i
n I L L S B O R O A R G Ü S .n iL L S B O R O . O R R G
ÎTilli'bnn^-Arg us
Business W omen
Regulation Can
Not Cure “Sick"
Industries
Thursday,
man service, II a in., first and
th ird Sundays; English service, II
a in., second and fo u rth S undays
E. Ju liu s Truglln. pus tor
tf
"N atio n al Business W om en's W eek,"
W ith W h lrh la Com bined the H illah o ro Independent
w
hich
was c e le b ra te d by clubs ill over
H illa b u ro A rvu a Ketab 18‘J4
H ille b o ro Independent Ketab. 187S
the I nited S tates. A laska, and H aw aii, ha>
Laurel Evangelical Chureh
M c K IN N B Y & M c K IN N B Y . Pu blisher*
(Seven m iles .south of Hillsboro)
m arked a n o th e r m ilestone in the progress lly Huger Babson
Published Thursday.
I ntere«] as aecond-claaa m a tte r In the
Sunday s«hn«d. 19 a 111 Mrs A
p o a to ffir» a t llills h ttro , Oretron
ot wom en as good citizens. Since o rg a n iz a
BABSON PARK. Florida. M arch
Wat kins, siipei I nt enden t P leaching
tion in 1919, these clubs have had a steady IS Can a new NRA oi sim ilar type
s«»rvicv, U a. m. Ju n io r f i l l is t u in
w V erne M c K inney
mbs e . c M c K in n ey
EiultMvnr, tl i*, in Ret V T . S p e c i e,
E d ito r
grow th, and now num ber over 62,000 i of governm ent regulation solvo the
A asocíate Editor
problem
of
our
"sick"
in
d
u
s
trie
s
'
tf
past nr.
wom en.
Beaverton Itureh of C hrist
c u t l lasses lo r a il ages C om e and
In
view
of
all
the
talk
about
the
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
As a civic influence the Business and
Next L ord's Day morning. 9 45 b rin g Hie c h ild re n w ith you M orn
n e w Guffey lull
Elm i ( ’htirch of Christ. Scientist
Selected aa O regon** Beat W eekly New sp aper, 1930
Professional W om en's club is m alting it-
“to fix u p ” t h e a m . th ere will be a up,1,'tnl p ro ing w o rs h ip at It Y ouiig p e o p le 1
Servlees uie held every Sunday
N am ed on A ll-A m e ric a n W e e k ly N e w sp aper Eleven , 1930
m
ee
tin
g
at
ti
15.
D
cltuai
W
vutl.
pics
gram
given
d
tiiin
g
llie
class
hour.
nt II a m ; Wvducsiluy evening
coal business, tins
selt know n in every com m unity in w hich
Honocabl« M en tio n N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Association N e w sp ap er
id e m E v en in g e v a n g e listic se rv ic e services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school
Follow
ing
this,
tl
a.
nt..
Hie
reg
u
lar
question is timely
Piw Juction Contest, 1931-35. and G eneral Excellence, 1935
one is o rg an ized , and its m em bership is
J. F S hackelford, pastin' lit 11 a. nt. Pupils tip to th e age
Is public re g u la com m union service will be held ot • da
m ade up ot wom en who are w illing to co
Subscription Rates S tric tly Cash in Advance
of 20 years ure welcomed. Flee
tion m o re p o w er a fter w hich th e re will be special
First Baptist Churrlt
reading room open on W ednesdays
W ith in W ishington C ounty
o p e ra te w ith c h a m b e rs of com m erce am i
ful than n atu ral F aster anthem s by the choir under
direction of Mrs J Johnson The
P e r year
Tuesday, 7:39, the Oretien cottage nnd S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p. in
31.50
T w o m onths ______ ____
econom
ic
l
a
w
s
'
35
all
o
th
e
r
groups
w
hich
are
in
need
of
a
c
S ix monht
.85
lin e m onth ............
30 20
T he New D e a l s u b je c t of the m orning serm on will p ray er in,•etui', will be at the home S unday's topic, "R eality ”
Three m onths
tive. alert wom en to assist in th e ir projects.
30 50
P e r copy .......... .....
The R c-utT cchun Now " The i f Mr and Mrs Dobra Thursday
5c
says.
Yes." T he be
O utside W ashington C o unty
T hey do not ask special favors in business
econom ists s a y V >ung P eople's society m eets at 8 p m .m id-w eek p ray er a n il
C ongregational C hurch
U . 8.. per year
12.00
Fo reig n countries
33 50
Friday, from
because they a re wom en, but are tak in g
M i i i c I i 28 10 a m . church school,
"N o " L et us e x t! 'll) p. m F aster pageant. "Love B ible study hour
am ine tin* coal in- and I ife T rium phant." 7 39. u n d er 12 noon until 3 p m . Go,si Friday w ith E aster story P rof F Stull,•>'.
th e ir places beside men in the business
M E M B E R O regon S tate
F ir s t A u dited Paper,
dustrv. h is a n direction of Mrs H atch will be g iv services The seven sayings of supei ihtendeut Eustei m usical se r
E d ito ria l Association and
w
orld.
They
a
re
ta
k
in
g
a
keen
interest
in
la r g e s t A B C W eekly
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Asso
vice, Il a m . w ith brief .sermon
excellent illu s tra en M idweek service is held W ed C hrist on Hie Cross will be dis
C irc u la tio n in W est.
ciation.
politics and b e tte r living conditions, and
t e 1 r V . B ilis, h i turn for it is not nesday a! 7:30 p m and Ls follow ed cussed by the m inisters of Hie city upon “E ternal L ife" E aster music
by
choir
practice
G
eorge
W
Hatch,
E aster D aw n " a short cantata
Sunday school 9 45. w ith ;» :s pecial
are schooling them selves to have a b e tte r
only one of our pastor.
service for th,1 children. Mobntng 1» E I. A shford, presented by
u n d e rsta n d in g of all problem s io n fro n t- nio-t ba c industries, but it is a l
service at It The subject will bo. chorus and soloists, tw enty tw o
so one of o u r "sickest."
ing citizens of th e day.
If C hrist Be Not Risen But Now voices Soloists and (piaitet voices
Whosoever Will
Why Not?
Coal Industry's P roblem
is C hrist R isen" It Y P II. at 7 Mrs W F H inds M rs W F oster
The purposes of this g roup are to ele
tA
bove
N
orth
P
lains)
F or the first cen tu ry of o u r in
Sunday school. It) a n t . readv to Evening serv ice at 8 D uring the M rs Fi'w in II H nreiidrick of M< -
Public em ployes are im m une from con vate th e s ta n d a rd s for w om en in business dustry life coal w as un d isp u ted as
begin a new q u a rte r of Bible study song se rv ic e q u e stio n s w ill b e M iunvllie. Mrs Wallace S|M>nro of
trib u tin g to the support of th e ir g overn and the professions; to prom ote the in our leading energy pro d u cer D u r Classes
for all ages Serm on by Hie answ ered
The subject
ill b e Portland. Mi- It W H a l l i e s Adolf
m ent th ro u g h incom e taxes. W hy this te re sts of business an d professional w om ing this period. w hen op erato rs had pastor. It a in An F aster message "C o n sp ic u o u s C h a ra c te r w
of t h e Klein of Portland. Law rence Wis
ev
erything
th
e
ir
own
w
ay.
little
should be is h a rd to u n d e rsta n d or ju stify . e n : to brin g about a spirit of co-operation was done to im prove th e ir product will be brought All day services Cross, B arabbas E veryone is wel- n ii't', W Foster T A Dtingan. Mrs
Diingan. Mrs. F Sewell. Dixie l.ce
T here does not seem to be any logical r e a am ong business and professional wom en and m ethods of its use to m ake it w ith basket d in n er at noon All coinè to spend F a s te r w itli us
McDowell, accom panists.
Young
friends invited to fellow ship O rtiz \\ W eniger, pastor.
son why an official should not help to pay in th e nation, and to extend o p p o rtu n ities im m une from com petition. In 1918. our
People's m eeting. 7 p. m . under
w ith us. all day or to any service
supervision
of
Law
rence
Wismer
coal
consum
ption
hit
its
peak
678.-
his share, if his incom e is larg e enough, to wom en th ro u g h ed u catio n along lines
throughout th e day. E vangelistic
Foursquare Chureh
300.000 tons. In that y ear coal p ro service. 8 p. m Tuesday, all day
T A rth u r Dungan. minister.
any m ore th a n any o th e r person.
A special Good Friday service I
of in d u strial, scientific and vocational a c duced
81 p er cent of th e energy p ray er service: evangelistie service.
w
ill
be
held
in
the
chureh
nt
7:45
'
The suprem e court in a 7-2 decision tivities. T h eir m otto is " B e tte r Business used, com pared w ith 15 p er cent for 8 p m M elvin F Jam es. Pastor, p in., at w hich tim e Rev Edith ■ All S aints Episcopal C hureh
oil an d n a tu ra l gas. and 4 p e r cent m orning f.aMesy.a. »a ooFszh,
vicar takes this opportunity
recently reversed a decision of low er fe d W om en for a B etter Business W orld."
C am pbell, form erly of Hillsboro, i to The
wish th e people of Hillsboro
' • w aterpow er. Today, tw o decades
eral courts th at an em ploye of th e New
w ill pleach Her subject will be
la!
h a . dropped to around
"The Coldest Vers»1 tn th e B ible.' a very happy Faster, and to e x
Christian Church
l o r k city w a te r system should pay th e
tend to them a cordial invitation
1 t, . p o d in in g 52 per
Lord's day unified study-w orship E veryone is urged to attend the | to w orship w ith ns F aster m orning
m odest fed eral tax of §256.27
The new. old ag e pension setu p is e ' « t.’tal i ■ a : ■ y against 38 per service
in-
thr,-e-hour
service
in
th
e
Baptist
9 45-11 45 a nt. C h u rc h
Services for F aster will be held
'
' ' an I n atu ral gas. and ID
come of §14,000 in 1931.
bound to a d d secu rity to oldsters, ntttiiv Ci cent
school 9 45 Aim 306 in a tte n d a n c e . church from noon u n til 3 p, m as follows- C hurch school. 9 45 a
for w aterpow er!
E aster S unday will com m ence w ith
Justice R oberts m ade a contention in of whom have been faced w ith serious per Since
O
ffering
for
hom
e
missions.
D
ecis
1918 tw o tren d s hav e cut
sunrise service nt the F ir Lawn m . th e children are requested to
the m inority rep o rt th at should a p p e al to w orries as to how they a re to get along. down c o a ls lead tl i G re a te r e ffi ion service conducted by pastor. the
cem etery lull-crest at tl a. m. At bring th eir m ite boxes T he tnorn-
M
orning
w
orship
i
F
aster
service!
th e average citizen, who m ust pay income The big problem , of course, will be fo r the ciency in coal-burning; a n d (2) 1 oclock. Solos by Miss M aurine 9:30 a m th e Sunday school is : mg service will be at II o'clock
grow th in use of com petitive fuels.
and Will be as follows: P roces
taxes, w hen he said of the reb ellin g ta x counties to raise th e a d d itio n a l f u n d s C
oupled w ith the excess m ining Moore and F in est O bert, singing presenting a special E aster program sional hymn. 170; Kvre. C hant
p a y e r:
S erm on
"T he Voice w ith beautiful illustration Sunday Book. Collect. Epistle and Go-pel
needed from p ro p erty taxes.
capacity developed d u ring the w ar. evangelist
SbeciaPSuter Ttturic
' w d ServicM...
Laivmaking Costs
Show Increase;
(Jerk Hire Cains
Itv A. 1«. Ilm lh r c k
SALEM Day by «lay in every
way the cost of law m aking m ount .
higher and higher A com puri. on
of the c\|»«,n.;c of th«» recent legi .
lative se lion w ith that of 30 y ear;
ago show s th at tin* cords liuve m ure
than doubled in that period
W here.is the '.« Jon ju.st elo -n ,
w ill have co t the ta x p a y e r. < t
O regon betw een $140.000 and $1 >0
000 h> the tim«* all the hill.s an*
paid the session of 1901) cont only
$05.300 High p< »1. in the legislative
«•xpense scale was reached in the
session of 1927 w hich cost a total
of $100 103 IK This figure however
includes $20 120 in vx|M*iise rnoii«*>
w hich the law m aker« voted t <>
them selves nt the rate of $5 a day
and w hich was later held to have
been in violation of th e vonstitu*
tion and repaid in purt
Increase In the expenne of clerk
hire accounts in large m easure for
the m ounting costs of legislative
.es/dons W hereas th e m - sion of
I00‘i spent only $23.215 55 for clei k
stenographers.
doorkeepers, sei •
grants at-arins amt o th er em ployes
the recent .session spent $tl3H3| for
the xame service, not including the
cost of revising the house amt se n
ate Journals which w ork is .till tn
progress
Incidentally the records also re
veal th at no .session m the past .30
years has adjourm ut w ithin tin* 40
day . for w hich the constitution a l
lows the m em bers to d raw their
$3 per diem T h ree sessions have
adjourned w ithin nm* day of tin*
40-day limit, but th e others huve
run longer, th at of 1033 setting a
record at 00 days '1‘liis session, how
ever, in spite of its length spent
only $10 900 for clerical help and
cost u total of only $102.172 05, e
cablishing a record u> the least vx-
pensive session since 1010
•
•
•
•
Tw o m em bers of th e state parole
board W H T reece of P ortland
and Floyd L U tter of Salem r e
signed this week in protest again.-.t
the action of the sta te senate m
killing the new parole program
G overnor M artin does not exp«« t
to appoint th eir successor ■ before ’
Ju ly 1 W L Gosxlin, secretary to
th»» governor. Is ex*officio a m em
ber of the hoard All m em bers >erve
w ithout pay The proposed pat ole
board m easures would have created
a full-tim e ch airm anship at $3t>no
a y ear and allowed th«» o th er mem-
hvr.s of the hoard $10 a day for
th«» tim e actually served in per -
form ing th eir dulie
the industry has been in poor shape from the Open T o m b " S ervice to school is seeking to surpass Its re c I for F aster G loria Tibi, C hant Hook;
O utput is off 30 p er cent an d prices shut-ins 2.39 p in . conducted by o r d atten d an ce At 11 u m . Rev. G ra tia . Tibi, ('lim it Hook. Ntcene
have suffered likewise. A lthough young people led by E rnest O bert. Ena Fanson will d eliv er an E aster Creed; hymn. 172; serm on by the
soft coal at the m ine sells for 80 per C hristian E ndeavor 6:30 p. nt. In m orning m essage C rusaders m eet ! vicar O ffetory anthem . "The R adi
cent w hat it did 15 years ago; hard term ed iate and young people. E v an at <1 p. in. At 7:30 th e Easter e v a n ant Morn." by Woodwurd C om
•coal is dow n nearly o ne-third. In gelistic service 7:30 p. m Musical gelistic se rv in ' w i l l comm ence. m union service, page 74 In the
Sound Money
the past few y ears prices have firm pre-program of tableaus presenting Rev Edith C am pbell will again m .iv ,r book Sursiim Corda. w ith
ed up to som e extent, but they are passion scenes of C hrist by the speak on “T he Sun is Risen " S pe proper preface for E aster a it <1
E dw ard Schulm erich. th e sh rew d and public
still ju st equal or slightly u n d e r the young people u n d e r the direction cial E aster music w ill be rendered Sanctus Henedictus. C hant Hook
sp irited H illsboro banker, recen tly m ade a speech
of M artha Jan ies and and assisted
before th e R otary club of th at city on th e su b ject cost of production. The law of su p by the choir Solo by Ernest O bert, The pastor will be out of tow n P rayers of consecration. The Lord's
of Sound Money. We did not h ear th e speech, b u t ply and dem and w orks slow ly in singing evangelist Serm on: R oil over E asier and this coming week, prayer, and p ray er of hum ble ac
retu rn in g for next S un,lay's s e r cess Angu.. Dei. C hant Hook Com-
in d u stry for m ost operators
w e learn from n ew spaper rep o rts th a t he spoke well p this
refer to ru n at a loss as long as ing Away Stones." B aptism al s e r vices Miss C am pbell a n d Miss
of
so-called
fiat
m
oney:
m
oney
based
on
goods
vice
.—R.
L.
P
utnam
,
pastor.
The S h erid an Sun a few m onths ago
they can ra th e r than to sh u t down
Eanson w ill conduct th e Tuesday I muni,in for all com m unicants of
r th an gold.
and let th e ir m ines d eterio rate.
. and F riday services of the coming the church C losing p ray ers and
had the follow ing p e rtin en t re m a rk s on ra th e We
a re not try in g to prom ote this k in d of money.
Methodist Episcopal Church
I~tbor and F reight Costs
week T hey w ould enjoy m eeting benediction Recessional hymn. 529
this question:
We m erely m ake th e statem en t th a t th e tim e w ill
The
labor
cost
in
producing
soft
th
e ir m any old friends
Enjoy Holy Week services: C hoir re h e a r
F
aster
services
tom
orrow
(Good
Evasion of tax atio n has alw ays been th e goal
come w hen th e w hole co u n try recognizes th at th is coal rep resen ts about 39 per cent of Friday! T h ree-h o u r service in the E aster n t th e F ou rsq u are church. . sal T hursday evening at 7 30 in
of a large percentage of th e population and th e
stead of F riday evening This will
ty p e of m oney is m ore honest, m ore sound, th an th e
the d elivered price. Jo h n Lewis' B aptist church, noon to 3 p. in Duet G uy P. D uffield J r . pastor.
legislative branch of th e g o v ern m en t itself has
bn the last rehearsal before E aster
ty p e now in vogue.
U nited M ine W orkers of A m erica by Mrs W A. F oster and Miss H el
long been in th e business of c reatin g p referred
A full atten d an ce is requested
More b an k ers realize th is fact—for it is a fact— is a pow erful union H ence coal op en Dean E aster S unday 9:45 a. m
The Orenco-Krrdvillr Parish
classes.
T he M artin anti - gam bling lilll
(>ood 11 ¡day th e th ree hours* se r
erato rs have n ev er been able to The Sunday school w ill be opened
th an you m ight suspect. It is unusual, though, for one
school in both churches, j vice w ill tie held from 12 noon to which was left on th e table in H i e
Ju s t w hy a large n u m b er of state an d federal
control wages. They have, how ever, to. C C W eber, g e n e ra l s u p e r in 10 S unday
to com e out w ith a public statem ent.
a.
in.;
w
orship
service
in
the
employes, w ho draw fat salaries, should be e x
m ade big econom ies by using m e tendent An E aster program will be Orenco church, 11 a. t n : w orship 3 p in M editations w ill be given house w hen th e legislature a d
O u r presen t cu rren cy is supposed to be based on
by the vicar on the "Seven Last
em pt from incom e tax pay m en t is a question th a t
chanical equipm ent in m ore r e given by pupils of the various de service
gold—silv er too. now —b u t it isn 't really based on
in th e R ccdville church. It Words from the Cross " Come and jo u rn ed sine die took Its place on
cent years. D ue to labor-saving dw- partm ents. d irected by the follow p. m. W
cannot be easily answ ered. T h ere is an ev er in
anything. T he g o vernm ent has a gold reserve, but
om en's M issionary society go as you please. Good F riday ev e the statu te books along w ith all of
vices
and
declining
dem
and,
the
th e o th er legislative acts w hich
creasing sentim en t th a t ev ery person ought to
does n o t and w ill not p u t it out in exchange for its n u m b er of w o rk ers has fallen from ing com m ittee m em bers: Mrs K en m eets a t O rcnco on th e th ird W ed
pay and especially th e b e tte r classes, w h eth er
neth Cole. Miss May Cook and Miss nesday of each m onth and a! Hced- ning at 7 30 T h ere will be a short G overnor M artin did not veto. A t
own currency, reg ard less of any prom ises th at may
850.000
in
1923
to
around
575.000
at
set
vice
of
p
rep
aratio
n
for
Easter
torney G eneral V anW inkle held
Doris W eber. T he church w orship ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of
that money comes from th e g o vernm ent o r from
be p rin ted on th e fact of a bill.
present. T he biggest cost item in service will open at 11 a m. C hoir each
p riv ate sources. It is difficult to get any in d i
m onth.
tf com m union E aster m orning at 8 This is Hie m easure against w hich
In G erm any, on th e o th er hand, if you acquire
the
price
you
pay
for
a
ton
of
soft
o'clock
Mr
and
M
is
It
B
urnett.
processional:
"Crown
Hun
w
ith
the governor exercisw l ins rigid to
vidual to m ake a larw to apply to him self, if he
some cu rren cy it can b e sp en t for goods, b u t has no coal, how ever, is not labor but Many Crow n " A nthem : "Hymn of
841 E Main S t. will serv e the veto th.1 em ergency clause W hen
can get by w ith som e exem p tio n rack et.
v alu e otherw ise. In o th er w ords it serves th e p rim ary
freight. C arrying charges eat up Joy" 'B eethoven i Solo: "H osanna" i S eventh-day Adventist Church
Young
People's
fellow
ship
break-
lie
sent tile bill back witli ills veto
purpose for w hich m oney w as orig in ally m ade. W hile w ell over 59 p er cent of th e d eliv er 'J u le s G raier), soloist. Jo e S to rer,! S ervices are held each Sabbath fast All ire urg« d to atten d At
ntes age it was laid on th e tab le
as follows: Sabbath p m the
nobody has less use for H itle r an d h is g o vernm ent ed price. This m eans that the eo»< A lbany college, P ortland. E aster i 'S a tu rd a y )
•; !• F w ill m eet at the and left there In liis opinion the
th a n we have, it n ev erth eless is p ro b ab le th a t th e of hauling a ton of coal is more hym n: "C hrist th e Lord is Risen 1 school, 10 a. in : preaching service c h u r •h f- r th eir reg u lar m eeting
atto rn ey general points out tliut
use of th is k in d of m oney has help ed to av ert fi th an w hat the coal sells for at the T o d ay ^A llelu la'" (C harles Wesley», at 11; young people's m eeting a t
th<* house lind fa-fore it for c o n
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting W ednes
nan cial d isaster so far. O f course, if a n atio n c an mine!
pianist, Mrs. Rex Howell. B aptis- ; day night at 8 o'clock. V isitors arc
sideration only tile governor : veto
T
he
coal
in
d
u
stry
is
cau
g
h
t
b
e
G
r
a
n
d
fa
th
e
r
H
illsb
o
r
o
not
produce
as
m
uch
as
it
consum
es,
th
e
m
ost
se
n
ntal service. R eception of new m em - : welcome at any service —Dr. W al
The y e a r of 1937 is s ta rtin g o ff dis
of Hie em ergency clause
sible m oney in th e w orld cannot a v e rt an even tu al tw een th e u p p e r m illstone of com hers. Serm on by the pastor. 2 p. m. te r H untington, pastor.
astrously, a lre a d y hav in g tw o of th e g r e a t collapse.
tf P e o p le D ie s St. H e le n s
p etitiv e fuels and the n e th e r m ill E aster services in the W ashington
W ilbur N Coffee, g ra n d fath er of
est disasters in th e h istory of th is coun
O pponents of the C arney bill
H ow ard H illn of th e H illsboro A r
On th e oth er hand, w h ere a n atio n does produce stone of risin g labor an d freight county hom e S inging by the Ep-
Mountain Home Evangelical
try to its discredit. F irs t the g re a t flood am ounts fu lly equal to w hat it consum es, and its charges. I say “rising charges" for wot ih leaguers. Serm on by the Rev J
gus, and Mrs J e r ry Davidson, also outlaw ing slot m achines w ho seek
C hurch
th e present w age agreem ent runs A H aw thorne. At 6:30 p. in. all Ep- |
of Hillsboro, d ied F riday in his to sm other the m easure under a
of th e Ohio and M ississippi riv e r valleys people a re in w ant, th ere m ust be so m eth in g wrong. out in less th a n tw o weeks. The
R egularly each Sunday: Sunday
ne of th e th in g s w ro n g could be th e cu rren cy — union w ants a new co n tract calling w orth league groups w ill meet. E ve school, iq a. i n , E dw ard Aebischer. hom e at St Helens F u n e ra l services ''cloud'' of Irregularity, a p p ear to
and now the sickening and te rrify in g ex O
ning service in triu m p h an t song.
w ere Iti id m P o rtlan d M onday be due for still fu rth e r disillusion
W oodburn Independent.
for a six -h o u r day. a five-day week 7:30. The com bined choir of 49 voic su p erin ten d en t. M orning w orship Mri Coffee died 14 m onths ago ment T hese opponents w ere quoted
plosion th a t sn u ffed out th e lives of nearly
and a guaranteed incom e of $1.200 es from the HillsboAi and C ornelius service w ith alte rn a tin g leadership. F our d au g h ters survive Coffee had as view ing the bill as invalid be
500 children and te a c h e rs in one of the
fo r w orkers. T he operators say this M ethodist churches directed by Joe C hristian Endeavor, 7:30 p in. E van liecn in ttie m inistry of th e F ree cause it failed to contain certain
w o rld ’s larg e st ru ra l schools.
w ill add $140.000.000 to th e payroll. S to re r w ill give th e program . L es gelistic service, 8 p. in Rev. V. T M ethodist church for 47 year:
am endm ents alleged to have been
! boost th e cost of coal, reduce orders, te r C. M ooberry. soloist. The p la y Speece, pastor.
tf
The tra g e d y , th e g re a te s t in th e school
Following d aughters survive: M rs
w ritten into th e m easure by the
and
throw m en out of w ork. They let entitled: "The Seeing H eart" will
R u th H illis of D ayton, Wash ; M rs
history of th e entire w orld, is believed to
house Legal lights around th«1 state
in tu rn , dem and the present 35-hour be given by a group of young peo
M. E. Chureh (Hrthany)
Boll
and
Mi
I.
Silva
,,f
S'
house m ake light of this co n ten
M ussolini rev eals th a t he ra re ly eats m eat, p ro b w eek be extended to 40 hours so
have been caused by an accum ulation of
On G erm antow n
road. Sunday
ple directed by Mrs. M attie Sm ith.
Helens, a n d M rs. I,. S m ith of R ogue tion nnd point to a suprem e court
n a tu ra l gas in th e b u ild in g ’s sub-basem ent. ably due to th e fact h e b it off m ore th an he could th at they can com pete w ith o th er —A lexander H aw thorne, pastor.
school every Sunday. 10 a m,; G er- River.
opinion
w ritten 40 y ears ago in
fuels This deadlock looks th r e a t
The h e a rt of A m erica goes out in an chew in E thiopia.
support of th eir luwition In that
ening but it w ill probably be q u ic k
Pilgram House
expression of sincere sy m p ath y to t h e
opinion in the ease of M cK innon
ly settled w ith higher costs th e
S cientists discover th a t p reh isto ric m an suffered
vs C oiner, Ju stic e Benn held that
M aundy T hursday: B lessing of
strick en p a re n ts and relatives. The s ta rk from lack of vitam ins. B u t th e n h e had no ads to m ajo r result.
an enrolled act, signed by t b e
oils; the "M aundy," o r w ashing of
D iffers from Old NRA
tra g e d y of it all is unbelievable. W e never guide him.
proper officers and filed in the o f
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This, then, is th e background of feet; w ith a public celebration of the
know’ w hen d e a th will strik e us down.
fice of the secretary of state will
T he p erfect policem an, says a K ansas C ity police a typical “sick” in d u stry w hich the H oly Com m union of th e L ord's S u p
per. 7:39 p. m C om m union m e d ita
T hursday. M arch IR
York bi fore sen ate judiciary com be held to have been enacted as
chief, should be able to b aw l out a m o to rist w ith o u t governm ent proposes to c u re by tion:
"His Body, B roken: His Blood.
H undred- of children and teac h m ittee declares suprem e c o u r t enrolled though t h e
p u blic regulation. T he new coal-
legislative
g etting m ad. B ut w hat ab o u t th e m otorist?
NRA, ro w being pushed through S hed.” S ervice of T enebrae. S trip er» crushed to death when New justices "are hum an" and that jo u rn als show th at in its progress
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differs from the old Blue ping of the altar. Good Friday: a d London. Texas, consolidated school m ajo rity 's "continued fru stratio n of through th e legislature an am en d
N ew iron p av in g scream s a w a rn in g w hen cars E agle Act in th a t it is chiefly a oratio n of the cross; E ucharist of was
sh attere d by explosion, reported
m ent was adopted w hich is not in
tra v e l too fast. A t last, a su b stitu te for back < at co-'e of fa ir tra d e practices. C ol th e p re-santified; b u rial of th e holy caused by gas accum ulation under free governm ent" m ight destroy cluded
in th e enrolled act Which
th
e
court's
pow
er
to
protect
A
m
eri
The A m erican Legion is doing a very driving!
cross.
S
tations
of
the
cross,
a
t
V
es
lective b arg ain in g and high labor
th e floor of th e building. M artial ca from dictatorship.
would app ear to settle any d ispute
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pers. 7:30 p. m. Serm on: "W hy Did law declared.
w orthw hile com m unity service in sponsor
standards a re declared to be
on this point.
now find th a t b ru n e ts a re soulful, public policy of the U nited States, He Have to Die?" Holy S aturday:
Sunday, March 21
Dean T hom as K Konop of Notre
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ing the a m a te u r show each y e a r. It en and Psychologists
blonds selfish. In o th e r words, b ru n e ts can tu rn
In q u iry on school explosion at
b u t a re not m ade a p a rt of the reading of th e prophecies and bless Dame law school tells senate ju d i
courages young people to show th e ir ta l selfish overnight.
E ither th e P ortland city police
bill. A seven-m an com m ission is to ing of the font; th e litany; blessing ciary com m ittee that unless Roose New London. Texas, reveals that
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ents and brings out excellent p erform ances
set m inim um prices based on a v of th e new fire and of the Paschal velt court bill approved "outraged" gas line serving school had been ure not so vigilant In th e ir p u r
suit of dru n k en d riv ers as are
from which d iffe re n t o rg an iz atio n s can
C am bridge. Mass., m an disp u tes C incinnati's erage costs and these costs a re t candle. E aster day: D awn service of A m erican people would "by am end connected to a gas com pany line m em bers of th e state police or the
wages. Hence, prices will in public w orship. 6:30 a. m. Serm on: m ent sw eep the suprem e court out ; "w ithout know ledge or consent."
secure help in p u ttin g on program s, The claim to h av in g th e first b a th tu b in A m erica, p ro b d include
irectly reflect w age cost--. T he sig "H e Is Risen Indeed." Second se r of the constitutional picture.”
f.cn i'ral s trik e of au to w orkers police judges of the m etropolis a te
la st show was very good, an d th e acts ably claim ing it w as only a w aterin g tro u g h th at nificance of th is bill spreads far vice. w ith festival music, at 19:39 a
A m elia E arh art m akes record th reaten ed in D etroit, M ich, in m ore lenient w ith offenders than
beyond the bounds of the soft m. Serm on: "O ur Eaith in the E v er flying tim e to H onolulu on first 1 protest against last w eek's forcible are the m agistrates of th e rest of
show ed a g re a t deal of tale n t. W h at a floated one spring. •
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coal in d u stry for it m ay well be lasting I.ife.” P asto r H enry S. H al kip of w orld flight.
i ejection of sit-dow n strik e rs in the state At least records of co n
jo b it m ust have been fo r th e ju d g es to
"M en w he spend th e p u b lic m oney ought to th e p attern of regulatory bills for ler m ay be consulted any day. e x
R eferendum o n anti - gam bling I o th er fields.
victions for dru n k en d riv in g would
a rriv e a t a decision.
h av e some ex p erien ce in th e d ifficu lty of m aking a all industries.
cept Monday, betw een 10 a. m. and ban in P ortland invoked w ith fil- j
so indicate D uring F eb ru ary only
Monday, M arch 22
d o llar.” A nd also th e agony of m ak in g out an in
R egardless of this new legislation, noon, betw een 4 and 6 p. m.. o r b y ; ing of petitions with 18 095 names.
C hief Ju stice H ughes in letter one m otorist hail his d riv in g p e r
com e tax re tu rn .
I’ope Pius XI r n iid em n . "atile- I to S en ato r W heeler soys increase mit revoked by a P ortland court
com petition from o th er fuels is still appointm ent, at th e House Office
istic com m unism " as false doctrine 1,1 f l / '' l,f suprem e court likely to w hereas in th e rest of th e state
cu ttin g into coal consum ption, hold 232 N orth T hird A venue.
S tu p id S tella th in k s th a t cotton gin is th e kind Ing
underm ining "very foundations of "im pair" Its efficiency "ns long as there w ere 34 revocations f o r
vn prices, and destroying
f littin g corners to save expense is not
Trinity I.uthrran Church
society." and appeal , to "all those court acts as a unit." Justices Van- drunken driving. And ap p ro x im ate
th a t m akes h er m outh ta ste so fu rry th e next m o rn ji 1 Tl - G uffey Bill does not sug-
alw ays economy in th e long run as a t ing.
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thi. basic trouble.
Services w ill be conducted on I ,w ho b el‘c.Ye ,in
to resist the D evanter a n d B randéis concur ly o ne-third of the m otorists of
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tested by investigation of the n ation's most
T
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!er with the New Good Friday at 8 p. m. Serm on top- ' ,u tr '° “ s / ' ' acl5 of. . th e godless,
John Hessin C larke, only retire d the state ure to be found in th e
D
i
:
r,f
econom
ic
planning.
ic. "The Royal S avior"—Jo h n 19,19.1 ,J S fifth circu it court of appeals suprem e court justice, tells nation city of P ortland.
horrible school cal
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T exas,
“M en's clothes w ill reflect th e new philosophy
I
kiio',1
,'
Hiat
th
e
re
m
ust
be
some
agner labor act.
congress has rig h t to change s u
w hich took the lives of nearly 500 children of leisure." says a p ro m in en t clothier. T h ere p ro b regulation in o u r com plicated mod- ■ On E aster S unday th e service will a PProvcs F W
riday, M arch 2(1
be held at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday
p rem e court.
and tea c h e rs last w eek. R eport says th a t ably w ill be padded sea ts for sitdow ners.
T he legal, m ining and banking
ern system. For instance. I have school at 9:45. Serm on topic. "The
Bodies of 425 recovered from
Texas school tragedy declared in terests a re all represented on the
alw ays been 100 per cent for the E m pty Grave"— L uke 24. 3 You are T exas school ruins. F aulty radiator
im p ro p e r h eatin g installation is believed
due
to
tapping
w
aste
gas
main
new ly appointed Mate m ining board
Stock Exchange C ontrol Act. I am cordially w elcom ed to w orship with vents blam ed for disastrous blast.
to be th e prim e fac to r in the blast horror.
I’ope Pius reproaches G erm any W. H. S tra y e r of B aker is an a t
convinced, how ever, that controlling us.
Last serious obstacle to divorce
for
a
"condition
of
sp
iritu
al
o
p
p
res
O riginal plans called fo r a boiler and
hours, wages, and prices is not
for Mrs. W allis Sim pson, for love
torney and as a m cm lier of the
, strik in g a t th e soft-coal in d u stry ’s '
of whom K ing E dw ard gave up sion such ns n ev er before w it State sen ate helped to ' d ra ft Hie
steam heating, but these w ere ch anged to F ifte e n Y ears Ago
Pentecostal Tabernacle
nessed."
real
problem
,
w
hich
is
how
to
the
th
ro
n
e
of
G
reat
B
ritain,
sect.:
m easure creating the new board
e tle c t an im portant saving in o p eratin g
Special evangelistic services will rem oved.
A rgus, M arch 23, 1922—C o u n ty A m erican Legion beat out oil. gas and electric com
Ray Woods, professional diver, A lbert B urch of M edford is a na-
expenses. Steps w ere tak en to c arry off council m eets at B eaverton M onday w ith 150 pres- petition. R aising costs and pi ices continue every night except Mon-', Sw allow s continue 161-year tradl- [ dives off San F rancisco-O akland tionaiiy
know n m ining engineer,
does not seem a logical an sw er to ; day. E vangelist Mrs. R ichard Olson tion by re tu rn in g to San Ju an Cap- | bridge, breaks back.
c arb o n m onoxide gas, but none to c arry ent.
and F B M acN aughton of P ortland
w ill speak each night. E vangelist istrano m ission in C alifornia on
J. w . Shute, p io n eer of 1858 and firs t real coun- th is puzzle.
Tuesday,
M
arch
23
is president of the First N ational
o ff th e leak ag e of live gas, which is b e ty b an k er, dies Sunday. F o u n d ed city 's first bank
Olson, recently arriv ed from Los |
Raym ond Moley, ex - Roosevelt bank of P o rtlan d as w ell as a civil
A T em porary S tim ulant
arch 19.
ngeles, w here they assisted in the i M Spanish
lieved to have caused this g rea t trag ed y .
in 1888.
brain
-tru
ste
r,
hits
court
plan
It is fatal fo r any in d u stry in A
loyalists
ro
u
t
insurgent
anti
engineer
w ith
a considerable
F irst Full Gospel C hurch for
i forces.
Mrs. S arah F arnham , 92, w ho settled here in j th is age of scientific progress tc ; Deaf. As well as speaking to
says am endm ent is only m eans
know ledge of mining.
'
stand
still.
Yet
d
u
rin
g
the
past
tw
o
'
Saturday, March 20
1876, dies Monday.
Flood d an g er Increases in C ali
d eaf Mrs. Olson will be bringing a 1
M ilitary court of in quiry nt New fornia w ith resum ption of rain in
T. C. M cNamer, p io n eer son of co unty and one | decades th e coal industry has done i m essage to the public in general.
A visit to P o rtlan d th eatres, now and of first
B. F. Irv in e of P ortland, w ho
I
n
othing
to
elim
in
a
te
such
evil
as
London.
Tex.,
takes
evidence
that
N
orthern
C alifornia.
A laskan m iners, d ies in P o rtla n d Saturday.
S unday school S unday m orning nt
th e n , convinces one th a t H illsboro and
C lipper ship successful in la n d has declined re-appointm ent as a
Mrs. E sth er M arsh Leisy, county p io n eer of 1852, d irt arid dust. A recent survey of 10. Rev. .1 H. E bert, su p erin ten d - im proper heating installation ch arg
, C incinnati show ed th a t thousand»
ed the w alls of the school with ing on Pacific reef, m ark in g new ! m em ber of the state board of h ig h
W a sh in g to n county have a show house in dies in P o rtla n d M arch 16.
of tons of soot fall on the city of prices, certain concerns m ust “wet gas," w hich exploded under m ilestone in advance of air routi er ('duration, will continue to serv e
C h ester W ohler and Miss G lad y s E v erest m a r I ev
th e V en etian th e a tre of which they can
ery year! Has the industry ex- continue to use coal because change pressure. School board reported told from C alifornia to New Zealand.
until bis successor has been nam ed
ju s tly ta k e p rid e. From the stan d p o in t of ried M arch 12.
' hausted all possibilities of elim in overs to o th er fuels cannot tak e of danger three1 years ago.
Tension in E urope grows a < lirobably n ex t month, according to
Jo h n F. H a rt dies h ere M arch 20.
atin g this u n h ealth y and w asteful place over night. C hronic priep-
A melia E a rh a rt's plane dam aged M ussolini m akes b iller denuncia- G overnor M artin. Irvine has been
co m fo rt and ap p o in tm en ts it is the equal
nuisance? The anthracite stoker cutting will temporarily be elimi- w hen tire blow s out as she a tte m p t tion of G reat B ritain, Diplomatie identified w ith higher education
of an y in cities m uch larger, and from th e T h irty Y ears Ago
developcd by heating concerns, has nated. Wages, prices, and profits ed to ta k e off nt Honolulu on the circles w orried.
In Oregon for th e past 39 years,
A rgus, M arch 21, 1907—Em m a N icholson found shown w hat can be done w ith im ihould tem porarily be better. Coal second leg of her attem pted flight
c o m fo rt an g le it goes much fu rth e r. The
G overnm ent grain ex p erts predict first as a m em ber of th e board of
dead
on
ro
ad
n
e
a
r
B
eaverton
Sunday.
B
elieved
vic
proved
equipm
ent.
O
nly
four
years
around
the
w
orld.
None
of
th
ree
in
d ista n c e b etw een seats, giving plenty of
securities may lie a good buy, tem -
World w heat prices may continue regents of O regon S tale college
tim of h e a rt attack . No m ark s of violence found.
ago th e re w ere six oil-burners sold p o ra rily . H ence, the first effects of jured.
at high levels for 1937-38 season.
and for the past eight y ears as a
k n ee room , is p a rtic u la rly appreciated.
A n d rew W ann, H illsboro logger, slays b ear w ith to ev ery one stoker. Today th ere th e bill will seem favorable. B ut | C h ry sler sit-dow n strik e rs warn
G asoline prices increase half a m em ber of the unified board of
ax.
a re only tw o o il-burners sold to the u ltim ate consequences can be | G overnor M urphy th a t they will cent.
higher education.
not leave plants.
K nig h ts of P y th ias b u y 40 feet from th e Hou ley one stoker. In m y opinion, such disastrous.
P resident Roosevelt,
expresses
U. of O. loses to W. S. C. in |
basic
im
provem
ents
are
the
l>est
p
ro
p
erty
fo
r
$2400.
C
orw
in
&
H
eidel
b
u
tc
h
e
r
shop
No
form
of
NRA
can
save
the
coal
P eo p le can u su ally heave a sigh of re
hope th ere will be no new tuxes nt
E m ployers in 27 d ifferen t classi-
B allard b a rb e r shop occupy th e site at present. m edicine for an "ailing" industry! or any other industry from the e f playoff for cham pionship of 1 h e this session of congress.
lie f w h en th e leg isla tiv e session is over. and
In discussing th e bill, its p ro fects of stagnation in this technical n o rth ern division of the Pacific (C ontinued on page 4. first section) , Mentions w ill enjoy reduced rates
P y th ian s p lan to build ev entually.
W h y not, w ith th e m any ideas for up
contribution to the w orkm en's
S team er c h a rte re d by P. R. & N. to tak e 100 ponents w ill undoubtedly re fe r to age! Natural, spiritual, and econ coast b asketball conference 42-25
th e experience of the coal com omic laws still rule the world. The
com pensation fund as a re su lt of
C arl JLodell, O regon S tate's v e t - 1
s e ttin g th e p ro v erb ial a p p le c a rt th a t are tons of b rid g e iro n to T illam ook.
panies
u
n
d
er
th
e
old
NRA.
Huge
.............
O
ld-fashioned
an
o rd er Issued by th e Industrial
Chester Sloan, pioneer Forest Grove hotel man, losses w ere qu ick ly tu rn ed into simplest solution of many a "sick" cran d irecto r of athletics, resigns. I , Wou(,'J you1- w i«e ta k e an a ir- Accident
in tro d u c e d , but seldom g e t the approval
comm ission this week
industry's problem lies in render
B ellfountain high school w i n s
dies
Monday.
The reduction In rates was based
sta rtlin g profits T he sam e results ing better serviee to eonsumers.
o f th e le g isla to r w ith his fe e t on the
sta te high school basketball cham plane trip .
United Railways start work on electric railway can
be expected today if an effec
i Ih " '
i>Ye.feru ffoing up " p,,n t,lc «ecirteiit experience of
(Copyright 1937 Publishers
pionship.
g ro u n d .
between Portland and Forest Grove via Hillsboro.
th e air in th e old-fasluoned way the industries in the 27 classifies
tiv e bill is now passed. Regardless
F inancial B ureau)
Judge Ferdinand Pecora of New in wives
always have.”—Ex.
tions.
ciasstnca-
He derives incom e from th e exercise of his
profession. (N ote again th a t this incom e is $14.000
a year.) His obligation as a citizen is to co n trib u te
to th e support of th e g overnm ents u n d e r w hose
jo in t protection h e lives and pursues his calling.
. . . The sole question h ere is w h eth er one p e r
form ing w ork of ren d erin g service of a ty p e com
m only done or ren d ered in o rd in ary com m ercial
life for gain is exem pt from th e no rm al b u rd en of
a tax on that gain for th e su pport of th e n atio n al
governm ent because his com pensation is paid by
a state agency instead of a p riv ate em ployer.
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