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K I L L S n O R O A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
Brutality in Extreme
Aviation, "The
Industry of the
ear, is I lew
The Great American Home
T h iirn ln v , .Taniinry 1 I. 100"
day services w ill be at ,' 1.4 On
Ja iu iu ry 22 the I'rils .n le is are pre
enting s p iritu a l d r a m a e n title d |
"The M oilei n R utti ” This play is .
in seven scenes and Is a modern
Washington
Parade
The nude body of the k id n ap ed boy,
T O K ] <3»K] " T O ®
IfD W .A
C harles M attson, sn atch ed 15 days ago
a d .ip la tio ii o f th e s to ry o f th e hook lly Bay .1 oluisiin an il
from his hom e at Tacom a, Wash., while
F i Q S l B I G H U N T IN '
,1 Ruth I'lie re W i l l be no odnn . H a lte r I ’ lerre
his e ld e r b rp th e r a n d sister am i a frien d By Huger Babson
sioii ch a rg e und u ll are Invite d
W A S H IN G T O N . D C - W ith
T C .IP /
Gu> I ' O u tfie ld J r . pastor.
Hie lu t e . omi o f a I ongies-i, and
B ABSO N P A R K . Mass. Ja n u a ry
w ere held hack at the point of a pistol,
each Jan ua ry I tr y to ac
a J u tiu a ry in a u g u ra tim i, official
was found M onday in the snow n e a r Ever- teet E a to rl) r m
W. VERNE McKINNEY
»1RS F. C M c K IN N E Y
OUT
HA i ? . \ IF V U I J u t
y ow n satisfaction one
All Saints i F|>lwn|i»ll
W ii tu rig to ii i. oft to an c u rly and
,
AddbCMUev^ditnç
» ‘ et,t.»\\ ;is|i:. w ith ¡lys* head •- hatV’re d 'in ;
■ -X
Piir'.icular ip q iis ti' »which I b e l« y i;i
M V S -1. n J AV n > I . H i - - ; V
1'M‘in i-m g la p
• Sert l i e s , l o r , the- second «Kill tld is
w.,*. .’•> ’
lias a n '- e x c e l
V U k S ht ? l 'A "’ k J ’.r .’ .- .• :
’ 'The new t'm ig t c . it u afe to
after F fllh a n t ' H ill ‘ be Ill-lit ,'f o l
This is one of th e most hideous crim es
O F F IC IA L N R W S P A P E R OF W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
le n t
ou tloo k
lows C hurch «elioni, tl 45 a in . a uine, w ill operate under W h ite
tt> - J s S T W A tr :s fui ? ík a t n s w
Selected as Oregon's Rest Weekly Newspaper, 1930
ever com m itted in this country and the
Last
year I
m orning p ra yer and sermon at II
House ire 1 1 net ion
a . have tin i
A lt? G U N
Y O U .?-? /
Named on A ll-Am erican Weekly Newspaper Eleven. 1930
n o in i u a t e J
h
e
a
rts
of
all
go
out
to
th
e
hoy’s
bereaved
Plie co n firm a tio n class w ill meet la d t w o ! 'u n g i e . es.
Honorable Mention N ational Editorial
viatica Newspaper
b u ild in g . Up un-
Thursday
at
7
30
p.
m
in
t
h
e
p aren ts. Dr. and Mrs. M attson. To think
O fficials an- much ronrerne<|
lit a few days
Pie Jiietion Contest, 1934*35, and General Excellence, 1935
church C h o ir rehearsal F riday at a lio ilt the a p p io u-lung s itu a tio n io
ot th a t little 10-year-old hoy being suh-
ago I was p re
i
7
30
p
in
The
annual
parish
meet-
Subscription Kates Strictly Cash in Advance
both Houses, where there w ill Ite
pared t o vote
ected to the c ru elties of such a beast
. mg was held Sunday evening A ll scnicely enough R i-piililicans to (ill
W'ithin Washington County
fo r it a g a i n.
repoil..
showed
the
mission
to
be
m
akes
o
n
e
’s
blood
boil
and
c
re
a
te
s
the
P f T*»’’
11.50
Two months
_ ......
_ .35
m i-o n in n tte r assignm ents Even
H o w e v e r.
in
in a prosperous condition
The
' '
(
80.30 desire in any red-blooded person to g rab
spite o f recent
Three months .
>0.50
Per copy
fo llo w in g were elected to serve on the President does not to lis h Ho«
5c
unfavora ble Oc
a club and jo in in th e m an-hunt.
the vestry fo r the veal
V
W tho ugh t, us it may leave hut litt le
Outside Washington County
cident p u b lic ity
G ardner S W M elluitsh, George o p p o rtu n ity fo r in te llig e n t debutes
V. 8 .. per year
82.00
Foreign countries
13.50
1 hat any individual could commit such
certain
figures
ol com plicated issues
M cG rath, A lf <) Johnson, and Sid
Rabsott bave been re
a c rim e is u n th in k a b le . D eath, w hile it
M uny a p a lp ita tin g heart h a i
M EM RER Oregon State
ney T h w a ite Delegates to t h e
1
w
hich
have
sh
ifte
d
m
y
pref-
First
Audited
Paper.
Editorial Association and
Oioec in convention to lie held returned its norm al b ra t nine»
m ay he too good fo r th is horrib le crim e,
e to aviatio n
Largest AUC Weekly
National Editorial Asso*
January 28 and 29 ore V W G a rd w o ld was given out that there w ill
Circulation in West.
tiation.
is th e only th in g th a t can possibly he
Kails vs. A via tion s
ner Gi
M cG rath, alternates be no shake-up in the Cabina! Sec
m eted out.
In a recent re vie w w h ile sin n
S W M e llu iis h a nd A l f t> Jo h n - re ta ry P erkins, whose nanu* lias
m:
i
in g the 1937 ou tloo k f o r
W e p ray th a t th e police o fficers of the
- on The date fur co n firm a i inn is
D onation securities. I s a i d .
F e b ru a ry I
R e g in a ld Hicks, vo ir
sta te anti nation m ay soon round up this trans
Rights of the Public
“ Rails may be a feature m arket-
a rc h crim inal as they have in k id n ap in g W ISC. but a irlin e issues o ffe r bet-
Beaverton Church of Chris!
Legislative action on a m easure in the cases of the past and th a t th e ends of ju s- te e long - putt p o s s ib ilitie s " M v
Preaching next Lord's day. both
fundam
ental
position
on
railroads
m onung and (-veiling, by M in iste r
in te rest of the public to curb strik es and tice will at least p a rt ¡ally he served.
fo r the past fo u r years has been
II.itch;
m o rn in g
subject,
"H o w
y et be fa ir to all concerned w ould re-
that the com ing era o f pro spe rity
M any I. oaves Have Y o u " evening
may be the last o p p o rtu n ity to get
ceive m uch sym pathetic b ack in g in this
"Kindness " Services for the day as
rid of ra il stocks. They have a high
follows: B ib le school, 11 45 a in .
county, w hich along w ith a ll s e c t i o n s
leverage factor and some may
M is V erina Hopper. superintend
A Big Day Coming
of th e Pacific coast is su ffe rin g g re a t
' show sharp advances in the next
cut. com m union service. I t a in .
losses every day th ro u g h th e m aritim e
\ alu e of H illsboro as a tra d in g c e n te r few years E ven tually, however, a
and special music by the choir. M is
big p o rtion o f
present ra ilro a d
J. Johnson, director, follow e d by
strike. The effects of th e autom obile strik e will ag ain he stressed J a n u a ry 23 w ith the m ileage must be scrapped. Labor,
pleaching; song service. 7 30 p in .
in th e east a re also being felt here in a holding of a n o th e r of H illsb o ro ’s now fa taxes, and equipm ent replacement
fo llo w e d by preaching
M idw eek c iiti- .il more w h isp e rin g than any
serious way and resu ltin g in losses.
mous b a rg a in days in w hich th e g re a t w ill skim what cream is le ft a fte r
llih le tiid.v a m i prayer service Wed oth er mem ber o f the official fa u i- .
th e a irlin e s steal the h igh -paying
nesday. 7 45 p m . and Interm ediate lly . m ay head a new departm ent
W h e th e r it he com pulsory a rb itra tio n m ajority of H illsboro business firm s join and preferable tra ffic That is w hv
C h ristia n Endeavor at the- name of "P u b lic W e lfa re ." And. inci-
in
e
x
te
n
d
in
g
b
arg
a
in
s
to
th
e
ir
frie
n
d
s
in
I fa v o r avia tio n in the tra n sp o rta
m odeled a fte r Ed S ch u lm erich ’s w o rth
hour E v il voile is in v ite d to a l ia . - d e n ta lly become H a rry H o pkin s’
t i o n field.
boss S ecretary Ickes is renew ing
en ib lic
M Putman, pastor
w hile plan, labor courts, or som e o th e r th is a re a . This co -o p erativ e tra d in g in
There are three separate aspects
Ins e ffo rts to have the In te rio r De
plan th a t will w ork in th e public in te rest vitation m eans m uch in th e developm ent 'o f the aviatio n business i l l trans
pa rtm e n t renamed the "D e p a rt
C ongregational Church
port.
(2i
express,
and
(3)
m
anu
of
th
e
com
m
unity,
not
only
in
c
a
rry
in
g
and in fairn ess to all sides, th e long-
January 17: C h u rc h sehool 10 ment o f C o nse rvation ." There muy
facturin
g.
A
ll
have
enjoyed
tre
its it should. The real story is that A fte r Ruin " E pw orth League, t! 311 a in
P ro fe ssor S ta lle y . auperln
l>e som ething in a name a fte r ull.
su ffe rin g and p a tie n t people of this g re a t th e story of m erch an d isin g b a rg a in s hut mendous grow th, p a rtic u la rly i n depreciation
charges a r e 'k e e p in g P m.. m otto: " l ook U p L ift U p " te n d e n t, m o rn in g w o rs h ip at 11 P ut the real concern o f Cabinet
country and sta te a re en title d to p ro te c in c a rry in g fo rw a rd th e spirit o f com m it- the last tw o o r three years. They aviatio n companies "b r o k e " E ve n t The
young people fin d in the topic- S 'Ilio n , "W is d o m In R e lig io n " A ll ollicers is over the num ber o f th e ir
m o n th ly reg isterin g new peaks ually. a good p o rtion o f w hut is
tion from these severe losses b ro u g h t ab o u t nity co-operation th a t is so g rea tly needed ..re
in volum e o f business. Figures re- now being charged to obsolescence some special tasks of the church. them . "L e a d K in d ly L ig h t.” Pughe aides who are le avin g the G ove rn
ev
ery
w
h
ere.
1’ A r t h u r D ungan. m in is
by strikes. T he q u a rre ls betw een th e em
m ent service fo r a ttra c tiv e jobs In
le.sed re ce n tly show that not even can be used fo r dividends. The Evening worship. 7:30. Special m i l s - Evan?
pi iva te in d u stry.
the com ing of storm y w eather and tim e to buy in to an in d u s try is ic in instru m en ta l and vocal n u m te r.
ployer and em ployes a re not of th e p u b lic’s
bers.
Sermon
on
"The
Tem
ptations
i u n fo rtu n a te accidents have been not in the e a rly stages when it is
They are the boys— and g ir ls —
m aking and th ese innocent b y stan d ers (th e
! able to ha lt t h e m on th -to-m on th being w ritte n up in magazines. N or o f Jesus." the second in a s e rie , German B aptist C hurch of H rth a n y who do the real w o rk, alth ou gh
on
this
testing
experience
of
our
public) c learly should not have to ta k e it
Church achcHil, 9:45; m orning th e ir names seldom appear in
gains in passenger m iles flow n. should one w a it u n til it is m a k
We urge a ll o u r inembcrs
Mrs. Sehulmerich
erviei
I T his is the firs t w in te r th a t pas ing big pro fits. The tim e to buv is i L o rd
I I ; sermon by pastor,
on th e chin.
and friends to bend every e ffo rt "L e ons from t h e T ra n s fig u ra headlines.
M-ngei business has a c tu a lly shown d u rin g the in te rm ed iate period aft- in m aking the fu lle st possible a t
N e ith e r w ill the W hite House
n pro-icnc at
«x» »Li..
______
a
.
a
i-
.
tion
The y e a r of 1936 should have been
Mrs. A nna S ehulm erich w as one of I increases
th is season. A t t h . er the ba llyh o o is over, but before
is Y I* U.. 7 30. an inten-
tendance on the chu rch w orship si ve - h a lf h o u r Evening service ut s ta ff see any im m ediate changes
I
same
tim
e,
a
irp
la
n
e
m
anufacturers
one of the best fo r ag ric u ltu re from an n a tu r e ’s noblew om en a n d h e r passin g is
the dividends are being declared. services in this new year M id
8. W inning O u t." Wednesday. H p when M r. Roosevelt’s second te rm
have orders to keep th e ir plants That is where avia tio n seems to be
begins.
ex p o rt sta n d p o in t in m any long y ears. m ourned by h u n d red s, w ho w ere proud I I ru
n n in g at capacity fo r m onths in today and w h y I nom inate it as week service 7 30 p in . Wednes m
prayer m eeting, ch o ir praetn-u
day. C ircles one and two. Ladies' ;u 9 Theodore A Leger, p.istm
Aside from Tiioma E. Q uaker's
H ow ever, at th e very tim e w hen th e g r e a t to call h e r a frien d . She w as alw ays read y advance. The a ir express d ivisio n the 1937 "in d u s try o f the year."
Aid. w ill meet Tuesday and T h u rs
a p p o in tm e n t to succeed the late
lias
also
made
s
ta
rtlin
g
progress
in
Cupyrlalit,
line
est m ovem ent of g rain s and fru its w as to to do h e r p a rt in th e d iffe re n t o rg a n iz a recent months.
day afternoons, re pectively. C h o ir
tills ( iin n e ric h ns the President's
Publisher«’ Financial Bureau
P rnte riM ta l Tabernacle
practice. 8 p. in.. Thursday
A le x
begin th e m aritim e unions, h e a d ed an d tio n s to w hich she belonged, w as a kind
Express Trains on the A ir
Sunday school Sunday m orn ing personal atten dan t, most veterans
ander H aw thorne, pastor.
seem ingly dom inated by H a rry B ridges, an d loving m o th e r an d a tru e frien d of
at 10. Rev J H Ebert, su p e rin w ill be found at th e ir accustomed
C o -ordina tion
of a i r
express
tendent
M o rn in g w o rship a t It. desks and po ds. They are m ostly
alien rad ical, call a strik e th a t v irtu ally m any in all p a rts of th e county. H er ¡service on a n a tion -w id e scale has
First Baptist Church
sermon by pastor. Young people's »hr same men who have helped
accomplished by the A ir D i
The O rrnrn-Kerdvitte Parish
p araly zes w est coast business. C an ad ian m em ory will long be rev e re d by all who bene
P
rayer
service
at
8
p.
m
T
h
u
rs
m eeting at 8:45 p in . D elm ar W yatt, run the wheels since M cK in ley's
vision o f t h e
R a ilw a y Express
Sunday school in both churches.
w h eat is going to the best m a rk e t in years, knew h er.
¡Agency. Stock of this com pany is 10 a. n r; w orship service in the day evening Make this service the president. Sunday evening evan in a u g u ra tio n .
one
you
enjoy
attending
Sunday
gelistic service. Special music by
Rudolph F oster, w h ite hatred
I owned by the railroads. It employs Orenco church. I t a m.; w o rship
w hile dom estic w h e a t lies in th e b i n s
M id-w eek services d ire c to r o f the office sta ff, who
the transp ort companies as ca r service in the R eed ville church. 8 school 9:45. M o rn in g w o rship I I . the orchestra
along this coast, and ou r flo u rin g m ills
“
S
tu
m
b
lin
g
B
locks"
w
ill
be
the
Tuesday
evening:
prayer
m
eeting
riers. It utilizes its ow n organiza p m. Women's M issionary society
has been in the E xecutive Mansion
T h a t o p p o rtu n ity still exists in this t io
are idle. O ur lum ber m ills are a t a s ta n d
n o f about 23.000 offices, togeth meets at Orenco on the th ird W ed message o f the m o rn in g T his w ill Wednesday evening, prayer m eet since 1897. w ill keep on handing
be
a
con
tinu
atio
n
o
f
th
e
series
of
ing
at
ScholLs
T
hursday
evening
co
u
n
try
fo
r
a
person
of
im
agination,
ob
e
r
w
ith
it$
r
a
il
and
tru
c
k
fa
c
ilitie
s
nesday o f each m onth and at Reed
still and possible foreign m ark e ts go to
from the book of G ala B ib le study. S nturday evening te s ti-i the President his $.1,125 .semi
m o n th ly pay cheek.
servation. b rain s and d e te rm in a tio n is fully fo r p ic k -lip and d e live ry. D u rin g v ille on the fo u rth T hursday of messages
o th er countries.
, the developm ent period, most of each month.
t f tians. B. Y P. U. at 7. New m em m ony and praise service A ll eve-
a
tte
ste
d
by
th
e
ann
o
u
n
cem
en
t
last
w
eek
bers are being added each week m ntf services begin at
•Li
.th
e
express
has
been
carried
in
This strik e com es rig h t hom e and hits
and the interest is
increasing. and b rin g a frie n d w ith
Dll
passenger planes. W ith the gro w th
Seventh-day Adventist Chureh
th e farm er, th e lab o rer, th e business m an of th e good fo rtu n e th a t h a s com e to a | of
G roup one is leading group tw o by Shackelford, pastor.
volum e, separate planes fo r e x
H
illsboro
boy—
H
enry
H
arty
.
Local
people
Services are held each Sabbath ju s t a few points. The pastor is
and oth ers rig h t w here it h u rts th e m ost
press are being added as required. • S aturday)
as follow s: Sabbath
O ld passenger planes are b e i;ig school, 10 a. m.; preaching service leading the union in a study of
Pilgrim House
— the pocketbook. Its relatio n to t h e a re p roud th a t a H illsboro youth has m ade 'conve
rted
in
to
fre
ig
h
t
trains
January 17: Chapel service,
o f the at 11; young people's m eeting a t facts. “ Perfections of the B ib le "
W ashington county fa rm e r is c learly s ta t a success of an invention and ex ten d him , air.
is now under discussion. Evening lit u r i’y fo r the second .Sunday
2 30 p. m. P rayer m eeting Wednes
c o n g ra tu la tio n s and best wishes.
It is tr u ly a re m a rkab le achieve- day night at 8 o'clock. V isito rs are service at 8 Song service follow ed e r the Epiphany. Serrnon,
ed in a b rief sta te m e n t in a new s story by
by an evangelistic message. "M an's
m
in
t
when
a
Los
Angeles
doctor
County A gent W . F. Cyrus, as follow s:
welcG.ne at any service.—D r. W a l Most T ra g ic D is a s te r" O rtiz W. Need fo r W ine” tSt. John 2:3 >
[can cal! N ew Y o rk fo r ’
M lth Which la Combined the Hillabore Independent
Hillaboro Anrua E h tub 1894
Hillsboro Independent Estab 1878
M e K IN N K Y A M e K IN N K Y . Publishers
Published Thursday
Entered a.« second-elaaa m atter In the
postoffiee at Hillsboro, O re* on
CHURCHES
1'iTion in the News” topic«:
a shipm ent te r H u ntin gton , pastor.
tf W eniger. pastor.
o f serum late in the afternoon and
Wc stem Senator«’ Stand on
C o n g r a tu la tio n s to M r. a n d M rs. have d e liv e ry next m o rn in g 3000
ta ry Funds.'
"L
Bank N ight
Mountain Home Evangelical
miles
Foursquare Church
iivo aw ay! A m on g the pioneer
G am blin g fh-oposltion’ " md "Pa
Jo sep h C onnell on th e celeb ratio n of th e ir I m
Church
I customers o f the the a ir express are
"T he Suprem e S acrifice" w ill be
U n iv e rs ity ’s 90th
A n n i ver
golden w e d d in g an n iv ersary . M ay they I the m any in du stries in w h ich speed R e g u la rly each Sunday: Sunday the subject o f the evangelistic ser n c iflc
a r y " Com m em oration. is
Sunday
I ’a t M cKenna, rud dy.faced door
10 a. m., Edw ard A cbischcr, 1 mon Sunday at 7:30 p m. Come n St.
live to h ap p ily and h e a lth ily enjoy m any is the essence. T yp ica l products in superintendent.
A n th o n y of E v p i; M o n d a y . St keeper w ill be found at his post,
M o rn in g w orship few m inutes ea rly fo r the orchestra
c
lu
d
e
news
pictures,
ad
vertising
S t W ulfstan; and i f you know- him w ell enough,
m ore anniversaries.
service w ith a lte rn a tin g leadership selections w hich begin ut 7:15 The P riscilla ; Tuesda
t & mats and electcos.
Wednesday St Fabian: T h u r lay.
° S c securities.
pa rv
uB
gospel song service and musical St. Agues o f Rome. F riday, St V in - I ’at w ill ta lk to you about incidents
happened
d u rin g
Teddy
program begin at 7:30 A t I I a in a cent; Saturday, St Raymond, Paa- th a t
o ^ X
^ i?>itSb
f w S
™
‘yhoeu ‘¡ X
y e i ^ i;
message especially fo r a ll C h ris to r H enry S H a lle r may be con- Roosevelt’s o r B ill T a f t ’s tenancy
o f sh.pments is about eight pounds. of its w arm th, in w o rship and fe l tian s w ill be on the topic "The suited any day between 10 a I. m. as i f it wa , yesterday. Mot I M a n
j A ir express is now in an ideal
Sins o f the S a in ts ” M o n th ly m is and tv o n . between 5 and 8 p m.. sion. and executive office em
"H and bo ok on rackets gets na tion al attention.'
position fo r an in du stry. I t has low ship. We in v ite you to w orship sionary o ffe rin g w ill be received or bv appointm ent, at the H o iue ployees, like others iri the various
w ith us i f you are not atten din g
Especially,
it
seems,
by
musicians.
I
come
through
T alks w ith business m en a n d oth ers
---------
--------its he sitatin g and
depa rtm e nts o f G overnm ent m a
elsewhere. — Rev.
V. T. Spcece. at th is service. Tuesday and F ri- office 232 N orth T h ird avenue
experim e ntal days. Its m a tu rity is pastor.
ch in e ry are indispensable and not
tf
show th a t th e m aritim e and o th e r strik es
F a m ily in Santa Rosa. Cal., owns a cat w h ich ¡s till remote. It is rig h t at the steep
easily replaced when old age or
are being fe lt h e re keenly. O ne business lives p rin c ip a lly on carrots and spurns meats. We section o f the g ro w th curve.
c">
M. E. Church (Bethany)
death calls a h a lt to th e ir services.
head d e clared th a t his business w as com wonder if it's the type that has long ears and a cot-
Three B ig Im provem ents
On G erm antow n road,
I n lik e
p o litic a l
appointees
a
ton
tail.
S
unday
There are a few standout rea- school every Sunday, 10 a m
pletely tied up an d th a t his m en w ere
change o f a d m in is tra tio n does not
sons fo r aviation's gro w th. F irst man service. 11 a. m.. fir s t and B y A. I,. I.indheek
n e a rlj 50 per e rn t over the pre- g ive them he art p u lp ita tio n .
only g e ttin g a few d a y s’ w ork a m onth, all
One hundred leaders o f M elbourne. A ustra lia , and foremost, there is the steady th ird Sundays; E nglish service, I t
S A I.E M -G overnor M a rtin ’s m es v io i is b ie n n iu m w h ile de m a n d fo r
because of th e m aritim e strik e. V isitors dined in a lio n cage w ith six lions w a n d e rin g about. ex' ision ef the airw ays ne tw ork, a.
m „ second and fo u rth Sundays. sage opening the 39th re g u la r ses hooks on cu rre n t problem s eeon- real p ro p e rty held by the W orld
Ea
year, m ore lo calities can be —E. J u liu s T raglio, pastor.
from o th e r places cite its severe e ffects The a fte r-d in n e r speeches w ere masterpieces of rea
tf sion o f the state le gislature was omie and social. Increased by 40 W ar Veterans State A id com m is
-.cd by passengers and express
brevity
on w o rk ers and in d u stry . T hey a re very
respects
It was per cent in the same period.
sion. C ities and towns rep ort s in k
di;
by a ir w ith a m in im u m of
L a u re l E va n g e lira l Church
p r o b a b ly
the
ing funds o f ne arly
$12.000.000
ra i
outspoken in th e ir ideas on th e situation.
id ’ ru ck transfe rring . Second,
Longest non-stop ra ilw a y ru n in the w o rld
(Seven m iles south o f H illsb o ro )
I
egi
•lators and high state o ffi- w h ile the s in k in g funds of school
shortest
message
■ is are being increased. Pres
Sunday school, 10 a. m . Mrs. A
A Jack so n county leg islato r points out made by th e "F ly in g Scotsman.” w h ich travels 392
en'. tim e-tables, fo r exam ple, o ffe r
ever delive red at cinl«. ogether w ith th e ir w ives or d is tric ts to ta l ne arly $2.000.000
atkins, superintendent. Preaching
th a t th e strik e is proving costly to th e m iles between Lo ndon and E dinburgh. There m ust o v e r - n ig h t coast-to-coast service. W
lady fi i- m l. w ill lie guests of hon-
service, 11 a. m. J u n io r C h ristian
be economy in v o lv e d somewhere.
the opening o f a o r at the bie n n ia l le g isla tive ba ll
W illia m E. Lamb. Oregon's o f
There is likew ise steady progress Endeavor. 6 p. m. V isito rs are co r
g re a t p e a r in d u stry of th a t section. T he
legislative session to be held in the a rm o ry next fic ia l
hangman, w ho died this
in depe nd ability. The a v e r a g e
p ears a re sh ip p ed to m ark e ts in F ra n ce ,
G rand vie w , Wash., man is w o n d e rin g how his reader m ay not realize th a t a pas d ia lly received at a ll services. Rev
in thus state. It M onday night, T he a ffa ir w h ich is week in the Veterans' hospital at
V. T. Speece, pastor.
tf
b
e
rry
plants
have
m
ixe
d
the
seasons
so
th
a
t
the
y're
E ngland, H olland, South A m erica a n d
contained no rec sponsored by th e Salem cham ber P ortland, was one o f the mast In
senger in a plane is tw ic e as safe
loo m ing in b e lo w -fre ezing tem peratures. T hey're sta tistica lly as a m otorist. T h ird ,
om m endations fo r of commerce is in charge o f a teresting characters th is state has
o th e r points and due to th e sh ip p in g tie u p b pro
F irs t Chureh of Christ, Scientist
ba bly g iv in g h im the razz.
new legislation. On com m ittee headed
I) v B rig a d ie r ever kndWn M ild m annered and
w ith g ro w th of tra ffic , rates are
Services are held every Sunday
th e fru it has h ad to be sh ipped to V ancou
the c o n tra ry i t General Thomas A Rilea.
as gentle in dem eanor as his name
being reduced. C u rre n t fares and at 11 a. m.; Wednesday evening
ver, B. C., re su ltin g in a loss to th e g row
called
atten
tion
m ig ht indicate he adm itted to h a v
charges are now about a th ird o f services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school
to
the
fate
o
f
those p re va ilin g a few years ago. at 11 a. m. P up ils up to the age
ers. All of th is aids B ritish C olum bia, p a rt
I f you are an average Oregon ing o fficia te d at the execution o f
measures
v
o
t
cd
more than 7(H) per; ons
one of
A coast-to-coast package, fo r in-1 o f 20 years are welcomed. Free
of th e B ritish em pire of w hich B ridges is
down by the peo citize n y o u r share o f the p u b lic these a woman in tlie ne arly 00
stance, goes fo r about $1 per pound; reading room open on Wednesdays
debt,
not
In
c
lu
d
in
g
th
a
t
of
the
a citizen.
ple at the recent
years o f his experience in this un-
w h ile a passenger fare fro m New and Saturdays fro m 2 u n til 4 p. m
A. L. I.indheek election and cited federal governm ent, am ounts t o i usual
and gruesome
profession,
Y o rk to Los Angeles is o n ly $160. Sunday's topic, "L ife ."
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
R ep resen tativ es of a g ric u ltu ra l groups
n
e
a
rly
$200.
these as mandates from the people
I Most o f Lam b's
hangings took
Anyone w ho has spent o v e r
Figures
com
piled
by
S
ln
ie
Treas
of th e sta te w ith 30,000 m em bers recen tly
Argus, Jan ua ry 12. 1922—Farm ers' week planned
against any tam pe rin g w ith the
place in the P h ilip p in e islands
three days crossing t h e cou ntry
C ornelius M ethodist Chureh
tax stru ctu re of the state or any u re r Holm an and released in his where tie served fo r 17 years w itli
m et in P o rtla n d to d em an d im m ediate a d fo r court house to stud y problem s. F our-d ay pro- re ce n tly on crack train s and then Sunday
school, 9 a. m., Mrs. M at- fundam ental changes in the state bien nia l re p o rt shows the aggre
gram set.
returned alm ost o ve r-n ig h t on a tie Sm ith, superintendent, w i t h
ju stm e n t of d ifferen ces betw een strik ers
gate debt burden- bond and w a r the U. S arm y. D u rin g the 18 years
Farm ers’ M u tu a l F ire Insurance association of
e r realizes t h a t classes fo r childre n, young people organization.
rant o f the state and its num erous of Lam b's em ploym ent at the state
and em ployers so th a t m ovem ent o f w ater- W ashington county shows gains in annual report. D i first-class a irlin
The message, less than one th o u p o litic ,il subdivisions, to be $194,- prison here he o fficia te d
at 14
lo n g -h a u l p js .t-n g e r
adults. C hurch worship, 10 a.
born fre ig h t m ight be resum ed. Spokes rectors elected were John F M eier and Peter G ro ,- business on the "c lic k e rs ” is doom and
m. Special m usic by the young sand words in length, called atten- 136 446 22. B ut even that fig u re is hangings. Lam b was a na tive o f
sen. W illia m F. Haase named president.
j
tion
to
the
im
proved
con
dition
of
ed.
The
V
irg
in
ia
and
was
79
years
o
f ngu
same person who studies people's choir. Lester C. M ooberry.
m en fo r these groups listed losses ru n n in g
$36 000.000 under the figures for
Jacob W ism er. 85. resident o f county 50 years, the cost o f sending h e ^vy fre ig h t pianist. Sermon, "L ost and Found." the state's finances, pointed w ith
last September.
1930
when
the
aggregate
debt
seem
;
into m illions of d ollars. Hood R iver ap p le dies at B ethany Jan ua ry 9.
from San Francisco to Boston by E p w o rth League, 7 p. m. Ladies’ 1 p ride to the disappearance o f the to have reached its peak nt $230 -
grow ers have lost th o u san d s and stan d to
M rs. L . L. Law rence dies at W itch Hazel Jan
that long-haul A id meeting, 2 p. m., Wednesday, general fund d e ficit. D ire c tin g at- 200 948.12.
G ove rn or M a rtin w ill not be able
h fa v y a ir express has a long way Mrs. Dore, president. M id -w in te r te n tio n to the balanced budget pre-
lose m ore th a n a m illion d o lla rs if th e ua ry 6.
C ities are responsible fo r
the ! lo accept the in v ita tio n of the P ort-
M rs. G. W. W h itm o re o f L a u re l dies at S m ith to go to compete w ith the rails. service, 7:30 p. m . Thursday, in the i ,parefi, bi'„2 ’ is bud??t d lre c tr>r - W '*1' biggest c o n trib u tio n to the aggre ' land C e ntral La b o r council to a t
strik e is not ended soon.
Also, the a ir t r ip for short hauls chu rch parlors. The " L it tle Home lace S. W harton, the governor urg gate debt load — p ro b a lily because tend a mass m eeting to lie held in
hospital Ja n u a ry 5.
F a rm e rs in some p a rts of C alifornia
J. L. C ro w installed com m ander o f G rand A rm y is at a disadvantage over t r a i n C h u rch " h e a rtily in vite s the pub cd the legislators "n o t to rock the there are m ore of them. A n yw a y the La b o r tem ple T hursday night
boat" by exceeding the recom the to ta l deb, bond and w a rra n t o f tills week for the purpose ol
a re petitioning th e national gov ern m en t to o f R epublic post and M rs. Emma Cota in sta lle d W. tra v e l unless tim e is ve ry precious. lic to a ll o f its services. Come and m
endations of the budget and je o of the cities’ and towns o f Oregon 1 discussing the m a ritim e s trik e The
Short c ity -to -c ity a ir tra v e l awaits w orship. — A le xa n d e r
Haw thorne,
president.
d e p o rt H arry B ridges, an A u stralian , h ead R. C.
p a rdizing the state's fin a n cia l c re d am ounts to $70 243.498 84. The state governor and Mrs. M a rtin w ill bn
lo w e r rates and more convenient pastor.
,
H e n ry L u n o w dies here Jan ua ry 7.
it
or by passing new revenue meas debt, to ta lin g $50 586.810 ranks sec e n te rta in in g at an open house for
of th e m aritim e unions on th e c o ast and
Joseph W. M cC o rm ick o f L a u re l dies in P o rt land fields. Nevertheless, I a m
ures and thus increasing the b u r ond C ounty debts to ta l $24.609.- ! legislators and th e ir wives tha t
v e ry o p tim istic on th e prospects of
Christian Church
th e lea d in g fig u re in w a te rfro n t tro u b le land Jan ua ry 10.
L o rd 's day u n ifie d stu d y-w o rsh ip den o f the taxpayers.
82053; school d istricts. $19 012.750 - night.
M rs. C elia West W h itn e y bu rie d at Banks Ja n the passenger as w e ll as the a ir
fo r several years. T here is a lot of th e
txpress divisio n over the next few service, 9:45-11:45 a. m. C hurch
The governor pleaded w ith the 62; irrig a tio n d istricts. $12.363 675 -
u a ry 10.
years.
sam e sen tim en t th ro u g h o u t O regon and in
school, 9:45 a. m., C. H. Nosier, law m akers “ not to be led astray 44; port d islrie ts «7 509 214 58. d ra in
L ib e ra liza tio n o f Oregon's parole
P ostoffice m oved from corn er T h ird and M ain to
F liv v e r Planes N e xt Step
superintendent. M o rn in g
w orship, by the de ceitful, false and m is age districts. $1978.360 01;
water system, increase in the state parole
th is county. T he natio n al gov ern m en t Dr. Wood b u ild in g near F irs t and M ain.
The m a n u fa ctu rin g end of the 10:45-11:45. M usic by T reble choir. leading shibboleths of demagogues districts, $1067.32000; highw ay im staff, in tro d u ctio n of new in du s
should ta k e im m ediate steps to see th a t
in du stry, o f course, w ill m irro r th e . M rs. Florence K ram ien , d ire c to r w ho m alisciously tr y to create econ provem ent d istricts, $105.000.'
tries in to the p e n ite n tia ry to p ro
T h irty Y ears Ago
gains in the tra n sp o rt divisio n. So! Sermon, "C onserving the S p iritu a l omic, social and p o litic a l chaos” _ Bond issues account fo r $179.- vide em ploym ent fo r more p ris
th e A u stra lia n rad ic al is re tu rn e d to his
fa
r
constant
im
provem
ent
of
models
Pow
er
o
f
Y
o
u
th
."
C
h
ristia
n
En-
Argus.
Jan
ua
ry
10.
1907—C
ounty
court
levies
ten-
and
urged
th
a
t
th
e
y
"n
o
t
be
m
is
oners
and the fix in g of prison sen
126
937
of
the
p
u
b
lic
debt
in
th
is
own co u n try an d not be allow ed to r e
has h u rt m akers’ p ro fits because deavor, 6:30 p. m., in te rm e d ia te led by plausible but designed a rg u slate but ou tsta nding w a rrants as tences h.v a board ra th e r than by
m ill ta x on a valua tion of $12.043.725.
m ain h ere to s tir up strife w ith re s u lta n t
John W. Corey, county na tive son, dies at Salem ot the excessive re to o lin g costs. Re- (high school) and young people, ments in lo enacting laws that w ill o f last J u ly l totaled $15,009.508.
the courts is recommended in the
search expenses are c u rre n tly ru n - E vangelistic service. 7:30 p. m. Song fu rth e r the w o rk of these destruc
losses to ou r farm ers, w orkers and busi J a n u a ry 5.
Holman's co m p ila tio n shows that rep ort o f the Federal Prison I n
Reorganization
a d m in is
the state lias reduced its debt load dustries
Postmaster C ornelius reports postoffice increase Ping as high as $11.000.000. Event- service assisted by large young peo- tiv e demagogues."
nessm en.
ua lly, however, experim e ntal days pie's ch o ir under leadership o f Paul
by $14000.000 since 1928 when it tra tio n to G ove rn or M a rtin this
ber over December. 1906. o f about $100.
By all m eans it is tim e fo r P re sid e n t fo r Decem
w
ill
be
over.
Then
the
a
irc
ra
ft
C
ollins,
associate
m
in
ister.
Sermon
Demand upon the services of reached its peak w h ile the cities week.
C old wave, accompanied by east wind, strikes
l bu ild ers should be
able to lean No. R. “ The
U n iversal G ospel” - the state lib ra ry have doubled in have w h ittle d $12.000 000 o ff th e ir
R oosevelt to in terv en e fo r th e good of the cou nty S atu rday night.
back
and
le
t
th
e
ir
cash
registers
a
stud
y
o
f
Romans
8.
Monday,
3:30
the
past ten years. The biennial l debt load in the past fo u r years.
Whosoever W ill
g e n e ra l public.
B e n e fit dance fo r firem e n set fo r opera house add up the pro fits. W o rld unrest p. m., a t home o f M rs. Florence
re p o rt prepared by Miss H a rrie tt I Sehool d is tric ts owe $5 000 000 1rs«
fA b n ve N o rth P lains)
Saturday. M oney needed fo r o u tfit.
should continue to
give them a K ram ien. E.
Jackson St., w eekly Long, state lib ra ria n , shows tha t than thev did in 1932 and the load
F riday. 8 p. m . pro ph etic B ib le
M rs. M. A. Sabin installed president W. R. C.
huge volum e of m ilita r y orders, rehearsal o f T reble choir. There 460.027 volum es w ere le n t d u rin g 'o f irrig a tio n d is tric ts has been re
study. Sunday school,
10 a. m
Dam on G reer, w h ile re tu rn in g from M ilne's Also, if the $1500 “ fliv v e r " plane w ill be a baptism al service fo llo w - the past tw o years compared to
duced
by
m
ore
than
$5.000
000
since
m o rn in g worshp, 11 a. in., sermon
lake last evening, fe ll fro m a horse on w h ich he now being b u ilt in Linco ln. Neb . ing the m o rn in g service Sunday.— 237.110 volum es in the biennium of
I 1930. la rge ly th ro u g h re fin a n cin g by paslor. Consecration service.
A lb e rt T ozier, 5vell know n O regon his was rid in g , behind W illie C ornelius, and dislocated can be made fo o lp ro o f and t h e R. L. Putnam , pastor.
1925-28. The lib r a r y now boasts a w ith federal aid d u rin g the past 3 p. in.; evangelistic service, 8
price cut in half, m anufacturers
— ::_
to ta l o f 365,354 volum es on its year.
to ria n a n d p io n ee r collector, w as forced an arm.
p m „ sermon bv pastor, special
about volum e
M ethodist Episcopal Chureh
George Thomas Rea, C iv il w a r veteran, dies here need not w o rry
shelves b u t even these. M iss Long
W hile the gross debt o f the stnte music, p ra yer fo r th e sick. Tues-
to b re a k his try s t w ith the M ethodist Ja n u a ry 7.
Young A m erica w o u ld take to a
"L e t A ll the People Praise Thee declares, are not nearly sufficie nt and its subdivisions totals $194.-J day
a ll day p ra yer service, evan-
c h u rc h bell to rin g o u t th e old y e a r and
C ity cou ncil w ill soon p la n k F irs t street fro m “ roadster” plane ju s t as fast as O G od." Program w ill open w ith to meet the demand. Patrons o f 136.440.22 s in k in g funds and o th e ri ge listic servlce, 8 p m Everyone
the
y
too
k
to
the
"ro
a
d
ste
r"
auto-
the
Sunday
school
session
at
9
45
the
lib
ra
ry
have
spent
ap
pro
xim
ate-
rin g in th e new . H ow ever, his m a n y depot, most lik e ly up to Baseline, so as to give a mobile!
assets am o un ting to $42.885,974 61 is welcome, M e lv in E. James, pas-
a, m.. directed b y C. C. Weber, su- ly $12,000 d u rin g the tw o years on reduce the debt to a net $151.- tnr.
frie n d s h ere hope fo r a speedy recovery plan k tho ro ug hfare clear through to the condenser.
As
I
look
at
it,
com
m
ercial
a
via
perintendent.
C
hurch
w
orship,
11
postage
in
the
prepaym
ent
of
p
a
ck-1250,471
01. Assets of state d e pa rt
P la n k in g w ill continue as long as money holds out.
n is going through the "a w k w a rd ; a. m.; sin g in g led by the choir, ages m ailed out from and re tu rn
and th e ch an ce to co n tin u e his tra d itio n al
ments
alone
am ount to m ore than
John McNamer given right to conduct Wilson tio
O u r classified colum ns may have
age.” I t is g ro w in g fast and on the Mrs. Rex H ow ell, pianist. Sermon ed Demand fo r books on business,
$27,000.000. most o f th is being re p Just what you are looking for—
bell rin g in g fo r m any y e a rs to come.
river toll road lor one year.
surface i t is not show ing the p ro f- i by the pastor; subject, "Recovery trades, s k ills o r cra fts increased
resented by firs t mortgages and ReaJ
•
lead “ them.
"Just when the d a irym en and po u ltrym e n were
be ginning to see a fe w rays o f sunshine and a
prospect o f a somewhat increased net re tu rn fro m
th e ir w in te r operations, the longshorem an s trik e
resulted in pushing up the price o f p ro te in con
centrate feeds, w h ic h have become essential in
m a in ta in in g the p ro fita b le pro du ction both the
da irym an and the p o u ltrym a n have b u ilt up.
When these feeds m ust be purchased f. o. b. V a n
couver. B. C., it has m eant an increase in th e ir
price o f 20 to 25 per cent and no assurance th a t
a supply w i ll be a va ila ble at the increased price
fo r m ore tha n a v e ry sho rt tim e ."
Jots in Jest
Governor Martinis Message to
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