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A Logical Time
T he s ta te ’s activities will be so crow ded
even w ith the new sta te capitol building
th a t m ore land and m ore buildings w ill
be needed im m ediately. It seem s a sad
m istake th a t action to pu rch ase th e W il
lam ette university site or th e fo u r blocks
to the no rth of th e p resent cap ito l w as not
u n d e rta k en at th e special legislative ses
sion in 1935 to consider rep la cin g th e his
toric old capitol stru c tu re th a t burned.
It w ould seem logical an d businesslike
to proceed w ith pu rch ase now as su g
gested by S en ato r D uncan of Burns r a th
e r th a n to w ait until p ro p erty values in
crease still m ore. As th e y ears go on these
values will increase by reason of m ore
expensive construction etc., in th e vicinity
of th e capitol.
T he sta te is now faced w ith th e im
m ediate need of a new building to house
th e s ta te lib rary , w hich furnishes one of
th e m ost constructive and w orthw hile
services in th e s ta te today. B eneficiaries
of th e lib ra ry are in every nook a n d cor
n er of th e sta te . T he cost of this fin e o r
g anization. w hich h as been w orking u n d e r
terrib ly c ram p ed conditions fo r years, w as
only five cents p e r c a p ita la s t y ear.
The a n n u al re p o rt of th e s ta te lib ra ria n
fittin g ly pointed out th a t o th e r five-cent
p u rch ases w ere a 5-cent cigar, an ice
cream cone, a chocolate bar, p a c k ag e of
chew ing gum and a th ird of a p a c k ag e of
cig arettes.
T he needs of th e sta te m ust even tu ally
be ta k e n c a re of. It w ould seem th a t now
w ould be th e business-like tim e to p ro
ceed before costs increase and w hile it
is possible to secure g ran ts from th e fe d
eral governm ent to cover a larg e sh a re of
th e cost.
One visit to th e sta te lib ra ry , now
housed in one c o rn e r of th e suprem e c o u rt
building, will convince anyone of t h e
needs of th a t org an izatio n , w hile a check
of th e lib ra ria n ’s re p o rt will c le a rly prove
th e ju stifica tio n o f such a service to th e
sta te an d its people.
A Splendid School
T he nu rsery school being conducted a t
th e D avid H ill school fo r ch ild ren from
2 to 5 y ears is a sp lendid fe a tu re fo r th e
com m unity. H illsboro is fo rtu n a te indeed
in being one of th e few cities in th e sta te
to be d esig n ated fo r such a school and the
su p p o rt of all o rg an izatio n s and in divid
uals should be acco rd ed in o rd e r th a t it
be m ain tain ed here.
A tra in in g is av ailable th ro u g h th e
m edium of th is nu rsery school th a t is
beneficial to ch ild ren com ing from all
types of homes.
Stabilizing Influence
F a rm e rs ’ org an izatio n s in W ashington
county and o th e r p a rts of th e sta te are
voicing th e ir a p p ro v al of th e O regon m ilk
control b o a rd in no u n certain term s and
a re opposing any am endm ents to th e act.
T he b o ard has been a stab ilizin g influence
in th e d airy in d u stry and it should unques
tio n ab ly have th e backing of farm groups
and also of legislators, who come from
d airy sections.
T he crim inal syndicalism law , re p e a l
of w hich w as revived by re c e n t decision of
th e U. S. suprem e co u rt rev ersin g th e con
viction of D irk D eJonge of P o r t l a n d ,
should not be rep e a le d as co n tem p lated
by some legislators. This is a s a fe g u a rd
a g ain st subversive in terests and instead of
being rep e a le d should be s tr e n g th e n e d
and fla w s elim inated th ere fro m .
W ith his back g ro u n d of b a n k in g a n d
c le rk in g experience and his H illsboro n a
tiv ity , Edw in Bow m an should prove a
m ost satisfacto ry public se rv a n t as city
re c o rd e r. It seem s p a rtic u la rly fittin g th a t
E dw in should find his niche in m unicipal
service, w here his fa th e r, th e late Benton
B ow m an, served so m any, m any y e a rs as
city a tto rn ey .
You Are Invited
H illsboro business firm s a re sp o n so r
ing a n o th e r of those enjo y ab le and p ro f
itable b a rg a in d ay s here S a tu rd a y and an
in vitation is e x te n d e d to everyone to visit
th e city and p a rtic ip a te . P a rtic u la r e f
fo rt is being m ade to m ake th e b a rg a in s
m ore o u tsta n d in g a n d a ttra c tiv e th an ev er
and to stress th e a d v a n ta g e s of H illsboro
as a tra d in g c e n te r, the equal of th a t a n y
w here.
M ay th is sp irit of goodw ill and co-op
eration. th a t m eans so m uch in the d e
velopm ent of a com m unity, be a real fa c
to r in th e im provem ent o f conditions fo r
everyone.
Co-operation Appreciated
W hy not do y o u r bit by y o u r county
official n e w sp a p e r by su g g estin g to y o u r
n eig h b o r th a t a subscription to th e A rgus
will help them keep in touch w ith h a p p e n
ings in th e ir hom e com m unity an d th at
th e re a re m any fe a tu re s th a t will prove
of value to them . Such co-operation will
help in giving th e best local n e w sp a p e r
service possible.
B usiness firm s should p a r t i c u l a r l y
keep th is in m ind because it m eans m ore
re a d e rs fo r th e ir ad v ertisin g , m ore p ro s
pective custom ers a n d m ore people to keep
inform ed on w h a t’s going on and th u s
h elp in th e co n stru ctiv e w ork of th e com
m unity.
W hile in tow n come into th e A rgus o f
fice an d ta k e a look aro u n d th e p lan t,
see w h a t it ta k e s to pro d u ce y o u r hom e
n ew sp ap er. M ake it y o u r h e a d q u a rte rs
fo r info rm atio n a n d o th e r services
What Other Editors Say
The Great American Home
Ba bson Advises
Rond Buyers to
Be Careful
By Roger Babson
BABSON
PARK.
Tbur (lay, January 21, 192
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
Mass.. January
' 15 Ja n u a ry is usually one of the
| biggest investm ent m onths of the
¡year. It should^ be even m ore so
this y e a r d ue to
the trem endous
outpourings o f
dividend ex tras
d u rin g D ecem
b er a n d t h e
bonds called for
Jan u ary .
My
figures s h o w
th ere a re m ore
th an a billion
dollars seeking
____ rein v estm en t at
B abson t h e
p re se n t
. s i i t s a re perplexed. They
a
a s k , ng "Is it w iser to hold in
vestm ent funds liquid, hoping for
low er prices and b e tte r yields in
th e future, or a re bond re tu rn s go
ing to rem ain at c u rren t levels in
definitely
H ere a re som e of the
m ajor pros an d cons w hich m ust
be considered in an sw erin g this
question:
F our B ullish Factor*
1 Flood of M oney: T he hoard of
money seeking investm ent from all
sources today is- unprecedented.
Bank deposits and reserves a re at
I peak levels Business and invest-
' m ent confidence
has retu rn ed
Banks, in su ran ce com panies, in
stitutions, corporations, an d indi-
i \ ¡duals a re all stepping on each
' o th er's tees to grab any choice
j b argains. Investors, in stead of tr y
ing to get liquid, a re try in g to
get invested. T oday's bond sales
m an does n o t sell yon bonds. He
tells you how m any bonds he can
"let" you have!
1 S carcity of N ew Isssues: The
sm all d rib le t of new Issues is one
reason for th e bond man s present
1929 l i e « c a p ita l
financing totalled $8,640,000,000. In
11934 the figure was S178.000.00(1:
i w hile in 1930 th e total w as still
i only S I.100.000 000 T his volum e of
n e w flotations is abnorm ally sm all
even fo r good tim es. Hence, w hile
m oney is sp o u tin g faster and fast
e r into th e investm ent m ark et, the
volum e of new financing is far
too sm all to absorb th e inflow .
3. P rev ailin g Money Kates: Money
I rates a re a t th e low est level in h is
tory. Money, like labor, w heat, and
I o th er com m odities, , has
, . its P^‘ce
and its price is ru led by th e law
of supply and
dem and. T oday
m on e y is a d ru g on the m ark et. Its
, p it if u lly low re tu rn has draggl'd
□end yields dow n w ith h it. In face,
m oney rates a re th e m ost im port-
an t single factor in to d ay 's bond
HEUO, A\Af
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1$ A SWELL GUY.HE SAYS
I CAN 1*106 WITH H U I NEXT
SATUCOAy TOO, WHEN HE.
□G ives
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t h e c v -V A o e
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to com e and see. P u b lic s e rv ic e s
a te also h e ld at 7:43 p. in. T uesdays
.nul F rid a y s . T o m o rro w « F rid a y *.
at " l.i p m.. th e C ru sa d e rs are
¡p re s e n tin g a fiv e -s c e n e s p ir itu a l
pla y e n title d " T h e M o d e l'll U n t il"
N o a iln il -Io n Is ch a rg e d and a ll
a re U n ite d C om e early fo r a good
s e it
G u y I* D u ffie ld J r . paatui
T rin ity
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Af the Theatre
r
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u tlirru n C hurch
T h e s e rv ic e lie in s at 10 30 a in .
For t h e
S u n d a y school it 9 43
tu n c in ou K E X
' ’L u th e ra n H o u r
it 1 13 p m " I I I sed ari' they that
h e a r th e W o rd «>! G od. and keep
it ” Y o u a re c o rd ia lly w e lco m ed to
j w o rs h ip w ith us
Methodist FplM opil Church
CHURCHES
tendent. P reach in g by M inister
Hatch, follow ing com m union serv
ice in charge of eld ers and deacons.
11 a. m.; special m usic. Song >erv
S u tu h iy »eliool, 9 45 a. in . ( ’ C
W eber.
.su|nuintend«‘n t
C h u rc h
w o rs h ip . 11 a m S in g in g led by the
c h o ir. M rs. H ex H o w e ll, p ia n is t
S e rm o n by th e pastor:
subject.
i "D e m o n s S u b m is s io n to th e Com
m ulcts o f C h ris t ” E p w o rth League
8:30 p m ; m o tto . " L o o k U p L if t
U p ." S u b je c t, "Yes. P eople L iv e
T h e r e " T h in is th e fo u r th in
s e rie s u n d e r th e g e n era l t h e in e
"S o m e S p e cia l T asks o f th e C h u rc h ”
S e r ip lu ie M a tth e w 25:34-40
E ve
n in g h o u r. 7 30. a m is s io n a ry s e r\
F e a tu re p u t t in ’ fo r S u n d tv . M o n
ice sponsored by th e W om en's M i
day and T u «’ m I m \ at th e V e n e tia n ,
s io n a ry .societies«. S p e cia l p ro g ra m i J a n u a ry 24. 25 and 28. is “ V a li.in t
Speakers w ill be t h e
n o rth w e s t is th e W o ld fo r C a l l i e . ' s t a l l i n g
delegates, w h o re c e n tly
re tu rn e d .G la d y s Georg»’
T h e p lo t
<!»• als
fro m th e n a tio n a l m e e tin g h e ld
I w ith a w om an's « a rtific e fo r h e r
In d ia n a
T u e sd a y e v e n in g C irc le c h ild re n , ris in g to a d i .u n a tic c lim a x
three. Ladle?»’ A id . w ill m eet. W e d I w h e n she accepts a p ris o n sen
| nesd.iy, 7 30 p m . m id -w e e k s e rv tence ra th e r th a n m ake i evolution.»
ice. Praise, p ra y e r and I lib le s tu d y I w hich m ight fre e tier, but w in c h
S c rip tu re : J o h n ’s G ospel C h a p te r I w o u ld h u rt tie r c h ild re n A n o th e r
I F ou r. Tin» c h o ir w ill m eet T h u rs I p ic tu re a p p e a rin g at th e same tu n e
d . i v e v e n in g at 8 A le x a n d e r H a w is " T r a il D u st," a w estern, f e a tu r
th o rn e . pastor.
in g W illia m Boyd
A d o u b le b ill F rid a y and S a tu r
Whosoever Will
day fe u ture s E d m u n d L o w e and
(A bove N o rth P la in s )
E lis s a L a n d l in "M a d H o b d a y and
F rid a y n ig h t at 8 B ib le stu d y , E d w a rd E v e re tt H o lt o n in
N o
s u b je c t w ill be "T h e G re a t and b o d y's F oo l ”
D re a d fu l D a y o f th e L o rd
Wa .
W ednesday audiences w ill
J o h n the B a p tis t. E li ja h ’ " S u n d a y "Rose B o w l.’* a foot bid
roin¡ m ee
school. 10 a m ; m o rn in g w o rs h ip . w ith a s ta r east
11; c o n s e c ra tio n se rvice, 3 p. m
E v a n g e lis tic se rvice. 8 p m . th e
serm on su b je c t is " W ill G od I m
m o rta liz e Sin**" A ls o sp e cia l m usic
Tuesday, a ll d a y p ra y e r s e rv ie
,
Legislative
Tlie O renco-R cedville P arish
S u n d ay school in both churches, i e e ' ^ d p ^ b m ^ " ? 30 p"'m B a b e
A P rogressive P la tfo rm
10 a. in.: w orship service in t h ie e 1 study and devotional m eeting Wed- « h»i i h e. Ninne In H rav rn , ,• the By A. L. I.lndbeek
T he d irecto rs of th e N atio n al R etail D ry Goods
O renco church, 11 a. m ; w orship nesday at 7:30 p m. Interm ed iate serm on tu p ir M elvin E. Jam es
A I.E M
F o rty -n in e b ills fo u n d
serv ice in th e R eedville church, 8 C h ristian E ndeavor at the sam e pastor
association h av e ado p ted a p latfo rm to b e su b m itted
p. m. W om en's M issionary society u w u r M. P utm an, pastor,
th e ir w ay in to the le g is la tiv e
a t th a t o rg an izatio n ’s forth co m in g a n n u al convention.
Frre Methodist (h u reh
_
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W e d -'
Itoppei* th e fir s t w eek o f
th e
It includes points of w id e in terest:
Rev. J It S te w a rt, d is tr ic t e ld e r session 20 in Hie senate and 2!) in
nesday of each m onth and at Reed-
F irst, th e p latfo rm d eclares th a t th e p u b lic in
Pentecostal
Tabernacle
o
f
th
e
P
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rtla
n
d
d
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tric
t,
w
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l
l
h
o
ld
ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of
th e house O n ly tw o o f these m ade
te re st dem ands th e g reatest possible econom y in d is
S unday school Sunday. 10 a m . th e re g u la r q u a r te r ly m e e tin g s at th e c ir c u it o f til»' tw o branches
each m onth.
tf
trib u tio n of goods an d serv ices—a n d th a t leg isla
Rev. J. H E bert, su p erin ten d en t; th e Free M e th o d is t c h u rc h , b e g in and le e e i ' i d _the o ffic ia l a p p ro v u l
tion w hich d iscrim in ates ag ain st an y class of re ta il
classes for all ages M orning w o r n in g F rid a y at 7 30 p in. a nd c o n
o f G o v e rn o r M a r
Seventh-day Adventist Church
ers should be avoided.
11 Serm on subject. "T he M in t in u in g th ro u g h S u n d a y. H e w ill
S ervices a re held each S abbath ship.
t in O ne o f th e re
Second, it recom m ends th a t ad eq u ate sta te law s
istry
of
Angels."
Young
people's
p
re
a
ch
at
11
a
in
S
u
n
d
a
y,
a
d
m
in
(S atu rd ay )
as follow s: S ab b ath
a p p ro p ria te d $25,-
b e passed looking to th e elim in atio n of child lab o r
school. 10 a. m : preach in g service m eeting. 6:45 p in.. D elm ar W yatt, is te rin g th e sa cra m e n t im m e d ia te ly
an d th e estab lish m en t of m ax im u m w o rk in g hours,
president. S unday evening evangel- fo llo w in g T h e re g u la r lo v e feast
000 fo r le g is la tiv e
j j . y oung people’s m eeting a t
m inim um w ages and o th e r m easures n ecessary to
expenses T h e o th
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting W ednes- is tic se rvice. S e rm o n s u b je c t. "T h e W i l l precede th e m o rn in g s e rv ic e
Day
of
the
Lord's
P
rep
aratio
n
P
ra
y
e
r
m
e
e
tin
g
T
h
u
rs
d
a
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at
th e protection of em ployes.
e
r a u th o riz e d the
j a y n ig h t at 8 o'clock. V isitors are
state tre a s u re r to
T hird, it recom m ends state law s to p ro h ib it false
w elcom e at any service.—Dr. Wal- M id-w eek services. T uesday e v e and Sunday school at 10
m a k e advances on
ad v ertisin g an d sale of goods at below -cost prices.
te r H untington, p asto r
tf ning p ray er and praise service. N. W alker, pastor.
T hu rsd ay evening Bible study; S a t
e a rn in g s o f le g is
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H ere is a pro g ressiv e p latfo rm th a t is in d icativ e
Christian Churrh
urday evening, testim ony and serm
la to rs and le g is
of th e policies p u rsu ed to d ay by all k inds of p ublic-
he w ind po in tin g to a stiffening
M ountain H ome E vangelical
L o rd 's dav unified study-w orship 1
on. F ifteen m inutes of special m u
la tiv e em ployes
sp irited re ta ile rs an d m erch an d isin g groups. No in
C hurch
sic by the o rch estra before the service, 9 45-11 45 a m
o
. i
*-"ur£n
d u stry is doing m o re th a n m erch an d isin g to p rotect | in m oney rates. B ut th e ♦ F i , ederal
; . r,
R
eg
u
larly
each
S
unday:
S
unday
school.
9:45
a.
in.,
C
H.
N
osier.
!
S
unday
evening
serv
ice
—
J.
F
o v ernm ent w ill p rev en t th is for „ „U a V i m ~
«
T h e w a ys and
th e em ploye as w ell a s th e consum er.—In d u strial G
the tim e b eing
school. 10 a. m., E dw ard A ebischer, S hackelford, pastor.
.superintendent. M orning w orship.
m eans com m ittee
line u m e Deing.
ouperlntendent. Morning worship
N ew s R eview .
10 45; m usic by T reb le choir w ith !
lias p a rceled th e
4. G overnm ent Policy: T he Ad- service w ith a lte rn a tin g leadership
M rs
F lo re n c e K rs m ie n , d ire c to r
Congregational ( hureh
\
I
I u n til* < k
I m in istratio n 's idea is to keep th e C hristian Endeavor. 7:30p.m . Evan-
S
e
rm
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n
on
C
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ris
tia
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d
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c
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tio
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by
o u t to several su b -c o m m itte e s w h ic h
Ja n u a ry 24: C hurch school 10 a.
1 lid on m oney ra te s for th e near- gelistic service. 8 p. m.— Rev. V. T.
c . n ... .
.
-a
P asto r P a u l C o llin s , s tu d e n t o f !
tf m r. » „
'S_.p’ . . f ? N orthw est C hristian college at E u - ' a re n o w at w o rk a n a ly z in g the
T he sta te m ilk b o ard is d u e fo r tro u b le a t th e i term , at least. It has pow er over Speece. pastor.
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quests and reco m m en d a tio n s, R e
ent. M o r n in g w o rs h ip a t 11. Ser
n e x t state leg islatu re, w ith some attem p ts to go so I cred it to do so and m ost of th e de-
gene, will present a te n - m in u te 1 p o rts o f th e su b -e o m m ltte e s w ill
m on. " T h e R e la tio n B e tw e e n P r iv
m . E. C hurch (B ethany)
fa r as to abolish it com pletely. T he leg islatu re cisions of th e F ederal R eserve d u r-
talk
on
"N
orthw
est
C
h
ristian
C
ol-j
g the recovery period have been
On G erm antow n road. Sunday ile g e and R e s p o n s ib ility ." A . A r I lege As a S tu d en t Sees It.” M in g u id e th e f u ll c o m m itte e in Its »1C«
should go slow in tam p erin g w ith th e m ilk board's lin
tio n s in m ost instance-:
' based on
this policy. T he national school every S unday, 10 a m.; C.er- th u r D ungan, m inister.
istry to sh u t-in s by th e young I
activities. W hile it is tr u e th a t m ilk prices have debt has alm ost doubled
in t h e m an service. 11 a. m.. first and
i
people.
2:30
to
4
p.
in
C
h
ristian
I
gone up. th e legislators an d th e people m ust r e •pa.-t six
First Baptist Ctilireh
years. To cut c a rr y in g th ird S undays: E nglish service. 11
E ndeavor. 6 30 p. m. In term e d iate, S enators Pratici covii It mi l S tray-
m em b er th a t sa n ita ry conditions h av e im proved [charges to the bone, th e T reasury a second and fo u rth S undays
T h u rsd ay at 8 p. m.. p ra y e r and and
Young People. E vangelistic '• e r h a ve jo in e d In an a tte m p t to
v a stly an d th a t th e q u a lity of m ilk is now g u a ra n m ust do all in its pow er to hold _ e . Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
tf B ible study. C hoir w ill m eet a f t service. 7:30. Hong service assisted j clarify th e puzzle of legislative va-
teed absolutely. It should also be rem em b ered th a t dow n m oney ra te s and to hold up
_
erw ard s for organization and re by young people's choir. P aul C o l
th e p rice of p ractically e v ery o th er com m odity we boi.d prices until it refu n d s a l l
hearsal. S unday school, 9:45 a. m. , lins, song leader Hermon by pastor caneles. at least in so ta r as th e
L aurel E vangelical C hurch
a u th o r ity o f th e s e c re ta ry o f state
M orning w orship at 11 T he pastor
b u y h as increased. W hy sh o u ld w e single out m ilk, of its sh o rt-te rm debt in to long-
(S even m iles south of H illsboro)
- 30 p. in . county C E goes /X b ill In tro d u c e d by these
th e one p ro d u ct th a t has im proved in q u a lity w ith i term issues a t 2 j per cent.
S u n d ay school, 10 a. m . Mrs. A will co n tin u e h is m essages
class
ill
C
E.
ro
o
m
.
W
a
lte
r
I.
M
e
y
-
J
tw
o
olons w o u ld a u th o riz e th a t
its in crease in price, fo r an attack , m erely because
F our B earish Influences
W atkins, su p e rin te n d e n t P reaching G alatians as h e speaks on th e su b crs. state C. E se c re ta ry , te a c h e r I o ffic ia l to ta k e co g n iza nce o f o n ly
ject.
"T
he
H
attie
for
Life."
B
Y.
it is open to leg islativ e attack ? We sh o u ld rem em
A gainst th ese b uoyant influences service, 11 a. m. J u n io r C hristian
T h u rs d a y . 0 30. m onthly pot luck thos*
vacancies as are d u e t o
b e r th a t san itatio n is v ita lly im p o rta n t for m ilk m ust be balanced a n u m b e r of E ndeavor, 6 p. m. V isitors are cor- P U. at 7 p. m. G roup one is lend d in n e r fellow ship w ith a "W orld (b ath re s ig n a tio n o r th e re m o v a l
ing
by
several
points.
E
vening
given to b abies an d gro w in g children, w ho are tre n d s w hich w ill ev en tu a lly level Endeavor, 6 p m - Rev. V. T. Speece.
C all" program presented by tin o f th e le g is la to r fro m th e d is tric t.
pastor.
tf service at 8. T his serv ice is e v a n M issionary society.—R. I,. Putman,
am ong its m ost im p o rta n t consum ers.—A storia As- off bond prices.
gelistic
in
nature.
T
uesday
at
7:30
to rian -B u d g et.
1. B etter B usiness: R ising b u si
The first big public henring of
p. m. at th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. m inister.
ness profits a re perh ap s th e most F irst C hurch of C hrist, S cientist Sabo of Orenco. th e p asto r w ill
the session Is scheduled for F riday
.*,
basic bearish bond facto r today
S ervices a re held every Sunday hold a co ttag e-p ray er m eeting fo ri s ...
night w hen the sen ate com m ittee
, ,
<
« j ...
ed in at 11 a. . m.;
. . W
. ednesday -a evening
v t l ‘he sake of friends In th a t vicinity. . S e rv ic e , fo r S eptuages ma S un- on a g ricu ltu re w ill listen to a rg u
S trange, isn ’t it. even in th ese days of e n lig h te n As m ore , p u ro fits , can , be . earn ---------
d.»y w ill be as fo llo w s ( h t i r c l i m ents pro and eon relativ e to a
m ent, m an y a re w illin g to point th e fin g er of scorn business, th e dem and fo r m oney services a t 8 o clock; S unday school . O rtiz W W e n lr e r n a s to r
i :,< hool. 9 45 a. n i ; m o rn in g p ra y e r.
a t a w om an w ho is a divorcee, even if she w as th e increases M oney rates grad u ally at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to the age ;
¡11; Y. P. F . > p. m , le a d e r A l f m easure sponsored by S enator L es
r:-*- and funds a re coaxed out of of 20 y ears a re welcom ed. F ree
sard. w ho w ants to repeal the milk
app lican t. Y et nobody ev er dream s of condem ning
Foursquare Church
i Johnson. C onfirm ation class T h u rs
lo -yielding securities in to m ore read in g room open on W ednesdays
a divorced m an.—Hood R iv er Man.
M orning w orship will begin at 11 day in the ch u rch at 7:30 p. m. control act of • 1935.
p ro fitab le channels New e n terp ris- and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m
• •
Sunday. At ttiis serv ice tin- teCOO 1 C hoir rehearsal Friday. 7 30 p. m
es sp rout up and add to th e m oney S u n d ay ’s topic. "T ru th .”
A
group
of
legislators
have Join
message in a series on " T h e S ins T hose p la n n in g to a tte n d th e Dloce-
dem and. T he edge come off bonds i
— ::—
o f the S a in ts " w ill be d e liv e re d e n - s a i l d in n e r at th e M u ltn o m a h h o tel ed In th e introduction of a bill
ly sag. T his
B eaverton C hurch of C hrist
w
hich
w
ould
relieve
m
otorists
of
n
, : a l t r e n d w i ¡Id alread y have
B ible school each L ord's day, 9:45 titled. "C lean H earts an d Right Ja n u a ry 28 w ill speak to V. W paying $1 for a new d riv e r's license
S
pirits.”
E
vangelistic
sçrvice
w
G
ard
n
er
about
tickets
B
ishop
Ed-
bi
no .ceable except fo r th e pow- a. m., M rs. V ernia H opper, superin-
com m ence w ith m usic by th e or- w ard C ross of S pokane w ill speak every tw o years All of the safety
T h at C leveland. Ohio, w om an w ho fra ctu red h er e r
vern
it
____________
rn m en t-co n tro lled cred
credit.
ehestra
at 7:15. S ong service and Tin- vicar was guest sp eak er at th e features of tlie p resen t law w ould
n eck w h ile sleep in g m u st h av e been th ro w n by a
G overnm ent Policy:
E vent-
BOX CAR KNIGHTS
the m usical program , 7:30. T he pas- chapel service at Pacific U niversity, be retained as well as th e provision
u.i '. how ever, th e tre a su ry w ill
n ig h tm are.
for renew ing the perm it every tw o
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•
—"C ould you give m e back those to r has not announced his topic Forest G rove. Ja n u a ry 15 Rcgln- years. Included am ong the spon
“pull tlie plug.” W hen its re fu n d
for th is service, as you w ill have aid Hicks, vicar.
shoes?'
A college football coach says th e m ost im p o rtan t ing operations a re concluded, th e
sors of the bill are R epresentatives
probably
le t
Indeed we could not.having burn-
facto r of a good football team is th a t th e boys m u st go v ernm ent w ill
H yde and L aird of Lane. E rkersley
them , holes and all. B ut we fitted
lik e to p lay football. In o th er w ords, th e y m u st like m oney rates seek th e ir own level.
of C lackam as. Bull of Union. O leen
A fter fed eral p ro p p in g vanishes^ him out again. A nd w here did he
th e ir w ork?
of C olum bia, B evans of C lackam as,
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•
n a tu ra l factors, such as business sle<?P la st night?—“In a boxcar,
M iller of Josephine D t ie i t of Y am
hill, M unroo of Hood R iver and
T h e U n iv ersity of C alifornia believes it has th e profits and com m odity prices, w ill1 Tlle others in th e car q u it it about
'
d
eterm
in
e
the
course
of
m
oney
th
ree
in
th
e
m
orning
to
get
out
S enator Ross of W ashington.
best fish sto ry yet, a sto ry of a fish cau g h t in a
BY SPECIAL
rates and bond prices. C om m ercial and w arm up w alking around. I
• • •
tom bstone. It w as a fossil. T h e an g ler m ust have loans w ill speed up. B ank and real stu c k it out an h o u r longer.”
C O R R E SPO N D E N T
A total of 189 em ployes .are on
used a sto n e boat.
estate
m
ortgage
rates
w
ill
stiffen.
T
hen
he
asked—
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•
the legislative payroll. In addition
F 1N C E it com pletes p a rlia m e n -
M oney w ill pay b e tte r all around.
"Say, you h av en ’t an old over-
A n u m b er of em ergency a g e n
to the 90 senators and rep re se n ta
"Iow a A dvances W restlin g as School S p o rt.” It and th e u p w ard p ressu re w ill be coat y ° u could spare, have you? |
ta ry reorganization an d gets
cies,
such
as
RFC,
I’WA,
FHA,
tives. S ix ty - e ig h t of these a r e
w ould seem th e gam e is ta k in g a hold.
off bond prices.
Being clear skinned, a le rt and. e r e c t ! a new n e u tra lity law o u t of the
HOLC, and
th e C om m odity
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•
w orking for the senate and 121 for
3. C hanging D em and: Even to- w ith no trace of liquor, w e w ere
w
ay,
the
75th
C
ongress
Is
e
x
C red it C orporation, cre a te d by
th e house.
T h at W ellsburg. W est Va., w om an w h o boasts day th e re is a substantia!
gain in interested. More so as he w as t h e ,
pected to se ttle dow n to a d iet of
• • •
previous N ew Deal congresses,
th a t she is 120 y ears old m ak es us w o n d er w h ere th e n u m b er of in v estm en t
oppor- son oi a S unday school superin-
im p o rtan t long-view legislation.
w ill cense to function unless
T nw nsendltes won the first round
th e tu rn in g po in t is th a t m akes it safe to ask :» tu n ities. T he sm all volum e of new te n d e n t back East —"F a th e r a n d
It is g en erally conceded th at
som e action is tak en in this ses
issues is c u rre n tly supporting high M other w ere religious; ail m ' I
in th e ir fight for recognition at
w om an's age.
C ongress can be Induced to give
sion to continue them .
this session w hen they put over
bond prices; b u t th e tren d is def- b ro th e rs and sisters too. I'm the
in itely to w ard a bigger volum e. only onp n ?t in. I ju s t can’t settle
th eir m em orial to C ongress in the
P re sid e n t R oosevelt th e legisla
It is expected th a t all o r m ost
C onfidence has re tu rn e d in busi- dol!v n ’
a
and a fte r | tion he w ants.
house by a vote of 38 to 20.
of them w ill be continued, but,
• • •
ness circles an d 1937 m ay see last aw hile se t out to see som e other
In his M adison S q u are G arden
u n d e r the p resid en t's plan fo r n
T he nam es of 20 of th e 90 re p re
y e a r's financing to ta l doubled. In place. I'v e had good jobs. So long
speech, a t th e conclusion of the
reform
of
g
o
v
ern
m
en
t
set-u
p
,
long
since
I
have
w
ritten
home
I'm
addition, certain types of bank
sentatives nnd senators are affixed
cam paign, th e p resid en t said "w e
they m ay becom e p a rts of a l
to a bill w hich seeks to clarify the
ra te s have stren g th en e d and com asham ed to now .”
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
have
only
ju
s
t
begun
to
fight”
re
ad
y
established
d
ep
a
rtm
e
n
ts
We
called
up
th
e
D
eaconess
Home,
“good tim e allow ance” situation at
m ercial Ioans a re $700.000,000 above
A rgus, J a n u a ry 19, 1922 — G eorge S chulm erich a y e a r ago.
fo r " s h o rte r h ours and higher
his people being M ethodist. A nd
u n d e r th e resp o n sib ility of a
t ill'
.' t a le
p i i (on.
Till' nil I lir e
h ead s P y th ia n co m m ittee to w o rk fo r selectio n of
w ages for labor; abolition of
c ab in e t ofllecr.
would authorize th e w arden to d e
5. Low Yields: T he a v e r a g e those good angels fitted him out
H illsboro as P y th ia n hom e site.
child labor an d sw eatshops.”
duct five days from th e sentence
yield on a h ig h -g rad e bond today w ith overcoat, su it of clothes, sox
S e n ato r H a rry F. B yrd, c h a ir
P y th ia n o rd ers jo in tly insstall. Mrs. W. E. M c is slightly over th re e p e r cent. and u n d er things. We put him up
of a priso n er for each m onth of
In a recen t press conference,
m
an
of
the
S
en
ate
com
m
ittee
C o u rt is m ost ex cellen t ch ief of th e P y th ia n S isters N ever before, in m y m em ory, have in a lodging house w h ere he could
good behavior. Tills practice was
th e p resid en t insisted "som ething
stu
d
y
in
g
the
proposed
consolida
and L. A. L ong heads th e K nig h ts as ch an cello r , in d u strial concerns been ab le to change d u d s and sleep a night
fo llo w e d fo r m a n y y e a r * at ttm
m
u
st
be
d
one”
ab
o
u
t
th
is
p
ro
b
tion
of
re
g
u
la
r
nnd
em
ergency
com m ander. H illsboro clu b gives activ e support.
I sell callable new d eb en tu re bonds w ith o u t w rap p in g in papers to keep
state prison until halted by an opin
lem
.
A
nd
undou
b
ted
ly
C
ongress
agencies,
believes
a
sizable
d
e
w
arm
.
H illsboro G ran g e cele b rates 48th a n n iv e rsa ry of b earin g a th re e per cen t coupon at
ion of the atto rn ey general holding
w ill find a w ay to do it.
N ow w hy do all this? You see
crease in g o v ern m en t e x p e n d i
that It w as not authorized under
its founding Ja n u a ry 14. G eorge H arro w in stalled as 100. M any second-grade and ju n io r
S
e
n
a
te
L
ead
er
Joo
R
obinson
th
a
t
crow
d
of
5000
men
beside
tu
re
s
could
be
m
ude
In
th
is
w
ay.
issues a re selling so high th at they
th e law,
m aster.
• • •
of A rk an sas favors a c o n stitu
H e has not Indicated w h e th e r he
H illsboro M ilitary b an d to give b en efit dance at are n eith er good investm ents nor w om en and children? A lot of riff
raff,
c
a
m
p
-fo
llo
w
e
rs,
shacktow
n
tional
am
en
d
m
en
t
w
hich
w
ould
good
speculations.
T
he
probability
O regon’s insane population has
w ill
recom m end elim in atin g
au d ito riu m Ja n u a ry 21.
th a t 3 ‘'2 per cent issues selling at ne’er-do-w ells am ong them . And
increased 48 per cent in th e past
give th e fed eral g o v ern m en t or
R aym ond O ttin g er dies h e re J a n u a ry 18.
som e federal functions to m ake
the Lord m ade no division: e v e ry
15 years according to th e Oregon
th e states th e rig h t to fix m in i
Mrs. T h eresa S m ith elected p resid en t St. M at 100 can la te r be bought fo r 75 or body fed. Now you church folks
savings.
70 to yield 4t4 or 5 per cen t scares
M ental H ygiene society which ts
th ew 's L adies' A lta r society.
m
um
w
ages
and
m
ax
im
u
m
hours
T
he
p
resid
en
t
expects
re
o
r
b u y ers and au to m atically places a hav e stepped into His shoes to
supporting a move for tw o legis
fo r labor.
ganization w ill aid efficiency.
carry on for Him in these Missions
ceiling on prices.
lative appropriations, one to finance
T h irty Y ears Ago
out
over
A
m
erica
and
in
th
e
hos
a psychiatric w ard In connection
C onclusion
A rgus, Ja n u a ry 17, 1907 — C leve S h o rt Silver,
pitals
you
m
aintain
on
the
foreign
i^ O N G R E S S w ill be asked to
\V I I I L E little d angerous oppo
w ith th e U niversity of O regon
In g ettin g th e an sw er to t h e
co u n ty p io n eer of 1850, dies in P o rtla n d Sunday.
field.
FV» ei lz A
# 1 FI A I
A ••
la
— ) » —
a
’ — I 4 I
--
„ A .. . I J . .
M edical school at P ortland, 1he
m ake a Fl deficiency
w ork
re
s i t i o - n - 4 to
ad m 2 in I istratio
n
E. E. L y tle has announced th a t he w ill bu ild th e question: "S hould I buy now or
T
hen
th
e
re
is
the
d
eep
er
re
a
o th er to cMtend thh U niversity
w ait?” th e bond investor m ust
lief a p p ro p riatio n to cover the
m easures is looked for in e ith e r
P. R. & N. u p Wilson riv e r from Tillam ook.
C hild G uidance C linic to every
carefu lly w eigh these v ario u s fac son. We told him —“Man th e re is
period from Feb. 1 to Ju n e 30.
F o rest G rove a fte r a hot fight an d a close vote to rs in th e scales of his own in d i no hope for you u n til you get so
H ouse o r S en ate, S en ato r V an
county in the state.
The C onference of M ayors urged
w ill license a saloon.
d en b erg of M ichigan, R epubli
v idual situation. T hose w ho d o buy low dow n as to cry out to God to
F red B erg er elected p resid en t of B eth an y G e r now m ust tu rn a sh re w d e r eye to have m ercy on you." He not being
th e p resid en t to ask for $877,-
can, m ade it know n at the s ta rt
"D id the children behave when
m an M utual In su ran ce com pany.
500,000.
th a t he w ould not go along w ith
th e problem of m a tu rities th en $ v er th e craven kind th a t bow s to every
you bathed them ?" asked the m is
w
ind
th
a
t
blows
w
e
noted
his
S h eriff C onnell and assistants w ill sell lan d s a d before. T h at is th e m ost im portant
T his figure, based on a relief
tress of the new F rench nurse.
R oosevelt’s proposal for c n e u
v ertised fo r tax es n e x t M onday. A bout 50 call and bond ru le today. Personally. I p re answ er. H e said he knew w e w ere
"All but z.e biggest boy, a n d
su rv ey for 100 cities, ts higher
tra lity law w hich w ould give the
rig
h
t
and
of
late,
for
some
reason,
se ttle w ith sheriff.
m irablenit!- how he fight an' kick
fer n o n-callable sh o rt m aturities.
than th e $750,000,000 w hich “ lib
p resid en t d iscretio n ary action.
he
had
been
feeling
ju
s
t
th
a
t
h
im
an' nearly tenr ze face off ine b e
S en ato r E. W. H aines of th is county elected p re si Sim ply to fatten yields, do not buy
e ra l” ad v isers to the p resid en t
V andenberg, In press co n fer
fore I could get him in."
second-grade stuff. B riefly, it seems self.
d e n t of sta te senate.
hav e estim ated as necessary to
ences, also has attack ed ad m in is
Yes,
h
e
w
as
th
a
n
k
fu
l
fo
r
th
e
to
m
e
th
a
t
th
e
balance
betw
een
th
e
"W hich biggest boy; w e've only
Scholls T elephone com pany arran g es for co n
c a rry WPA to Ju ly on th e basis
tratio n plans for the F lorida ship
p ro” and "con” factors favors c o n - ,’i ’r>j d
p ray er before we parted,
got one boy nnd he's only tw o
nection to P o rtla n d w ith H om e T elep h o n e com pany.
of its p resen t size.
can al,
an d
reciprocal
trad e
tinned high prices for the n p a r. ' A nd w e visioned the scores of box-
years old?"
A. B. F lin t nam ed p resident.
c ar k nights w ho m ight c o m e
A bloc of congressm en from
treaties.
"E et is not him a t all, I menn.
W illiam N elson in stalled ch an cello r com m ander term b u t low er prices over the th rough if we w ould all beseech
farm states h it by d ro u th will,
T h ro u g h o u t th e session, the
'Tis a boy w ho w ears glasses and
K n ig h ts of P y th ia s an d Mrs. C a rrie M oore m ost e x long-term As I size up the o u t the th ro n e to b rin g them -George
look, the bond m ark et is today in
has ze curly hair."
u n d er th e leadership of S en ato r
M ichigan sen ato r is likely to be
cellent chief of P y th ian Sisters.
ab o u t the sam e position as the N. T aylor, B eaverton. P aid adv.
"Boy. Roy! T hat's not a boy. T h at's
E lm er T hom as In the S en ate, and
forem ost am ong those w ho will
J. A. T h o rn b u rg h , cash ier of th e C ornelius S tate stock m ark et w as in th e la tte r p art
my h u sb a n d !"- Ex.
R ep resen tativ e Ja c k N ichols in
loudly oppose New Deal legisla
per cen t above norm al and 5 per
bank, has been elected cash ier of th e F o rest G rove of 1928!
the House, fight any reduction in
cen t above a y ear ago.
tion, w ith one eye on the 1910
N ational bank. W. B. H aines is p resident.
B usiness, as estim ated by th e
L et th e ad vertisem ents h elp you
Copyrtsht, 193(1
the work relief budget.
p resid en tial cam paign
Mrs. A . L. Hall of Glencoe dies Ja n u a ry 11.
B absonchart, is now ru n n in g at 1
m ake y o u r shopping plans.
Publishers' Financial Bureau
HÌgll l.ÌghtS
s
Jots in Jest
À
WASHINGTON!
LETTER .......
Our Yesterdays
a
T he C om m ercial N ational bank is m a k
ing a su b sta n tia l g ro w th as show n by th e
b a n k s ta te m e n t f o r th e D ecem ber 31
p erio d . Local people ta k e p rid e in th e
g ro w th of th is institu tio n an d all others,
a n d e x te n d best w ishes fo r continued suc
cess.
C o n g ra tu la tio n s to Miss Rom a Rolston
o f G asto n , w ho won a $50 G ruen w atch in
a sin g in g c o n te st conducted over th e rad io
in P o rtla n d . W ash in g to n county people
»re p ro u d o f such success on th e p a rt of its
•esidents.
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