Pago Two
X?ill‘3l)nn^i;\r cj us
With Which ii Combined the Hillaboro Independent
Hillaburo Argua Ratab. ISM
Hillaburo Independent Estab 1S7S
McKINNEY a M c K IN N EY . PubUahara
Published Thursday
Entered as second-class m atter In the
postoffice at Hillsboro, Oregon
n i L L s n n R n
W e A re H ap p y
a r g u s , tttt . e s p o r o
Budgeting Cited
4s Best H ay to
Better Standards
\\ e of the A rgus are proud of th e fact
th at the Sigm a D elta ('h i cup for the "Best
W eekly N e w sp a p e r in O r e g o n ” \\ a s
a w a rd e d to us at th e recent O regon press
co nference for th e second tim e. The A rgus By Roger Babson
PARK Mass. Ja n u a ry
won the a w a rd in 19.’!0. the first lim e the 22 BABSON
Everybody re a h .e s that busi-
i up w as ever presented.
j in's., is m uch b etter today th an it
H oliday" of
Such recognition m akes us feel th a t in J w a s in th e "B ank March.
UW;I Ac
some m easure at least we have kept the
tu ally it is now
a b o v e n o rm a l
la ith w ith th e people of this com m unity,
in v o lu m e and
sub scrib ers am i a d v e r t is e r s . W’e a r e
it is not f a r
th o roughly a p p re c ia tiv e of the fact th at
from t h e 1929
top. Yet 1 find
w ithout the re a d e r su p p o rt accorded this
a
p e rs is te n t
n ew sp ap er and the a d v ertisin g p a tro n a g e
feeling
am ong
given, such honors could h ardly have been
all classes that
A
m
e
ric
a
n
liv
won and we wish to th a n k our m any good
i n g stan d ard s
friends thro u g h o u t th e entire com m unity
have dropped t o
fo r th e fine support and co-operal;. ■ .
_____ a perm anently
W. Ba hsoii 1 o w e r l e v e l .
C redit fo r th e w inning of th is i or -
. e.iMins are behind this
not due any one person in the new - a p er.
y belief th at th ere can never
be "tw o cars in every gar-
but to every loyal m em ber of th e o rg an iz a
. e.
lienee. I have p rep ared a
tion from the p ublishers to the ••printer's special
study to d eterm in e just
devil" am i also to th e m ore th a n th irty w here th e living stan d ard of the
c o rresp o n d en ts in the various com m unities averag e man in A m erica is to d ay
of W ashington county. To every one of Compared w ith past years.
S h arp R ally in S tan d ard s
them th e A rgus m anagem ent extends a
F irst. I am glad to report that
sincere " th a n k yo u " fo r loyal a n d w hole- ; living stan d ard s definitely have not
he a rt e d c o-o pe ra tion.
. . : i e on a perm anently low er basis
, O r e g o n
Tltnr-ulnv, J a n u a ry 28. If).”,
T h e G re a t A m eric an H om e
ABSENT,UiNDED
F4THEJ?,
St»iu: service and preachin?!. 7 30
p in Mi < Kai I Hall is leader cf
th e Bible study .service at 7 30
p in. F ebruary 3. .subject. "lid» i
view W i t h I b e W einan.it the Well.”
from the fourth chapter of John
M Butman, pastin'.
Dair ymen l ine Up
in Support for
Milk Control Bill
Bi \ I l.lmlliri k
( Iirhti.ui < liurch
SALEM
Tlii- public hearin g 11
la ird ’s day unified study-w orship the milk control lull Eilil.ty nigh
W VERNE McKINNEY
MRS E C M. KINNEY
service. 9 1511 I'» a m
C hurch f o u n d till, ( lu ll,M ill- I l lined lip "|,
Editor
A ssociate Editor
school. 9 la a l i t . C II N o ler.
nupport of t I ,,
.superintendent. M*»rning worship.
conliiil lilc.i wit
QADOY.YC’J CU ? DEA?, WlLLVOU PUT P C \W
OFFICIAL NEW SPAPER OP WASHINGTON C O l’NTY
10 la. music b> T reble ebon with
I th e
e ii n jiti m i ,
Selected as Oregon's Beat Weekly Newspaper. 1930
THAT
AND LltJTEN? JAChlE IS PETEii'-WL-sISD
M i- Florence K iainien direct»»!'
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Named on All-American Weekly Newspaper Eleven, 1930
SiTnion by pastor Service to .'h u t-
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ins by youi.,: pe»»ple beginning at 1
punut t o l e p r , ,
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? 30 p i p .. Paul Collins, leadei 1
the law luul W ip e
C hristian Endeavor. 6 30 p in In
■ mt the milk cun
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term ediate and Young People T here
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W ithin W ashington County
will be no evening • -. tv tee as we
ill u II y
of I h ,
Per year ------- ----
$1.50
Two m o n t h s __________ .33
unite with ti»*’ Methodist church
h i ? h d n s y a l - y w v
e
go o n -
d m r y men fuvot-
Six m o n h ts ___
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for lb»* Amt-1 .uptoi l.eacu«* »Irani.i
Three months
tn i n o r a m i- n d
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¿c
now wee s was i t
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Monday » 30
n ic n ti hi (he ui*i
Outside W ashington County
P m m C F tw in Cimnty C h ris
11 wa.< v ery cm
U. S.. per year
$2.00
F oreign countries
$3.50
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taught by W al
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let l. M yer., state C P • • » re ta iy
them w unled t u
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Circulation in West.
fiat inn.
nice ItJ i-nactini'iit
d illi.v llid U c D )
Poonquare ('hiirrh
in 1931
• • •
Sunday evening c \ angellstic se r
vice bogm
w ith oich« tin selec
To divert 3'i per cent of Die g.i
tions at i la Cospei song service ohm- tu x ic M 'iiu i . lo D ie e m u lili
at 7.30 and the m usical program , i . udvoetited by Die S tate (¡rang
follow.', including a chorus clm ir would top all eomit m et loti on mi
The m aritim e strik e goes on w ith a p
»•lection, m ixed q uaret num ber. undiiry hlghwav.s and m ean a In,
paren tly little chance of se ttlin g th e d if
1 \ b ra-h arp solo ami other selec- of federal fum i, lunging from $7511
i lions Me sage of the ( veiling will IKK» In $1 nuotino a year, according t
ferences betw een em ployers and em ployes.
he on the topic. "Idle Tai« " Morn It II Buldnck. »tale lugliw ay en
In the m eantim e the g en eral public, th a t
■ They have rallied sharply from the
ing .service at II w ith the third yinccr A • a compì oiii I m - to ((,,.
long su fferin g group w hich m ust b e a r th e
depression low In com parison w ith
m e s s a g e in a series on “The Sms G iunge p t up, al B u I i I im R endnr ■ i
past
periods,
they
are
now
a
t
the
o f the S aints " Topic will bt* ' Hight
b ru n t of a strik e o r lockout, is su ffe rin g
Du- '.ugg, »(mu m ade by th e .-.lat
S pirits " Sunday school, 9 45 a in . inuteciation of county ju d g e , that
highest level in history excepting
u nprecedented losses b rought about by the
, a m i C r u s a d e r s» rvtce. 0 p in Tues
only th e y ears from mid-1924 to
countH l' »ban- nf ga.-nhm - taxi-
U n p reced en ted flo o d w at e r s h a v e mid-19.10. As a m atter of fact, the
tie-up in shipping.
day evening is Bible study ami the
In- In,-ream I b y $4(Hi txio to ;? iNki
b
ro
u
g
h
t
a
p
p
a
llin
g
d
e
a
th
and
d
e
stru
ctio
n
to
p
ray
er
m
eeting
amt
F
inlay
ev»*-
percentage
gain
in
our
living
sta
n
d
T here should he a concerted drive on
d rib u ted on th e p r e e n t
[ m ng a divine healing service. Both IHlil and d
ards from the depression pit has
the p art of loeal o rganizations and people th e Ohio and M ississippi valleys and h u n been g reater th an the advance in
of these w eek-night m eetings are hiesi».
. 1 la . Idock
»
. i tin
..... u - t,
__ th a t tfUHolifH
• at 7 15 p m Guv P Duffield J r
to seek early action from P resid en t Roose d red s of th o u san d s of people are hom eless. business activity. On t h e o th er
tax receip t•• for thttf yctir vs lit tola
I pastor.
business is only 12 per cent
velt in o rd e r th a t this section of th e coun G reat p o p ulations a re faced w ith fire, pes hand,
i$v.47O.(MM) T hirty five per cent
u n d er th e Septem ber, 1929 top.
Hhe» am ount w ould am ount to
try will not slip back into n e a r depression tilence and food and w a te r shortages.
Flr»t Baptist Church
w hile living stan d ard s a re still al-
Sunday school, 9 45 m orning wor- '314.560 o r m ure than double th»
As ever th e Red Cross and also oili I most 20 per cent below Business
depths. L etters, teleg ram s and every a p
; tiip. 11. Subject will be "How to 'p re se n t diversion of $1,000,066 It
is actually back to the figures of
peal possible should be sent from here as e r relief agencies and ‘th e fe d e ra l g o v ern late
H andle Die 01,1 Man " This m es a tabulation prep ared at th e re
1929. but living stan d ard s have
m
ent
are
giving
every
possible
assistance.
is being done in every o th er section of the
sage . eeins tu be i’aul's most im (pleat of K It Fat land of ( ’*»nd«»n
'n o t yet pushed above th e levels of
portant argum ent in his letter to state rep resentative from th e 39tl,
A p p eals fo r d o nations to help in this g re a t early 1930.
Pacific coast.
let U ildock tall* attention t
t h e G a l a t i a n s B Y I’ U 7 p m . d
Why
should
business
be
closer
to
R egardless of th e m erits on e ith e r side em ergency a re being b ro ad c a st th ro u g h o u t th e 1929 peak than living sta n d
: under the leadership of group two the inequalitiep that w ould ¡«suit
th e re is- no sound reason or logic w hy the th e land, and everyw here funds a re being ard s if the la tte r have rallied m ore
’ "F . . ' ■ A b o u t tin- ltd 'll- ' will again through a distribution of thix fund
he th e them e of the service u n d er 'o n the hu-tiit of county road mile-
; vigorously th an business'.* T he p rin
public should be m ade to continue s u ffe r raised.
, the supervision of the pastor Eve ai*«* as proposed by th e G range
cipal reason is o u r constantly ris
ing, and the sam e thing applies to the a u to
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FOR
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W ashington county has a quota of $240 ing population curve. T he total
ning service at H Evangelistic m es M ultnom ah county, f o r Instanc»*
The O reneo-R eedville P arish
m obile strike.
BAUSON'S BI DOST PLAN
sag e
P ra y e r m eeting T ue-day at which w ill receive $6(M 5i2 Hi! u n
and this sum should easily be raised in this gain in our population since 1929
S unday school in b o t h ch u rch ,? 7 30 p m at the h me of Mr atni der the present bnsbi w ould receiv»-
hour of need. A lread y subscriptions a re has been about eight m illion. Right
A "1937 W orking P lan f o r
10
a.
in.:
w
orship
service
in
the
Mr? Dobra i n Orenco. P ray er only $61.675?? u n d er th e G ianuc
h ere I should define living sta n d
Y our M oney" Is the title uf a
O renco church, 11 a >n ; w „r-h ip m eeting T hursday at 8 p ni. at proposal M alheur co u n ty ’s .»ban
com ing in vo lu n tarily to th e A rgus office ards.
S tated sim ply, our stan d ard
.study ju st com pleted by Roger
service
in
the
ReedviUe
chiir.-'i,
:t
tho church Fo
this service on the other hand w ould be In
and these will be tu rn e d over to th e Red i of living m eans th e total nu m b er
W Babson. T he budget covers
p. m. W omen's Mi - i o n u r v
e n te
the choir w ill m eet for rehearsal
creased from $16 916 62 on t h e
I of goods produced in excess of
incom es from $1200 to $40000. 'm e e ts at O renco on th e th ird W ed O r ti' W W enlgcr. pastor
Much of th e incom e fo r th e sta te h ig h Cross authorities.
pre-an t basis to $271892 13 a n d
b are living req u irem en ts divided
nesday of each m onth and at Rei d
help you w ith y o u r own
Crook county'!! allocation would bt
w ay d e p a rtm e n t comes from resid en ts of
Do unto o th ers as you w ould have o th I by the total n u m b er o f people. To
ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of
personal budget problem s, we
C e n z r^ ra tlo n a l C h u rc h
increased fr« om $4809 to $79.808
in co rp o rated cities and tow ns th ro u g h o u t ers do unto you. Lend a help in g hand to Hence, because we have had a big h av e m ade arran g em en ts t o ! each m onth.
tf
Jan 31 1(1 a m C hurch school
W ashington
untv w hich . Is en
I in crease in o u r population, total
have
a
copy
of
this
helpful
the sta te . This .income is g ra d u a lly in these u n fo rtu n a te fellow A m ericans.
Stalle)
U - d o ,it
11 titled tn ¿48 H51 99 under th e prt t *
¡in d u strial output m u s t
b re a k
S ev riith -d ay A dventist C hurch
guide
sen
t
to
you
on
request.
a tn M orning w orship Serm on
creasing and the League of O regon Cities
th ro u g h the 1929 highs before liv
S ervices are held each S abbath "The Voice of Q uietnc « " Vocal allocation would receive $116 461
In addition, you w ill receive,
ing stan d ard s can again reach th eir
is ju stified in seeking a portion of th e g aso
( S a tu r d a y »
as
fo llo w s:
S a b b a th solo by Mrs. W.iliaco Spence of 13 u n d e r the G range proposal Y im
w
ithout
charge,
a
special
chart
o ld-tim e peaks.
hill county’s quota would be in
sc h o o l. 10 a. m : p r e a c h i n g s e rv ic e P ortland
picturing th e fluctuation of liv
line ta x fo r the cities.
T A rth u r Dungan, m in creased from $37 003 72 to $83 500 4!
Ten Million Back to Work
a t 11; y o u n g p e o p le 's m e e tin g a t ister.
ing
stan
d
ard
s
from
1907
to
date.
Tw elve sta te s of th e union sh a re gaso
O utstanding developm ent of thi
The C ountry W eekly R eflects A m erica
2:30 p. Hl. P r a y e r m e t i n g W e,In .--
Mail your req u est d irect t o
Now. w hy hav e living standards
le g is la tiv e week was the discover)
line tax revenues w ith th e cities, am ong
flay night a t 8 o’clock. V is it, i a r c
Som etim es city people a re am used by th e item s come back sh a rp e r from the low est
P ublishers' F inancial B u re a u .
M ethodist Episcopal C hurch
e a t a n y service. Dr. W al
Ja n u a ry 31. Sunday school. 9 45 of a $1000 600 bookkeeping erroi
th em being C alifornia a n d W ashington, d escribing local happenings in sm all co u n try new s levels th an business activ ity ? The Babson Park. Mass. Enclose 3c W te e r l c H o m untington,
pastor.
tf a m . C C W eber, general .super in th e .state budget The e rro r re
for
postage
and
m
ention
that
papers.
Such
item
s
d
o
b
u
t
"chronicle
sm
all
beer."
p
rincipal
reason
is
th
at
tem
p
o
rarily
and nine sh a re th e m otor vehicle license as S h ak esp eare says, and th e w orld ly -w ise fin th e ir wages and payrolls have cornc you read th e offer in the H ills
intendent C hurch w oiship 11 a m. suited through allocation of th<
M ountain H ome Evangelical
revenue. In m any s ta te s autom obiles a re own conceit» laugh a t th e triv ia l h ap p en in g s r e ahead faster th a n prices. In certain
boro A rgus.—EDITOR.
A nthem bv tin* choir. Mrs Rex entire revenue from incom e taxc*.
th «
C hurch
Howell pianist Duet by Mrs K en • •»ti m ated at $8 560.000 f o r
on th e ta x roll an d th e cities a re th u s f u r corded. We m ight con trast th e tw o classes of papers, in d ustries w age rates are today
R egularly e a c h S u n d a y : S u n d a y
to the general f u n <
an d see w hich seem to p resen t th e tr u e r p ictu re of still pitifu lly low; but in m any Italy and o th er regim ented nations school. 10 a. in.. E dw ard A ebischer, neth Cole and Mi s Helen Dean biennium
nished a source of revenue.
P aren ts are requested to bring their w here it would be av ailab le foj
A m erican life We read in a g reat daily p ap er of , o th ers th ey a re at an all-tim e high. the national outlook is the outlook su p erin ten d en t
M orning w orship
appropriation purposes w hereas ap
w om en in D allas. Texas, strip p ed of th e ir clothing F u rth erm o re, not only a re those for the individual. T he U n i t e d service w ith a ltern atin g leadership. ch ild ren Seeinon by the pastor; proxim ately $1 000 000 of th e an
subject.
"The
Filling
and
R
efilling
em
ployed
receiving
b
etter
pay
and
S
tates
and
C
anada,
how
ever,
a
re
and beaten in th e public streets by persons opposing
C hristian E ndeavor. 7:30p.m . E v an
the S pirit fi r Kingdom S e rv ic e '* ticipaled revenue m ust g»> tow arc
som e lab o r union on strik e, an d we tu rn to o u r g etting in m ore hours, but ten m il am ong the few nations in th e w orld gelistic service, 8 p. m Rev. V. T of
E pw orth League (¡30 n m Motto, tie- reduction <»f .special levies out*
lion
jobless
have
gone
back
to
w
here
the
in
d
iv
id
u
al
can
better
co u n try n ew sp ap er and re a d th a t M rs. B row n's w ork since 1933. The n atio n ’s w eek
Speece, pastor.
tf "Look U n Lift Up " "Tho Ti ,gedy .side the constitutional six percent
held a can n in g b ee at h er home, because ly pay envelope has fatten ed along th e national living standard. A m er
of Too L ittle" w ill be topic for limit. The e rro r w hich w as uppar
G overnor M artin h as clearly show n neighbors
ica
is
still
th
e
land
nf
opportunity.
M. E. C hurch (B ethany)
a b roken arm p rev en ted h e r from "doing up" h er
h e le a g u e rs discussion It is the entlv d u e to a lack of u n d erstan d
m any tim es th e kind of loyalty th a t is u su al su p p ly of peaches. T h en w e learn from th e w ith this trem endous gain in busi- T he best w ay to lift y o u r own fu On G erm antow n road. Sunday ¡ , t first
in n series u n d er the general ing of th e operation of the "off- .et'
ne ■ activ ity and in d u strial Out tu re living stan d ard s above average
needed in building up O regon. He re c e n t city p ap ers th a t unem ployed m echanics on relief put. Even so. th ere a re still m il is to m anage y o u r present incom e school every Sunday. 10 a m ; G e r ' heading “O vercom ing the T vrannv provision of t h e incom e tax laws
m
an
service.
II
a
m..
first
and
ly b ro u g h t hom e to th e sta te p u rch asin g projects su p p o rted by th e tax p ay e rs' m oney, w ent lions out of w ork in th e country wisely. P ersohal budgeting is one th ird S undays; English service. 11 of T h in g s" M, .s Doris W eber hits in»-.»ns that the legislature h u j.u t
strik e because th ey w ere not receiv in g full union today w ho m ust be supported by m ethod.
M ethodical m anagem ent, a. m.. second and fo u rth S undays been appi inted to lead the meet that much h’Sji at its dispo al than
a g e n t th e necessity fo r all sta te in stitu on
wages, and th e co u n try p ap er tells us of farm ers th e earnings of those gainfully
ing. A dram a entitled "The P risoner had been re p r e e n te d th a t instead
and th rifty saving w ill bring — E. Ju liu s T raglio, pas: .r.
tf
tions giving p referen ce to O regon fru its w orkrng from daw n to d a rk because th e v cannot em ployed. N aturally, this w orries b wise
of a .surplus of $500 000 th e gover-
etter living stan d ard s than blow
7:30 p m . w orkers’ conference In nt i's budget a presented to the
over C alifornia p r o d u i s i n providing h ire anyone to help them . T he city p ap er tells us of I th e average m an w ho does not be ing y o u r w eekly w age or m onthly
L aurel E vangelical C hurch
i chri tia n e d u c a t i o n T u e s d a y . 2 p law m akers actually ahowa a gen-
lieve th a t o u r living stan d ard s can salary on useless frills. R em em ber
m enus. The governor pointed out th a t O re boys in th e ir teens w ho com m it a m u rd er d u rin g a ¡im
(S even m iles south of H illsboro) m . the W oman' M issionary oel- «•tai fund deficit of approxim ately
prove u n d er such conditions.
hold-up. or kill some p ed estrian w ith a stolen au to
the old adage: "Income $1. expenses
S unday school. 10 a. m Mrs A eties w ill m eet at the parsonage. th«* same am ount if accepted at its
gon has some fine fru its and th a t the O re m obile. w hile th e c o u n try p ap er tells how F arm er
Now, w hat is the fu tu re tren d 95 cents, re su lt happiness: but in
atkins, su p erin ten d e n t P reaching
South T h u d avenue. Wednes face value It m eans that th e legis
gon grow ers need th e m oney. P u rch ase B row n's son is w o rk in g his n a v th ro u g h college, I of our scale of living? Does my c o m e $1, expenses $1.05. resu lt W
service, 11 a. in. J u n io r C hristian day. 7:30 p m . m idw eek servire, lature must cith er pare $500.000 off
art give hope of our ev er b re a k m isery!”
of m ore pru n es fo r th e sta te institutions w h ile M ary S m ith has w on a scholarship th a t w ill i ch
E
ndeavor,
fi
p.
m
Rev.
V
T.
Speece.
prs se. p ray er and Bible. Jo h n 's the anpr Vid budgets m any of them
in su re h e r fu tu re education. No. we do not th in k n g th rough th e 1929 gilded peaks
B usiness today, as registered by pastor.
tf gospel, ch ap te r M T hursday. 7:45 air» -adv pared to the hone, and a p
was also p ro p erly stressed. Loyalty to th e th
e rack eteers an d crim inals, th e hoodlum s an d o r is 1929 to be the zenith for all th e B absonchart. is one p er cent
proved no new activ itic... find some
products of O regon, to our business in sti loafers, a re rep resen tativ es of A m erican life: for tim e ” My c h a rt is d efinitely b u ll above norm al an d 13 per cent above First Church of Christ. Scientist i). m . choir practice -A lexander new
revenues a. yet un earth ed or
H aw thorne, pastor.
ish. It show s a strong risin g tren d a y e a r ago.
tutions a n d to ourselves will build O regon, th a t w e m ust go to th e h ard -w o rk in g . G od-fearing and
S
ervices
a
re
held
every
Sunday
re tore t h e
bookkeeping deficit
it f recasts th a t living sta n d
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w hich the general fund has
b u t th e snobbish a ttitu d e of th in k in g th a t
ar is w ill follow in d u strial output
Publishers* Financial Bureau
services a t 8 o'clock: S unday scho 4
a t lu x u ry , cow ardice and vice have d estroyed into a g reater e ra of prosperity
Services for S cxagesim a Sunday* only ju st been rescued.
ev ery th in g th a t comes from elsew h ere is th
at 11 a. m. P upils up to th e age w ill be held as follows: C hurch
g reat natio n s of old. and w hen w e perm it th e d a rk than w e have ev er know n. In re
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German
Baptist
Church
of
Bethany
b e tte r c e rtain ly will not.
of 20 y ears a re welcom ed. Free school, 9:45 a. m : m orning p ray er
pow ers of th e u n d erw o rld to control law -m aking, cent years, great strid es have been
In spite of four defeats In th»*
Ja n u a ry 31: C hurch Bible school, reading room open on W ednesdays and serm on at 11; Y P F . 5 p. past 25 years advocates of th e of
law -en fo rcin g an d political agencies, w e a re m ov ¡m ade in in d u strial efficiency. L ead
in g to w ard th e ex tin ctio n of o ur national lib e rty — ing au th o rities state th a t in a few 9:45: church w orship hour. 11; s e r and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p m tn. The D iocesan convention will fice of lieutenant - governor a r e
mon.
"D eterm ined Purpose& Seem -
T uckerton, N. J.. Beacon.
be held T h u rsd ay and Friday at iii.ain p reparing to p r e s e n t th e is
: tries each w o rk er can p ro ing D efeat—G lorious V ictory." R a S unday's topic, "Love."
St. S tephens cathedral The annual sue to the voters of O regon again
s ':
fifty per cent m ore todav than dio service over K W JJ. 3:30. E ve
Beaverton
Church
of
Christ
d in n er will be held at th e M ult at the next election F ifteen mem-
iid in the last boom. T he in- ning service. 7:30 to 9. conducted
M inister H atch's su b ject for S u n nom ah hotel T h u rsd ay evening at b* r ; of the house have affixed
The B re a k fa st club should have th e
. efficiency for all indus- by Young P eople's society in co day m orning will be "C hin, :
W ith th e su p rem e co u rt upholding fa ir tra d e
6:30.
C onfirm ation will tie ad m in th eir nam e to a resolution calling
. erages about tw en ty per operation w ith th e pastor. W ednes My D ream s." evening subject. "O lir
co-operation of everyone in th e com m u statu tes of C alifo rn ia and Illinois, th e re a re no
is t e r e d b y B is h o p Dagwell T h u rs f«»r an election on the proposed
day. 8 p. m „ m id-w eek and p ray er .Supreme O ffering." S ervices for day at 7:30 C hoir rehearsal F riday constitutional am endm ent.
nity in th e ir effo rts to send W ayne N icke- prospects of a m odified N RA w hich mi h: ,t ail
it L abor-S aving M achinery
service.—T heodore A. Lcger. pas the d ay a rc as follows: B ible school. at 7:30 p .m
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R eginald Hicks, vicar.
son. ta le n te d young H illsboro banjoist, business on an eth ical basis.—Hood Rivci N . ...
Does
9 45 a. m.. Mrs. V ernu, Hopper,
tor.
The first real coup of th e ses
T his progress is significant. Tem -
back to N ew York fo r an audition before
superin ten d en t C om m union se rv
Trinity Lutheran Church
sion was staged in the house* this
i o ran ly . it m ay seem bearish to
ice, 11 a. m„ follow ed by preaching
M ajo r Bowes. The young m an is deserv
Public w orship at 10:30 a. in ;
TW O-YEAR-O LD SAYS—
'. .f ,-e w ho see th e m achines p u t
when th e H arrison M iller
i
US',
..,1
tjj. t iie c h o i r Sunday .-chool at 9:45. S eim on top- week
ing and h as a g re a t deal of ta le n t. The
"I'm n o th in ' but an o l d riv e r
bi I! which would have b arred h
ting m en out of w ork. A fter th e
driver.
I've
only
£>ecn
converted
quor
ads
from new spapers and
period
of
read
ju
stm
en
t
is
o
v
e
r
,
The b ak ers of N ew Y ork C ity w ere th e first em
all-clubs’ jam b o ree to n ig h t a t th e high
magazines circu latin g i n Oregon
ployes to go on strik e in A m erica. T hey probably how ever, it w ill become ap p aren t tw o years. If the old crow d could
school to raise fu n d s is th e resu lt of co w
was kilh'd through indefinite post
to everyone th a t it is a g reat fo r see me now they w ouldn't believe
anted m o re dough.
operatio n being given by o th er civic groups
ponem ent. Action on the hill cam e
w ard step. In th e long ru n it w ill it. I know w hat it is to p u t one
up on th e b rass rail mid loan
a.s a .surprise move a fter its friends
in th e com m unity and from all rep o rts
T hat San Jose. Cal., m an w ho sued for divorce m ean one or a com bination of three foot
my elbow on th e b ar and blow off
had secure<l consent to postpone
because his w ife liked h e r dog b e tte r than she liked things: i l l P rices of goods w ill be the
should be highly en tertain in g .
BY S P E C IA L
foam " »Here he tossed back
action on divided com m ittee r e
him. m ust have d ecided h e'd been in th e dog-house one-sixth less. (2) Wages w ill be his head and raised the glass, as
o n e-fifth higher. ,3) Each w o rk er
correspondent port'. for one w(*ek. O rganizing for
long enough.
action d u rin g th e noon recess op
w ill hav e one-sixth m ore tim e to it w ere). "N ow them saloons and
^W A S H IN G T O N —If th e r e ’s one
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c a re e r nnd m e rit basis. Tills ponents of the m easure took the
, him self. T his has been the e x p e r pool jo in ts and card-room s don't
’ ’ problem th at is certain to w ould e x ten d civil serv ice to all
S
ince
th
e
ad
v
en
t
of
n
ig
h
t
ten
n
is
in
Miami.
Fla
.
mean
n
o
th
in
'
to
me.
If
I
ev
er
tak
e
reports
from the table at th e open
ience
of
th
e
m
otor
and
other
in
T he leg islature is considering a p ro a m an can tell his w ife th a t he w as detain ed at
k eep C ongress in a d ith e r fo r a
non - policy - d e term in in g po si ing of the afternoon session nnd
d u stries o v er th e p a s t q u a rte r up th e old fiddle again th a t used
posal fo r a one-house legislative assem bly, n ig h t c o u rt w ith o u t cau sin g too m uch of a fu ro re
tim
e,
th
a
t
is
th
e
p
re
s
id
e
n
t’s
tions, u n d e r th e p resid en t.
adopter! th e m ajority report of the
century. w here w ages have been to play in them dance-halls it'll
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reco m m en d atio n fo r b ro ad re o r
sim ilar to th a t a d o p ted by N eb rask a and
3 — C hanging p rt , n t office of com m ittee on alcoholic traffic that
stead ily boosted higher, prices con- be a d ifferen t kind of tune. My
g
an
izatio
n
of
th
e
s
tru
c
tu
r
e
of
English spoken by th e av erag e person today is -tar.tly pushed low er, and hours friends, you don't leave them old
th e co m p tro lle r-g e n e ra l into th e the hill "do not p ass"
a pet m easure of the v eteran liberal, U. S.
fed eral g o v ern m en t.
100 p er cent im p ro v em en t over th at of his g ran d gradually cut shorter.
tem ptations and all that, they ju st
office of a n “a u d ito r-g e n e ra l,”
S en ato r N orris. It w ould seem th a t such a paren
leave
you.
H
a
rd
ly
h
ad
th
e
g
e
n
e
ra
l
o
u
t
ts. It's a t least m o re colorful w hen d irected at
T h ere is. how ever, one d a rk spot
re jionsihle to C ongress only fo r ie. “The B read of L ife " Services
a legislature w ould have m uch to recom reck less drivers.
over KEX at 1:45 p. m You an*
"I used to be ju s t w here you are.
lin es of th e p re s id e n t’s p la n been
■ n th e outlook for A m erican living
post
a u d it of fed eral financial
cordially welcom ed to w orship w ith
laid b efo re C ongress w h en o p
standards—th a t is waste. Billions T d id n 't th in k th e re w as an y th in g
m end it. The plan should speed up legisla
activ
ities.
T
h
e
e
x
iste
n
t
p
re
-
us.
J dollars a re sq u an d ered every to it. B ut th e re is and th ese last
position b ro k e o u t; opposition
a u d it fun ctio n w ould be given
tion, elim inate confusion an d m ake fo r
y ear in th e U nited S tates. I e sti tw o y ears have been m ore to me
th a t took no acco u n t o f p a rty
to
th
e
T
re
a
su
ry
an
d
th
e
ju
d
icial
less buck passing. H ow ever, it m ight he
m ate th at accidents, fires, w orthless than all th e rest of my life.
House
lines. W h at is m o re significant,
fu n ctio n to th e a tto rn e y -g e n e ra l I Ja n u a ry Pilgrim
"I w as over to eat w ith a fam ily
30: The
P resid en t
■ product?, useless com petition, fail-
logical to aw a it th e resu lts in N e b ra sk a
so u rces close to th e p resid en t
4 — C onsolidation in a n atio n al
th
a
t
used
to
know
m
e
and
s
h
e
ircs.
sickness,
and
th
e
like
eat
up
B
irthday,
wilh
special
p
ray ers f,
before ju m p in g into it here.
contend th a t th e m a jo r portion
T h irty Y ears Ago
reso u rces board of th e resp o n si th,* nation’s chief executive
S2a 000.009.000 annually.
To this said 'Ed. you done the right thing.'
Jni
of th e reo rg an izatio n p lan still is
b ility for n a tio n al p lan n in g nnd u a ry 31: Serxagesim a Sunday, wit
A rgus. Ja n u a ry 24. 1907—W. N. B a rrett introduces terrific d estruction m ust now be They a in ’t w ith us yet but I'm go
in th e p re s id e n t’s desk.
bill in leg islatu re to m ake F e b ru a ry open m onth for added the new item of governm ent ing to keep a fter 'em until they
eorr ta n t rt , arch to im p ro v e chapel service of public w orshi
R oosevelt gave C ongress only
duck shooting in W ashington county.
ex 'rav ag an ce. L iving stan d ard s are do come and get rig h t. If you
g o v ern m en tal < fHcicncy, d ire c tly for m orning prayer, a t 10:30 Sc,
47 p ages, w hich laid dow n g en
Changes in mail delivery service to
Mr?. T hom as H owe of E ast H illsboro dies J a n advanced th rough im provem ent in should go past my room w here I
u n d e r the pre ¡dent. S tre n g th e n mon: "F allen Among th e Thorn.-
u
a
ry
18.
e ra l
p rin cip les an d
outlined
production m ethods w hich result in live, you m ight th in k I w as ta lk
g i\e additional and e a rlie r deliveries
ing of the budget b u re a u w ould *St. L uke 8 14). "R eligion in th
specifically only those broad,
J. M arion W ilcox, w ho w as born in th is county m u ltiplying w ealth or increasing ing to som e friend. And I am. only
also com e u n d e r this point.
I „ 'v,s '.. , o P» m : 1. "T he E tern;
should be g rea tly ap p re c ia te d . Let th e lo in 1854.
dies J a n u a ry 22.
our annual "goods incom e." B ureau 1 ta in 't anybody on earth. My friends.
m a jo r ch an g es w hich re q u ire
5— P e rm ittin g th e p resid en t ID,ad. a review of th e c u rre n t pla
cal postal officials know th a t th e service
I'm
pray
in
g
for
you
and
I
want
congressional action. T h e d e
O regon E lectric R ailw ay files 35 deeds and five cracy. boondoggling, shovelling d irt
six ex ecu tiv e assispints to r e I of hat name: 2: "T he C hurch <
is w orthw hile. If changes and im prove releases for its rig h t-o f-w ay in th e T u alatin d istrict from one pile to an o th e r—these do your p ray ers fo r me."
ta iled p ro g ram fo r reg ro u p in g
liev e th e chief ex ecu tiv e of b u r England Back tracks;" 3. "W hen
not
create
w
ealth
or
produce
goods
Jumped Off the Fence
E v en tu ally it is ex pected to build u p th e T ualatin
Priest Loses a Bet.'' a question f e
m o re th a n 100 g o v ern m en t a g e n
d en in g ro u tin e w ork.
m ents are never com m ented upon one can riv
T hey destroy o u r w ealth and d i s - ' T he converts w ere tellin g t h e
e r to H illsboro.
i.ith e i C oughlin F eb ru ary 2: Th
cies, in sist th e se p riv a te sources,
n ev er tell definitely if efforts m eet w ith
sip
ate
our
incom
e
in
term
s
o
f
P resentation of O ur Lord (St I.uk
Mrs. Eva P illsb u ry sells h e r business on Main
how of the new life. Down am ong
re m a in s w ith th e ch ief ex e c u
goods.
( )N L of the first disagreement« 2:22». w ith blessing of candles. Th
a p p ro v a l.
s tre e t to Mrs. B ath.
them sat a long-tim e standby in
tive, a w a itin g use a fte r C ongress
Inflation
another
Threat
in
Congress
arose
over
tho
h o ly season of L ent begins thi
his local church; a godly man whose
A fter ten days of ice sk a tin g th e ice b ro k e the
gives him p o w er to act.
O ur federal ex p en d itu res t h i s sons and d aughters rise up to call
president’s statement that no year on F eb ru ary 10. Ash Sundas
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last of th e w eek and all th e sport cam e to a stan d
y
e
a
r
represented
ten
p
er
cent
of
appreciable
saving
ran
be
ex-
1 astor H enry S H aller m av b
him blessed. We asked him to tell
r| 1HE
p resid en t,
cm phasizini
T he o u tsta n d in g records being m ade still.
o u r national incom e. Ten years
P* cted u n d e r reo rg an izatio n (in eensulted any day betw een 10 i
C arl L arsen purchases a new d ra y fo r his team ago th ey constituted less than five of his conversion.
“good m a n a g e m e n t’’ ra th e r
by W ashington county herds am ong the ing w ork in th e city.
i' s fed eral functions a re c u r >n. and noon, het ween 4 and 6 p
“I was a young m an and going I
p er cent. This co n stan tly rising
th a n econom y, told C ongress
ta iled or elim in ated o u trig h t. m.. or by appointm ent.
d a iry te s tin g associations of th e sta te
R. I. C ate, w ho has m anaged th e big H aw th o rn e cost of governm ent is a p erpetual through the woods to a m eeting. I
th a t th e p re s e n t s tru c tu re of
had to clim b o v er a rail fence. I
A nd this, th e p r e ¡dent consider»,
s p e a k w ell fo r th e dairy industry in this estate in P o rtlan d and also in W ashington county, in j rem in d er t h a t m oney inflation stood
on the top and said—'I'm go- ' g o v e rn m e n t is “ b adly o u t oi
Whosoever Will
i , not a m a tte r o r reorganization^
terests h im self in m odern h otel fo r H illsboro. Plans lu rk s in th e offing. The m ajo r r e
com m unity. These dairym en show a pro call
ing to ju m p onto th e L ord's side.'I d a te .” A ccordingly, he urged
for $35.000 stru ctu re.
(A bove N orth P lains)
Led by S e n a to r H arry F. B yrd
su lt of inflation w ould be th e s h a rp And I ju m p ed and w hen I landed I five m a jo r steps to w ard re o r
gressive s p irit and a re putting in use good
of V irginia, ch a irm a n of the
Sunday school. 10 a. m. At 11 thr
O ver 300 d airy m en m eet in F o rest G rove and u pping of living costs. T he "goods I w as on the L ord’s side, and I’ve
business principles.
m ak e plans fo r o rganizing th e d airy business of th e incom e'' of wage and salary w o rk been th ere ever since." So w e | g an izatio n :
•S m ale co m m ittee on re o rg a n i pastor will speak en "They Will 11,
1—
C
onsolidation
of
all
board?,
county.
,
ers w ould au tom atically be rip add—G ive God the glory. By grace
zation, th e re is one school of Done on E a r th " C onsecration se r
com m issions, an d agencies of the
T w o out-of-tow n chaps w ere p u t in th e cali- ped to shreds. T otal living costs are a re you saved th ro u g h faith and
th o u g h t in th e cap ital th a t In vice, .1 p. in., the topic for th e s e r
fed eral g o v ern m en t u n d e r 12
boose last nig h t, an d had to w alk n early all night today only tw e n ty per cent above th at faith is not of y o u r own m a k
sists h u n d red s of m illions of mon w ill he "The H ardest T hlnr
cab in e t d e p a rtm e n ts, th e tw o
lor a T ransgressor to Do." Evan-
keep w arm . T he reco rd er perm itted them to go •he 1933 low but they are d efin ite ing. it is the gift of God. O ur p art
d o llars can be saved th ro u g h gelisDc
P re sid e n t R oosevelt in inaugural a d to
service. 8 p. m. Song service
new ones being Social W elfare
w ith o u t a fin e as he considered th a t they had earned ly on the w ay up. T rade com peti is to give out th e Word over land
p
ru
n
in
g
nnd
reorganization.
d ress p ledges him self to continue b a ttle th e ir passage.
w ill precede the testim ony m eet-
tion from countries w ith low -paid and sea; G od's p a rt to build into
an d P u b lic W orks.
He w ould
The
president
is
inclined
to
fo r b e tte r life fo r A m erican people. W h at
uslc T h'‘ «ermon
W illiam M. Lyda. 81. pio n eer m ill m an of co u n labor Is also a m enace to our own them th e faith, then M an's p a rt to f chan g e th e n a m e of th e In te rio r
feel that consolidations w ill will be "T here m Is
No C onscious
ex istence scale.
D e p a rtm e n t to th a t of C o n ser
ju m p off th e fence. — G eorge N.
b e tte r o b jective could an y president have ty, dies a t V erb o o rt J a n u a ry 22.
make
more
for
efficiency
than
ness
A
fter
D
eath."
Tuesday, all-dnj
T
hus
far
I
have
been
speaking
of
vation.
T
aylor,
B
eaverton.—P
aid
adv.
W
estern
hotel
b
u
ild
in
g
b
u
rn
s
at
F
orest
Grove.
at any tim e.
for any great economy.
living stan d ard s in term s of the
p iay er service; evangelistic scr-
B elieved of in c en d iary origin.
2— Placing of the entire govern
nation as a whole. In G erm any or
B,iV , m ' ,,Ood'* »’- m e n of
And that, obviously, is a d iffi
Argus classified ads get results.
ment administrative service on a cult problem.
Today will be the serm on M el
vin E. Jam es, pastor.
L et U s M ake A p p eal
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