P age F o u r
n I L L S F O R O
re d u c e th e d e p a rtm e n t th n t th e n a tio n a l
K o v e rn m en t
ca n
iu> lo n g e r
a f fo r d
to
r e ta in ita hea vy in v e s tm e n t and f u ll p a id
in s tr u c t o r s nece<*ary t o te a c h it.
N e x t, th o p ro p o n e n ts a rg u e , w h y p ic k j
lie g e m en. I f m ilit a r y e d u c a titx i is |
he re q u ire d , w h y n o t re q u ire it
of
! a ll you u u g m e n ? T h e a n s w e r t o th ia a r « u - j
m e n t is obvious. W e a re n o t e d u c a tin g
s o ld ie rs , we a re e d u c a tin g leader« to t r a in
s o ld ie rs in th e e v e n t o f a n a tio n a l enter« j
gency.
“ C o lle g e m e n . w ith th e ir e d u c a tio n on I
th e h o r r o r« o f w a r a n d th e f u t i l i t y o f
n a tio n a l a g g re s s io n , a re th e ©!»• g ro u p
w h ic h can m oat s a fe ly be i n t r u - ’ ed w .,n
th e k n o w le d g e a n d th e r e s p o n s ib ility o f J
m il it a r y
t r a in in g f o r
n a tio n a l defence. ,
A ls o c o lle g e m en a re to g e th e r on
th e ,
c a m p u s to o b ta in an e d u c a tio n , a n d it I
is no h a rd s h ip f o r th e m to de v o te th re e
h o u r* a w eek in a c q u ir i n g t h ' - k n . - w l e k e
Clierrv Grove
Group E lects,, Í?
*
Mrs. P. Patton President of
Home Extension Unit
ARGU S,
T h u r u ln y , U» t»>b< i 1.
TT I T. L S B O R O , O P F G O N
As Mechanical Cotton Picker Got First Biff Test
Low Farm Production, H igher
Prices Helping Local banners
t ’OI I EG 1'
G oi\.»lh
T he e.'inpo 1'e yield o(
33 p rin c ip a l c ro p s in the country
as a
hole i • v tim ated 17 pei
eent under t h e 19.*1 30 aveisu \
and tola, production 20 to 25 p« r
cent belou w hat w ould piobablx
'h a v e been pn»dueed w ith norm al
w eather. sa\ v the Septem bci ac.
n e u ltu ra l situ atio n icpori of th»»
t\ S ( ’ extension s rvice ’Phis Mt
¡n atio n , plus incien ed eon.sumei
pm chasing pov ei has boo trd the
gim eral farm pin»» level in O re
gon to 82 per cent of th*» 1920 30
a\ * rage 10 points, or 24 p»*i cent
above A ugust, 1935 In addition
O regon ei ops tak en together are
slightly above av*ra»:*»
T he report contains special sec-
! tions on a num ber of eom m oditi s
o f com m ercial im portance in O i •
I gen, p articu larly potatoes Owing
i to the nearness of th** p titu ip a l
mark**ting season for potat* * con
| siderahle space is given to an a n
OH FG O N
(Rv Mr». P Patton)
CHERRY GROVE C herry G rove
Home Economics' E xtension unit
n u t Friday at Mrs. G. W. K u rt.'
hom<». The group was sm all due
Io the extrem ely busy harvest sea-
son. Officers w ere elected as fol- whUe u wou,‘‘ lt‘ M ^ r ‘^ i P to take
y o u n g m en
fr o m th e f a r m o r e m p lo y *
lows: Mrs. P. Patton, president; ’ m
e n t, a n d g a th e r th e m to g e th e r a t som e
Mis. W allace Folsom, secretary ; c e n tr a l p o in t.
Mrs. I.ouic liering, lib rarian ; Mrs ' “ A b o , c o lle g e m en a re r e c e iv in g about
G W. K urtz, recreation leader A $900 p e r >ea r f r o m th e s ta te in educa-
n and , it
is o n ly
f it tin g and p ro p e r
planned lunch was serv ed at noon. , i t tio
hat
th e y s h o u ld in r e tu r n
dev o te
•
In the afternoon
M.ss B lanche h o u rs to w a r d t r a in in g th e ir, elves to pro«
Eickw orth -poke on "T aking In-,t«vi th e n a tio n th a t is n .u k i
t h e ir
N ex t m ee t- ''«tian p..«s ib le .
venlory of O urselves
Again t hcv
m ilit a r y
ing will be O ctober 9. and w ill
be held at Mrs G. W K urtz's ig n o ra n c e o f a s u b je c t com e to l-c t i.
home. S ubject will be "M enu P lan - best w a y o f p r o t e c tin g a g a in s t it * P»x»«
nine and T abic Si rvice. w hich w ill ig n o ra n c e o f m e d ic a l p ro b le m « h e lp i.
be the first of a series of th re e c u re th e disease? O r doe« a th o ro u g h u n -
d e r> ta n d in g o f th e p ro b le m te n d to aid
m eetings on this subject All w om I i in
its p re v e n tio n ?
en arc invited to attend these m eet | “ L o o k a ro u n d yo u in y o u r c o m m u n ity ,
ings A balanced pot-luck lunch AU th e y o u n g m en w h o ha ve a tte n d e d
will be served at noon w ith the O re g o n o r O re g o n S ta te s in c e 1’.».* •. have
'b e '"
e n ’ re
q u ire d to
«su.nM
to ta
t,k k e , m il it a r v t r a in in g
following com m ittee in c h a q r g e . :'“
u c o n s id
e r these
Mrs. A hlgrcn, Mrs. T olivc-
- Do h e yo
yvu
men n,ilitir''’
\ cr
o —
i i i - l j T
a n s w cun“
e r is d* obv ,h~
io u s * .
Mrs. K urtz.
“ L a s t ly th e p ro p o n e n ta a rg u e th a t a n y
th in g c o m p u ls o ry is u n « A m e rii ,;n.
The
School Enjoyed
p o s itio n is rid ic u lo u s . F ro m th e tim e a
The movie F riday night and the c h ild e n te rs schoo l u n t il it is th ro u g h .
cooking school S atu rd ay m orning ^ Î S . p e r f * n t o f th e courses ta k e n a re re
gr. up o f c m -
conducted by th e electric com q u ire d . S o c s ie tr ty ic tio its n e s lf, up. is n a th
e f re e co n
pany from H illsboro was enjoyed d p u u c ls t o r o y f r m e an
in o rd e r th n t w e can liv e
by the tow nspeople. S atu rd ay m orn to g e th e r pea ceably in t roups.
ing the cooking dem onstrations in-1 " T h e r e is n o th in g c o m p u ls o ry about
a ly s is of fa i'to r
: for th is cro p
S I’ \ I’E
w h ic h a ffe c t p rice
Native Son Dies
Gaston Thursday
F O ltE S T
G ltO V E
Hal. o,h
O de
Walkei *»0 dn .1 at hi h o m e in u*
iged «put*» in ilei i d
have been c
¡(L e d o n S e p le m tn r 23 a n d fiuu i|
dll
th
e
Sept*
inht'i
I
ly com pared
i \ !*•«• • wet «» held Sunday aft* »
*• tim ute
■ iitMiii at th e I .mi e l w o o d I ' h U i r h
Tin* report contains data show
w d h E ld e r Bee* la ft ot Ik.i (lan d *.t
me, th«» total production of pota fieiatm g hdcim «»ht w
in tin II l|
t •»,».• pel 100 people in each *»f the * * nn tei y
1.» \ * ,o «. th e w estern percentage
lie w as b o rn on th e horn«» phic»»
r ich year, and o th er dal.« of \a lu e August
13 1876 a n d m a u l e d E ,
to those who produce the m arket
potato*»
\Vlul th«» *li11u'liIti*»s to ma E H o ffm an al I u m l <>( (••' r
ui v ic e I Lv
he encountered b> anvone who un 2. Hkll I )«»«•* a . d i
d* » ak. . to « lu n ate potato pi u rs th e widow am t one -on, Hoy, of
a i r pointed out. n«\ <»i t he less soin • Ga» ton
helpful lilies and data a re pi«
O u r ehis Ifleil c o lu m n s m av huve
•a nted to aid tin»» *» w ho fa* *» this
problem in (1* term ihing till ir mat ju s t w h a t you nr«» lo o k in g for
Read th«*»»»
tf
keting pi «»gram.
a
1
LASTING
TRIBUTE
S'
Lest You hornet
A •
Mav we rem ind v e i l that tin* «’reetion of
a m em orial should be ••«•rmi, d.v arn| car*»
fully considered M em orial a i r im portant
They a re t i e c «sary The m em orial von c ir r i
will he the on*» public, la ding, honoring
record you can m ake of th*» «leceaAr.l of
your fam ily
T he principal factors w hich arc
related to th*» price level for p o
tatoes in O regon from year I*»
y ear ar*» th*» size of th»* United
OREGON M ONUM ENT W ORKS
S tates crop, the general level of
II II STANNARD. M anager
food prices, and the percentage of
rtu in c i i
llftllabera
th e total crop prixluced in t h c
w estern states O thct fact«»i
of
Government experts are seeking to determine w h e th e r the Rust brothers’ new mechanical cotton
local and seasonal n atu re also af-
picker is economically feasible a fte r the machine picked about an acre of cotton in an hour nt its first i feet potato price 1* vel and trends.
public demonstration, in Stoneville, Miss. W hile the machine demonstrated that it could pick a ! that th«» 1930 potato crop w ill b«»
large p a rt of the cotton, it gathered green leaf and tine trash; and several obscivers believed that this i < ne of the sm allest, if not th*» l*»ast.
eluded coffee, toast, boiled salmon, a i f tte a n d s a tu n d c e e n t a t is o u n r o t s ta w te i ll in g X to re p n> a y a h i d i-
' m relation to the population d u r
w ould reduce value o f the pickings enough to offset savings in picking cost. The machine is seen,
broiled steaks, ice cream , beets s ta te f o r th e e d u c a tio n he has rtc c iv c d
ing th«» past 1(> yeal
Whbl* ale
le ft above, as it moved through the cotton field in the demonstration. Mack Rust, co-inventor w ith
cooked w ithout parboiling, rice. b y a fe w h o u rs s p e n t in p r e p a r in g h in i-
¡food prices a re about the .one as
his brother, John, Is pictured rig h t above, displaying pickings of the machine.
ham and lim a beans cooked in th e 1 »e.’ f f o r th e d e fe n -e . f th a t s ta te .
h im
i a y ear ago. blit th*» u « stern p e r
roaster, jellied m olded salad, honey p u rs u e his s tu d y a t his o w n expense.
centage of potato production is
r y t r a i n in g has a g re a t e d u c a
cake-frosting, and ice box cookies. te n M a l il it a va.ue.
I above a se ra g e If th*» final potato
I t c o m p ris e s h is t o r y ,
ma
p
m
ent
effecting
th
e
con
stru
ctio
n
of
A large v ariety of electrical k itch re a d in g , h y g ie n e a n d s a n ita tio n ,, d r i
«stim ate should be no g ie a te r th in
th e Wolf C reek .mil Wilson R iver
en equipm ent as well as o th er ar- c o rre c t p h y s ic a l p o s tu re a n d c a re t f th e
the S eptem ber 1 gi vernm ent lig-
[Jiing your seed » lo a n in g In us for |ironi|>l, efficient
roads.
tic k s for the hom e w ere on dis-
*n d
p s y c h o lo g y in q u ic k a n d ac-
i lire, total production th.
> ear
'It was that, w ithout preju d ice t >1
e,'\ ice. W'e have just in ta lle d a new
play. An in vitation w as extended
vu.
r
^lu-
w ould ap p ro x im ate 211 bu hel pci
The
U n ite d S ta te *
g o v e rn m e n t
ha
W ilson River, the Wolf C reek load
to all th e group to inspect t h o $350.000
( C antinu ed <r»»m p « v » r 1)
inn in the count
11
in v e s te d a t O re g o n S ta te c o lle g e
( C o n tin u e d fro m p a r e 1>
w as to be driven through to the
m odel electric kitchen at the 01- and $225.000 a t O re g o n u n iv e r s ity , a n d
com pared to $36 081 a y e a r ago. tho 19?j ", • a \ «■’ t ,• In
': • • •
> ! earliest possible closing of th e 17- as
it fu rn is h e s , w ith o u t c ost t o th e sta te , th e several pro jects in operation t ■
fice in Hillsboro.
w hile the unnm nt to be raised by vious y ars th e final estim ates
in s tr u c to r s
in
th e
v a lu a b le
educa t i n d ate ;.n,i aw ait anxiously th e final m ile unconstructed gap.
d istric t tax this year is $17.573 as
h e r e - to -fo r e m e n tio n e d .
In
a d d itio n
to a p p r , -. .il in W ashington of th e must i
'It was an agreem ent m ade by com pared to $18.716 74
th is th e s tu d e n t w h o desire s to ta k e th e recent proposal. T his last pro ject !
Increases of slight proportions are
a in n ilern |>n re of eipiipnient u lii» li pei inil us to
th e O regon a d m in istrato r for WPA
a d va nced c o u rs e , receive s $229.30 in pa y
designed to eq ualize th e to tal 1 and by th ? state highw ay d e p a rt noted m general control, in s tru c
fr o m
th e g o v e rn m e n t
w h ic h c o n s titu te - is
ta k e w h e a t ami \ etc II out <if uat i. S ep arat inn a enni-
a v e ry n e a t s c h o la rs h ip th a t m a k e - pos W PA aiiocatl n of th e pro jects on m ent as the principal official ag en tion, m aintenance and rep airs and
s ib le th e c o m p le tio n o f th e e d u c a tio n *. f th ese tw o
roads. Il will, in fact,
o th er item s, w hile th e item of
p íe te as lu i) ’ . if (lesiceli.
a good m a n y boys.
give a slig h t ad v an tag e in favor of cies concerned.'
N ever open the door of an »uto
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a re 1)
“ A few’ m o n th s ago th e s e lf sam e p ro -
is also hard to understand. It w ould debt service shows $100 m»eiled
th
e
W
olf
C
reek
road
The
sponsors
!
m
obile
W
’hen
it
is
trav
elin
g
at
any
f th is b i ll w e re s tu m p in g th e
th
is
y
ear
as
com
pared
to
$2700
in
b cross to th e well protected colonies wment '
ap p ear that if any such agreem ent
a g a in s t
th e
c o m p u ls o ry s tu d e n t a re deeply in terested in both roads
; considerable rat*» of speed, cautions
in n o rth ern A frica? W hy does s J fe ta
^ e te
lean
was en tered into it could in t only last year's budget.
in g co p io u s te a rs on b e h u if and earn estly hope for th e ir early
P ro m p t
C o st
D rastic reduction in school tax ' th«» safety d ep artm en t of th e O re-
Ja p a n invade defenseless M anchu- of
t a *e n d p r -x w tr e e p __
__
_
s e lf s u p p o rtin g s tu d e n t w h o com pletion an d a sim u ltan eo u s op re la te to projects yet to be w orked
I
gon S tate M otor as i.catio n . To il-
in
the
B
eaverton
d
istrict
i.s
in
d
i
ko and n o rth ern China, and leave had to ’ pay '¿¿o ’¿jT’ four yea ra f o r
out.
WPA
projects
are
set
up
s
e
p
a
r
ening.
cated in th e budget announced , lu stra te th*» point, the m otorists’
unm olested t h e m ore accessible s tu d e n t tv e a n d in less th a n
y e a r he
"T he sponsors have ap p reciated ately w ith definite d etails and
Vladivostok. Russia, a n d P h ilip w a n ts t u ta k e fr o m h im an jp p o r t u n it y the generous co-operation received cn ee set up carry th e ir own allo ca th ere this w eek and w hich will be organization cited a recent case of
o f re e e iv in v a s c h o la rs h ip f, r tim e s as
v o ttd on at th e annual im»etmg j a w om an w ho was killed w hen he
pine Islands?
g r e a t ."
from th e S ta te H ighw ay com m is tions and a re ad m in istered acccr I- Monday night, O ctober 19. iti the fell from a car driven by her son
REMEMBER
"The lesson of h istory is th a t
sion. M ultnom ah county, th e City inglv. It w ould s.e m very irre g u la r ¡ high school building.
; O pening th e door to cl<• it m ere
the aggressor nations attack those
of P o rtlan d and th e able lead ersh ip j ;,nt* Quite im possible for th e high
DAIRY
E stim ated budget for the next securely sh e was jerk ed out of the
POULTRY
least able to protect them selves.
of E. J. G riffith , sta te a d m in is tra t w ay com m ission to have en tered y ear am ounts to $51 823.99 a com c ar w hen the fore*» of th*» w ind
in terfe rin g
He w ent on to say th a t th e ROTC
or of WPA. and his office as well in to any agreem ent
FEEDS
FEEDS
sw
ung
the
door
wid*»
before
he
pared to $54,548.76 a y ear ago E
is a part of th e national defense
as th e e n g in ee rin g genius of Louis w ith projects already approved, ar.d tim ated r*»ceipts include $8967 on could r* least* her g rip
especially
w
ithout
consulting
t
h
e
,
act to give us train ed officers in
G. .Apperson w ho has been d ire c t
in o rd er to avoid sim ilar icei-
hand at th e beg in n in g of th e year
th e event of national invasion, w ho
"Slow up at n ig h t” is sound a d ly in charge. T he trem en d o u s in co n tractin g parties We hope and
dents m otorists a re advi. d to m ake
could be th e nucleus The ROTC vice any tim e, but m otorists should fluence of th e O regon Jo u rn a l in believe it is a m istaken in te rp re w ith to tal receipts estim ated a t sure that all doors a re d o s e d tight
at present requires 90 hours per tak e heed especially as th e rainy assisting in th e ap p ro v al of these tatio n on the part of the Jo u rn a l . $40.966.57. leaving $10 857 42 to be before sta rtin g and to <•*» that no
year, only 39 of w hom a re in ac season approaches, according to W pr iects cannot be u n d erestim ated th at the highw ay com m ission ar.d j raised by tax atio n in the district.
garm ents are caught. If a door hits
tual drill, and th e oth er hours a re R. McDonald, d irecto r of th e O re- and also h; - been sin cerely ap p re- WPA en tered into any agreem ent
to be opened, first slow dow n or
E n lig h te n m e n t
spent in studying history, san ita- gon S tate M otor association i n ciatcd.
affecting projects to date.
M iI ORM K'K DEERING FARM MA( IHNERV
com
e to a compl te stop.
F
irem
an
Why
w
ere
you
kissing
tion, m ap reading, and oth er s u b - . charge of safety.
"N atu rally th e recen t ed ito rial
"T he sponsoring bodies a rc very my girl in a d ark co rn er last night'*
jects of . high
educational value.
ik .
_ .u
P hone 271
160 W . M ain S t
in th e ir desire th a t the
a s in c sun goes dow n trio num - criticism in th ? Jo u rn a l cam e as a earn est
Seam an Now that I’ve seen her
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to send your
o t h ^ u b U c r t ^ , n s c h o , K r z s i n ^ b er
of acc id tn ts
*>* i ? d . com plete su rp rise to th e tw o spon- W ilson riv e r project co ntinue w ith
in th e daylight, I w onder m yself
legal ad v ertisin g to the A rgus
lin g counties. T hese sponsors can- ou t w ith d raw al of m en or eq u ip Ex.
pointing
to state of f O n g o n c. •.-
A rgus classified ads r t results.
m aking it a requ irem en t, th ey dent
records
of his s ta te . not help b u t feel th a t this criticism m ent and at the sam e tim e as ra p
sim ply have increased th e n u m b er m
mpnf
»
!
cam
e
from
m
isu
n
d
erstan
d
in
g
of
id
ly
as
th
e
allocation
of
funds
are
ent.
of hours necessary to graduate by
how th e orig in al pro ject w as w o rk
proved and m ade, b rin g in g into
"M any m otorists fail to realize ed out and from lack of com- ap
the nu m b er spent in m ilitary drill.
m ore even balance th ? w ork mi
,
th
e
im
portance
of
slackening
th
e
ir
“ F u r t h e r , w h ile th is s u b je c t is re q u ire d .
th e tw o roads th at additional m en
pleto in fo rm atio n as te d etails,
OCTOBER 3-10, VISIT THE
r s tu d e n t can e a s ily be excused i f
he o r ; speed as night comes. Even th e b ;s i
"A ll sponsors w ere aw are th at an d m achinery may be placed upon
h is p a re n ts o b je c t, o r i f th e re is a e o n - 1 neadiignts do not provide ad equate i
AT PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
th e Wolf C reek road.
f l i c t w it h a n y o th e r s u b je c t o r i f he is lights to p erceive d anger far enough eQua! progre. s had not been m ade
"W
e
ask.
'1
'
T
h
at
favoritism
to
w o r k in g
his w’a y a n d needs th e tim e . ahead to stop safelv. Also, th e road- on ’ ^e
roads to d a te on th e eith e r road be forgotten; <2> T h a t!
W it h in
th e la s t tw*o years 4S9 pe rso n s ’
u
■ anc^ ■ \ ariOUS . objects
■ ;
ha ve been excused a t th e u n iv e r s it y a n d
in th e path WPA p ortions of th e w ork. This. b o th be pressed to w ard com pletion j
how
ever,
w
as
n a tu ra l a n d to be
o n ly f iv e ha ve been re fu s e d e x e m p tio n , j
seefl in th e ir tr u e propor-
xpected. T he ap proved p ro jects to as one g reat highw ay project; '3)
tw o o f w h o m w e re f la n k e r s in a ll su b - tions at nig h t.”
¿ « ■ t.: ( w o ii f w h o m to o k i t » m l later I
M cDonald pointed out th at w h ile d ate a re not equal and can n o t be- T h at harm ony and co-operation I
su p p o rt the W PA in its portion of I
g a y e te s tim o n y o f H» v a lu e , a m i th e re - driv j ng at pight on d ry pavem ent CJm<’ w’ual u n ,il th e Project now
r ^ 'Y o “ y \ £ , r h ^ w
« t a r u e r o u s th a n d d v i r 7 ? n gP
a P P ^ a l in W ashington D th e w ork and th e highw ay com
ission in th e p a rt th a t m ust neccs-
opposed to it a n d c o n s e q u e n tly w as re - daylight, w et pavem ent creates ev-
• IS been definitely accep-ed. m
q u ir r d to ta k e it.
en g reater hazard. T hese hazards
lVic rep o rts of th e W PA office sessarily fall to them to th e end
“ T h e re is n o t n o w . a n d n e v e r has been
listed as difficulty of ^tooninr? an<3
recen t ap p ro v al of H arry th a t both roads m ay be com pleted
ra g
e o
n n
• , ,
.
.
J
J o TT —
, ; —
n m o ve m e n t o f th e s nt tu u d den
e n t«
ts in O re
increased
h ead r t lig
h t H opkins t him
self, to g eth er w ith th e at th e earliest possible date; and
S ta te e o lle jre o r
th e u n iv e r s ity
t o re q uickly a n d
!
splendid
progress m ade on both '4> T hat additional men and e q u ip
glare.
m o ve m il it a r y e d u c a tio n . A p o ll has re
m ent be added to th e W olf C reek
c e n tly been ta k e n a m o n g 54 u n iv e r s itie s J
In som e states, he said, an at- roads, has left no occasion for road in o rd er th a t it m ay be ru s h
a n d collevres a n d q u e s tio n n a ire « w e re s e n t ’
doubt of th e cap ab ility of th e
.
.
.
,
.
.
tem
p
t
Is
being
m
ade
to
illu
m
in
ate
a n d receive d back
of p a r- ed to an early com pletion."
V h T y ^ V ™ highw ays w ith sodium vapor lamp.- H S T i V r e g L l a r uspicion
't y ™
o f these
A ttending
th e m eeting
w ere
n ty o r irre g u .a
la rit}
rity in th e m an-
w hich throwr off an even light
lignt en- tia
uaI1tv
and 1939.
Ju d g e H H
Rosenberg. M ayor
N in e ty - e iu h t
, r u l f iv e - te n th , p e r rent , abling m otorists to see far enough agemen*
,
voted a - a in s t a b o iia h in tt m il it a r y e d u e ,. ahead to avoid d an g er but no def-
"A ll in all. considered in th e light S w ett and others of Tillam ook:
Ju d g e T em pleton
and
H erm an
t io n . a n d in O re y n n S ta te c o lle g e , w h iih j n j t e move h a s b e e n r n a d e t h n - i • ‘ r,r 'h e 'p q u en co of events and th e
o n e e f th e ^ 1 ,
m w I in
th u » t0 ulloca-ions u n d er th e pro jects ap- K erkm an. com m issioner of W ash
o n ly th re e c u t o f 28'
ington
county.
'
A safe m axim um speed for n ig h t Proved, th e sponsors feel satisfied
f a v o r o f a b o lis h in g .
is well. It
T h e fa c t i« th a t th e re is a c o m m itte e d riv in g u n d er norm al condti )7.s i- and confident th a t al,
: th e ir feelin g th a t w h atev er p o r
k n o w n a , th e n a tio n a l c o m m itte e a r a i n . t about 40 m iles
per hour. ;• wa
m il it a r y e d u i-a tio n w h ic h
is
c o n d u c tin « „ „ ¡ n t - a
tion
of
th
ese
tw
o
g
reat
roads
WPA
th i—o d r iv e ' th r o u g h o u t th e U n ite d S tate?, ; P
n i e u > U i.
compl tes reliev es th e S tate H igh
and
p re s u m a b ly have h i t u p o n
O re g o n !
-----------------------------------—
w ay com m ission of ju st th a t m uch
because o f o u r in it ia t iv e la w s , m a k in g i t I
Force of Habit
expen !■ and b en efits th e state at
p o s s ib le t o go b e fo re th e people.
T
w
o
acquaintances,
w
ho
had
not
“ T h is is seen
b y th e fa c t th a t
th e
large to th a t e x a c t extent.
_____
t o l sta
o te
, clllcII,
, llc
<J u rn al
steps th u s f - a r ta
k e n "h a v e " fo iio w o d th e 1 s e e n M acPherson for some years.
"The
m e n t of th
e U
Jo
recom m ended steps as y iv e n h y th e n a - Called at
his house On SatU ldav
j
, ’e C p n t e m b e r 21
"/■ n a l c o m m itte e a g a in s t m il it a r y e du ca- evening. Mrs. M acPherson answ er- u --
» . p i . m o r Z l.
'M onth ; ago th e r e was an agree-
tio n . T h e p ro p o n e n ta o f t h is b i l l a rg u e n , i t h e r f n n r
t h a t a l l th e y d e s ire t o d o is m a k e m il l- i
,,A
.< ' r*u
i-
i
I "n>e.ee
],vp hCrC?
t a r y e d u c a tio n o p tio n a l a n d n o t re q u ire d .
T h i* i» n o t tr u e , f o r th e p ro p o n e n t» o f i th ey asked.
th e b i ll, in a t le a s t t w o occasions, have
A y.” was the woman’s reply,
17,628 Oregon boys and girls, who completed 4-1 Club
(dated t h a t t h is w a s o n ly th e p r e lim in a r y
‘just carry hm in!” —Ex.
s te p to w a r d th e u ltim a t e a b o litio n .
1? -
SI
-Seed Cleaning-
Non-High School
Budget Lowered
Continuance Both
Sea Routes Asked
HART-CARTFiR DISC CI.I ANI R
Car Door Dangerous,
Asserts Motor Club
Military Training
Factor for Peace
Service—Reasonable
Slow U p at Night
Motor Club Warns
Î.
X.
Î,.
HILLSBORO FEED CO
4 - 4 j(2 la ^ M
tâxtviÂe eluetadet iniutanceS.
THE FAVORITE
NEW SPAPER
O'
iS-
Powers Grocery
“ F u rth e r.
in W is c o n s in ,
w h e re
th e y
had sueceede J in m a k in g i t o p tio n a l, th e y
n o w p icke * th e lin e « o f in c o m in g
s tu
d e n ts , u r g in K th e m n o t to ta k e m il it a r y
e d u c a tio n , a n d
a re
e n d e a v o rin g t o ao
SUFFERING
with a COLD?
Try our special fo rm u la
projects last year, need no four-leaf clover "for luck".
They have one in the insignia of the 4-11 Clubs which is
a symbol for “good living" This year, 25,000 will work
for this award of merit.
Character, not chance, controls the destinies of these
heirs-to-Oregon-agriculture, who add to the three R's
their 4-H’s— for clear Heads, loyal Hearts, useful I lands
and better Health.
Phone 81
Main Street
Prompt
Service
Oregon’s prosperity will be safe in the hands of these
4-H Club workers. Last year they showed $84,000 profit on
projects involving $228,000 worth of livestock and goods.
Oregon’s social system is soundly based upon this
"younger generation” now being trained to earn while
they learn the most modern methods of farming, live
stock-raising, and homemaking, who early begin the
practice of working in cooperation with their neighbors,
in the 2030 Oregon 4-H Clubs.
Specials for Saturday Only
fo r quick relief.
SPAGHETTI
Palm
Cold Capsules
pkg.
HOT SAUCE
Built to Last
a Lifetim e!
50c
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Tim e is a g re a t fa c to r
in th e D ru g Business—
a R e g iste red P h a rm a
cist is on d u ty in our
«tore a t all tim es.
T om ato J u ice
Circulating
Heaters
Lima Beans
$ 3 8 .So
*45
.75
Other m odels as
low as $29.75
KRAM IEN’S
Palm D rug Store
Preaerlptlon D m n to ta
Phone 26#
Bristol Hardware
Hillsboro
Open until 9 p. m. Saturdays
N ext door lo Venetian Theatre
j
.»•
43c
S au erk rau t
43c
SPINACH
45c
*> I
3 cans for
Red & W hite.
.................
3 cans for.
Since 1911 when the state-wide 4-H Club movement
was inaugurated, some of the most interesting and valued
customers of The First National Bank of Portland have
been 4-H Club members who can transact business like
"old timers”. Many years banking experience with 4-H
Club workers has convinced us that membership in this
great organization is real c h a ra c te r-in su ra n c e and a
sound foundation for credit.
25c
3 cans ..........................................................
20-inch
25-inch
14c
3 cans
See th ese new
Shasta W ood-Burning
PROMPTLY
29c
F ran co -A m erican . 3 cans ...........
M any o th e r item s specially priced fo r S a tu rd a y .
T hese prices good O ctober 3 only.
!.t5
HILLSBORO BRANCH *
FIRST N ATIO NAL BANK
OF
PORTLAND
'First National Bank West of the Rockies'