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H IL L S B O R O
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W ith W hirh la Combined the H ilhboro Independent
Hillaburu Artrua Eritab 1894
Ilillab vro Independent Eetab 1871
M rK IN N K Y A M r K IN N E Y , Publiahera
Published Thursday.
Entered a* aecond-cteu m atter in the
IMMtoffire et Hi Ila boro, Oregon
W
V E R N E M k K IN N E Y
Editor
MRS. E. c M c K in n e y
Associate Editor
End Suspension
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
fía bson I ’isu a lizes
Mass Made Houses
as the Next Step
A dm inistration proposal will find a
g reat deal of sym pathy in all w alks of life
in his e ffo rts to “sp e ed -u p ” the co u rts so
th a t constitutional issues will not be held By Roger Babson
in th e balance as long as they have been
ST PETERSBURG, F lorida Feb-
in the past. S everal m easures, a ffe c tin g ruary 12 To get my idea, m ake
tw o studio.- First, w alk up and
th e lives and w ork of m illions, such as the dow
n beside Ilio assem bly lino of
NR A. AAA and others, w ere in effect for
a n autom obile
plant.
Pick
m ore th an tw o y ears before being term ed
day. of course,
unconstitutional. It was p red icted in m any
w hen th e boys
q u a rte rs th a t th e m easures w ere uncon
a rc not "sitting
d o w n ''
W atch
stitu tio n al but th e nation ami its people
th e steady flow
w ere kept in a sta te of suspense for a long
of a m otor car
period, w hile th e cases went th ro u g h the
in tlie m aking
L
ike a riv e r of
courts.
in a n u f a c t u re.
The atto rn ey -g e n era l w ould he a u th o r
th e job sw eeps
along, fed h >
ized to p a rtic ip a te in low er court cases be
_________ t r i b u t a r y
tw een p riv ate p arties w here a c o n stitu I ______
K is e r W Babson stream s of e n
tional question is involved. He w ould also gines. fenders, and o th er essentials
from the sides
Suc
have the rig h t to a p p e al d irectly to th e converging
cessive w orkers at th e ir stations
suprem e court from an adverse d istrict attach th e ir respective p;p'ts and
co urt ruling. At least from the laym an's bolt them homo It is an am azing
m asterpiece of organization and a
view point this should m aterially cut dow n tin
illing spectacle of mass produc
on present red ta p e th at tak e s so long to tion.
unw ind.
Iland-M ake H ouses Boomed'.*
Tlnii’-tflnv, Fehi'tinry 1R. 1037
The Great American Home
I M in R alph Cobh, m issionaries to
Africa, will «how slides ami brinis
a m issionaiv message Mi ami Mis.
I Cobb a re on their wav to Afiic.i
for th eir first term . They will be
in H illsboro just one night Sunday
school is it 9:45 i in and the
C rusader service at G p in G uy By A. I.. I.lm lheek
1’ D uffield J r . pastor
C A I EM O reg o n is not vet n
Senate Defeats
One House Plan;
Reforms Spurned
M ethodist
KplMCopal CliUK'h
to
a ll. u n io n
its
u lv
lim e II IO,I loci
lalive ic t up for the iinieanieial
system. I l l the opinion of (lie s l i d e
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R OF W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
senate Two m easures ealling for
Selected aa Oregon*» Heat Weekly N e«*p*P er. 1930
this legislative lefo rm w ere killed
hy tlie senate lids week (h ie of
Named on All-Am erican Weekly Newspaper Eleven, 19*0
FATHeQ, TO L€TM E
.y , — - J
these,
by Sell.dot C arney, would
H< no. able Mention National Editorial Association New a pa per
HAVE A CO l i CF-
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have vested Hie luw niukliig fun,
PMJuetion Con teat, 1M4-35. and General I
• 1>S5
lions in a single organisation ,,r
Subaeriptien Ratea Strictly Caah in Advance
nut few er (linn 311 nor m ole Ilian
W ithin Washington County
3(1 m em bers No tim e liinll would
Fer year ...............
*1 5t)
Two m o n th s __________
35
have heed placed upon .sessions of
One m.'iith
<
this law m aking body and then
i
$
if
aggregate pay yvould have been
Outside Washington County
fixed at $UII (MMI fur th e b l c i iii iu n .
U. S . per year
12
Foreign countries
*1 50
this sum to bi- divided equally
am
ong (he inem hei s. w hether 30 or
M EM B ER Oregon State
First Audited Paper.
36, and the m em bers to lin e th eir
Editorial Association and
Largest ABC Weekly
own stenographer- The oilier u n i
National Editorial A »so
Circulation in West.
tia t ion.
cameral legislature proposal by
S enators Hill ke and S taple . would
have abolished the House of Repre
sentatives and left tlie law m aking
function., entirely in III, h an d .
X
the senate S enator S tra y , - I . chan
T here is m uch sentim ent in W ash in g
man of the resolutions coinm ittvc
wlnch had recom m ended that the
ton county for the bills sponsored by the
T hen m ake the second study;
lusisures "do not pass," declaii*.,
Stop at the nearest lot and w atch
All Saints (Episcopal)
Hood River G row ers’ association. These
that
Oregon could not afford Io ex ■
{ the building of a house according
Sect lees for th e second Sunday
bills grew out of th e experience of t h e
to the best trad itio n s of th e trades
m Lent will be held as follows: peruiieiit w ith the proposed r e
apple grow ers in t h e recent m aritim e
O bserve the crude p u tterin g of
church school. 9 45 a in Morning form lie urged that this state aw ait
| saw and plane. M ark th e ancient
p ray er and serm on at II Every the outcom e of the expel im etd now
strike and provide fo r ind u strial o rg a n iz a
' rites of ham m er and trow el. See
W ednesday at 2 30 p in the vicar being tried out in N ebraska
A D a u g h te r of O regon
tion reg istratio n and control of sym pathy
the craftsm en sw arm ing higgledv-
will give a stales of m editations In
The sen ate also blocked the.
strikes. They a re intended to be fa ir to
the church E veryone is invited move to refer to the voters a pro
W ith th e recen t passing o f H arriet H oover | piggledy over the job You will
C hoir rehearsal will lit- held on posed constitutional am end m e n t
both em ployers and em ployes.
K illin, widow of B enton K illin. prom inent P o rtlan d i soon conclude thut todav's con-
Friday evening at 7 30 Reginald creating th e office of lieutenant
attorney. O regon has lost one of h er most beloved i stru ctio n m ethods a rc not far re-
W ashington county a g ric u ltu re a n d pioneers.
lin ks, vicar.
governor and still an o th er m easure
Born in th e y ear th at O regon w elcom ed 1 m oved from the procedure of three
business lost heavily in th e recen t m ari h er first te rrito ria l governor. Joseph Lane. Mrs l centuries ago. As a result of these
proposing an merea.se in the pay
F
irst
B
aptist
C
hurch
,
tw
o
experim
ents,
no
th
in
k
in
g
man
of legislators from $3 to $8 a day
tim e strike.
L egislative rep re sen ta tiv e s K illin w itnessed o u r e n tire history as a state A nd or woman can escape the concln-
P ray er service T hursday, 8 p. m
A lthough the.-,- proposed reform s
from a g ric u ltu ra l sections, such as W ash she helped in the form ing of th at history, for ours I sion th at housing is due for revolt!-
O renco cottage pruyei m eeting at are dead so far as the present ;,
M r and M rs Sabo - Tuesday. 7 30 ( sion is concerned proponents of the
ington county, should be found am ong the is th e splendid state it is today, both cu ltu rally tion. T hat sh ak e-u p w ould have
sp iritu ally , because of th e broad and generous popped long ago had it not been
p hi Everyone is welcome. Sunday unicam eral legislature and lieuten
proponents of these bills. They should and
living of w omen of th e ty p e of Mrs. K illin.
school, 9:45 M orning worship. 11. at ant governorship expect to place
for custom . L iving habits a n d
thoroughly realize th a t th e public h as be
w hich tim e the pastor will bring the issue before tin* people through
At a tim e w hen h igher education for w om en housing styles a re alw ays th e last
come very m uch fed up w ith being th e w as not generally accepted. H arriet H oover a t to change!
tlie concluding m essage from the ' the leferendum
book of G alatians as lie speaks on j
Hence, hom e bu ild in g is am ong
goats in q u a rre ls betw een em ployer and ten d ed Pacific u n iv ersity and was th e first girl
I
may
be
consulted
any
day
betw
een
iiie s u b i e o t ' Iiiesc.ip.iblc " Im pol- .
last of the m ajor in d u stries to
em ployes and in w hich they are only the g rad u ate of th at h istoric institution. W ith dig n ity the
i
10
a
m
and
noon,
betw
een
4
and
Young A m ericans, w ho live in
taut
questions dealing with t h e !
and charm she u p h eld h er lib eral background th ro u g h face th e evolution: To strid e from
;
ti
p.
m
.
or
by
appointm
ent,
at
the
innocent bystanders.
soul
will be brought to light and I Oregon, are not to lie denied the
Beaverton Church of Christ
out h er long and in sp irin g life, first as a te a c h e r in slow, costly inefficiency and waste,
House office. 232 N orth T hird av etl- answ ered
pleasure thut comes from burnlin:
Raym ond R. P e te r of M edford, re p re th e old H arrison school and la te r as th e w ife of a to the fast, cheap efficiency and
B ible school next Lord'» day at tie.
II Y P U . 7 p. m This society one's fingers nr shooting out an
econom y of m ass production. H ow 9:45 a. in.. Mrs. V ernia Hopper,
senting a large group of southern O regon tru ste e of Pacific u n iv ersity an d a reg en t of O re ever.
is grow ing rapidly E vening s e r occasional eye in the good old fa ti
the tim e ¡¡.»slowly a p p ro ach
C om m union service.
r r n trc o s ta l T abernacle
fru it grow ers and shippers, m ade th e fol gon S tate college. W ith h e r contem poraries. Mrs. ing w hen a change is in evitable superintendent.
vice at H. w ith an evangelistic mes- loni-d way on the F ourth of Ju ly .
11 a. m . follow ed by serm on by
C la ra H W aldo an d M arg aret Snell, for w hom a
I The House this week killed thu
m .
low ing p e rtin en t com m ents a b o u t th ese n atio n al fellow ship has been nam ed by th e A m eri W ithin th e m em ory of th e p res the pastor, subject, "God and M an * Sunday school Sunday. 10
Rev. J. 11. E bert superin ten d en t, mg will be held next T hursday b e Higgs hili which would have b a n « .
ent
generation,
w
e
have
developed
bills :
P reach in g at 7:3» p m . subject. classes for all ages M orning w or ginning at 7 p m w ith a fellow ship ne,l the H-,• ,if fiiewoik
can Association of U n iv ersity Women" Mrs. K illin
■ !
facto ry -b u ilt doors, w indow fram es,
I am at a loss to u n d erstan d w hy som e legis
p ioneered in p opularizing courses for w om en in sh u tters, and o th er ready - made "D rifting." preceded by song se r ship. 11. serm on them e: "T he S u sup p er F ollow ing this the yearly I crack ers in this slate
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•
lative representativ es from up state are refusing,
o ur hig h er in stitu tio n s of learning. T h eir p hiloso b uild in g m aterials. T hose w h o vice. Special m usic by the choir prem e Need of a C hristian " Young reports will be read and election ,,f
both m orning and evening d irected I people's m eeting. (1:45 p m . D el office:.s w ill be held All m em bers
to date, to support such, constructive legislation in
p h y o f life w as th a t of a good n eig h b o r as th ey
C ounties in w hich the -dale m ilk
w rite poetically of th e com ing
spite of the fact th a t th e ir constituents a re o v e r
q u ietly yet effectu ally cru sad ed for an O regon of glories of th e p refab ricated house by Mrsr. J. Johnson. M id-w eek Bible m ar W yatt, president. Sunday e v e are asked to be present us special control board has established milk
study
each
W
ednesday
at
7:30
p
in
w helm ingly in favor of th ese bills.
enlig h ten ed people. T h ey w ere of th e essence of overlook im portant progress already
ning evangelistic service, special business is to be traiusacted O rtiz pools will have th eir own local con
A reception for the new pastors.
A pparently such rep resen tativ es an d senators
trol boards if a bill in troduced th u
O regon womanhood.
m ade by th e so-called old - line Mr. and Mrs Hatch, will be held m uaic by t h e o r e l i e s t i a . s e r m o n W W eniger, pastor.
a re p erm ittin g agents of a few m inority groups
week is enacted into law The
b uilding industries. Even today a Monday night T here will be a pot subject: "W hen these signs come to
T h e K illin home, a p art of old P o rtla n d and
to dictate to them irresp ectiv e of th e fact th at
local boards, to be nam ed by the
C ongregational C hurch
its b est traditions, w as sym bolic of th e g ro w th of very considerable p a rt of m odern luck d in n er at 7, followed by a pass M id-w eek services, Tuesday
th is legislation is p rim arily an d essen tially in th e
governor,
w ould serve w ithout pay
F ebruary 21 10 a. m Church
evening, p ray er m eeting, them e
a com m onw ealth. Its latch -k ey w as out to the co nstruction is an assem bly jub.
program —G eorge W Hatch, pastor. "Praying With R esults " T hursday school. Prof. Stalley Mi|>crmteiid- and act only In an advisory c a
public interest and for th e u ndoubted w elfare of
E
very
Day
is
M
oving-D
ay
y
o
u
th
of
th
e
state,
w
h
ere
young
people
could
come
the g reat m ajo rity of th e citizens of O regon b e
ent 11 a in. M orning
w orship pacity to the state board
N evertheless, th is tren d tow ard Bethany German Baptist Church , evening Bible study, subject: "Suc- Serm on "W hen Things Work T o
for encouragem ent an d aid w h ile p u rsu in g th e ir
• • •
cause th ey a re a d irect blow at irresp o n sib le la
I cess of the local church S aturday
m
ass
production
of
houses
will
college
train
in
g
,
and.
ex
cep
t
fo
r
th
e
h
elp
received
F
ebruary
21.
m
orning:
9
45
church
bor agitators an d racketeers.
g ether for Man's Good " A nthem
In his second app earan ce before
g ath er speed d u rin g th e n ext few school. Jo h n C roeni. superintendent evening evangelistic, subject: H eart "Seek
th
erein
,
education
fo
r
m
any,
d
u
rin
g
th
a
t
period,
Ye the Lord. Roberts F eb the legislature since the present
O rganized labor, in th e long run, will
Felt R eligion." M orning p ray er
ould have been im possible. T h ere w as a d elig h tfu l years. T he p ressu re is m ounting 11. w orship and serm on, "Lost in ' m eetings. W ednesday m orning at ru ary 24 D r B allard, m inister First session enlivened G overnor M artin
be m uch b e tte r off th ro u g h som e degree w
M ountains."
Evening: 7:30. the hom e of Mr. and Mrs Hriot, P resb y terian church of P ortland. ' this week ereeked down on the l e g
b len d in g of th e old w ith th e n ew in th e K illin F am ilies a re beginning to ponder th e
of regulation.
home. Its fine old fu rn itu re, g as-jetted chandeliers, as n ev er before a shocking fact: young people's service. "T he E x West Main street; Friday m orning • |>euk.s upon "C om plexes and Con- islators. w ho are sponsoring hills
ro se g arden and c a rriag e house rem ained, b u t gas The budget d o llar w ill buy m ore istence of G od," 8. serm on. Rev E at Mrs G oodm an's hom e in C o r fliets
T A rthur D ungan. m inis aim ed at the state highw ay fund
gave w ay to electricity, an d a n autom obile stood autom obile than it w ill buy house R M artin, su p erin ten d en t for the nelius at 10. All evening services ter.
and the regulation of highw ay t r a f
T hat realizatio n is b itin g deep Pacific N orthw est of the "A m erican
in th e carriag e house w here p ro u d horses of a past
fic. Bills now before the sesaion.
in to consum er consciousness C om Sunday School Union." w ill p r e s e n t1 begin at 7:45. Come and bring your
g en eratio n once pranced.
M.
E
C
hurch
(Bethany)
the governor pointed nut. provide
parison of th e w orth you get from the m essage W ednesday at 8 p. m . ! fr ie n d s —J. F S hackleford, pastor.
On
G
erm
antow
n
road.
Sunday
for the diversion of $1.700.000 of the
T h ere is a perm anency to th e afterg lo w r e hand-tooled tin k e rin g a n d
t h e m idw eek service; 9 p. m. c h o ir ;
T here has been a g re a t deal of com flected
«chool every Sunday, 10 n m ; G e r highw ay funds. To enact these, he
St. P eter's L u th eran C hurch
from th e life of one possessing those a t w orth you get from an assem bly practice.—T heodore A Leger. pas
m an service. 11 u rn , first and w arned, would create a deficit of
p lain t and p ro p ag a n d a g e n e ra te d in P o rt trib u tes of c h aracter possessed by H a rrie t K illin. line w ill blast hom e-ow ners from tor.
C ornelius, Route 2
D efending Jesu s at The G arden third Sundays; English servlet, II $1.000,000 in the highw ay account.
land over th e sta te m ilk control b oard Thus, a d au g h ter of O regon passes.—O regon J o u r th e ir an cestral ruts. M oreover, the
G ate" w ill be the them e of th e a. m,. second and fourth S undays S e n ato rs and Raprasantatives whi se
average fam ily's scale o f ‘ v alu es
The Oreneo-RerrteiBe Parish
because of th e price of m ilk in th e s ta te ’s nal.
tf toe.s w ere .stepped on hy I he g o v e r n
I-cnten D evotional today 'T h u rs —E Ju liu s Tragtio, pastor.
is radically shifting People today
S
unday
school
in
both
church««.
or in his speclnl message and
m etropolis. This law has been of benefit
are thoroughly sold on utility, live- 10 a. m.; w orship service in the day» at 8 p. m T he c h ild ren ’s
they w ere m any did not tn k e k in d -
L aurel Evangelical C hurch
to the dairym en, who com prise a larg e
ability. and freedom . The com ing O renco church, 11 a m.; w orship choir will sing "O B leeding Head
(Seven m iles south of H illsboro)
g
Jo h n L. L ew is’ treaso n ab le dem an d upon th e generation may tend to s w a p service in th e R eedville church, 8 and W ounded" under the direction
p erc e n ta g e of th e co u n ty ’s p opulation and
Sunday school, hi a m Mi . ,
houses som ew hat as they now p. m. W om en’s M issionary society o f E. K iekhaef r Worship HI the
p
resid
en
t
to
"stand
an
d
deliv
er.”
is
an
in
cid
en
t
th
at
W
atkins,
su
p
erin
ten
d
e
n
t
P
reaching
j
th e increases w ere necessary because of
any of the objectionable m e a s u r i - ,
G erm an language S unday m orning
cannot be overlooked in th is country. Block legis trad e-in th e ir autom obiles for new m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed at 10 o'clock Sunday school in
the service, II a. m. Ju n io r C hristian that rnigtit get as f.u as the govern-
rising costs to them . F ig u re s in an O re lation has progressed to th e p o in t th a t it is becom models. x
nesday of each m onth and at R eed
Endeavor,
ti
p
m
Rev.
V
T
K
prerc,
i
(H
-. office could ex p act to m eet up
O th e r sh a rp u p h eav als
a r e ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of English language at 9:45
pastor.
tj w ith the ex ecu tiv e veto.
gonian edito rial recently rev ealed th e in in g a menace, b u t L ew is' latest th re a ts should a w a k
each
m
onth.
tf
ploughing
th
e
ground
for
fu
rth
e
r
tere stin g fa c t th a t out of 12 re ta il foods en congress to th e fact th a t th e p ublic has rig h ts pre-fabricating. In th e u p p e r
Foursquare Church
First C hurch of Christ. S cientist
a t m ust be re s p e c te d —M cM innville T elephony-
T he parole board bill, w hich
S
eventh-day
A
dventist
C
hurch
th e price of fre sh m ilk has increased th e th
Special
revival .services w ith the
b
rackets
o
f
incom
e,
o
u
r
b
etter-to-
R egister.
Services are held every Sunday carne before the legislature w ith
Services a re held each S abbath "Jovbringers" w ill continue every
do fam ilies in these m odern tim es
least. The increases ra n g e d all th e w ay
as follows; S abbath night w ith th e exception of S a tu r ¡a t II a m.; W ednesday evening tlie hle-.sing of G overnor M artin,
a re erectin g few er castles. In to (S atu rd ay )
services at 8 o'clock; S unday school
from 100 p er c e n t fo r po tato es over a
These tw o talented young 1 at 11 a m. P upils up to the age does riot m eet w ith tlie approval
day's era. ostentation and v u lg ar school, 10 a. m ; preaching service day
of S tate T reasu rer H olm an Tlie
fo u r-y e ar period to 33 p e r cent fo r fresh
display have lost th e ir charm . a t 11; young people’s m eeting a t ladies. Misses P ansy B ray and Irm a ' of
20 years a re welcomed. Free
F ew er fam ilies crave to put up a 2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting W ednes H erm ann, have a m in istry t h a t reading room open on W ednesdays lull would centralize th e parole a c
m ilk.
p rincely palace to m ake the tax- day night at 8 o'clock. V isitors are brings a blessing and a real Inspir and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m tivities of th e p en iten tiary , boys'
and girt-.' achoob undei a ingle
g a th e re r blink and to lu re the w elcome a t any service.—Dr. W al ation. T hey not only p re a c h , hut S unday's topic. "M ind."
board Holman objects to tlie pro
tf sing and play Instrum ents They
F av o rs H ighw ay F u n d fo r City
crim inal elem ents. In the low er te r H untington, pastor.
posed disruption of tlie parole staffs
will be conducting the services at
b rack ets th ere is a grow ing clam or
GOING DOW N •
at the boys' and girls' school ,
E d ito r A rgus—It has been called to m y atten tio n for h ig h er stan d ard s of living—not
11 a m and 7:30 p. m this Sunday
Mountain Home Evangelical
M any a g re e th a t O regon legislators
"We didn't start ius ju n g le beasts w hich have been built up over ..
and then on through th e week
C hurch
th a t you have w ritte n sev eral articles in reg ard
a bigger price but at a sm aller
a re u n d erp aid , th a t th e $3 a day d oesn’t to th e diversion of h ig h w ay rev en u e. T h e play at
R egularly each Sunday: S unday each night at 7 45 Do not nn-.s and w ork up." ao says Uncle Eh period of y ears w ith a view to
price. By this tim e, th e public
We
w ent in at th e top and w orked giving ex p ert supervision to these
ta k e care of th e ir expenses w hile a t w hich h as been m ade on th e w ord diversion is a well know s w hat it w ould m ean if school, 10 a. m., E dw ard A eblscher, these inspiring services. T his Sat- dow n."
he adds.
ju v e n ile delinquents
sup
erin
ten
d
en
t.
M
orning
w
orship
-
urday
evening
a
t
7
45
Rev
Salem , and th e solons seem to feel the sm oke screen because all th e cities of th e sta te are a house could be built in the shop service w ith alte rn a tin g leadership
and
. . .
U ncle Eb is right. F irst step dow n
opposed to d iv ertin g high w ay fu n d s for instead of on th e lot. H ousing m ust
sam e way ab o u t it for it has been re fe rre d o ab th solutely
T
he
perennial
chain sto re hill,
C
hristian
E
ndeavor,
7:30p.m
.
E
v
an
er th a n street, ro ad and highw ay m ain ten an ce becom e a mass production in d u s
long delayed, finally m ade ils ap-
gelistic service. 8 p. m .—Rev. V. T.
1° t}?,e Pe° P Ie six tim es and th ey have said an d construction. Y ou m ust realize th a t a stre e t is try!
Speece, pastor.
tf 1
peurance in S aturday 's bâti h o f
“ N o” in no unm istak eab le term s. U n rec a highw ay an d th a t you m ust tra v e l o v er th is stre e t
New Baby in M u s-P ro d u c tio n
new senate bills The bill would
Fam ily
onciled to th is decision rep re sen ta tiv e s to get to eith e r a co unty ro ad o r a sta te highw ay.
Trinity Lutheran Church
levy an ann u al tax on all retail
The n ex t blessed event in in d u s
he cities oppose th e red u ctio n of gas tax u n til such
stores, ranging from $1 for an in
S ervices a re conducted at 10:30 I
voted an increase, b ut w h a t good it will do T tim
e th a t th is can econom ically be done—in o th er try should be th e b irth of th e a m.; S unday school at 9:45 S er- !
BY SPECIAL
dependent
sto re up to $250 for
in view of th e a ttitu d e of th e people is w ords th e city stre e t is as of m uch im p o rtan ce to packaged hom e- th e hom e th a t is
each store in a chain of 75 or more.
mon topic, "The C hangeless C hrist"
w
rapped
in
cellophane
all
ready
to
C
O
R
R
ESPO
N
D
E
N
T
questionable. R e p re se n tativ e H ughes of th e city autom obile o w n er as is th e county ro ad and set up and occupy—th e tru ly and — Heb 13. 8 D uring the season of
ASHIN G I ON.— w h e n the
ham, chief of army engineer», a
Now that the House has clam ped
th is county seem s to re a liz e the futility state highw ay. D iversion re a lly m eans to use th e fully p re-fab ricated house. From L en t devotional services are held I
president abruptly ended ne
m oney for such th in g s as schools, relief, etc.
member of the old committee
every
T
hursday
evening
at
8.
For
'
down on new bills they a re all
the very start, th e asking price
of such action and ta k e s fo r g ra n te d th a t
gotiations
to
pool
TVA
power
coming in by way o f t h e S e t i a t . 1
The League of O regon C ities has no in ten tio n of a good five-room house (not the com ing service the local pas- 1
was not picked for the new one
with electricity produced by p ri
th e people m ean t " n o ” w hen th ey said of jeopardizing
The hopper of the upper house isl
th e sta te h ig h w ay system or of its in cluding th e lot) ought to be to r w ill speak on the subject, "The
V "
T- w - Norcross, chief
vate
power
companies
In
the
Clogged every day, a single day .
“ n o ” because his vote a t Salem is in line u ltim ate com pletion. We a re only ask in g fo r a d i $3000. To a g reater and g reater ex- , S ilence of C h ris t.'—M ark 14. 60-ti!
of the Forest Service's Division
Tennessee
valley,
the
attention
grist d u rin g the past week to tallin g
vision of highw ay fu n d s w hich m eans a portion of ten t new hom es w ill be m ade by You are cordially welcomed to w or
Of
_______ w B
I
w ith th e o ft-re p e a te d ballo t decision.
selected
to sit
35.
of Washington was focused on with Engineering,
th e increase in h ig h w ay rev en u e.
the recon.”titJuTcom mRtce‘
th e m odern m achines of industry. sh ip w ith us.
the new National Power Policv
On reliab le au th o rity I can s ta te and I th in k They w ill featu re th e new m a
K now ing God, they w orshipped
N PPr
J°t> of Ihe
P ilgrim House
Committee.
th at G eorge McGee can p ro v e it. th e chairm an and ch in ery of living Such houses will ! T hursday: C om m em oration
NI IC Is to work out a policy
him not as God. “T hat w as aw ay
of
Ostensibly,
the
committee
Is
to
incerase
com
fort
and
secu
rity
from
state highw ay en g in eer te n ta tiv e ly agree to give
back yonder before the flood. Anil
for rates and distribution of the
M artin L uther, reform ation fath-
T he new p a rk com m ission, as nam ed th
make recommendations for legis
e cities ap p ro x im ately $800.000 a y e a r if th e com th e lightning rod and insulation I er. F riday and S aturday: Em ber
says the Bible, as it wax in the
power Bonneville w ill be ready
by M ayor G a rre tt, has a re a l o p p o rtu n ity m ission could designate th e stre e ts an d spend th e on the roof, to th e heater, cooler days,
lation
under
which
the
$51,000,-
days of Noah, before the floixl. ...
set aside for special prayer
to sell by October.
It may
)yer
and
sp
rin
k
le
r
system
in
the
b
a
s
e
-
1
000
Bonneville
dam,
on
the
Co
fo r service to th e com m unity. W ith the m oney u n d er th e ir d ire c t supervision. T his c e rta in m ent. This hom e of the fu tu re fo r the church universal and fo
shall it be w hen C hrist re tu rn s to
for
recommend that rates be fixed
lumbia river In Oregon, w ill op
sw eep aside this present set-u p of
im provem ents m ade th ro u g h fe d e ra l aid ly show s th a t fu n d s a re a v a ilab le to th e citias.
m ust be brought w ithin reach of th e clergy. Sunday: Second of L en
temporarily by the Federal I’ow-
nations und to lak e over all rule
erate. But the committee mem
I could w rite pages and pages on w hy th e cities
th e m illions In order to be m ade ten S unday chapel services at 10:30
er Commission.
last y e a r th e use of th e S hute p a rk will be
to him self.
a. m., w ith serm on on "Not U nto
bers. who have pointed Ungers at
re ju stly en titled to a sm all portio n of th e highw ay by the million!
Because
I
n
d
u
s
t
r
i
e
s
locate
g re a tly increased and every e ffo rt should a revenue,
So w orship died out hack th ere
the persistent efforts of private
Look a t the o th er fam ily item s! U ncleanliness, but U nto H oliness”
b u t I am going to suggest th a t M cGee con
where cheap power is available
before th e flood in N oah's tim e
be m ade to en courage people to use it tact you and give you th is in fo rm atio n to read at w hich —
power companies to press court
have - gone mu/
into qudiiuiy
q u an tity (I Thes. 4:7); L iturgy of confes
It
becomes
apparent
that
the
And
these lust days being like
D r o d u c tio n
W
h v r*nn
Why
can n an n average ' sion and absolution; the general
suits against the TVA, ore sup
m ore and m ore fo r rec re a tio n a l purposes. your convenience. It m ay be of in te re st to add th at production.
that, we ask if men now have
recommendations of the commit
re a d e r use 100 tin cans a year? litany; "Religion in the N ew s” to p
th
e
highw
ay
com
m
ission
have
sp
en
t
u
n
d
er
th
e
ir
d
i
posed
to
have
influenced
the
tim e for God? Does Dad get the
O u r neighbors i n su rro u n d in g farm in g rect supervision on an av erag e of b e tte r th an $20.- Because a m achine is able to ics: "George W ashington on his
tee might make I m p o r t a n t
president's decision to roll oil the
fam ily together and open the Book
changes in the Industrial map of
com m unities should be invited to enjoy 000.000 a y ear since th e estab lish m en t of th e h ig h sw ing out 400 cans a m inute! If K nees,” an appreciation of the fa th power
pool negotiations.
to read the w ords of life 0„d light
the country, if , he government
you tried to roll y o u r own tin e r of the nation; "Why O nly C om
w ay departm ent.
it as much as possible.
to the brood?
The tendency seems to be to
m unism ?" a review of the C ath o
cans
w
ith
hand-snips
and
soldering
aggressively
pushes
any
public
S tep 2 "N either gave th a n k s.”
I w ould like to see you h av e th e m a tte r clear iron, cans w ould be in th e jew elry lic archbishop's pastoral letter for
ward blanketing the country
power plan that w ill affect retail
Too busy is he today also. Too busy
in y o u r m ind an d be ab le to boost in favor of th e case and not on th e food counter. Lent; and "A lbany College Okehs
with public power projects such
to bow the knee and open Ids
cities req u est as I th in k it v e ry reasonable.
as TVA, to be handled by re
G iant in d u stries have put on the D ancing." W ednesday. F ebruary 24.
h eart and m outh to praise (iod and
If pin m achines are to be taboo, th e re
I w ould be pleased to h e a r from you.—C. G. road one autom obile, say, per e v is th e com m em oration of St M at
gional “ authorities’' which w ill
y^ZHATEVER
power
legislation
plead for (lie kiddies und olders that
ery six or seven people. Mass p ro thias. th e apostle The L enten sea
make compromises with private
a re p robably several o th e r ty p es of g a m REITER, C ity M anager, Bend.
the rich blessings of heaven may
goes fo Congress with Presi
duction h as im proved quality, e n son w ill end w ith special services
power
companies
only
when
follow thorn th rough the day.
)
b ling th a t should be banned, in clu d in g th e
dent
Roosevelt’s
backing
w
ill
be
larged quantity, and low ered cots d u rin g holy w eek, and the E aster
forced to by supreme court de
S tep 3
"Becam e abaorbed in
d o g races. H ow ever, it is going to be a
fought,
not
only
by
private
pow
of the n ation's transportation, food, Dawn w orship, Sunday, M arch 28,
cisions. in particular, the ad
useless discussions." Reasoned God
and clothing. Now, w hy n o t use at 6:30 a, m. P astor H en ry S H aller
er companies, but by transporta
m ig h ty tough jo b keeping th e A m erican
out of it next. "S et up th eir own
ministration is known to favor
mass production to provide th e term p robability ra th e r t h a n a
tion
interests
ns
well.
way iiLstead of his way.
an Ohio Valley Authority which
p eo p le aw ay from gam bling. If not out in
n atio n's sh elter? From my view n ear-term possibility.
The
same
group
which
Is
ex
St<»p 4 - “A nd t h e i r senseless
would combine flood control and
th e open it will be behind b a rre d doors
point, th a t question a d m i t s o f
F ifteen Y ears Ago
pected to try to defeat the St.
In ev ery th in g I have said, I r e power development.
m inds w ere darkened. “Now God
but
one
answ
er:
“G
ive
us
t
h
e
an d m any people realize this.
fer to m aterial houses b u ilt by
A rgus, F e b ru ary 16, 1922—E. J. S h erm an a rra n g 'packaged' hom e.”
I-awrcnce waterway legislation,
him self takes a hand, you see. He
hands, and not to sp iritu al homes
es to s ta rt his m ill in South T u alatin .
draw s a veil over th e ir sp iritu al
When It comes up, w ill fight pub
W here is M issing Link?
new
NI’
PC
Is
headed
by
m ade by hum an hearts. The great
eye-sight. B linded then us a ju d g
lic power projects, which Im
Mrs. S ophia J. C rep s of B anks dies F e b ru a ry 7.
W hy has p réfabrication not yet in stitution we call H ome is not
Secretary Harold lckes; and
m ent for q u ittin g him, the giver of
prove navigation.
R. L. T u ck er com pleting his b u ild in g for m a n u c au g h t th e public's im agination-' som ething th a t can be tu rn ed out
Frederic A. Delano, the presi
all good. Run th rough the B ible
The development of river vnl-
The m issing link of ready-m ade by m achine tools. H ome Sw eet dent's uncle, is one of its mem
T he O reg o n ian is g rea tly w ro u g h t up factu re of D untile.
and
see for yourself w hat the Lord
homes to d a te is lack of versatile Home can never be put on th e a s bers.
vJi? (,WuS. Whnt Presid«o‘ Roose
in s u p p o rt of th e repeal of th e sta te crim
does to all w ho tu rn from the light
design.
To
be
successful,
these
velt had In mind when PWA was
T h irty Y ears Ago
sem bly line or m anufactured in
as he gives it.
Only a lew insiders realized
in al syndicalism law and has been fo r sev
homes of tom orrow m ust not reg i
created.
At that time Lew
S tep 6 “B oasting of th e ir own
A rgus, F e b ru ary 14. 1907—Ira D. L atim er of T il m ent ua in to row s of residences q u a n tity output. With m ore e f that a National Power Commit
e ra l y e a rs. It fee ls th a t the m easure fo r lam ook
Douglas, who was director of the
wisdom they becam e u tte r fools.
and Miss C alla Young of H illsboro m arried w hich look like a strin g of r a il ficient production and operation tee was already existent when
of houses, men and women will I
its re p e a l sh o u ld be tak en o u t of com m it h e ro F e b ru a ry 10.
S tep 6 And instead of w o rsh ip
¿'nACt' pprsUi|ded Roosevelt that
road cars. Instead, by clever d e
the new one was created TVA
ping the Im perishable God, they
NRA was the recovery measure
te e a n d says, “ L e t the legislators sta n d
D avid S m ith of F orest Grove, pioneer of 1851, sign and construction, packaged win m ore freedom f o r creating Director Llllenthal, who had a
Home in its deep er sense. To be
w orshipped Images resem bling p e r
homes m ust be as versatile and in assured of th e only kind of pros- 1 bitter row with TVA Chairman
be push('d fl« t.
up an d be c o u n te d .” True, b ro th er, tru e , dies F e b ru a ry 8.
ishable m an. S tep 7 - T h e last step
I WA and CWA became clear-
C rescen t th e a tre m anagem ent plans an o th er e x d iv id ual and personal in form as p e rity th a t Is sound and lasting, Morgan, was on the old com
o th e rs m ig h t be in terested in th e color cursion from B uxton and B anks for "T he Missouri th e clothes w hich we wear. When
w orship im ages of beasts, birds and
big houses for huge sums of
this
nation,
and
all
o
th
er
nations,
mittee but Is not included In the
creeping things. Scg Rom ans 1:21-23
re v e a le d .
G irl." F e b ru a ry 26.
th e "factory-hom e" builders o v e r need not m erely higher stan d ard s ' new
money which went Into schools,
for th e above.
one.
W illiam Z u erch er of P o rtlan d an d L ydia P icren come th e public's fear of re s i of living—hut stan d ard s of higher
d ?e’ ’ nnrt cop«-thouses
Folks can get rig h t an y w h ere on
The aimy engineers, who have Snd ,7 '
d en tial standardization, then p ré living!
of H elv etia m a rrie d h e re F e b ru a ry 14.
I
"he shelL *
' P’On WaS PU' on
hfer..w a•,; dl7 ," - C ount th e blood
co-operated
with
administrations
fabrication
is
destined
to
be
th
e
H illsboro B oard of T rad e en th u siastically con
B usiness today, as registered by 1
of
( Iiri.st as blotting out th e stain /
"inctustry of th e decade."
T he th e B absonchart, is tw o per cent more sympathetic to private
T a lk is com ing out o f Salem of m ak in g sid ers plans for new h otel h ere as prom oted by R L gro
and '?.a \ n? W bC<?n ,ak en dow p
n
n
*i uiP'ui T j e re ls a fountain
u
n
dw
ork
fo
r
success
has
been
power
companies,
are
out
of
above norm al and 14 per cent b e t
filled w ith blood; draw n from Im-
and Is being considered by a
th e legislative session b rief. W ell, th ey Cate.
favor with the New Deal power
Commissioner Buchanan’s idea to bond and build laid and progress is com ing along te r than a y ear ago.
m
anuel's
veins and sin n e r's p lu n g
h
an
d
-p
ick
ed
group
of
men
who
apace. H owever, full realization of
w o n ’t h u rt th e feelin g s of a lot of folks.
group; so perhaps that’s the rea
roads by contract given backing.
Copyright—1937
ed beneath th a t flood, lost* a l l
this v ast o p p o rtu n ity is still a long-
on
.
lyC
°
6ye
w'
th
,he
President
P u b lish ers' F inancial B ureau
son MaJ. Gen. Edward M. Mark-
heir guilty stains -George N T ay
on the power question.
The Labor Rills
NCW1U4T
A fte P O Q T C G FCQ
MV SCHOOL RAPtiC, I THiNVt 1
SHÄLL P2evAl|_ UPON M0UÊ CHIEF I
Kt hruai > 21 Sunday school. 9 ta
a m C C W eber, su p erin ten d e n t.
church w orship service. II a n t.
anthem by tin* choir M r H e x
Howell, pianist Speciul rnublc Sei
mon by the pastor. Mihject “T in'
Gospel f o i the Lost
Epworth
League, G 30 p m . topic He St.II
ami Know rh.it I Am God ' Psalm
I 10 10 This is the second study in
a sei ie- i>n "Resources for a Good
Life 'l’lie aim is to find helpful
inethixts for the devotional life
Evening service at 7:30 Thus will he
\ i'i ip T h i. ugh tin* Holy i.H ii
by m eans of a motion picture It
will show tin» place w here Jesus
! was horn
the tow n w here lit»
grew up Monday. 5:45 to 7 30 p
nt., G eorge W ashington dinner in
church basem ent W ednesday. 7 30
p m . m id-w eek .service, praise,
p ray er and Hibl s tu d y T h u r s d a y ,
I 1
I m . «»hoi practice Alex
ander H awthorm push»!
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