Tapp Two
H IL L S B û RO
SriHsbon^cAr g us
W ith W h lr h la Combined Iho H i l l , boro Independan!
H llla b o ro A r « u , E .ta b 1*94
H illa b o n . Independent K .i.1 .
1ST»
M c K IN N E Y A M c K I N N E Y , l ’ u k li.h .r »
P u ltlh h ed T liu r.d a y
I e te re i
nd-cla»» m a tta r In tha
postofficti at H illu boro, O regon
Hope So
Prediction is m ade by a dem ocratic op
ponent in the house th at G overnor M artin
will he a c a n d id a te to succeed him self.
This opponent c h a rg e s th a t the governor
will have the su p p o rt of all the rea c tio n
ary elem ents in th e state. .Manv hope th a t
the governor will he a c a n d id a te because
they teel th a t he has given th e sta te a
good, sound a d m in istra tio n at a tim e when
it was p a rticu la rly needed. They consider
him one ot the best governors th e state
has ever had. in sp ite of the fact th a t some
ot his rem a rk s have not alw ays been as
diplom atic as they m ight have been. His
ad m in istratio n has been such th a t he will
not have the su p p o rt of rad ical elem ents
and th a t is as it should he.
1 he g o vernor has been the g o v ern o r of
all the people and not of anv p a rtic u la r
group.
AR G U S ,
fìahson S /ü /i’xÇ
He is Still
zln Optimist
TT T L L S R O R O , O R E G O W
Thursday, March 11. 1927
ie Great American Heme
forces Services for shut ins in after
noon by young iieople llaptisin.il
service. 3 p hi C hristiun Endeavor.
*' -id p m Inti-rm eitiale amt Young
People E vangelistic service, 7 311 |>.
m Song •.err ice assisted by the
'olmi*, p e o p les choir u n d er direi
lion oi Paul t'ollui-.. d irecto r S em i
on M a n ■ Most Precious Treusuri* "
M ondar to S atu rd ay daily and
nightly hom e visitation by worker*,
«oint: tw o by tw o If
P u lu a n i
pastor.
Pension Set-Up
to Include Needy
Persons of 65
ONCE A ß ßAlLlAWD AVAN, MA«\*,
By R oger Babson
I AU.WA'iS A tiVlLÚCAO M \N. THAT'S
BABSON PARK. Fla . Mar •h 3
Ath f VP'S lOeA CF A tîrAL
By A. I.. I itiilhrek
.-
W v e r s e M c K inn ey
The cu rlain has just fallen ou a
M R S E. ( ' M e K I N N E Y
SALEM O regon will slufi It i
TÛAiLEÛ.
I
E d ito r
most
interesling
A ,n o c iate E d ito r
conference held
old age p i 'i i s i o i i s e t - l ip to i n i l i i d i
. _______ r
here at my winti h e a d q u arters in
needy
tiersoii.s 63 years of age and
O F F I C I A L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
Babson P a r k .
over effective . l a n u . ii > 1. n est, if j
Selected a , O regon*, Rest W eekly New sp aper, 1930
Fin T he m ain
G m e iiio r
M a r lin
s ig n s
H ie
h ill
N am ed on A ll-A m e ric a n W eekly N ew sp aper E leven . I9S0
s u b j e c t.
o f
w ideii has pas.sed b o t h H ie h o u s e
Whosoever Will
H o n o rab le M en tio n N a tio n a l e d ito r ia l Aaauciathm N e w sp ap er
course, w as how
and s e n a te as he is expected to d o
(A bove N orth Plains)
P m lu ctio n Contaot, 1934-35, and G eneral Excellence. 1935
d ifferen t trends.
D uring the len iain d er of t h e
Sunday school. .10 a in . we arc
-S u c II a s t h e
Subscription Rates S tric tly la s h in A d san ra
how ever,
pension
u rging in ireii i'il atten d an ce in the current year.
w aste of n a t
paym
ents will lie 11,tilled to neeilv
" ¡thin W ashington C ounty
spring and sum m er, plans a re tin
ural
resources,
Per ___
yeaI’
---- --------- ---- 11.50
T w o m onths _ ________ .
« ‘ I
-,
tlerw.'iy for th e E aster services. persons of 70 vears and oxer under
creeping in fla
S5
Six monhtu _
<»
O na m onth
Serm
on liy the pastor, II a m C on Hie lei ins of Hie lull xvlileli Is tioxx
|0 . t 0
t
i
o
n
.
1
a
b
o
r
T h ree months
IU 50
P e r copy
......... .....
6c
secration and tarry service, short in tin* hands of Hie governor
troubles,
a
n
d
O utside W ash in g to n C ounty
Bible study. 3 p. m Evangelistic
Rediietlon of Hie age requirem ent !
th e like, a re a f
U . S., per year
Fo reig n eountriea
service. Il p m . serm on topic hus for old age assistance. It Is e s ti
W 50
fe c t i ng
th e
not
been
announced
T
uesday
all
mated.
will cost Hie state an addi
business
o u t
M E M B E R O regon State
day p ray er service; It p in e v an g el tlonal $680.40(1 d u rin g this biennium
E d ito ria l Association and
F irs t A u d ited Paper.
lo o k
H aving
istic service S atu rd ay . 7 p m . The .several eounllei will also lie
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Asso-
L arge st A B C W eekly
R oger IV. Bakson had
tim e
t o
ria tio n .
C irc u la tio n in W « i
stre e t service al Second and Minn req u ired to budget Hus additional
m ull over the
in
Hillsboro.
various form al
am ount next y ear to meet th eir
and round-
S tate se n ato rs score th e unnecessary table discussions, talks
■ hale of Hie pension cost
I can now pass
W hosoever W ill—H illsboro
noise by m otor vehicles on the highw ay. along som e of the m ain thoughts
In pussing this pension program ,
c?i
S aturday. 7 p m . S treet service which rep resen ts th e original wavs
It is not ju st lim ited to h ighw ays as citv to renders.
i will begin again at Second and and m eans com m ittee proposal w ith
F crw ard-B uying too Heavy
A m em ber of th e P ortland police “ red streets, especially in Hillsboro, get a little
Mam. at 7 311 a m eeting will open only one m inor am endm ent. Hie
In the first place, m.vst of those
squad recently said th a t the com m unist m ore th a n th e ir sh a re . T housands would
i t ' --
in Hie little church on Mam street house n e e d e d from Its stand for
in attendance agreed that th e sh arp
near First Will be glad to m eet all im m ediate reduction of the age re
p arty has m ore th a n 2.000,000 a d h e re n ts a p p re c ia te any action t h a t m ig h t be boom in business since
uun
our friends liiere, and urge sträng duirem ent to 85 y ears and for ,
in the U. S. w orking covertly th ro u g h b ro u g h t to elim in ate such d i s tu r b in g m er is but p a rtia lly due last
to n a tu
ers io be w ith us M elvin E Janies shift in the nxst ratio, w hich would
scores of o rganizations to overthrow the noises.
ral recovery and largely du e to
w ill Innig tlii> evening m essage have im posed o ne-third of Hie total
artificial and psychological in flu
A m erican governm ent. He pointed out
Wateli (or fu rth e r announcem ent of burden on the state, with t h e
ences. A m ong th e latter, th e race
these m eetings.
counties iiuving only one sixth of
th a t comm unism is the most deceptive
for w ar m aterials, stocking-up in
the cost, instead of state and co u n
and poisonous doctrine ever fed to the
anticipation of higher prices, and
ties eaeli paying one-fourth of Hi,,
>'oar«qaare Chorch
A m erican people.
forw ard buying as a hedge against
P astor will speak at both services l o s t as u n d er Hie present progrum
Revival o f th e NRA
T he only o th er change of any
labor troubles, w ere chiefly d is
Q uotations w ere read from com m unist
I S unday. In llie m orning w orship
becom e p lainly ap p aren t by th is tim e th at cussed. T hese subjects w ere u p p e r
service at 11 tie w ill an sw er the eonseqiieiiee is the old age |iension
litera tu re describing civil disobedience th e It ad has
m in istratio n inten d s to do som ething about
in everybody's mind. M any
question "W hat Does It Mean to program nt this session assum ing
activities to w eaken the cap italistic sys rev iv in g at least p art of th e co u rt-k illed NRA and most
w ere w orried by this great w ave
A bide in C h ris t......Phis is a request that the governor signs Hi,, lull
tem and to tra in w orkers in in d u strial re m ak in g it a perm an en t gov ern m en tal policy
ot advance buying Som e felt that
in*“ -.age At 7 30 the evening e v a n wiis an am endm ent u n d er w hich
gelistic m essage will be on the sub- aged persons, otherw ise qualified,
th ree or four m onths from now
volt, which la te r could be tu rn e d into
S urp risin g ly th ere h a s been little p ro te s t a g ain st
lis t. "T he D evil's C om prom ises" may Use th eir pen,ion- in p a y in g
governm ent revolt. The process described it even from th e most d ie-h ard R epublicans and invent.'*. ,es w ill becom e top heavy
This will be preceded by the usual for a portion ,,r all of Hie cost of
and production w ill suffer O thers
o
th
er
enem
ies
of
th
e
ad
m
in
istratio
n
w
ho
how
led
was to encourage strik es and m an ip u late
gospel song service and m usical Hieu* keep in a p riv ate institution
loudly against th e NRA w hen the blue ea g le s w ere alarm ed by w hat they felt
them by boring w ithin tra d e unions and most
program .»Y ou w ill enjoy this s e r I his provision, how ever, will not
was too sh arp a ju m p in certain
w ings w ere overshadow ing th e w hole land
vice Services ure also held on T u es apply to persons win, have p a i d
secretly ex ertin g as m uch rad ic al in flu
It seem s certain th a t m any of th e N R A s most com m odity prices.
day and F riday ut 7 4a p m T his or a re a b le to pay th e ir own wav
W hile th e heavy goods have not
ence as possible, encourage m ass dem on b itte r foes have com e to believ e th a t it was, at
Friday 'to m o rro w ) the m onthly in one of tbvue hunii’s
least in part, a good th in g and th a t th e principles yet touciied norm al as have co n
C hief concern of both the house
stratio n s ag ain st police a u th o rities a n d
m em bership m eeting will follow the
IX’opIe's fellow ship. 5 p. m . R I
behind it w ere w o rth y ones. A p artial rev iv al might sum er goods concerns, they, n e v e r
service and all m em ber» and senate in liberalizing Hie p e n
finally seek g en eral strikes, w hich could be w elcom ed by th e nation.
B urnett leader Friday choir re evening
theless. show a h ealthy advance
e urged to be present
G uy P sion program was the ability of
be tu rn e d into revolution.
hearsal, 7 30 p. m S aturday. Merci a D r uffield,
As th e special com m ission to stu d v th e blue over a y e a r ago. M oreover, m a
Congregatluiul Church
Hie counties to meet Hie additional
J r , pastor.
In spite of such revelations we have eagle's bones has ju st rep o rted to th e p resid en t and chine-tool bookings, locom otive o r C hurch school, 10 a. m . Prof. 13. a q uiet day for ladies w ill In
cost T he state, it was explained
conducted
by
Bishop
B
agwell
a
through
him
to
congress,
th
e
NRA
tried
to
do
too
ders.
and
o
th
er
heavy
in
d
u
stry
b
a
r
would
be uble to m eet »t.s .huro of
those who w ould discount th e insidious
Stalley, superin ten d en t;
m orning
F irst B aptist ( h u rrh
uch and was a too com plex organization
It om eters a re
forecasting fu rth e r w orship, 11 a. m. L enten sermon. St Helens Hull T he first m édita
P ra y e r service T h u rsd ay evening the increase w ithout uny a d d itio n
activities of th is subversive g ro u p and m
tioii
w
ill
be
given
at
10
.»
m
Th.
w orked u ndoubted h ard sh ip on m anv. it w as d iffi big gains.
"The Sun Shall be No More Thy subject of the m editation for W ed at 8 O rin e o C ottage p ray er m e e t al revenue, w hereas som e of tla*
allow them every o p p o rtu n ity to s p re a d cult of enforcem ent because of w idespread opposi
One speaker stressed th e labor L ight," W oixiward Solo by Mrs nesday in Passion w eek w ill be ing T uesday evening at 7 30 at the counties. It was adm itted, xxill li*
th e ir vicious poison. Evidence has been tion. and ev en if th e su p rem e court had not dealt outlook He reg ard s strik e pos Hinds. H illsboro B usiness m i l l P ro "Worship." Mr and Mrs A lf o hom e of Mr anil Mrs B ella S u n hard put to meet Hie in c r.* ise |
brought out as to red activities in rec e n t it an early death, it w as alm ost certain to have gone sibilities in coal and steel as the fessional W om eu's club w ill a t Johnson of Forest G rove enter- day school. Il 45. m orning w orship. burden With this problem in m ind
board v ery soon afterw ard .
II Tin* subject of the m orning will an interim com m ittee will study
biggest th re a t to
business thus tend th is .service. Y oung people's tuined th e young px’ople'
m ajo r strikes, p a rtic u la rly th e m aritim e „ by . th R e ev‘val
. ° f th e NRA is a m a tte r w hich should spring. O ther delegates rep o rted m eeting. 7 p i n . in th e church sh ip society lust T hursday . fellow- tie "A V isionless People " It Y r Hie problem d u rin g the next tx»o
evening.
strikes on th e coast in th e last few y ears not be considered lig h tly and. if attem pted, should
U.. 7 p. in E vening service. 8. ut years and report back to the next
R eginald Hicks, vicar. ’
heavy fo rw ard -b u y in g of ail types study. L aw rence W ism er of H ills
and which have been led by an A u stra lia n b e done only in a m ild form .
w hich tim e th e p asto r will consider session w ith recom m endations for
of m aterials based on fears of fu r boro and stu d en t in P acific uni-
Hu* second "C onspicuous C haructer raising additional revenue, a part
The lab o r provisions of th e old one could ner- th er labor troubles. This is an u n versity has been engaged to direct
radical. H arry Bridges. All of these things
la
iu
rrl
Evangelical
(
h
u
rrh
o f Tiie Cross Ju d as Iscariot
Otis Of w hich will go tow ard relieving
revived. alth o u g h m odified som ew hat from healthy trend M anagem ents m ust in the conduct of S unday evening
( S e v e n m ilts south o f H ill,boro)
have proven m ighty costly to th e g en eral baps,
the eotintles of th eir tax load
W W eiuger. pastor
w hat they orig in ally were, and if successful m ight piotect them selves: but such b u y young people's m eetings H e will
S unday school. 10 a. m . M is A
public of this entire U nited S tates and it ,dhti , mUC,h
9 u i e t ‘he, c u rre n t w ave of labor unrest ing is sim ply borrow ing on fu tu re also assist in tiie choir and church W atkins, su p erin ten d e n t P reaching
O rville G am ble, superintend, ent
school as needed T. A rth u r Dun- service, 11 a. in. Ju n io r C hristian
will ta k e m any, m any y e a rs fo r t h e
P entecostal T ab erttarlo
th at is tro u b lin g th e land.
business. S purts, caused by strik e
In te re ste d crow ds a re enloving of the trad e school for adult blind
ReVi‘iVaJ ° f th e P rovisions go v ern in g tra d e p rac fears a re only tem p o rary stim u gan, m inister.
“ g ain s” m ade by th e strik e rs to m ake up
E ndeavor, 6 p. ni. l(ev. V. T. Speeee.
at
Portland, has resigned Hi, sue-
pastor.
¡j the teaching m in istry of o u r Hrolli-
fo r th e losses su ffe re d by them th ro u g h tices w ill be a m ore d ifficult problem These p ro v is lants. T he effects soon w ear off
Free Methodist Church
or B ruce G ibson, u n iq u e m p resen eessor will lie nam ed by th e llew
ions
w
ere
w
hat
caused
m
uch
of
th
e
tro
u
b
le
before
B usiness is th en forced to wait
this idleness.
board created by an act of
W hile u n fa ir com petition and p rice chiseling are
Services for this w eek. M arch 8 First ( hurrh of Christ, Scientist tation but highly ap preciative. The lli.ti legislative session, soon t< Hu
revelation of tru th is easily receiv
ta
evils th at ought to be abolished, some m ethod of for consum er dem and to cut down to 14. a rc as follow s: P ra y e r m eet
S
ervices
are
held
every
Sunday
heavy inventories. M eanw hile, con
by Hie governor The
doing so th at w ill b e fa ir to all and w ill be en- fidence is lost and activ ity suffer«, ing. 7:30 p. in . T hursday. S unday i t 11 a. in ; W ednesday evening ed by even a child's m ind S ubject appointed
resignation,
it
is
understood
tonight
"The
K
ingdom
of
H
eaven
"
'
ime
h a T ^ t t e r ^ l e ^ a l r n ^ °F
th e NRA in all branches of trad e and in school. 10 a. m.; preaching, 11 a. services at 8 o'clock; S unday school S unday m orning "Behold the Lam b a. Ibe result of differences betw een
tn. and 7:30 p. tn. Young people's at 11 a m. P upils up to the age
dustry.
of God " S unday night. "A nti- G am ble and bis advisors, s e v e r a '
m eeting. 6:45 p. m -J. N. W alker, of 20 y ears are w elcom ed
is J 1 ‘f t 10
i oped* how ever, th a t th e p resid en t's
F ree C hrist " Special m usic al each s e r of whom w ill probably be appoint^
Another Pre NRA Room?
E fforts to secure legislation to secure rx
pastor.
P‘ snnth
h? com Plete>y consum m ated one way
reading room open on W ednesdays vice. We shall co n tin u e these m e e t <*d to th e new board.
O ne en tire session w as given to
reg istratio n and some d eg ree of resp o n or another. T he fact th a t new rev iv al of th e NRA
and S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p ni ings evry night fur y o u r benefit,
The Orrnro-Kft-dvillr Parish
sibility of ind u strial o rg an izatio n s w ere is planned will, an d in fact alread y is. re su ltin g in a discussion of inflation. The con
S unday's topic, •'S ubstance"
th e refo re you a re invited and e x
R eports th a t C harles | | Carcv.
sensus
was
th
at
th
e
a
d
m
in
istra
unsuccessful in spite of th e g re a t need. atm osphere of u n certain ty in business, p a rticu larly tio n s latest m oves have given busi S unday school in both churches.
pel ted tn a tten d
S unday school (date corporation com m issioner, and
10 a. in.; w orship serv ice in the
Trinity
Lutheran
Church
?on
U
n
u
?
th
c°
n
tra
c
t%
o
f
,
a
ny
considerable
d
u
ra
Sunday.
10
a
m
.
Rev
E
J
Ebert,
b la n k Wire, stale gam e supervisor
By bringing about responsibility th e g en
T he service of w orship begins
e h ltrE
i th pla!? u fairIy wel1 o utlined an d its ness m en an o th er case of jitters. O renco church. 11 a. m.; w orship
su p erin ten d en t Cla ■ ,es for alt ages, l i r e to be replaced have b. en d e n i e d
e ra l public, th e w o rk e r and th e em ployer chances
of successful adoption indicated, th a ’ u n Som e conference atten d an ts fore servie« in the R eedville church. 8 10:311 a m.; S unday school at « 45 com e and bring Hie ch ild ren with by G overnor M irim The g o x e i
will eventually be served b e tte r and m ore certa in ty w ill continue. S tab ility is one of th e best saw a new NRA u pheld by a p. in. W om en's M issionary society Serm on topic, "O ur Union Wlttl you M orning w orship ut tl Young nor ex p lain ed that lie bad m ade
'liberalized" suprem e court. O thers m eets at O renco on t i i e th ird W ed ( hrist.
Join, 5. I -6. D uring Hu people's m eeting. 0 45 p m I ,<*lmar
rem edies for business recovery and1 it is h l* d n
wisely.
change in th e corim ration <|-
proceed fa r w ithout it.- A s to r ia A slorian Budget.
visioned m axim um hour and m in i nesday of each m onth and at R eed season of L ent s e r v ic e s an* also co n W yatt, su p erin ten d e n t J F Shock - p no artm
en t and that the gam e super-
P a rtic u la rly , should t h e legislators
m um wage bills bringing about ville on th e fo u rth T hu rsd ay of ducted at 8 p. m. Rev. J. A. Rim - elford. pastor.
visor w as u n d er th e gam e com
tf bach of P o rtlan d w ill be Hie guest
from a g ric u ltu ra l com m unities, w h e r e
sharply higher labor costs. Some each m onth.
mission of whust plana he knew
sp eak er tins evening You a re eord-
likened the c u rre n t advance to the
farm e rs have been heavy losers as a re
nothing.
I'ilgratn House
S eventh-day A dventist C hurch
| ially w elcom ed to w orship w ith us.
feverish
boom
let
back
in
Ju
ly
M arch 12: C om m em oration of St
D eath and T axes
su lt of th e m aritim e strikes, have been
S ervices a re held each S abbath
1933, ju s t before the NRA w ent
G regory th e G reat, Doctor of the
O ccasionally you ru n across an in d iv id u al w ho
One of tilt* w ildest scenes stage,
found on th e side of th e Hood River grow
(S atu rd ay )
as follow s: Sabbuth
C
hristian
C
hurch
in
to
effect.
S
ev
eral
econom
ists
C hurch M arch 14: C hapel service
believes he has no in terest in m o u n tin g tax es As
10 a.
ers in seeking this legislation.
view ed w ith uneasy feelings cron school,
», tt
“ m.;
m " p P reaching
iP?c h ln K service
spr
L o rd s day unified study-w orship of public w orship. 10:30 a. tn.. w ith al Die c u rren t legislative .session
a re n te r he h as th e erro n eo u s idea th a t his land
insurance
nlams
you" g PeoPle s m eeting a t service, 9 45-11:45 a. m. C hurch liturgy for P assion S unday (F ifth or at any session in recen t year
plans,
flood control 2:30 p. m.
The A storia A storian-B udget recen tly lord pays th e taxes, th a t th e size of his re n t b u i insurance
for (tint m atter was enacted in
P ra y e r m eeting W ednes school, 9.45; m orning win hip. In 45
:
projects,
an
d
o
th
er
m
easures
call
had a very p e rtin e n t p a ra g ra p h as to th e
day night at 8 o'clock. V isitors are Music by choir. Serm on, Fishers in Lent»; confession and absolution, the house late S atu rd ay afternoon
ref,ected m th e m a tte r of econom y and com
ing
for
additional
fed
eral
outlays
m on sense in governm ent.
m
w elcom e at any service.—Dr. W al of Men." O ur p rc-E astcr canqim gn the G eneral L itany, serm on: "How over tin* issue of ad jo u rn m en t. T he
s itu a tio n :
They expect th a t a n o th e r dose of te r H untington, pastor.
tf IS to be launched at this service Much More tin* Blood of C hrist?" •senate had .sent over a resolution
i _While it is tru e th a t in som e instances lan d -
We a re un ab le to u n d erstan d w h at honest ob
inflation due to fu rth e r increases
P astor w ill present o u tlin e of the 1 H e b r e w s 9:14) Religion in t h e calling for sine die ad jo u rn m en t
tar,d y in jack in g op re n ts su fficien tly to
jections can b e m ade to a b ill th a t w ould req u ire
in
th
e
federal
d
eb
t
w
ill
be
th
e
-Mountain Home Evangelical
cam paign, w hich is to be a tw o News ' topic; "The C hurches and •H 5 p m. M onday. This w „ ,
all organizations of lab o rers or em ployers being
m ou" “ " g tax es th e fact rem ains that ev e n t result.
Church
u ally he will have to do so or lose his investm ent
w eeks' effort; one w eek of ' Home the C hild-L abor A m endm ent," “A prom ptly tabled bv the house A
registered w ith th e sta te w hich w ould m ake th e ir
O f course, m any v aried opinions
R egularly each Sunday: S unday V isitation E vangelism " and o n e N ew spaper C olum nist D iscovers the motion was then made to ad jo u rn
h i?
aS, Aeath and tax es" is a sim ile th a t h asn 't
books open to inspection. C ertain ly th is is n o t
w ere voiced concerning the E uro school, 10 a. m., E dw ard A ebischer, w eek of nightly services w ith home G ospel" and "A M ovie S ta r L o o k s until II) a m M onday This was
tha! »repealfe d 33 y.et an d w e should b ear in m ind
class legislation since it does n o t sin g le out one
at Im m ortality." M arch 17: 'Corn- prom ptly am ended to read 5 p m
pean outlook. T here w ere doubts as su p erin ten d en t. M orning w orship
th a t ev ery tran sactio n carries w ith its cost th e item
class and exclu d e another. Most firm s w hich are
Tin*-day and the am endm ent again
S'j*Ti.e i a x Pay 'n « class is one m ade u p ot to th e wisdom of the new propos service w ith a lte rn a tin g leadership.
large em ployers of labor are corporations, re g u
am ended to read 10:01 a m Mon
ry ,lndlvldL‘ai reg ard less of w h e th e r h e ow ns an als to tax heavily foreign in v est C h ristian E ndeavor, 7:30 p.m . E v an
lated by the state and w ith th e ir p lan ts and books
day T hen the am endm ents w ere
m ents in o u r securities. T he o v er gelistic service, 8 p. m .—Rev. V. T
acre of ground, a foot of lu m b er or a p ean u t stand
open to inspection n o t by one gov ern m en tal agency
Speeee. pastor.
tf
w ith d raw n and the sam e procedure
Registe11 * CSCape th e m * ~ M cM innville T elephone- seas scram ble fo r w ar m aterials
alone b u t b y p erhaps a dozen. B eing in co rp orated
repeated again.
T his horseplay
w as given as a m ajor reason for
th e y have a d efin ite established resp o n sib ility
continued for m ore th a n an hour
-M. E. Church (Bethany)
soaring prices of ce rta in m etals
u n d er th e law . L abor unions, w hich have received
BY S P E C IA L
until the m em bers, exhausted by
and of th e shares of w ar supply
On G erm antow n road. Sunday
m any benefits from sta te and n atio n al laws, should
m anufacturers. Specific instances school every S unday, 10 a m.; G er
C O R R ESPO N D E N T th e ir own p arliam en tary m aneuvi
b e read y to assum e th e ir sh a re of responsibility.
log. w ere content to knock
►ff
or heavy foreign buying of A m eri m an service. 11 a. m.. first and
W A S H IN G T O N .— W h e n t h e
w ork for the w eek-end and com.
O f th e co n tro l C ongress now
th ird S undays; E nglish service, 11
** p re s id e n t’s reo rg an izatio n bill
T h at Lorain, Ohio, boy w ho lost his dog Zero, can raw m aterials w ere cited Yet a.
m„ second and fo u rth Sundays.
ba ■ over tin* chief axecutlva, a l- back M onday m orning.
it was plainly stated by an Italian
can t be convinced th a t he h as lost nothing. '
com es o u t of th e Joint H ouse and
m ost none is left to th a t body,
tf
sp e a k e r th at th e re w ill be no —E. Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
S e n a te co m m ittee w h ere hearings
Four s ta te officials w ill em erge
in th e te n ta tiv e d r a f t o f th e bill,'
U niversity of M innesota stu d en t co-operative E uropean w ar fo r sev eral years at
from the legislative session w ith
a re b eing h eld on th e te n ta tiv e
All S aints (Episcopal)
b u t th e p o w er to m a k e o r d eny
S enator B orah proposes a constitutional g roups have established 50-50 th rift clubs, b arrin g least. In fact, shortages of com- i
bigger and b e tte r pay checks. S a l
d ra ft, a lot o f d e b a te w ill c en te r
Services for Passion S unday
modifies w ere forecast as the m a
a p p r o p r i a t i o n s . I t th e bill
am endm ent to increase sta te rig h ts to cor o n ly women. T hey pro b ab ly fig u re w om en would jo
aries o f the th ree in d u strial acci
on th e p roposed ex ten sio n of
r incentive for Italy or G erm any the fifth S unday in Lent w ill
reach
es
the
S
e
n
a
te
as
th
e
p
re
s
i
soon
change
th
em
to
60-40
clubs.
d en t-unem ploym ent com pensation
re c t evils ch a rg e d to th e suprem e court.
held as follows: Holy com m union,
civil serv ice to all f e d e r a l
to s ta rt form al hostilities.
d e n t’s e x p e rts h av e w ritte n it,
oi? W,' " ‘ ¡ ^ ' ec-M'd from
R elations of sta te s a re so interw oven th a t
j 7:30 a. m.; church school. 9:45 a. agencies.
m em b ers p ro b ab ly w ill p ro test
No Tim e for Pessim ism
T h at m an w ho successfully se n t a cigar to a friend
$.1600 to $5600 a y ear and th e state
in.; m orning p ra y e r at 11. Young
G e n e ra l civ il se rv ice w ould
w hat one does a ffe c ts th e o th ers and a
loudly o v er th e proposal th a t , insurance com m issioner was given
A ustralia, in an o rd in ary envelope, m u st have
These w ere th e m a jo r subjects
m ean a tre m e n d o u s sav in g to
solution of this kind, it seem s to us, w ould
least found a good, strong, five-cent cigar.
only a few top a p p o in tm e n ts w ill
u n d er
discussion.
R eaders can , guage so vile as to p u t one behind
v,. {’r 'y b° Oal fro,n
to *50®° ■*
ta x p a y e rs w ho now a re su p p o rt
h av e S e n a te confirm ation.
easily g a th e r from m y review of th e bars if he sen t such through
he worse th an no solution. Low w ages and
ing
th
o
u
sa
n
d
s
of
inefficient
and
T
w
enty
em
ployes
of
tw
o
C
leveland
:
the
m
eetings
th
a
t
the
business
our own U. S. m ails? W hat m akes
A bolition of th e c o m p tro ller
long hours in W ashington, C alifo rn ia or panies w ere bequeathed stock in t h e p ain t corn-
m em oration of St. P atrick. N ext
useless political jo b h o ld ers, B ut
m a n s confidence of fo u r m onths the difference? J u s t this—We sense
g e n e ra l’s office, m en tio n ed In the
Idaho, fo r instance, w ould b rin g th e sam e w hich m ight be considered sufficient com panies, ago
Stinday. M arch 21, i.s Palm .Sunday.
cong
ressm
en
a
re
re
lu
c
ta
n
t
to
i
it
in
this
land
of
th
e
open
B
ible
has been som ew hat shaken
reason for
p re sid e n t's p u b lic re p o rt on re -
D istribution of palm s and Palm
level in O regon because of th e necessity p ain tin g the tow n red.
yield a sin g le plum w hich is
w J h . n n y » SkiM x. ° f ^ ‘-e'evtion th a t th ere is a m easuring rod, a
o rg an izatio n , still is in the bill
■Sunday mualc, 10:30. L en ten season
N ovem ber have becom e overcast. sta n d ard by w hich every created
th e irs to g a rn e r in th e p atro n ag e
of com peting in the n atio n al m a rk e t w ith
before th e Joint com m ittee, As
e tu is
With the services of Holy
Fears of a business slum p in the j intelligence in th e u niverse is to sh a re c ro p p e r system .
them . A ce n tralize d p ro g ram is th e only
it is now , C ongress h as control
W e e k and th e E aster D awn service
late spring a re general However; be ju d g e d —Angels, m en, demons.
M any N ew Deal m easu res a re
solution.
M
arch
28. nt 6:30 P astor H enry
o v e r e x e c u t i v e e x p e n d itu re s
non* that th e conference is over, I A nd th a t sta n d ard is th e g reat God now being in tro d u c e d w hich, If
e>
.
H
aller
m ay be consulted anv
th
ro
u
g
h
p
re
-a
u
d
its
m
ade
by
th
a
t
again w ant to reem phasize my own him self. His m ercy, justice, good passed, w ill in crease th e p a tro n
duy, except M onday, betw een it)
F ifteen Y ears Ago
office. T h e p re s id e n t proposes to
optim ism .
I recognize th at the ness, tru th , righteousness.
age
yield.
a. m. and noon, betw een 4 and (1
M arch 9, 1922 -B usiness m en get busy problem s confronting business
c reate, as a su b stitu te , th e office
You are say in g th a t flesh and
F a u re st A nderson is to be c o n g ra tu w hen Argus.
a re
A new bill sponsored by S e n a
l>. m.. or by appointm ent, a t Hie
school m eeting votes dow n tran sp o rtatio n serious; b u t I still believe
of a u d ito r g en eral a n d a sy s
. blood n ev er d id n o r could live up
lated on achieving th e h ig h est a w a rd in fo
th
a
t
House
office, 232 N orth T h i r d
to
r
W
agner
(D
em
.,
N.
Y.)
calls
r stu d en ts outside city. D onations to d efray cost t? 3J w d * avpra«e out a su b stan to all of that.—"A ll have sinned and
tem of p o st-a u d its w hich w ould
scouting, th a t of eagle scout. It m ust have fo r tw o trip s daily to ru ra l d istrict n o rth of city. tially b etter y ear than 1936 The com e sh o rt of th e glory of God, fo r e x p e n d itu re of a billion d o l he rep o rte d to C ongress. It is avenue.
la rs on low -cost housing and
d ak e W eil of W eil's D ep artm en t sto re in New B absonchart is cu rren tly 16 per cent you are repeating. Yet C hrist in a
been a glorious m om ent in th e life of his
d o u b tfu l if C ongress w ill be p la
B eaverton C hurch of C h rist
specifies th a t th e proposed H ous
Y ork selecting apparel and m erchandise fo r th e local above a year ago and I am con- body like ours, tem p ted a t all
cated by this g estu re.
fa th e r, Jo h n L. A nderson, to have the store.
Bible school, 9:45 a. m„ M|*s
ing
A
u
th
o
rity
m
ay
ap
p
o
in
t
w
ith
i vinced th a t this im provem ent is points as we are, w ent th rough to
honor of presenting the a w a rd to his son
, Ho»,Pe r * su p erin ten d en t.
E lm er Eugene G ray an d A lice C. B eeler m arried not due m erely to artificial caus- the glory of God. And w ho w as o u t re g a rd to civil serv ice or the
as th e re is nothing in w hich a person can M arch 2.
A N OTHEH c o n tro v ersial sec C om m union service, 11 a m f,,|.
i es.
C lassification A ct “ such officers,
C hrist. His an sw er to P h ilip tells
owed
by
preach in g by I h e 'p a s -
tion of th e o rig in al d ra f t co n
B anks D airy P ro d u cts com p an y w ith S C Ink-
F igures plainly indicate th at t h e 1 you. P hilip said—"Lord, show us
ta k e as much pride as in the good ach iev e
a tto rn e y s, a n d e x p e rts an d . . .
a
rR,'
,Iit
r»B
?.nk5
C
harles
J
*
H
erb.
W
illiam
F
ish
er
fe
rre
d
upon
th
e
p
re
sid
e
n
t
the
'
M
r
.
S
P
V
r'U
i.
by the ch»ir*
th
e
F
a
th
e
r
and
it
sufficeth
us.”
such
sk
illed
an
d
u
n
sk
illed
labor
m ents of one’s children.
d urable goods lines a re rapidly a p
co n tin u in g p o w er to reo rg an ize j *«rs. j . Johnson, director. A t 7*30
and C lell B. C arstens as in co rp o rato rs file articles proaching norm al. T hat m eans th a t T hen Je s u s’ an sw er cam e—"H e th a t
a s m ay be n ecessary for the
P-
ni.
the
young
people
w ill have
or incorporation. Com pany to o p erate B anks chee-e o ur gain is no m ere fla sh -in -th e -! h ath seen Me h a th seen th e F a th p ro p e r p e rfo rm an ce of its d u tie s.”
a fte r in v estig atio n th e sev eral
s^rm80
Ulv 8crvice w ith a Short
factory.
er."
So
in
all
th
a
t
C
hrist
said
and
agencies of g o v ern m en t,
by iB IM o t ba ‘ilf Paat° r ' M id-w eek
pan, "pre-N R A boom," n o r any
S om e of the o ld er an d sounder
A cceptance of +he new sew er system
H illsboro g ettin g baseball fev er and M anager o th er type of gun-ju m p in g rally did. you see G o d —His etern al good m em b ers o f C ongress a re tire d of
tra n sfe r, consolidation, seg reg a
futile study W ednesday nt 7 30 p
K
reitz,
fo
rm
er
big
league
catch
er,
sends
out
notices
ness,
mercy,
justice,
holiness,
tru
th
.
by th e city council is good new s to m any
O ur statistics represent fu rid am o n -'
tion, e stab lish m en t, an d ab olition 1 “ m. G eorge W. Hatch, pustor.
se rv in g ns personal em p lo y m en t
to
all
in
terested
players
to
rep
o
rt.
Now
le
t’s
b
rin
g
it
home.
On
a
tai progress. T he tid e of recovery
of agencies an d fu n ctio n s. T his
agencies, a n d do it only because
H illsboro residents, who have been d e
M rs M ary A badie. C edar M ill resid en t 47 years
is ru n n in g strong. I believe th a t day the Holy G host opened y o u r
p a r t of th e bill p ro v ed such a
layed in m aking th e ir connections
z v « » , no one th in g can now stop it It in n er eye and you saw C h rist d y th e ir fa te in electio n s back hom e
It d ies F e b ru ary 28.
bom bshell in th e c o m m i t t e e
d ep en d s m ore often on Jobs they
should be a real work stim u la to r in th e
ing
u
n
d
er
y
o
u
r
sins.
You
ran
to
is bigger th an Jo h n Lewis' fight
h earin g s th a t it h as been m o d i
T
hirty
Y
ears
Ago
get fo r th e ir c o n stitu e n ts th an on
Him.
You
took
Him
over
as
y
o
u
r
com m unity fo r th e sp rin g as well and
to organize th e steel industry; and
fied by th e a d d itio n of tw o new
how w ell th ey do th e ir ow n jobs
A rgus, M arch 7, 1907—G ilb ert L. H edges a p it is m ore fu n d am en tal even than . ow n; as th e L over of y o u r soul.
P erh ap s some of th e l o c a l
provide fo r a num ber of persons.
su b -sectio n s.
in W ashington.
p ointed d istric t atto rn ey fo r th is ju d icial district
W
<*
see
you
now
as
S
av
io
u
r
and
th e proposals to “re fo rm ” the .su
h u n ters m ight tak e a leaf from
su cceeding A llen. Jo h n Wall appointed deputy.
It
isn
't
know
n
a
t
th
is
tim
e
how
saved.
A
nd
rig
h
t
th
ere
God
put
a
prem e court. The B absonchart is
••xpeHenee of Mr. and Mrs.
O FFIC IA L S w ho h av e had long
Pacific C oast C ondensed M ilk com pany buys today forecasting fu rth e r recovery. new garm ent on you. He clothed
m any co m prom ises th e p resid en t
S- P. I ay lor of n e a r Scholls,
e x p e rie n c e in d ealin g w ith
is p re p a re d to m a k e w hen the
B uilding activity seems off on a good O regon C ondensed Milk com pany p lan t h ere H ills This is no tim e to be a pessimist. you in him self; in his own good-
la y lo r relates th a t recently, th e
boro condenser first p lan t of its kind to o p erate Do not let the te m p o ra ry eddies I ness, holiness, tru th an d all th a t
p lu m -p ie k e rs th in k th ey m ay not
hill m eets open congressional op
s ta r t fo r th e y e a r w ith new hom es u n d e r 1902°regOn’
w eather being w arm anil signs
iiFSt Cream tu rn e d out h ere in fall of bother you. Row w ith the tide in he him self is. So in his eyes you
position.
p
u
t
up
m
uch
of
a
fight
ag
ain
st
of spring a p p aren t, he, accom
construction, o th ers planned and ren o v a
etern ally stand.
th is fe a tu re of th e re o rg a n iz a
stead of ag ain st it!
panied liy his Wife, moved to the
P ro b ab ly w h at R oosevelt w ill
tions being m ade in a num ber of business
S e n ato r F u lto n secured to sp eak a t H illsboro's
B ut you look th e sam e to th e
fro n t porch for a breath of a ir
tion bill, fo r th e reason th a t w hat
find it m ost difficult to sell C on
houses. The pounding of ham m ers and th e biggest F o u rth of J u ly celebration.
hom e folks and the neighbors
and sunlight. Im id e, Ihe radio
seem s to m o tiv a te th e av erag e
g ress w ill bo th e proposals to
TEN DOLLARS FINE
A gnes W irtz. co u n ty resid en t 30 years, dies
Maybe, b u t new things a re due.
w as playing a sym phony and th e
w h ir of th e saw a re good music and m ean at F Mrs.
cong ressm an Is th e fe a r th a t
m ak e new g ra n ts of pow er to
Back th ere w hen v au deville w as Into his own. God puts his Spirit
o rest G ro v e M arch 3.
front door w as open. S uddenly
som e m em b er m ay get m ore
m uch in p rom oting prosperity.
h im self c o n tin u in g ones, and to
Jo h n R. M cNew of R eedville and Miss A nna being played in th e local theatres, and the w ork begins. Saved sin-
th e couple w as su rp rised to see
ju icy Jobs th a n he.
e x e m p t all but a h a n d fu l of top
th e sign on th e stage in one of ■ ners loathe th e sins they once
I.isky of n e a r H illsboro m arrie d M arch 6.
a
C hina pheasant s tru t Into the
It is ex p ected th a t even the
a p p o in tm e n ts from S e n a te co n
them read TEN DOLLARS FINE courted. C hristiikene.ss builds in
'I R ' P o w el* an d S adie P ow ell m a rrie d M arch 2
yard and approach the porch an-
m
ost
a
rd
e
n
t
a
d
m
in
isti
utionists
firm ation. A nd p e rh a p s the p ro
E. E. F ish er re-elected m ay o r by a m ajo rity of FOR THROW ING SMUT OVER "Now ye are clean th ro u g h the
l’a r <nt| y a ttra c te d by the music.
F ra n c e w ould sell bonds to A m ericans
m ay re v o lt a g a in st th a t p a rt of
THE FO OTLIGH TS
posal he w ill lind it e asiest to
Hie bird becam e so engrossed In
j w ord w hich I have spoken unto
to fin an ce defense p ro g ram . The F rench 41 votes over Dr. F. M. Robinson. V ote fo r m arshal
th e reo rg an izatio n bill th a t gives
Why th is caution here in A m erica | you." said C h rist in Jo h n 15:3.
m ak e C ongress accep t w ill be th e
‘• « " ^ r t th a t he paid no al-
w as a tie, C. O. D eV ere and W. H. H u n ter each r e
m u st ex pect us to a lw a y s be suckers.
th e p re sid e n t g re a tly Increased
w hen in India little children sing Geo. N. Taylor. B eaverton, Gre.
ten tlo n to th e m ovem ents of the
ceiving 68 votes.
proposed esta b lish m e n t of tw o
co n tro l o v e r all ex e c u tiv e d e
songs so obscene an d sp eak a Ian- ¡ Rd. adv.
la y lo rs and rem ained u n til the
n ew d e p a rtm e n ts, of P u b l i c
partments.
music w as com pleted and I hen
W orks an d P u b lic W elfare.
retu rn ed to (he woods.
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