Pagf* T w o
TT I T, T. S P O R O
JFillsbonjSKVr g us
Time for Cuts
W iik Which <• Combined (he HilHhoro Independent
HiH h* r.. Annu. 1114
It w ould seem high tim e for the
ad m in istratio n to ta k e seriously the
necessity of ta k in g econom y steps in
ou r national governm ent. D rastic cuts
are a necessity if we are to uvoid in
flation speeded on by an unbalanced
bu d g et. C ontinued price raises and
d e creased dem and fo r governm ent
bonds should serve as a w arning th at
must he heeded soon. If no serious
c u rta ilm e n t of ex p e n d itu re s is m ade,
h ig h er tax es a re ‘‘aro u n d th e co rn e r”
and an alread y high tax burden has
been increased by the extrem ely high
social security taxes.
Labor Program
Essential
n T L T. R P O R O ,
A H C F R
The Great .American
O N U / Y eST gR O A Y
T h u rsd a y , A p ril 20. TOT
o n F G o N
líe m e
serm on at 11 will he "S piritual F re e
dom and Fleshly Bondage " Suml.i«
night. 8. B rother Paul H artford will
begin a special scries of m eetings
Come and hear I l l s timely i n c a g e s
lh ’ also plays tin* trum pet Tin*
m eetings will In* every Tuesday.
Wednesday and Friday night at II
C em e and hear lulu The Lord will
especially Ide s in w ord and mu su*
Tuesday , all day lu aver service, with
the evangelistic service in evening
fíuilding Aid Promised
i By A. I. I.inillii-i ki
S A I I 'M
I n f o r m a t i o n f r o m H ie national c a p
i t a l i l l . il Hi.il U l i l l e S a m is w illing I o h e lp
O r e g o n ( m a n c e its n e w s ia le hitiUling u p i o
4.1 p c i c e n t o f H ie t e l a i c o .I
T l i c i n f o i I n a lm n .
h o w e v e r Ls n o t e x a c t ly d e a r as t o j u s t h o w
lib e r a l
H ie
f c ilc ia l
g o v e i H iile n i
p r o p o s e s to
lie in it s a s s ls la n c e o n H ie n e w
p lo g ia m
If
H ie o f f e r m e a n s a n o l i t i i g l i t g r a n i o f 45 p e r
c e n i on tile
a m i* b a s is a H ie g r a n i m a d e l i t
c o n n e c t io n w i l l i th e c a p i t o l l i m i . l in g flu * s la t e
w i l l have a t o t a l o f $1 ih m i . ih m i $.. >«»IMM> o f la t e
m oney
a n il
$450 1100 o f
fc d e ia l
l im i l e »
fo r
building p u r p o e.. T h i s w i l l m a k e p o s s ib le
th e c n n s f l uctliin o f t w o b u i l d in g s . O lli* fo r H ie
s ta te l i b i a i V a n d H ie o t h e r f o r g e n e r a l o f f i c e
p m p e .c
I f . h o w e v e r Hie g r a n t will lie lim ited
to
th e
p a y m e n t o f la b o r ta k e n fr o m
r e lie f
r o ll
u p to a m a x im u m o f 45 p e r cent Ihe of.
fer w i l l n e t p ro » id e a great ileal of help mi-
less relief officials ar ■ »» Illing to m ä n t i i n i it e
. k i l l e d 1. 1-
f l i c r e l i e f t o l l s h v l is t i n g H ie r e o n
borers who are not no»»- o n r e l i e f
(By Roger IV. Babsonl
NEW YORK CITY April 23 The
wax«* of strik es since Jan u ary first
has cost th e nation m ore than a half
W VERNE M KINNEY
MRS F. <’ McKINNEY
a billion dollars Tin* C hrysler strik e
A«*ociale Editor
E d it or
A t’EULXElCx t'WEETT
alone is estim ated to have w asted
$liS£ HENNON CM ACCOUNT O F HV
$70.000,000
in
w
ages
and
m
aterials
OFFICIAL NEW SPAPER OE WASHINGTON COUNTY
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Selected as Oruron'a Beni Weekly Newaaper. 1930*36
going on in hundreds ef plants
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like asking Who
T hursday. 0 p in The I ord is
Subacription Ratea Strictly Caah in Advance
won the San E ran-
hi. ssiug Hies, mel t in g s 'D ie tu p le
Within W ashington County
»« ¡11 he God T ruth ami M a n ' C o n
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quak e"" E v e r y
Per year ........
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One month
one is agreed that
neli'iiiiii* to these m eetings S a tu r
. .50
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Per copy
Thru» month* .
labor tie-ups m ust
day. 8 p m . the serm on topic will
Outside Wauhtngton County
M
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b e avoided b it t
he "C areless C hris) i.ms are like
Foreirn count rie«
13 .">0
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12 00
few p r a c t i c a 1
careless driyers. they will enme too
plans have been
a fter the crash " Come and see what
Member: Oregon State
suggested.
the l ord will give you from this
. A
First Audited Paper.
O
ur
good
friends
at
I.aurel
are
p
u
t
Editorial Aaftoc I a t i o n
In tilts great la
I.ar«rest ABC Weekly
serm on Melvin F Jam es, pastor
and National Editorial
Circulation in W «*t.
b o r controversy
ting on th e ir a n n u a l d in n e r and pro
\ M
A
-
■
Association.
som
e
basic
tru
th
s
gram fo r the people of H illsboro to
Christian Church
have been fo rg o t-
night anil it is expected and urged R oger IV Babson te n 1 w ill n o ’ tak e
L ord's day unified study-w orship May Become P ow er—
Much I’ltcrc.sl I k being m anifested by le id .
s e r v ic e .
9:45-11 l> a
in. C hurch
sides in the a rg u
th a t a larg e d eleg atio n of local bu si
.school. 9 45-10 45; m orning w orship e r s of both the doiiun.inl political p .u ties in
ent as to w h eth er the W ashington
ness people a tte n d . The an nual get- m
10 la-1145. Music by the T reble i the grow th of the C om m onw ealth Ftxleiation
T acom a. W ash., ch a m b e r of com to g e th e r at L aurel is one of the o u t A dm in istratio n has been fair or
courageous d u rin g th e "sit-down"
choir. Serm on
Die Local C hurch m oxem ent in ( ) n * « o n Sponsored by a group
m erce in its fight to corner arm y and sta n d in g com m unity events of t h e epidem ic. My only com m ent on th i;
As a C hristian Com m unity Change of hhei.ils. including leaders in the ran k s o(
in
evening
scry
lees fur sum m er labor and S late (»range, the follow ers of tha
phase
of
th
e
situation
is
that
respect
navy establishm ents on Puget Sound y e a r and is eag erly a n tic ip a te d by lo
law and o rd e r in the U nited
m onths C hristian E ndeavor. 7 p in . m ovem ent held an organization m eeting in
passes resolution a p p e alin g to w ar cal folk. The frie n d sh ip s c re a te d m S for
tates is today at an all-tim e low '
Interm ediate and Young People P ortland S aturday and Sunday atten d ed |>v
d ep artm en t to allow V ancouver b a r this w av last a lifetim e.
H alf a cen tu ry ago th e "sit-dow n"
E vangelistic service, 0 p n t. song; delegates from all sections of the state In ad*
sei » ice assisted by young people's
s trik e w ould have been treated as
rack s to revert to the corn fields from
th e w eapon of desp erate outlaw s I
choir Serm on "T arry in g in J e r u dition to the labor and farm er delegates tho .•
w hich it w as created. T he neig h b o r
salem
B aptism al service Tuesday. present included a liberal sprinkling of W o rk
co n g ratu late C anada on the way het
ly T acom ans declare th a t th e b a r
0 p in , board m eeting of church ers' .Alliance m em bers and Tow nsend lies C u
officials have handled the problem
T
he
telep
h
o
n
e
bill
of
th
e
D
uke
of
officers Thursday (tonight). 8 30 p ller the right kind of a leadership it is a d
L aw and o rd er is being flouted in
rack s are a relic of bygone days.
in . m onthly pot luck d in n er fellow - m itted that tin* m ovem ent bids fair to assum e
e U nited S tates T his must stop!
V ancouver people rightly ta k e e x cep W indsor, th e fo rm e r K ing E dw ard, th
i ship and reception fur over fifty ttu* proportions of u ¡Kiwerful m inority h o ld
C ertain ly now that the S uprem e
tion to this a ttitu d e on th e p a rt of has a v e ra g e d §458 a w eek since his C o u rt has put its OK on the W agner
new m em bers received into the ing the balance of political pow er In tin* state
th e ir m etropolitan b ro th ers and a v e r vo lu n tary exile. Most of th e calls are I l aw . th ere is ¡to excuse for mot e
church fellow ship since S eptem ber and one w hich might well become a real fac
long
d
istance
calls
to
Mrs.
W
allis
I. 1930 M em bers and friends w el tor in fu tu re elections.
“sit-dow ns."
th a t the land around T acom a is only
come Plans for M other's day. May tl,
Sim pson, for whom he q u it t h e 1 L ab o r has ju st as m uch rig h t as
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fit .for airp o rts and arm y bases.
will
ho announced L o rd s Day
It
em
ployers
to
ask
for
an
increase
in
: hrone. Such a telep h o n e bill m akes p r.ces when o p eratin g costs a re a d
Revising thi* house and .senate jo u rn a l, of
L.
P
utnam
,
pastor.
E v ery th in g seem s to go to the sis it sound like “ puppy love” instead of vancing. L abor's prices are. of
ttu* recent legislative session cost the state in
te r states to the north and south, re fo r people around the forties.
course, jt s wages. Its operating costs
e x c e s s o f $3.000, according to claim s filed w ith
Pentecostal
Tabernacle
are th e cost of living. Wage w orkers
g ard less of the defense needs of Ort
the state departm ent Four ,M*rsons w ere e m
S unday school S unday m orning. ployed in revising the senate jo u rn al w hile
h av e a perfect rig h t to join unions
gon. We quite agree w ith th e A s
10.
Rev
J.
II
E
bert,
superintendent;
anti, th ro u g h represen tativ es of th e ir
classes for all ages, com e and bring s e v e n w e n * em ployed on th e tiou.se jo u rn al,
to ria A storian - B udget th a t it is
own choosing, ask for higher w ages
the ch ild ren w ith you M orning w o r most of them claim ing com pensation fo r ttu*
N aurally. I d isag ree w ith labor's
high tim e th a t all of O regon got up
full 40 days allowed for com pletion of tin*
ship, 11 o’clock. serm on subject
c
u
rre
n
t
m
ethods
W
orkers
have
a
l
; Rev I,ouis A sbell. who for fifteen ’’E d u rem en t of Pow er from o n task.
on its hind legs and got real m ad.
w ays gone fu rth e r and got m ore by
A
He
M
an
G
overnor
years was bound in devil w orship. High " Young pc« pic s m eeting at
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so m ad th a t th e pow ers th a t be back
’ to speak on the subject of S p iritu a l ¡ 0 15 p m D elm ar W yatt, president
T h at O regon h asn 't been su b jected to the peaceful co llective bargaining th an
Mountain Home Evangelical
by
violence
T
h
ere
a
re
plenty
of
in W ashington will know about it.
KaiTtiei*)
W
a
rn
e
d
—
ism Friday. May 7. Guy P D uffield | S unday evening evangelistic service
d em o ralisin g effects of th e sit-dow n craze m ay
Church
be a ttrib u te d to th e fact th at O regon's g o v er o u tstan d in g illu strations of this fact
G regon farm ers an» w arned by Sob in T
¡S u b ject
The S i l l o f O m ission"
R egularly each Sunday: Sunday J r . pastor.
O nce a fair em ployer is forced to go
n o r is a firm believer in law’ and o rd e r and th ro u g h a strik e in his own plants, school. 10 a. m . E dw ard A ebischer.
, Mid week services Tuesday e v e n in g , W hite state director of agriculture, to b e w a r e
has th e co u rag e to d o h is d u ty . In a recen t he can n ev er have the sam e feeling sup erin ten d en t. M orning w orship
p ray er m eeting T hursday evening. of alfalfa seed being stopped m from ttu*
First Baptist Church
to u r of th e sta te th e governor re fe rre d to th e to w ard his w orkers, and vice versa service w ith alte rn a tin g leadership.
T hursday. 8 p m , p ra y e r and Bible study. S aturday evening, te»ti- middlewe.st and .old at a very low price W hite
law less condition ex istin g in eastern in d u strial In th e long ru n , w orkers and e m C hristian E ndeavor. 7:30 p m. E van Bible study w ill meet. Sunday j mony and •< rvnon Special music by says that the s<*ed is not only'o? in ferio r q u a l
F arm s in th e Kent, W ash., n eig h centers, th e paralysis b ro u g h t ab o u t b y la w ployers gain about as much from gelistic service. 8 p. m. Rev. V. T. school,
9 45. w ith classes for all ages the o rchestra All evening services ity but has a high percentage of weed ••<«<1.
s tr ili e s and lock-outs as farm ers gain Speece, pastor.
tf M orning w orship. 11 T able talk on begin at 7 45 p m . all ur<* w elcome som e of w hich an* of noxious varieties
borhood had an experience recen tly lessness a n d rack eteerin g , and hoped th a t he strik
J F S hackelford, pastor.
w ould not be faced w ith th e necessity of d e a l from flood an d drought.
The Holy S pirit In R elation to the
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w ith sit-dow n strikes, w here w orkers in
g w ith th is sort of anarchy.
B eliever" a fte r w hich th e L o rd s
Union Responsibility Needed
M. E. Church (Bethany)
Tin*
state
may
exchange
its
school lands
w ere dem an d in g the eig h t-h o u r day,
S u p p er w ill he observed and tin'
To b argain collectively is labor's
“I hope an d p ray th a t th ey w ill n o t come,"
Free Methodist (h u rt’ll
On G erm antow n road.
S unday right hand of fellow ship extended to
for f<‘di*ral lands in thi* public dom ain, hut it
b e tte r sleeping accom m odations a n d he said, a n d added: "T he o th er d ay S enator right. No progressive-m inded m an
Bible school conducted by f l a t ice can not give them to U n d e Sam w ithout g e t
every Sunday. 10 a.m .: G e r th o .e recently added to us B Y P
vegetables from th e fa rm e rs fo r th e ir R obinson said th ey w ere sta te issues. T h an k w ith practical experience d oubts school
man service. 11 a. m., first and U . 7. w ith an interesting service for I Fenton during the last tw o w eeks ting om ething in return. A ttorney G eneral
this.
M
anagem
ents
w
hich
refuse
to
G
od
fo
r
th
at.
I'll
solve
th
e
situ
atio
n
if
it
has
proved to be both successful and
own use. The w orkers, w ho w ere
recognize w o rk ers' organiza t i o n s th ird Sundays: English service. 11 young people E vening service. 8 profitable* as to the atten d an ce and Van Winkle ruled tins week in holding ttiat a
a.
in
.
second
and
fourth
S
undays
proposal to cede 11,500 acre.s of ‘tat«* ow ned
chased out by vigilantes, said th ey comes."
S
ubject
will
he
"T
he
Fall
of
Man
"
sim ply do not see th e h an d w ritin g
m m enting on th e ten d en cy fo r in d is on th e wall. C om pany "spy" sy s —E. Ju liu s Traglio. pastor.
tf The large ch art w ill again he used co-operation of the children These la n d , in the H art M ountain district of e.i t-
belonged to th e cannery w o rk ers' an d crim C in o ate
special
m
eetings
for
the
children
spending th e g overnor praised th e tem s a re th e tools of foolish c o rp o ra
to m ake s im p l e G od's Word O rtiz
ill close Sunday. May 2. at 4 p m . ern <li trict to ttu * n a t io n a l g o v e r n m e n t f o r a
farm lab o rers' union in S eattle.
w ays and m eans com m ittee of th e leg islatu re tions. Em ployers, how ever, have a
W W eiuger. pastor
Laurel Evangelical (h u rch
w
ith
a dem onstration program ?\i gam e preserve w a s in v i o l a t i o n of th e sta te
tu rn in g dow n req u ests fo r ap p ro p riatio n s rig h t to dem and th a t the groups (Seven m iles south of H illsboro)
It is d ifficu lt to im agine th e short- for"
that tim e aw ards w ill he presented cou-stitution.
to talin g $10.000.000 "This is a crazy age w ith
0
ith w hich th ey deal be responsible
S unday school. 10 a. m.. Mrs. A.
('■iiigrcKational ( hurch
for perfect atten d . m e t * and m em ory
w ork day on th e farm , w h ere long a ten d en cy to build u p deficits on a p ath th a t w
for agreem ents ju s t as em ployer- W atkins, superintendent. P r e a c h in g
M o r e than 30 "rookies'* of the xtate police
May 2. 10 a. m. C hurch school. w ork. We extend a cordial in v ita
hours a re ch a ra c te ristic . P ictu re th e leads to ru in .”
are responsible. O ne of th e most im service. 11 a. m. Ju n io r C hristian Prof. Stalley. su p erin ten d e n t.
11. tion to all parents and friends to this force w ere put through a course of schooling
fa rm e r, who can be considered one of
T he g o v ern o r's conclusions coincide w ith p o rtan t factors being overlooked to E ndeavor. 6 p. m.
Rev. V. T. m orning w orship. C om m union m ed program R egular services of the here last week in p rep aratio n for th e ir du ties
is th e fact th a t em ployers are Speece, pastor.
tf itation and th e S acram ent of the church for the week are as follows
th e m ost in d ep e n d e n t c a p italists in those of S ir G eorge Paish, B ritish financier, day
as m em bers of th e force in stru cto rs wi re vet«
L ord'; supper A nthem "God Is a P ray er m eeting T hursday. 7 30 p m ; eran m em bers of the state force The re c ru its
visitin g th e Pacific northw ’est. "P riv atio n , legally responsible w hile labor u n
th e country, doing his chores and now
ions
a
re
not.
If
th
is
one
grievance
S
pirit."
B
ennett.
7
p.
m.
Young
Sunday
school.
10
a
m
.
su
p
e
rin
starvation, revolution, w a r—chaos" face th e
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
people's m eeting tinder su p e rv is tendent, E sther H T u rn e r; m orning w e r e h o u s e d in t h e a r m o r y d u r i n g t h e i r s ta y
w orking in th e field several hours be w orld, he said. "N ations have fallen b ack on alo n e w ere cleared up. much of the
C hurch
c u rre n t tro u b le could quickly be
ion of L aw rence W ism er T he state w orship service. 11; Bible school in Salem.
fore th e h ired m an rolls out of bed.
th e ir last resources—th e g o v ern m en t's credit. sm
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B ible school at 10 a. m.: preach c o n f e r e n c e
oothed over
of
C ongregational dem onstration program , 4 p. m ;
Now th a t is going fast. If n othing is done,
ing service at 11 a. m : C hristian churches m eets at Eugene May 5. tl. Young People’s m issionary service.
T
hese
prin
cip
les
all
point
in
one
S
tew
art
Weiss
of
Portland,
who
recently a.s-
W hen th e fa rm e r is co n fro n ted te rrib le th in g s w ill happen, in th is o r d e r - direction: The necessity of a N atio n E ndeavor at 7 45 p in. Mi.s ionary
0 4 > p.
• v a n g e h s tic s e r v ic e .
.45 Humed the d u tu ; of a ji Lint to the a tto rn ey
w ith this sort of th in g he is going to privation. starv atio n , revolution, w a r—chaos." al Labor Program . T he U nited S tate m eeting th e last T h u rsd ay of each 7. T. A rth u r D ungan. m inister.
p. rn J. N W . u k c r , p a s t o r .
general, does not intend to rc. ign as chairm an
w onder w hy some farm lea d e rs ally
The real enem ies of th e g o v ern m en t a re and C anada have reached such a month. A ll a re cordially welcome
First Church of Christ, Scientist
ol the M ultnom ah county republican c e n t r a l
—J.
F
G
ibson,
m
inister.
tf
hfigh
deg
ree
of
in
d
u
strial
efficiency
th e ir org an izatio n s so closely w ith la those w ho try to see how m uch th ey can th at strik es m ust be treated as a
Pilgrim House
com m ittee u n til he has compl<*te<l un organ«
S ervices are held every S unday
gouge th e fed eral treasu ry , as w ell as those
bor groups.
May 1: Sts P hilip and Jam es. ization program which he* now has under way
at 11 a. m ; W ednesday evening
w ho p rofit by th e ex p lo itatio n of p reju d ice i m a tte r of concern to everybody.
The Orenco-Reedvllle Parish
A postles May 2 May day c ele b ra Weiss says th ere is no law to p revent lu.s h o ld
Sunday school in both churches. services at 8 o’clock; S unday school tion at chapel service of w orship. ing the tw o positions although certain re p u b
and class h atred . — M cM innville T elephone- F or instance, a s trik e in an electric
at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to th e age
light
p
lan
t
can
com
pletely
cripple
a
10
a.
m.;
w
orship
service
in
the
Register.
g reat city to d ay ad en danger th o u s Orenco church. 11 a. m ; w orship of 20 years a re w elcomed. F ree 10:30 a. m . with serm on on “C ro w n licans in M ultnom ah county are clam oring
ands of lives. H ow ever, labor's rig h t service in the R eedville church. 8 read in g room open on W ednesdays ed th e Q ueen." (R evelation 12 D in for his resignation.
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to s trik e and m anagem ent's privil* p. m. W om en's M issionary society and S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p. in. honor of St. Mary, the Queen of
ege to refu se labor's dem ands m ust m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed S u n d ay ’s topic. "E v e rltstin g P u n ish H eaven T his is also Rogation S u n P etition R eport D enied—
T he v e te ran s’ groups of th e com
day. and p ray ers will he said for a
d ito r F. M. B row n of B row nsville asks be pro tected a t all costs. How to nesday of each m onth and at R eed m ent.”
m unity are ta k in g a fo rw a rd step by th a t E old.
R eports t4i.it p4‘tiiioii.s w ere in circu latio n
bounteous harvest ' Religion in the
old question as to w hy th e leg islatu re p ro tect th e p ublic on one hand and ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of
News" topics. “Ju d g e Long Speaks I axkiriK for th e rem oval of W. I. G osslin us
th e o rg anization of a co m m an d ers’ is p erm itted to fix salaries fo r co u n ty officers. lab o r and em ployers on th e o th er is each m onth.
C ornelius M ethodist Episeonal
tf
Again on M arriage. “T he Death of secretary to G overnor M artin do not .seem to
council, com posed of the com m anders • E d ito r Sw enson of M onm outh m ak es th e sen th e big problem . Som e practical m a
C hurch school. 9; w orship service. I B is h o p McDow’clI." and "The Mes- be well founded. Avery Thom pson, Salem a t
ch
in
ery
of
settlin
g
un
n
e
c
e
s
s
a
r
y
sib
le
ex
p
lan
a
tio
n
th
a
t
such
is
th
e
arran
g
em
en
t
and a d ju ta n ts of th e U nited Spanish
Sevcnth-dav Adventist Church
9:45. Gospe l message, special m usic; ' age of C atholic Action ” Monday. torney and active Young D em ocrat w ho w as
to keep county officers from fix in g th e ir own strik e s m ust be set up im m ediately.
Services a re held each Sabba'.h E pw orth League. 7 p. m Ladies' Aid T uesday and W ednesday a re Roga- said to lie one of the .sponsor, of Hie petitions,
W a r V eterans, V eterans of Foreign salaries
a t u n reaso n ab le am ounts. N e ith e r one T h e recen t S u p rem e C ourt decisions (S atu rd ay )
as
follows:
S
abbath
society, W ednesday. 1. Reception i turn days May (» T he Ascension of
W ars, A m erican Legion and D isabled points out th a t m ost county salaries a re low er open th e way.
school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching service F riday evening, 8. for all. New m em O ur Lord Next Sunday. May 9. is lias denied any know ledge of the move and
Dust
O
ff
Old
Program
A m erican V eterans. U n d er th is a r th an am o u n ts paid in p riv a te business for
at 11; young people's m eeting a t bers of the church this y ear w ill be M other's day. "The Music of M oth charccteri/erl thi* report as "just news|»apor
D u rin g th e w a r I was connected
." Thompson, know n to he allied w ith
ran g em en t th e observance of patriotic sim ilar service, also th a t w e often elect m en w ith th e L abor D epartm ent i n 2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting W ednes honored guests Mrs. J. C ochran in erhood will be the serm on topic. talk
n ig h t at 8 o'clock. V isitors are charge.—Rev. A lex an d er H aw thorne, P astor H enry S. H aller may be c o n the anti-G osslin faction in tin* Y oung D em o
holidays here in the fu tu re will be to conduct o u r public affairs w hom w e w o u ld n 't W ashington. The su ject of a national day
sulted any day. except Monday, be- cratic organization not only denied any con
tru s t w ith p riv ate affairs of eq u al m agnitude. lab o r program w as given a great w elcome a t any service. Dr. W al pastor.
u n d er th e auspices of all th e groups. —T
te r H untington, pastor.
tf
! tw een 10 a. m. and noon, betw een 4 nection with the reported petition m ove but d e
he S pectator. P o rtlan d .
deal of study a t th a t tim e. It w as
T hrough w orking in harm ony t h e
Whosoever Will
and 6 p m or by appointment, at clared that hr* w ould refuse to sign one if it
found th a t b o th w orkers and em
f Above N orth Plains)
; the House office. 232 N orth T hird should In* presented to him T hom pson's a tti
All Saints Episcopal Church
v e te ran s’ cause and th e com m unity
ployers w ere b itte rly opposed to
tude appears to he typical of th a t of most of
S unday school at ten o'clock. the 1 avenue.
Services fo r Rogation S unday or
com pulsory a rb itra tio n . H owever, a
will be eventually b e tte r served.
the anti-G osslin faction Even it the rep o rted
program w as m apped out w hich the fifth S unday a fte r Easter.
petitions ahould m aterialize as does not seem
seem ed to get aro u n d this point C hurch school. 9:45 a. m.; Holy com
m union an d serm on, 11 a. m. Service
probable they would not b e a r any g r <• a t
S u rv ey show s college stu d en ts are two H ere is a rough outline of th e plan at W ashington county home. 2 30 p.
weight in th e opinion of those close to th e
suggested back in Post-W ar days:
G overnor M artin is serving all th e inches ta lle r th an th e ir fo refath ers, B ut th en as
m.
N
ext
S
unday
th
e
V
icar
com
G) T h at all w orker:: should be free
T hursday, April 22
' filiation nnd agree to seniority governor This is not the first tim e G osslm 's
it's
tim
e
th
e
y
w
ere
gro
w
in
g
up.
mences
th
e
second
y
e
a
r
of
lus
m
in
people of O regon, not any p a rtic u la r
enem ies have sought his scalp. More than a
to jo in any union w hich th ey m ight
G reat B ritain w illing to p a rtic i rights.
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choose Both em ployers and w age istry. It is expected th a t the old note p ate
group such as some w ould like to
E urope looking t o P r e s i d e n t ^ y ear ago it w as rum ored th a t he was to he
in
w
orld
econom
ic
conference
paid
d
u
rin
g
the
past
y
ear
w
ill
be
Roosevelt to call successful w orld replaced by a secretary w ith m ore ta r t and
E ng in eers now have m ach in e th a t rem em j w o rk ers should be prohibited from burned L et everyone com e and join if chances of success good.
have him do. His fo rth rig h t a ttitu d e
experience in m eeting the public, but Gossliu
ev ery th in g ; pro b ab ly on th e o rd er of a coercion or intim idation.
F ight renew ed for C olum bia n a econom ic session.
us in singing t h e doxology. On May
is stra n g e to C ongressm an Pierce, bers
I
(2)
Both
em
ployers
and
w
age
ap p ears to he Just as secure in his job now as
robot wife.
Monday. April 23
val air base n ear A storia in W ash
5
the
v
estry
will
m
eet
at
8
p
m.
w
o
rk
ers
should
have
th
e
rig
h
t
to
w ho has played th e political gam e
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L um ber and logging o p eratio n s' he was tw o years ago and w ill probably c o n
b arg ain collectively w ith re p re se n t V icar w ishes to rem ind those who ington.
S tu d en t dem onstrations against suspended pending labor trouble tin u e to serve the governor throughout hi»
fo r m any y ears in O regon. Conse
a re plan n in g to a tte n d the Bishop
E d ito r o ffers prizes to w om an re a d e r w ith atives of th e ir own choosing
term unless a m ore a ttra c tiv e opening a p
quently the tw o have been a t outs fun n iest hat. We hope he doesn't give d u p li '3) W hen lab o r tro u b les arise, or Johnson d in n e r May 10 to purchase w ar disappointing in a tten d an ce to settlem ent. Finish fight looms.
peal., to entice him aw ay from th e governor
Studi nt Peace com m ittee
when agreem ents expire, n eg o tia th eir tick ets at once from Vcsey U nited
C
onviction
of
negro
com
m
unist
under the surface for a n um ber of cates in case of ties.
G overnor M artin tells congress tinder an ancient G eorgia anti sed i
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tions should begin im m ediately be- G ardner. N ext m eeting of th e G uild
m ittee B onneville pow er should tion sta tu te held unconstitutional.
y ears and it broke fo rth in a w ord
! tw een th e chosen representatives. If will be held at Laurel w ith Mrs. L. com
(¡5
Lost*
LicenacH—
R
ep
o
rt
says
sit-dow
ns
u
n
lik
ely
in
H
olly
benefit
public
first,
then
in
d
u
stry
b a ttle recently betw een th e tw o back wood. B u t th e n th e stan d -in s w ould pro b ab ly w ithin a certain tim e these n eg o tia A. W hittle, the m other of Mrs D or Lowest cost favored.
R o b e r t a Sem ple, estranged d au g h
S ixty-five dru n k en d riv ers had th eir li
tions fail, th e governm ent should othy W hisnand. w ho w ill be the
in W ashington, D. C., before th e Bon rep resen t th e p layers, anyhow .
P ortland school board refuses te r of Evangelist A im ee Sem ple censes revoked d u r i n g March, according to r e
hostess. A full attendance is request
ap
p
o
in
t
a
co
n
ciliator
to
sit
in
w
ith
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S u p erin ten d en t Rice contract. Long M cPherson, invited to appear at ports filed with S ecretary of S tate Snell by
neville hearing. M ayor Carson joined
cd. -R eginald Hicks, vicar.
both sides.
i school hat lie ended by com prom ise. m ovie studios.
c o t n ls over the stale. D uring the sam e period
w ith th e governor and it w as pointed
A utom obile h eatin g system in v en ted for '4> If. w ithin a certain tim e, no
S u p erin ten d en t w ill continue until
M idwest battles one of w orst April 13 licenses previously revoked w ere rein stated
Beaverton Churrli of Christ
out th at Pierce had never been very b ack -seat d riv ers. Well, som ebody o u g h t to satisfacto ry ag reem ent has been
snow storm s in years.
on .special recom m endation of the com m itting
Bible school. 9:45 a. m.. Lord's day. successor selected.
reached, the governm ent re p re se n ta
I
’be heat on 'em.
stro n g for Bonneville.
F ath er Divine, negro, arrested in
A lleghenies and O hio rivers swell m agistrates. T hirty-nine o th er m otorists had
tive shall ask both ides to subm it to Mrs. V ernia H opper, su p erin ten d
ent. O bservance of th e Lord's S u p New York cellar hideout in con w ith flood w aters and six states p e r Iheir perm its suspendixl for various reasons
v o lu n ta ry arb itra tio n .
w ith stabbing.
iled.
including reckless driving, hit and run, sp eed
'5 ' If v o lu n tary arb itra tio n fails p er at 11 a. in. w ill be follow ed by nection
S uit filed by em ployes of Wil-
P resident Roosevelt issues order ing and operating w ithout a vehicle license
arid a strik e ap p ears im m inent, then a erm on by the pastor, subject.
lam
ette-H
y
ster
com
pany
in
M
ultno
prohibiting stock m arket specula
T he country could get along much
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the governm ent conciliator may re c "Tl e M adness of Religion." Song
om m end to th e P resid en t th at a fact s e r v ic e and preaching. 8 p. m.. su b mah county circu it co u rt asking tion by the governm ent's 1,000,000
b e tte r if some of our public officials
court
protection
against
organized
L
ighting
Too
E
xpensive—
em
ployes.
fin d in g b o ard bo created w ith full ject. 'Die E verlasting Gospel." S pe
w ould devote more tim e to th eir own F ifte e n Y ears Ago
Liglitcsl highw ays for O regon a re only a
N avy's highest ran k in g a ir officer i
I pow er to ex am in e records, accounts, cial m usic by the choir. Mrs. J. labor.
Friday. April 23
declares Pacific coast is v u ln erab le l rlre.un of th e far distan t fu tu re in the opinion
p a rtic u la r job ra th e r th a n issuing in
A rgus. A p ril 27, 1922—H illsboro b eats P o rt presen t business, and prospects of Johnson, director, m orning and ev e
Logging em ployes of d istric t is to attack from air.
both th e em ployer and labor union ning M id-w eek service W ednesday.
o i l
sta te highw ay engineer.
su ltin g statem ents ab o u t high offi land Woolen M ills team S u n d ay 5 to 0.
Tuesday, April 27
Bi’ld o ek s com m ent was m ade in connection
Mrs. M ary Louise K inton dies a t C ornelius involved. This board w ould consider May 5, 8 p. m.. will be led by Mrs. sue ultim atum , w hich is expected to
cials of foreign governm ents.
It
G eorge H atch. In term e d iate C. E. at resu lt in a v irtu ally com plete s h u t
gen
eral
econom
ic
conditions
of
the
with
a
rep
o
rt
th
at
the highw ay d e p a rtm e n t
Dr. C. A. H oward, s ta te su p e r
usually results in bad feelings and A pril 19.
the sam e h o u r jn th e p ra y e r room. down M onday pending settlem ent. intendent o f public instruction, was contem plating the illum ination of the P a
in d u stry and of th e com m unity,
Ijeonard an d L loyd B row n a re com pleting j '6> T his board w ould then p resen t —G eorge H. H atch, pastor.
O ne-fourth of w o rk ers idle flue to
th e need fo r the state d ep artm en t
nam ed iiy state hoard of higher cific highw ay betw een P o rtlan d and Salem .
u ee on th e fro n t of th e L ib erty th e a tre a rep o rt to both th e em ployer and
irik e and sym pathy w alkouts.
m aking apologies. The rem a rk s bring a and m arq
education
as p resident of Eastern Baldoek estim ates the cost of Installing neces
N
ational
house
of
rep
resen
tativ
es
th e w orkm anship is "all-H illsb o ro .”
the union. If an agreem ent is then
Foursquare Church
O
regon
N
ormal
school at L aG rande sary lights for such a program at $4000 a mile.
re ta lia to ry com m ents and press re
d
e
f
e
a
t
s
<
fforts
to
expand
and
re
reached, well and good: but if not.
"A C ertain Man W ent Down" will
But II,at would be only a starter. M aintenance
a strik e or w alk -o u t is in ord er. be the topic of the evangelistic m es duce ap propriation for agriculture. to replace H. E. Inlow, who has or such a lighting system w ould cost
bukes th a t re s u lt in the apology hav T hirty Y ears Ago
asked to be relieved.
$000 a
F
ifty
in
ju
red
in
b
itte
r
rioting
W
hen
such
tak
es
place,
how
ever,
sage at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Special
ing to be rev ersed . It is a g re a t life.
A rgus. A p ril 25. 1907—A ssessor G eorge H.
Ohio riv e r th reaten s new flood. y ear w hereas m aintenance of the p resen t
around strik eb o u n d can n ery at
Wilcox raises S o u th ern Pacific ro ad b ed as th e board m ay publish its re p o rt so music will be ren d ered by the young Sloekton. Cal.
highw
ay
system
is
only
$400
a
mile
P resid en t Roosevelt m oves to a s
p er year.
a t th e public sh all know th e facts people s q u a rte tte , soloists and the
sessm ent to $15,000 p er m ile as ag ain st $10.000 th
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E laine B arrie divorced from John sist victims. Fifteen know n dead.
and w ho is a t fault.
orchestra. A t II a. m. service of the
last year. T otal assessm ent fo r 1907 of ra ilro a d
O S. C F aculty club pays trib u te
R egistration of foreign cars
R ailroads Used P lan Successfully Holy C om m union will he observed. B arrym ore, fam ed sereen star.
A nim osities
and
resentm ent, to B. F. Irvine tor long years of d u rin g tin* first th re e m onths of in O regon
S trife is becom ing an annual fe a is $519,120.
I T he p rinciples of th is program The serm on topic will he "Blowing
th e c u rre n t
sm
ouldering
over
m
any
years,
break
service on state board of higher y ear show s an increase of 20 p er cent over
T h ere a re sev eral bad sid ew alk s in tow n, have been in corporated in the N a- the Trumpet, in Zion." T uesday and
tu re of th e lu m b er industry, the pros
out in B onneville hearing betw een education.
'
tional
R
ailw
ay
L
a
b
o
r
Act
and
have
w
here
loose
bo
ard
s
a
re
co
n
stan
tly
fly
in
g
up
Friday
services
are
at
7:45.
Sunday
th
e
sam
e
period
a
y
ear
ago.
perity and c o n tin u a n ce o f w h ic h
i w orked satisfactorily. T here have school at 9:45 and C rusadt r m eeting G overnor M artin and C ongressm an
Big catches of salm on recorded j tia.s been especially heavy over T ourist trnffi«
and tripping people.
m eans so m uch to th e w elfare of the
m any ad ju stm en ts in railroad 6 p m. S undays We a re expecting Pierce. M ayor C arson joins with as season officially opened at A s w ay Ihe past w inter since the the Coast high«
Dan B u rk h a lte r says th e co n d en sers in i ' been
opening of tho
governor in blasting Pierce.
toria.
O regon country. W hen th e industry W ashington county h av e m ade it possible to w orkers' pay since th e Act was
new bridges on that route.
passed. All these changes have come organize to its heart's content; w hile
Saturday, April 24
P resident Roosevelt w arns against
is shut dow n all business su ffe rs as a make the d airy business v ery prosperous.
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H aw thorne b rid g e in P ortland "u n d u e advances in prices."
about b y arb itra tio n . — w i t h o u t any em ployer who tr ie ; to block a
result. All O regon hopes t h a t present
Life insurance business w ritten in O regon
The lid w as off S u n d ay in th is city and strik es or violence of any kind. A ft- labor leader goes to jail. L abor is in th reaten ed by dock and building
A batem ent proceedings started by (
difficulties m ay be q u ick ly ironed as a result tw o co n fectio n ers h av e been a r e r all. most people a re fu n d am en tal a position to dem and ju st how much fire.
"late liquor board against three d o tin g M atch represented an Increase of 43
ly reasonable. If both sides can be of the p roducts of in d u stry labor
C atholics plan youth appeal, d e
Pi t' eenl over that or March. 1930. according
out and th a t th e w heels will be mov rested. T h ere is stro n g se n tim e n t against gotten
aro u n d a conference table be- ! shall have. O f course, labor has one term ined th at its youth will not he P ortland n ig h t clubs.
closing these reso rts on S unday. B agley St
S tate highw ay com m ission ac- I to Hugh Earle, state insurance com m issioner,
ing again soon.
fore
an
y
firew
o
rks
ta
k
e
place,
m
os'
¡m
ore
all-im
p
o
rtan
t
h
u
rd
le
to
jum
p,
"nu
led
by
C
om
m
unists
or
o
th
er
th e increase for the e n tire U nited States, ac
H are w ill defend th e cases, and th e y w ill
cepts city arterials. R epair and
m ake a d eterm in ed fig h t to p ro te c t th e ir issues can be settled w ithout the namely, th a t only a . goods are pro- radical groups."
m aintenance of streets, bridges and cording to Earle, was only 15 per cent.
trem
en
d
o
u
s
cost
of
th
e
c
u
rre
n
t
labor
dued
are
th
e
re
goods
to
divide;
and
T
ruce
cas<
can
n
ery
w
ar
at
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clients.
viaducts included in pact.
strife. All fa ir em ployers and all only a ; em ployer:; m ake profits will ton, Cal.
T w enty
lum bering
operations
Storm dam age d u rin g th e past w in ter cost
Thomas King, G aston farm er, d ro p s dead honest labor lead ers w ould endorse they em ploy any men; only as eorp-
Sunday, April 25
P ortland T ractio n co m p an y a n
in field T uesday.
I such a plan!
ations pay dividends a re any life in
L oggers' unions seek arb itra tio n . sh u t dow n in C olum bia riv er d is the
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system ap p ro x im ately $150,-
nounces 120-day tria l of 5-cent c a r
I believe th a t the recent W agner surance policies, bank accounts, or
Mrs. Sim pson to set w edding date trict. R eferendum am ong 6.000 idle 900. according to R. ||. Baldoek. sla te h ig h
Forest G rove school b eats local n in e so
fa re fo r west side. An an n o u n cem en t badly the boys h av en 't reco v ered th e ir b re a th D ecision of th e S uprem e C o u r t even governm ent bonds w orth a w ith ex-K ing E dw ard.
men favors arb itra tio n .
way engineer. Biggest . ingle Itrm of expense
H arry II. W oodring renam ed sec was for snow rem oval follow ing th e Ja n u a ry
A greem ent reached to re-open
of this kind is refresh in g in view of yet. The score w as som ething lik e 45 to 27. ' opens th e w ay fo r such a N ational penny H ence labor lenders a r e
! L abor Program . C ertain ly labor has playing w ith high explosives!
Ford assem bly p lan t at Richm ond. re ta ry of war.
storm . Slides and w ashouts also co n trib u ted
the m ultitude of price raises th a t a re
Mrs. Sam Johnson sev erely w oun d ed in i now been given e v ery th in g for
(C opyright 1937 P u b lish ers
Cal. P lant officials ag ree not to d is
S panish rebel artillery m en turn to th e highw ay dam age d u rin g th e w in te r
being m ade daily.
runaw ay n ear Jackson school T uesday.
F in an cial B ureau)
i w hich it ever asked. L abor can now
crim inate against any for union af- cannon on M adrid new spapers.
months,
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