-
w as fran
fra n k ly sta rin g at
R e p a ir « m u » t h e m a d e o n t h e w a ic o n « .
clarin g it foreign to o ur free in stitu tio n s an d con cordially in v ited to all assem blies.
a b le d w u ik iu e n w ith 418 d e p e n d
,
—M.
P
utm
an,
pastor.
her.
"D
o
you
call
hini
Bryn,
now?
T
h
e
i-
a
t
t
le
te
n
d
e
d
l»y
n
i
g
h
t
.
tr a ry to th e spiri of o u r b ill of rights.
ents und
899 p a r t ia lly d is a b le d
A n i l e v e r y t h in g r » u < y f o r l e v e l i n g
he inquired.
e g ath er from re ad in g th e ed ito rial th a t a
w o rk m e n . A lth o u g h in d u s tria l ac
A « «»ton n« t h e « la w n b r o u g h t l ig h t .
T hom as W ithycom be, b ro th e r of the stu d W
“Yes,
s.
He
ex
p
lained
it
to
me.
and
I
Christian
Church
e n t should not b e com pelled to do an y th in g th a t
t iv it y co ve re d by th e w o rk m e n 's
T h e n th e d a y« g o t - h o rte r ,
m e if I m inded. Of course | , , ,
,,
,,
late G overnor Ja m e s W ithycom be, died h e doesn’t w an t to do. It is not co n sisten t w ith his
L ord's D ay unified study-w orship asked not
T h e r«»ud m o r e m u g h « m l « te e p ;
com p e n sa tio n a rt was m u c h g re a t
mind.
I i have
becom
e e very
A 1
Bu.ln«. B ur-,,, t
I
did
noi
ininu.
nave
becom
very
I
w
n
«
h
a
r
d
e
r
m
u
c
h
o
n
t
h
e
o
x
e
n
service.
9:45-11:45
a.
m.
C
hurch
er lust y e a r th a n fo r 1928-2!). a c
y e ste rd a y m orning a t Good S a m arita n freedom and indep en d en ce to do as h e chooses. Bv school. 9:45-10:45: m orning worship. fond of him , even in th is sh o rt
A w arn in g issued by th e I
W ith
t h e v a lle y * « to n y u n d d e e p .
all
m
eans,
elim
in
ate
th
e
conditions
for
en
tran
ce
and
cid
e n t . w e re g re a tly re d u ce d and
land B etter B usiness b u reau a d
hospital, a fte r a lin g erin g illness. He w as th e re q u irem ets for prom otion and g raduation. Do 10:45-11:45. S pecial music. Serm on: tim e.”
o
n ly 130 fa ta litie s w e re re p o rte d as
vises O regon citizens to be on the I E v e r th«*y j<>urri«*yot| «»iiw nr«l.
A
sta
te
ly
fig
u
re
a
p
p
eared
in
the
one of O reg on's ea rly fa rm lead ers. He not force him to ta k e a d efin ite n u m b er of h o u rs "T he F irst C h u rch —Lost.” C h ris
co m p a re d to 200 fo r th e p re v io u s
lookout for an itin eran t shoe sale- - I .««I b y t h e i r g u id e ei».-h d a y
E ndeavor, 7 p m.; union ev an doorw ay. It w as th e b u tler, bland man using th e nam e of J. A. Fields, . I-‘«>r t h e ir '» w n * u f u i t h p u r e u n d i im p le
year.
w as in th e lea d e rsh ip th a t estab lish ed th e in th is school or th at, do not pen alize him fo r c u t tian
•
h
i
r
p
a
r
e
n
t
»
k
n
e
w
h
o
w
t>>
p
r
u
y
and
serene,
w
ith
a
sm
all
silv
er
• • •
g classes, do not m ak e him live u p to any sta n d gelistic service at C hristian church, tra y holding a bell. He looked at alias C E B ennett. T his p a rty is A n t i H e in H i« lo v in g k in d u e » «
w a ln u t in d u stry in O regon. H e w as prom i tin
ards In th e nam e of A m erican bill of rights, th e 7:45 p. m. Song serv ice w ith joint T
In the o p in io n to th e enpitot re
rep o rted to have obtained a sam ple W a lk e d t h r o u g h th«’ I n d ia n I m d
ubby
and
w
aited.
nent in in tro d u cin g p u reb re d J e rse y c a ttle constitu tio n and lib e rty itself, let him b e th e m aster choir of M ethodist and C hristian
N o r <lid t h e y l-> e t h r o u g h lic k m - t .
c o n s tru c tio n co m m issio n th is w eek
"O h,” T ubby said "Mrs. L arned, case and ad v ertisin g lite ra tu re of
in this sta te .
of his own destiny, th e cap ta in of his soul an d th e churches. S pecial m usic. Serm on th is is B urch. I th in k he will be an eastern shoe m a n u factu rer and A » in g le u n e o f t h e i r b u n d .
A tto rn e y G e n e ra l V nn W in k le held
study
of
acts
20
by
pastor
of
of his own trail.
th a t th e re was n o th in g in th e le g is-
w hile he Is not an authorized rep- I Wnrhin« it,. ,r w ., , , , r w».t r . l
able to m ake you com fortable.
His farm , n e a r H illsboro, w as know n b lazer
C
h
ristian
church.
The
official
board
O ne w ould th in k , from all of th e h u llab alo o
1 l.itlv e act to p re v e n t th e c o n s tru c
"H ow do you do, B urch,” G rand resen tativ e of this com pany he has , >>»er u „ - f n - , i „ i
th ro u g h o u t th e N o rth w e st fo r its fine raised over th e fact th a t m ale stu d e n ts a t o u r sta te j m eets Tuesday. 8 p. m. Im portant
tio n o f th e new state house on th e
lid - lif e
m o th er said gently. B u rch bow ed been soliciting orders and collect- • »'' )»"•! many u l i n i i i a n , a
m
atters
fo
r
consideration.
T
onight
la n d a d jo in in g th e o ld c n p ito l site
ing deposits on m erchandise th at is, R "',""1' ,,f"rr>' *"?1
h erd o f Jerseys. M any of th a t b reed on in stitu tio n s a re req u ired , unless th ey a re p hysically (T hursday) at 8:30 o'clock we hold and m u rm u red an acknow ledge of
course,
n
ev
er
delivered.
|
‘«
t
b
T
"
or conscientious objectors, to ta k e a few hours
und re c e n tly d o n ate d to th e sta te
m ent of th e introduction. H e ad
O regon farm s to d ay h ad th e ir a n cestry in u of nfit
b
y th e c it y o f S alem . T he C apitol
m ilitary d rill for a cou p le of years, th a t som e our m onthly pot luck d in n er fel vanced slow ly and put the bell
C om plaints have been m a d o ! It * i.wtuiy t.„,. i ,,, i q,,,,,
,iy
th e W ithycom be h erd .
: recon itru e tio n act p ro v id e s th a t th e
te rrib le w rong is b eing done to th ese youngsters, low ship at th e K ram ien home. dow n on th e sm all ta b le at G ra n d against th is bogus salesm an from ' And h e r e t h e y dechle«J t o > ta \
hey hav e a nice place for th is
a nu m b er of tow ns in th e n
new b u ild in g s h a ll be c o n s tru c te d
T hom as W ithycom be w as born A pril th a t th e ir m inds a re b eing w arp ed and th e ir souls g T ath
erin g and outdoor fellow ship. m o th er's side. His m ovem ents w ere wert Including Oregon citi«
T h ey a re n o t b eing ta u g h t m ilitarism as
I on some p o rtio n o f th e p re m ise s
He
q
u
ietly
m
ajestic.
He
began
to
w
ith
7, 1852, a t T avistock, E ngland, and cam e scorched.
i
a doctrine, only a few fu n d am en tals of m ilitary B rin g p len ty of eats an d y o u r own
" n o w " o w n e d by th e state. T h e a t
is b e lie v e d to be w o r k in g in O re
i ..r th. . w,„ n„. i,„.i ,,i
...... j
.
to A m erica in 1872. F o u r y ears la te r he form ations and tactics. It w ould stan d them and eating utensils. F rien d s as w ell as draw
gon
at
this
tim
e
and
is
q
u
ite
like-
!
An,t
t h e y y i m i l y ,||<| t h , | r i„,t
to
rn
e
y
g
e
n
era
l
h
o
ld
s
th
a
t
th
e
a
d
Hi,” T u bby called a fte r him.
em bers invited. L et ev eryone keep
v e rb does n o t n e c e s s a rily c o n n ote
re tu rn e d to E n g lan d , w h ere he m arried th e co u n try both in ste a d if th e y w ere ev er called m
A n d ta lk ,,f
,, rlrL^>„ me
l>aB' W1
y o u ’ I c o m m u n ity .
h e ir
w o r t h w h i le
to b ear arms, and it does not o ccur to us th a t th is in m ind th e rev iv al m eeting n ext B
".it Hu- preamt moment** but that
urch?"
A m | w o n d e r i f w e in t h e i r p l. ir e t
C ath erin e J a n e H ender, Ju ly 6, 1876. She is too m u ch to ask of those w ho a re b eing ed u cated m onth w ith E vangelist Floyd Ross.
! it m ay m ean "p e rfo rm a n c e at a
T h e P o rtla n d B u re a u suggests th a t I '«• u b i m e e t n e h l i f e w i t h « »mil««.
sir.
died F e b ru a ry 17, 1903, and in 1904 Mr. larg ely at g overnm ent expense. A little m ore feel A h e a rty w elcom e aw aits you at “Yes.
I la te r d a te."
In
few m om ents he re tu rn e d I u
... a .vw
r,
.
ery service.—R. L. P u tn am , pas
I.ife policies nf the 2829 O regon
W ithycom be m arrie d J a n e B lair P eters, in g of obligation to w ard th e g o v ern m en t th a t gives ev
th em th e freedom so lo u d ly ex to lled w ould co n to r
citizens in the P acific M utual In
s T d ao ^ n a W
kiT u % W o n h t h I
w ho survives. The ch ild ren a re Mrs. H. trib u te to b e tte r citizenship, and a little k n ow ledge
surance com pany w hich collapsed
H. Boge and Mrs. Ray M oore, H illsboro, of th e v alu e of d iscipline and su b o rd in atio n of self
T rinity Lutheran Church
last week are fully protected in the
looked a t D eborah.
th e bag. H e / 5
T he services begin at 10:30 a m..
reorganized com pany, according to
a n d 1 G eorge an d W illiam W ithycom be, n e v er h u rt any adolescent m ale.—A storia A storian-
"I'v
e
bro
u
g
h
t
you
som
e
w
edding
(By
Special
C
orrespondent)
By
B udget.
S unday school at 9:45 S erm on topic, presents.” he .said w ith his fasci
Hugh H. Earle, sta te insurance
G aston, O regon.
W A S H IN G T O N . — L o u i s R.
But Glavis Is a fair-haired boy
"The C hristian A thlete.”—Tim. 4. n atin g lisp. "T h ere w asn't tim e to
com m issioner T he com pany tiad
Thom as W ithycom be w as not only a
6-8 A t 8 p. m. th e congregation tell anyone before you left San
m ore than »3.500,000 in life in s u r
” Glavis has started on his around the White House. The
w ill m eet in th e p a rlo rs of th e Francisco. B ryn m ade me prom ise
ance in force in this state.
T he
president w ill have special as
new Job of investigating primary
progressive a g ric u ltu rist and a farm lea d
P la cin g th e B lam e
church to h ear a re p o rt on the sy n I w o u ld n 't tell, anyw ay, as if it
com pany, one of th e largest in
and election campaigns for the signments for him, In addition to
er, but w as in add itio n a m an of fine p e r
N obody could blam e th e R oosevelt regim e for odical convention. You a re cordial could have been k e p t quiet. T he
th e nation, w as organized u n d er
his Investigations for the Senate
senatorial campaign Investigat
sonality and high purpose. He sustained th e depression w hich fell on th e la tte r day s of th e ly w elcom ed to w orship w ith us
the laws of C alifornia.
city is buzzing.
committee.
And
Burlcw
is
none
ing
committee,
a
n
d
several
• • •
th e high re p u te of a well rem em bered H oover regim e. Even rem em b ran ce of th e l a s t
"Oh, dear," D eborah said faintly.
too popular with F. D. R. This
members
of
the
oflicial
family
trag ic lam e duck congress w hich ren d ered im p o ten t
Pilgrim House
W orld w ar veteran s serving tim e
N obody h eard her. G ran d m o th er
nam e.— O regon Jo u rn a l.
is
the
foundation
for
continued
have
stopped
worrying.
It
may
a n y th in g H oover m ight have u n d e rta k e n w ill n o t
A ugust 1: St. P e te r in C hains w as looking v ery proud. "H is is a
in Hie O regon p en iten tiary received
rumors of an impending shakeuo
be, however, that a few of the
erase the fact th a t conditions grew stead ily w orse (L am m as D ay); A ugust 2: Public v e ry old fam ily, of course," she
bonus paym ents aggregating »22.-
in the Interior Department after
boys here still have something to
u n til Roosevelt invoked his stren u o u s m easures. If chapel serv ice for n in th S unday said. "E ven in San F rancisco the
941. T hirty-eight of th e 47 v eteran s
election,
involving,
p
e
r
h
a
p
s
,
governm ent and business policies had been sound, a fte r Pentecost, at 9:30 a. m„ w ith w edding w as certain to be a m a t
fret
about
besides
the
Washing
in the in stitu tio n qualified for the
The w rite r had alw ays fe lt th a t he th e re w ould have been no 1929 crash w ith d e p re s
Ickes himself.
ton heat
serm on on "F o r His N am e’s Sake," te r of com m ent.”
bonus. T he others served in the
w ould stay on th e ground, p re fe rrin g this sion as its afterm ath .—E ugene News.
te n th in series on 23rd Psalm . A u
Ickes,
however,
w
ill
be
active
Glavis
—
sleuth-hero
of
the
arm y less th an 90 days. T w o of the
T ubby d rew forth a tissu e -w ra p
g ust 3: W orship p re p a ra to ry to th e ped box. "This is from m y siste r
to th e highly-touted trip in an airp lan e,
In
the
campaign.
He
still
finds
pension beneficiaries a re life te rm
Teapot Dome scandal, the notori
holy com m union, a t 7:30 p. m., S ally ,” he explained, h anding it to
ers. S everal others nre serving long
himself in the good graces of the
but sufficien t c o u rag e w as m u stered up
ous “ Mexican documents” ex
w ith serm on, “W hite Wool." A u D eborah.
term s of 20 to 25 years.
pose, the Ballinger affair, and the chief executive. Should Roose
w hen th e A dm iral B yrd ship w as here
gust 6:: T ran sfig u ratio n of O ur
• • •
D eborah u n w rap p ed th e tissue
velt be returned to the presi
“
power
trust"
and
Ku
K
lux
In
Lord. A d m in istratio n of th e holy paper. Inside w as a long velvet
and th e ice was broken. The idea of
Oregon sold $3,268.000 w orth of
dency, Ickes seems certain to
vestigations—has
been
ferreting
com m union of th e L ord's S upper, je w e le r’s box; she opened it, and
a ride in an a irp lan e w as alw ays th o u g h t
hard liquor th rough its state stores
keep his cabinet nnd PWA
out graft for the Public Works
F ifte e n Y ears A go
at 7:30 p. m. "A ll those w ho love there, in th e w hite velvet lining,
and agencies d u rin g the first six
of w ith considerable qualm s p rio r to this
posts. Just now Burlcw appears
Adm inistration and the Depart
Argus, Ju ly 28, 1921—R ay-M aling can n ery com th e L ord a re invited to p artak e of lay a w hole su ite of rose-colored
m onths of 1936, according to u r e
tim e. H ow ever, a fte r th e b rea k is once p letes ru n on lo g an b erries th is w eek. P ack m ay go th is blessed sacram ent w ith us.” crystals, ex q u isitely cut. T he long ment of Interior the last three as tho logical target for the port of th e L iquor C ontrol com m is
wrath of the higher-ups.
M editation, “O n th e H ill Top.” stra n d of the necklace dropped to
years.
sion. P rofits for th e six m onth p e r
m ade it isn ’t near as bad as one’s im ag in a 275 tons.
The word Is that Glavis and
illsboro teach in g corps nam ed for n ew year. S u n d ay m orning chapel w orship h e r w aist; th e e a rrin g s w ere p en d
iod am ounted to $1.156.742 from alt
tion has led them to believe. In fa c t it is T w en H ty
w
ill
co
n
tin
u
e
at
th
e
9:30
hour
CO, by sitting tight, Glavis may
a n t on silver chains; th e re w ere
-six to w ork u n d e r S u p e rin te n d e n t B. W.
his underlings, in addition to
sources including license fees and
enjo y ab le and one is left w ith th e desire to B arnes B. M. G oodm an p rin cip al high school and th ro u g h o u t th e sum m er. P asto r H. tw o sp ark lin g bracelets and a beau hanging up a fine score against
privilege taxes.
watch Burlew’s departure and
S. H aller m ay be consulted a n y tifu l ring. D eborah looked at them .
e e e
be put to no trouble to “ get his
go up again. The su rp risin g th in g is th a t J. H. Ja c k of th e grades.
political crooks, oil company lob
day,
ex
cep
t
M
onday,
betw
een
10
a.
“Is,
y
o
u
r
siste
r
S
ally
.
.
.
is
she
C
orporal
D
onald
Jam
es
S
u
th
erlan
d
,
w
h
o
w
as
T
hree
m
ore
y o u th fu l convicts
man."
His
friends
say
that
byists,
shady
PWA
employes,
one has little im pression of speed.
killed in action w ith th e m arin es at B elleau Wood m. and noon, or by appointm ent, a very g re a t friend of B ryn's too?” code chisclers, and wouid-be
have been tran sferred from th e
Glavis w ill not remain silent for
a
t
th
e
H
ouse
office,
232
N.
T
hird
“Yes, indeed.
T h ey ’ve adored
in F rance, J u ly 18, 1918, b u ried w ith honors h e re
p en iten tiary to th e boys' tra in in g
grafters, have spread through a long if Burlew continues In his
avenue.
each o th er for years. W hen S ally
Sunday.
school at W oodburn. T h ree young
great
many
New
Deal
agencies
post
Tho
strife
between
tha
and
Sim
on
used
to
q
u
arrel,
it
w
as
n W illam ette team d efeats H illsboro to
felons w ere tran sferred previously
People who dash aro u n d tow n late in cinch C row
in addition to PWA, encounter
two has been too bitter.
Methodist Episcopal Church
p ennant.
alw ays B ryn th a t S ally w ent to for
u n d er G overnor M artin's
o rd er
ing many Interesting fncls in
S u n d ay — T he services of this sym pathy. H e’d let h er cry it out
For the time being, both men
autom obiles, going aro u n d corners on tw o
W illiam H. M axw ell, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
th a t y o uthful first offenders be
ord's Day w ill open w ith the S u n on his shoulder, and pat h e r—you
their meanderlngs. Some ob
w ill go Industriously about their
w heels, to o tin g th e ir horns and otherw ise M ax.vell of M anning, crushed to d eath by tru c k L d ay
«egregated from th e older crim inals.
school at 9:45 a. m. A full know , th e w ay m en do." T ubby
rd ay .
servers think Glavis m i g h t
chores. Glavis, as Is his habit,
• e e
m ak in g them selves obnoxious to peace- S atu W
illiam W. C orw in of H illsboro and Miss B lanche sta ff of officers an d teachers and said to G ran d m o th er w ith cam a cause the administration much
may uncover something In the
Both
A
ttorney
G eneral Vnn W in
full
classes
a
re
announced
to
greet
a b id in g fam ilies th a t a re try in g to sleep C raft of F o rest G rove m arried at B anks J u ly 21.
ra d e rie . . . "and then he w ould
embarrassment in the campuign
way of campaign expenditures.
kle and G overnor M artin
have
C. C. W eber, superin ten d en t. All slip off and telephone Sim on, give
d o n 't r a te very high w ith th e w riter. Some
should
he
be
inclined
to
take
a
Under tho calm, however,
been appealed to th is week by p e r
m em bers and friends of the school him a good w igging, an d tell him
T
h
irty
Y
ears
Ago
few potshots at those responsi
sons interested in helping fish over
there w ill be a tense atmosphere
p e o p le have little re g a rd fo r th e rig h ts of
a re invited to be present. C hurch w here S ally was."
B onneville dam on th e ir w ay to
J u ly 26. 1906 F irst B attery, F ield A rtil w orship h o u r at II a. m.. Mrs. P.
ble for his exit from PWA.
about the Department of Inte
o th ers, but if th ey w ere being bothered lery. A rgus.
"W ho is S im on?” D eborah h eard
•
•
•
the
spaw ning grounds on the u p p er
O regon N atio n al G uard, cam ps for th re e days
rior. Memory goes back 28 years
K alkw arf, pianist. S inging will herself saying.
it w ould be a d iffe re n t story. W e wish in W arren grove, east of town.
C
olum bia river. M aster Fish W ar
/''L A V 1 S ' Job, of chief Invcstl-
be led by th e choir. Serm on by
to the Ballinger scandal when
"Sim on? Oh, h e’s S ally’s h u s
den Hoy, predicted th a t th e O re
F red B row n, son of Mr. and Mrs. C o rn eliu s Rev. H enry Y oung. A delightful band. T h e y 're crazy about each
t h a t th e y w ere som ew hat fa m ilia r w ith
gator for Secretary-Adminis
Glavis, then a youngster, dared
gon fishing in d u stry w ould su ffe r
B row n, dies a t hom e n e a r F arm in g to n M onday.
service to w hich th e public is co r other, you know, and alw ays were.
th e G o ld en Rule.
to
tell
the
truth
nnd
became
tho
trator
Harold
L.
Ickes,
has
been
loss unless ad eq u ate fishw ays w ere
B uxton and county seat connected by ra ils this d ially invited. U nion gospel service Now, here." T u bby w ent on. ru m
tottering since tho time, months
storm center of the department.
provided im m ediately.
w eek. Big excursion planned.
in th e evening a t 7:45 in the C h ris m aging w ith one hand and holding
ago, when Glavis squared oil
This is not to say there Is any
• • •
L ad d & R eed F arm com pany gives R eedville tia n church. S erm on by Rev. R. L. out a flat ro u n d parcel w ith the
F rie n d s of M aurice D ean, local m an, people site for new church.
with Ebert K Hurlcw. Burlcw,
thing about PWA or the Interior
P ayrolls hav e Increased 75 p er
P u tn am . — A lexander
H aw thorne, other. "T h is is from me. It’s th e
No. 1 counsellor to (ekes, has Department comparable to the cen t and w age levels a re up 30
F erd G ro n er says questio n of raisin g alfalfa in pastor.
a re p le a se d w ith his success as a sin g er
only w ay you’d ev er get it.
I
per cent over those of tw o years
been responsible for departure
Ballinger affair. But Glavis’ at
a n d w ish him success in his studies in the th is county is settled beyond dispute. H e has tw o
th o u g h t you’d a p p reciate It," he
acres on his farm n e a r Scholls and is now read y OLD n ew spapers for sale, 10 cents m u ttered , his head in the bag.
ago In O regon industries according
titude nnd netions w ill bear
of several high officials under
e a st.
to cu t his second crop.
to a survey by the In d u strial A c
watching just the same.
bundle.—A rgus.
is ti
Deborah unwrapped the parcel Ickes.
cident comm ission.
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