H IL L S B O R O
Papre Two
A R O V S , H IL L S n O R O ,
W. V ER N E M .K IN N E Y
E d ito r
MRS E. C M eKINNEY
A ssociate E d ito r
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Let’s Have Your Vote
T oday is th e last day fo r reco rd in g
one’s p refe re n c e in th e p resid e n tial straw
ballot being co nducted by th e A rgus in
conjunction w ith th o u sa n d s of country
n ew sp ap ers th ro u g h o u t th e land. Send in
y o u r ballot from last w eek's p a p e r and
let's see w h a t the tre n d of political th o u g h t
is here. It should be in te restin g to every
one to g et a cross section of th e v o ters’
a ttitu d e on th is m om entous election. The
ballot w as p rin te d in only one issue of th e
p a p e r so as to prev en t any possible s tu ff
ing of the ballo t box, w hich m ay be found
ju s t inside th e A rgus office door. The
voting is secret and no one knows how the
individual casts his b allo t. The ballo t m ust
be in the office or p o stm ark ed by 5 p. m.
(T h u rsd a y ) S ep tem b er 17. Is y o u r’s in?
Savings Seen
G overnor M artin an d S tate T re a su re r
H olm an have co n tin u ally and logically
b ro u g h t hom e th e need fo r a c e n tra l g a r
age fo r state-ow ned cars, w hich th e y con
te n d w ould save th e ta x p a y e rs a large
am ount of m oney. These sta te officials
feel, and w ith ju stifica tio n , th a t if th e cars
w ere pooled in such a g a ra g e th a t few e r
w ould be needed and th a t th e re w ould be
less chance of th e ir being used fo r priv ate
purposes. A ction of th is kind in govern
m en ta l subdivisions w ould resu lt in a sav
ing to th e tax p a y e r.
A Good Investment
The Y aijuina bay b rid g e at N ew port,
th e last b rid g e on th e O regon Coast h ig h
w ay. has been com pleted and is now open
to th e public. The com pletion of the
b rid g e s should be a g re a t stim ulus to all
business along th e coast and b rin g th o u
san d s of m ore visitors to this w onderland.
T he o p p o rtu n ity to drive the len g th of th e
O regon coast w ith o u t th e delays of ferrie s
will b rin g g re a t p ro fits in to u rist dollars
to th e state.
T here is still tw o m ore w eeks to go in
th e proverb contest. M any people found
t h a t it w as lots of fu n th e first tim e. Ev
eryone can m ake it a gam e. If you h a v e n ’t
s ta rte d get into it now. Back copies are
available a t th e A rgus in m ost cases if you
have lost any of the cartoons.
Military Training
T he follow ing a rticle in th e O regon
V o te r on th e com pulsory m ilitary tra in
ing question in th e s ta te ’s schools of h ig h
e r education is such a c le a r exposition of
th e situation th a t th e A rgus is pleased to
pass it on to its rea d e rs. The th o u g h ts ex
pressed coincide th o ro u g h ly w ith those
held by th is n ew sp ap er.
If a dem ocracy is to survive, its citizens m ust
b slie v e in it enough to engage in its defense w hen
its v e ry existence is m enaced by th e forces of fac
tio n and despotism . To m ake such defense effective,
in stead of a fu tile sacrifice of life, its citizenry m ust
have a nucleus of train ed m ilitary officers in r e
serv e for em ergencies w hen th ey arise. We have
such a nucleus now. th an k s in no sm all p art to th e
m ilitary train in g courses fo r w hich congress p ro
vided in the land g ran t colleges. This action of con
gress grew largely out of th e lessons of th e C ivil
w ar. in w hich ten s of thousands of lives of A m er
ican boys, N orthern and S outhern, w ere w asted b e
cause of lack of train ed leadership. W e n ev er know
w hen a fire w ill b reak out, so we have to have a
fire d epartm ent th a t is in read in ess all th e tim e.
O ur R eserve O fficers’ Corps, recru ited larg ely from
th e ROTC courses in th e state un iv ersities and co l
leges. is freshened an n u ally as young m en g rad u ate
from these courses, and is k ep t in read in ess as a
nucleus for an em ergency.
Professional soldiers w e obtain by o ffering m ili
ta r y careers. B ut a dem ocracy does n o t w an t or
need a large standing arm y unless it is su rro u n d ed
by foes or dangers, and o ur dem ocracy is favored
in th a t respect. So w e have a sm all professional
arm y, a considerable nu m b er in our N ational G uard
and our reserve corps. To re c ru it for our reserv e
corps by offering the salaries and pay of p ro fes
sional soldiers, and thus ta k e them en tirely out of
th e em ploym ents of peace, w ill be unnecessary so
long as we have another ad eq u ate m ethod of fill
in g th eir ranks.
To date, the most co-operative m ethod, a ttractin g
th e finest of our young men. has been thro u g h th e
ROTC in th e colleges. In most of our sta te in s titu
tions of higher learning, w hich obtain federal grants
conditioned on the m aintenance of courses in m ili
ta r y science and also d rillin g in m ilitary practice,
it has been custom ary to m ake these courses and
d rillin g a req u irem en t for tak in g certain degrees.
In our O regon S tate college, for instance, n early 95
p e r cent of th e boy students have tak en m ilitary
tra in in g as one of th e req u ired courses. In our
U n iv ersity of O regon, a high percentage of boys
hav e done likew ise.
T he p ractice of th e Oregon S tate B oard of
H ig h er E ducation in re q u irin g this course is laid
dow n in th e ir catalog as follows:
"T h e D e p a rtm e n t of M ilitary Science and Tactics
is a unit of the R eserv e O fficers’ T raining C orps of
th e U nited S tates A rm y, established by act of C on
gress. T he p u rp o se of th e instruction given is to
q u a lify students, by system atic and stan d ard tr a in
in g m ethods, so th a t in tim e of national em ergency
tra in e d men. g ra d u ates of colleges and u niversities,
m ay lead th e u n its of th e large arm ies on w hich
th e sa fe ty of th e co u n try m ay depend.
“All p h ysically fit m ale students who a re c iti
zens of th e U nited S tates a re req u ired to tak e th e
Thursday, September 17, 1931»
The Great American home
to ld m e a b o u t I ’ ilu r 1 think site
tw o -y ear Basic C ourse d u rin g th eir fresh m an and
sounds fa s c in a tin g ."
sophom ore years. L ib eral exem ptions a re granted,
how ever, on account of conscientious objections to
lie
T u b b y lo o ke d
up
" P ila r’
F irst C hurch of C hrist, Scientist
* said I n r ie d iilo u s ly .
m ilitary service, and on account of conflict of stu d ies
Services a re held every Sunday
o r em ploym ent. A standing com m ittee of th e U n i i t I t a in : W ednesday evening
"S h e sounds marvelous So tall
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.a n d lie a u tifu l F in n her num e is
v ersity faculty investigates an d passes on ap p lica services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school
I lovely. Isn't It? I’llar."
W P 5N0UGH TO HRFTA G O TO SCHOOL
at l l n. m. P upils up to the age
tions for exem ption.
" D o y o u m enu to say those wain-
"T he Basie C ourse qualifies the student for a p ' of 20 years a re welcomed. Free
wthout hbving yo u ac tin g twu 5
¡en to ld \ in i about P ila r " "
pointm ent as a non-com m issioned officer, gives a read ing room open on W ednesdays
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general know ledge of th e defense agencies ef th e S u n d ay's topic. "M atter."
I " W e ll." In* sa id w ith a h e a vy sig h ,
U nited S tates governm ent
I "w o m e n are th e fu n n ie s t tilin g s in
"A tw o -y ear A dvanced C ourse is offered to a
M. E. C hurch (B ethany)
! c a p tiv ity I s h o u ld th in k th a t w o u ld
On G erm antow n road. Sunday
lim ited n u m b er of selected ju n io rs and seniors w ho
I lla v e been Die last nam e th e y w o u ld
have com pleted the Basie Course. On com pletion of school every Sunday, 19 a m ; G or
have m e n tio n e d A n d if som ehow
th e A dvanced Course, including a six w eeks' su m m an service, 11 a m„ first and
yo u bad beard a b o ut P ila r. I sh o u ld
m er cam p betw een the ju n io r and senior years, th e th ird Sundays; English service, 11
W ith a " llo w
do y o u do M r.
have th o u g h t she'll lie th e last p e r P re s id e n t? " and a " llo w an* you,
stu d en t is eligible for a com m ission in th e O fficers' a. n i , second and fourth S undays
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w o u ld have d a re d open m y m o u th d id a te s m et, and honors, a c c o rd
ligation to accept a comm ission.
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"S tu d en ts enrolled for w o rk in m ilitary science T u alatin P lains P resb y terian C hurch
J u s t a m ere m an."
(F o u r m iles n o rth of H illsboro)
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try , are even.
and tactics a re not in th e m ilitary service, and a s
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sum e no m ilitary obligations. Those w ho elect to
w ay. " D e b o ra h said but h e r s m ile
In n il W ash in g ton . lin t n :»ingl<*
p u rsu e th e A dvanced C ourse m erely ag re e to com m ; Sunday school, 19 15 a. tn.. C
began no w to fe e l a lit t le s t if f and d in in g ro o m o r h a ll was fo u nd
p lete it in re tu rn for the financial consid eratio n s in E . 7:30 p m. W om an's M issionary
q u e e r "T h e re Isn't any reusnu w liy la rge enough to u e vo in u u xlu te 3000
society last W ednesday of m onth
volved.
I s lio u ld n 't w a n t to h e a r ab o ut P i guests ut one s ittin g So th e w i l t
"S tudents in th e Basic C ourse are eq u ip p ed and
la r. is th e re , o r w o u ld n 't lik e h e r? " in g roo m
o f th e c a p ita l’s u n io n
All Saints iFpiseopal)
u n ifo rm ed at the expense of th e U nited S tates gov
T u b b v was s ile n t fo r a m om ent. s ta tio n was tra n s fo rm e d in to a b a n
Services for th e fifteenth S u n
ern m en t S tu d en ts in th e A dvanced C ourse receive
T ilt il. " I suppose n o t," lie said s lo w q u e t h a ll to ft cd the m em b e rs of
from th e governm ent an allow ance for uniform s, day after T rinity. S eptem ber 20.
ly "N o t u n d e r th e elreuinstanees. th e t h u d w o r ld p o w e r conference.
com m utation of subsistence, and pay for the sum m er w ill be held as follows: C hurch
A fte r a ll. e v e ry th in g w e n t spang K e pie.scntntives fro m m ore th a n 50
tra in in g cam p period—an ag gregate of about $290 school at 9:43 a. ni : m orning p ra y
em
n i b t i e
c r*
i; , a n d
r ig h t by th e b o a rd fo r you. d id n 't na tio ns, w it h ca b in e t m le
e r and serm on. 11 o'clock S u b
for th e tw o years.
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A n d yo u k n o w it
So w h y fo re ig n d ip lo m a ts sat at i tablas
j e c t , "U nction or H ealing in th e
“A lim ited n u m b er of stu d e n ts in th e Basic C h u rc h ." A choir reh earsal w ill be
g 9 6 fi- * 4
Ing
s h o u ld y o u w o r ry u b o u t P ilu r o r ne a th th e v a u lte d c e ilin
C o u rse may be assigned to fill vacancies in th e held at 7:30 p. m. F riday in the
above th e m . T h e
u n p re ce d e n te d
a n y b o d y else?"
U niv ersity B and.’’
ch u rch under the direction of Mrs.
D e b o ra h to re a lit t le piece o f scene wa.s staged m a s e ttin g b e fit
Note in th e foregoing, th e second p aragraph, th a t V’. W. G a rd n e r. A n y o n e d e s irin g
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green v e lv e t moss o ff the log. and
“lib eral exem ptions are g ran ted ." T h ere is nothing to sing see M rs G ardner. We are
spread it on th e back o f h e r hand Flags, plaques, and sh ie ld s w ere
oppressive in th e ad m in istratio n of the req u irem en t. h appy to announce th a t Mrs. H eb
So T u b b y d id n 't k n o w , e ith e r T u b h u n g in tin» huge h a ll w h ic h U
F o r th e reason th at such ex cellen t courses have been erts. form erly of G ran ts Pass, is
by th o u g h t tliu t B ry n had fa lle n In designed a fte r th e Hom an b a ths of
given, by such a fin e p ersonnel of th e U nited S tates i our new organist. All S aints e x
lo v e w ith h e r in M r H o lw o rth y 's D io c le tia n , w ith n g o ld -s tu d d e d ie -
arm y re g u lar establishm ent, an d are featu red so tends to all w ithout a church hom e
o ffic e . T u b b y d id n 't k n o w e v e ry c ssed c e ilin g and an im m ense b a l
co n y s u p p o rtin g fo rty - e ig h t inasmvo
strongly and su p p o rted so w ell, th e state college a h earty welcome. T he su b ject of
th in g a b o u t B ry n , a fte r a ll S lid
atten d an ce has been alm ost unanim ous. T he course th e serm on as announced should
d i'iily D e b o ra h th o u g h t stie u n d e r statues o f a n c ie n t heroes T h e re a
has not been em phasized to »he sam e ex ten t in th e be of interest to all. Com e and hear
stood w h y llr y n had to ld a ll these son fo r u sin g th e s in g le h a ll was
u n iversity, m ainly because it has not been given ' w h at the ch u rch has to offer on
people tile same stor.v. th e s to ry m ade neccaswry by th e ru le s o f
a b o ut f a llin g In lo v e w it h h e r it p ro to c o l w h ic h m ust be observed
such heavy fin an cial support by th e U nited S tates th is im portant sacram ent. A ttcn-
I was to save h is o w n s e lf-re sp e ct, w h e n h ig h r a n k in g o ffic iu U and
governm ent, so J n th a t in stitu tio n it lias not com i tion is again called to th e church
school, and th e tim e of opening. If
j He d id n 't w a n t a n y o f th e m to d ip lo m a ts a re present. A foreign
m anded so high a proportion of attendance.
k n o w th a t he had ju s t fo u n d a d ip lo m a t o r o ffic ia l re p re s e n ta tiv e
In all o ur h ig h er ed u catio n al institutions, in you can teach and a re desirous of
, n e w and in te re a tin g w a y tn e a rn cannot ta k e a seat at a fo rm a l d in
O regon as w ell as th ro u g h o u t th e U nited States, it doing so consult th e v icar or V. W.
G ardner, su p erin ten d e n t. T he q u a r
I m oney Oh, th a t w a s n 't fa ir T h a t n e r o u t o f his p ro p e r p o s itio n w it h
has become a h abit in recent y ears to ag itate against terly m eeting of t h e W om an's
I w a s n 't lik e B ry n . A n d , last n ig h t. o u t v io la tin g th e n o v e re ig n ity he
th ese courses as "com pulsory.’’ This ag itatio n is A u x iliary w as held on M onday,
p e rs o n ifie s
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I '» o in th e sound o f P ila r ," she
p a rtly due to h atred of w ar. p a rtly due to dislike of S e p te m b e r 14. in T rin ity church. - .
one t ilin g 1 lik e a b o ut h im . h is a b - I said at last, " I c o u ld n 't b la m e a n y -
discipline. B oth th ese em otions a re norm al and to P ortland. M rs., E arl H aw orth of
W ith L a b o r D ay, th e
r t i ’iig
s o lu te la c k o f co n c e it
| b o d y fo r th in k in g shu was w o n -
be expected. It is out of th is h a te and th is dislike All S aints m ission gav
m u rk o f tin* re a l p o litic » ! < u in -
gave a rep port
o rt
D e b o ra h
c o n sid e re d
" T u b b y | d e r fu l "
pulgn, th e contest n o w s p e e d i u p
th a t a considerable stu d en t m ovem ent w as organized on th e G earh art sum m er
w o u ld n 't m a n y ju s t a n y b o d y ." she i
suppose she docs sound a ll across th e e n t ile n a tio n . g a in in g in
in o ur U niversity of O regon in protest against "com w hich she atten d ed th is sum m er
said com fortingly.
( r ig h t," T u b b y said d u b io u s ly . " B u t mom entum and g e ttin g m ore i x -
—R eginald Hicks, vicar.
pulsory m ilitary train in g ."
(By F rances S helley Wees)
" I d o n 't m ean ju s t a n y b o d y . B u t she's no good, D eb o ra h . I'm w a rn - c ltin g us th e days r o ll by
The
U nder th e term s of fed eral acts w hich m ake th e
(C on tin u ed fro m la s t week)
I can th in k o f h a lf a dozen g ir ls in in g yo u , in casi* she e v e r conies p re lim in a rie s an* o v e r
T in* big
grants, and u n d er o ur sta te law s, our state board
Beaverton Church of Christ
o u r o w n c ro w d w h o c o u ld m a k e j n e a r yo u B u t w h a t’s been h a n d l'd parade is on.
W hnt Die p u b lic ,
CH A PTER IX
of h igher ed ucation has a u th o rity to reg u late th e
B ible school on L ord’s Day at
q u ite a d e n t i l l h im . D eborah, i f to h e r is h a rd to take, and it is n 't h o w e ve r, duea not see. o r u n -
Mrs. V ernia Hopper,
ex ten t to w hich m ilitary tra in in g is to be com pul 9:45 a. m
d< is la n d , is the s k illf u l o p i i il.
T h e b reak fast tabic w as spread th e y set a b o u t d o in g it. .And. o f a g re tin g w ith h e r v e ry w e l l "
sory. L ittle tro u b le has been ex p erien ced u n til r e su p erin ten d en t C om m union service
" D id y o u h e a r s o m e b o d y c a llin g ? ” o f th e m en b e h in d th e acenfc,
r n the sm all te rra c e at th e side of course, th e re 's one in p a rtic u la r ."
cent years, w hen th e a g itatio n at th e u n iv ersity at 11 a. m.. follow ed by preaching th
e house, w here B ryn and Debo- ,
D e b o ra h s a id su d d e n ly . " I t so u n d - P o p u la r tre n d s u s u a lly s w in g ua
achieved considerable publicity. The state board by th e pastor. Y oung People’s m eet rah had eaten th e ir first breakfast : " P ila r ? "
*’d ' ‘ hi* G ra n d m o th e r. E xcuse me, elx*etion. b u t th e e ffic ie n c y o f t . u
w as asked to abolish “com pulsory" m ilitary tr a in ing at 7 p. m.. song service and together. T h ere w ere six places I " P ila r .. . " .
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T u b b v ." and she get u p a nd ra n p o litic a l m achines have tu rn e d tlm
ing. T h ere w ere so m any ad v an tag es to it, in th e serm o n at 8 p. ni. M idw eek service ’.aid, but Sally w as still upstairs,
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s w ir t lv up th e p a th to to th e house t r ic k in th e (last
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ednesday,
8
p
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We
w
ish
to
cd c u rio u s ly .
1 n e v e r k n e w a n y G ra n d m o th e r was not c a llin g B u t
opinion of th e board, and it w as w orking so sa tis
call atten tio n to the Ross E vangel sleeping, as Sim on explained, like
c o u ld ll*t , ^ . , r
facto rily in b u ild in g u p an efficien t body of fine istic m eeting in th e H illsboro C h ris a dorm ouse; and B ryn had not yet g ir ls b u t y o u and S a lly , and I u n - D e b o ra b k n ,.w
S e c re ta ry M o rg e n th a u . who. .us
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o p r e tty w e ll. Ia n t L ,
w ,„ , Tubby
young m en in ex cellen t p hysical an d m en tal h ab its tia n church and ask th e m em bers re tu rn e d from his parly erran d to
head o f th e Ir e u iu r y , is th e t it u la r
she
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thus
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as w ell as in com petence for m ilitary lead ersh ip to and friends of o u r B eaverton con th e farm dow n the road. D eborah,
H e r h e a rt f e l t ns i f it was b re a k - bend o f th e secret service, breathes
" N o t in a h u n d re d years, in n o - j n g She w e n t up the stairs to h e r a sig ti o f r e lie f e v e ry tim e Ins
m eet an em ergency, th a t th e b o ard refused to abolish gregation to support this cam paign in freshly starched blue gingham ,
it on th e dem and of th e faction w hich w as ag itatin g as m uch as possible by y o u r a t sat erect on her ch air behind the cence. N o t in a th o usa n d years. , o w n roo m , and .shut the door be- fr ie n d and c h ie f a rriv e s sa fe ly back
I to th e W h ite House. S ince e a rly in
fo r its discredit. T he s ta te leg islatu re w as appealed ten d an ce d u rin g th e w eek.—M. P u t silver coffee pot, and poured out a She's one of these hot - headed hind her.
th ird cup for T ubby. Beside h e r .1 stam ping beauties. P ilar has those
to by th e sam e stu d en t group, headed by th e b ril m an. pastor.
Th girl he loved . . . she w ould Ju n e , secret s e rv ic e o p e ra tiv e s h a ve
h
uge
flashing
black
eyes,
a
n
d
M adeline sat quiet, gazing d re a m
be P ila r B eautiful P ilar, w ith h e r been k e p t busy c re a tin g e la b o ra te
lian t R ichard N eu b erg er an d su p p o rted by num erous
ily out th rough th e tru n k s of the sm ooth black h a ir . . . she slicks b la c k e.vc J and her black h air and safegum ais as tin* p re s id e n t s w u n g
organizations an d in d iv id u als w ho are disaffected
Christian Church
it
back
and
pins
a
red
rose
in
it.
ta ll pines.
her red mouth. T hey all thought South. N o rth , and East w ith h a rd
w'ith m any th in g s in o ur form of governm ent. The
L o rd ’s day unified study-w orship
"W ell," Sim on sighed, "I w onder you know . . . and she m akes her B ryn had given her up, forgotten ly a rest b e tw e e n trip s Tin* o v e r
ap p eal th e re w as in vain. N eu b erg er w as not easily service, 9:45-11:45 a. m. C hurch
m
outh
very
red
and
doesn't
use
1 her, for D eborah T hat w as whnt w o rk e d S S. m en do not lo o k f o r
discouraged. He took his cause to U nion L abor and school, 9:45 a. m. Aim: 160, w ith if today w ill be th e big day."
rouge on h er checks. And -she's J they had to think. T hey couldn't w a rd to a n y r e lie f u n t il e a rly in
“Oh.
probably
not.”
T
ubby
said
1
classes
for
all
ages.
M
en’s
class
th e G range, an d w ith th e co -operation of th o se tw o
tall and graceful and buys w o n d er
N o ve m b e r.
• • •
organizations he o btained enough p etitio n sig n atu res m eetin g at th e V enetian theatre. com fortably. "I give him u n til about ful clothes, th e kind o th er people possibly u nderstand, w hen t h e y
,
didn't
know
th
e
tru
th
;
w
hen
they
T
hursday
noon."
M
orning
w
orship.
10:45.
Special
B o th p re s id e n tia l ca n d id ate s are
to p u t th e proposal on th e ballot. T h e m easu re w ill
can't get by w ith."
m usic and serv ice in charg e of
“It doesn't m ake any difference i "Is she very beautiful, -M ade | didn't know w hy B ryn had m a r n o w a c c la im e d as " r a in m a k e r "
b e voted upon n e x t N ovem ber. Its full te x t is:
ried.
As th e p re s id e n t tra v e le d on lus
“S ection I: N o stu d e n t in atten d an ce a t an y of E vangelist Floyd Ross. Serm on. w hen he cornea, does it?" M adeline line?”
"T
he
New
T
estam
ent
and
E
very
And his tenderness tow ard her" d ro u th area In sp ectio n , r a in p re -
inquired.
"T
he
sooner
he
comes,
1
th e state in stitu tio n s of h ig h er education in th e S tate
"V ery. Almost as beautiful as | His h and o v e r hers, .s ittin g th e re in
M em ber C hurch." This is "A um s
of O regon sh all be com pelled o r req u ired to tak e ville" day and friends of th e e v a n th e sooner it w ill be settled. I wish yo u , honey only quite, quite dif- the tw ilig h t'' W hat w as that, th e n ’ r rd e d h im a lm ost o v e r hi.s e n tire
ro u te R ain began fa llin g as G o v
or atten d any co u rse or courses of m ilitary science gelist from th e place of his s tu he'd com e now and get it over ; fcrent."
D eborah got up and w ent into e rn o r L a tiflo n w as m a k in g a p e r
and o r tactics, or to atten d an y m ilitary d rill as a d en t-p asto rate have been invited w ith."
"H ave she and T ubby know n her bedroom She stood before her sonal s u rv e y o f b lig h te d o r c h a ;j0
As she spoke. B ryn pushed open each other long’ '’
necessary re q u irem en t to o btain any d eg ree or d e fo r a g reat day of fellow ship w ith
m irror, and lifted her eyes to the in Kansas.
grees to be g rad u ated from an y of said in stitu tio n s." b asket d in n er at noon. C hristian th e dining room door and cam e out
"Y ears and y e a n ."
• • •
girl in the glass. T h e faded ging
to
th
e
te
rra
c
e
He
put
a
hand
on
N ote how sw eeping th is w o rk in g is. T hough E ndeavor. 6:45. In term e d iate and
"Then . . . su rely
Irre s p e c tiv e a lik e o f th e w e ll be
S im on's shoulder, tw eaked T u bby’s w orry, M adeline. He you n eedn't ham dress, the braided h air .
th e re a re num ero u s "re q u ire d ” courses for m any d e y oung people. E vangelistic m eet hair, let his eyes rest on D eborah's
w ould have she lo o k id like som e forlorn little in g o f th e ir peoples, and o f econ
grees. and som e "req u ired " courses for all degrees, ing, 7:45 p. m. Saxophone and vio low ered eyelashes, and spoke to m arried her long ago if he'd been orphan yo u n g ster w ho n e e d e d o m ic factors. Euro|«*an n a tio n s are
going to, w o u ld n ’t hr
su ch as for certain fu n d am en tals of education, this lin solos. A rt picture. "T he Old M ' i bn*. “W hy, m e?”
som eone to love her B ryn was p re p a rin g fo r w a r O n ly a s te rn
"No," she kind. He was so rry for her. The d e te rm in a tio n o f th e people.*, th e m
M adeline hesitated
proposed law singles out th e re q u irem en t fo r m ili Rugged Cross." Serm on. "H iding
"No.
G
raham
.”
said finally. "Som ething new has feeling tig had for h er was . . . selves th a t w a r s h a ll not be t o l
ta r y tra in in g an d w ith d raw s th a t alone fro m th e B ehind O u r R efuge of Lies " Come
" H e ll come," B ryn said ch eer ju s t occurred in P ilar's life». She pity.
erated. w ill p re v e n t a ca ta s tro p h e
ad m in istrativ e d iscretio n of th e state board. Note h ear our evangelist. He is d iffe r
fully,
and
pulled
up
his
chair.
"A
nd
w ouldn’t have m arried him until
Stic pressed h er lips to g eth er th a t w o u ld p ro v e tre m e n d o u s ly
th e w ord "an y ” b efo re th e w o rd "degree." T h at en t an d you’ll lik e him. C ontinuing
th e re ’s cne su re thing, he w on't now."
each
night
th
is
w
eek.—R.
L.
P
u
t
firm ly to stop th eir trem bling. She m o re d e s tru c tiv e th a n th e g re a t
w’ould ex clude th e re q u ire m e n t of m ilitary tra in in g
get past Joe. I left Jo e on a box
A cold finger touched D eborah's w ent into her bathroom and bathed w a r o f tw e n ty years ago.
nam, pastor.
from m ilitary course itself as a condition of o b tain
j high up on the seat of a wagon heart; but the touch w as so light her eyes in cold w ater.
in g a degree in th a t course.
(To b« continued )
| box, w h ere he can see th e road th at it was gone in an instant, and
Trinity Lutheran Church
■ M rs. C la rk "H a s y o u r husbund
W ithout im p u g n in g th e m o tiv es of U nion L a
T he service of w orship w ill be com ing up th e m ountain for about she had forgotten it.
g ix e n up g o l f "
bor, it is realized re a d ily th a t it has not love for conducted at 10:30 a. m : S unday tw o m iles He's got the wagon p u ll
"W hat can I do. M adeline?"
L e g a l b la n k s . 5c and 10e. A m m - j M rs F aster: "Yes. b u t he still
th e m ilitary as an in stitu tio n , its acq u ain tan ce w ith school at 9:45. S erm on topic: "T he ed u n d er a shady tree, and he’s got
M adeline brought her gaze back p le te s u p p ly a v a ila b le u t th e H ills - I uses th e language w hen changing
it h aving come in so larg e a degree to th e em p lo y F orgotten M an.”—Eph. 4:22. Who is an old p a ir of spy-glasses, and the from the distan t eastern horizon b o ro A rg u s .
tf tire s " Ex.
m ent of m ilitary forces d u rin g strikes. L abor alw ays he? W hat a rc his tr u e conditions? : horn."
"T ubby likes m e,” she said. "I
has felt th a t th is use of th e m ilitia has been on th e You a re co rd ially w elcom ed to
B ryn finished his b reakfast, and know he likes me. We get along
sid e of th e em ployer; it is n a tu ra l th at it should be w orship w ith us.
he and T ubby and Sim on left the beautifully together. If I w ere su re
p reju d iced ag ain st it and fe a rfu l of abuses by it.
table. T hey w ere going. T ubby in he d id n 't love P ilar I'd ju st sim ply
form ed th e tw o girls, to inspect the set about m aking him love me."
T h at th e college sons of U nion L ab o r p aren ts should
Pilgrim House
"B ut could I find out about P ilar?
T hursday: C om m em oration of St. dungeons and see th at th e chains
be req u ired to ta k e m ilitary tra in in g is n a tu ra lly ob
I t th a t what you want me to d o t"
noxious. It is easy to u n d e rsta n d th e a ttitu d e of F ran cis of Assisi. F riday and S a tu r w ere in good order.
(By Special C orrespondent)
"I thought you m ight ask B ryn
U nion L abor in opposition to m ilita ry tra in in g and day: E m ber days, set aside for
W hen th ey w ere gone, M adeline
special p ra y e r fo r th e church u n i put out h er hand and patted Debo- B ryn knows. B ryn know s e v e ry ÇJAI.EM T h e f ir s t d e fin ite m ove $1 IKKIIMKI above the legislative a p
th e form al aid it is giving th is m easure.
to w ard reconstruction of O re propriations for the ru r re n t b ie n
thing about T ubby, ju st as Tubby
F o r sim ilar reasons, it is easy to u n d erstan d w hy versal and the clergy. Sunday. E du- . i rah 's lightly. "D eborah," she said know ns ev ery th in g about Bryn. gon's capitol was m ade this week nium. it was revealed this week by
th e com m unists a re for th e bill. T he fact th a t th e cation Sunday, 16th a fter P en te a fter a m om ent, “w ould you do And then you could tell me."
w hen a crew of w orkm en under Wall.ice Wharton, executive aecreA
com m unists a re for it does n o t m ak e a com m unist cost. S rm on: "T he Annoimting". som ething for me?"
D eborah locked up. "Do you th e direction of P aul E. Doty, S a tai.v tu G o v e rn o r M a r t i n
Tl 1 -■
“O f course.”
bill out of it; th e bill is la w fu lly on th e ballot and in series on 23rd Psalm . T ext:
really love him, M adeline?" she lem nurserym an, b< gan m oving the budget requests, how ever, w ill b i
has a rig h t th e re as a law fu l su b ject of p o p u lar "Thou annountest my head w ith | “It's about Tubby. I don't know asked.
shrubs
and
zm
all
trees
from
the
subjected to severe paring by the
P ray ers for those atten d in g w hat to th in k .” S he looked up.
legislation in O regon; b u t th e com m unists a re against oil”.
M adeline sm iled, a slow sm ile ground to be occupied by the new board of control nnd by th e b u d
school and fo r th e ir instructors.
T he t.e e s nnd shrubs get dep artm en t before being pass
o u r form of govern m en t; o u r fo rm of g overnm ent "R eligion in th e N ews" topics: 1. "W ith any o th er man in th e world. H er eyes w ere tender. "Yes, honey. stru ctu re
w ill be "heeled in' to aw ait r e ed on to the legislature next No-
w ill be o v ertu rn ed fa r m ore easily if m ilitary tr a in Jew ish New Y ear comes again; 2. I'd ju s t exercise my fem inine charm Really."
' Well, then." D eborah said w ith p lan tin g a fte r th e new building I vem ber and Indications a re that
ing fo r its defense is d iscred ited and forbidden as a N otre D am e u n iv ersity speaks on , and . . . w ait B ut th a t isn’t safe
w
ith
T
ubby.
T
ubby
isn't
exactly
lias been com pleted. It is also
req u irem en t. O f course th e com m unists a re for this education and
religion; 3. “San shy, b u t he doesn't have any idea a sigh. "I'll see w hat I can do, planned to save such of the la rg the recom m ended budgets w ill be.
m aterially reduced
from
those
m easure, though th ey th em selv es believe in th e p ictu re of th a t nam e. Monday: St. i th a t he's so a ttractiv e th a t a n y M adeline."
It was only an hour or tw o later e r trees as it is practical to move subm itted by the in stitu tio n heads.
to ta lita ria n state, in w hich th e y w ould exercise th e F rancisco”, a rev iew of th e motion body m ight w ant to m arry him. It's
w hen she saw h er chance. T ubby although som e w ill have to be
pow er or d ictato rsh ip in b eh alf of th e p ro letariat, M atthew , apostle and evangelist.
and by th eir ow n force of arm s, d u ly trained, w ould T uesday; St. M aurice. P astor H en J office. 232 N orth T hird avenue, be 1 was sitting alone on a stu m p down cut and uprooted. E xcavation for
A to ta l of 104,839 out-of-state au-
e new building Is expected to
en force conform ity in education, th e press, th e p u l ry S. H aller m ay be consulted any tw een 10 a. m. and noon, or by by th e brook, w h ittlin g in d u strio u s th
ly at a willow .'.tick, try in g to m ake be u n d ertak en ju s t as soon as the *',n»,>blles visited Oregon d u ring
pit, th e p latform an d in th e e n tire realm of ideas, day, except M onday, at the house appointm ent.
m onths o f this y ear
him self a w histle D eborah w ent p’ans have been com pleted by t h e , " ” ’ j ,
ideals and freedom itself.
dow n th e path and perched herself a r c h i te c t p r o b a b ly w ithin the next oceording to registration figures
T he G range m ay be ex p ected to b e for th e m eas
m oni.i.
I released by S ecretary of S tate
on a mossy log in front of him
ure. as its tra d itio n a l fo rm al attitu d e has b e e n
Snell Tills Is 4,500 in excess of
"Do you like it up here. T ubby?"
ag ain st w ar, an d its m em b ersh ip reg ard s m ilitary
"I th in k it’s great. I’m crazy
P utrons of the M ountain S tates registrations for th e en tire 12
tra in in g as an in citem en t of a ta s te fo r w ar. T he
I
m
onths of 1935. indicating a su b v
about it."
P ow er com pany will receiv e su b
P acifist organizations g en erally m ay be reg ard ed as
"D on't you m iss all th e pxclte- sta n tia l reductions In th e ir light i stantial increase in to u rist traffic
against th is bill, for th e sam e reaso n s th a t actu a te
1 m ent in the city, and all the rest nnd pow er bills u n d er a new ta riff | ¡ through th e Pacific northw est.
F ifteen Y ears Ago
th e G range.
filed w ith th e public u tilities com
o f y o u r frie n d s ? "
H ere we h av e tw o co n flictin g philosophies. One
“Not a tw in g e of m issnig do I mission this week. The reduction,
C andidates for county office m ay
A rgus, S eptem ber 15, 1921—T. R. Davlf., w ho has
is so devoted to th e su rv iv al of dem ocracy th a t it -
get."
am ounting to 12Mi percent, is said not file th e ir certificates of nom ina
lived n o rth of tow n for 39 years, has leased his place
to
rep
resen
t
a
saving
of
$75.000
"All the things you do sound very
believes in su b m ittin g to disciplines, in clu d in g m ili
tion m ore than 100 days p rio r to
to Paul R itter and w ill m ove to P ortland.
exciting. I m ean, all of you, of an n u ally to patrons of th is utility Die d ate of the election. A ttorney
ta ry train in g , to help m ake th a t su rv iv al effective.
Ray Downing, form erly of H illsboro, fatally
course.
M
adeline
and
Sally
have
w
hich
operates
in
M
arion.
Polk,
T h e o th er is so concerned o v er w ar. and has so
G eneral Van W inkle has rilled that
b u rn ed in explosion F rid ay near Sum m it.
been telling m e a little, about Benton. Linn, Lane. Tillam ook and I it is ju st as Illegal to file too early
m any allies th a t a re in en m ity to m ilitary forces as
Mi- P riscilla Hobbs of Wi st Baseline. Hillsboro,
places,
and
people.
Y
esterday
they
Coos
counties,
serv
in
g
approxi-
ns
too late. T he law, he poi
a branch of o ur governm ent, th a t it opposes and
and C arl Ju lie n of P o rtlan d m arried S eptem ber 13.
points out,<
m ately 25,000 consum ers in this provides that certificates of n o m -"
d iscred its th e disciplines of m ilita ry train in g . In a
Dr. L. W. Hyde, state com m ander of Spanish
I
territo
ry
.
¡nation cannot be filed m ore than
way. th ese philosophies a re fu n d am en tally opposed
W ar V eterans, invited to head the Spanish War V et
100 days and not less than 45 days
eran p arad e and speak at M cM innville S eptem ber 23.
On th e sam e hand, a w illin g n ess to sacrifice to
O
regon
property
ow
ners
w
ill
be
bi fore Die election dale.
P ro u ty sawmill, office building, lum ber yard
m ain tain our dem ocracy as a fo rm of g overnm ent
relieved
of
a
$465.000
slice
of
th
eir
and laborers' cottages b u rm d at T im ber S unday with
in w hich we all have a share; on th e oth er hand, a
usual tax load n ex t y ear as the
loss of $125,000, p artially covered by insurance. Mill
w illingness to p u t dem ocracy in p eril by d en y in g it
T he e n tire state will aw ait w ith
b u ilt n u m b er of years ago by C. E. L ytic and asso
VIUSSOLINI has ordered hla result of action taken by the World Keen
th e rig h t to discip lin e its citiz e n ry in tim e in to
Interest th e opinion of the
W ar V eterans' S tale Aid com m is
ciates.
1 people to raise larger fam» sion in recom m ending w aiver of suprem e court in the case of W.
enough m ilitary tra in in g to en ab le it to p ro tect i t
Miss
A
nna
M
G
oetzc
and
Ivan
II.
Z
im
m
erm
an
self against destruction.
illcs. Knowing what happened th eir half-m ill levy for 1937. T w ice P. Schw em ler, M arshfield d a rt
m arried at Blooming L u th era n church S eptem ber 14.
Is dem ocracy to be d en ied th e rig h t to p rotect
to the Conquering I,ion of before Die comm ission has , w aived
operator, w hich was appealed
Dr.
L.
W.
Hyde*
su
es
state
m
edical
board,
a
sk
itself so it m ay survive? T h at, in a way, is th e
J u d a h , th e sto rk is expected to
this levy, the last tim e w ith a l - l thifl wceK- Many atto rn ey s believe
ing
court
to
cancel
action
of
th
at
body
in
revoking
m ain question raised by th is m easu re. If it has th a t
prove very submissive.
moat fatal results tn the funds of th a t the en tire O regon antt-gain-
his license to practice m edicine.
right, it m ust not be denied reaso n ab le m eans. W hat
• • •
the commission. Increased sales of bling code will he affected by the
M
rs.
W
a
lte
r
H
eaton
dies
at
Scholls
S
eptem
ber
13.
m eans are m ore reaso n ab le th a n to ex act a re q u ire
Television Is reported to properties held by th e bonus com outcom e of this suit. C o u n ty ' fairs
B. W. B arnes T uesday night resigns as secretary
m en t for m ilitary tra in in g from succeed in g g e n e ra
have flopped at the Berlin mission and Im proved rrp u y m en t and Die Pacific International have
of th e HilLsboro club and G lenn F. Bell elected to
tio n s of young men to w hom it ex ten d s th e p rivilege
m ut.iel w agering art, th e rev en u e
Olympics. The consequences of of bonus loans are said to have so in
fill vacancy.
o f college education a t p u b lic expense?
en ed to protect the p a ri
N athan Weil and w ife re tu rn from eastern
Eleanor Holm Jarrett’s disbar im proved the financial sta tu s of the m terv
F o rtu n ate we a re th a t w e do not have to en ro ll
utuel w agering act, the revenues
m ission th at th is additional
buying trip for his H illsboro and Forest G rove d e
ment from the swimming team com
o u r y o u th in com pulsory m ilita ry service fo r full
slate aid will not be necessary at from which now help to finance
partm en t stores.
are never-ending, It seems.
y ears of th eir tim e w hen th ey a re of college age, as
most e.f the fairs In the state.
this time.
• • •
is th e necessity in som e E u ro p ean co u n tries w hich
T
h
irty
Y
ears
Ago
a re in p erp etu al p eril from ag g ressiv e neighbors. Is
A spider In Detroit can spell
A ttorney G eneral Van W inkle
A total of 11.938 persons w ero
it not reaso n ab le to en ro ll th o se whom we p rovide
A rgus, Septem ber 13, 1900 Mrs. Eliza IL Marsh,
out names with his web. With has advised tin* sta te relief com m it I enrolled
vocational education
w ith a college education? E specially u n d e r re g u la
w hose husband was first president of Pacific u n i
true insect sagacity, however, tee th at persons living in homes ( be, es i,, bi
O regon last year, acco rd
tions w hich a re ad m in istered in a lib eral sp irit and
versity. dies a t F orest G rove S ep tem b er 7.
he has refrained from starting for Da* aged conducted by fra te rn a l ing Io O. I). Adam ., stale director.
w hich experience d em o n strates a re not oppressive?
Lord Lovelace, E. U. Tongue's four-year-old.
a diary.
or religious organizations are not This rep resen ts an Increase of 65
V o luntary en ro llm en t itself c re ates class d istin c
w ins tw o b ig races at s ta te fair. His n et prize money
• • •
en titled to receive old age pensions. percent o*zer the previnus year's
tions; th e essence of dem ocracy is in m utual eq u ality
is about $2000. L ute I.indsay, v eteran trainer, was
Aged persons living in p riv ate etirollm enl <
Scientists
tell
us
that
prehis
, a ....... tfered in ,
of obligation; u n d er reaso n ab le reg u latio n th is can
driver.
hom es or boarding houses how ever, 126 d ifferen t occupations, A dams
toric
man
depended
more
on
his
be bro u g h t ab o u t by “co m p u lso ry ” req u irem en ts on
C onductor C harles E. C line of S. P. prom oted to
t
i
e
en
titled
to
the
pension
if
they
points
out.
C
ourses
In a g ricu ltu re
ears than docs modern man. Pill
certain fundam entals. Is th e re any fu n d am en tal
train m aster at Roseburg.
zit th iioetii
1 , the a tto rn ey
, • .. _ . _
can /'iiitilirtz
q u a lif y o
e rw ise
attracted 2,507 students, hom e eco-
This Is rather hard to believe general
m o re essential in a dem ocracy th a n th a t w hich p e r
Mr. Eva C. F riday dies at Roy S eptem ber 9
ruled.
nomlcsc nurses enrolled 3.895 nnd
tain s to th e su rv iv al of d em ocracy itself, su rv iv al
since no primitive male ever
E x-R ecorder Emil K u ratli has purchased th e
trad e nnd in d u strial education
w hich in th e long ru n depends on m ilitary train in g ?
E isin h a u r place here and expects to move back to
chauflcured Wifie on an auto
T
en
tativ
e
budget
requests
from
classes enrolled 5.538, rep resen tin g
—Oregon Voter.
tow n from the farm.
trip.
state in stitu tio n s for 1937-38 are the largest gain.
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