Pape Two
H IL L S B O R O
RillsbunüMrgu5
Suggestion of Merit
W ill» VS hi eh la CombineW Iho H ills b o ro Independent
Ifillib o r o A n ru o . 1094
H ills b o ro In d ep en d en t. 1873
A suggestion of real m erit has been
m ade in a national m agazine th a t
M r K I N N E Y « M r K IN N E Y , P u b lis h e r*
holidays he placed w here they will
Published Thu rsday
Entere«! a« second-class m a tte r in
th e poet o ffic e at H illsbo ro . Oregon
do the most good. T he English have
W . V E R N E W. K I N N E Y
a rra n g e d it so th a t all th e ir holidays
M R S E. C M» K I N N E Y
E d ito r
Associato E d ito r
(except C hristm as, am i Boxing Day
which im m ediately . follow s it) come
O F F I C I A I . 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
on a M onday. They tak e a d v a n ta g e
S r lM tr d k , D r««»n*« I t w t W n -k ly N ew su per. 1S3D-3S
Narnmi on A lt-A m e ric a n W eekly N e w ap aper Eleven. ISSO
of the w eek-end pause by ad d in g to
H o n o rab le M en tio n N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l Aaan. N ew sp aper
Production Conteat. 1S34-3S; G en eral Excellence. 1»3.-, it
w hen holidays come d u rin g the
w eek and a re th u s given an o p p o r­
S ubscription Ratea S tr ic tly C aak in A d vance
tu n ity for m ore enjoym ent in the way
W ith in W anhinirton C ounty
P e r y ea r .........
$1 50
T w o m o n th * ....
80 15 of o utdoor activities, sleep, travel or
S i* m onths
.... .85
O ne m onth
.20 w h atev er they wish.
111 ree m outh*
.... .50
P e r copy
------ .05
O utside W ash in g to n C o unty
U n d er th e p resen t system of ob-
IT. 8. p er y ea r
82.00
F o reig n countries
1X50 serving holidays, w h erev er thev may
fall, we do not get th e full recreativ e
M e m b e r: O regon
o n RUte
F irs t A u d ited P a per.
E d ito ria l Aaaoc
value.
If holidays com ing at o th er
rtf".
„A B
> I .a r g e - t A B C W e e k ly
and N a tio n a l 1
C i r c u la - n in W e t . him »:
w eek w ere set
A
, , int in,
Crop Prospects
Roister Outlook
A R G U S . n i L L S B O R O , O R EG O N
The Great .American Home
Thursday. May 11, 1917
| w ill comment’»' at 7 45 p in. Tornor-
!
evening tE ru h iy i there w ill be
no p u b lic service hut the annual
I business m eeting w ilt be held at 7 45
I Every m em ber o f the congregation
is urged to be present to cast Ins
| vote concerning th e p o lic ie s f o r Ih e
coining \e a r Guy P D u ffie ld , J i
pastoi
Library Friends Protest
(B y A. !.. I .ln d b r r k l
S A LE M The I ’W A grant o f »45IUMHI fo r new
i By Roger W. Ilabsonl
AL "T U
fit
C h AC l C ì ì
(tute h iiililin g s i I in 'X nut lim it the pregi am to
C H IC A G O . I I I .
D u r in g nt y
»1 single s lm e lu ie , ill the o p in ion o f lt .il|ili
CAN 3 P iA x W IT H V 'U
travels o f the past week I found
M em b leg.il m il ism' for the Capitol Hoemi-
"ICC A x . k £ S X £ I ? X
that much o f the groat optim ism
st i m I mn enmm is.siiin. iv liie ll hli* eliarge ef
H -lrX HELPING ÜN l 'L F
o f last December has evaporated
th e h u ild in g pingl'uin There la no thin g wither
<A;i L C l e a n u p t h e
La bo r
u n r e s I,
Whoaoever W ill
ill I lie .Lite kin u p p r ip i i . i l i n g $5:>().000 t o iv in l
A T T IC ,.
p o litic a l fan-fare,
(A bo ve N o r t h P la in s )
feile
new tiu ililin g s o r ill the federal
grant to p re ­
com m odity price
F rida y nigh t, special y o u n g
vent the em isti uetion o f a lib ra ry b u ild in g
declines.
lagging
people s night B ro th e r H a rtfo rd and anil an office h u ild in g its tw o separate s tru c ­
re ta il sales have
w ife of P ortland are s till w ith us, tures. if the cap itol commission finds such a
g iv e n in a n y
preaching under the a m io in ttn g of
plan pi el'ei able, iiceording to M om li
th o u g h tfu l people
the Holy Ghost; the sermon topic
the cold shivers.
M ihh I i point-; old. Iiowever. tiia t t i l e I ’WA
w ill h<* “ The League o f Nations*
That, however, is
Simdav school. 10 a. in . sermon by
grant is noi a d e fin ite c u iiin u t iiie id o f (tie fu ll
not necessarily a
Hvv. M elvin E James, II a in .
* tali HIM) The gian t money w ill only be paid
b a d sign, espe­
special p ra yer service a ll afternoon,
Io the slate as it is shown that m oney ha i
evangelistic service. H p m . Hart
c ia lly when it ap­
been paid to labor taken Irom the r e lie f l o l l .
fo rd s nnssage w ill he FT G lirist
plies t o
W a ll
O fficia ls who have i l l vest Ignted the situation,
Game T onigh t at M id n ig h t." special
street. W a ll street
however, fin d no cause for w o rry on tills
musical program o f several nu in -
was w ild ly o p-
score as no d iffic u lty is anticipated in fin d in g
1 ” I
r
x, I IX .,11 ,1., x I .I \ i ’ i '.ci
Knger W. Babson tin iis tic in 1929
me
vice; H p m . evangelistic service, a plenty o f skille d as w e ll as u n skille d labor
and .is gloom y in
song service amt sever.»1 num bers of on the re lie f rolls, who w ill he a va ila ble for
I
i p re fe r to find
w ork on the new state b u ild in g or b u ild in g s
special music. H a rtfo rd 's sermon
:c than Mam
topic w ill be "D rin k Now o r T h irst
G overnor M a rlin 's suggestion that t h e
, n
.
street this spring is
Forever
W ednesikiy night. K. the state lib ra ry la* shelved on the top flo o r o f the
: mg Ihe w o rry over the
series o f meetings eontinue
M e l­ new o ffice b u ild in g tins brought a ve rita b le
W hen th e sto,
» air <
•
" h e n 1
1 ■ m u i eu tloo k w h ich I found so
vin F James, pastor.
deluge o f protest Friends o f the lih r .n y call
ä A,\,UNC l C ftiL L ,
lem to the effect th a t the
n° t do th a t p re va le n t in eastern cities.
atten tion to the fact Dial the state a p p ro p ria ­
Business
Starts
on
Farms
had suggested before th e s ta ti
!*'e mosl out
First
Baptist
Church
tion was made by the recent session p rim a rily
•P lA rie Pf Fesc VU F i ¿ B ilie "
P rosp erity on o u r farm s is v ita l
APA JOMES ANO
P rayer and Hihh* study T liu rs-
of control th e placing of th e .-
a n t t c tvn X n t TtCArr ? v . ax'
for th e benefit o f the lib ra ry , which, thev m - ,
to p ro sp e rity throughout the na­
B
ilia
M
iä
c
a
y
.
oo
day
evening
at
it
We
in
v
ite
you
to
MX FOCTBAUv TOC TH.Ç « T
sist. should have first enii.sidcration in the rmw
b rary on th e top floor of the p ro p ,1
"
’:
“
tion. The c ity w o rk e r cannot long
J
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n
T
TC
h
CAC
jo
in
w
ith
us
in
th
is
servlet1
Sun-
:
OF CAr’ - i U-tN M ì n i O l ?
b u ild in g program.
prosper i f hts co u n try cousin has
new sta te office building we felt th a
day sehool at 9:45 w ith eompident
IT ? IT S CAwJ&r,
THtCTk
. L tl.
most fam ous a th le te . no crop m oney to spend. I f there
he was only joking. H ow ever, fu rth e r
tenehers
in
eliarge
o
f
elnaacs
for
'lEACS
is no ready income to make M ain
a ll ages M orn ing w o rship ut I I A
Hottpitnl W ork S tart*—
rep o rts w ould seem to in d icate th a t W es S c’n ilm erich, has been released street's
cash registers jin g le m er­
by
P
o
rtla
n
d
a
fte
r
ten
y
e
a
rs
of
big
message from the W ord w ill be
W u i k on tin* new 50*bed p a vilio n fo r t le
he spoke in a serious vein and really
r ily on Saturday night, there are
brought
bv
the
pastor
Let
us
w
o
r­
tim e baseball. T he old boy ought to no orders fo r merchandise at east­
Eastern Oregon TuberculoHis hospital at T h • ,
m eant business.
ship
the
Lord
in
the
beauty
of
Dalles and a nurses* home at the Eastern O re­
have a lot of good b aseb all left in
factories on Monday m orning.
h o lin e s s
(I y
I ’ It at 7 Eve-
A top floor location will not sa tis­ him if given an o p p o rtu n ity to play ern
The basic part w h ich the farm er
' ning service at H The pastor w ill gon State hospital at Pendleton w ill be s ta rt­
ed at once w ith o u t w a itin g fo r fix le ra l funds
fy the frien d s of th e lib ra ry and re g u la rly and w ould have been a plays in ou r economic system is
ci n tin u e the series of messages on
th ere a re m any of them th ro u g h o u t d ra w in g c a r fo r the P o rtla n d team too often overlooked by the sw ivel-
"G od's G reat Plan fo r the Ages " tin* bourd o f con tro l lias announced Funds
ch a ir in d u s tria l executives. F u r­
The large chart w i l l again he used fo r the tw o projects. totallliiK ' $120.000 were
th e state. The bill, providing fo r th e from this section.
therm ore. those w ho do fo llo w the
to s im p lify the W ord o f God
We appropriated by the recent le gislative session
ap p ro p riatio n , contained a m an d a te
______ ___
farm p ictu re have been witness-
extend to visito rs a hearty w e l­ A p p lica tio n w ill be made fo r PW A funds and
from th e leg islatu re d ire c tin g th a t
in g poor crops fo r so long now
come to w orship w ith us We fvel if the application is approved the federal
ifo u r years) that they may u n ­
a d e q u ate provision be m ade fo r th e
sure that though you m ay enter funds w ill be used m o ff-se ttin g the state's
consciously have the w ro ng ' slant
ou r church a stranger, you w ill md appropriation.
a
•
a
•
altogether.
leave i
O rtiz W W eniger, pas
The legislators a re well a w a re of P lead s fo r C em etery U pkeep
Back in 1933 the U n ited States
tor.
A pp ointm en t o f W a lte r E Pearson to a
th e big service p erform ed by th e li-
T o the A rg u s -H a v e the people
people any in te r­ and Canada had record surpluses
place on the state board o f h igh er education
brary on b e h a lf of th e en tire sta te est in the con dition o f the local cem eteries’’ from previous seasons o f a ll farm
m a rk ; the second dem ocratic state senator to
n ig i'in i House
products
in
c
lu
d
in
g
livestock.
That
May 14: S t Boniface, Apostle of receive o ffic ia l recognition .since tin* recent
and th e various governm ental d e­ A re the eyes of loved ones, gone before, tu r n ­ year not on ly m arked the end of
I G erm any and M a rty r May
III
w a rd flow ers; o r weeds’’
Mission adjourned
W illia m S tra ye r o f Baker
p artm en ts. T heir u n d e rsta n d in g w as ed to The
the long d o w n -tra il o f business
1 Feast o f Pentecost. Chapel service w .i; appointed to a place <>n the state m in in g
cemeteries need yu o r atten tion, and
clearly bro u g h t out in every speech, at once A few hours' w ork, w e ll placed, w ill and prices b u t also the last season
I o f p u blic worship. 10:30 a. ni. Ser- board
Pearson succec ds to the post left va­
o f n o rm al w eather c o n d itio n s .
, inon. "T he B irth d a y o f O u r M o th ­ cant by B. E Irvine* refusal to accept re«
especially in th e sen ate, in su p p o rt go fa r tow a rd im provem ent o f the conditions Since
then w e have had the tw o
Welcome at every
It 1. er. the C h u rc h " “ Religion in the appointm ent.
of th e ap p ro p riatio n revolving aro u n d there, and a ll co n trib u tio n s w i ll be ap pre­ smallest harvests in h a lf a cen­
Putnam , pastor
,o P‘es " r ,u ' B i'ittsh Colon
ciated
p ro p e rly applied.
Help us to m ake tu ry . O u r lo w pro du ction o f food
th e need fo r a lib rary building.
. . and ...
.
ation. "Th<‘ New L ife Am ong the
C ongregational C hurch
products of a ll kinds has been a
Rvsignntion R econsidered—
Pentecostal Tabernacle
G reek Cat holies." a n d
" A lic e
The lib rary has o p e ra ted in to ta lly spot it alw ays should be: and please do not blessing in disguise, however, in
M ay 16: C hurch sehool. 10 a. m .
Floyd L U tter has reconsidered I
i •
in ad e q u a te q u a rte rs fo r y ears in con- place glass containers on graves. T hey freeze e lim in a tin g huge carry-overs. Farm Prof. F. C. S talley. superintendent. Sunday sehool Sunday m orn ing nt Adams Comes H o m e " Pastor II
M o rn in g worship. 11 o'clock. Ser­ 10. Rev J. H Ebert, sup erintend­ S H a lle r may be consulted anv tentiun b i resign from the state parti le bo m I
tra s t w ith m any o th e r s ta te d e p a rt- and
* "* break
’ ' and become a nuisance.
quotations have skyrocketed. B et­
His reconsideration, he said,
M . Bowm an, at the c ity hall, w ill re- te r prices on w hat has been raised mon. “ When a M an Became G reat ” ent; m o rn in g w o rsh ip at 11 Young duy except Monday, between It) am i w ill rem ain
m ents. The need w as so g re a t th a t ceive E. and
people's meeting. 6:45 p. m . Delm ar a in. and noon, between 4 and 6 was in com pliance w ith G overnor M l i t u i <
receipt fo r co n trib u tio n s —L
E. plus the good gain in the value of A nthem . "When the L o rd T urned W yntt. president. Sunday evening p. m . o r by n p jto in tin cn t, at the
th e capitol construction m easure of W IL K E S .
insistence that he eontinue to .servi
the C a p tiv ity ," D udley Buck Young
U tter
old carry-o vers has lifte d n a tio n ­ people's meeting. 7 p. m „ under evangelistic service. M id -w ee k s e n - House office, 232 N o rth T h i r d
and W 11 Treece both resigned from the parol»
th e special session tw o y ears ago
al farm Income to double the level
ices
Tuesday
evening,
p
ra
yer
m
eet­
avenue.
board fo llo w in g the dose of the legislative
d ire c tio n
o f Law rence W ismer.
m ade provision in th e title fo r a l
i
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o f the depression low.
Supper and fellow ship. 6:45 p in. ing; T hursday evening. B ib le study;
session in protest against the adverse action
Saturday
evening,
testim
ony
and
b rary building o r its housing in the » ,
.
,
Crop F a ilu re Disastrous
Brooks Free Methodist Churrh
M eeting w ith Forest G rove Con-
on th e ir parole re fo rm program, Treece has
Because o f these exce lle nt e f­ gregationalists in this church. T. sermon. Special m usic by the o r­
capitol and most legislators th o u g h t
Cottage pra yer m eeting M ay 14 since been appointed to the stat * hoard of
chestra and others A ll evening
fects, m any people have uncon­ A r th u r Dungan, m in ister.
it was provided fo r in th e body of th e
E ig h ty m illio n pounds o f pow der and lip -
services begin at 7:45 o'clock J F at 8 p m. at the home o f M r. and a rb itra tio n w h ile Lotus Langley < f Port land
sciously come to regard poor crops
Mrs. Hogan.
Sunday: S u n d a y
hits been named to f ill his place on tiic parole
S hackelford, pastor.
bill, but in th e last-m inute ju g g lin g stick used by A m erican women in a year, as a national asset! O f course, the
sehool at It) A t the c lo w of the board.
M o u n ta in llo in e E van ge llra l
it w as left out.
w h ich suggests some sort of a m otto P rob-
paradox o f crop fa ilu re s and farm
Sunday school a c h ild re n ’s p ro ­
C hurch
C ornelius M ethodist Episcopal
A lib rary building is w an ted bv ably "Save ,h£ suri?ce an*d you, MVe aU”
p ro sp e rity can not continue. Those
gram w ill be given under the d i­
R e g u la rly each Sunday: Sunday
Church sehool, 9 a. m , b rin g yo u r rection o f our conference c h il­ A ccident Toll Big—
w
ho
liv
e
in
the
A
m
erican
"b
re
a
d
­
frie n d s of this institution th a t will be
„ the price of
rises much high. basket"—the G reat Plains o f this school. 10 a. m., E dw ard Aeblscher, B ib le ; m o rn in g worship. 9:45. cho ir
Prospects are fo r a record crop fo r the
superintendent.
M o rn in g w orship o f young people w ith special m usic­ drens' evangelist. Miss C larice Fen­
big enough to m eet th e fu tu re needs er, those famous -3.000.000 little p ig s ' of the con tine nt—kno w tha t a b lis te rin g service
ton. follow e d by the pastor's mes­ G rim Heais r on Oregon's highways this year
w ith a lte rn a tin g leadership.
of this state. T h a t is w h at th ey w ork- AAA w ill pro ba bly be w o rth reincarnating,
d ro u th th is year w o uld be a c a l­ C h ristia n Endeavor, 7:30 p m. Evan­ al numbers. Gospel sermon by the sage. Y. P. M at 7:15; preaching
At least the year has started out lik e a r i’cm d
a m ity. It could give o u r ris in g g e listic service, 8 p. m. Rev. V. T pastor. E p w o rth League. 7 30, Mrs at it A group o f |M-op|e from the
ed fo r in th e leg islatu re and w h a t
»
*
»
»
breaker The firs t three months accounted for
Ju liu s Delm onte in charge Ladies'
curve
o
f
business
a
stro
n
g
d
o
w
n
­
Speece, pastor.
tf A id Wednesday. 2. Mrs A lfre d Dore Seattle P acific college w ill be here a total o f 63 fa ta litie s as a result o f tra ffic
Baseball is suggested as possible in te rsta te
th ey th o u g h t they w ere g ettin g . Ex-
w ard push. T his year there are no
commerce w hich, i f it is. w o u ld be one w ay
accidents, top pin g the 1936 figures by eight
m charge Rev A le xa n d e r H a w ­ fo r Ihe evening services W A
tr a space in the building not needed to
surpluses
in
the
grain
elevators
or
llu le t. pastor.
regulate D iz Dean.
M . E. C hurch i Bethany)
thorne. pastor.
T ra ffic accidents fo r the three-m onth period
fo r lib ra ry purposes can be used fo r
on
the
farm
s
to
‘'cushion”
the
ef­
*
*
*
*
On G erm antow n road.
Sunday (
totalled 8210 compared to 6177 fo r the same
fects
o
f
another
crop
railure.
Real­
o th ., er s . ta
such
e
Beaverton C h u rrh o f C h rist
period last year w ith 1313 persons suffei bn:
. . te activities . until
,
. . . . tim
.
11 Duce sa>'s he eats p ra c tic a lly no thin g iz in g how v ita l g ro w in g conditions school every Sunday, 10 a m.; G e r­
W hosoever W ill— H illsb o ro
B ib le school next Lord's day at injuries thia year to 1238 last year.
as th e lib rary grow s lllto th e building, but fr u it. B u t the n he m ixes in a few Span- are this year. I have already sent man service. 11 a. m.. fir s t and i
(M am St., near F irs t Ave.)
th ir d Sundays: English service. 11 | We are s till com b in ing service» 9 a in , M ;.. V e rn ia Hopper, su­
________ . . _______
ish onions occasionally.
men in to the west to v e rify en ­ a. m.. second and fo u rth Sundays
w ith th e church above N orth Plains perintendent Observance o f t h e
couraging reports com ing from both —E. J u liu s T raglio. pastor.
t f , Watch fo r our notice next week
Plan New S ales Policy—
Lord's supper takes place nt I I a
p riv a te and governm ent agencies.
m . follow e d by the sermon by the
i Melv in E. Janies, pastor.
Linden M cC ullough, the new superintend­
I am now sw in g in g th ro u g h the
pastor Evening service is at 8. and
L a u re l Evangelical Church
ent o f the B lin d Trade .school in P ortland,
,
west
m
yself
fo
r
th
is
purpose.
in
hi.<
'Seven m iles south o f H illsb o ro )
message at this hour. M r
A deserved trib u te w as paid to B.
T rin ity Lutheran Church
has announced a new sales po licy fo r the
Readers should be Interested In
Hatch w ill take up t il e B ible
Sunday school. 10 a. m . Mrs. A.
school B lin d salesmen w ill be taken o ff the
F. Irvine, e d ito r of th e O regon J o u r­
The service o f w orship begins nt prophecy on
the fir s t b rie f digest o f reports W atkins, superintendent. Preaching
w ar and how it Is be- •streets and brooms and other products o f the
10:30 a. m ; Sunday sehool at 9:45.
j fro m m y men. "R a in fa ll, w h ile not
nal, recently by th e O regon S ta te col­ F ifte e n Y ears Ago
Argus. M a y 11. 1922—H ills b o ro s till leads i q u ite norm al, is the best since service. 11 a. m. J u n io r C h ristia n Sermon topic, "Y e A re the Tem ple mg fu lfille d in these days. The
in s titu tio n w ill be sold through established
lege fac u lty club. The P o rtla n d editor league w ith 12-4 v ic to ry over K irk p a tric k s .
choir, directed by Mrs. J. Johnson
Endeavor,
6 p. m. — Rev. V. T.
wholesale houses.
o f G od." Cor. 3. 16 "Blessed are w ill furnish
1933 The heavy acreage of w in te r
tf
special
m
usic
both
w as elected to honorary m em bership
E a rly M ay fro st Sunday and M onday does 1 wheat has come throu gh in fin e Speece, pastor.
they that hear the W ord o f God. m orn ing and
M id-w eek
in a fittin g testim onial of his th irty - m uch damage. E a rly straw berries s u ffe r in ¡ shape. O n ly in a fe w isolated
and keep it." You are co rd ia lly service w ill bo evening
led this week by Relief Load D ecreased—
F irs t C hurch o f C hrist, Scientist
valley.
welcomed to w o rsh ip w ith us.
nine y ears of continuous service as a
: areas, such as the dust b o w l.
Lyndon
M
yet
George H Hatch.
Services are held every Sunday
L. A bb ott,
H ills b o ro resident since ! (w h ere O klahom a, Kansas, a n d
A m a te ria l decrease in O regon’s general
pastor.
m em ber of th e h ig h er e d u c a t i o n 1890, E dies
at 11 a. m ; Wednesday evening
M onday.
r e lie f load Is reported by E lm er G oody, re lie f
Foursquare Church
C olorado come together» are m ois­
services
at
8
o'clock;
Sunday
sehool
boards of O regon, from w hich he has
J. S. Cruzon o f Dallas buys H o te l Wash­ tu re condtlons poor. B a rrin g dra s­
a d m in istra to r
The num ber o f persons re ­
An u p -to -th e -m in u te theme w ill
at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to the age
Free M ethodist C hurch
ju s t re tire d . D uring th ese y e a rs he in gton fro m L. Shcvetts.
ceiving re lie f was reduced from 50.842 in Feb­
tic changes in weather, appear­ of 20 years are welcomed. Free be the subject in the evangelistic
A special C h ristia n educat.on r a l­
Masonic lodge buys L in k la te r residence ances now indicate a harvest of
ru a ry to 45.967 in .March O f $494.503 paid out
has w itnessed th e sp lendid g ro w th of
reading room open on Wednesdays service this Sunday evening. The ly w ill be In Id Sunday evening at
by the state re lie f commission d u rin g March,
th e institutions of h ig h er lea rn in g in site at corner o f Second and L in c o ln and 137 000.000 bushels m ore than a and S aturdays fro m 2 u n til 4 p. m. topic w ill be "B a lan cin g the Budget 630 at the Free M ethodist church Gundy
trustees in stru cte d to b u ild new tem ple.
year ago.” So far, so good.—E arly Sunday's topic. 'M o rta ls and Im ­ A b e a u tifu l m usical program w ill h ift li and Oak. Reptesentatives from
reports, 45.1 per cent went fo r gen-
th is , . sta . te . . a n d , he
has
h
ad
no
sm
all
include a num ber by the ladies trio , Seattle P acific college, S e a t t l e .
n a l r e lie f.
,
,.
,
,
,
K. P. convention attended by 250. Page prospects fa v o r crops above a year m ortals."
per cent fo r old age pensions
a
Hawaiian
g
u
ita
r
duet
and
other
p a rt in th is o u tstan d in g developm ent, ra n k given nine. G rand lodge officers present. ago, unless n a ture again says "no.”
and 1 1 per cent for b lin d assistance.
Wash w ill conduct the service and
selections.
A
special
budget
o
ffe
rin
g
T he P o rtla n d e r has been a fig h tin g
George B illin g s , resident H ills b o ro m any Southwest O ptim istic
pro vid e special qu a rte t musical
T u a la tin Plains Presbyterian
w ill be received d u rin g the service numbers. This ra lly is especially for
frie n d of th ese institutions and th e years and C iv il w a r veteran, dies in P ortla nd
So the M ain streets o f the south­
A
t
II
a.
m.
the
pastor
w
ill
speak
C
hurch
young people and is sponsored bv Seeks P ressure R elief—
west co u n try are more o p tim istic
s ta te owes him a debt of g ra titu d e M onday.
B ib le school a t 10 a. m.: preach­ on "F e a rin g G od." The m o n th ly the local Y I ’ M S A ll are in vite d
W a lke r resigns as cou nty today than last sum m er when the
A ltho ug h (
A. H oward's resignation as
in g service at 11 a. m.; C h ristian m is s io n a r y o ffe rin g w ill lie received and urged to attend Seattle Pacific
Y - k
; from the dust Endeavor at 7:45 p. m. M issionary ’ in Sunday school and m orning se rv­ college is one o f the few fu lly ac- superintendent o f p u b lic in stru ctio n docs not
take effect u n til Septem ber 1. G ove rn or M a r­
rin g and choking m eeting the last W ednesday o f each ice Tie day and F rid a y m eetings
(C o n tln n ed on p a x . 3. colum n S)
tin is expected to name H ow ard's successor
n op. I f th e ir hopes m onth. AH are c o rd ia lly welcome.
w ith in the next few weeks ju s t to get the
neer of 1854,
" »:• ..ilize. a big b u y in g force —J. F. Gibson, m in ister.
tf
m atter settled and relieve the pressure th a t
should come in to the m id -sum ­
is now being brought to bear on him by the
M ountaindale m er m arke t to bolster lagging re ­
The O rencn-R ei-dvIlIc Parish
ta il sales. Railroads serving this
Thursday. M ay fi
w ard economy goal w ith demand num erous candidat es fo r H ownrd's jo b and
Is th e e ffo rt to conquer
school in both churches,
farmer o f Matson te r r ito r y should get th e ir firs t n o r­ 10 Sunday
th e ir friends
G eneral farm price level o f na r e lie f a d m in istra tio n be returned
Such a deluge o f letters have
a. m .; w o rsh ip service in thé
th ro u g h lig h te r-th a n -a ir c ra ft
ay.
m al grain shipm ents since 1933 O rcnco church, 11 a. m.; w orship tion rises 25 points d u rin g past to the states.
been received by the governor c o n ta in in g en-
th e te rrib le cost in hum an life? 'I h
’ l l w in
county tra c k meet and th e ir securities should reflect, service in the R e ed ville church. 8 year.
D ick M e r r ill and Jack Lam bic dorsements of candidates that he has found ■
d irigible H indenburg. w hich m ade so and H iL u • piact . second,
at least te m p o ra rily , this im , p ro ve _ ­ p m. W omen's M issiona ry society
it im possible
Germ an's great d irig ib le Hinden- o ff from New Y o rk on London-and-
answer them all.
’ not w ant the c ity w o rk - weeks at O renco on the th ird Wed- burg explodes w h ile p re pa ring to back plane flig h t.
A. N. W ilco x buys in te re st o f Thomas m ent ’ I do
m any successful flig h ts across t h e
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o
f
each
m
onth
and
at
R
e
id
­
S
huck
in
Shuck
&
er
to
in
te
rp
re
t
m
y
com
m
ents
as
E
x-V
ice
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resid
en
t
Dawes
p
r
e-
W
ilco
x
barber
shop,
make
la
nd
ing
at
Lakehurst.
N.
J.
A tlantic, exploded as it, w ith its h u ­
Big Season Seen—
lig h te r
grocery
o r v ille on the fo u rth T hursday of Death to ll set at 33 out o f 97 dlcts m arke t collapse in 19.39
A. W. H offm an constructing new home in d ic a tin g
m an cargo, w as ab o u t to be tied up on Baseline street.
t f aboard.
bu tcher b ills th is year. I t is fo o l­ each m onth.
Oregon is ill for the biggest to u ris t crop
H a rry S. New. 79, ex-postm aster
In its history, in the opinion o f Secretary of
to its m ooring m ast a t th e L ak eh u rst,
C h ie f Justice Charles E v a n s general in H arding cabinet, dies
Senior class play one of best ever given. h a rd y to m ake d e fin ite price fo re ­
State Snell. He bases his opinion on foreign
Players' g u ild w ins demands in
Hughes calls fo r a "com petent and
N. J., naval station and m any p e r­ Cast includes M a rg u e rite Kroeger, W illia m casts e a rly in M ay, b u t em pty Seventh-day A d ve n tist C h u rrh
Services are held each Sabbath independent ju d ic ia r y ” and "p ro - H ollyw ood.
elevators and stro n g demand from
registrations w hich show that 19,029 o u t-o f-
sons m et horrib le d eath s. One a fte r W aiters, Freda Berger, John Bechen, Hazel abroad
as fo llo w s: Sabbath cesses o f reason as opposed to
m ay hold up re ta il prices. (S aturday)
state cars visite d Oregon d u rin g the firs t fou r
Monday.
M
ay
If)
Burdette.
Roland
H
oinecker.
John
Crocker.
a n o th e r in th e last few y e a rs ’ e ffo rts
Recent declines o f various in te r­ school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching service tyra n n y o f force."
u th Meek, Hom er Deck. Ruth Helm s and
G overnm ennt crop rep ort in d i­ months o f the year, compared to o n ly 14.891
to m aster th e a ir in th ese ships have F R ay
national com m odity prices co n sti­ at 11; you ng people's m eeting a t
d u rin g the same period last yeur. S ne ll p re ­
F
rida
y,
M
ay
7
Young. M iss N e llie M cN e il directs play.
cates
decrease in ou tp u t n t w in te r
tu te one o f the m a jo r causes fo r 2:30 p. m. P ra ye r m eeting Wednes­
dicts an even greater proportionate increase
come to d rea d fu l endings. One c a n ­
Secretary
o
f
Commerce
Roper
wheat.
M iss M artha Berger of H illsb o ro pledged cu rre n t uneasiness in New Y o rk. day n ig h t at 8 o'clock. V isito rs are
in to u ris t tra ffic for the rem a ind er o f the
s ta rt; investigation
of
d irig ib le
not help but w onder if it is w orth th e to Sigma Kappa at O. A. C.
L u m b e rin g operations begin again
Shoppers — big and little — must, welcome at any service. Dr. W a l­ H indenburg tragedy. S a b o t a g e
year, when the balm y breezes that blow over
in northw est as a rb itra tio n starts
tf
price.
however, get used to the idea that te r H u n tin g to n , pastor.
strong ly hinted. Captain Lehman,
Congressman M itc h e ll o f Illin o is , i the P acific no rth w e st from the ocean w ill be-
T h irty Y ears Ago
the d o lla r w ill consistently b u j’
veteran Zeppelin master, added to o n ly Negro mem ber o f congress, gin to lu re the vaca tion ist* from the s w e lte r­
C h ristia n Church
Argus, M ay 9, 1907—M ore red tape added few e r goods as tim e goes on! "S it-
L o rd ’s d a y u n ifie d .:tudy-w orship list o f dead, w h ich includes 11 sues Illin o is C entral R. R. because in g east and m iddle-w est, not to m ention C a li-
dw on” strikes, u n p o p u la r a ll over
fo r fa rm e r reg ard ing slashing fires.
fornia.
service, 9:45-11:45 a. rn. Church passengers. 21 crew members, a o f being ejected from a Pullm an
the
country,
should
soon
cease
to
A fte r 57 years residence in county, M r.
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school. 9:45-10:45; m o rn in g worship. spectator and a m em ber o f the car A p r il 21.
be
a
cause
fo
r
anxiety.
T
hey
are
landing
crew.
N eed fo r sm all m odern hom es in and M rs. Isaac Le isy move to P ortland.
Ray Cochran. 33. house pro w le r. , To S tudy R evenue—
ju s t a "fa d ” and w ill soon be 10:45-11:45. T hrough the courtesy o f
Loggers and operators agree to k ille d when police su rp rise robber
th is com m unity is b ro u g h t out daily
C o un ty co u rt rejects bid o f $545 fo r Boge tucked aw ay in the c u rio b o x along Sherman & C lay M usic company the
The in te rim com m ittee w h ich w ill make
itra te differences.
trio .
w ith inquiries of people fo r places in & Ennis f i l l and M. M. Mead w ill supervise w ith Tom T hum b g o lf courses, electric Ham m ond organ w ill re ­ a rb
Loyalists soldiers nt Bilbao. Spain, I New defense council form ed at a study o f revenue legislation for the benefit
m a in installed in the church fo r the
it
at
so
m
uch
a
day.
w hich to live. The sh o rtag e has been
jig -sa w puzzles, and chain letters; Lord's day services. M usic by the make last stand against insurgents. Bilbao. Women he lp d ig trenches. , of the next session is composed of tile fo llo w ­
K en ne th Cam pbell. 22. fo rm e r county re si­ but high er prices are here to stay Treble cho ir. Serm on: "W hen
so g re a t fo r several y ears th a t th e re
Insurgent a ir force seeks to cut | in g members: Charles V. G allow ay, c h a ir­
Saturday, M ay 8
the
dent, k ille d in logging camp accident T h u rs ­ fo
! Power Came."
man of tiie state tax comm ission; H C H erron
h ristian Endeavor.
.. r some tim e.
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Coaster T rin id a d w recked
i n w a te r supply.
u su ally is a w aiting list fo r m ost day.
o f C o rvallis, county ju dg e of Benton c o u n ty
Sees No Reason fo r Pessimism
7 p. m.. Inte rm e d ia te arid Young gale on n o rth sp it o f W illapa h a r­
Mrs.
W
allis
Simpson,
D
uke
o
f
sm all m odern homes. A num ber of
H ills b o ro m o h a ir pool sells fo r $1800. going
Gust Anderson and B. T. M cBain o f P o rtla n d '
The other in flue nce anno ying People. E vangelistic service. 8 p. m. bor entrance m ar Aberdeen. Sec­ W ind sor’s fiancee, assumes m aiden
fam ilies have had to ta k e up resi­ at 30 cents a pound.
Representatives Roy C a rte r o f G old Beach,
¡th o u g h tfu l eastern peolpc -p o litic a l SonK service assisted by young ond mate drow ns and rest o f crew name o f Mrs. W allis W arfield.
Redmond & Connell sale Tuesday one o f maneuvers—is less easy to analyze. PeoP|f; ia c h o ir Sermon: Th<‘- Un- o f 22 rescued by coast guard.
, n" Stevenson o f M edford and C url Engdahl
dence elsew here because of difficulty
T w o women, a g ir l and a boy
q ... despite
j -----...
. ashington trends
. in
. trie d Way to C h ristian Union. " The
But
W
Secretary Iekes declares fo r Con­ k ille d in a u to -tra in crash at Nyssa, j of Pendelton. A p p ointm en t o f the com m ittee
in fin d in g su itab le places here. The largest ever held here, to ta lin g n e a rly $7000.
most sections o f the c o u n try con- Ladies’ A id society w ill hold the
was authorized by the recent session.
H e n ry W intzingerode, convicted June 3, ! tinues to be excellent. Carloadings reg ular m o n th ly social at the home gressman Pierce’s B o n n e ville dam
Tuesday. M ay 11
d e m a n d is so g re a t th a t building fo r
b ill. Iekes wants to name man
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1880.
fo
r
m
u
rd
e
r
o
f
Jacob
Swanger,
80.
sen­
IL S. Am bassador Dodd in G e r­
, are the highest since 19.70; autom »- o f Mrs. J. C. May, 925 E. Oak St . w ho w ill sell B o n n e ville power
re n ta l w ould seem p rofitable.
tenced to be hung and then com m uted to life . bile assemblies are close to th e ir Wednesday 'M a y 19». 2 to 4 p. m
m any says lie has been to ld “ man
R
esponsibility
D
enied—
sentence, freed fro m prison.
G allow s once i a ll-tim e highs: steel pro du ction is "The C hurch w ith a F am ily S p irit." and wants same man to operate w ith b illio n " prepared to back die- I
I f you are a beer d rin k e r and y o u r next
plant.
i ta to r in U. S.
b u ilt fo r his execution here by Capt. A. M. , at a new a ll-tim e peak;
g ass o f suds shows signs o f shrinka ge d o n 't
home to 50 i>er cent below the "n o rm a l"
A
ll
but
three
English
newspapers
Representative R ankin o f Missis-
' b u ild in g is sw inging ahead m o n th ­ line. There is s till a vast deferred banned from Ita ly and all Ita lia n
ll,|U ,,r Control commission. A K
K inp C arol of R um ania has s trip ­ Collins.
Maccabees at G re e n v ille plan b o n fire June ly. The Bubsonchart - a n excellent demand hanging around from de­ newspaper correspondents ordered i sippi advocates lo w e r rate to all, I McMahan, chairm an of that commission, denies
saying
distance
should
m
ake
no
d
if
­
ped his b ro th e r of all his princely 8 to b u rn m ortgage on th e ir hall.
barom eter because it is a com ­ pression days: p a rtic u la rly demand home.
any re sp o n sib ility w hatever for the recent
fer» nee in costs Io energy users.
title s an d p rivileges because he re ­
of
pro du ction figures fo r homes, m achinery, and fa c to r­
decision o f the Oregon Food and Beverage
H ills b o ro c ity cou ncil is to pass ordinance bination
F ilip in o cannery w orkers accus­
K in g George V I in firs t speech of
fu se d to ren o u n ce his m arria g e to a at ne xt session re q u irin g cement sidewalks gathered from fifty - fo u r d iffe re n t ies. These products w ill req uire ed o f atte m p tin g to in te rfe re w ith coronation w»‘ek pledges h im se lf to Dispensers association to reduce the size o f
industries — is 10 per cent above the use o f b illio n s o f dollars of store drive rs
the 10-cent glass from 12 ounces to 10 ounces.
in P ortla nd .
A ll c a rry on his father's w o rk " fo r the
com m oner. It d o esn ’t seem so very in business section.
last May. The gain since Decem­
w e lfa re o f o u r great em p ire." Ig ­
Local school n in e beats Forest G rove 12 ber has. however, been v e ry slight. m aterials and labor. The favorable threatened w ith deportation.
long ago w h en C arol was one of
T o p -flig h t film stars o f H o lly ­ nores b riid reign o f his bro th er, now
,
. . ;
, u ' c r°P ou tloo k and other barometers
E u ro p e ’s m ost o u tsta n d in g bad boys to 5. L in e u p : O rrin , B u rr C ornelius, C o nklin, due la rg e ly . to fe
D uke o f W indsor.
w e r b ig b u ild in g convince me that there is no worry
B atchelar, L lo y d Commons, Asbahr, projects and the hesitation fro m about business if we w ill develop wood vote to s trik e M onday unless
P ortland hotel ow ners b a lk at T o d a y ’s Q uote
and th a t he h a d a com m oner ex p er­ Foord,
producers grant demands o f lo w e r-
N e w ell and Damon Greer.
union
demands, w h ich they term V i* ,,? / |iS .Kc1nVr s lly i-ccognized tha t the in d i­
unsettlem
ent
in
bond
prices.
character
along
w
ith
m
aterial
pros-
salaried players fo r wage increases.
ience. w hich w as m uch publicized.
vid u a l Is helpless w ith o u t the assistance a f­
"im possible."
P ra tt G. V icke rs appointed S. P. ticket
Henee I see no reason to change pe rity. O therw ioe, there w ill be
W
ar
A
d
m
ira
l,
son
o
f
M
an-o'-W
ar.
H e seem s to h av e c h a n g e d his m ind agent here.
P ortla nd re sta u ra n t* ask 90-day forded through united action. I t is clear th a t
j m y e a rlie r forecast of good busi- another smash. A m e rica ’s future w ins 63rd annual K e n tu cky derby.
delay in wage rises in proposal to Oregon s e n tire m a rke tin g a tru ctu re need* to
about such th in g s now, a n d is h ard ly
i ness throu gh ou t 1937. We are not depends upon w hat we raise—both
Sunday, M ay 9
c u lin a ry unions.
be .strengthened, dealing w ith Oregon prob-
¡y e t in a period of wide-spread ov- as to ch ild re n in o u r homes and
doing unto his b ro th e r as he w anted
T
w
o
P
ortland
pedestrians
k
ille
d
When political parties are not throwing
Spanish rebel a ir raide rs bomb Icms in term s o f Oregon conditions.” — D r W
rod uction . Some basic indus- crops on
on o u r farm s!
in tra ffic mishaps.
R um ania to do unto him w hen he hats in the ring, they're passing them around. er-p
B ilb a o 11 tim es in day.
J. K err, in a re p o rt to the state board o f h ig h ­
tries m ay be w o rk in g nt capacity
(C
(C o
o p
p y y rig
rig h
h t t 19.37
1937 Publishers
C o alition o f conservative dem o­
Death to ll in Nyssa crossing c o l- ! er education on results o f his
—Jacksonville Journal.
w as in a sim ila r situ a tio n .
j but others are today 20 per cent
survey o f n u ir-
Financial Bureau)
crats and republicans to push to- lision increased to five.
keting conditions.
-WE CoLLfiSoRS DARArHSTP
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