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W ith W hich 1« Combined the H ilU h o ro Independent
B illab o ro A rg u « E«tab. 1894
I I i 1 l*b oro Independent Eatab. 1873
M r K IN N B Y A M r K IN N B Y . Publisher«
P u b llih ed Thursday.
E n tered a« «ecund-vla*« m a tte r la the
p*M toffiee a t H illaboro, O regon
S an ta C laus is to visit H illsboro S a tu r
day and ag a in on D ecem ber 19 w ith a
gilt of candy fo r all the youngsters. This
all helps to m ake th e Yul’e tid e season here
m ore en joyable fo r all an d those th at pul
on this event get ju st as m uch kick out
ot it as th e kiddies do. It is a com m end
able plan th a t m erits full support of all.
harson Advises
Thought Self
Security Plans
give
p ro g ra m
a C h ris tin a .' i i i ' i ' ¿itili
D ecem ber 23
A le x .m il,a
H aw thorne, pastor.
Many Spanie
Washington
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By Huger Babson
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E le ve n ('n e lie r S p a n ie ls w e re
BABSON PARK M ass, D,
ing to Mr«. E lean o r Roosevelt, the
sold oil a sm all elusslfled ail
bet’ . 1936 This w ill be th
W. V erne M c K inney
M R S E. C M . K I N N E Y
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A aaociate E d ito r
.South A m erica u til have i„ forego at
l> l»>* I'- A. V a n I oo o f near
1927 and 1928 The drop from th e
llill*horn. 'Ilit* c la s s ifie d page o f least olio of tlie Itolihic. lie uiiliilge,
dizzy heights of 1929 and th e head-
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R OP W A S H IN G T O N C O I'N T T
the l i giis Is ‘T h e gre a t m a rk e t , tit while tti the W hite House. "Tito
nvrics that follow ed a re now just
place o f W a s h in g to n (o iin tv .** a m i
Selrrtp-l as Ornom 's Be»t W r r k ly N «w sp «pxr. 1»S0
l*i ,<«i,leiit*.x (lav usually comes to nu
an unhappy mem ory Today ,, «•
N am ed os A ll-A m e ric a n W eekly N e w sp aper E leven , 19S0
Is ||ie cheapest and best w a y to , i ini betw een II 3u null m i,(night,”
a re ag ain out of th e woods with
results.
H ono.'able M en tio n N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aaaociatfon N ew sp aper
A n o th e r link to the historic pioneer th e broad, sm ooth highw ay o f
Mr». Roosevelt Mini, "I icqueutly Ip.
t he e v e r in crea sin g n u m b e r of
P n lu etio n Contest,
and G eneral Excellence, 19S5
clip» »tam ps. Som etim e■« I find him
lite ot this section has been sn ap p ed with prosperity beckoning us to start
A rg u s f a m ilit s
In
W a s liln g tiin
OtM F jo y -rid e Then w h a t ' V
«itting in bed su rro u n d ed with e n
th e d e a th of Thom as S. W ilkes, who was iM
Subecription Rates Strictly Caali in Adiancs
c o u n ty in*-urcM a g ro w in g m a rk e t.
I we have an o th er collapse and con
velopes which the Sint,. D i-paitm iiit
W ithin Washington County
T h e eo#»ts are sm all, hut the re
born in this county of pio n eer p a re n ta g e s e q u e n t period of s u f fe rin g 1 is
bus »cut him , c u ttin g the »tamp»
I t . 50
Tw o month« ............
• u lts are big.
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in 1858. the y e a r before O regon was a d A m erica's fu tu re just an unend-
i l l ’oni them . He aa.vs it 1» conducive
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ing series of stag g erin g peaks md
Threw m onth«
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Io sleep. It 1» n lu re th in g when lie
m itted to statehood. Try to visualize the I depressing
valleys'’ Ju s t joy-rides
O utside W at
( h e c k S h o c k A b s o rb e rs
ton County
doesn't sav he »lopt very w ell.”
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In response to a question, »he put
ness to th e highly developed an d m odern
Can Depressions He Outlawed?
('d at re g u la r intervals and .serv the P resid en t's philosophy in them
M E M B E R O re yo n S tate
iced w h e n necessary, u c c o rd u ig to wot d s :
In my office I keep befor
ized sta te of the present. W hat a store of
F ir » t A u dited Paper.
E d ito ria l A ssociation and
th e O reg o n S tn te M o to r association
a ch art tisit show s all of ’the up«
L a r y e rt A B C W eekly
‘‘Each day m ust be lived. You
m
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ories
Mr.
W
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of
had.
To
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aa«o>
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’lie v not o n ly c o n tro l r id in g q u a l
and dow ns of business d u ring the
C irc u la tio n in W « t .
tia tiu n .
those of us, p a rtic u la rly of pioneer h e rit past 100 years. Go w ay back ti
itie s but th e y also c o n tro l s te e r must accept w hat comes. Do w hat
in g W hen out o f o rd e r th e y cause you think 1» lig h t or (>e»t. Decide
18.16 and then» is no change m
age. these m em ories are held d ear.
th e ca r to s h im m y o r w ander on w hat should l»e done — and reuse
these alte rn a tin g cycles T he Law
tin* roa d and m a k e d r iv in g d i f f i w o rry in g .''
¡of Action and R eaction operates
And her own n , follow»:
c u lt and tedious.
i continuously and alw ays will. The
" I f I have n philosophy, it would
|co n stitu tio n may be tossed into the
A special appeal is being made to re
T he football boys, who w ere a w a rd ed ash-barrel: tile ad m in istratio n may
resolve itself into an e H u rt not to
• I t i e a k i ii g I n " O il
It is not a d v is a b le to use c e rta in , make anybody suiter unneevssui •
member the people of Bandon at Christ th e R otary cup. th e .Men's Shop sw e a te r go Fascist; dem ocracy m ay even
typos
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porarily be suspended; but the
mas time and to help them in healing the and the o th e r a w a rd s, a re to be c o n g ra tu ¡tem
th e new m od e l cars, .says the O re - I
law of cycles w ill rem ain as fixed
gon S t.ito M o to r association. Stum* I
wounds of that great fire disaster, which lated. Any hoy could be very proud to as
th e stars in th e ir orbits. We can
cars art* n o w e q u ip p e d w ith beat I
cut off th e peaks and fill in the
wiped out a whole town and destroyed ha vt ,'e such honors bestow ed upon him.
lugs liia t n r,
h a r m fu lly a ffe c te d 1
valleys of these cycles only as in
those things needed for a happy Christ
b y » neli oils, I f a breaking-in o il
dividuals. C ollective legislation can
■
mas. One cannot do anything finer than
is c o n sid e re d necessary
Hu
not tu rn th e tu c k any m ore than
dealer sh o u ld be consulted
stop th e flow ing an d ebb-
to remember these victims of disaster at
A pproval of the county h ealth unit ; it ing can of th
e tides.
such a time. Contribtuions may be sent should prove a good
B a tte ry D e fre ls
ent in health | W ith th e rig h t am ount of p u r
( ¡nod e n g in e p e rfo rm a n c e
to Christmas Committee, City Hall, Ban fo r th e county. W ith investm
pose
and
any person of good
a full-tim e unit a t health, in plan,
! n o t lie , x p r c tr d i f defects are
the U nited S tates and
don, Oregon.
a very sm all ad d itio n al cost, a real service C anada, car. level out his o w n
ent in th e b a tte ry o r Its c o iin e ,'-
The following splendid appeal has should result.
The d is tin c tio n of la ntg the only
Hons. a c c o rd in g to tlie O reg o n S tate
business cycle. Right now the e n
M o to r a o c iu tio n T ills In c lu d e s th e w o m an chosen us « D in te d S ta te s
been made to help in spreading Christmas
tire co u n try is m ak in g its fust
c ir c u it fro m b a tte ry to co il, .spui k delegate to the P an-A m erican peace
(attem p t on a n atio n -w id e basis to
cheer to these unfortunate men, women
plugs, d is tr ib u to r , ig n itio n w ire.:, ro n ieien ee. goes to Mr». E lsie .Mus-
soften the effects of depressions
and children:
ig n itio n ¡»nuts, o r conden 1
D uring th e past few w eeks we
»•r, of Salt Lake C ity. U tah. A
As the Christmas season approaches, there is
i have h eard m uch about th e So
g ra d u a te of Colum bia, M rs Mils <1
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one need that should not be over-looked, as it is
cial S ecu rity act. A ided by Hie
" o ld fa s h io n ,s i" p ro g ra m b y (lie
"Y es. tim e s have ch anged." » a v si>eaks s e v e ra l la n g u ag e » in c lu d in g
the concern and privilege of all Oregon to help the
Our State Police
fantastic T ow nsend schem e
w e
c h ild re n w ill be D ecem ber 22 w ith M r S m ith e rs
" T ik e S u n d a y: D id S panish, fluently. A woman m lei-
one community in our state which has experienced
have actu ally secured a law com
S anta C la u s and Heal.. M o rn in g has his ra d io and pa p er; tlie k id P ie te r, how ever, is not o u r idea of
The Or, 'tien K reiville Parish
R um ors reach in g Hood R iv er a re to th e effect pelling o u r sp e n d th rift people to
a major disaster.
school in both churches, w o rs h ip , 10:45 o'clo ck, m u s ic by dies th e fu n n ie s ; J im and B ill are a suitable go-lietween when in
Less than three months ago the city of Bandon that, in th e n ex t session of th e state legislature, a save a portion of th e ir earnings 10 Sunday
a. m.; w orship service in the T re b le c h o ir, serm on. “ A c k n o w ledg-
of laiin am usem ent*.
was totally destroyed by fire, and today its citizens d eterm in ed effort is to be m ade to secure passage ■ for old-age pensions and u nem O renco church, 11 a in.; w orship mg G od : t)w n ci.slup " C h ris tia n o f f fo r th e lin k s ; Sue a nd h e r f e l search
The 115,1)00 men and women of
lo w have a t r ip »omevvhere. Y'es.
are bravely beginning life anew in the midst of a of a law w hich w ould effectiv ely b a r out state police ploym ent insurance.- I do not know service in th e R eedville church. 8 E n d e a vo r, t, 3t) p ui. Song s e rv ic e
n t d a y ."
W u sh in g to n 's th ro n g in g hureauci a-
blackened waste—housed in bare board and tent from p roviding protection fo r w orkers and others how this schem e w ill w ork. Its p ni. W omen's M issionary society o ld and ne w songs S erm on N o 3 it's " W a h a d t iffe w re
ill th e end b e ""
' les a re having one of the most pro
structures which are devoid of many necessities and d u rin g progress of a s trik e of union laborers. We , operations w ill have to be sm ooth me. t.s at O renco on the th ird W ed “ T ile t ' n i v e i ,.d Gospel ' A s tu d y 01
So M r S m ith e l» g iv e his o p in digious attack » of ma»» jitte r s th is
are told th a t it w ill re q u ire all th e stren g th w hich ed and refined. H ow ever, rough a.- nesday of each m onth and nt R end Rom ans R. 1. P u tn a m , p astor
comforts, which we enjoy.
ion "You sei’," says h e
" T i l l » city ha« seen m years. F ront desk
Chairmen of church and civic groups state that can be m u stered am ong u p state legislators to m eet ■ it may be, it is a start.
ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of
y o u n g A m e ric a
c o m in g
on
lias tc de»k F ederal em ployees a re w his
W orst F eatu re
each m onth.
tf
there is need for everything in household supplies, and defeat this bill, w hich is expected to be o f
Foursquare Church
n o th in g against r e lig io n and n o th pering about m erg ers and consoli
fered by legislators from P o rtlan d , w ho received a
from egg-beaters to towels and bed linens.
The biggest problem in adm in-
S u n d a y e v e n in g s e rv ic e w ill b e in g fo r it R e lig io n is JO :t .1 fo i
d ations of v arious depni tn ien ti?
Seventh-day Adventist Church
All the products of the summer canning season h eavy union lab o r v ote e a rly th is month.
( istering th e act is th e investm ent
g in w ith fifte e n m in u te s o f m usic e ig n la n g u ag e to th ia y o u n g c ro w d <au»ing spines to quiver w ith em o
Services
a
re
held
each
S
abbath
were destroyed; so canned fruits, vegetables, meats,
M any of us w hose m em ories a re not to o short, of its stag g erin g fund. T h e money-
b y t in ' o rch e stra , c o m m e n c in g at T o se a rch o u t G od'» w ill and do
jams and jellies would be gratefully received and recall w hat h appened h e re d u rin g progress of th e ill- w ill be p u t in governm ent bonds 'S a tu rd a y ) as follows: S abbath 7:15 U sual b rig h t song .service w ill it m ust e v e r be th e fir s t step to tion and fe a r of loosing th en jo b s .
W hen an a d m in istra tio n is re
distributed.
advised and ab o rtiv e s trik e at th e m ill at Dee and 'a n d th e w hole tran sactio n w ill re-! school, 10 a. tn.; preaching service be fo llo w e d b y tlie in u s ie a l p r o w a rd re a l w isd o m a n il th a t is not
Plans are being made by all groups in co-opera th e early show of v iolence and coercion w hich fol j sem ble a m an endorsing his own at 11; young people's m eeting a t gram .
even In th e p ic tu re fo r m illio n * o f tu rn ed I» pow er under norm al c ir
P ro p h e tic
P re lu d e
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tion for a community Christmas tree—a gallant ex lowed. We recall th a t som e of th e strik ers attem p ted note. The Social S ecu rity schem e 2:30 p. in. P ra y e r me, ting W ednes a n s w e r th e que stion . "W h a t N a tio n s y o u n g A m e ric a n s . T h e y lo o k p re t cum stances. it 1» taken foi gt anted
day night at 8 o’clock Visitors a rc
pression of their faith and courage.
to hold up m ovem ent of cars on th e U. P. track s is. therefore, only as stro n g us pub- w elcome at any service Dr W al W ill Be in th e R e v iv e d Rinnan ty re g u la r on th,* o u ts id e h u t s tr ip th a t every one will stay on, except
E m p ir e ’’ " T h e message o f t lie e v e - o ff th e h ig h school and co lle g e perhaps, u few obvmua m iafttt. But
There are many boys and girls in Bandon trudg h ere in Hood River. 14 m iles from th e zone in w hich ’ lie credit. T h at is w hy it is im - te
tf n ln g w ill be on " A
ing over ashes and cinders to the one over-crowded th e strik e w as in progress, an d sev eral of th e lead i p erativ e th at th e federal budget be r H untington, pastor.
Q uarlet o f ve n e e r and yo u fin d a h e a rt H int here is an a d m in istra tio n which has
b ro u g h t
in to
balance
F la ils ." S unday. 9:45 a m . Sunday h a . n e ith e r C h ris t n o r hope n o r Itcen re-elected w ith u budget to bal
school building, which also must serve for church ers indulged in violence ag ain st m en w ho p ersisted I 1 quickly
P oliticians have painted th e bless-
M o u n ta in H om e E v a n g e lic a l
s e l l , 10!. K a iie S h ip le y ,
and Sunday school purposes.
a i| ie r in te n d - G od in th e w o rld T h a t Is the he a rt ance. und by so g re a t a m ajo rity ,
in refu sin g to recognize th a t a strik e was in progress
of the act so glow ingly that
C h u rc h
It is w ith o u t that it can p ractically dispense
, ’iit M o rn in g message a t I I . " T lie o f a ll h e a th e n d o m
These children have no treasured books, dolls, in a m ill w hich contin u ed to w o rk at n ear capacity. i I ings
m any look upon it as a p erpetual
R egularly each Sunday: Sunday G ifts and F r u it o f t h e S p ir it ’ u n d e rs ta n d in g and Ls rip e fo r
and toys; even loved household pets had to be left We have e v ery reaso n to know w h at w ould have S anta Claus. B ut basically, the school.
w ith the norm al consideration of
10 a. m . E dw ard A ebischer.
uesday, 7 45. B ib le s tu d y a n d atheism , c o m m u n is m o r w h a te v e r pat ronage.
to perish in the fire.
hap p en ed here, h ad not G o v ern o r M artin issued . p ublic has not grasped th e tru th superintendent. M orning w orship p T ra
d
e
v
ic
e
S
atan
chooses
to
set
up.”
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r.
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tch
fo
r
th
e
p
re
s
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n
ta
tio
n
I he teal perils of th e situ atio n
Surely we are going to share with the people o rd ers to C hief P ray , who. in tu rn , dispatched a | about th e Social S ecu rity a c t service w ith a lte rn a tin g leadership
" S o you see th e tre n d ." adds M r.
a s pageant D e ce m
of this stricken district, and into the desolation stro n g u n it of sta te police to th is city and to th e i M any believe th at it m akes p ri C hristian E ndeavor, 7:30 p. m E van o b f e r tiie 20. C h T ris o tm
" F ro m
ig n o ra n c e
o f a ie of course, less num erous thun
m o rro w 'F r id a y ) ,
at S m ith e rs
which is their daily environment, bring the light, m ill at Dee.
v a te th rift no longer necessary gelistic service. 8 p. m. If you have 7:45 p m . th e p a stor w ill speak G od's w ill comes d e n ia l of a ll a u the rum ors. The u larm m ay lie con
color and joy of Christmas.
If th e proposed b ill ev er reach es th e legislature, The tru th of the m atter is th at the n ever visited the little w hite church on F a th e r D iv in e and tiie F u l f i l l t h o r it y fro m above. T h e r ig h t o f fined m ostly to the em ergency a g e n
We appeal to business firms, canners, packers, w e are going to h ear a lot o f v erb iag e about using “S ecurity" benefits of th e a ct are on the hill, you have yet to learn m e n t o f P ro p h e c y ." We w e lcom e any tc r u le th e m opposed. N o one cies w h ic h , a c c o rd in g to precedents.
school, church, civic and fraternal circles to act th e state police to b reak strikes. B ut w e hope o u r no sm all th at they should he only of its w arm th, in w orship and fel y o u to th e F o u rs q u a re c h u rc h .— has the say In heaven n o r on should 1»' due f o r
t h o ro tig b
quickly in preparing to send from our abundance u p state legislators w ill not p e rm it them selves to be su p p lem en tary to each individual's lowship. We invite you to w orship G u y P. D u ffie ld Jr., pastor.
earth
God, governm ent, parents, sift mg
to meet their need.
own
savings
plan.
w
ith
us
if
you
a
re
nut
atten
d
in
g
deceived. T he sta te police, as fine a body of m en
teachers no longer regard, I S o th e |
T he new act req u ires that a man elsew here. — Rev. V. T. Speece
"Let’s Be Big Brothers and Sisters to ‘Baby as can be fo u n d anyw here, w ere not sen t out to
d rift tow ard
d a y o f b la ck
First Baptist Fhnrrh
pastor.
¡j
|
w
ork
fo
r
at
least
five
y
ears
and
Bandon.' ”
b re a k strikes, th e y w ere req u isitio n ed to keep
P ray er service and Bible • study lessness. It is prophesied for
i
that
he
m
ust
b
e
65
y
ears
before
last
day».
Let
them g ro w up
groups of law less strik e lead ers and b eat-u p s in
at H p m T hursday S unday school,
M. E. Church (Bethany)
o rd er and to p ro tect m en w ho b elieved th at, as i he can d raw a m onthly stipend.
9:45. M orning w orship. II. pastor tau g h t in the B ib le und the
I
Even
a
fte
r
he
has
been
at
w
ork
c
a
lle
d
greatest
n a ti >n on
On
G
erm
antow
n
road.
Sunday
A m ericans, th ey had th e rig h t to refu se to jo in u ( 45 years h e can receive a t most a
w ill speak
upon
the
subject
union if th ey w ished to m ain tain th e ir old statu s | m onthly benefit of only S85. For school every Sunday, 10 a m ; G er "P a u l’s D efense of Justifie H o n " a : m ust ru n a m u c k ."
"Possible
e ve n ts
ju s t
a h e a d ''"
of independence. T h at w as th e issue involved w hen J th e averag e w age earner, th e pen- m an service. 11 a. m„ first and he continues the stu d y of G a la
Questions of equity as between indi th
e state police w ere o rd ered to strik e zones, and we | sion w ould be but S35 to $50. As th ird S undays; E nglish service, 11 tians H. Y P. U . 7:15. E vening muses th e m an F irs t, n a tio n a l and
viduals are settled in the courts of our b rin g these facts to th e atten tio n of S en ato r S tadel- th e w o rk er co n trasts these tiny a. m., second and fo u rth S undays service 8 T his service is inform al w o rld r e v iv a l. T h a t w o u ld steady
tf w ith a song service followed by an th in g s Second, c u rta in T he p ro m
land. Why isn't it reasonable that disputes m an and R ep resen tativ e M unroe, w ho w ill go to benefits w ith th e gigantic fund —E. Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
t l ic tlv 1'. 1 -on.,|
| |.,v ,|’„ ge;
m essage
from th • ised r e tu r n o f th e L o rd to ta k e to
between employers and employes be set Salem in th e in terests of th is section of th e M id-C ol necessary to pro v id e them , he w ill First Church of Christ. Scientist evangelistic
H im s e lf his c h u rc h , »weep o u t th is
word. O rtiz W. W enlger, pastor.
prem ium a g ain st th e risk o f n coro
um bia.—Hood R iver News.
decide
th
a
t
p
riv
a
te
saving
is
sound
present s e t-u p o f n a tio n s and r e
tled in the same manner? Rights of the
Services a re held every Sunday
e r th an public th rift. T oday in d i st 11 a. m.; W ednesday evening
b u ild th e th ro n e o f D a v id th a t is nation postponem ent m ay point to
general public can no longer be ignored
M e th o d is t Episcopal C h u rc h
v id u al th rift is u n p o p u lar T he services a t 8 o'clock; S upjjay school
fa lle n d o w n ; th o m a n y
w a llin g the t r u t h nt unconfirm ed hut piq
u rg e is en tire ly to spend. W ages at 11 a. m. P upils up to the age 1 S unday school. 9:45 a m., special prophesies th is f u lf ille d ’ O r. th ird . »istent rum ors, th a t King E dw ard
and the costs of this paralyzing maritime
T his n ation has been th ro u g h m uch. T housands
<in terest) of m oney a re now the of 20 y ears a re welcom ed. F ree ¡singing of pre - C h r is tin a
songs, "S e p a ra te m e B a rn a b u s a nd S aul 01.11. after all. marry Hra. Skmpaon
strike will force action if anything pos of persons have been forced to ask th e ir g overnm ent low
est in all history. T his is a n
O pening exrecises and , las
fo r
th e w o rk w hereunto I have betore coronation tim e — involving
fo r aid. Y et even th ey should be th a n k fu l th a t th ey o th e r in te restin g application of the reading room open on W ednesdays m ents will b e d i r e c t e d by nssign-
sibly can from our lawmakers.
(' (' c a lle d th e m " M e a n in g th a t G od ihe n«k of a p o p u lar relink,- and
and S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p. m
had
a
g
o
vernm
ent
w
hich
m
ig
h
t
give
them
aid.—A
l
L
aw
of
Action
and
Reaction.
W
eber,
superin
ten
d
en
t.
Serm
ons
by
It was brought out at the meeting of b an y D em ocrat-H erald.
w ill ra is e u p e va n g e lis ts o u t o f abdication in favor of the next he
S u n d ay 's topic, “God the P reserv er
ni ir
th e pastor will be preached at II th is v e ry p re s e n t-d a y s tu d e n t g ro u p in line, ihe Duke of York
T h rift Not O utm oded
of M an.”
the Eastern Oregon W heat league that
a.
m.
and
,
:30
p.
in.;
special
m
usic
to rea ch th e u n s ta b le A m e ric a n o w '
Som e d ay th e b an k ers w ill again
\\ tide wc have learned lo
Oregon growers are losing millions as a
by th e choir; Mrs. Bex Howell, c o m in g on. A d d y o u r p ra y e rs that
be soliciting y o u r deposits. Som e
I.au rel E vangelical C hurch
count o rd in a ry ru m o rs, long
pianist.
E
pw
orth
League.
6:45
p.
result of the strike. Even if the strike is
th
e
L
o
rd
o
f
th
e
h
a
rve
st
w
ill
th
ru
s
t
In this strike at the worsted mills in Portland, it d ay you w ill again see th e sign: (Seven m iles south of H ills b o ro )
subject, "C hristm as A round the fo rth these la b o re rs. " C a ll upon me, p,'lienee ha« ta u g h t ua to respect
settled shortly, much damage has already is safe to say one side or the other will get worsted. "A d o llar s ta rts an account in this S unday school, 10 a. m . Mrs A m.;
W
orld,"
K vnneth Cole, l e a d e r a n d I w ill a n s w e r thee, and show Hie opinion e f the gam b b n g cle
b a n k .” In th e m eantim e, do n o t let W atkins, su p erin ten d e n t. P reaching
m ent. ,-s|,e,-tally when it is backed
been done because wheat from the Pacific —Oregon Statesman. Salem.
anyone convince you th a t saving service, 11 a. m. J u n io r C hristian Motto: "Look Up L ift Up." All th e g re a t a n d m ig h ty t h i n g s , bv real dollars and cents. A cor-
coast must be marketed before the Argen
j an d th rift, in some form, a re per- E ndeavor. 6 p. m. V isitors are co r E pw orth L eaguers w ill find in w hich th o u k n o w e s t not " -George
I m an en tly out of style. T he w isest dially received a t all services.—Rev. terest and challenge in this s u b N. T a y lo r, B e a v e rto n P aid adv. : I, Minn,lent in London write.« th at
tine crop is harvested.
The east and chorus in th ”
cou n try lolk and even laborer» in
j course for th e self-relian t m an or V. T. Speece, pastor.
tf ject.
C hristm as pageant a re practicing
Subtcribe now to tho Argua. in Hl.' vicinity of F o rt Belvedere, th«
j w om an to follow is to set u p a
on
Wednesday*
and
T
hursday
cve-
C ongregational C hurch
W ashington county $1.50 a year. K ing's cou n try seat, a re offering
i Social S ecu rity act of his or h er
C hurch school, 10 a. m.. P rn f ' Pin S-s u n d er th e direction of Mrs. S ix m o n th s 85c. T h ree m onths 50 even money th a t th e K ing will
One suggestion in the m atter of reduc
Traffic statistics show that most accidents occur j own As full of o p p o rtu n ities as Stallcy.
W.
A.
Foster.
T
he
S
unday
schooi
su p erin ten d e n t; m urnin
is th is country, th ere is no excuse
cents Tw o m onths 35 cents
tf m arry M allis Sim pson w ithin thre«
ing traffic hazards which might well be on straight sections of road and not on curves, an ! for
on, “The
person of averag e health w orship. 11 o'clock; serm
month».
iTmon,
i n ,’
...
..
.
the straight and narrow and an ab y ility
B
ible
a
n
d
C
onstrued
given serious consideration, is the estab argument against following
failing to lay up a
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•
^
E
a
r
'-
H
i
S
-
A
nthem
,
"Incline
T
hine
ers
in all rounttea is recom m ended
com
petence.
R
ight
now
it
m
ay
not
lishment of traffic classes in O reg o n
Elephant became drunk from whiskey given
J by the
legislative interim com
e th ro u g h th e m edium of a sa v m el.—T. A rth u r D ungan, m inister
high schools. Such a move is logical and him to stop pain. That night he probably saw pink b ings
account, b u t in every com
mission on governm ental and ad-
men.
Whosoever Will
would be of wide spread effect in pro
| m uiislrntive reorganizalion and tiie
m u n ity som e form of installm ent
By A. I,. I.indherk
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crim inals," G overnor M arlin de- slate planning board in a report
(A bove N orth Plains)
saving is still possible.
moting safe and sane driving on highways
University of California reports t h a t women
d
a
r
e
d
in
discussing
th
e
prison
S unday school, 10 a. m prom pt
s it- filed w ith G overnor M artin.
a n ° ,h <M' IB
personally and individually,
which yearly are becoming more and more write more easily than men, but usually not as in can Y ou m ake
''
ye i: to com plete O regon’s p res nation th is w eek. "If we ar, K oing
in stallm en t saving far A sm all C h ristin as program has
Such an organization, tlie report
e
n
t
system
of
p
rim
ary
and
sec
terestingly.
Still,
their
diaries
aren’t
bad.
to
segregate
the
prisoners
it
congested. High school youngsters are at
is the points out, is justified by "co n sid er-
m ore p leasan t t h a n in stallm en t been started . S erm on by the pastor.
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•
ondary
highw
ays
to
m
odern
day
older
men
w
ho
should
b,
11
a.
m.;
ta
rry
and
consecration
given the alioiLs of economy a lo n e " Q uoting
buying. T he w hole point to stress
the age where they are demanding use of
The average man has a vocabulary of 7000 to in th is social secu rity business is service. 3 p. m ; evangelistic se rv standards, according to H enry F best of it.”
figures to show Huit the p o p u la
the family car. Also their minds are in an 10,000 words; those used most, if he is married, be th
Echoing the sen tim en ts of his tions of O regon's .state-aided in s ti
e need of p u ttin g y o u rself w hole ice, 8 p, m.. also special healing Cabell, chairm an of Hie sta le h ig h
impressionable stage and such instruction ing probably “yes” • and • “dear.”
h earted ly in to som e w ell-thought- service. Tuesday, all day p ray er w ay comm ission. T his estim ate, chief, W L. G osslin, secretary to tutions earing for children increas
Cabell explains, is baserl upon a Hi” governor and m em ber of tlie ed from 618 111 1923 to 1056 in 1931.
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•
o u t plan. T his is th e tim e to b e service, at 8 p. m. an evangelistic continuation
would have a lasting effect, producing
of th
" e stale's norm al stale parole board, Ibis w eek w ent a gain of 707 per cent the re p o rt,
service. T hursday, 8 p. m., the
gin. B usiness now is at norm al
An
Ohioan
had
the
same
umbrella
for
23
years.
men and women, who, in the future, would Probably was keeping it for a rainy day.
th e ideal position. If th e c o u n try mcetin g w ill be in th e Shady Brixik increase in revenues from a u to - 1 on record as favoring a m ore llber- emphasise* Hu- need of local .- 01 k
u so -|a a l > parole
p a ro le policy ra th e r than a new ers in the several counties "w ho;.'
be thoroughly acquainted with every cau
could glide along th e norm al line church. F riday. 8 p. m.. special m obile registration fees and g guso-1
penal in s titu tio n .
business it w ould be lo keep as
it w ould b e continuously p ro sp er c h art talks. W atch for fu rth er line taxes.
tion for safe driving.
"A ny substanti il reduction in I "A paroled m an ran be properly many ns possible of the h an d icap
ous. W e a re n e v e r satisfied, how notices of our m eetings.—M elvin E.
revenues
or
any
diversion
or
re
a
l-i
supervised
at
a
cost
of
only
$15
to
Jam
es,
pastor.
ped and delin q u en t (children) in
ever. O ver the desk of too m any
location of highw ay funds w ill in $1750 a y e a r w hereas it costs (he th e ir own com m unities and out of
business m en is th e m otto: “B eat
defin itely postpone com pletion of -Stale $250 a y e a r to keep a prisoner .sta le institutions,"
Beaverton Church of Christ
y
esterday.”
So
w
e
becom
e
o
v
e
r
State of California takes step to end
E vangelistic m eeting conducted the highw ay program ." Cabell w arn ;. inside Ihe w alls of the p en iten
• • •
confident. expand and grad u ally
Fifteen Years Ago
C alling atten tio n to th e fact that tiary." Gosslin declared. U nder our
maritime strike tie-up, pointing out that
ex ten d ourselves to th e point of by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Groseclose
Founded
in
prim arily 1o reg
th
e
net
revenues
of
th<-
highw
ay
present inad eq u ate parole system ulate railroads 1907
w ill continue every night d u ring
Argus, December 8, 1921—Mrs. Margaret Siegen- breaking.
practically every industrial plant in the
the bulk of the b u si
the week, except S atu rd ay , at 7:30. dep artm en t for 1937 w ill a p p ro x less th an o n e-th ird of those elig ness of Hie Public U tilities com
thaler
dies
near
Cedar
Mill
December
1.
E
n
d
u
rin
g
Insurance
state is detrimentally affected. W h y
D ecem ber 20 a C hristm as dram a im ate Si 1.170.000 Cabell explain- ible for parole have been granted
Senator W. G. Hare named member of board of
O ut of th e su fferin g of th e past will be given by th e young people. that $7.400,000 of (ids am ount will clem ency. An adequate parole sy.s- mission today has to do w ith tlie
should this strike be allowed to continue trustees at Pacific university.
and out of the accom plishm ents of
req u ired to m eet fixed expenses tern w ould tu.’tify the governor in regulation of m otor tru ck s mid
on when many times the actual number
Local Pythians work to secure home building th e n ext few y ears som e lessons Bible school Sunday. 9:45. Mrs. be
according to F ra n k C. M c
including paym ent of bond p rin paroling 1(81 m ore prisoners eaeli bur
V
ernla
H
opper,
s
u
p
e
r
i
n
t
e
n
d
e
n
t
;
should be learned. Do not w ait for com m union service, 11 a. m„ fol cipal a n d
out on strike are suffering losses, and busi near Hillsboro.
Interest, m aintenance y ear resu ltin g In an ann u al saving Culloch, utilities comm is s i „ n e r.
E ig h ty percent of tin- com m ission's
Raymond Bradley, resident of county th e Social S ecu rity act to dole out low ed by preach in g by the e v a n ¡and ad m inistration costs.T his leaves of $50,000 to the ta x p a y e rs ."
ness and agriculture are receiving such a since Charles
103 em ployes a re in tlic m otor
1875, dies here December 3.
Its p itiful allo tm en t to you. Set up gelist w ith special m usic by th e only $3,770.000 for construction p u r
•
set-back th at it will be a long time in re
tran sp o rt division, M cColloch points
Martin Coyle killed at Scofield when tree blew y o u r own old age protection plan choir; C hristian E ndeavor, 6:30 p. poses of all kinds of w hich $2 000 -
P
lan
s
for
a
40-jiay
racing
m
eet
out.
covering? It is high time the government across tent in which he was sleeping Thursday night. and put it into operation now. The m.; song service and evangelistic 000 will be req u ired lo m atch fed at th e state fair grounds w ere giv
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Dr. J. B. Dinsmore elected commander local happiest Christmases of the future serm on, 7:30 p. m. M. Putm an, eral funds and another $550 000 for en a set-back when A ttorney G en
took a hand in this matter and settled it American
No plaques bearing Hie nam es of
Legion post and Mrs. Helen Deichman w ill come to those w ho fortify pastor.
purchase of rig h t of w ay and s u r eral ruled that the law forbids leas
fairly for both sides. The long-suffering elected president of Legion Auxiliary.
them selves by th e ir own efforts
veys for federal aid projecls. Duly ing of Hie p ro p erty for this purpose O regon's high officials w ill grace
public can stand just so much.
$1,220.(8)0 will lie available for con The law lim its racin g on Lone Oak Hi,’ fronts of new buildings erected
L. A. Long elected chancellor commander Knights for w h atev er m ay happen. Homes,
All Saints (Episcopal)
children,
education,
character,
and
of Pythias.
Services for th e th ird S unday in struction and reconstruction of state track to tlie six days of (he annual u n d er tlie present adm inistration.
h
ealth
a
re
p
rim
e
and
end
u
rin
g
in
G overnor M arlin tu rn ed thum bs
Oregon Dairymen's league decides to remain in
A dvent w ill he held as follows: projects, th a t is projects in w hien
declared.
vestm ents. T hey a re fa r sounder H o l y com m union, 7:30; c h u r c h th e federal governm ent does not co f ur, V anW inkle
down on the suggm tlon w hen It
field as an organization.
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a n a publiclv enforced and p u b school, 9:45; m orning service at operate.
w as presented lo tlie board of con
Local baseball fans, who have followed
Carl A. Carlson, Scholls sawmill man, breaks th
J u s t one y e a r to th e day from trol. F our buildings w ere ready for
licly operated ‘‘S ecu rity ’’ plan. F o r 11. T he m em bership canvass is
C abell declares th at m uch of the
the professional ball career of Wes Schul leg while working in mill Monday.
give th e serm on. My only joy in now in progress. It is hoped th at all present day agitation for diversion Hie organization of Ihe .stale eapitol the m ark ers whleli cost $30 each.
merich, will be glad to learn that he will
p reach in g is th a t a seed h ere and our m em bers respond. O ur sale and reallocation of highw ay funds reconstruction com m ission D ecern-, "I don't care about h aving my
Thirty
Years
Ago
th e re m ay fall on fe rtile soil!
play with Portland next year. He has a
and tea last S atu rd ay was a great is d ue to a failure to un d erstan d tie r 4, 1935 Hie con tracto r who will nam e on a lot of buildings; let's
Argus, December 6, 1906—Mayor B. P. Cornelius
Business, as registered by the success. T hanks to all w ho m ade th e problem faced by th e highw ay construct the new state house, Ross just save that m uch m oney for the
large following here and his plaving reg re-elected. Other officers named were Emmott, Ed B absonchart, is ru n n in g a t norm al it possible. A choir reh earsal w ill ( comm ission.
II. H am m ond of P ortland, moved taxpayers," the governor declared.
ularly in the Rose City should result in Schulmerich, Carlile, councilmen; H. T. Bagley, re and is 14 p er cent above a y ear ago. be held F riday evening at 7:30.
"Tlie en tire econom ic principle of onto the job and began w ork. First S tate T reasu rer Holman and S ecre
C opyright. 1936
highw ay tran sp o rtatio n is predieat-j operations w ere confined to deep ta ry of S tale Snell agreed and the
still greater attendance from here next corder, and A. C. Shute, treasurer. Vote to b u y
R eginald Hicks, vicar.
P u b lish ers F inancial B ureau
park.
ed upon ih e assum ption th at road ening of th f excavation by anollier ' plaques w ere "out."
season.
E. B. Tongue again wins Hunt club cup. Rides
tax es a re specific taxes assesned foot to provide additional head-1
Trinity I.u th e ra n Church
N eighbor: "Did I b rin g y o u r law n
Oregon Kid to close finish on Thanksgiving day.
P ublic w orship at 10:30 a. m ; against a p a rtic u la r class for a | room in the basem ent of the n e w '
W hatever recom m endations nre
W. H. Dorrance, once in business at Mountain- m ow er back last m onth?”
S unday school at 9:45. Serm on p a rtic u la r purpose,” Cabell points $2,500.000 eapitol. Tills week a c r e w , m ade to the forthcom ing legisla
of c a rp e n te ri have been a t w ork! tu re for extension of th e Industrial
In
dignant
H
ouseholder:
"No.
you
out.
"T
he
diversion
of
sneh
taxes
dale,
killed
in
duel
near
Prineville.
topic,
"C
onsider
C
h
rist"—Heb.
3,
1.
In the death of Mrs. Addie Tilton,
You are cordially w elcom ed to w or from road uses i.s fundam entally on Hu- forms in p reparation for the program at the stnte prison w ill be
Miss Alice Merryman of Hillsboro bride of Her did not.”
who passed away at her home here Satur bert
pouring of tlie concrete w hich will
N eighbor: '^Now w hat'll T do? I ship w ith us.
unsound and unjust."
based on th e policy of state'» use,
G. Moulton of Portland December 5.
gel under w ay w ithin a few days. I th
day night, Hillsboro has lost one ef its
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a t is the m an u factu re of articles
James E. Borwick and Miss Jennie Frank mar w an ted to borrow it again.”—Ex.
H
ammond
expects
to
com
plete
his!
Christian Church
noble women. A woman who was always ried at Reedville November 29.
A ny attem pt on the p a rt of th e contract in 18 m onths so th a t the! only for use of publier in stitu tio n s
Hillsboro Argus contains all th,
L ord's day unified study-w orship forthcom ing legislationt o rev iv e! new building shnniq Nn »«„a , » ' *bbin the state T his was indicated
J. C. Miller elected master of Washington Grange news of Hillsboro and (he sur
ready to do her part in charitable work,
should be ready for by Dr. I, N Robinson, chairm an of
service, 9 45-11:45 a. m
C hurch
m ove for a reform atory for occupancy by m idsum m er of 1938
Ridge.
rounding communities. Read i 1 school, 9:45 g. m., C. H. Nosier, the
and among the first to donate toward the at Pumpkin
tlie federal board for the re o rg a n
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Stanley Hahn of Mountaindale and Miss Mabel and keep informed on what It superin ten d en t. Come join our first offenders will meet w ith the
ization of prison industries, w ho
of G overnor M artin.
Red Cross and other relief organizations. Jackson o f G lencoe married November 29.
D evelopm ent of a slate-w ide w el was here this week for a co n fer
happening at home.
tf grow ing school. School C hristm as opposition
"T he first offenders a re our w orst fare organization w ith local w ork-
ence willi G overnor M artin.
Solti ( ) ff Ad
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