Pairo Two ITI LL 8BÔ RO A R G U S, H IL L S B O R O , O REG O N Thursday. March 1ft, 10ft Candidates for Higher Office Developed All lx ondiicttxl by Mis»* Edith ( ’am p bell. form er pastin' of the church T he local union high school is giving R p o c i r d p i l i i < ami assisting w orkers Watch for ie deserved a tte n tio n to the Possibility n t g L l r Lit LI LIS f i t SI some possibility th e announcem ents of the services W ith W h ich in Combined the H illnh oro Independent M rs C am pbell w ill speak at a of estab lish in g an a g ric u ltu ra l course here, R illa b o ro AripiN i.xtnh 1894 H ills b o ro Independent E *ta h . lft'S s|M*cinl Good Friday service at 7 4:» M r K IN N R Y A M . K I W E Y , Publishers sim ilar to the one th a t has been in e x ist P in S he will appreciate m eeting llv A. L. Lliulbeck Babson B l -W* JOHN DOEoNY lA E ME AHY Published T h u rsday. Entere,! as second-class m a tte r In the ence at F o rest G rove for a n um ber of Bv B A Roger her many Ih lh b o io friends at this postoffice a t H illsbo ro , O ra ro n B S O N P A R K F lo r id a M arch SALEM As an Incubator of po- MOߣ— I fo u n d A ftECtPe FOB. A y e a rs U n d er th e S m ith-H ughes law, high 12. "1 uni a } ung m an s ta llin g pa service Gu> 1* D uffield Ji litieiil possibilities Hie recent leals CAwe THAT 0 C E 5 N T HAVE TO £ £ . ' tor w. V K R N K M c K in n ey M rs e . c M c K inney schools m ay establish th e course and th e out for m yself I w ant to go to a 1 Inttve session (1eve,u|>e I a num ber BAHKO v - w A n O ne SAIO TO FINO A Associate E d ito r E d ito r section w hich is of prospective ctindulaleN. receptive fed eral governm ent m eets h a lf the expense Whoaorvcr Will grow ing W h a t R ecip e FDÖ OWE THAT C V fiN T HAVE Hint active, who will bear w atching of th e in structor. do you th in k has O F F I C I A L N E W S P A P E R O E W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y (A bove N orth P lains) (Ini'iiiK th e next tu»> years ID PC EATEN, The im p o rtan ce am i value of such a the greatest fu Selected as O regon's Rest W eekly N ew sp aper, 19S0 S unday school 10 a in . scripture Dean W alker, state senator from t u r e ’" T his Is a course should be th o ro u g h ly a p p re c ia te d N am ed on A ll-A m e ric a n W ee k ly N ew sp aper Eleven. 1930 ' lesson study and discussion, morn fo lk ami Benton co^lntn• . was question w hich 1 H o n o rab le M en tio n N a tio n a l E d it, r ia l Association N e w sp aper mg w orship at 11; .sermon by p is hailed by m any as tlie logical stand in this im p o rtan t a g ric u ltu ra l com m unity. J " / am often asked Pre I e tor C onsecration service. H p ni a n t bearer for the republican» in A g ricu ltu re involves a larg e p erc e n ta g e Of course, the a n I E vangelistic service for everyone the 1938 Kubernatoi tai campaiKn sw er it e p e n d s S ubscription Rates S tric tly Cash in Advance of our p o p u latio n a n d n a tu ra lly all in te r Tuesday. all-day p la y e r seiviee It was W alker who as uhalm i.in of largely upon the W ith in W ashington C ounty E vangelistic service. H p in F.aslei the senate wu.v and ine.ins com ested w ant to learn as m uch ab o u t th e character, health P * r year ft.M — .35 cantata. "The V ictorious C hrist " m ittee. was largely instrum ental in scientific side of th e w ork they a re en M s m onhts tf $ and education of by I.inn ,1 l.illenas is being pre bringing the state budget through p art of A m erica g ag ed in as possible. On th e face of th in g s pared for E aster Sunday night th e session in a near balanced co n O utside W ashington C o u n ty th e p a r t i c u 1 a r S aturday. 7 p in . street service in dition Walk« ! \\ii) also responsible estab lish m en t of such a course seem s a IJ. S., per year 12.00 Fo reig n countries young man. h ere 33 50 Hillsboro, and a fter service in the for the satislactory com prom ise of logical move on th e p a rt of th e hoard. i, ... .. *r>’ II’*' South or little church on Main stieet near the highly controversial old age R oger W. B abson is m i answ er M E M B E R O regon S tate First P astor will preach th e meg- F ir s t A u dited T ap er. E d ito ria l Association and (. anada. p«*nsi(»n m uddle While W alker is L arg e st A B C W ee k ly sage M elvin E Jam es, pastor. N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Asso* South Long H andicapped non-coinim tlal as to his a ttitu d e C irc u la tio n in W est. »iät ion. tow ard the governorship it can be R eaders all know th e history of H illsboro, alw ay s a good place in w hich Beaverton Church of Christ said that h»« is in a receptive mocxl th e South p re tti well With the to tra d e , will be stressed as an im p o rta n t ending of slavery, the states below Bible school. 9 45 a m ; com m u and can probably be persiiadisl to 5 tra d in g c e n te r here S a tu rd a y in a n o th e r th e M a so n a n d D ix o n lin e h u d to nion service followed by preaching m ake the race if conditions rhap<* by the pastor 11 a in , .subject. up right a year from now of those very fine co-operative b a rg a in develop a com pletely new economy They needed all the help that the "The T rium phal E ntry " N e x t The A m erican Legion. V eteran s of days. It will pay buyers, as alw ays, to A nother prospective republican n o rth could give them Yet the r e l ord's day evening. Ben Stein, a gubeinator ial candidate also em erg Foreign W ars. U nited S panish W a r V et visit in H illsboro this S a tu rd a v . construction period, w ith the south colored concert singer from Port ed from th e sension in the person e ran s and o th e r patrio tic o rg an izatio n s dom inated by n o rth e rn racketeers, land, will sing negro spirituals A of Homer Angel state senatoi from is a blot on the history of the n a silver offering will he taken Next M ultnom ah county th roughout th e country a re th e n a tio n ’s tion. T he shortsighted actions of the week we will join w ith the Con greatest b u lw ark s against th e inroads of Of legislators who aspire to go republican p arty d u rin g th e post gregational church in observing subversive forces, who w ould overthrow w ar period w ere in stru m en tal in Holy W eek Tuesday and Wednes on to congress there w ere ieveral. m oulding the politically Solid the A m erican system of gov ern m en t and day in th e C hurch of C hrist P as mostly of th e (lermx'iatic p ersu a D em ocratic S outh These sam e "re tor B urns will preach on T h u rs sion Miss Daisy Bevans of ( ’In ka “ U nem ploym ent C om pensation" substitute th e ir own h a lf-b ak e d theories. co nstruction" policies also held back day and Friday in the t ’o n g r e g i mas county announced her elf as a i By A rth u r J. Yeomansi M em bers of th e v e te ra n s ’ o rg an iz atio n s I th e industrialization of the new tional church Pastor Hatch will candidate for the dem ocratic n o m It should be rem em b ered th at unem ploym ent south for a generation. W ith the in have proven th e ir love of co u n try th ro u g h b en efits preach E aster Sunday w ill he ob ination for congress from the fu s t a re to be paid fo r unem ploym ent only. d u strial organization w hich the O regon district during the hud served w ith special program s out th e history of the nation and have con T hese a re not sick or accid en t benefits. To obtain week of the sexMon R epresentative rth already had built up. this G e o r g e W Hatch, pastor tinued, a fte r th e ir service, to be p e a ce these benefits, an em ploye m ust be able to w ork, b u t n h o andicap C larence F. Hyde of Lane county seem ed designed to keep unem ployed, an d u n ab le to secu re em ploym ent. Any th e south prim arily a ru ra l section. tim e patriots. is also regarded as a demcxTatie rc n te ro s ta l T abernacle S om ething happened in the north The v e te ra n s’ groups have u n d eserv ed unem ployed person w ho d esires to apply for benefits, T he revival will continue every candidate for th e ('ougresstonul m ust reg ister w ith th e local em ploym ent office of early in this century, how ever, ly been on th e defensive from w ar p ro f his district. T his office w ill m ak e ev ery effo rt to w hich gave the south its real b u si night this week at 7:45 Evangelist post H arry Botvin, of K lam ath B ruce G ibson, the colored teaching county, speaker of the house, is iteers, who h esitate at m eeting th e bills of locate w ork th at is su itab le for him . If em ploym ent ness start. T hat "som ething was the evangelist. Is draw ing large crow ds knowai to aspire to bigger things th e last g re a t conflict. T he ob jectiv e of cannot be su p p lied and he rem ain s to tally u n em b irth of th e labor m ovem ent. The All are being blessed under bis politically and may get into the first successful attack s w ere race next year as a rival of W al these groups is to see th a t th e d isab led , ployed, he shall be eligible for benefits, u n d e r the u d nion's m inistry. irected at th e shoe and tex tile in law. a fte r a w aitin g p erio d of th re e weeks. te r M Pierce, for th e dem ocratic Sunday .school Sunday m orning at th e w idow s and o rp h an s of our w a r d e a d O regon A pplications for ben efits a re to be m ade to th e dustries. A few years of dom ina- • til Rev. J II Ebert, su p e rin te n d nom ination for congress from the tion and New E ngland shoe fac are am ply ta k e n care of as w as prom ised local em ploym ent office, an d th e elig ib ility of th e in be th e thirst m a series of messages ent Classes for all ages, come and second district On the other side ries and tex tile m ills began m i w hen th e boys w ent a w ay in 1917 and d iv id u al for ben efits is to b e certified th ro u g h th is to children w ith you of the ticket E rnest H Fat land re p on "C onspicuous C h aracters of the bring th e g ratin g w est and south -p artly to 1918 and as any g ra te fu l co u n try should office. B enefits w ill be paid by checks upon th e get out of the clutches of organized Cross. P ontius P ila te " On Good Morning worship at it o'clock, at resen tativ e from G illiam county. The Orenco-Reedville Parish te treasu ry . T h e re are fu ll provisions for th e a p happy to w el w hich tim e Bi other G ibson will be liMim.s large as congressional m a do. They sta n d solidly fo r th e co n tin u sta labor and p artly to be closer to S unday school in both churches, F riday, we w ill m be of plications fo r these benefits, an d fo r appeals from idst the other speaking Young people's m eeting te ria l in case th e republican th e sources of raw m aterials. As 10 a. m.; w orship service in the com e to our ance of th e A m erican form of dem ocracy, th e decision of th e local office. ti 45 p in All are w elcome J the second district an* looking for late as 1919. 52 p er cent of the n a O rcnco church. 11 a. m.; w orship chu rch es of th e city as well as nt F S hackelford, pastor. u likely candidate In the third th e p reservation of A m erican in stitutions U n d er th e O regon law th e w eek ly benefits "shall tion's cotton spindles w ere in New in th e R eedville church, 8 th e ir pastors Service w ill start at d i s t r i c t F ills W Barnes dem ocratic and th e m aintenance of an a d e q u a te n a be an am ount, com puted to th e n earest h alf-d o llar E ngland and only 42 p er cent in service 12 noon and w ill last until 3 p ni p. m. W om en's M issionary society rep resen tativ e from M ultnom ah Trinity Lutheran Church of 50 p er cent of his w eekly wage," b u t it m ay not th e south. Today the south has 59 tional defense. m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed w ith seven com plete program s each be less th a n ST n o r m ore th an $15 p er w eek P ro Palm S unday services begin county, is understood to be w illing cen t and New E ngland only 38 nesday of each m onth and at R eed cen terin g around one of th e seven Stand of th e legion to w a rd com m unistic visions a re also m ade fo r cases of p artial em p lo y p p er should his constituent' decide to er cent. ville on th e fo u rth T hu rsd ay of I sayings of C hrist on the cross. nt 10:30 a m ; Sunday school 9 15 call hirn to th e larger field at the influences is ably b ro u g h t out in th e fo l m ent. if w ages receiv ed a re not su fficien t to su p p o rt W hat C ensus Show each m onth. tf Special m usic w ill be provided by Serm on to p ic . "In C h rist” Col 2: national capital S enator W alter F each church and the pastors of each 1!. 7 You a re also w elcom ed to a t low ing ed ito rial in th e Hood R iver N ew s: th e em ploye and h is dependents. B enefits sh ail be T his so u th w ard m igration h a s p ayable at th e ra tio of one w eek b en efit for each been bro u g h t into focus by the r e church will speak on C hrist's last tend tin* L enten services, w inch Pearson. M ultnom ah county dem o LEG IO N TA K ES A HAND Seventh-day Adventist Church fo u r w eeks of em ploym ent d u rin g th e period of 104 w ord* b.'fore hr: death Ortil W a re conducted every T hursday at 8 crat. is also inentloin'd as a likely cently announced census totals for A m erican Legion posts in St. H elens and V e r Services a re held each S abbath W eniger. pastor p m Tlie Rev F H inrichs of can d id a te for the third d istrict co n w eeks im m ediately preceding. No benefits a re p ay 1930-1935 F igures show th at t h e nonia recently decided to ta k e a h and in b reak in g (S a tu rd a y ’ as follow s: S abbath I B loom ing w ill d eliv er the serm on gressional toga south is today leading all sections of ab le b efo re J a n u a ry 2, 1938. dow n com m unistic influences w h ich aim at se 10 a. m ; p reach in g service , • • • • "Blessed a re they that hear the the country in grow th of population school. D etails of ad m in istratio n and coverage v ary w ith Christian Church at 11; young people's m eeting a t cu rin g control of lab o r o rg an izatio n s so th a t th ey w ord of God. ndn keep It." —th e rate of increase being alm ost 2:30 When G overnor M artin com pleted th e d iffe re n t states. It can n o t b e to o h eav ily em p. m. P ra y e r m eeting W ednes- | L ord's day unified study-w orship m ay be used to prom ote strife b etw een em ployers th e task of scrutinizing and pass phasized th a t states a re given alm ost u n lim ited r e double the national average. The day n ig h t at 8 o'clock. V isitors are service, 9 45-11 45 a m. C hurch and w orkers, an d to this en d an n o u n ce th a t th ey Methodist Episcopal Church first ten states and th e ir percentage ing on the huge grist o f bills sponsib ility in th e provisions w hich th ey ad o p t for w elcome at any service.—Dr. W al school. 9:45; m orning w orship, 10:45 w ill, from now on. activ ely oppose com m unistic increase in population are: Palm S unday services w ill open pasted on to him by the legislators th e reg u latio n s of th e ir unem p lo y m en t problem s ter H untington, pastor. tf Music by choir. Serm on "T he Lord propaganda and effo rts in th e ir own com m unities, F lorida. 11.9; V irginia. 10.3; K en T h ere has been co n sid erab le criticism of th e fed eral Has Need of T hem ." S ervice for w ith the S unday school at 9:45 a in a total of 491 m easures had been and w ill co-operate w ith o th er leg itim ate org an iza law. because it does not force com pulsory coverage tucky. 10 2: Nevada. 9.9; Tennessee. sh u t-in s by young people. 2:30 p C C. W eber, .superintendent. F lo r |x*rrnitted to continue th e ir way Mountain Home Evangelical tions to expose com m unists and th e ir purposes 9.4; New H am pshire. 9.2; A rkansas. of all em ployed persons. It should be observed th at m. C hristian E ndeavor. C 30 p m.. al decorations of palm s and flow to a place in the O regon statu tes Church and activities. 9.1; M issouri. 9.1: N orth C arolina. In term e d iate and Young P eople ; ers C hurch w orship II a in A n F our of these w ere allow ed to be the states m3y do so if th ey w ish. In all states w hich R egularly each_ Sunday: Sunday L eading up to th is L egion action is th e fol 9.0: Idaho. 9.0. T otal for south. 80. E dw ard JA ebischer. ! E vangelistic service. 7.30 p ni Song them by the choir. Ride On! R id e come low w ithout the governor's setu p ap proved unem p lo y m en t laws, th e in terest of school, 10 a. m T otal fo r nation. 4 8. lowing. C om m unist p arty in stru ctio n s to its m em ice assisted by the young on in M ajesty ” < D ykes’. Mrs R ex sig n atu re and one was passed over the fed eral g o vernm ent is lim ited to th e collection of N ote th a t seven of the above are sup erin ten d en t. M orning w orship I serv bers in O regon: people's choir led by E rnest O bert. ; Howell, pianist Solo: "T he Palms*' his veto Six other bills vetoed by service w ith alte rn a tin g leadership. o n e-ten th of th e ta x levied on em ployers of eight or so u th ern states. F u rth erm o re, the “W herever a rev o lu tio n ary situ atio n is d e i Fauré» w ill be sung by J S turer m ore. T he states m ay ex ten d th e ir law s to cover all sh are of in d u strial incom e going to C hristian E ndeavor, 7:30 p_m. Evan I stu d en t of N orthw estern C hristian 1 Serm on: "T he T rium phal E ntry of the governor m ust aw ait action veloping. th e p a rty advances certain tran sitio n al t>y th e next legislature special or gellstic service, 8 p. m. Rev. V . T . ' c o lle g e , s o n g d i r e c t o r S e r m o n em ployes if th ey w ish. For exam ple, a state law m ay these states has show n a consistent our Lord " At 6.30 j, in th e Ep reguh r before th eir fate is d e f slogans and p a rtia l dem ands co rresponding to th e Speece, pastor. tf G iving C hrist a T riu m p h al E ntry include th e coverage of all ag ric u ltu ra l and dom estic gain each y ear rig h t through the d e concrete situation, but these dem ands and slogans I T h ere w ill be evangelistic services w orth I.eague hour w ill have a d e initely determ ined Of the 491 new em ployes T hese m ay be inclu d ed in th e sta te tax pression. and s t u d y program a< ’s. 124 bore th e en ieig cn ry clause m ust be b e n t to th e rev o lu tio n ary aim of c a p tu r i ' Very night d u rin g th e week w ith votional M. E. Church (Bethany) and In th e provisions for b en efits in th e case of u n Now, w h at a re the reasons for this ing pow er and ov erth ro w in g bourgeois capitalistic 1 E rnest O bert, as song d irecto r and E vening w orship hour 7:30 Special and becam e o perative im m ediately em ploym ent. T his is e n tirely a state prero g ativ e and sp ectacu lar grow th? F irst is that On G erm antow n road. S unday ! soloist. Sermon* Monday. "N oth- m usic by m ixed q u artet Serm on by society. T he p a rty m ust n e ith e r sta n d aloof from responsibility. T he fed eral g overnm ent, how ever, p roduction costs in D ixie are low school every Sunday, 10 a. m.; G e r I ing B ut L eaves;" T uesday. "C hrist's the pastor, subject: “I G ave my Life upon M gnatute by th e governor th e daily needs and struggles of th e w o rk in g class The others will become* law on w ill contin u e to collect only from em ployers of eight e r th an in any o th er area. Factories man service. 11 a. m., first and U nansw erable Q uestion." W ednes for Thee On T uesday C ircle III n o r confine its activ ities exclusively to them . The can be b u ilt 20 to 30 per cent ch eap th ird S undays; English service, 11 day. “The Word in Ju d g m en t;" of the L adies Aid society will Ju n e 7. a fte r the ex p iratio n of the or m ore. task of th e p arty is to u tilize these m inor e v e ry w aiting period. It m ay not b e g en erally und ersto o d th a t a fter e r dow n h e re th an in the n o rth or a. m.. second and fo u rth Sundays. T hursday, “T he M aster An E xam meet. On W ednesday at 7:30 p ni req u ired 90-day • • • • day needs as a sta rtin g point from w hich to lead w est. P lum bing and h eating econ —E. Ju liu s T raglio, pastor. th e re w ill be a service of prayer tf 1941, th e state com m ission w ill ra te em ployers a c ple:" F riday. "The Voice from C a l th e w orking class to th e rev o lu tio n ary stru g g le for om ies alone are trem endous. Sec and praise. Tlie choir rehearsal for Wlivii G overnor M artin sinned co rd in g to th e ir em p lo y m en t experience, and em v ary .”—R. L. P utnam , pastor. pow er. E aster m usic w ill be held In the th e hill providing fur purchase of ployers w ho m ain tain re g u lar em ploym ent, w ill have ond. th e re is an am ple supply of la Laurel Evangelical Church “It is necessary to go th e w hole len g th of any b or at low prices. S o u th ern wages church au ditorium at 7 45 p. m ad d itio n al land and construction th e ir co n trib u tio n reduced. T h is is to en co u rag e F ou rsq u are C hurch (Seven m iles south of H illsboro) I sacrifice, if need be. to reso rt to strateg y and can be 10 to 20 p er cen t under Good Friday services 12 25 to 3 p re g u la r em ploym ent, and to do aw ay w ith t h e S u n d ay school, 10 a. m . Mrs. A i T he pastor w ill speak at both s e r m. in th e B aptist church A lex of .i .late lib rary building he did adroitness, illegal proceedings, reticen ce and s u b those in th e n o rth because living even b etter th an friends of the trag ed ies of u nem ploym ent as fa r as possible. W atkins, su p erin ten d e n t. P reaching vices Sunday In th e m orning, w hen costs a re th at m uch less. T hird, terfuge. to anything, in o rd er to p e n etrate into th e an d er H aw thorne, pastor m easure had hoped for In view service, 11 a. m. Ju n io r C hristian th e m onthly m issionary service is | th e re is plenty of ch eap power. tra d e unions, rem ain in th em an d carry on th e of th e fact th at th e m easure in E ndeavor, 6 p. m.—Rev. V. T. Speece. held, his su b ject w ill be 'G o d ly F o u rth —and v ery sig n ifican t—the C om m unist w ork in th em at any cost. tf O ptim ism " and In the evening he “M adam, you will visit m a n y volves a general fund deficit of south is not yet union-ridden. The pa.-tor. “W hatever serves to ad v an ce class w a rfa re is foreign lands and th e courts of m ore than $433000. ngainst w hich will brin g an evangelistic message. com bination of these advantages m oral. We m ust know how to ap p ly at need, kings and queens You w ill Con th e governor had rejieatedly w a rn T h e orchestra w ill play beginning First Church of Christ, Scientist m akes th e Southland a m agnet for knavery, deceit, illegal m ethods, h id in g tr u th by C apitol w orkm en cut dow n a tre e on the suprem e ed. it had been hoped that he S ervices a re held every Sunday at 7:15 and the sung service will q u e r all rivals and m a rry the man w ould at lenst perm it the bill to silence, in o rd er to p en etrate to th e v ery h e a rt of court b u ild in g g rounds th e o th er day, w hich in d i n o rth ern businessm en and th e ir in of y o u r choice He w ill be tall, com m ence at 7:30. featuring, again dustries. at 11 a. m.; W ednesday evening th e tra d e unio n s in th e U n ited States, to rem ain cates. perhaps, th a t it w as past 70. b e c o m e law w ithout Ills signature. «ervices at 8 o'clock; S unday school th is Sunday, old choruses of the dark, and handsom e, aristocratic, F irst obstacle to be overcom e in • • • • th e re and accom plish th e C om m unist task." A n U pw ard S piral ch u rch T here w ill be an in te re st young and rich." said the fortune- at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to the age L eaders w ho seek to aro u se an d use c l a s s T he p a re n t factories m ay not yet B oston telep h o n e su b scrib ers can now ta lk into the new state building program Is ing m usical program w ith t h e teller h a tre d to f u r th e r th e ir ow n political and o th er a m a phone w hich, th ro u g h a reco rd in g tape, rep eats , be m oving b u t new branch plants of 20 years a re w elcom ed. F ree young people's q u a rte t and solo "Oh. isn't th at lovely' Now tell that of aeq u irin g the additional read in g room open on W ednesdays a re m ushroom ing up ev ery w h ere in bitions a re to tally u n fit to rule. F or th is reason, The act specifies th at the conversation. T his is no im p ro v em en t at all on th e num bers. T his w ill be the last me ju st one m ore thing How will land th e south. T he geographical sp read and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m service before th e pastor and fam I get rid of my present h u sb an d ’’" $300.000 ap p ro p riated for this p u r d ec e n t A m ericans w ill h ope th a t th e A m erican p a rty line. ing out of factories as protection S unday's topic, “M atter." • • • • L egion will, th ro u g h all its posts, b reak dow n e f I the client. Ex.___________ j pose must be used ill the purch ase ily leave on a vacation. D uring forts of th e C om m unist p arty to provoke in d u s of all or a portion of four blix'k.s H istorian suggests th a t th is is th e sitdow n era. ag ainst labor troubles and as a r e su lt of th e R obinson-P atm an Act Congregational Church tria l w a rfa re in o u r land. L egionnaires could p e r of residential p roperty lying d ire c t m eaning, probably, th a t th e A m erican w o rkingm an is giving D ixie a real boom. Meat M arch 21: C hurch school, 10 a. form no g re a te r serv ice to th e com m unities w hich ly n o rth nf the capitol site W hile still isn 't back on his feet. packing, food products, m etals, pa m . Prof. S talley, su p erin ten d en t; • • • • a re H om e to them . S panish loyalists charge 100.000 som e of the ow ners nf this p ro p T hursday. M arch 11 per. chem icals, and an expanding m orning w orship at 11. Serm on. e Italian troops fighting on side uf rty are ready und nnxious to sell, V erm ont h en lays fo u r-y o lk ed eggs, each about : list of in d u stries a re "m oving in" on B ritish navy head pleads f o r m any of the others w ho ow n b e a u th re e inches long, proving, doubtless, th a t rugged ! th e e n tire south. W orkers in these "T he K ing Comes.” A nthem . "Fling large naval program and defies re b e ls . W ide th e G ates." S tain er Violin D ow ager Q ueen M urie of R um ania tifu l hom es in this choice section of indiv id u alism still ex ists in A m erica. j businesses provide additional con- solo—Melodie. Tschaikow.sky, Mrs. M ussolini of Italy to tr y to close the capital city a re strenuously op • • • • E ffo rts to estab lish a $1,500,000 naval i su m er m ark ets fo r o th er products D ungan. Y oung people's m eeting. up the M editerranean sea ro u te b e seriously ill from poisoning N ational labor relations board posed to su rren d erin g th eir p ro p T h at Fargo. N. D., sew ing m ach in e w hich w as and. in tu rn , m ore factories spring a ir base a t T ongue P oint have ag a in been m . u n d er direction of L aw tw een E ngland and points east of 1 o r d e r s R em ington-R and to t a k e erty . C ondem nation proceed i n g s u ilt in 1884 an d still ru n s is p ro b ab ly sim ilar to th e up. M oreover, new in d u stries are 7 ren p. ce W ism er 'Music w ill have Suez. tu rn e d dow n and S e c re tary Sw anson says b one back 4000 em ployes th e board said w ill undou b ted ly have to he re s o rt b eing fostered. F o r instance, fast large o u r laundress doesn’t use P resident R oosevelt and p arty lost th e ir jobs in a strik e that ed to in som e eases w hile o th er place in the E aster m orning his d e p a rtm e n t has found th e p ro ject un grow ing southern pine has great service, leave for W arm Springs, Ga , for in p rep aratio n by soloists started last May in six of the com p ro p erly ow ners may he w illing to p o ten tialities as an im portant future and chorus necessary. A p p a re n t p re fe re n c e of t h e of tw en ty voices.—T. tw o w eeks' stay. sell if they a re perm itted to retain p an y ’s plants. source of n ew sprint. N avy d e p a rtm e n t flatly re jects navy fo r sunny S o uthern C alifo rn ia seem s Rogue R iver voters recall M ayor a life in terest in th e ir homes. At T he south, of course, is not an A rth u r D ungan, m inister. naval a ir base a t T ongue Point. an y rate it is not expected Hint H atch as resu lt of liquor fight. to elim in ate any idea of a d e q u a te defenses U topia. It has its troubles. The sum F a ir and im p artial h earin g on m ore than tw o of the four blocks All Saints Episcopal ( hurrh F ifte e n Y ears Ago m er h eat problem m ay be solved in Monday, March 15 f o r th e C olum bia and O regon. M illions T ow nsend pension program in co n can be acquired w ith the available S ervices for P alm S unday w ill C h ry sler corporation s e c u r e s A rgus, M arch 16. 1922 — N ig h t p ro w ler makes p a rt by air-conditioning. B ut th ere a re sp e n t in ou r sister sta te s to th e n o rth be held as follows: church .school at gress urged by R epresentative Mott. court Injunction o rd erin g 5000 sit- ap p ro p riatio n b u t this w ill lie e n are still soil erosion, farm tenancy, U. S. reb u k es H itler for an ti- tirely adequate for the p resen t p ro a n d south w hile one d o lla r is spent fo r raid s on sev eral H illsboro homes, in clu d in g those i and o th er handicaps to overcom e. 9:45 a. m. M orning w orship and down strik e rs o u t o f C hrysler gram w hich contem plates th e con C. B. B uchanan. F. L. E rw in, Mrs. H en rietta M or serm on a t 11 o'clock. The v icar will A m erican jib es in controlled press plants. T enancy is p robably the w orst fea naVy and arm y purposes in th is sta te . of gan, E lm er Johnson, T hom as C onnell, E dw ard S chul- tu re of southern life today. E arn preach. W ednesday at 2:30 p. m. A rea from P ortland to L aG rande stru ctio n of not m ore th an tw o T w enty-one. mostly women, k ill R e p re se n tativ e M ott d eclares th a t he is m erich. H illsboro T ra d in g com pany till tapped. ings of te n a n t farm ers a re u n b eliev th e vicar will give the last m ed ita u n ite In cam paign for new four- ed in C hinese firecrack er plant e x buildings. T he first building to be Mrs. T heodore V an d erzan d en dies at Roy hom e ably low. As a rule; th is is not due tion on th e steps to discipleship lan e w a te r-g ra d e highw ay th rough constructed out of the general fund “ not d isc o u ra g e d ” and we hope th a t th is plosion at M anila. P. L ap p ro p riatio n w ill have to ta k e care to exploitation of the land-ow ner the subject will be "S hare." On th e C olum bia riv e r gorge. is th e case because it a p p a re n tly is going M arch 8. Hugh S. Johnson, ex N. R. A. a d of th e needs of the state lib rary . P e te r W elty, H elv etia re sid e n t 40 years, dies but ra th e r to th e prevailing system Good Friday th e th re e h ours ser- Friday, March 12 to ta k e a lot of c o n sta n t p e g g in g aw ay to M arch m inistrator. m akes w ith erin g a t T his re q u irem en t was w ritten Into 10. of ag ric u ltu re w hich cannot be sup- j vice w ill be held com m encing at Ju d g e Jo h n P a trick D evaney, fo r tack on fascism and com m unism in th e bill. If a second building is con g e t any results. P ro m o ters of W ashington co u n ty b aseb all league p o rted by p resen t cotton prices. At 12 noon. T hose not able to rem ain m er M innesota chief justice, urges New York talk. stru c te d it will, m ore than likely, be a rra n g e schedule. T eam s en te re d a re G aston. Banks, ten cents p er pound, th e ann u al net for the full th re e hours w ill have congressional acceptance of Roose W ar d e p a rtm e n t announces selec H illsboro K nights of C olum bus, R eedville, B eav er incom e of th e southern te n a n t farm an o p p o rtu n ity to leave d u rin g the v e lt’s ju d iciary reorganization plan tion of Tacoma. Wash . as s i t e o f done u n d e r the provisions of a n e r is less th an $250 p e r year! F u r singing of a hym n. All a re Invited as "th e most conservative rem edy" first of series of arm y a ir bases to o th er m easure w hich authorizes the ton an d Tigard. state highw ay com m ission to con The anti-noise bill, p ro h ib itin g auto- C h ester W hite sw ine b reed ers fo county organize th erm ore, land-ow ners do not fare to join us in com m em orating our for p ro tectin g the confidence of be established in strateg ic ureas. stru c t a building ns a p a rt nf the , m uch better. L ord's death. Come for a p a rt of th e people in the su p rem e court. m obiles on any s tre e t o r hig h w ay to be w ith W. N. H ath o rn of L au rel as president. O rder of national labor relations cnpitnl group anil at a cost of not to Diversification Great Need C hris Y ungen Sr., county resid en t m any years, the th re e hours if unable to a t S en ato r N orris urged congress to hoard challenged b y R em ington- o p e ra te d w ith m ore noise th a n necessary T he south realizes th a t this prob- tend th e full period. C hoir re h e a rs try both legislative rem edies and R and. Will lak e fight to federal exceed $500,000. dies at H elvetia M arch 8. « • . • an d p ro h ib itin g equ ip p in g c a rs w ith m u ff 1 lem m ust be solved. It is my obser- al w ill be held on F riday evening con stitu tio n al am endm ents to r e courts. Mrs. Jo h n Boyd, county n a tiv e d au g h ter, dies at ' vation, a fte r spending n early tw en- a t 7:30. R. B u rn ett gave a very in lieve "th e in to lerab le situation." T w o proposed eon s t itu tio n a l le r cu to u t, has been signed by th e governor, C ornelius M arch 11. C hairm an Eccles of federal r e H eads of P o rtlan d saw m ills ask serve board culls for "prom pt b a l am endm ents will be before th e v o t E lm er T. W ohler an d M iss Ella Ellefson of 1 ty w in ters in th e south, th a t the co r te restin g talk to the Young P eople’s i f th is law accom plishes a n y th in g a t all rect rem edy has been found. —di- ers ai general election In IMS e a last S unday ev ening on an th a t negotiations be sta rte d to s e t ancing of federal budget." in th e w ay of elim in atin g u n necessary H illsboro m arried M arch 12. G room serv ed in n avy 1 versified ag ricu ltu re and industry. society resu lt of the action of th e recent “Im ag in ary C ruise around th e tle pay question. d u rin g th e W orld war. Teusday, March 16 legislative session. O ne of these will I feel th a t the a d m in istratio n ’s pol noises it will be th o ro u g h ly a p p re c ia te d . Dr. T ow nsend sentenced to serv e Rev. J O. C rozier, retire d M ethodist m inister, dies icy of helping te n a n ts to buy th eir W orld."—R eginald Hicks, vicar. W illiam G reen. A. F of L p re si bh an o th er bid for an increase in the W h en people have no resp ect fo r th e rig h ts at C o rn eliu s M arch 9. m inim um 30 days in jail and fined dent, supports Roosevelt court re farm s, w hile spectacular, is o n ly su - pay of the law m akers. It proposes to $100 for co ntem pt of th e national form plan as vital to deal w ith so F irst B aptist C hurch of o th e rs th ey are bound to b ring ab o u t H illsboro L egionnaires p re p a re for m instrel show ' perficial. A program of diversified fix the jier diem of the legislators house of representatives. M id-w eek p ra y e r and Bible study in A pril. cial problem s and to keep respect at $8 for a session of 6(t days. The in d u stry and ag ric u ltu re —including th e e n a c tm e n t of such laws. G eneral M otors and U nited A uto o th er proposed am endm ent to the crop rotation, livestock and poultry hour 8 p. m. T hursday. T he O ren m obile W orkers announce se ttle l o r li1 1 ; i ii■. I 11 ibiinal. T h irty Y ears Ago co cottage p ra y e r m eeting 7:30 p. Hotel em ploye strik e rs rush hotel constitution w ould extend the lim e A rgus, M arch 14 1907—C o u n ty G range co n v en raising, and vegatable gardening is m. T uesday at th e hom e of Mr. and m ent of issues. in D etroit, seize guard. C hrysler in w hich the governor has to pass tion held h ere w ith S tate D eputy A. N. C u ttin g of i th e basic solution. B ut this requires Mrs. Bella. E veryone is welcomed. S aturday, M arch 13 strik e rs rem ain in plants. and education. I n f a r t , on bills follow ing the ad jo u rn m en t M em bers of th e house of lords in Lon K inton presiding. M ore th an a h u n d red atten d . D ele c p h atience G erm any n ew spaper insists P resi of the session to 20 days. He now S unday school 9:45. M orning w or a ra c te r and train in g are the only P resid en t Roosevelt signs ex e c u don w ere s ta rtle d w hen th e E arl o f gates to state convention in clu d e H. T. B uxton of sound basis for any reform . The ship 11. O ur atten tio n th ese days tiv e o rd e r re stric tin g im portation d ent R oosevelt in terv en e to curb has only five days in w hich to w ade F orest G rove, Jo h n Loftis of G lencoe an d B. K. D en g o v ern m en t can be of the greatest has been tu rn ed to the death and of C anadian red cedar shingles in attack s in New York on Adolph through the h u n d red s of bills w hich L othian a s se rte d th a t the U nited S tates ney of B eaverton. H itler and Nazlism. h elp to th e south by encouraging resu rrectio n of C hrist. T he pastor to the U nited StatM a re dum ped into his lap d u rin g 111*' w as resp o n sib le fo r the B ritish victory in W illiam H. L ung. C ivil w ar veteran, dies a t C o r farm ers, th ro u g h educational m eth w ishes to co n tin u e th e tre n d of R ear A dm iral R. P. Hobson, S pan closing dnys of the session. P assengers tak en off the b u rn in g th e W o rld w a r. T he allies w ere sure c ry nelius M arch 11. ods. to abandon th e ir historic one- th o u g h t as he speaks on the su b B ritish m otorship S ilv erlarch i n ish-A m erican w ar naval hero who . • • • Miss S usie M cK inney goes to P o rtlan d to tak e cro p system in fav o r of a general je c t "G od’s V alue of Blood." B. Y. m id-PacIfic n o rth e a st of Honolulu, su n k ship to bottle up Spanish fleet in g fo r U. S. aid a n d used every conceiv A lthough the "good tim e" bill in Santiago, Cuba, harbor, dies in in sten o g rap h y . p rogram . P. U„ 7 p. m. T h e pastor is lead U S. cru ise r goes to aid. a b le p ro p a g a n d a m eans to force us in. course does not becom e effective u n til T he south's advantages, how ever, ing th e union in a stu d y of B ible P. R. & N. G reek laborer, w orking as “pow der S tren g th o f A m erican Legion New York. T hey w ere m ig h ty g lad to have us ta k e m onkey." blow n to bits in explosion n ear B uxton far o utw eigh these econom ic ills. I archeology, th e study of th e land pledged to fight f o r A m erican Six dead, 300 h u rt in P aris rio t state pen iten tiary w as begun this firm ly believe th a t dow n h ere be and book and th e people. E vening p rinciples and against subversive ing betw een com m unists and rig h t w eek and w ill continue steadily o v e r th e b u rd en in 1917. but from th e ir W ednesday. u n til nil nf th e n early 200 m en. w ho P h ilm o re P arm ley and Miss Viola S hipley m a r low th e Mason and D ixon line lie service 8 o’clock T he su b ject will forces in L egion's 18th b irth d ay ist F rench nationalists. a ctio n s since in re p u d ia tin g w ar debts, S ir A usten C ham berlain, B ritish are entitled in their liberty under th e g re a t new m a rk e ts of tom orrow . ried at B anks M arch 7. p arty in P ortland. the term s of this net have been re etc., one m ig h t q u estio n as to w h e th e r we H enry Ford says in d u stry m ust foreign secretary from 1924 to 1929. leased under this program in o rd er R. I. Cate. P o rtlan d real estate m an, opens o f I am convinced th a t tlie sh rift of th e D om inion today is p ractically in d u stry in this direction w ill con at an all-tim e peak and C anada is pay a recent m inim um wage one dies. w ere even in th e big stru g g le. fice in H illsboro and W. E H anley of F orest G rove tin to clean th e slate by the tim e the Ju stin M iller, president Federal u e. T he w in te r clim ate and the ju s t g ettin g underw ay! Hence, I say w hich allow s a man to m ake a liv n am ed local m an ag e.. Bar association, tells sen ate Judici act becom es operative. tr a ile r w ill brin g h ere from n o rth to th e young m an sta rtin g o u t for ing for him self and his fam ily. Alsom S o u th er residence on S o u th F irst stre e t e rn cities m illions of people w ho, him self today: "Go South or G o , ary com m ittee average age of su night. Sunday, March 14 prem e co u rt ju stices has risen a re being tax -rid d e n by parasitic I N orth Y oung Man. Be a P ioneer G o v ern o r M urphy to seek solution of b u rn C ed lerk T uesday S ubscribe now to th e A rgus. In P e te r Boscow rep o rts H illsboro school p o litician s and labor rackateers. A n Som ew here!" S eattle to P o rtlan d a ir crew win from 51 w hen nation founded to W ashington county $1.50 a year, sit-dow n s trik e s — h e a d lin e. E nforcem ent census show s 525 ch ild ren of school age 259 m ales o th er section w hich has vast fu tu re 72 this year. (C opyright 1937 P u b lish ers 1 g re reat a t a ir th t h rille r ille r w h hen e n big lu g liner's lin e r s y c a i. I S l x n m onths 85c. T h ree m onths 50 of law s w ould be one of th e best solutions. and 266 fem ales. p ossibilities is C anada. B usiness in j F in an cial B ureau) lan d in g gear gives a irp o rt scare. (ConT.'6h f»age 4, Y!r3riRiT!o?fT“ | iem s. 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