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rt ¡dies Don’t Chantre, After Al
Post-Election
program of ’“val Business Rest
for S a tu rd a y w ith ! t
,
of all to the *'"d f’zz M any Years
C hristm as opening
business firm s is set
thorough co-operation
th a t the people of the H illsboro trailin g
a re a will have the best of o p p o rtu n itie « Uv Roger Babson
PA ltK . M i s . N ovem
for early shopping. Stocks in the local b er BABSON
20
Post - election business is
stores arc more com plete th an ever before * best in years Those w ho feared
that
tltc
p re s id e n ts re-election
and offer a wide selection. T he custom er I would
mean a big sh ak e-u p have
in most cases here is w aited upon ami i been badly m istaken The Roose
served bv people th a t he knows am i can velt landslide has set the "Go"
for th e present, at least
trust im plicitly. Shop early for C hristm as , ! signal
Out ing the past fortnight w ide
in Hillsboro.
aw ak e business men and investors
W ith im proving conditions everyone j have com pletely changed their
view point. New jobs, w age in
should help in m aking this a joyous S ule- ! creases,
salary bonuses, dividend
tiile season.
boosts and extras, ami higher farm
&c
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tion needs y our help. If you can possibly
a ffo rd to do so tak e out a m em bership.
Be sure th at y our m em bership is tak en
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W E L L , IT LOOKS A 5 IF
DEPRESSION WERE OVER
Thursday. November 2rt, 193fi
Washington
Parade
in |(4> .loini <oii ami
U.« h e r r l r r c c
|n<j|ili«'t extra«»!
.1un 1
i «bn arv. H mWH in>: lim u tiu» new
.mil im plu,m s | ’n ,i < >ffu «• 1 ». p u l
me it Building he t.i lh h it » t th'v
llu • N ational d i n « n i l 1 it' « lui 1 uuui
ha s, 1 ail foi I h I hh I und a well
des c rie d n *1 Hur 1 >ui h i U'U ip
far ,1 .1 II It Intuii ( h u .K'(«*t • in« »»
»Un II he |»n' uli tl uv««r
tin*
tin* \ r »V ù »»1 k t.ilc lluxilig «un
UH- sioll.
<»f 11 1 ulin i.'iiiii' in < «»n-
1
tai I w ith I II ley IO t h o - e d a y
II
(iielid he was he.oleil l o r soon* p,>
till, III nllni* t t e believ ed lie h i d
Ins e y e s on th e U m pire S t a l e G o v
eiiioi d o p a n d il may yet develop
j income, ull point to th e biggest
and tallest "C hristm as tree" since
'th e gilded days of 1929. B are your
plans accordingly.
T ransitional Period
A business m an is ju stified in
co n tinuing his old policy c f sitting
w e
W i i t * lig h t
Bill non«1 of its evei
believed w e d see b u n m anaging,
the D e m o c ra ts in two of the g reat
est P ie idential landslides in his
tory
F rancois ile T esxanl. French
the fu tu re will bring A businc-s
man. how ever, is not w arran ted in
U nder S ecretary of S la te io the
continuing his old policy w hen lie
Cabinet of P rem ier Leon Ilium,
d o ts know what is ahead of him
who w iote a book on tin* P resident
The
last
four
years
have
been
years
and tin* N e w Deal th ree y ears ugn,
P o rtlan d paused but a m om ent for the
of confusion for business. ' The
entitled "F ra n k lin K ooaevelt” pan)
A rm istice Day observance. O therw ise it
country has been passing through
a visit to the C apital. D eclaring
was business as usual.
a period of transition. F ar-reach-
he w as an ard en t a d m ire r o f
ing
legislation
has
bden
enacted
This day m eans m ore personally to
tin* P resident, the d istin g u ish ed
! w hich has
necessitated
radical
F renchm an drew a p a rallel be
m illions of A m erican men, wom en and
changes in business policies. On
tw
een tin* inner |nditn*.'il situ atio n
,
the
top
of
it
all,
some
felt
th
ere
children th a n any o th er day in the year.
in F rance and In the U nltel State».
i
was
a
possibility
that
th
ere
w
ould
T he ending of this g re a t w orld conflict and
He ailileil. "W e a r e try in g to mak«
be a tu rn o v er of adm inistration
D istrict atto rn ey s of th e sta te are on this
a New Deal for F ran ce, because
the establishm ent of peace should be of
y ear and a w holesale th ro w
our situ atio n is sim ilar to yours.
th e g re a te st im portance to people t h e the rig h t tra c k w hen they seek a uniform ing-out of the New Deal.
The French have ru rcly been »«
|
On
N
ovem
ber
3
the
voters
of
the
system
for
tax
foreclosure.
W
hen
this
is
world over.
in terested in an A m erican I'resi.
nation
settled
the
question.
No
W hy cannot we stop in ou r chase for done and a plan w orked out th a t will business man can now give un-
dential election and so content with
its results. H enceforth lit nioeraey
th e all-m ighty d o lla r long enough to give m eet th e test of law. political subdivisions i certain ty as an excuse for inaction
We all know w hat is ahead for
lias its chief All eyes a re tu rn ed
of
the
s
ta
te
will
find
them
selves
in
b
et
renew ed life to th e spirit of A m ericanism
th e next tw o y ears anyw ay and we
on your P resident on whom every
te
r
financial
condition.
probably know w hat is ahead for
and th e th o u g h ts of tru e peace? It seem s
hope is pinned fo r th e eontinua
th e next four years. The g reat tna-
tion of the g ie a t liberal and item
th a t th e ueople in th e sm all tow ns are
Ijo rity of the people of this country
oiTatie civilization of the Occi
m ore w illing to do this th a n th ey are in
are happy w ith th e outcom e of the
d en t.”
I election. T h ere is. of course, a
the crow ded cities.
Philadelphia, w here every p o liti
m inority w ho are not satisfied with
Every effo rt should be m ade to m ake
cal abuse aim ed at the New Deal
* the result but they know w hat the
A
dvertised
Goods
A
re
Best
this a sta te and n atio n al holiday.
w <f received with glee liefore a
, result is. They should have sense
T he autom obile th at used to sell for about $2000 < enough to capitalize on th e situ a-
certain day in N ovem ber, has
has since been advertised and can now be bought i tion. Hence, th e u n certain ty excuse
turned fine and th ro u g h llu* per
for about o n e-fo u rth the fo rm er price. The bicycle 1 now no longer holds w ater.
•On o f M ayor s. Davis Wilaon. n
advertised has been red u ced to o ne-fifth th e
Keep in Style
staunch R epublican, has announced
U ndoubtedly th e re a re h u n d red s of since
fo rm er cost. It is th e sam e w ith th e electric re
to the w,,i Id a t larg e, and to u
T he dem ocratic landslide m eans
tho u san d s of people on th e P acific coast frigerator. th e w ashing m achine, th e sew ing m achine,
p r is e ter w ho had been thei • for
c u rren t proposition being of- Philadelphia audience in p a rtic u
easy money rates for som e tim e to
th
e
various
kinds
of
h
eatin
g
and
cooking
stoves.
In
who will be verv m uch inclined to ta k e
over 30 days and till lefu ■ d to
1 O regonians by a self-styled lar, th a t it will not countenance
to buy ad v ertised a rticles is a help to w ard r e come. Spending w ill be continued.
sign i false statem ent.
issue w ith P resid en t Roosevelt w hen he d fact
< irganizatlon in th e east, the P ort- any o u trag e such a s "p oking fun
ucing th e price to th e consum er. Not only are a d 1 The cost c f living has ju st started
“R eview ing the G PU 'e
rise. W hile credit inflation has
land B etter B usiness B ureau re— nt the President*! w ife."
i
to ’d Pacific coast m ayors th a t he w ould v ertised articles reduced in p rice by advertising, I I to
I en countered in prn >11. I «*..
begun, th e chances a re 6-4 th at we
i (torts.
Sev ral bc-ok ■ have been w rit- th e
ir
w
itiu
ssing
a
per-
p robably a tten d th e in ter-A m erican peace but they are g reatly im proved in q u ality and in m ay have cu rren cy inflation. With
The
May.
conclusion tlia
confi
T he card offers
: genealogical
usefulness as w ell as in lastin g qualities. People
by R ussians w ho have escaped gave the prisoner
"N ew F aces" took of-
adv.
conference in Buenos A ires D ecem ber 1. w ho realize this a re th e ones th at are th e g reatest j such an outlook, business m en and ten
report on a pai t irul.i r n a m e of the form anee of sk it in w hich M rs .
from
th
eir
n
ativ
e
land,
since
the
fense a t a
.ith
e
r
d
u
rin
g
the
¡¡gal
investors a re cu ttin g off th e ir nos- Reds
t
it
is
recipient,
b
laid
th
a
t
th
e
th a t w orld peace w as “ m ore Im p o rta n t'’ boosters for n ew sp ap er advertising, as th ey know i i es
Roosevelt w as inqier
n t i
to sp ite th e ir faces w hen they none w recked the country, but lat, r It I- i :i!y U
inform ation
■sent to those F ranklin I)
th e ad v ertisin g not only pays for itself, b u t gives
lias revealed the terrib le how ever, who. kin
than th e m aritim e crisis here on th e P a th
tiu hor* . w ho m ail in actually
th e ir tw o dollars is so sonateil. " I ’ul a atop to th is at
e m an u factu rer and dealer a fair profit as well, say: “I am scared to death by the tru th like the one ju st w ritten hv ' rv rs w hich th e exai
affin :* de* generul a : tc be of little interest.
once,” roared the M ayor as he
cific. One will not deny th e im portance and brings th e consum er b e tte r and m ore en d u rin g i election and I am ju st going tc V ladim ir V T chernavin, w hich vised for him. can
, sit tight." Nobody can get rich on cam e from th e press last m onth
stro lle IIP the aisle. ‘ T ake out th a t
of w orld peace, but th e resu lts of such goods
M
any
report
;
h
ive
been
m
ade
to
case. How ran one
■ money in th e bank at 2 p er cent
skit or I'll slop the w hole show
A
dvertised
goods
a
re
safe
to
buy
because
th
e
Its
title
is:
"1
S
peak
For
the
S
i
th
e
Hi
11er
Hip
lues..
B
ureau
by
peo-
T . of weal.... t wneu
conferencps in th e p ast w ould suggest th a t m an u factu rer has too m uch invested in his product ■ H igh-grade bonds yielding 3 ’ , per lent."
T h e olTi tiding ski ti h w as taken
pie
w
ho
sent
in
for
these
genea-
:
d ered a fte r
I. i c i n g
wn.
th e P resident consider th e o n e-im portant to tak e any unnecessary chances of having th e goods ' cent m ay be ju st as dangerous as W ith dem olishing fran k m . . the ren
out. The point of thi * sto ry is th a t
: common stocks selling 40 to 50 a u th e r tells the sad story of w hat th ro u g h the porthi ali* o f the hot logics, only to find, to th e ir disap- | M i
R oosevelt's
sons
Jam es.
job at th e p resent tim e is to do e v ery th in g re tu rn ed .—A rchbold (Ohio) B uckeye.
pointm
ent.
th:
It
th
e
brief
reports
cell,
his
wife
and
daughte
gasp-
I tim es earnings. S urpluses in com-
cut out do II at go in to any par- , F ran k lin . .Ir., and Jo h n had seen
flo o r
possible to settle a t once th is strik e th a t
j pany treasu ries draw no interest m illions of people a re passing ing for breath, lyir Ig o il til
the show and laughed h e a rtily nt*
in th e d a rk night, w hich and striv in g to get a ir by j
ling ticül.ir branch < the fam ily Irei the skit. Both P r e s i d e n t R o o s e v e lt
but th ey do draw big tax bills th rough
is p a ra ly zin g th e business of th e coast w ith
exists, in the land of th e S o th eir m ouths agains t th * ers ;*k tin- but a re of a Vi
general eh. it ai
1 Now is the tim e for action—not for now
and M r s . R on: •'V eil hail also been
viets. He says:
Some of th e m etro p o litan n ew sp ap ers th a t su p i "sittin g tight ”
re su lta n t economic loss to all save t h e
del* th e iron door " ’
tell my own story because I
told about it several m onths ago
The volum e. "1 S peak F or thi
lu some in stan d
If you own a dry-goods store b e "I
m
aillr
of
union leaders, w hose pay goes on re g a rd ported G overnor L andon and fought P resid en t Roose
li.v e th at only in this way van S ilent" proves co: allu siv ely th.-.i his o utfit have
and thought it funny, w h'le Jim
v elt b itterly had a b itte r pill to sw allow w hen th e j and fashions tu rn to rayon, w hat
carried
th
e
state-
less of strikes.
election retu rn s cam e in, an d ju d g in g from th e ir ' do you do? As a good m erchant. I discharge ttie m oral obligation R ussia's 100,000.000 people a re liv
•
M em ber
4ational B e t t e r F arley , who Rail seen the perform
editorial com m ent, few of them a re tak in g it g race I you stock up w ith rayon irtespec- w hich a kindly F ate im posed upon ing in a state of slavery T errm
ness
B
ureau:
it ia pointed out a n re in New Y ork had liked it nnd
fully. Most c f those big n ew sp ap ers are giving out i tiv e cf w h eth er you like it or not m e in helping m e to escape frtim reigns everyw here, All libertie
1.
Janz.
m anager of the w as so quoted ill th e show 's a d
d ire w arnings of w hat m ay tra n sp ire in th e n ex t four I On th e o th er hand, w hat do you do the Soviet te rro r the d u ty to gone. The people ai e irtterlv help* I'.» r!'a n d H cltiir liii-im .*.s B ureau, vertising.
speak
for
those
whose
v
o
ic.s
c
an
lis.s in the hands o *f the m’eretk*.*. th a t th e so -e a lh d B etter Buainess
A gricu ltu re is beginnning to feel the y ears and hoping som ew hat sarcastically th at Mr. if the tra d e suddenly changes to not be heard.
On F iid ay , N ovem ber 13th, J u s
G PU spy system . The D efend i B ureau re fe rre d to lias no connec
w orsteds? If you a re a good m rr-
g rip of th e Pacific m aritim e strik e in a R oosevelt w ill not do all th e h o rrib le things they j ; chant,
tice llran d eis of th e U nited S ta te s
"In
silence
they
a
re
sen
t
nwtiy
M agazine
you do not argue w ith the
tio
n
w
ith
a
n
y
reg
u
larly
established
p red icted he w ould do if elected. W hat m akes most
Suprem e
C ourt celeb rated
his
b ig w av. M ounting losses a re indicated in of these papers so b itte r is p robably th e realizatio n i women b u t c arry a good line of as convicts to th e c o n cen tratio n '
B e e r lliisiiii * . B ureau, but is a
ps: in silende they su ffer to r
eig h tieth b irth d ay It is no m ere
th e f r u ’t industry, w hich fo r th e first tim e th a t th e ir influence w ith th e ir read ers is proven so ' w orsteds and sell at a fair price cam
p
riv
a
te
p
ro
m
o
tio
n
re
c
e
n
tly
s
u
b
je
c
t
tu re and go to m :e t death fro m
m a tte r of courtesy to say th a t the
he sam e sim ple analogy applies
; of a postoffice fraud order.
, Soviet bullets.
in five vears. had borne prom ise of com m uch sm aller th an th ey fondly believed it was —A s I ¡T business
venerable judge does not look his
and to politics. T oday we !
to
ria
A
storian-B
udget.
"R em em ber th a t thousands of
8 6 y e a r s nnd could easily hold his
fo rta b le Profits. G rain is being held up in
know th at th e styles have tu rn ed men
H illsboro A rgus contains nil thi own am ong the strip lin g s of 66
and w om en of R ussian e d u
I from th e policies of the republican cation
w areh ouses th ro u g h o u t th e northw est.
are still languishing in the i I lv 1 'i.r ‘ la n il II t ie r II ir u n r - Itn r i- iiu I n r 1 new s of H illsboro and the sur o r so.
I p arty of the 20's to the New Deal filthy cells of th e G PU prisons and
Tw o dollars for a ty p ew ritten ro unding com m unities. R ead it
M eanw hile th e hand of radicalism holds
policies of th e 30's. W hether you in th e cold barracks of th e concen report, containing very gem ral in nnd keep inform ed on w h at 1:
On the bench none o f the ju s
sw av a t th e helm of th e m aritim e unions
! like th e New Deal fashions or not. tratio n camps, poorly clad and form ation regarding a fam ily name.
e
t f tic e s is m ore gracious th a n Brnn-
I ycu b e tte r play ball or re tire from starving, break in g w ith exhaustion
in San F rancisco and th e strik e goes on to
deis. L istening in ten tly to the la w
b u s i n e s Do not let your business under the hardships of inhum an
th e financial loss of all and d a m a g e to th e
yers who are pleading, he is th e
O regonian A ttitu d e V iew ed w ith A larm
w h ith er a n d rot because you re slavery."
-oul of co u rtesy , often ap p e a rin g to
cause of union labor, because of its stirrin g
To th e E d ito r—M any producing d airym en of fuse to shift w ith the "trade."
Mr T chernavin was arrested and
j be try in g to help counsel along in
Not Q uestion of P rinciple
up severe reactio n in th e m inds of m any W ashington co unty are a t a loss and som ew hat
throw n into an u n speakable GPU
’ d itfiiu lt spots, ra th e r th a n e m b a r
This does not m ean th at a man prison for no crim e except that In*
w ho in all probability w ere frie n d ly to the m ystified by th e O regonian's fanatical desire to should
rassin g them as one o r tw o o f his
sell his principles for a happened to be an edu cated and By A. L. I.indhci k
an n u al rush for plats at the end of colleagues som etim es do. I n a well-
b
reak
dow
n
th
e
O
regon
M
ilk
C
ontrol
law.
In
r
e
unions b efore or never gave it m uch view in g th e O regonian's stand on th e Milk C ontrol mess of pottage. A druggist has no cu ltu red man. His revelations of
SALEM
A ctual
c o n s tr u c tio n the year. F ew er than 12.500 of the
pitched, m elodious Voice w hich
concern before.
act, it has n ev er at an y tim e been frien d ly to th e excuse to bootleg liquor to m ake w hat goes on inside of Soviet p ris w ork on O regon's n e w eapitul nearly 300,000 motoris ts in the state easily overcom es th e u n fo rtu n a te
law. and alw ays was w illin g to lend its fro n t page money sim ply because people tem ons is alm ost unbelievable. His building will get under w ay w ith had filial when the d raw in g for acoustics of th e new court room ,
porarily w ant liquor. T here are | w ife and 11-year old son w ere su b in th e next ten day-; and the b u ild low n um bers was held in th e au to
and ed ito rial colum ns to defam ing th e act.
he will in te rru p t w ith questions
ing w ill be com pleted w ithin If!
broad fundam ental principles on
It seem s as if th e fo rm erly g reat O regonian in w hich w e shall courageously stand jected to heartless to rtu re in an m onths, according to Ross B Hitm- m obile registration d ep artm en t last aim ed ad ro itly so a s to ascertain
p t to secure a confession from
F riday. Snell rem inds th at th e new
The th re e boys— C layton N v b erg of its desperation to salvage som e of its fo rm er glories even if our pocket-books suffer attem
him . But. as if by a m iracle, th e moml, head of th e P o rtla n d i * nii - 1937 plates may be used a fte r De the precise legnl point o r fact
m ust stoop to th at low est form of jo u rn alism —a r thereby. Yet an im partial analysis fam
trneting firm , lov. j ee tuber 15 W ashington e o u n ty p eo - needed. We have w atched him , a
T u a latin . .Toe B erger and D onal M cIntosh ray
ily w as later reu n ited and fin
in g class against class.
bidders orn t h e , pie w inning low license num ber., faintly sy m p ath etic sm ile playing
of th e dem ocratic program shows ally succeeded in escaping through
of H a z e ld a le. to g e th e r w ith th e ir H azel-
A g ricu ltu re has no q u a rre l n o r w ishes an y w ith th a t m any of the hard-fought prob-1 w ild
sta
te house j o b are: H arry A. R ichm ond, Forest over his face, as though he realized
m ountains, f o r e t s and
dale leader. Jo e K incheloe, w ho w ere h o n th e consum ing public; th e ir p ro sp erity should be lem s a re not questions of principle. [ sw am ps, into F inland
T he bid by t h i Grove. No 19; W F. Tews, H ills the p lig h t of the m an standing
P o rtlan d f i r m
T h e L ic e C e ll"
ored at a rec e n t c h a m b e r of com m rce reflected back to us. W hy should w e w ith prices b u t ra th e r questions of policy. F o r |
boro No 25, W illiam Sw inl. For- alone and ad d ressin g a coldly c r it
g in all th e com m odities we m ust b u y con exam ple, th e real fight is not so
$2.00«. 137
low I* t G rove. No 71: B. F and W ical audience of nine beyond w host
We w ill let Mr. T chernavin give
m eeting, have e stab lish ed a reco rd of risin
tin u e to produce th e necessities of life at a b eg m uch as to w h eth er or not the us a little glim pse into the cells
est of th e seven G ran t Yen.,*ii. G aston. No. 76; Ralph decision th e re lies no appeal.
w hich th ey and th e ir p a re n ts m ay be garly w age’ F arm groups an d organizations of all governm ent shall spend, but w hat occupied by th e helpless victim s
su b m itted to the G owln, Hillsboro, No. 78.
C a p ito l
Recon
ju stly proud. Local business a p p re c ia te s kinds are fully aw are of th e danger to ag ricu ltu re group shall benefit from such e x w ho becom e a prey for th e Red
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the next tw o years for th e aid of
Beasts:
stru ctio n com m is
th e o p p o rtu n ity of hav in g th em as th e ir w hen its incom e lags behind th a t of in d u stry and its penditures.
A
new
all-tim
e record for tr a f dependent children, according to
T h ere is no sense in arg u in g w ith
sion. w as not only
"O ne day I w as given the ‘sta n d
allied trades. An alert, m ilitan t ag ric u ltu re w ill see
guests and of payin g them honor. W e wish th a t th is condition is not rep eated in th e fu tu re as a tidal-w ave. M oney is loosening ing test.’ In our cell w ere sev eral
well w ithin t h i ' fic accidents in O regon was e s Budget D irector W harton. T he fed
up w ith a rush. F inancial p u b lica men w ho had been sub jected to it.
fu n d
available tablished d u rin g O ctober w hen 42 eral fund will have to be m atched
you as m uch success in la te r life as you it has been in th e past.
for th e job. but persons w ere killed on th e h ig h
T he O regonian's program at p resen t ¡3 to build tions a re cram m ed daily w ith no One. E n g rav er P.. over 50 years
have had in th e 4-H club activities. To
tices of dividend boosts or year- of age and heavily built, had stoixl
provides f o r a way of the state com pared to 19 by both the sta te and county gov
p public resen tm en t against th e M ilk C ontrol act end
extras. C orporations not only for six and a half days. He was not
M r. K incheloe and o th e r club lea d e rs in u and
w hite m arble e x for the sam e m onth last year. The ernm ents for an aggregate of $2 -
then if possible have th e law rep ealed a t th e are d istrib u tin g dividends to th e ir given food or d rin k and w as not
terior. T he Ham - O ctober d eath s brought th e year's 364 606 ull of w hich w ill be spent
A.
L.
L
indberk
th e county we w ould say, “ W ell d o n e.”
next session of th e legislature. All ag ricu ltu re m ust stockholders, but are voting bonus allow ed to sleep; he w as tak n to m ond com pany co n stru cted t h e total to 257. an increase of m ore
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realize the danger here, if w e lose w h at little ground es and pay increases for th e ir em th e toilet once a day. B ut he did present state offici1 building, erect- than 25 per cent over last y e a r s in earing for dependent children,
eith er in the home.» of th e ir own
w e have gained, w e w ill soon have a com plete ployees. T here a re over a m illion not 'confess.' A fter this ordeal he ed in 1929-30 at a cost slightly in 261 for the sam e period.
n in all ag ricu ltu ral com m odities.
p aren ts d ependent on re lie f for
m ore jobholders today th an a year could not w alk back to th e cell excess of $af)6.606.
The h e a lth unit, as o utlined in th e a n breakdow
I feel sure th a t o ur W ashington county legislators ago, w hile payrolls are 5 to 10 and the guard had to drag him up
T h ere w ere 6163 officials and •support, or in foster homes. T he
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n u a l bu d g et for 1937, w ould in ou r opin a re fully aw are of th is situ atio n an d w ill do th e ir p er cent higher. The average farm the stairs. E ngineer T., 60 years C laim s of H arry Boivin of K lam em ployes on the stale payroll last fund i.s expected to ta k e care of
com m unity’s incom e is today 10 old. had stood for fo u r and a half ath county to a cinch on the house June, according to a com pilation 8660 children on the basis of $12
ion. he a m ightv fine in vestm ent fo r th is utm ost to p rotect o u r interests.
I wish to th a n k th e A rgus fo r th e to 15 p er cent above last N ovem days and had finally signed the speaker.-.hip a re hotly protested by I just com pleted by the budget d e a month. Many of th ese a re now
county. The ad d itio n al cost is very slight, fine In su p closing
s a total being cared for in .*tate-aid ed in
ber. All in all, purchasing pow er ‘confession.’
p o rt it has given us in th e past.
the so-called left w ing group, who partm ent, whii h show
o f $786.252115. stitutions w hile others are receiv
but instead of having p a rt tim e service as
"F req u en tly the ex am in in g offi- insist th a t th e K lam ath m em ber | m onthly payroll
Sincerely. HENRY G. HAGG. R eedville, No this au tu m n is at a new high since
1929.
I cer th reaten ed : 'I'll ro t you in the has been counting his chickens A ctivities supported by ap p ro p ria ing direct relief T he fund will be
u n d e r th e p resent set-up people of th e vem b er 16, 1936.
Shop Early This Year
I lice cell.’ O ne day an old jew ele r before they a re hatched. Boivin tions account for 2961 em ployes adm inistered by the S late Relief
county would have a u nit t h a t w ould be
th e
S tale
The stream of dollars com ing re tu rn e d to our cell a fter having this week broadcast tin* an n o u n ce w ith an aggregate m onthly p ay comm ission th rough
out of hiding bro u g h t about ; been gone four days. He had been m ent th a t he had the assurance roll of $382.81892 w ith 3562 p e r Child W elfare com m ission, w hich
on th e job all th e tim e a t p rac tic a lly no
Will pas; on the eligibility of c h il
trem endous im provem ent in public in the lice cell.
«additional cost.
of m ore than enough votes to in sons on th e payrolls of self-sus-
sentim ent. Tw o y ears ago only th e
"A ccording to him , tw o or th ree sure his election and was ready to 11,lining activities draw in g a total dren to this aid and select the
of $397.433.93 for the m onth. Of hom es in w hich they a re to he
best inform ed people realized that h u n d red persons a re jam m ed into
We suggest a change in th e d ate of Election Day. business was on th e upgrade. A it and m ust stand pressed closely consider requests for appointm ent: th e 2901 persons on th e payrolls cared for.
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We no sooner get th e cam paigns over th a n w e have y e a r ago w as obvious to e v e ry together. To add to th e to rtu re , a to th e various house com m ittees of ap p ro p riatio n supported a c tiv
T he an n o uncem ent b u rst like a ities 988, or slightly m ore than one-
to dig out th e earm uffs again for w inter.
S
ecretary
of
late S nell has a n
body
th
a
t
we
w
ere
rapidly
gaining
high
te
m
p
e
ra
tu
re
is
m
aintained.
bom bshell in the w idely scattered third. a re in the sta te system of nounced that S he
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will recom m end
ground. Today it is ap p aren t that E verybody is covered w ith lice,
T hat Estes P ark. Colo., w om an w ho rep o rted th a t we a re nearin g a p rosperity era and fighting them is q u ite im pos cam ps of his riv als for the gavel higher edueation. but this group the repeal of the $16 license fee on
Fiftoon Y ears A co
w ielding job and resulted in a drew «202 852.71 '
a
larg
e
b
ear
an
d
sm
all
cub
have
raid
ed
h
er
ice
box
piek-up
ears
w
hen
th e legislature
T
h
ere
a
re
still
several
m
illions
of
sible.
T
h
ere
is
no
toilet
in
the
cell.
In
its
m
onthly
Argus. N ovem ber 24. 1921—D airym en fig h t liq u i
prom pt consolidation of opposition pay envelope, or
sev eral tim es had b e tte r cheek up on h u b b y and unem ployed but I believe th a t the T he prisoners are tak en out. th ree su
m ore th an one- meets. M uch Injustice has re s u lt
dation of D airym en's League.
p
p
o
rt
behind
Bull
of
Union
with
n u m b er is far less th an popularly at a time, heavily guarded: men
through enforcem ent of this
W ash lito n county w ins first nrize fo r th e a g ri Ju n io r.
arnes of M ultnom ah and Hyde of half th e e n tire am ount charged to ed
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supposed. O utside of this problem , and women an* ta k i n to g eth ef to B
the ap p ro p riatio n -su p p o rted group, Act in th e opinion of Snell, whn
c u ltu ral and h o rticu ltu ral ex h ib it a t the N ational
Lane
w
ith
d
raw
in
g
from
th
e
lace
An A lbany, N. Y., professor says a good speech th e road is fairly clear ahead. I th e sam e toilet. This goes on con in favor of the eastern O regon w hereas th e o th er tw o-thirds, or points out th a t thousands of the
G range convention
in P o rtlan d . C om m ittee in
chars'e included D. B. B u rk h alter. Mrs. Stockdale, req u ires a punch at the beginning and a kick at th e b elieve th a t th e R oosevelt re-elec tinuously, day and night.
candidate. An active su p p o rter of 1812 persons drew only $186.166.21. cars subjected to this h ig h er fee
“T he u n d erw ear of those w ho B ull's candidacy declared w hile in T he averag e pay of all state e m a re nothing h u t old ears w ith a
end. B ut m ost people do n 't lik e to be aw ak en ed so tion sym bolizes the g reat change in
D. G. L il'v. Mr. Leedv and K ing Denney.
public view point.
box on th e back w hile pleasure
have been in th e cell for several
this week th a t Boivin could ployes is com puted nt $12671 a
Dorn’hv D ick of West Union dies of dip th eria. forcibly.
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or nmeli heavier construction
D u rin g th is com ing C hristm as days becomes com pletely ro tten and Salem
not have m ore than 16 of I he 38 m onth. E m ployes of the state sy s ears
F ra n k Atwood. 16. of B uxton killed in stan tly
escape
w ith the paym ent of a $5
season
th
is
new
attitu
d
e
w
ill
be
w
orn
out
and
th
e
ir
en
tire
bodies
tem
of
higher
edueation.
how
ever,
P
en
g
u
in
s
carry
rocks
in
th
e
ir
stom
achs
for
b
a
l
dem
ocrats
in
his
cam
p
w
hile
sev
w hile asleen M onday night when tre e falls across
expressed in te rm s of real boom covered w ith lice bites and often eral of th e 21 republican m em bers d raw an averag e of $204.90 a m onth fee.
last.
m
uch
in
th
e
m
an
n
er
a
bridegroom
c
arries
th
e
house in storm . M other severely injured.
buying. "Shop early " is my advice a rash from nervous eczema. T he
w hile th e averag e m onthly pay
Tillam ook
railroad line blocked b y slides. first batch of biscuits.
to both m en and women. "C arry w hole cell can be seen from th e w ere pledged to th e U nion county cheek of the o th er em ployes and
L ib rary w orkers of O regon have
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man.
F
riends
of
Boivin
on
th
e
o
th
T rain out of P o rtlan d ru n s only as fa r as Cochran.
a com plete and heavy line of stock corridor. People a rc taken to see it
officials in the a p p ro p riatio n -su p contributed m ore than $266 in cash
e
r
hand
insist
th
at
th
e
K
lam
ath
E
ight
P
aris
women
factory
w
o
rk
ers
stru
ck
,
d
e
.Tames H. D avis of N orth P lains nam ed county
and ad v ertise to th e lim it” is my before exam inations and later, on
tow ard the purchase of referen ce
m anding sugar for th e ir daily tea. T he usual desire w arn in g to m erchants and m an u th re a t of being th ro w n in there, county candidate knew w h a t he ported group is only $99.42 and hooks for th e Bandon public li
recorder to succeed F. A. Everest, w ho resigned.
tljat of em ployes in th e self-su s
was
talk
in
g
about
w
hen
he
m
ade
is
to
have
th
e
pay
envelope
sw
eetened.
facturers. Those w ho are “sittin g give up all th e ir mom y, jew els
Mrs. R. M. Beebe dies a t Roy N ovem ber 10.
b ra ry w hich was com pletely d e
tain in g gro u p is $111.48.
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tig h t" w ith low inventories, big an y th in g to save them selves from his announcem ent and insist th a t
T w en ty -tw o new te x t books for stroyed in the recen t fire, acco rd
the sp eak ersh ip fight is all over
Thirty Years A ro
T hat P ittsb u rg h , Pa., w om an w ho at 68 is cash balances, high-priced bonds, it.
ing
lo Miss H a rrie tt C. L o n g ,state
if the B ull-B arnes forces have not use in the public schools of O re lib rarian
" T h e W i t C e ll ”
. In addition to t h e s e
gon w ere approved by th e S tate
A rm s. N ovem ber 22. 1906—"As told In th e H ills” studying h er ABC's m ust have been consum ed w ith and an an n u ity policy a re going
y
et
found
it
out.
"T he 'w et cell’ was an o th er
T extbook com m ission a t its b ie n ill,n a tio n s several large hook p u b
played to th e second best house of th e season in th e curiosity over those new v itam in s w hich a re a l to be caught asleep at the sw itch
In
the
senate,
w
ith
W.
11.
S
tray
-
w ays popping up.
* ju s t as th ey w ere in 1929 when m eans of coercion. H ere th e floor er of B aker refusing to yield to the nial m eeting here this w eek. A dop lishing com panies have also m ade
C rescent th e a te r Sunday evening.
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th ey w ere "sittin g tig h t” w ith a was flooded w ith w ater and th e on
H illsboro needs m ore residences. People tu rn ed
plea of th e dem ocrats th a t he get tion of th e new tex ts docs not nee- donations of encyclopedias a n d
In C hina, roses a re used as m uch fo r food as for trem endous inventory, a big block ly fu rn itu re was a very n arro w into th e race, I he presidency a p I 's n rily mean that books now I n ! ° th c r referen ce books.
aw ay ev ery w eek in search fo r homes. C ould now
decoration. "A rose by any o th er nam e” is spinach of common stock, heavy loans, and p lank on w hich one could sit but pears to be in the bag for F rancis- use will be discarded im m ediate
re n t 50 houses.
no cash. The successful business not lie dow n. T h ere w ere no s a n i
ly. C. ' A H oward, sta te su p e rin
Jo h n M arty and Rosie T rach sel of B ethany to them .
O regon's open fall season has
man and investor Is the one w ho ta ry conveniences and th e p riso n eovich of C lalsop county, one of ten d en t of public instruction, e x
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m arrie d N ovem ber 16.
ad ju sts his attitu d e and view point ers w ere not allow ed to leave the th e younger m em bers of th a t body plained. T he p ractice now follow had a healthy effect on th e state's
T
h
e
log
cabin
is
reg
ain
in
g
its
p
o
p
u
larity
in
gasoline tax revenue. O regon m o
M rs E dytbe Tozier W eatherred. form erly of
to m eet changed conditions!
cell for any reason T h eir feet had in point of years.
ed in most O regon schools, ne- torists. Including th e to u rists in
A rkansas W hich is strange, because th a t "log cabin
th is city, is now editor and p u b lish er of "W estern
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Business, as registered by the to rem ain in the filthy, p u trid w a
cording
Io
H
ow
ard,
Is
Io
place
th
e
midst, consum ed a total o f
Tours," an 80-page m agazine p ublished in B erkeley, childhood" story w as neglected in th e last cam paign. B absonchart, rem ains a t norm al te r filled w ith odurc; this d ev elo p
F ile early for your new a u to new books in use only w hen the our
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19.693428 gallons of gasoline d u r
and it 20 p er cent above a y ear ed ulcers. I knew of one prisoner m obile licenses is the plea of S ec old books need replacing.
Cal.
ing O ctober on w hich llicy paid
We w onder if th a t E v erett. Mass., m an w ho ago.
R ecorder H. T. Bagley rep o rts receip ts of w a
w ho a fte r six days in this ‘w et cell' reta ry of S tate Snell in an effort
<*„«,«,
. s,;‘tp lax es ♦'»haling $984,671 $126.-
te r and lig h t p lan t for year at $9.652, th e larg est In w orked on a “tem p o rary " jo b for 60 y ears has ev er
finally signed a false confession. to avoid th e eleventh hour con
Uncle Sam will potir $768.660 <if 060 m ore than was collected from
considered looking for stead y w ork.
Subscribe for the Argus.
B ut he left b ehind him an o th er gestion w hich generally m arks the new money into
th e history of th e public ow nership of th e plant.
O regon d u rin g th e sam e source In O ctober, 1935.
Day Important
lit* do<-s n o t
know
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