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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
em
ories
Mr.
W
ilkes
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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 ­
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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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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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