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Business Best
for November
Since 1929
OREGON
The Great American Home
A Good Official
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gelistic service. II u. Ill If y e ll l i m e
n ev er visited tint little w hite ch in ch
on Hie hill, you have yet tu le a r n
It was very fittin g th a t th e c h a m b e r of
of its w arm th, in w orship and fel- ‘
com m erce should have County C lerk Edw .
W ith W h ich la Com bined the Ililla h o ro Indepen dent
low .h ip We invite you to w orship!
u itti IIS if
H illab u ru AnruN Eatab. 1894
H ills b o ro In depen dent Katab 1S7J
>11 m e lint a t t e n d i n g By lt.iv .1 II II u s o II .mil
C. Luce as an honor guest at th e lunch
vis.
u livi V
lt vv. V. T Speece. Walter I Ierre
M e K IN N B V A M c K I N N E Y , P ublisher«
eon M onday. The v e te ran clerk has serv By Roger Babson
PBIMU'tWC IMS r . ’JST AUltMOWL B IN
past,li
tf
Published Thursday.
E n tered as second-class m a tte r In the
The N ational A ss’n of M anufae-
ed well and faith fu lly as a public official ; Babson park. Mass
p o s toffice at H ills b o ro . O regon
WAeAv'ANNBTT* FALLS f ' s W SHeALCY
N ovem ber
tiire rs, whose m em bers joined those
a longer period of tim e in this county th an 27, Business new s s Idem crashes
CANED IT. WHEN OOC iLVta HIS
M K. C hurch i B ethany)
of the U nited S tules C ham ber of
w. verne M c K inney
M rs e . c M c K inney any o th e r individual in recent years. He ¡the front pages for w eeks at a
R È C T C ipe I YU'S MAN
' I CT, HET û O -
O n G erm antow n road. Sunday Commerce in lighting the New Deal,
E d ito r
A ssociate E d ito r
time. The post-election boom, how-
'elioni every S u n d a y , 111 a in . G e r
LITTLE HENiJy MlGSV ALONvî.CTHA:
has been conscientious and efficient. His ever,
is to celebrate its < liuiige of h e a rt
is so sp ectacu lar that
m a n service. It a in., f ir s t u n it
WAS A BIJ. r>4\
HANA H L B ',
efficiency has doubtless saved this countj m aking headlines daily Tin t it na- is
O F F I C I A L N E W S P A P E R O E W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
th ird Sundays; E n g lis h service. 11 lo r tliv p resen t A dm inistrution l»v
PACK IN I Q J ? .
Selected as O re g o n ’s Best W e e k ly N e w sp aper. 1930
th o u sa n d s of dollars. W ith bis retirem en t lion is agog, amazed, by a tidal
a in . s e c o n d a n d f o u r t h S u n d a y » n series of d in n ers to is* held in
N am ed on A ll-A m e ric a n W ee k ly N e w sp ap er E leven . 1930
w ave of dividend increases, wage
E Ju liu s Tragiio, pastor.
tf W ashington and ten o th e r larg o
in
J
a
n
u
a
ry
,
th
e
co
urt
house
ju
st
w
on't
boosts and year-end bonuses Busi-
Horn».‘able M en tio n N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A ssociation N ew sp aper
cities on N ovem ber 23.
•* .
seem
like
th
e
sam
e
old
place.
ness has moved ahead to a now ro-
P it luction Contest, 1934-35, and G eneral E xcellence, 1935
" It is the desire of m a n u fa c tu re rs
F
irst
C
hurch
of
(
tirisi,
Scientist
|c o v e ry peak T he sh a rp sw in g up-
S ubscription K a trs S tr ic tly Cash in A d x a n r«
S ervices are held every Sunday I n co-uperute w holeheartedly* w ith
I w ard is b ringing in a flood of
W ith in W ash in g to n C o unty
H
at 11 a ui ; W ednesday evening the governm ent for th e benefit of
1 q uestions about th e outlook for
P er year
$1.50
T w o m onths ____
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35
services at 8 o’clock; S unday school the country us u w hole," said C. M.
business. stocks.
unem ploym ent,
Shop e a rly this C hristm as in H illsboro. I and
ft!« UH-nhl-
M
0|
:-i, !,th
$0.20
at II a ill Pupils up tu the age C hester, p resid en t of the N. A. M.
w
ages
Those
ix'ople
w
ho
ire
Th ree m onth« ..
$0.50
P e r copy
5c
T he stores a re well sto ck ed w ith qu ality accustom ed to good things com ing
of 20 years a re welcom ed
Free These expressions a re welcome not
O utside W ash in g to n C ounty
reading room open on W ednesdays only because they show a decided
m erch an d ise th at o ffe rs a w ide ran g e of i th e h ard w av are w ondering if
V . 8-, per y ea r
$2.00
F oreign cou ntries
$3 50
and S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p. m change of policy on the p a rt of un
this sudden burst of optim ism is
selection. S tore ow ners an d c le rk s are ) sound
S u n d a y '. topic. "God the Only Cause o rg an izatio n whose policies tow ard
and basic.
M E M B E R O regon S tate
people
you
know,
people
you
can
d
e
a n d C reator."
F ir s t A u d ited Paper.
public issues tn the 193Ö catn p aig n s
E d ito ria l A s *u cia tio n and
Basic T rend Sound
L a rg e s t A B C W eekly
pend on, y o u r frien d s and mine. Enjoy i F undam entally this post-election
N a tio n al E d ito ria l Asso*
were, bv the election, proved obso
C irc u la tio n in W est.
tia tio n .
L aurel E vangelical C hurch
lete, hut Itecause they ayntbolize the
sh o p p in g h ere and avoid th e hustle and boom is ju stified from a long-null
standpoint B usiness hit its low
(Seven mil s south of Hillsboro)
sp irit of a nation united tow ards
congestion of a m etro p o lita n eenter.
I early in 1833 and for n early four
S u n d a y sc h o o l. ID a m . M rs A reaching one goal — P ro sp erity .
<
I years we have stru g g led upw ard
W atkins, superin ten d en t Pl eaching
T here is hut one vacancy in P resi-'
; In the interim , business has been
s e rv ic e . 11 a. m . J u n i o r C h r i s t i a n dent Roosevelt's C abinet, due to the
subnorm al but our population has
E n d e a v o r, (i p. m. V isitors are c o r death of S e c re ta ry of W ar D e n t .
Buy as m any C hristm as Seals as you
been
grow
ing
People
have
had
to
Hom e fin a n c in g is easily a rra n g e d
dially received at all services. Rev
possibly can and see to it th a t th e ir h ealth these days an d m any econom ists a re r ig h t be fed. clothed, and tran sp o rted
V. T. Spruce, pastor.
tf > Indications tire th a t the p resen t tit-’
cum hent will re ta in his post - for
m essage is carrie d on every le tte r betw een ly advising people to build th e ir own D uring th at d reary period w e
u while a t leust. C hief E eeu tiv ei
Melhiidist Episcopal Church
n eith er produced n o r b o u g h t
now and C hristm as! P roceeds of this sale hom es as a good, safe investm ent fo r fu enough
goods to m eet our needs
Sunday, 9:45 a in . "T he March elected for u second term have in
go to fig h t tuberculosis.
For a long tim e consum ption ran
of th e School Mission l egion " in the past returned alm ost all of th eir
tu re happiness.
ahead of production. D em and in
w hich all m em bers and friends of first term appointees, and w ith but
T uberculosis still rem ain s the leading
th e m eanw hile has been slow ly im
tlie Sunday school w ill have a one exception, the P resid en t is not
cause of d e a th in th e productive years.
proving. G rad u ally people have
part The m arch will be directed expected to s h a tte r precedents.
g
come to realize th a t the nation is
15 to 45, in spite of th e fa c t th a t in th e
b\ C C Weber, general su p e rin
R um ors in official circles m ention
C
o
n
g
ratu
latio
n
s
to
th
a
t
Hilhi
fo
o
tb
all
on
the
upgrade.
tendent Tln> singing of "A Story the nam e of M ayor La G u ard ia of
p ast 30 y ears the d e a th ra te from tu b e r
to Tell lo th<* Nations" will tw lisl New York as the next S e cretary
D u rin g the past th re e m onths
V
culosis has been cut tw o-thirds. T he tea m and C oaches B. M. G oodm an and th ere
by .1 N Wiley C hurch worship. of Lulgir. M r. Roosevelt, however,
has been a g reat im p ro v e
tra g e d y of this disease is th a t d e a th s from Reece H a th h o rn fo r th e seaso n ’s splendid m ent in public sentim ent. The a v
II a m Special songs for Bible seems in perfect aeeord w ith the
record.
All
did
them
selves
proud.
Sunday.
"B eautiful Words of J e s u s ,"
erage A m erican today is convinced
it usually m ean broken hom es and o rp h a n
"Tell Me the Did Old S tory." policies of his p resen t advisor ne
th a t w e are sw inging into a real
ed children.
"W onderful Words of Life." pianist, (hut post — hut the P resid en t has
boom. S tatistics a p p ear to back up
Mr
Rex Howell Serm on by the broken precedents before, as for
This D ecem ber m arks th e th irtie th
th is opinion B usiness has reached tim e em ployes should not be too
ing
w
orship
at
11
o'clock,
at
w
hich
subject. "B ible Sunday." in stan ce when he included Miss
y e a r th e penny C hristm as Seals have been
M any m erc h an ts a re show ing a com the X-Y N orm al L ine on m y Bab- im p atien t about higher pay N atur- tim e com m union w ill be served pastor:
the
Epw orth League, 6 45 p m ; a P e rk in s in his official funiilv
on the w ay into a p ro s ally if b u sin cs im proves fu rth e r
sold. T heir m essage is an a p p e al to every m endable in itiativ e by a rra n g in g th e ir ; p sonchart
You
people**
m
<etm
g
at
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young i>eoplc's m eeting w ith e n first woman ever to hold a C ubinct
e r i t y period for the first tim e in and if th e cost of living continues
p
ni
;
D
elm
ar
W
yatt,
president
th in k in g m an and w om an in th e country w indow s and store room s in an a ttra c tiv e 14 y ears The tid e is w ith us Not to rise steadily, then sw eeping Sunday evening evangelistic serv joym ent anil profit Doctor and
Mrs W alter l.ibbv. m issionaries of
j only a re we being aided by the w age changes must be m ade all
to help in th e w ar to w ipe out tuberculosis m an n e r fo r th e C hristm as season.
Tuesday tlie M etlnxlist Eputcopul church,
norm al grow th of A m erican busi- along the line. M oreover, w ith a ice. enii M id-w eek services
-
Ta n ..j
before th e next 30 y ears have passed.
w ho have recently re tu rn e d from I
1 ncss (w hich averages n early tw o very b u llish holiday trad e o u t
B - le tudy; Saturday eve China, will be our pulpit guests ut
The idea w as first proposed in th is
p er cent per y e a r' b u t we also look, the chances of such businc- evening
ning. testim ony and serm on. S pe 7 Kit p in and will bring m v age
hav e th e added im petus of a big im provem ent a re very good.
country in July, 1907, a fte r a postal clerk
cial m usic w ill be rendered by the front C hina I'v. l.ihhy's mission
p otential dem and b u ilt up by five
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opyright,
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orchestra; also vocal num bers by has the largest mission hospital in |
in D enm ark, E in ar H olboll, in 1903 con
years of sub-norm al satisfaction.
P ublishers F inancial B ureau
Mrs S hackelford and others F el tlie world, located in N an C h an g '
T he com ing e ra of good tim es mav
ceived a non-postage stam p to be used as
low ship m eeting will he held Mon lieaihm .irters o f G en eral C hiang I
How L ong?
even
a
t
som
e
time,
though
te
m
a m essenger of hope on lette rs and p a r
day at 2:30 and 7:4.5 p. in All eve Kin Sink
O ne can feel sy m p ath etic tow ards re c e n tly -o r porarily. exceed the 1929 peak
And now H itler rep u d iates I’u rt
ning services begin at 7 45 Come
cels. Issued th e next y e a r by th e govern ganized lab o r unions, and still becom e hot u n d er
12 of the V ersailles T re a ty Th> iq
Stocks
Not
S
h
o
rt
Sale
and bring a friend J. F S h ackel H cthany G erm an R ap tlit C hurch
th
e
co
llar
re
ad
in
g
th
e
an
n
o
u
n
cem
en
t
of
strik
e
le
a
d
m ent, th is h alf-cent stic k e r raised enough
This post-election boom also has
Whosoever Will
ford. pastor.
Dvuenibvr (» Bible schtxU. 9 45 ;i will be p ro tests in E urope. T here
e r B ridges th a t any a tte m p t to unload perishable investors w orried. T he c u rren t fe
(A bove N orth P la in s'
money to s ta rt a sanatorium fo r tu b e rc u l foodstuffs
in . Jo h n C roeni. su p erin ten d e n t >f will I m ’ clam or. U nder the new de
m ay resu lt in violence. W hat are we v er of optim ism , of course, has ig
S unday school, 10 a. m ; serm on,
F ou rsq u are C hurch
the *eiut>r departm ent, Mrs. Ben funct tre a ty an in tern atio n al Coni,
osis D anish children.
A m erican p roducers doing to p erm it a blockade of n ited W all street. Stocks a re to 11 a. m.. by th e pastor. C onsecra
G raf oi th e interm ed iate and p ri mission w as established to aui>er.
B
eginning
this
S
unday
evening,
tra
n
sp
o
rta
tio
n
of
th
e
footstuffs
w
e
raise
bv
a
pow
er-
The P h ila d e lp h ia N orth A m erican, a ft
day 30 p e r cent h ig h er than last tion and ta r ry service. 3 p. m :
evangelistic service, w hich be m ary d epartm ents C h u rch service. vise and keep free and open G er
er hearin g of the plan from Em ily P. Bis seeking rad ical lead er? Is it not tim e th at we w ho year. P rices have had a sh a rp sp u rt evangelistic service, 8 p nt.. with the
11 a m . “Thou A rt th e C h ru st. t h e m an y ’s w aterw ays to all m erch an t
a re penalized b y th ese lab o r disputes, dem and th a t since th e election. People w ho song service and special music; the gins at 7:30. w ill be preceded by Son of the la v in g Cit»d.” B Y. P. vessels and w arsh ip s. H itler has,
sell of th e D elaw are Red Cross, p u t on a b o th strik es and lockouts in th is sta te be outlaw ed, 1 bought m onths ago a re w ondering serm on topic. "Is healing for the fifteen m inutes of m usic by tin1 o r
T he friends a le invited to U m eeting. 7:30 p in ; subject, as expected, jettisoned th a t > t up,
rea l cam paign to aid in raisin g m oney fo r an d th a t both o b stin ate em p lo y ers an d re c a lc itra n ’ if they should now ta k e profits; la tte r church the sam e as for the chestra
come
at
7:15 for this special fea “C onquering Faith ” Ye. jut service, but assu res the world th a t vessels
union
leaders
be
m
ade
to
s
h
a
re
responsibility
for
early
church."
T
uesday,
all-d
a.
o thers w ho have been tim idly h o ld
an open-air shack in D elaw are. By J a n th e losses sustain ed th ro u g h tie u p s '
ture. Song service w ill com m ence 8 p i n . •’C rucified.” W ednesday, of foreign co u n tries a t peace with
ing th e ir cash liquid are w o n d er p ra y e r service. E vangelistic serv at
T he m essage w ill be "Eyes m id-w eek service, M p m C hoir G erm any will enjoy the sam e rig h 's
uary the sales n etted $3000 fo r th è D ela
S urely, a fte r th e ex p erien ce we are now p ass ing if th ey have m issed th e boat. ice, 8 p. m„ serm on topic. "Is the O p 7:30.
e n e d " T!'.” prophetic prelude p r a c t i c e a t 9. C o ttage services on in G erm an w a te rs as G erm an
w are shack. The N orth A m erican ag ain in g th ro u g h as a resu lt of th e latest w a te rfro n t T hese investors w ho a re in doubt present ch u rch the body of C hrist ” will
on th e topic: "Speaking the o th er evenings of the week, vessels.
special m usic.—M elvin
E W ith be
w ent to b a t in a big w ay th e second y e a r strik e , a m ajo rity in o u r s ta te leg islatu re can be a s ¡about th e long-sw ing have lost th eir Also
O th er Tongue*, a F ulfillm ent except S atu rd ay -Theo. A. Leger.
llow mueh does th a t u ss u ra n rs
sem bled to end. once for all. in to lerab le situ atio n s j perspective. I can not recall any Jam es, pastor.
of Prophecy." The m usical program pastor.
— first to be nation-w ide w as sponsored such as this.—Hood R iv er N ews.
m ean? It will m ean nothing thu
recovery period w hen th e m ark et
will
consi
¡t
of
a
strin
g
trio,
vibra-
C hristian C hurch
I reached its peak w ith business
by th e A m erican Red Cross and b ro u g h t
m inute H itle r w an ts it to mean
Free Methodist ( hurch
h a rp solo, gospel duct and a choir
L ord's day unified study-w orship selection. At II a in. th e m onthly
! only at th e N orm al Line. We are
Revival services w i l l continue nothing.
in $135,000. The seed of physical sa lv a
service,
9:45-11:45
a.
m
C
hurch
j not y et in an era of business over-
Those who condemn the "s tu p id
C om m union serv ice will be b e lli throughout thg w w k i t t h t F r a t
tion fo r m illions had been well a n d c a re
expansion and th e tre n d is still school. 9:45 a. m„ C. H Nosier, T uesday and F riday evening >'rv- M ethodist church w ith Rev. and ity ” of the V ersailles T re a ty liava
L ight D estroys Evil
su p erin ten d e n t In terestin g "Foot! ices a re at 7:45. T om orrow ev e Mrs I.. C. Gould, co-evangelists. never given a thought to the term s
¡basically favorable.
fully p lan ted . The N atio n al T uberculosis
F urtherm ore, those w ho do w ant ball" contest betw een classes. A re
Mr. am i Mrs Gould each sp« ak on
association h ad been strongly established
A m eetin g of M ichigan police officials, fo rm u lat | to accept th e ir profits hesitate to you helping y o u r side to w in ’’ R e ning (F riday) a special divine a ltern ate nights On D ecem ber 8. G erm any would have imposed on
healing
service
will
be
held
with
the A llies (an d the U nited S ta le s)
ing
plans
to
red
u
ce
crim
e,
n
o
ted
th
a
t
the
decline
in
by 1920 and had ta k e n over from th e Red
¡do so because of th e reinvest- m em ber to be on tim e for class or
Rev. T K aw abe of J a p a n will
rac k e te e rin g is d u e larg ely to n ew sp ap er m ent problem . M oney rates are you count against your elms. W or p ray er for Hie sick Message: "Why speak at a m issionary rally This hud .'•'HE won th e win I
Cross th e sole sponsorship of th e S eal sale. p organized
A re Not Ail H ealed'"' The F o u r
u b licity .
*
(still ridiculously low. Bonds y ield ship, 10:45 a. m "U niversal B ible
church welcomes you —Guy i.s one out of only five services
Only five per cent of th e proceeds
O ften a m an w ho had been p aying trib u te to ing 3 to 3*., per cent in terest m ay S ervice." E xhibit of Bibles — old square
w hich Rev. K aw abe is giving to
from a p u rch ase of S eals is tu rn e d over ra ck eteers fo r y ears aw oke fo r th e first tim e to e x I tu rn out to be ju s t as dangerous as and new. m odern translations, etc. P. D uffield J r . pastor.
P ortland a n cl vicinity.
R egular
B
ring
any
B
ible
you
have
w
ith
an
act,y
w
h
at
was
going
on
w
hen
he
re
a
d
an
account
m ay stocks selling at a highprice-
;crviccs of the week as follows: j
to th e natio n al association, a sm all p er
The O renco-R eedville Parish
in te re stin g h isto ry of the Bible
of th e rack et in his new spaper. F o r th e first tim e earnings
ratio.
Good
m
ortgage
A
ll-day
m
ission
study
and
cent goes to th e sta te associations a n d th e he realized w h at a su ck er h e was. T hen it w as only loans a re h ard to get. B ank d e w ell w ritten out to put w ith it in Sunday school in both churche*. by P ortland D istrict W p M. ray S er . i
10 n. in ; w orship service in th e Tuesday. Sunday school. 10 a. m ;
rest stay s in th e com m unity to c a rry on a m a tte r of th e victim s o r ra c k e ts g ettin g to g eth er posits re tu rn little or no yield. th e exhibit. D uet by Mr. and Mrs O
rcnco church, 11 a m : w o r s h ip
M eanw hile th e cost of living is L. B. Hall Serm on. "T he Bible for service in the R< edville church. 8 preaching. 11 and 7:30. Young Pea- I
th is g re a t fig h t a g a in st th e d re a d disease. to stop them .
a C onfused W o rld " C hristian E n
steadily
risin
g
Hence.
I
see
no
r
e
a
N
ew
spapers,
if
read
carefully,
can
give
th
e
p
u
b
It is a g re a t and h u m a n ita ria n w ork
p. m. W omen’s M issionary • -«»piety * pic’s M issionary society. 6:45 p m .
Let us be th a n k fu l th a t the new
Revival .services every
lic a vast am ount of in fo rm atio n on w h at is going on son w hy investors w ould n o w deavor. 6:30 p. m. In term ed iate and me< ts at O renco on th e th ird W ed Sunday.
repudiutiun does not concern or in
th a t deserves th e w h o le h e arte d co-oper in
its m idst. T he criticism th a t new spapers do not w ant to u nload th e ir stocks of young people E vangelistic service. nesday of each m onth and at Reed- night at 7:30. J. N W alker, pas- I volve us in the least.
p. m. S ong service of new
I ,Or'
ation of a k in d -h e a rte d people. T hey have co n tain enough v alu ab le in fo rm atio n comes from com panies w hose earn in g s a re pro 7:30
I T he g re a te s t about face in the
and old songs. Serm on No. 3. "The ville on th e fo u rth T hu rsd ay of
g
re
s
s
in
g
satisfactorily.
Easy
m
oney
those
w
ho
h
av
e
n
e
v
er
tro
u
b
le
d
to
read
m
o
re
th
a
n
each m onth.
tf
g i\e n in th e p a st an d will do so in th e
U
niversal
G
ospel"—a
study
in
Ro
history of jo u rn alism and politics
Cnngregational < hurch
j rates a re a strong m a rk e t factor,
th e headlines.
m ans. T uesday. 2 to 4 p. m . jo in t
fu tu re in th e e ffo rts to sta m p out as f a r
C hurch school. 10 a m
Prof is credited to th e Lord of S an
Seventh-day Vdventist C hurch
A ll evils fall w h en th e lig h t is tu rn e d stro n g ly so long as they prevail. I am not m eeting L adies' Aid and M ission
' Slallcv. su p erin ten d en t; m orning
I w orried about stocks being so high
as possible th e rav ag es of tuberculosis.
enough on th em .—Racine, Wis., Jo u rn a l Times.
Services are held each S abbath w orship at II Serm on. "P eace for Sim eon, llc a r s t and his m inions
as to offer a good sh o rt sale yet. a ry society in the C. E room. To (S atu rd ay )
have ju s t re-discovered th e ir g re a t
as
follows:
S
abbath
night (T h u rs d a y delegation goes
the D isturbed M ind" C hoir, "Lift love fo r the p re sid e n t.
Do Not Be Fooled by "V nem -
to th e rev iv al at B eaverton church school, 10 a. rn preaching service Up Your Heads,” C oleridge-T ay
ploym ent" F igures
If you w ish to go phone pastor at 11; young people’s m eeting a t
| A n o th er question w hich is b o th about tran sp o rtatio n Friday, De 2:30 p. m. P ray er m eeting W ednes lor. Last S unday night a splendid i > used in recom m ending changes in
erin g m ore and m o re people in cem ber 4. “F ath ers' and Sons' b a n day night at 8 o’clock.V isitors are m eeting of the church for fellow-1 I th e law s of this state. Especially
view of sh arp ly im proving business q u e t an d program at church, b e w elcom e at any service. Dr. W al hip and business, enthusiastically I w ere the O regon men Im pressed
The d ru n k en d riv e r is a p o ten tial m ur
outlined the w ork for th e coining
is th e unem ploym ent- and relief ginning at 6:30 p. m. Make your te r H untington, pastor.
tf y ear T A rth u r Diingan, m inister. w i t h
W e're b eg in n in g to th in k th e ra b b it has th e a d problem .
derer. Law s fo r his control and p u n ish
C alifo rn ia's in d eterm in ate
T he ad m in istratio n is reserv atio n s wdth pastor or J. W
sentence law tinder w hich t l i e
m ent should be strict, enfo rcem en t should vantage. He doesn 't have to w ear a red cap n or p lan n in g to tak e a com plete and West, p resident of “99" class.—R. L.
M ountain Home E vangrlieal
Need A ttention
term s of prisoners a re fixed by a
c a rry a shotgun w h ile clim b in g th ro u g h a b arbed accu rate census of tn e "unem ploy
C hurch
P utnam , pastor.
be rigid and w ithout im p a rtia lity a n d p u n w ire fence.
"W aiter, is y o u r corn te n d e r '"
sentencing board. T he system is
ed." All th ro u g h th e depression
R egularly each Sunday: Sunday
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•
"V ery sir. and the sooner you said to elim inate the ran k dis-
ishm ent should c learly f it th e case. Oil
. businfess
V. J V observers
, , ha.ve been
F lrs‘ B ap tist C hurch
school. 10 a. m., E dw ard Aebi.scher, tak e votti foot off the b etter I II erim inatioits so com m on u n d er the
T h e g iraffe is th e one m am m al th a t does n o t tro u b led by th e lack of reliab le
com panies, w hen th ey announced th e ir
P ra y e r se rv ice 8 p. m T hursday,
O regon system Those m aking tho
h av e th e pow er of m ak in g a sound w ith its vocal jobless figures. V arious estim ates A tim e of p ra y e r and testim ony superintendent. M orning w orship alike it." Ex.
plan fo r not selling gasoline to any m otor cords,
service
w ith alte rn a tin g leadership. ,
________________
trip included W. L. Gosslin, sec
th o u g h m an som etim es re v eals th e sam e tr a it a re m ade from tim e to tim e b u t and a B ible stu d y in th e book of
C
h
r
i
s
t
i
a
n
E
n
d
i-.i’.
i>r.
7
30
p
m
.
Evan-
Q
uality
job
p
rin
tin
g
—
Argna.
retary to G overnor M arlin; Floyd
ist u n d er th e influence of liquor w’ere p e r w hen m ak in g a speech.
th ese a re sim ply guesses. C u rre n t- Ephesians. S unday school 9:45 All
L. U tter, m em ber of th e s t a t e
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•
form ing a splendid public service th a t
they ran g e around eight m illion, children a re cordially w elcom e if
parole board, and F M Duffy, •
w ith any
other
It is said th a t 27 sin g ers a re only tw ice as loud Even though the forthcom ing cens- not connected
should be continued and concurred in by
state parole officer.
m
ay
su
p
p
o
rt
th
is
estim
ate,
I
,
church.
A
C
hristm
as
program
by
as one singer, b u t fo r som e reaso n w e can’t m ake
all re ta ile rs of gasoline.
w ill not be satisfied. In ta k in g th is th e children is being arranged. P a / V i n P O il O r d l f i a r V S t a t p (
o u r ja n ito r b eliev e it.
The insurance com panies also rea liz e
T em porary peace has descended
census. I feel th a t labor experts M orning w orship 11. Series of mes-
1 V J IU L IIU I y O l U i e
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•
are overlooking a v e ry fu n d am en t sages on th e book of G alatians w ill By A. L. L in d h rrk
'o v e r those for 1936 due to higher over th e state trad e school for
th e d a n g e r to th e individual and th e pub
In B ethel, A laska, a g irl b a rb e r w ho charges al point. W hile a census should be be
SALEM P ro p erty ow ners w ill b
e
[
t,,sts ’ " d
co ntinued as we consider P aul
increased adult blind in P ortland. O rvillo
lic in th e ir stric t rules ag a in st re-insurance th e "sourdoughs” $5 fo r a shave, seem s to be tak in g m ade it should be of the em ploy "D efending
th e Gospel." B Y. P. U. asked to co n trib u te only $1 032 -
state relief com m ittee G am ble, su p erin ten d e n t of the in
th
e
dough
o
u
t
of
sourdough.
ed as well as th e unem ployed.
of a person involved in a d ru n k en d riv
7:15. E vening service 8 T his s e r 323 86 tow ard the support of .stateli'? Provided for to the ex ten t of stitution. has agreed to co-operate
T he d e p artm en t of labor has vice w ill be evangelistic in n a g o v e r n m e n t in O regon d u ring 1937 SL200.000 for old age assistance w ith his advisory board and the
ing accident. One local m an is re p u te d to
, Mass., m an w h o h it h is w ife on th e fairly accu rate figures on th e n u m tu r e w ith special music, and a m es
to th e blind, board of control has agreed to r e
“
evealed and 11 $3,3.000 for aid lo
have had a g re a t deal of difficu lty in g e t h ead T h w at ith Salem
his c la rin e t m u st h a v e th o u g h t less of b er of em ployed at various periods sage from the w ord. Ladies of the
in the a n n u a l f,.irPct relief funds depending en- tain G am ble as head of the school.
tin g th e necessary insurance th
in th e past. If w e com pare these B aptist church will m eet W ednes
is re- h e r singing th a n h e d id of his p lay in g .
levy just released tir ely on profits of the sta ll’ liquor T ruce in the long draw n out w ar
totals w ith our population figures d a y afternoon at the hom e of Mrs.
by th e state tux | con,ro1 l,' ,:>rd The levy for old a g e fare betw een G am ble mid his a d
q uired a fte r an accident.
we w ill get a fa ir per-capita-em - H arry Thom pson for th e ir C h ris t
comm is ioii T h is¡p en sio n s. Incidentally. Is based ttp- visers followed a "sh ow dow n"con
G asoline and liquor don’t mix and
at the P ortland Institution
ploym ent average. If w e tak e an m as p arty and rem em b er th eir
en tire am ount ts | on th e present set-up lim iting as ference
w ith th e board of control sitting
strin g en t action on the p a rt of law en-
u nem ploym ent census,
how ever, hom e m issionary w ith a love of
accounted for by | sistance to needy persons 70 years in
as referees. Close observers of
th e re w ill be no past figures for fering. Mrs. Thom pson and Mrs.
fo rc e m e n t a n d courts will resu lt in th e
special levies a p of age or over.
e situation, how ever, predict an
co m parative purposes. T he fact W eniger are th e hostesses -O rtiz
proved b y t h <• | Total ap propriations for 1937 to th
saving of m any lives.
e
arly
recu rren ce of th e w arfare '
F ifte e n Y ears A go
th a t eight m illion are jobless to W. W eniger. pastor. 536 E, Walnut.
voters outside th e | b e financed by taxes and m iscel
the rem oval eith er of G am ble
A rgus. D ecem ber 1. 1921—M ask Ball a t S h u te day does not necessarily m ean th a t
six per cent con laneous revenues, are estim ated in and
or his board of advisers.
T rin ity L u th eran C hurch
p a rk au d ito riu m atte n d e d by 246 couples. D an W ard o u r percentage of unem ployed is
stitu tio n al
lim it the levy at $7.026,242 39. Revenues
P ublic w orship begins at 10:30
g re a te r th an it w as 20 years ago.
from incom e taxes alone a re esti
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
S
u
th
e
rla
n
d
w
in
m
ost
elab
o
rate
cos
ation
for
support
The a ttrac tiv e colored lighting o n
A bolition of the state tra d e school
of higher ed u ca m ated at $1900 000, an Increase of
m e aw ard. O scar K elsey of P o rtla n d and Mrs. H. Hence, w hile it is im p o rtan t th a t a. m.; S unday school, 9:45. Holy
H illsboro stre e ts fo r th e C hristm as season tu
tion and paym ent $500 000 over the estim ate for the for adult blind is recom m ended by
H. M organ, most comic, an d M r. an d Mrs. W illiam w e should ta k e a periodic census com m union w ill be celebrated at
th
is
service.
A
nnouncem
ents
will
of
th
e
unem
ployed
as
well
as
of
ru
r
re
n
t
year.
R
eceipts
from
miseel-1
H"'
A m erican Foundation for the
of principal and
em phasizes th e need fo r a p e rm a n en t im M orley best su stain ed ch aracters.
Serm on
th e em ployed, nevertheless the a d be received on F riday.
Inneoiix sources are estim ated at i blind w ith h ead q u arters in New
A.
I,.
I.indbeck
in
terest
on
ir
r
i
proved system of lighting th e business sec
Jo h n S tu rm , 8, dies at P h illip s of d ip h th eria.
m in istratio n should not base its topic. "The Blessed liope" - T itus gation d istrict interest bonds. The $2 950 000 in clu d in e $27.4.000 from York. The recom m endation is bas
tion of th e city. A ttra c tiv e lighting will
Miss H elen K illen leaves fo r W ashington, D. C , relief and o th er policies en tirely 2, 11-14. You a re cordially w e l en tire state levy w ithin the co n corporation fees. $225 000 from gift ed upon a su rv ey of th e situation
com ed to w orship w ith us.
on th e jobless figures.
in h eritan ce by a representation of th e F ounda-
stitu tio n al lim it w ill b e raised taxer. $’’50 000 f r o m
b rig h te n up the city trem endously and fo r v isit w ith b ro th er, L t. W ade K illen.
through incom e taxes, in h eritan ce ta x ' s. $700.000 from insurance eom- hy a rep resen tativ e of the F ounda
Wage Issue U p A gain
H illsboro h as 22 lo n g -term s tu d e n ts at O. A. C.
m ake it m ore pleasing to th e v isitor’s eye.
All
S
aints
(Episcopal)
and gift taxes and m iscellaneou n.anv fees. U nexpected balances to tion a few m onths ago. The F ounda
F u rth erm o re, th e answ er as to
Miss A lice S m ith an d D onald G regg of H illsboro
S ervices for th e second Sunday rev en u es including fees and
j(. r e v e r t to th e general fund nt the tion urges the creation of a state
Im proved lighting to g e th e r w ith th e re m arried
w ho constitutes a "jobless w o rk
N ovem ber 28.
in
A
dvent
w
ill
be
held
as
follows:
censes paid by corporations and in end of the biennium a re e s t i- , d ep artm en t for the blind w ith vo
er" has changed in recen t years.
m oval of utility poles from th e business
C arn atio n pays $2.10 fo r m ilk in N ovem ber.
C
hurch
school,
9:45
a.
m.;
holy
cational train in g o f em ployable
m ated at $350.000
surance com panies, y
T oday m illions of young people
C h arles B etts dies h e re N o v em b er 24.
d istric t w ould be one of th e fin est im
com m union and serm on. 11 a. m
blind u n d er the directio n of tr a in
and
old
folks
w
ould
w
ant
to
be
T
his
is
th
e
second
tim
e
in
th
e
W ashington co u n ty b a n k e rs go on reco rd fa v o r
T he new "F o rw ard " Books may
R eneal of th e state law Imnos- ed w orkers in th e ir hom e com
provem ents th a t could be u n d ertak en .
tallied
as
unem
ployed
by
th
e
cen
ing w o rld 's fa ir in P o rtla n d in 1925.
h isto ry of O regon th a t p roperty
sus tak er. T w enty y ears ago these bo purchased from Mrs. E H aw orth. ow ners have been relieved of any ing double liability on stockholders m unities. Such a program , it is
T h ere will be a choir reh earsal on
io sta ti’ banks will lie urged at claim ed, w ould serve m any m ore
people
w
ould
have
been
considered
T h irty Y ears A go
rid ay ev ening a t 7:30. — Reginald contribution tow ard th e o rd in ary th e forthcom ing legislative session, blind persons than does th e p res
sim ply as “at home." If for no F
expenses
of
s
ta
te
governm
ent.
In
Hicks,
vicar.
necordin" to T heodore C ram er, sec- ent school and w ith no Increase ill
G overnor M artin rig h tly pointed the
A rgus. N ovem ber 29, 1906—H illsb o ro school ch il o th er reason th an this, I believe
1932 th e en tire p roperty levy, both reta rv of th e Oregon B ankers' a s the cost to th e state.
w ay fo r O regon counties, w hen he re c e n t d re n give to ch arity . D onation sen t to u n fo rtu n ate. th a t th e com ing unem ploym ent
inside and outside th e six per cent sociation. w ho w as lo Salem for a
B
eaverton
C
hurch
of
C
hrist
& N. sen d in g out a n o th e r locating p arty , census w ill be of little benefit e x
ly re g re tte d failu re of m any counties to th is P. tim R. e to
E vangelistic m eeting conducted lim it, w as w aived, b u t experience
M ark S kinner,
A total of 420.752 of O regon's
V ernonia. T h e A rgus p red icts th is w ill cept to political sharpsters. W hat by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. G roseclo-e proved th a t the tax com m ission’s conference w i t h
state su p erin ten d e n t of banks, thin 546.034 registered voters w ent to
ex h ib it a t th e Pacific In tern atio n al. Ev be th e larg est tow n in C o lu m b ia county w hen th e th e public au th o rities really need of
Indiana w ill continue e v e r y estim ate of incom e tax revenues week.
th e polls nt th e recent election
to know is th e total n u m b er of night except S aturday. D elegations w as too optim istic, resu ltin g in a
ery O regon county should have an a ttr a c ra ilro a d reach es it.
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T his w as an increase of 42.820
lr,
C lerk G odm an ad v e rtisin g for proposals fo r th e people w ho would, in gorxi tim es, from
o th er churches a re urged to m aterial increase in the general
tive ex h ib it a t such events — th e people
F
arm
sales
totaling
$359.000
d
u
r
Wh° n° O, hav.e no
present. E vangelist Groseclose fund deficit. F or th e c u rre n t y ear) ing the past 12 m onths a re renorted votes over the num ber cast at th e
W ilson riv e r to ll road.
presidential election in N ovem ber,
of th e county owe it to them selves to be
w e Ucou,d ,«et re - ¡ w
B ig slide on P. R. & N. k ills tw o Jap an ese l i s t ' .
! w ill i n also
a is o b b rin
rin g g the
the message both p roperty ow ners a re con trib u tin g !
liable to tals on such genuine u n S u n d ay m o rning and evening. S p e $884.640 tow ard the support of state b y the stall’ laud board D u rin g th e 1932. and sets a new high record,
re p re s e n te d w ith an exhibit.
w o rk m en an d in ju re s others.
»ante nerlnd th e board has taken although the r a t i o o f v o te s to reg -
B. W. B arn es elected p resid en t of fifth d istrict em ployed, I w ould not be s u r cial m usic at all services. Bible governm ent w ith in th e six p e r ' o v e r $193 375 in new farm s through istration slightly over 77 p e rc e n t
conv en tio n of W ashington C o u n ty S unday School prised to find them ru n n in g clos school, 9:45 a. m. C om m union se rv cent lim it. Not only has this levy m ortgage foreclosure' Louis G rif
was not q u ite up to th e ra tio In
e r to fo u r m illion than to eight ice and preaching. 11 a. m. Song been w aived in th e 1937 levy, but
association.
fith clerk of th e land board, r e th e 1932 election w hen nenrly 78
m illion.
T he leg isla tu re should provide some
service at 7:45 p. m . conducted by th e custom ary one-half m ill levy! ports an u n u su ally brisk dem ands per cent of the registered voters
S ix ty p a rtic ip a te in m ass m eeting. M ayor B. P.
till an o th er question w hich the Mrs. G roseclose, f o i l owed
b y for the World W ar Veterans* State
w ay of p rev e n tin g strikes, which w ould C o rn eliu s ren o m in ated . F. C. B aliard. Ed S chul- c u S rre
east th eir ballots.
into . the -p re a c h in g . M issionary society m eets Aid comm ission, has also b e e n for farm lands.
__ . n . t . boom has - pulled
,
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m
erich
an
d
A.
M.
C
a
rlile
n
o
m
in
ated
fo
r
council-
a t th e sam e tim e p ro te c t th e rights of em
• • •
lim elight is the w age issue. I am ¡n th e church p arlo rs at 11 a. m. elim inated, a t th e request of the
m en. H. T. B agley fo r reco rd er and A. C. S h u te for in full agreem ent w ith the adm in- F riday. S ilv er tea at noon M. P ut-
M
em
bers
of
th
e
state
nnrole
hoard
H enry I, Benn, v eteran m em ber
commission. affording additional •vho have reeentlv visited penal
p lo y ers an d em ployes. O th e r difficulties tre a su re r. A n o th er tick et as n am ed a t a la te r m eet
is tra tio n s aim to em phasize the to- man pastor
of the stato suprem e court, w ill
tax relief to p ro p erty ow ners in th e
a re s e ttle d th ro u g h courts, why not w ork in g in clu d es Dr. J. P. T am iesie fo r m ayor. Jo h n M. tai
Institutions in W ashington
a n d again becom e chief justice on J a n
a n n u al incom e of th e w orker
'
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am ount of approxim ately $450 000 C
alifornia
re
tu
rn
e
d
hom
e
w
ith
an
B
row
n,
C
laude
G
re
e
a
r
an
d
O.
F.
Sheldon
for
coun-
o ut a system of la b o r relatio n s courts?
u a ry 1. Ju stice Bean, wlio has held
ra th e r than his h o urly or daily
P entecostal T abernacle
T he 1937 levy includes $458,333
cilm en, B enton B ow m an for re c o rd e r and A. C. wage rate. Hence, those w ho should
S unday school S unday m orning as the second installm ent of the Increased respect for tn e Oregon th is honor on th ree previous oc
o
en
iten
tiarv
and
its
w
arden.
The
S h u te fo r tre a su re r.
casions, has been a m em ber of the
be tak en care of rig h t now are th e at jo . Rev. J H. E bert, sup erln ten d - sta te ’s co ntribution tow ard the cost
W illiam G. H are and M iss J e n n ie G re e r m a r p a rt-tim e or
seasonal
w orkers ent; classes for all ages. Come and of the new eapitol. Levies for slate O regon officials, how ever, g a th e r ■state’s highest trib u n al since Bill.
Shop early in Hillsboro for Christmas! ried h e re N ovem ber 25.
w hose pay is out of line. F u ll-¡b r in g th e ch ild ren w ith you. M orn- institutions are slightly increased ed a lot of new ideas about sen He recently celebrated his eighty-
tence* and paroles w hich will he th ird birthday.
1
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3
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Thursday, December ", lOfli
What Other Editors Say
CHURCHES
They Don’t Mix
Jots in Jest
Property Owners Relieved from
Our Yesterdays