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It’s Lots of Fun
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L arg e st A B C W ee k ly
C irc u la tio n in W est.
A Gala Occasion
W ith renew ed in terest being show n on
every hand in th e county fair, prospects
a re b rig h t fo r th e biggest a tte n d a n c e of
people from all corners of th e T u a latin
valley in th e history of th e an n u al event.
Farm organizations, clubs in H illsboro
and local business m en a re p u ttin g fo rth
big efforts to m ake th e co unty's exhibit a
rousing fe a tu re .
To fu rth e r aid in m aking th e 1936
county fa ir an o u tstan d in g event, th e A r­
gus next w eek will issue a special fa ir
edition, w hich will go into every hom e.
This edition will fe a tu re a g ric u ltu ra l ac­
tivities of th e county and th e w ork of
various farm organizations, a souvenir
th a t should be m ailed to frien d s elsew here
in advertising th e T u alatin valley.
The exhibits of various kinds will c e r­
tainly prove in terestin g and beneficial,
w hile th e im proved Shute p a rk and fa ir
grounds will m ake it an a ttra c tiv e place
fo r all visitors. Fam ily picnic facilities a re
of th e best and the w ad in g pool is a rea l
a ttra c tio n fo r the youngsters.
All in all, it looks like a splendid s e t­
tin g fo r a real frie n d ly crow d, and th e
m ixing of people from all sections of the
county should m ake fo r m any ad d itio n al
friendships. A tten d an ce is co-operation.
W hile we a re about it le t’s m ake it a
special o rd er of business to see th a t as
m any of our new com ers to th e valley are
urged to a tte n d th e fa ir and m ake a sp e ­
cial effo rt to show them a good tim e. T he
A rgus invites them all to use th e A rgus
booth as a place of reg istratio n an d in this
w ay they m ay m eet old frien d s from th e ir
old homes.
A R R V S, H Î L L S R O R 0 , O R EC v N
The Great American Heme
CHURCHES
FlrM C hurch of t hrtst. Scientist
Service* are held every Sunday
at 11 a m ; W ednesday evening
.-erviees at 8 o'clock. Sunday school
'a t 11 a. m P upils up to th e age
of 20 years ace welcom ed. F ree
reading room open on W ednesdays
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m
I Sunday 's topic. "C hrist Jesu s.”
In terest w as so g re a t in th e cartoon
proverb contest conducted recently by this
p a p e r th a t a n o th e r is being s ta rte d in this
issue of th e A rgus. Scores of persons from
all sections of W ashington county p a rtic i­
p a te d in th is event amt found th a t it was
lots of fun. Six cartoons will a p p e a r, one
each w eek fo r a period of six w eeks ami
M F. Church (Itelhany)
th e prizes will be a w a rd e d at the end of
On G erm antow n road. Sunday
school every Sunday, to a m : Gcr-
th a t tim e.
an service. It a in., first and
Cash p rizes will he given f o r solving !m
th ird Sundays; English service. 11
the pro v erb s best rep re sen te d hv w eekly a in . second and fourth S undays
tf
cartoons. Besides solving tin proverbs, —E. Ju liu s Traglio. pastor.
sub scrib ers m ust c ith e r renew th e ir own T ualatin P lains P re sb y terian C hurch
subscription fo r a period of one year, or (F o u r m iles no rth of Hillsboro»
S unday services- Preaching. 11 a
secure one new one-year subscription. The
; S unday school, 10:15 a. m , C
subscription m ay be tu rn e d in any tim e m
F . 7:30 p. m. W om an's M issionary
d u rin g th e contest and it is not necessary society last W ednesday of m onth
to w ait until th e six carto o n s a re tu rn ed
All S aints C hurch (Pplsenpall
in a t th e finish.
S ervices for th e 12th S unday aft
Tt will be fun to get th e m em bers of ie r T rinity, August 30. w ill be held
th e fam ily to g e th e r for a few m inutes and I ls follows M orning p ray er and
serm on by th e vicar. 11 o'clock. The i
see w ho can get th e an sw ers first. It" cor­ I ch
u rch school w ill resum e its s e s - 1
rect. your lab o rs will he re w a rd e d ! Scores sions early in S ep tem b er P aren ts ■
found it lots of fun th e first tim e and anv- are requested to w atch for th e date
of the opening R eginald Hicks
one will find it fu rn ish es an in te re stin g di- vicar.
version.
What Other Editors Say
T he Issue Jo in ed
T h u rsd ay . A ugust 27. 19 16
Vagabond
ilt.v I ro n S. I Invilii
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is t h «•
I I .1111 e l » ' u i i i n i i i i u t y
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»‘ u in p a n y
nut
a n d berry
\ \ lu t t i»
fa i in » m tin * h i l l s i ib o v e Ih» store
| Tin* laiu'h is n p tuated by I
A
1 and Dick Whltth* Blucki’ups and
w alnuts ar»* the tw o principal crops
w ith an oil a,nt electric tichydrutor
, fo i »li v in g th e c io p s T he place was
hE.Fi? a LIFT
NEljHtN?»? »
s
illy A. I
liu d lt. I»)
P uhhe H tihlu
Commi
s l o t ic i P i nnk C M c C o l l o » l> u i
! announced w hen ha to >i o t f i
' y ear that he would n o t hu
utdities, ha- gotten i« nit
tune o f $200.000 in i al ushieti
By negotiating w ith p«>\» >
p u re b r ed ill 19?.» U h e ll 111«* W hlttl«*
' t e h 'p h o i ie c o m p a n ie s it
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fa m ily came to O reg o n fro m Id a ho
O nly Y esterday
G eaìem ^ eg ujhen IT iua P
-n«£ U N w ß i - r r e s äule of
T rie goad to help a fel
low M O T O G I l P T IN P i $ÎC é S5 ?
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\LEM
to
c o u rt.
M c C o II im . I<
* about the suvlugs to
pub
Soon he ex p e rts to he able ,
J iiounce still m ore rah , • I i
that will sav«* Oregon
¡$200 000 a veur.
’Ph»* Pacific Tel«*phone A
graph Co cam e through I.».-1 v
w ith the biggest rat«» « its. vm
will save Ils custom ers $9(1 one
to Laurel from Hllltboro In IA9T nually
w hen 100 acres of virg in tim ber
The P ortland G en m l 1 . •»
wa • purchased In the last 10 years, C o . C alifornia O regon P
C
70 acres has b»*en cleared and West ('oust Power C
O n •»
placed in cultivation.
W a s h in g t o n T elephone
t
a n <1
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Idaho Pow er Co are «the u tilitie s
E X N ihler. an o th er n s n le id of w hich have m int«* r a t e ei
durine.
the m ountain, was born in G»*rvais McColIoch’s ad m in istrât e
47 years ago. the son of a pione* I
w ho crossed th«» plains five tim es
O regon lilts levied u g.i •»Inn ta.\
and w as captain of a com pany in since 1919. but nevei until Ju ly
the C ivil w ar N ihler hom esteaded was m ore than $1 .000.(14)0 ev er col
the p ro p erty on w hich he now re- leeted in one m onth S e c rrta iv of
•iiies In 1910 amt from w hich he S tate Snell counted »1.091 418 92 in
has since carved out an excellent th e till lust m onth T he previous
farm.
record m onth wa* August. 1935, n t
• • •
»958.118 24 Since the first of th e
A bout as high as you can clim b year. »5 709.755 3« has I, c m c o lle c t e d
hi the lulls above L aurel is Bald
»757.871» 4(1 m ore than cam e in
Peak N ear tin* sum m it lives C I I d u ring the first seven m onths last
'fatm an . w ho has been th ere for year In 17 years, O regon has re
15« years W hen his fam ily still was i-clved »75,998,3(1« 93 In gas ta x e s .
' sm all he trad ed cattle for 200 acres
of land He now ow ns K0 acres
G overnor M artin has adopted a
w hich he contlnu s to farm
new policy of personally Interview
« • •
A nother rich spot in th e eom m u-
! nity of L aurel I- the 11 J Itor-
gelt farm farth er up the m ountain
from th e W hittle ranch The farm
is operated by II J Hortfclt. who
m e \ e I w ith his fam ily to W ashing
ton county from the state of W ash­
ington in 1020 T he fam ily nm ved
B ap tist C hurch
C hurch school. 9:45. w ith scrip-1
tu ra l
in struction b y com petent
teachers: M orning w orship at 11!
o'clock. Rev. L id id e r from T u la ln x
C a l. w ill preach for tts. E vening
service at 8 o'clock A rrangem ents
| a re u n d er way for th e ann u al "B ap ­
tist P ioneer D ay" at the old West
¡U nion church, seven m iles n o rth ­
east of Hillsboro, on Sunday. A u ­
gust 30. H eretofore this has been
i a v ery largo gath erin g and this
y ear an o th er in terestin g program ,
consisting of addresses, band m usic
and d in n er at th e church, is being
¡prepared. All old-tim e residents, far
and near, to g eth er w ith friends of
¡the pioneers of this historic church.
' w ill b ear in m ind th e date set for
the m eeting. T h u rsd ay o u r reg u lar
i p ray er m eeting at 8 p. nt.
Utilities Head
Gets Result:
jin g
,’ S
S en ato r B ark lev in his k ey n o te ad d ress before
th e dem ocratic n atio n al convention m ade it plain
th at his p arty does not p u rp o se to apofOcize for th"
ad m in istratio n of F ran k lin D R oosevelt n o r for
those policies know n as th e new deh, A ccepting
• * *
no; ever* youthful firat offendei
th e challenge of th e rep u b lican convention S en ator
A nother resident of the m ountain he transfers from tin- state p e r n
B ark ley refused to ta k e a defensive position, but
top is Sam Otto, on of one of the teu tiary to the hoys' train in g school
moved fo rw ard to th e a ttack at once
oldest pioneers in the C hehalcm ¡at W oodburn By railin g the bo) .
m ountain district He fat m s t h e . into his p riv ate office one at a
It was a w ith erin g fire h e d irected at h is re p u b ­
hom estead, part of w hich now is ! tim e and h aving h ra rt-to -h e a rt talks
lican foes
A gainst th e b a ttle c rv of " th re e long
Bald P eak state park From his . w ith them , th e governor ho|»es to
y ears” raised by th e G O P cohorts so re c e n tly in
homo alm ost the e n tire valley east ' get them started on tin- right track
C leveland, he gave to th e dem o crats th e "fo u r long
is
visible.
‘and a useful re tu rn to society.
years" of th e H oover ad m in istratio n . H e train ed
his guns on H arding. C oolidge and H oover in su c­
W hen th e population of (he |a-n-
II D onker is a new com er to iteiitiaty zoomed to 1(101, a co n d i­
cession and he did n o t sp are Al Sm ith, th e e rstw h ile
glanced at it. He looked over at
B ald Peak com m unity, occupy-I tion unprecedented lo O r e g o n I n s ­
h aopy w arrio r of dem ocracy w ho has been giving
C hristlan Chnreli
G randm other.
th e A rt Hill farm since th e lory, the state pan ti- board began
aid and sym p ath y to th e enem y
L ord's day unified study-w orship
fam ily moved to Miles City, to loosen som ew hat ( )n the b o a t d's
"H e could be arrested for this."
W here th e rep u b lican k e y n o ter "v iew ed w ith ¡service. 9:45-11:45 a. m ; church
he told G ran d m o th er grim ly "Inter­ Mollt . d u ring the s|trin g He farm s lerm ntncndatinn the governor in
alarm ." th e dem ocratic k ev n o ter “pointed w ith pride." i school. 9:45-10:45; m orning w o r­
220
acres,
w hich a re located n ear ¡tw o dnys' tun - signed conditlonaL .
fering w ilh governm ent mails Bri-
and. tru th to tell, h e m ade a good case fo r th e new s h ip . 10:45-11 45: special music, scr-
(By F ran ces Shelley Wees)
jparoli.s for 2« men and one w m uaiiy
I b ery and corruption. The crooked tile M eyers school.
deal w hen he sum m arized th e advances w h ich have [mon. "T hat F irst C hurch In A m er-
(C o n tin u e d fro m la e t w eek)
• • •
but didn't let them ull out in one
. gam e of politics."
been m ade in “th re e long y ears" and co n trasted i ica.” C hristian E ndeavor. 7 p. m.
CH A PTER V III
One of the prosperous farm s of i '»*»» Some of tile paroles w ill not
T ubby stared at him , his m outh
th em w ith th e ro u t u n d e r w ay w h en Mr. H oover was i In term e d iate and young people.
the valley at the foot of the hills, j be effective for several m onths
th e com m ander-in-chief.
U nion service w i t h
M ethodist
It had been a happy afternoon, open.
Many ure given on the condition
"S h u t up." B ryn told him. a l - ! a short distance from th e L aurel that
T he issue of th e cam paign seem s to b e p retty 'c h u rc h . 7:45 p. in. M eeting in C h ris­ th e happiest afternoon. D eborah
the convicts leave th e slate
w ell joined The rep u b lican s h av e n o th in g b u t con­ tian church w ith M ethodist pastor decided, th at sh e had ev er know n. though he had not spoken. "Not a store, is ‘Pi rated by A R utschm an im m ediately. T he governor often
dem n atio n for th e policies an d pro g ram of t h e ■ preaching. T his w ill be th e last The fo u r of them . Sally and Sim on ! w ord out of you. you iniquitous S r, w ith the aid of his son He adds this provision him self P e n ­
Roosevelt ad m in istratio n . T h e dem ocrats v e h e m e n t­ i of our union sum m er m eetings. O ur and she and Brvn, had gone for a scoundrel. T rying to defrau d me cam e to A m erica in 1897 fr o m ! ciled on a num ber of docum ent*
ly uphold them . T he form er d ecla re th e n ew deal is I m onthly pot-luck d in n er fellow - w alk in th e p ine woods up on the of my rig h tfu l property, indeed. S w itzerland unit has been a resi- w hen they come from th e e x e c u ­
nt In Ins com m unity for ii long I
w reck in g th e nation. T he la tte r proclaim it as th e |Ship, 6:30 p m. tonight (T hursflay). hill. At first she had w alked be­ T his is my letter. I’ve been look­ d period.
Next door Is a son. z\ ! tiv e ’s desk is this notation "And
salv atio n of th e co u n try T he L andon forces see in Also follow ing th e m onthly fello w ­ side Sally, but Sally had obviously ing for it for weeks, longing for it. R utschm an Jr., w ho operate* a leave state (*HM ' O th er convict!
ship
th
e
m
oving
p
ictu
re
p
re
s
e
n
ti-
its contin u atio n th e k n ell of A m erican lib erty . The
w anted to be w ith Sim on, an d D eb­ not being able to sleep nights It's chicken ranch
a re tu rn ed over to federal official*
Roosevelt follow ers plead for its fu rth e r d ev elo p ­ I tion of th e w orld-fam ous "Passion orah had dropped back an d w alked a detailed and carefu l account of
for deportation or released to o th ­
i
P
lay"
w
ith
ap
p
ro
p
riate
music.
8
m en t as th e w ay to la rg e r lib e rty T h ere can b e no ; p. m. An offering w ill be taken. I w ith B yrn. He could see how it the construction of th e arch of the
G. W Follis of H illsboro, whi op- . e r states, w here tlv y will Im m e­
. over th e Volga erales a filling station at 10th
diately e n te r other p en iten tiaries
com prom ise betw een th ese philosophies. T h e v oters B eginning S eptem ber 13. E vangelist was. th at sh e w asn't th ru stin g her- i bridge over th e
and ,
serv e tim e for previous crlm s
of th e nation m ust say w hich shall p rev ail.—A s­ j Floyd Ross, well know n evangelist isc lf upon him , that it was a m at- ¡riv e r in Russia. New d e p a rtu re in W alnut street, is the son o ’ a l’io- to
'
'
te
r
of
necessity,
and
h
e
d
id
n
't
engineering. I'm sure G ran d m o th er
to ria A storian-B udget.
T he governor in determ in ed to
I of O regon, opens a series of revival seem to m ind. As a m a tte r of fact. w ould enjoy read in g it. w ouldn't n eer in th e northw est G. W W IL S
¡m eetings. He is not only a strong D eborah said to herself, sittin g on she? I suppose this is y o u r idea of born in 1862 and h u life has been ' have the fum e of O regon's sta te
I p reach er of the gospel, but a sing­ th e v eran d a in th e tw ilight, he had a joke G randm other. I apologize m ore or less varied He has f a r m - 1 penitentiary spread far ami w ide
not
er. m usician a n d crayon artist. seem ed to enjoy him self. He had for having such a stupid and crass ed. operated a livery stable, d ray #* 11 tough, hard boiled plac
line, ice plant, m eat m arket and I easy to get out of. "T hen ttie law-
F riends and stran g ers w elcom e at clim bed a steep overhanging little insect for a friend."
Som e F a c ts A bout R elief
n o w a s e r v ic e station l i e w a s m a i ■ b i t akei - will H u n k ' w e e a n d pasi
• v e r y s e r v ic e —R. L. Putnam , p -
cliff once w hen she had seen a
W hen th e S ta te R elief com m ittee, on F rid a y of
“I was . . . I was ju st kidding n ed D ecem ber II. 1883. to Ju b a F. .O regon by." th e governor said.
C oroperation in th e fe d e ra l housing last w eek, an n o u n ced th a t no m an ab le to w o rk is I tor.
b rilliant tig er-lily up in the shadow . him . G ra n d m o th e r" T ubby m u t­
n county, U
• • •
; and had brought it dow n to her tered "It isn't y o u r letter a fter ami farm ed f o r th e 27 y ears f o l -
program as pledged by local institutions d raw in g relief in th is state, it disclosed a condition
T he first court attack on O r e -
M ethodist
E piscopal Church
I..
triu m p h an tly . W hen he gave it to all. It's his."
of
affairs
th
a
t
deserv
es
to
b
e
m
o
re
w
id
ely
know
n.
low ing his m arriage. Hi- tuts been i gnu's jobless Insurance law failed
should still fu rth e r stim ulate resid e n tial
We highly com m end th e S unday h er th e ir hands had touched, and
no t only does it reflect th e efficiency of relief school hour opening at 9:45 a. m .
"Oh. dear." G ran d m o th er m u r­ o p eratin g In- service station for j to w orry the sta te unem ploym ent
building in H illsboro. N eeds of a d d itio n al F m or
ethods today, as com pared w ith those of past years, and h eartily w elcom e adults, young he had stood for a m om ent look- , m ured. laughing. "You tw o keep tii la t 13 years He prefers horse com pensation comm!--non S o u th e r1^
housing h ere have been a p p a re n t fo r a b u t it also discloses th a t conditions a re g en erally people, and children to the various ing dow n at her w ith a q u eer ex- | me in a perfect sta te of b e w ild e r­ to autom obiles
_ O re g o n
fr u it
p a c k i n g p la n t s f i l e d '
pression that made h er hi a rt tu rn
n u m b er of y ears and now seem s like the b e tte r in most sections of th is state.
clashes; C. C. W eber, su p e rin te n d ­ over w hen she rem em bered. S he m ent I don't suppose I shall ev er
’ ¡the suit in Jackson county circuit
envelope
made
tier
shiver.
I'm
I
be
ab
le
to
tell
w
h
eth
er
you
are
O
f
course,
re
lie
f
is
b
ein
g
ex
ten
d
ed
to
m
anv
court Exem ption of (lacking h o u s e
p ro p er tim e fo r anyone desiring to build who, because of age or physical infirm ity , a re u n ab le ent. C h u rch w orship hour at 11 a had w anted to sm ile at him then, j talk in g sense or nonsense."
sure." she said.
em ployes ns ag ricu ltu ral w orkers
great place for everybody. A D eborah recalled, but s o m e th in g !
B ryn ripped th e end off the en- ' wils sought in the suit I) A Hul-
to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e liberal fed e ra l to w ork, and also to w om en an d ch ild ren , th e blind d m. elig A h tfu
l service, w here all can had m ade h er draw aw ay hastily. ‘ "T ubby's fault." B ryn answ ered,
velope,
and
drew
out
tile folded
program .
an d th e aged, and relief for th ese is now assum ing w orship. H earty sin g in g led by and as she m oved, his expression th ru stin g the letter into his pocket ) pages
He glanced at D eborah's m ore, ad m in istrato r of th e law,
The F irst N ational has announced an a p erm an en t statu s, as it should do. T h ere w ill be the choir. Serm on by th e pastor. had changed again, an d he had ' "T ubby's an aw ful ass. G ran d m o th ­ face. "S hall I read it. D eborah-'" said lie did not believe co n stitu tio n ­
er. You have no idea.”
ality of the en tire , act w ould be
of relief ad m in istratio n at all tim es—and Subject. "A nd Be C loser D raw n to begun to talk quickly.
S he n o d d ed m u t e ly ,
B r y n questioned.
intensive state-w ide cam paign in co-opera­ criticism
m ost of it w ill com e from th o se who. w h ile th e y b e­ Thee." C om e and w orship in the
straig
h
ten
ed
the
pages
and
began
i
D
eborah
could
not
tak
e
h
e
r
eyes
tion with builders and building m ate ria l lieve th ey have a special d ispensation to w o rk out beauty of the L ord's day. E vening
D eborah Hood tensely before the My d ear Mrs L arned:
from B ryn's. It seem ed to her that
m erchants, w hich should have fa r-re a c h ­ th e salvation of others, are u n ab le to p u t in to w ords ' w orship. 7:45. U nion serv ice in the in his th e re w as a q uestion th a t , window, hands locked together,
The voters' pam phlet which S ec­
N atu rally 1 cannot Im agine just
C
hristian
church.
S
erm
on
by
M
eth­
th
e
m
ore
or
elusive
pro
g
ram
w
hich
th
ey
have
only
w
aiting
for B ryn to com e d o w n ­ w hat D eliurah had told you re g a rd ­ reta ry of S tate Sin'll w ill I .lie prior
ing results.
she
had
to
answ
er.
S
he
gazed
at
odist pastor.—A. H aw thorne, pns-
p a rtia lly evolved.
him. so stro n g and fine, sitting sta irs a fter tak in g G ran d m o th er up ing th e fa ilu re of our plans in San Ito the N ovem ber general «lection
The F e d e ra l H ousing A ct, if given th e
As w e see it. th e new S tate R elief co m m ittee is tor.
th ere against th e pillar. A kind of to bed. T onight of all nights. G ra n d ­ Francisco, but I am afraid she may I will contain 1« argum ents on in-
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11
w h o leh earted co-operation of all. can be of one m ind on m a jo r phases of re lie f a d m in is tra ­
m o th er had stayed up half an hour
p tia tlv c measures, seven affirm ativ e
W h o s o e v e r W i l l C J iu r e h
tense look th a t WM co n stan tly in later, and all the tim e S tu a rt G ra ­ not have show n me In a kindly statem ents and nine negative
one of the biggest possible facto rs in p ro ­ tion. It believes th a t all w ho a re in actual need should
(A bove N orth P lains)
' his face d u rin g these last f w days ham 's letter, filled w ith all sorts of light
T he S tate G range P ow er bill a t­
b e p reserv ed against suffering, and it b eliev es th at
I suppose i' 1* uteleu for me to
The revival ended S unday n ig h t
to 1re la x - ThJen he Pu‘ h,s
m oting b e tte r tim es.
The
ad m in istrativ e costs should, at all tim es b e m a in ­ and th e m eetings w ill begin reg u lar ’antl out slow ly and covered hers, unim ag in ab le possibilities, lay u n ­ expect th at a fter hearing D eborah's tracted the must atten tio n
opened in B ryn's pocket.
story, w h atev er it was. and after G range filed tw o affirm ativ e a rg u ­
tain ed at th e low est possible m inim um . W ith th ese again w ith E vangelist M elvin Jam es,' J m g beside h e r on th e chair,
B ryn cam e in q u ick ly and shut this long silence on m y part, you m ents and a group of citizens and
facts in m ind, ta x p a y e rs an d th o se w ho h av e a in charge. S unday school, 10 a. m.: I “No, no," she said in a w hisper,
th o u g h t for those in need sh o u ld feel easy.—Hood serm on by th e pastor. 11 a. m: b u t she co u ld n 't d raw h er hand th e door b ehind him. D eborah | CQn have any sym pathy for me imd <)r,' R“ n Business A Investors. In<
the position in w hich I now find ' " r P ortland filed three opposing
R iv er News.
consecration an d ta r ry service, 3 aw ay, and she d id n 't know w hat it b ro k e aw ay from M adeline's arm . m yself But I m ust ask you to n e - 15.,a ,r,n .,',.l'-'i Tbc G range's S t n t
S he took a step to w ard him S h e
p. m.. m essage by th e pastor: j w as sh e m eant.
' cept th e ex p lan atio n w hich I have | Bank hill got double attention, w ith
evangelistic service. 8 p. m.. w ith a I He lifted h er hand g en tly u n til p u t h er hand out m utely.
A news item from Ilw aco, W ash., says
B ryn drew th e le tte r out. He j m ade in reg ard to my silence in i the opposition com ing from the
w
elcom
e
for
everyone.
Tuesday.
8
i
it
was
ag
ain
st
his
lips;
his
eyes
th a t th re e y ears ago A dolph H a rju of
view of th e fact th at I am an e n ­ ¡T axpayers' P rotective association,
p. m„ praise service, serm on by ! w ere still on hers, gentle, com pell- looked at it. "I don’t like opening
P a tro n iz e Y our Own People
m an in ttie navy, com pletely 1 headed by Harold J. W arner, P o rt­
Ilw aco took his fam ily to Russia, w hich
th e pastor. F riday. 8 p. m . p ra y e r ing. B ut she w as afraid: sh e drew o th er people's letters,” he s a i d listed
oney an d I can save 50 cents b y se n d ­ and praise service.—E vangelist Mel-1 h er hand aw ay sw iftly and sprang slow ly. "It m ight be only an e x ­ u n d er the a rb itra ry control of any land attorney
he believed to be “th e poor m an ’s p a r a ­ in g "It's out m y of m tow
D irectors of school district No 1,
w him of my su p erio r officers and
n for it and I am not going to be
from h er chair. "Isn 't th a t . . . tra o rd in a ry resem blance. D eborah. su
dise.’’ Now h e ’s back, accom panied by his stung." So often th e re m a rk is m ade and so often it vin E. Jam es, pastor.
b ject to the restrictio n s of any- P ortland, supported and th e E a s t-
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¡isn 't th a t th e car?" she said b reath - Y ou've had it on y o u r m ind, you ’ one on board a ship out of touch •side T axpayers' opposed a t a x
' know ."
tw o sons. A rnold and Tenho, and declares is tru e, and sad d er still, it is carried out b y those
R eaverton C hurch of C hrist
j lessly.
w ith land and such conveniences lim itation am endm ent for ttie d is­
v e ry people w ho should be b u y in g in th e ir hom e
S he took it from his hand and j I as
B ible school as usual n ext L ord's
It was. M adeline and T ubby had
th a t th e U nited S tates is th e “ best in the tow
mails.
trict. F. N Derby of Salem and
n.
D
ay
at
9:45,
Mrs.
V
ernia
H
opper,
been
to
tow
n,
and
w
hen
M
adeline
|
looked
at
it
The
very
touch
of
th<
(T o be ro n tln u e d )
other tax conservation league m em ­
w orld. I could w rite a book as big as th e
T h e person w ho b u y s an a rtic le out of to w n at sup erin ten d en t. T he assem bly at 11 cam e up to th e veranda B ryn in - |
bers advocated a p roperty t a x
Bible giving reasons w hy I d o n ’t like a saving, g en erally buys som e ad d itio n al th in g for a. m. consists of a serm on by th e q u ired about mail.
lim itation w hirh labor, th e G range
w h ich he m akes u p on th e b a it th a t took h im out pastor, preceded by com m union
ubby
R ussia.”
"T here w as a letter for T _____
and the Oregon A dvisory Council
of
tow
n.
E
very
cent
th
a
t
goes
out
of
tow
n
i»
gone
om m
P ilar,"
ar, M
m aaeiin
adeline c replied,
replied.
y--»
•
.
. _ - . ,
This is the experience of one who fo r good. It circu lates n o m ore locally. It w ill n ev er service in charg e of th e eld ers and j from
on Public Schools attacked Dr. S
deacons. T h ere w ill be special m u-
Sally stopped dead. S he looked a S CJ OO Cl (. ^Cl III p i l l g l l iV le d lC in C
T Donohue. Eugene dentist, su p ­
could see “ g ree n e r p a stu re s” elsew here. again be in th e pockets of th e spen d er. He has helped sic
by th e choir w ith Mrs. J, John up at M adeline in horror. "F rom
ported his constitutional a m e n d ­
(By S pecial C orrespondent)
T h ere is no U topia in any old w orld coun­ to pull out a stone in th e fo u n d atio n of th e tow n son as chorister. Song service and P ilar?" she repeated
m ent to repeal the so-called "Ail
preaching at 8 p. m. T he B ible
from
w
h
en
ce
comes
his
su
p
p
o
rt
and
his
own
fo
u
n
d
a­
WASHINGTON.
—
Crop
insur-
anee these years, keeping supply vertising D entists" law and perm it
try . The best and g re a te st country on tion. given enough of th o se w ho p ractice th a t th eo ry study on W ednesday at 8 p. m. is "W ho is P ilar?" D eborah inquired
’ nnee seems to be the coming and price of farm products with­ tru th fu l advertising of a h u s in e .s
S aliy and M adeline looked at
e a rth is our own U nited S tates and those and you w ill sh o rtly have no need for th e to w n n o r for both young people and adults each
or profession, hut the P ortland
agricultural remedy.
other. T hen they both coughed
in reasonable limits.
and a .special effo rt is being m ade
w ho w ould continually underm ine it and th e business in stitu tio n s th a t m ak e th e tow n.
B etter Business B ureau filed against
together. "Ju st a girl," M adeline
During the last few months tho
Wallace has been chief pro­
to m ake the serv ice a ttra c tiv e to said
T
h
e
big
mail
o
rd
er
houses
a
re
doing
th
e
most
the
m easure
nonchalantly, but S ally at the
p re a c h th e overthrow of o u r p resent
feeling has grown in Washington moter of the crop Insurance idea.
phenom enal business in th e ir existence and w hen all. T he S isterhood m eets on W ed­ sam e m om ent said, "she's a h o r­
Ttie
A nti-C olum bia R iver F i s h
that,
whichever
party
wins
in
d em ocratic form of governm ent should be one considers th e fact th a t ex am p le and incen tiv e nesday in the ch u rch parlors for
Governor Landon Is rumored as T rap and
Seine bill, advanced by
rib le nasty schem ing vam pire, th a t s
November,
some
sort
of
Insur­
considering
its
advocacy.
given a ta ste of w h a t some of these o th er is found am ong business m en them selves, it is not w ork.- -M. P u tm an , pastor.
gillnet
fisherm en, was opposed bv
w hat she is. and I hate her."
ance plan will be worked out to
Few persons have any definite seiners' union, although the bill
d ifficu lt to see w hy th e sm all tow n flo u n d ers along,
so c alled “ p ara d ises” really are.
"I w ouldn’t like her," D eborah
F o u rsq u are C hurch
protect the farm population ideas nt present about premium
may not get on the ballot. O p­
g aining little w hile th e out of tow n places, th a t sell
S ervices in th e F o u rsq u are church said positively, and put h er chin
against the ravages of Nature.
rates. One plan would work out tional m ilitary tra in in g in in s titu ­
m erchandise on faith, get th e business—The S h erid an are increasing in pow er. God is ! up.
Sun.
Several factors are responsible a rate on the basis of the aver­ tions of higher education was op­
Sim on raised him self on his arm*
blessing g reatly and we are p ra y ­
for this feeling. Three of them age annual crop deficiency over posed by five persons, including
ing for an old-fashioned revival. an d called dow n to them th rough
M a n ag e r Bill Joos has w orked h ard
men high in the ran k s of t h e
fire the old Federal Farm Board, a six-year period and a similar A
We in v ite you to join us in th e th e tw ilight. “HI, he said, “w hat
th e last tw o y ears to give H illsboro a w in­
m erican Legion. Sponsors of th e
m orning w orship at 11 o'clock and about the o th er m ail?”
the AAA crop control programs, average for the individual farm. bill
were toe late io get their a f ­
ning b aseb all team and deserves a g re a t
the ev en in g evangelistic rally at | "T here's m ore. T ubby's got it." | and the current soil conservation
Proposals have set the percent­
firm ative argum ent in th e p am ph­
7:45. T h e pastor w ill speak at I M adeline explained. "In his pocket.
d eal of c re d it. He has announced his in­
age of insurance as high as 75 let.
program.
both of th ese services. A record ‘ Ne s com ing across the brid g e now. !
• • •
ten tio n to re tire , however, and enjoy his
Soil conservation has not yet per cent • • •
S unday school for th e sum m er is I can h ear his delicate footsteps." ,
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
S
alvage
and
reforestation of the
proved
equal
to
the
Job
of
S u n d ay s th e w ay, a p p aren tly , some of his
expected
at
9:45
a.
m.
C
rusader
T ubby stopped beside th e steps,
Argus. A ugust 25, 1921—D avid C orw in, p ro m i­
of premiums in disastrous T illam ook b u rn area,
p la y e rs did on several Sundays w hen a n ent H illsboro citizen and business m an. dies h ere service at 6:30 p. m. w ill be fe a tu r­ only a few feet in front of D ebo­ "bringing back” the American COLLECTION
scene
of
the
great
1933 forest fire,
form of grain in bumper
ed by th e first V ictory C ircle m eet­ rah, so th at as sh^ took th e letters
farmer. Drouth and the supreme
was studied first-hand by G overnor
fu ll tea m fa ile d to show up. The boys Tuesday. Had been resid en t of city since 1885.
ing. All young people a re invited. from his in n er coat pocket she
crop
years
seems
to
be
favored
court
did
things
to
the
AAA
Je rse y b u ll sold for to p price to W in­ W eek-night services include h e lp ­
M artin, chairm an of t h «
tale
h a d th e s tu ff in th em as fa r as playing is lock. R egistered
crop control idea, which might over cash premiums. Besides
Wash., m an by G eorge B iersdorf, N o rth T u a la ­ ful and in terestin g Bible studies as could easily see them . Idly, as he
board of forestry, and five otlii i
called
nut
a
nam
e,
she
glanced
at
drawing
off
surplus,
this
also
co n cern ed , b u t reliab ility is one of the tin P lains Jersey breeder.
not have worked anyhow. Tho
men. S late F orester J W. Ft 1 1 '
well as o n -fire p ray er meetings, each envelope . . .
Farm Board is part of a dim would build up ¿he "evcr-normal son led the party. B oard mend ■ i..
H T. K oeber sells S u g ar Bowl co n fectio n ery on T uesday and F rid ay at 8 p. m. - !
g re a te s t assets th a t an y player can have.
“Sim on," he announced. "N othing past.
granary.”
on th e trip w ere M C Glover,
G uy P. D uffield Jr., pastor.
T he tea m h a d to fo rfe it tw o gam es b e­ Second street to J. W. E llis of Salem .
for you, B ryn. Sally, tw o for you.
A s early ns 1928 William M.
Eagle C reek; E rnest F. Johnsen,
The fact that some effective
M adeline had hers in town. A n o th ­
cause of som e p la y e rs not show ing up to
W allowa; J E Dngp t, K l a m n i '
Jardine, then secretary of agri­
T h irty Y ears Ago
e r fo r you. Sim on. And here," he means of aiding agriculture must
i.iii and c j Bin
give H illsboro th e re q u ire d num ber of
culture, pointed out that farm­
Argus, A ugust 23. 1906— H illsboro Mill com pany
said gallantly, "is a le tte r fo r you, be worked out, and quickly, is
ers without resources could not, U B. regional • forester
p la y e rs on th e fie ld . O ne can h ardly starts cleaning u p on m ill site at so u th end of T h ird
Mrs. L arned. It looks v ery in te r­ seeping into political minds.
» •
in most cases, survive one bad
esting. W ritten in a bold, dashing, Both sides orc realizing that crop
blam e Bill f o r d e c id in g to retire , but those street.
T he slate liquor control e a
m asculine hand, w ith a v ery thick
crop
year.
Jardine
also
pointed
H erm an B oge's se p arato r b u rn s w h ile w o rk in g
insurance
might
prove
good
sion m ade »111,177.26 l i t me ’ ’
w ho have fo llo w e d th e team adm ire him at Jo h n K am na place and K anina loses w agon loaded
it carries w ith it a hint campaign medicine.
out difficulties In the crop insur­
'J ’lIOSE two Saginaw, Mich., | enclosure,
by selling »589.437.85 w orth ot ‘
of m ystery."
fo r all th a t he did in try in g to give H ills­ w ith grain.
ance
system.
•
•
•
tied goodl S o f a r I i
men who were jailed for
W illiam S ch u lm erich of Farm ington. Dr. W ithy-
H
e
had
been
holding
out
Sim
on's
boro a second S u n set leag u e title. C ’est
Discrimination
against
the
bet­
profil
h , i . ..... .. $770,91 199
trying to kiss women in tho last letter, w aitin g for him to tak e FATHERS besides the farmers
of O regon S ta te college. S ta te Food and D airy
ter farming sections, bringing of $3.857.947.25.
la g u e rre , as th e y used to say in F rance C combe
neighboring
city
of
Alma
may
would
be
wooed
by
such
In­
it, as he spoke; so th at D eborah
om m issioner J. W. B ailey, L eslie S cott an d Mrs.
merely have been saluting their had had a m om ent to ta k e in the surance. The consumers, for ex­ more submnrglnnl land into cul­
b ack in w a r tim e.
A bigail S cott D u niw ay of th e O regonian to a tten d
tivation, would, Jardine said, re­
E o,ooeei
o f (he . I
Alma
maters.
m
eaning of th e h an d w ritin g on ample, ought to like a plan that
F arm e rs’ In s titu te at T illam ook, going by th e W il­
sult from n uniform-rate plan.
department have beg
G ran d m o th er's envelope. It w as fa ­ would protect them against vio­
son riv e r ro ad an d w ill m ak e it in th e u su al tw o
mad routea from the •
Other vulnerable points stand
Greece and Albania have no m iliar . . . it was d read fu lly fa- I lent fluctuations in price of farm
days.
out Some localities) would have reconnaissance Is speedy and eei
radio stations. Well, that’s one m iliar. A cold, icy hand clutched at products.
Ja m e s S ay is to be c o n g ra tu la te d upon
R ep o rt ag ain c u rre n t th a t S. P. w ill elec trify
high premium rales because of ers a lot of te rrito ry . It If Baldoel
way of taking earc of those h er heart, anil she felt herself tu r n ­
his prom otion to m a n a g e r o f the F irst F o u rth street. P o rtlan d , and put on an elec tric s e rv ­
The drouth has brought things severe crop hazards. Complaints chief highw ay en g in ee r adm its, but
ing fain t again, as she had on th at
announcers.
ice as fa r out as F o rest Grove.
Wide areas that from these sections would put can n ev er replace actual survey­
N atio n al h a n k b ra n c h a t S ta y to n . D uring
dread fu l afternoon on the w h a r f ' to n head.
• • •
W. V. W iley has th e b ar concession a t th e state
ing on the ground th e road Is t ■
. . . G ran d m o th er was sm iling at yielded bumper crops in years
th e resid en ce of M r. a n d M rs. S ay in Hills­ fair n e x t m onth.
It seems to us that the para­ T u b b y ’s nonsense, w aiting for her of heavy rainfall will produce Hie political pressure on for rate
cover. A panoram a fiom the air,
J o h n M ilne sells h is place a t I.eisy v ille to W. J.
boro, w h ere f o r th re e y e a rs he served as
chute jumper who landed on letter. She did not notice D eborah's nothing this year. Secretary of revision.
abd pictures tak en from a plan'
G regg S ale m ade th ro u g h an ad v ertisem en t in th e
Then there would be of can be helpful, but engine, i • dill
on outdoor dance floor near face. B ut B ryn did. He stood up Agriculture
a s sis ta n t m a n a g e r of th e F irs t N ational, A
Henry
Wallace
says
rgus.
need to cover th e road
loea'ieo
the difficulty of making
Pittsburgh might have crashed sharply He saw D eborah's w h ite ­
th e y m ad e m any frie n d s, w ho w ill re g re t
insurance and tho "ever- course,
H. C. H offm an sells his b a k e ry on M ain stre e t
on foot and stu d y seen , o f n a i
the gate with a little more ness. He p u t out his h and and crop
certain
that
policy
holders
lived
th e ir d e p a rtu re .
to a Mr. Commons ot Portland.
in th e ir offices befo re staitiiib
took th e le tte r from T ubby's. He normal granary” plan would bal-
fioesse.
tip to regulations.
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