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W e e k ly N e w a p a p e r, 1930
N a m e d on A ll- A t ie ri, an W e e k ly N e w -p a p e r l. - c ic n , 19SÖ
H o n o ra b le M e n it, n N a tio n a l E d it o r ia l A s s o c ia tio n N e w s p a p e r
Production Ci wt. 1?
a n d G c r a i E x c e lle r
1935
S u b s c rip tio n K a te * S t r ic t h «'«‘•h in I d t a n r r
W it h in W. is h in g to t
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t ¡I ■"..¡¡itien in W e> t
It!
This proposed m aritim e strik e situa-
tion is a " hole lot b ig g er th an the em ploy-
ers ami em ployes. If the strik e goes into
effe c t it will be costly to th e e n tire conn-
try am i will im pede the progress of re-
covery.
D efinite and fo rth rig h t action should
come from th e p ro p er au th o rities to bring
about an im m ediate am i e q u ita b le s e ttle
m ent fo r all concerned. This fight betw een
em p lo y er am i em ploye should not be p e r
m itted to in te rfe re w ith th e im proved
business conditions in this a re a . Even the
continued th re a te n in g talk has kept busi
ness in a period of u n certain ty .
The rig h ts of the g rea t m ajo rity should
be p aram o u n t and governm ent a c t i o n
should be such th a t this fig h t should not
be reflec ted in a loss to all o th ers not d i
rect 1\ concerned.
Great
U 1U KLH M
encan Heme
A ll S ain ts (Eplsropal)
Services for the 17th S unday aft-
T rinity
tX 'tobcr -4. w ill be
held as follow- C hurch school at
9 45 a in
holy com m union and
set inon at 11 a in . S im p c i'» com
m union sci \ to,- will be sung. Of-
ie ta to iy anthem . O for a C loser
W a l k w ith God " C hoir practice
w ill be held Friday evening at
, oil. W e a rc in need of a couple
of teachers for our ch u rch school
Who w ill v o lu n teer'' The church
school is adopting a new series of
lessons They a rc eduealion.il. d e
votional and inspiring R eginald
Hicks, vicar.
Hl MOM? BOY, O H 6 O V * P lO WE o
TPlM T H A T G A N G FkiOW SHEVLIN *
G uess i lost a couple of teeth /
B ut , MO m , you shoulp have S e t s '
Mt
MAHE THAT TO UCHDOW N IN THE
LAST Q u A lO .T E O /
Foursquare Church
O ctober 4 is to be a special day
in the F oursquare church. At ¡1 45
in the S unday school, rally dav
will be observed A full attendance
is exp»vted and the adult B ible
class is Riving a little gift to each
and every child w ho is present
H om ecom ing s .rv ie e
11 a. m
E very m em ber urged to lie present
Holy com m union w ill lie served
and new m em bers received. The
m essage w ill be "C hristian F e l
low ship." T he tim es of the e v e n
ing services w ill be changed for
the w inter m onths beginning S u n
day C ru sad ers w ill be at 6:15 p.
m. and the evening service at 7:30.
S unday evening w ill be a n n iv e r
sary service, m ark in g th e b egin
ning of th e second y ear of the
present pastor's m inistry. Rev G uy
P D uffield. J r . cam e to H illsboro
just one y ear ago th is S unday
Special rep o rts of th e year's w ork
w ill be given. A large b irth d ay
cake w ith one candle on it w ill be
on display and at th e close of th e
service, everyone present w ill r e
ceive a piece of th e b irth d ay cake
The pastor w ill speak on “W hat 1 ,
T hink of H illsboro. It's F o u r
sq u a re and You." T uesday and
F rid ay services w ill be changed
to 7:45 p. m. Com e and h elp u s
celebrate, fo r th e glory of God.
next Sunday!
I tails of model n soviet\ I am m iii
,vour ta lk w ill be a liberal edtiv«i
tio n for D eborah, and help lu i to
i f.thli h hei'selt m oie ea ilv when
I she roc . out into B ryn's world
i w ith him .”
I I’llar'.s black eyes rested mom n
tarily
on D eborah. They
w eie
quite exp! <■ «Houle
Thei e will he
J no diffir iiltll • lot 1 >« hot ah
she
‘ lid temi i t l> "Sh« • » * o ad oli:itile
I litat hhe w y n't itti •4 to nial-te the
■ Nlif.hte* 1
i eryotie w iII tall
itt love w 11li h er i i t l l l ' . t M . ¡lit
"Ju st IP< B ryn UKI ” Sallv .id« led.
1 and leuki •4 fieetiih :i.v at I ’ l l ar.
a 111 o n did," Pilar lTpV.lt
In r m o llili t i g h t e n ,' t a h i
th e corners
«m planning It
line said even-
hom e for the
KAV UOMM**
.•sNO
many v eteran obaeiver.t
ti think, the pre adenti.d rare
ose, New Yoik w ith it* fo'ilv
i
*.e\. it electoral volet* may be the
pivotal tale in the election ( »ne
thing, how ever, is certain, T he
dem ocrats cannot afford to hv. V lite
president's own state, and any
I lu rah ty for the m w deal (HU 4
com«* from New York state
It is q u ite conceivable that in a
very d o se race the deciding fuv-
toi in obtaining the forty •even
voti - may dep nd on one borough
of the big citv Should that borough
he M anhattan, the T am m any Hall
leaders would be placed in tin*
po it '. o n of delivering a presidency
io the dem ocratic party and to the
man who fought th in so relent-
h s>|y when he w in a stale se n
ator this being PJ.'RI ami som ew hat
of a freak year, anything may
happen?
At the first W hite B ouse pre.-.-,
conference »Ince the president r e
tu rn ed from h i s "non political"
‘•peaking tour, an am bitious re-
portei asked Mr Roosevelt when
lie exp«*eted to start m aking "pul
liic a l speeehi.s"
"About .1 anuary
4 ” said P I) It. nam ing tin* date
when congress convenes
Asked w hat he thought of Alf
I andon, the pre. ident looked pu z
zled until he was i«‘m inded th at
th«‘ gtiveihor had declared lie was
"a very fine and charm ing g en tle
m an.” "I reciprocate,” said Mr.
Hooaevelt w ith a gun.
lf.
a little ,s|«h
m kfnl tin t when Dehn
t ah due-. etnei Re inte « soci t\ sh«*
Will itavi • d ear ih > n to take c u e of
Iter He uudet stands »io n e ll w ill!
W orld peace and th e universal d ra ft
lief life lu s bi en. aind he is so
have been set as prin cip al objectives of the
thoughtful and
Il t i kt
Rivat load «»ft
m in d
Legion. No g ro u p in this eotin-
h.t\ i
A
m
eric
an
P rune grow ers of W ashington county
him so."
w a r as do th e v eteran s, those
try
h
ates
will m eet at the Forest Grove C ham ber
”Bi\vn has alw ays been a te a r ."
w ent th ro u g h its h o rro rs and
P ilar agreed at once "I don’t know
of Com m erce F riday night to consider nien w ho
what I should ever have don with
plans for ad v ertising th e ir product in o r know from first hand in fo rm a tio n w hat it
out B ryn,” she w ent o n
”Foi
is
all
about
T
he
universal
d
ra
ft
w
ith
its
d er to increase the dem and th ro u g h o u t
.wars, now. he has b e e i II I V
plan
fo
r
ta
k
in
g
th
e
pro
fit
out
of
w
a
r
w
ould
staunchv 4 vomi adv No matti*!* m
the country. It is a subject th a t m erits ser
be- one of th e biggest steps th a t could pos
what difficulty I found m yself
ious consideration on the p a rt of th e grow
there was al way?; Bryn. and ho
ers f o r a little money spent in this way in sibly be ta k e n to insure p eace in this coun
brought me all hi s trouble* and
try.
I joys ,i.s well II dvliR its my he.
o th er places, p a rtic u la rly C alifornia, has
! to know that he is happy
in most instances b ro u g h t big re tu rn s to
D eborah did ID >t move ( ¡ t a n t i
the investor.
m other lifted her vy es and looked
To step in one of those tra ile rs m ade
at
P ilar frankly
"You m odern
T here a re m any instances of success by E. G. P aine, local m an. has th e te n d
girls a re so hone* t and o p e n " ho
ful prom otion of a g ric u ltu ra l p ro d u ct in ency to m ake your feet itch. T he tra ile r
said "In my day j girl would nev-
e r have d ared t i m ake such a
tht1 U nited S tates and if it can he done has m any of th e com forts of hom e and
statem en t about a man She would
w ith o th er articles why not w ith p ru n es?
should m ake tra v e l m ore en jo y ab le.
hav«* been afraid of being rniaun-
derstood ”
A dvertising on o th e r fru its and fru it
WHY UOTHEÛ DI2EAD5
"M under, to. d ’" P ilar m urm ur
juices has w ithout question been a m ajo r
ed. flicking open the lighter
SATußDAY.
A lbert O ttinger. old guard r e
C h ristian Church
fa c to r in th eir advance in c o n tra st w ith
D em ands fo r relief h ere a t low ebb.—
"In my day." G randm other « \ publican and one tim e rival of
L ord's day un ified study-w or-
the O regon prune A list of ex p e n d itu re s A rgus headline. W e hope an d p ray th a t
i plained, " th e re w ere few young 1' I) Hoosevelt for the g«»vern«»r
service. 9:45 to 11:45
u .« a m
j f
m o th er and herself w ere sitting men such as our d e a r Bryn, so -hip of that late, was m * cii enjoy
in new spapers anil m agazines only of th e it will continue to be th a t w ay and th a t ship
C hurch school. 9:45 a m A m ,-266
' handsom e, so eligible in every wav, tng a "tall weak highball" at on«»
The th re e men w ere outside
Oregon p ru n e ’s lead in g com p etito rs are m ore good fo rtu n e sh all com e to the peo- plus. C lasses for all ages s . M ill and
P ilar, in a beautiful dress of so fine If a girl had been his of our snootier hotels A sked if
boys at V enetian th e a tre to hear
rev e a lin g : Sunkist, $343.404: P in eap p le pie of this section.
¡frien
d alwuys, a vou have been, the i publican presidential nom
sem e very fine w oolen m aterial
the Ross lecture. "T he S p irit of
in a d ark crim son color sat beside tny child, then she w ould hav« inee .list» enjoyed a drink. Mr.
association. $52,000: Dole IT neapple Ju ice.
A m erica." Men and boys of the
(By F rances S helley Wees)
th e doorw ay w ith her feel out on been t xpected to m a n y him, and O ttinger answ ered betw een gulp,
com m unity a re urged to attend.
$303,576; Del Monte. $275,483: Libby’s.
( C o n tin u e ,! f r o m la s t w w k l
a low stool and a long cig arette mdt*ed. she w ould het elf have e \ that Alf l.atnlon may m t take a
M
orning
w
orship.
10:45-11:45
M
us
$305.718: C am pbell’s. $155,278: H einz,
She peeled to mart v him I do not quite drin k in a dry sta te hut he will
D eborah slept very little that holder betw een h er fingers
ic by choir. Serm on: "H illsboro’s
derstand the m w cam araderie in a wet state
Not atisfi’ d with
$69,267. and Stokely, $20,250, all fo r a
G reatest A sset." C hristian E ndeav night. Life, th at only yesterday could see up into th e orchard, too. u w n hich
allow s of such close friend the « v asive ansvvt r w e inqu
H arried by six unsolved "to rso m u rd ers." C lev e or. 6:45 p. m. E vangelistic service. had seem ed so beau tifu l and serene, and D eborah noticed that her eve
<t
g ran d total of $1.525,077.
hips Without anv thought of m a t- fu rth er and teceived the infortpa-
lan d police a re try in g to k eep th e ir heads.
7:45 p in. S axophone and violin was becom ing com plieat, d uni u n w ent to B ryn frequently, although nag»»
or
rom
antic
love
In
my
dav
tion from a T opeka spokesm an
The U nited P ru n e G row ers of C ali
solos. Song service by chblr and happy. T here d id n 't seem to be sh e gave no sign. G randm other u .,
K err, C olgate football coach. Is teach in g o rchestra. A picture. "W alking in an y th in g ahead but m ore d ifficu l in a low chair beside the fire, lis . i> q u e e rh uncotitr ■•lletl w i hu- th at th« govti nor now d rin k s only
fo rn ia have spent $550,000 in th e last his q A u ndy
'
man
n
a
tu
re
then,
the
sort
of
frien
d
a rte rb a c k s to call signals to th e rh y th m ic c a th e
ten
in
g
to
P
ilar
w
ith
the
sam
e
fa
s
an occasional b«-er although not
K ing's H ighw ay." Serm on: ties and a lonely u nhappy tim e
th re e y ears a d v e r tis in g “C a l i f o r n i a
dence of a m etronom e. H e'll ex p ect his team to "L ove of God." S ervices every ev e B ecause B ryn w ould go back to cinated intere st she had show n last ship you m ention w ould hav, been in dt > Kan -a - ami "m ight tak e a
potentially
dungorouA
if
eith
er
the
Mi I.an-
nifcjht.
w
atching
her.
tak
in
g
in
e
v
highball in a w
P ru n es." A n o th e r org an izatio n , th e C ali "sw ing it" th is season.
ning at 7:45. T his w ill be o u r last 1’ilar when the y ear w as up. and
w eek of th ese fine series of m eet w hen he did. th ere w ouldn't be ery perfect d etail of her groom ing girl or the man p articu larly the d o l t , how ever. i «• cards R ets frm k
fornia P rune & A pricot G row ers, h a s
T h ree B urm ese w om en sn ak e ch arm ers h av e ings. We u rg e a 100 p er cent a t anybody at all. Nobody could ever
*‘i hope you don't m ind my com- m a n m arried cl. cw here "
ing with tolerate
P ila r’s eyes narrow ed the faint-
siient nearly $400.000 in th e last th re e such pow er over th e ir kin g cobras th a t th e sn ak es ten
unin v ited likt this, Mrs
d an c e of our m em bership and a be like Bryn, even if he w ere only Iin g her
e.'t
tr
ifle
againit
tha
light
.
•
years ad v ertising “S unsw eet T e n d e riz ed " kiss them . Som e A m erican w om en h av e th e sam e packed house each evening H ills preten d in g But th ere w ould have I L arned. she wa.s »ying m her looked .it G randm other. (
A v oman * right ' n change her
pow er over th e ir husbands.
M rs.
boro is offered an exceptional e v a n been a w ay to m ake him stop p re j lo w v o ic e . I found myself corn- m other w as sitting u p a ¿rand- mind ia fully rec< g n l/e d
prune- and o th e r fruits.
little
i
p
letely
deserterl
and
lonely and
gelist and opp o rtu n ity for sp iritu a l tending. D eborah knew , because if
( ’hail : . H Sabin, n , a M rs F I)
itra
ig
h
te
r
than
D
ebo’ah
had
.«en
P
arsley,
escarole
and
k
ale
co
n
tain
m
ore
vitam
in
i
couldn't
stand
it
any
lo n g e r”
Total ap p ro p riatio n d u rin g th e l a s t
b etterm en t. E vangelist Ross is h ere he Went on like this, even though
Dav
who w orked a.s bar I us any
th an does spinach, according to th e New Jersey to not only bless the C h ristian th e look in his eyes w as only the
"M y dear, you art m o r e th an hi r sit for som • time, and there active m a le fo r Ito« « va-lt in 1932
y e a r of the C alifornia orange and lem on A
w a s a little pink in her <-hecks But
D ental society. B ut don't tell Jo h n n y th e y 're good church but the w hole com m unity. ten d ern ess one feels for a child, or ' w elcom e.” G ran d m o th er .said w arm
is now’ b a c k in g G o v e r n o r t.nndon
p e "|v . on adv ertisin g and sales prom otion for him.
So w e in v ite everyone to come this a lost puppy, she w asn't going to : ly. "A ny friends of B ryn's an* out her eyo; as the> me? P ilar s w ere Mr Cli.irl, S W hitman, w ife of
e.ilm
and
kind,
and
Dt
horah
pushed
w a- $2,158,000, of w hich $343,405 was
be
able
to
b
ear
it
w
hen
at
the
a Í im n r governor of the state of
w eek an d stu d y from a large ch art
, friends, too, and our hom e is al-
a re a low form of an im al life w ith th e tru th . T hat is all wc ask .—R. end of the y ear he d ro v e out of the I w avs open to them . And I de- aw ay th thought that G ran d m o th N r. .■ York ha.', com«- out fur the
sim ply the am ount spent on o ran g es and pow Sponges
e r suspected som ething and wa
er to eat and digest. Som etim es they are called L. P utnam , pastor.
tjig gates to leave h er forever.
I lighted to h ear you discussing de-
pre nl nt and Intends I n i am paign
1 1
<»n i» « v r 7. .«Hiimti 1»
lem ons in m agazines a n d n e w sp a p e rs "in-law s" by young husbands.
The m orning was cold an d grey. ;
f,,r th,' new deal.
only.
although the rain had stopped at )
W hosoever W ill
daw n. D eborah had them lay a
(A bove N orth P lains)
The T illam ook County C ream ery asso
G erm any under H itler has In-
F riday night 8 o'clock p ray er and fire in th e sm all sittin g r o o m
creased
h ' r unnuul autom obile
ciation is a shining exam ple of w h a t can
praise service. S atu rd ay . 7:30. stre e t dow nstairs so t h a t G ran d m o th er
production from 4(>.(HM> ears four
be done w ith an ag ric u ltu ra l, p ro d u ct if
service at Second and Main street. m ight not feel a chill. T here, w hen 1
years ago to .in I . t l m a l e d 200 OOO
(By A. I . I.lndhprk)
a n d
H illsboro. T his is non-denom ina- b reak fast was over. P ila r
p ro p erly advertised. It has been estim ated
for IU.3H T ie only country in l.ur-
C aution to L ab o r U nions
M adeline and S ally a n d G ra n d -: Q A I.E M C crtifi, -1 1: ' of m c a s -th e se rail shipm ents truck line.: ope to lift th. ex o rb itan t taxes
tlonal.
ev
ery
C
h
ristian
is
urged
to
th a t T illam ook's a d v ertisin g ex p e n d itu re s
W ithout p reju d ice to lab o r organizations. The ta k e part, m eet w ith us to ex alt
lu es and candidates to ap p ear carried tin equivalent of another i aid by m otorists on the continent,
have brought back into th e county $10 fo r S p ectato r w ould u rg e caution against
ag ain st strik es in this the L ord to His glory. Eph 2:8-8. read in g room open on W ednesdays I on th e N ovem ber ballot have been 114« cars of
, fruit and vegetables the G erm an governm ent is h elp
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m
state.
It
has
been
a
n
atio
n
al
tra
it
th
a
t
we
have
co
n
sent
out to all county clerks by from O r, ;, on production centei to ing push autom obile sales to its
Sunday.
10
a.
m.,
S
u
n
d
ay
school:
every $1 spent.
doned strikes, because of th e pow er of lab o r unions. serm on. 11 a. m.. by pastor, w ill
S ecretary of S lute Snell. Tlx- list C alifornia m arket'- d u rin g tile vear. citizens bv every m eans of b a lly
M E. Church (B ethany)
includes eight m easures seven in
Such irre g u la ritie s on th e p a rt of an y other, or less also ta k e com m union; consecration
hoo im aginable The r, asm, for
On G erm antow n road. Sunday itiativ es and cn e referendum the
in flu e n tia l group, w ould have been considered and service. 3 p. m E vangelistic serv-
C ountie. ; w hich attem pt to m ake it all i. very sim ple and know ,,
tre a te d as law -b reak in g - an in frin g em en t of th e ; ice. 8 p. m w ith a fellow ship for school every S unday. 10 a m ; G e r C olum bia riv e r an ti-sein in g b i l l a jail out of th e state prison will to mo.I G erm ans In w ar tim e e v
public peace. On th is basis strik es have been accep t all w ho attend. 1 Thess. 5:9. You a re m an service. 11 a. m., first and h aving been ruled off th e ballot by find that this is a gam«- at w hich ery privately ow ned m achine will
ed as an evil from w hich th e people can n o t escape.
welcome. Tuesday, all day prayer th ird Sundays; E nglish service. 11 th e suprem e court because of in tw o can play. G overnor M artin be confiseated to p, e,l troops to
A group of a g ita to rs, am ong them th re e
T housands of lab o r u n io n ists a re opposed to service: evangelistic service. 8 p a. m„ second and fo u rth S undays adequacy of th e in itiativ e petitions. com m uted till' sentences of eight the \ at u n i' fronts. Tin- F u eh rer
m. T hursday. 8 p. m . S hady Brook —E. Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
tf
D em ocrats filled tw o of the th ree short term prisoner.-. , nt up from never hand, out a hand w ith o u t
know n ex-convicts and tw o com m unists, th e strik e in all its form s an d im plications, b u t church
Rev. E thel Ht-idner will be
—!:— ■
I vacancies on th e ir state ticket d u r- Marion county this week and sent a joker.
ese a re n o t th e do m in an t elem en t in th e unions
a tte m p te d to fom ent tro u b le in th e Hood th
w
ith
us
from
O
ctober
12
to
15
in-
‘
T ualatin P lain s P resb yterian Church ’ 1,1 : t,1‘' w eek hut the . it:.,li , al them all back to the county jail Io
It is doub tfu l if th e strik e has b en efitted organized
R iver fru it d istrict betw een th e em ployers labor in any d efin ite sense. Losses h av e exceeded elusive. You a re urged to c o m e ' (Four mllM north of H illsboro) " r •noth««' candidate s till leaver com plete th e ir sentence- Th term s T hat the g reat m oguls of in d u s
h ear this w om an of God. P re- • S unday services: P reach in g 11 a *he party w ith a net o f tw o vac.mt of the p ri-o n ers ranged from four try and finance do ma hold grudges
an d em ployes. A g itato rs a re re p o rte d to gains Yet th e p rin cip le of th e rig h t to s trik e is ac and
cepted in law. no t from sociological reasoning, but p are to come.
m.; S unday school, 10:15 a. m.. c ' I pOiiIti°.ns ,n the th ird repre.-onta- to eight m onths for forg, ry and w a s proven last week when J P.
have invited em ployes to jo in a g ro u p from th e im pact of political fore?, w ith th e re s e rv a
larcenv O thei .counties w hich ml M organ contributed $5(UMl to th e
T illam ook county
E . 7:30 p. m W om an's M issienary ' ,iv t’ d istrict
term prisoners Io Salem can republican cam paign in M aine At
B eaverton C hurch of C hrist
sim ilar to th a t w hich has played a lead in g tion th at violence resu ltin g from strik e s shall be
society last W ednesday of m onth, j Al. Boon has been drafted by the short
expect
to find them bouncing back I a t we have Mr. B rann'a w ord
H a rry W. Stone, secretary of
__ _
dem ocrats to fill the vacancy ca u s
p a rt in fo m en ting serious tro u b le fo r le t deem ed a p u n ish ab le offense. P ick etin g and th e strik e "Prevention
into
th
eir laps u n d er the n e w for it. The governor, a dem ocrat
of W ar." w ill speak
„
. . . . . ...
ed by th e w ith d raw al of Louis E
have done m ucn in ju ry to o rganized labor. T h at is
th a t su b ject next L ord's day B r t h a n y G e r m a n B a p tis t t h i i r r h
tuce fa rm e rs a t Salinas, Cal.
H am m tr, w hile in th e n ineteenth policy w hich lias been adopted in who was defeated by a sm all m a r
one of th e reasons w hy only o n e-ten th of A m erican on
follow ing th e com m union service
M orning: C hurch school
9 4a; district Jackson county th e nam e an effort to r.lie v e congestion al gin for tile privilege of re p re se n t
T hey urged the w o rk ers to o rg an iz e and w o rk ers are in th e unions.
service. 11 A L a d s L unch of R alph O S tephenson has been the pen iten tiary w here the popu ing his sta te in the senate, was on
W ashington s ta te is d o m in ated by lab o r ag ita 'a t 11 a. m. T his is R ally day for th e
lno
aftt'rmx>n and eve- su b stitu ted for th at of Moore H am lation is now h ittin g new record Hi • air live m inutes a fter G o v er
strik e fo r h ig h er pay. T hey d istrib u te d tors. whose acts a re not re s tra in e d by th e governor. Bible school and a special program
es- n
thp,
ct’6rch ilton, w ho decided not to stand for highs.
nor Landon had left th e m icro
handbills a tta ck in g th e fru it g ro w ers and C alifornia has a sim ilar situ atio n , p a rtic u la rly in th e will be given follow ing the
sem bly of classes at 9:45 a.
m. ? '1 u n ite w ith th e B ethany I res- re-election a fte r securing th e d em
phone in P ortland io a successful
San Francisco area, w here th e g u b e rn a to ria l pow er C
did th e ir utm ost to s ta r t tro u b le.
h
ristian
E
ndeavor
at
7
p.
m..
,?,ri.?,n-.
c^l}rc,
1
,n
,a
H
arv
®
st
Home
D eath rid, s the highw ay in O re effort to help thi' local republican
ocratic nom ination. The only w ith
is not applied to p rev en t strik es.
p
reach
in
g
by
th
e
p
asto
r
a
t
8
p.
m.
®®r.v,ce-
.
W
ednesday
at
8
p.
m.
d raw al d u rin g th e w eek wa.s that gon this y ear w ith m ore reekless candidates will th e ir old guard
H ow ever, horse sense seem ed to p re
On th e p a rt of Oregon. G o v ern o r C harles H. M issionary society w ill m eet F ri-
and cht>"- PMc-
G eorge H. W ilrox. dem ocratic abandon than ever before Tijiffie state. We «pinte G overnor B rann
vail am ong th e w o rk e rs and th e a g ita to rs M artin, a man of m ilitary train in g , opposed to any day night at 8 o'clock at w hich ( t e ' T heodore A. I.eger. pastor, of
nom inee for the state senate from fatalities for A ugust totaling 33 "G overnor Landon m ade tile fol
form of rio tin g or illegal assem bly, w ill be prom pt
failed to tie up th e a p p le h arv est. The to act in case of in fractio n of th e p ublic peace. tim e th e re w ill be v isitin g speakers ,
th e 18th d istrict com prising S her- : show a 50 per cent in crease over low ing statem ent on M a y 26. 1933:
P ilgrim House
I man. G illiam and W heeler co u n the 21 reeorded for A n g iet. 1935. 'B ack ile ers like Insull.
M organ
Hood River N ew s re p o rts th a t the m ajo ri T h erefo re it w ill be well for lab o r lead ers to r e w ho w ill talk on som e very vital
T he toll of traffic d eath s in O re and V anS w eiingen will be d riv en
m issionary subjects. M idweek B ib le ' O ctober 4: St. F rancis day. C hapel ties.
ty a re satisfied , and th a t both pickers and frain from sta rtin g sy m p ath etic actio n o r an y strik e . study
gon for the first eight m onths of out of finance and in d u stry by the
W ednesday a t 8 p. m ; also service of w orship a t 10:30 a. m..
agitation along th e w a terfro n t o r in o th er fields of
p ack ers are receiving fa ir tre a tm e n t.
Both the S tate L and board and this ye n’ totals 185 com pared to ¡.scorn of h o n eit people unit th e
labor, and to rely upon a rb itra tio n for settlem en t In term e d iate C h ristian E ndeavor at j w ith special serm on com m em orat-
T h ere a re too m any of these a g ita tin g of disputes. T he scenes of tw o y ears ago w ill be th e am e hour We exten d you a ¡ j n({ th e "little poor m an" of Assisi, th e W orld W ar V eterans' S tate Aid lli.i for tin- am e pi'iiiwl a y ear ago. stro n g d eterm ination of the gov-
cordial in vitation to all assem blies. ’ “A G reat U nder-S h ep h erd ." a por-
T raffic in ju ries are up m ore than ' e m in en t.’ "I ask.” shouted C audi-
par; tes around th e country en d eav o rin g d ifficu lt to re-en act in P o rtlan d . T hey should not,
I tr a it in the series on "T he 2.3rd com m ission re p o rt a big boom in 31) per cent o v er 1935 records w ith 1 date Braun, "In the face of th is
M. P utm an, pastor.
u n d er G o v ern o r M artin p ro b ab ly w ill not be
real estate sales w ith farm p ro p 4348 persons in ju red this y ear to statem ent if the J P. M organ that
P
sa
lm
"
S
inging
o
f
F
ranciscan
to stir up trouble. W hen discovered th e and
p erm itted. T he S pectator.
H ym ns. C h an tin g of St. F rancis" erties in heav y dem and. A ugust S eptem ber 1 com pared to 346!) last he classified as a rack eteer is not
M eth odist Episcopal Church
gootl citizens should see to it th a t th ey
R ally day Sunday, O ctober 4. "P salm of Praise." "R eligion in the sales by the bonus com m ission ex- year.
the sam e J. I’. M organ th a t has
get i n ea rly invitation to move on. They
will open at 9:45 a. m. w ith happy N ew s” topics: I. T he R ebuff of cei'ded $100.000 w hile sal,., for the
m ade the large contribution to th e
R elief financing in O regon Is republican sta te com m ittee," Mr.
live off th e sufferin g s and sacrifices of
boys and girls, in terested parents, F a th e r Coughlin; 2. An In terv iew first eight m onths of th e c u rre n t
capable teachers, form ing bright w ith a Council of C hurches S ecre year, totaling $474.000. a Dn o t now on a cash liasis. T here are no B rann should have know n that J.
those whom th ey urge to strik e ag ain st,
equaled
the
sales
for
t
h
e
en
tire
tary
;
3
C
onsider
A
frica:
An
Item
o utstanding e e rtifie a tis of in d e b t P Morgan n ever could hold a n y
, purposeful classes. C. C. Weber,
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
tho-u who furnish them w ork and an op
edness is-ui'd against fu tu re p ro f thing against a man who may be
general su p erin ten d en t, will pre- from th e M issionary H erald. P as 12 m onths of 1935.
Argus.
S
ep
tem
b
er
29.
1921—M
any
H
illsboro
peo
to
r
H
enry
S.
H
aller
m
ay
be
con
its of the liquor com m ission th e our m xt president!
portunity for livelihood.
' sent the new se t-u p for a great fo r
ple atten d celeb ratio n at M cM innville on com pletion w ard program in S unday school sulted any day betw een 10 a. m.
T axpayers having business w ith last of till -e having tieen tak en lip
of loop highw ay.
1 w ork. T he program w ill continue and noon, or by appointm ent, at s ta t • d ep artm en ts Will be able to in July, according to .Stale T reas
A lthough th ere are m ore than
C harles E. Lytle, p ro m in en t ra ilw a y m an, o p I through th e 11 o'clock period, w ith th e H ouse office, 232 N orth T hird find park in g space for th e ir cars u re r Holman A total of $1.765.000 one hundred governm ent b u ild
e rated on at S m ith hospital an d is in serio u s co n i d elightful m essages by th e children avenue.
in front nf the sta te buildings now of these certificates hove been is ings of all sorts in W ashington,
S ym pathy of all goes out to th e people dition.
¡and singing by the choir. Serm on
that Ihe city council has lim ited sued at d ifferen t tim es in o rd er to construction has n ever kept pace
finance th e state's h are of relief w ith Ihe grow th of Ihe nation. S ec
Jo h n M. V anderzanden. son of Mr. an d Mrs. , by th e pastor: "They B rought U nto
of Bandon and the so u th ern O regon coast
pat king in that area to tw o hours.
T he O reneo-K eedville P arish
H enry V anderzanden of Roy, w ho w as k illed in a c i Jesus L ittle C hildren." Epw orth
costa, w ith as m uch as $1.015.01X1 re ta ry Mnrg. nthaii is expected to
S unday school in both churches,
al country sw ep t by one of th e m ost dev tion
in th e A rgonne fo rest in F ra n c e O cto b er 10, League. 6:45 p m . m otto: "Look 10 a. m.; w orship serv ice in the
I
of
Ihe
eerlifientes out. landing al recom m end Io congress the a p
D art gam es a re taboo in O regon
(imp_
a s ta tin g fires in th e history of th e n o rth 1918. laid to rest at Roy cem etery.
j U p-L ift Up." S ubject: "W hy People O rcnco church. 11 a. m ; w orship as a violation of the c o n stitu tio n
propriation of additional funds I n
A lex an d er G ordon, 76. p ro m in e n t N o rth P lains T ell L ie s" A candle-lighted serv- service in the R eedville church, al inhibition against lotteries, the
w est. In a few hours B andon-by-the-Sea
fu rth e r t h e crystallization of u
farm er, dies S ep tem b er 27.
M
em
bers
of
the
hoard
of
control
i
ice
w
ill
be
held
a
t
7:30
p.
m.
In-
8 p. m. W omen's M issionary so
governm ent een tre In W ashington
te suprem e co u rt h a s ruled.
w as entirely destroyed and th o u san d s left
Miss M arjorie Wells b rid e of H arold E. S im p stallation of S unday school officers ciety m eets a t O renco on the sla
T he legislature has no a u th o rity a re w ondering w hether the legis started by P resident Coolidge ill
d e stitu te because fo re st fires, s ta rte d a p son h ere S ep tem b er 22.
i and teachers. C om m union service. th ird W ednesday of each m onth I to en act any law au thorizing or latu re dri w a plum or a lemon I 1925 and w hich w ould he a cred it
W illiam A lex an d er and Miss B erth a Hesse m a r | Serm on: "A pproved U nto God". and at R eedville on th? fourth licensing the gam e," the court d e when it agreed Io accept the M ill- Io a g reat nation. Because of co n
p a re n tly from slashings th a t got out of
ber 27.
T he public w ill find a w arm w el T h u rsd ay of each m onth.
tf clared. T he opinion did not deal key building in P ortland, bequeath- gressional delays in th e past in
control, rushed onw ard w ith the aid of ried G. S eptem
Russell M organ of H illsboro and A rth u r B erg come to all th e services of this
w ith th e sta tu s of pin ball and ! ed to the state by the late F ran k ap p ro p riatin g funds, must public
high w ind. M ay God in his m ercy soon of P o rtlan d form law p a rtn e rsh ip a t Coquille.
w arm -h earted church. A lexander
o th er gam es or w ith hank nights, i M. M ulkey. The slate'': ini. rest in buildings in W ashington w ere o u t
T rinity Lutheran Church
Dr.
L.
W.
H
yde
given
co
u
rt
d
ecree
w
ith
rig
h
t
H aw thorne, pastor.
ch an g e this p icture and once m ore b ring to
Services of w orship a re co n d u ct su its d ealing w ith w hich a re still th e building is that of Ihe rem ain grow n before they w ere com pleted.
to practic ■ m edicine and su rg e ry w ith o u t in te rfe r
derm an. subject to a life interest
ed
at »10:30 a. m.; S unday school pending.
these people the happing» th a t w as th eirs ence
j vested in tw o heirs of M ulkey, one S tate T reasu rer Holman this week
by s ta te m edical board.
B ap tist Church
at
9:45.
Serm
on
topic,
"W
hy
I
Go
before this d isa ster struck.
whom .«till surv iv es and con- Io m eet in te rist and principal p ay
S unday school, 9:45 a. m. A call to C h u rc h " Ps. 122:1. You are
T he state d e p artm en t of ed u ca ! of
linm ■: In receive Ila- benefit of
T h irty Y ears Ago
to p rim ary , ju n io r, senior a n d co rd ially w elcomed
to
w orship tion has lost tw o valued employe: ren tals earned by the building. m ents on bonds of the highw ay
comm ission and the W orld W ar
adults. Keep in touch w ith G od’s
Argus, S ep tem b er 27, 1906- Jo h n B oeker Jr. of word and be progressive. M orning w ith us. Young People's society d u rin g the past week Robcn J This week the city of P ortland V e te ra n '' S tale Aid comm ission.
w ill meet F riday a t 8 p. m. in M aaske. su p erv iso r of high schixd j w aited on the hoard w ith a claim
G reen v ille looking for b asket m ak in g business loca w orship. 11 a. m.. w h ere the old | the
p arlo rs of th e church.
education, has tak en a y e a r’s leave of m ore than $7000 against t h e More than $1,04.5,(XX) nf the p ay
L ead ers of th e leftists in Spain a re p re tion here.
fashioned Gospel story is preached
of absence to study for his doctor's p ro p erty for back taxes and im m ent w ent fur in terest alone, $975,-
H arry W olford hom e on G reen M ountain burns. to th e edification of m en and
p a rin g to seek safety u n d e r o th e r fla g s
060 being applied Inw ard the r e
«.„_«««, a . . . » ■ . ,, ,
degree at th e U niversity of M inne
Mr
Z ilpha W ilkins, 76, dies a t C ornelius S ep w hereby souls arc saved. C om m un-
Bev
n
t»
,
-<
lay
A
dventist
C
hurch
provem ent assessm ents. T he state, tirem en t nf highw ay bonds and
in case th e F ascists are successful in th e tem b er 22.
s o ta
at
M inneapolis. K enneth w
hich docs not come in to posses $300,000 tow ard Hie retire m en t nf
ion service. E vening service. 8 p. ' Services each S abbath (S atu r- Bench, supervisor of ad u lt ed u ca
p re s e n t bloody civil w ar. T he lea d e rs
O regon N u rsery com pany receiv es 20 tons of m. An evening of song and w orship i
as follows: S abbath school, tion, has gone to Baton Rouge, I,a., sion of th e p ro p erty so long as bonus bonds.
peach pits for first o p eratio n at new p roperty, fo u r of a risen, living saviour. P ra y e r
w a n t to save th e ir own skins, hut th ey m
a - rn- M orning w orship a t 11. to assum e th e post of assistant I Ihe present h eir lives, is responsible
iles east.
i for at least a p art of th e claim,
m eeting T hursday. 8 p. m. Come P ra y e r m eeting 8 p. m. W ednes-
S ecretary nf A g ricu ltu re W allace
w e re all re a d y fo r it to continue as long
Jo sh u a C lark. 90, S o u th ern O regon Indian w ar out to m eet w ith a p ray er hearing I d a F> M issionary V olunteer service professor of ad u lt education in the i but no provision was ev er m ade in a telegram to G overnor M artin
U niversity of Louisiana. Prof. Jo h n fur the paym ent of any expenses
as th e ra n k a n d file w ere th e victim s. If v olunteer, dies S ep tem b er 21 at F o rest Grove.
advised Oregon farm ers w ith hay
and p ra y e r an sw erin g God. Studies 8 p. m. F riday. V isitors a re c o r
illiam W alters, w ho cam e to th is county in in I P e te r continued. F riday ev e d ially welcome. Dr. W alter H u n N. M iller of th e eastern O regon incidental to the m aintenance of to s ill In stockm en in Ihe drouth
th o se w ho m ak e w a r had to go into th e 1846. W dies
stale norm al school at L aO rande the building. T he board of control
at P rescott, W ash.
tington,
pastor.
tf
ning. O ctober 2, at 8 p. m., th e
has tak en over the desk v arated by is asking tiie city of Pol l land to strick en m iddle west to list th e ir
tre n c h e s a n d fro n t lines th e re w o u ld n ’t,
E rn est W. L iv erm o re of n e a r B eav erto n an d Miss i ladies of th e chitrch wiH ren d er
M aaske, B each's successor lias not have patience until the legislature offerings, including q u an tity and
1 15 a I G ailBgnOt*
Ivn c.l
o , n w
J u s tin
assner rif
of ( C ZkAnfir
ooper M
ou in n t tain
m s c, arried Sep- I ! program and . serve pum pkin pie
be so m any conflicts.
price, w ilh Ihe Federal Livestock
C ongregational Church
| yet been announced.
tem b er 26.
can m eet and -ta k e 'c a re of the sit Feed Agency, E xchange building,
and coffee. A silv er offering w ill
C
hurch
school.
10
a.
m.,
F.
Prof.
P rin cip al B arnes re p o rts an en ro llm en t of 216 be taken.
uation if it w ants to hold onto K ansas City. Mo. The federal gov-
S talley, su p erin ten d en t;
m orning
C alifornia is a big consum er of the p ro p erty w hich is said to | ( rnm ent, S ecretary W allace
in th e p ublic school, w hich opened Monday.
ex
w
orship.
11
o'clock;
serm
on.
"W
hen
O
regon
products,
according
to
th
e
F red erick C rang, over 50 y ears in practice
have considerable value as a pos plained. is not buying any feed
F irst C hurch o f C hrist, S cien tist
A W ash in g to n f a rm e r catches six R ain of m Dr.
We A re G iven O u r Freedom
state
d
ep
artm
en
t
of
ag
ricu
ltu
re.
A
edicine, dies S ep tem b er 25.
sible site for a fu tu re sta te office for d istribution to farm ers of the
S ervices a re held ev ery Sunday
bow tro u t on h ighw ay, acco rd in g to new s
Miss Eva C o rn eliu s b rid e of E. I.. P e rk in s S ep at 11 a. m.; W ednesday evening W hat?" A nthem , "T he K ing of lotal of 2663 carloads of O regon build in g to house d e p artm en ts lo .stricken urea, but only acting as a
Love My S hepherd Is.” Shelley, fru its and vegetables w ere sh ip cated in tiie m etropolis.
tem
b
er
26.
clearing house in supplying in fo r
sto ry . W ell, we h av e h e a rd some of our
I services at 8 o’clock; S unday school
M assenet," M r s . ped to l.ns A ngeles and San F ra n
Mrs. Louisa N ew m an. 71. d ies at fam ily hom e I a t 11 a. m. P u p ils up to the age Violin. “T hais
m ation relative to location and
D ungan T. A rth u r D ungan, a c t cisco d u rin g 1935, a su rv ey by the
a n g le r frie n d s tell b ig g e r ones th an th a t.
More
th
an
$2.500.000
in
stale
funds
n e a r G lencoe S ep tem b er 25.
price of av ailab le hay to potential
I of 20 y ears a re w elcom ed. Free ing m inister.
d ep artm en t shows. In addition to were sent J li N ew .Yuxk (,'ity.. by Cllgloiiiers.
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