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O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C O I’ N T Y
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A ll-A m e ric a n W eekly Newspaper Eleven, 1930
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Production Contest. 1931*05 ; Generul Excellence. 1935
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A Serious Problem
S enator Byrd of V
V irginia
On July 3, I am i 5 H illsboro will
ag a in be host to people of th e county
am i else» her«* for the “ H appy D ays”
celeb ratio n , ami e v e ry th in g should be
done to assure the enjoym ent of the
visitors. One th in g has been pointed
out by many people, and th at is the
lack of seats aro u n d th e grounds to
accom m odate the large crow ds that
alw ay s atten d . Anyone enjoys an o p
portunity to stop ami rest occasionally.
1 his would assist very m aterially
in the pleasure ami com fort of vis
¡tors who w ould like to sit in t h e
sh ad e ami visit old-tim e friends and
acq u aintances. L et's do ou r best.
P resident Roosevelt did not u tte r a
w ord in protest of the sit d o w n
strikes, so p rev alen t a few m onths ago
and which are nothing less th an a
form of an arch y . H ow ever, he now
com es out with a verbal criticism of
a steel com pany fo r failu re to sign a
contract w ith the C. I. O „ which is
binding on the em ployer, hut. due to
lack of responsibility on th e p art of
the unions, is not binding on th le n i .
has m ade
an intensive study of the governm ent
al organization in an effort to bring
about governm ental economies. The
governm ent m achine is gettin g so top-
heavy th at soon th e re will be none
left out of the fed eral picture to pay
the increasing heavy costs.
It was i n te r e s tin g to note th a t of
B yrd's investigations reveal t h a t the four big labor chiefs in P ortland
one out of every 80 men, women and last week and who w ere ad v ocating
children in the nation is on the fe d t 1. O. aftiliatio n th re e of them w ere
eral payroll, including all d iffe re n t B ritishers, here at the su ffe ra n c e of
branches. W hen the d ep en d en ts are the A m erican governm ent and doing
ad d ed in it m akes one out of about m uch to upset th e econom ic and s o -
every eight sup p o rted out of the fe d cial life of the countrv.
eral treasu ry .
A lthough it has been estim ated th a t O regon's T raffic D eaths
the unem ployed to ta l has been cut
'B y E a rl S n e ll. S e c re ta ry o f State
by 12,000,000 from th e 1933 high,
In 1936 states and c itie s c o m p ris in g a b o ut
relief costs have increased and g r e a t 58 p e r cent o f th e p o p u la tio n o f th e U n ite d
e r burdens are being throw n on the States sh o w e d a d isa stro u s in crease in m o to r
ta litie s , ra is in g th e to ta l fo r th e e n
local subdivisions to such an ex ten t t t ir r a e f f c ic o u fa n try
to th e s ta g g e rin g fig u re o f 38.000
th a t local budgets sim ply cannot stan d A sig n o f e ncouragem en. h o w e ve r, appears in
it.
th e fa ct th a t th e b a la n ce o f th e states c o m p ris
The situation here has been p oint in g some 55 m illio n people, re g is te re d a d e
ed out clearly to the relief com m ittee crease o f e ig h t p e r cent.
T h is m eans th a t i f a ll se ctio n s had done
by the county court. New law s have as good
a jo b in th e m a tte r o f p ro m o tin g safe
increased d em ands on t h e public d r iv in g as was th e case w it h th is 42 p e r cent,
purse. Costs are m ounting to such an som e 4500 liv e s w o u ld have been s p a re d —th a t
extent th a t a big deficit looms if th e f o r t y - f iv e h u n d re d m en. w o m e n and c h ild re n
h o f e ll b e fo re th e n a tio n ’s g re a te st pla g u e
sam e pace in relief expenditures- is w
w o u ld have c o n tin u e d to liv e in ste a d o f m e e t
m aintained. M em bers of the court, in g an u n tim e ly death, a nd th o u u sa n d s u pon
how ever, point out t h a t 'i t is fo rb id tho usa n d s o f th o se b u rd e n e d w it h h e a rt aches
den by law to expend m ore th a n is w o u ld have been sp a re d th e ir lo v e d ones.
g ro u p o f states a n d c itie s w ith th e
a p p ro p ria te d and th a t they a re in im p ro T h v is
e d re c o rd is s h o w in g th e n a tio n the
dividually liable.
w a y to b e tte r c o n d itio n s u pon o u r stree ts and
In view of th e g en erally im proved h ig h w a y s . T h e y p la ce th e ir re c o rd ag a in st th e
conditions and increased em ploym ent d e p lo ra b le , s h a m e fu l re c o rd o f o u r o w n state,
it w ould seem logical th a t a close w ith o u r gre a t in crea se in t r a f f ic a ccid e n ts last
T h e y a re s h o w in g us th a t s o m e th in g can
study be m ade to d eterm in e w herein y be e a r done
a b o u t it. a n d e v e ry one o f us sh o u ld
reductions can possibly be m ade to re a liz e b y n o w th a t s o m e th in g m u s t be done
b rin g about a balan ce. It is a cinch a b o u t it.
T h e people o f O re g o n h a v e s h o w n in the
th a t governm ents l i k e individuals
cannot continue fo re v e r to expend be past th a t th e y are ca p a ble and w illi n g to m eet
t h e ir p ro b le m s fa ce to face, a n d overcom e
yond th e ir income.
th e m . T h e state's h is to ry , fro m c o ve re d wagon
Vacation Called
Sound Investm ent
(B y
BABSON
in k lin ee
h ig h -w a te r
busine
Churches
W. Babson)
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m o n th s w 111 set a new
m a rk in th e re e r. at ion
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sp e cia l B ib le le c tu re « i l l be g iv e n
by th e paster on B ib le lands m id
people Betw een llu e e h u n d re d m id
fo u r
h u n d re d p ic tu re s
« ill
be
s h o w n on th e screen illu s tr a tin g
some o f th e most in te re s tin g phases
o f B ib le h isto rx
T h e re « i l l he im
ch a rg e and a ll are in v ite d to a t
tend
M ee tin g com m ences a t
¡1
o 'c lo c k . Sunday services « a ll be at
th e u su a l h o u rs A t I t a in th e
sequel to last S u n d a y ’s message
« i l l be g ive n on
W hat G od E x
pects fro m a C h ris tia n ' S u n d a y
school is at 9 45 a in and C ru s a
d e rs' s e rv ic e at ti 15 p m. T he
e v a n g e lis tic r a lly begins a i 7:45
T uesday and F rid a y services « i l l
be h e ld ai 8 p rn n e x t w eek
G uv
P D u ffie ld J r pastor
year
i h a n
b e fore
The
ions w h ic h
»1 to u ris t ac-
a re ideal
re e re a t i on
»s s w h i c h
ye a rs a g o
was one o f o u r
sm alle st « i l l f i n
ish u p th e 1937
season as one o f
th e n a tio n 's le a d
K«<r
Babson in g in d u s trie s
G e n e ra l b u s 1-
C o n g re g a tio n a l C h u rr h
ness to d ay is o n ly ten p e r vent be
J u n e 27 10 a m C h u rc h school;
lo w th e 1929 peak We have e x 11 a in M o rn in g w o rs h ip . S erm on
p e rie n ce d tw o years o f fe v e ris h
R e lig io n . W hat A re W e D oing
a c tiv ity Now th e pressure is o ff A b o u t It
A n th e m "G rie v e N o t th e
Business is h e a d in g in to a s u m m e r S p ir it o f God " S ta in e r
T A rth u r
sla ck-sp o t W o rk e rs w h o have staid D u iig a n . m in is te r
on th e jo b and m ade h a y w h ile
th e sun was s h in in g are eager to
M . E. C h u rc h i Bethany)
ta k e a d va n ta g e o f th is le t-d o w n .
O n G e rm a n to w n road
Sunday
N a tio n a l in c o m e has ju m p e d 75 school e v e ry S unday, l l ' a in : G e r
p e r cent sin ce th e d e pression low
m an service. I I a m .
fir s t and
S to c k p rices a re u p 300 p e r cent t h ir d S undays. E n g lis h s e n ice. 11
and d iv id e n d p a ym e n ts a re
fiv e a m . second and f o u r th S undays
to ten tu n e s la rg e r th a n in th e d a rk
E J u liu s T ra g lio , pastor.
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days o f 1932 a nd 1933 Pay en
ve lopes a re b a c k to 1929 fig u re s
F irst Church of Christ. Scientist
and e m p lo y m e n t to ta ls a re close to
S e rv ic e s are h e ld e v e ry S u n d a y
a ll- tim e highs.
P eople h a ve the
m ; W ednesday e v e n in g ,
m on e y to spend th is y e a r E q u a lly at 11 a
im p o rta n t is th e fa ct th a t people services at 8 o' c lo ck. S u n d a y school
at 11 a. in. P ip ils u p to th e age
h a t e th e w i l l to -pend
o f 20 ye a rs are w e lco m ed . Fr«
T h e tre n d o f th e d a y is "easy
come, easy go " I b e lie v e th a t one re a d in g roo m open on W ednesdays
o f th e biggest m ista ke s th e g o v e rn and S a tu rd a y s fro m 2 u n t il 4 p. m.
m e n t has m ade is to enact le g is ia - . S u n d a y 's to p ic " C h ris tia n Science
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lo r y o f < >u*K<>n w ill he |»<»i ti ¿i vei! in ( h r .n i
w in k on th e new c a p ita l h u th h n K it was an*
nonneed h«*ie th is wi*ek h> Eranci.s
New V o ik a rc h ite c t, w h o dt »lancd the .tat«»
hou. <• K c u ll) tnude the t r ip u c i m h th e i n n ti-
n e n t h\ a irp la n e to a tte n d the eoi n rr.'d o n c la y .
in g eeieinoni(*s
In the ro tu n d a «»f th e e u p ito ) K e ttlly ex
p la m e il. w ill be fo u r g reat p a in tin g s , une de-
p ie tm g C a p ta in (Ira s la n d in g at th e C o h n n h ia
riv e r, a n o th e i s h o w in g L e w is a nd ( ‘ lin k at
( ’e h lo E a lh . a t h u d p o rtr a y in g th e f ir .t w h it,
w om en to c io n -; th e c o n tin e n t ai liv in g at L .iit
V n iu 'd iiy e r and th e fo u rth s h o w in g a t s p n a l
wagon tra in o f the 1H43 period
H a n k in g e ith e r .>ide o f th e m am e n tra in ,»
and 4(i feet in fro n t o f it w ill he tw o h e iu i,
groups ca rve d h i m a rb le A t th e le ft th e cum -
p o iitio n w ill p o rtra y th«» g re a t L e w is and
B a l
t ’ l.u k exp«‘diti,»u crossing th«» c o n tin e n t
a n c in g th is on the r ig h t th e g re a t wagon tra in
u f I «43 w ill ta k e fo rm
z\bove th e m a in e n tra n c e w ill be ca rve d
a co m p o s itio n h i w h ic h tin» ea g le .am, the
w a te r and e a rth w ill fo rm th«» com ponent
pa rts On the (ta n k in g h u ttre n a ’s o f the m ain
«•ntranc«» d o o rw a y are to he ca rv e d on <>n»
sld«» th«» >ea o tte r, on th«» o th e r th«» h«»av«»r,
O ve i th e went «»ntrance w ill be a com po i
tio n o f thr«»«» salm on
O n th e east entra n ce ,
w h e u t ha.s t»«»en selected as th«» them«» O tlu r
s c u lp tu ra l su b je cts to be pla ce d i n
va rio u s
p a rts o f th e b u ild in g in c lu d e dome«ticat<*4
animnLs, such as th«» cow . the horse and ih c
stieep. tin » m ill«», deer and b u ffa lo
T h e stag-»
coach th e lo c o m o tiv e and th«» p o n y expr«*
w ill also fo rm p a rt o f th e d e c o ra ttv e c o m p .. i
tio n
On th e flo o r in the c e n te r o f th e ro tu n d a
is to h«» C a p ta in (» ra y ’s s h ip ‘ T h e C o lu m b ia
cast in bronze, and to p p in g th e c y lin d r ic a l
tow*«»r w ill h«» a 22*fo«»t b ro n z e sta tu e ty p ify «
m g a .sym bolic pioneer.
Leo F ic e d la n d e r and C in e F lle rh u s c n w ill
h«» Bi«» s c u lp to rs on th«* c a p ito l jo b and H.»rty
F a u lk n e r m id F ra n k .Schwarz w ill p a in t the
m u ra ls A ll fo u r a re N ew Y o rk a rtis ts o f na
tio n w id e re p u te a c c o rd in g to K e a lly
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tio n w h ic h p enalizes s a v in g and
T u a la tin Plains Presbyterian
encourages sp e n ding . T h e d e s ire
C h u rrh
to a cc u m u la te f o r th e " r a in y d a y "
B ib le school at 10 a .' m ; p re a c h
has been b la s te d b y
depression
ravages and N e w D eal p o lic ie s in g s e rv ic e at 11 a. i n ; C h ris tia n i T e s ta m e n t T h e c h u rc h w ith a lie a r-
O rtiz W. W en-
P eople to d a y a re p le a s u re -b o u n d E n d e a v o r at 7:45 p m M is s io n a ry ly w e lc o m e to a ll
F ire Loss Less—
T h is d e s ire fo r am u se m e n t is a m e e tin g th e last W ednesday o f each 1 ig e r. p a stor.
In s u re d fir«» losses in O regon d u rin g 1930
b ig g e r and b ig g e r fa c to r each y e a r m o n th . A ll a re c o r d ia lly w e lcom e
ti
to ta lle d $3.224.343. a c c o rd in g to th e a n n u a l r e
in th e re c re a tio n business. B U T —J. F. G ibson, m in is te r.
T r ln it y L u th e ra n C h u rr h
M iss M a r jo r ie M e e k o f n e a r
p o rt o f H u g h If Earl, state fir«* m a rs h a l T h u
re m e m b e r th is : A lth o u g h y o u . as
S u n d a y s c h o o l be g in s at 9 45
an in d iv id u a l, are p r im a r ily d e
T h e Orenco Kc cdv ille Parish
fig u re is 26 8 per cent b e lo w th«» nv«»rag«* ye a r-
S ervices w i l l be d ro p p e d at th e local N o rth Plains, w h o is s o lic itin g fo r
p e n d e n t u p o n h o « - y o u use y o u r
S u n d a y school in b o th churches. c h u rc h and th e c o n g re g a tio n w ill th e H ills b o ro A rg u s, has gleaned
ly loss fo r th«» previ« us te n -y e a r p e in x t T h e
in te re s tin g h its o f B a n d o n fir«» w ith an in s u re d loss
w o r k in g tim e , th e good o f th e c o m 10 a. m .: w o rs h ip s e rv ic e in th e w o rs h ip w it h th a t o f Z io n in Schef- th«» fo llo w in g
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uccounted fo r 39 |w»r i«»nt o f the
s e rv ic e in th e K e e d v illp c h u rc h , 8 n u a l m issio n fe s tiv a l T he services homes:
yo u use y o u r le isu re.
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begin at 10 30 a m and at 2 p m
U s in g F lo rid a . C a lifo rn ia , a nd th e
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Y ou a re c o r d ia lly w e lc o m e d to a t is fortunat«» e n o ug h to have h e r
« •in te r cruises as a b a ro m e te r o f
has voi< «»d its d is a p p ro v a l o f a proponol to c o n
th is su m m e r's tra v e l. 1 can sa fe ly nesday o f each m o n th and at Reed- te n d T h e L a d ie s' so cie ty w i l l meet g re a t-g ra n d m o th e r's s p in n in g w h e e l
s tru c t n garage on piivat«» p ro p e rty a d ja c e n t
p re d ic t a re c o rd season R o u g h ly. v ille on th e f o u r th T h u rs d a y o f w ith M rs R o b e rt M eacham in th e It is in its o rig in .d c o lo r, b lu e w ith
to th e s ta te offic«» b u ild in g
T he c o m m is s j.
“ ¡ p a rlo rs o f th e c h u rc h T h u rs d a y at p in k ros«»s on th e w h e e l It also
50.000.000 p e o p le w ill ta k e some each m o n th .
w ants th is p ro p e rty prut«*, ted
it r lc t ly n-
2 p. in.
fo rm o f v a c a tio n . M y fo re ca st i-
lias th«» d a te 1830. w h ic h is w hen
d e n tia l d is tric t
S eventh-dav A d ven tist C h u rrh
it was made.
th a t 1937 re c re a tio n expenses sh o u ld
S e rv ic e s are h e ld each S a b b a th
B e a v e rto n C h u rr h o f C h ris t
M rs Mari«» H a m m c lm a n o f Cor
ru n above S5.500 000.000 T h is to ta l
as
fo llo w s : S a b b a th
in c lu d e s a ll ite m s fro m s w im -s u it 'S a tu rd a y )
R e g u la r se rvice s b o th m o rn in g n e liu s has thre«» C h in a cups and
No Need for Session —
sales to h o t-d o g re c e ip ts . H o te ls school, 9:45 a in .; p re a c h in g s e rv ic e and e v e n in g d u rin g th e s u m m e r saucer*»-, th a t a re o x e r 50 ye a rs o ld
T he dem and o f S e n a to r Rex E llis o f Uma»
and to u ris t
c a b in s
« ill
re c e iv e at 11; y o u n g people's m e e tin g a t m o n th s S e rvice s m -xt L o r d s day She b ro u g h t th e m fro m (J c rrn a n y
t illa c o u n ty fo r a sp«*cial le g is la tiv e session hi
$1.000 000.000. T h e same a m o u n t w ill 2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m e e tin g T h u rs fo llo w B ib le school 9 45 a m . M rs
K
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D ix o n o f C o rn e liu s has
p ro v id e a m ore idt»qtiate p«*nsion
fo r O regon «
go f o r tra n s p o rta tio n , a u to m o b ile s , d a y e v e n in g a t 8 o 'c lo c k . V is ito rs V e rin a H o p p e r, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t . m ade a h o b b y o f c o lle c tin g rocks,
w ith th e a p p ro v a l
ne<*dy aged doe not m eet
D r. C o m m u n io n se rvice. 11 a m , f o llo w
and gasoline. M e rc h a n ts w i l l p ic k are w e lc o m e at a n y se rvice
o f G o v e rn o r .M artin
t f ed b y p re a c h in g , su b je ct. "T h e M a rk agates and i«»lics fro m d iffe r e n t
u p o v e r $1.000 000.000. and a n o th e r W a lte r H u n tin g to n , pastor.
p a rts o f th«* w o r ld M r. D ix o n has
T h e g o v e rn o r c a lls a tte n ti n to th e fa c t th a t
o f th e C h ris tia n ." S p e c ia l m u s ic by a c ro c k e ry s m o k in g set th a t has
b illio n w i l l be le ft
a t
e a tin g
E llis ’ proposal to p ro v id e £ pen sio n o f $30 a
A ll Saints
th e c h o ir. M rs. J Johnson, d ire c to r. been in th e f a m ily (»ver 200 years.
places. A m u s e m e n t e n te rp ris e s w ill
m o n th was c o n sid e re d b y th«' re c e n t session
S e rvice s fo r th e f if t h S u n d a y a f t P re a c h in g b y th e pastor. 8 p. m . I t cam e fro m C h in a . H e a ls o has
c o lle c t h a lf a b illio n , w h ile o v e r
und re je c te d
Th«» proposal, a c c o rd in g to th o
c o m m u n io n
a t I su b je ct.
T w ic e B o r n " M id w e e k a gold n e c k la c e o f his great-great-
$800.000.000 w i l l jin g le th ro u g h e r T r in it y — H o ly
re g is te rs at p o p -c o rn stands, soda- 7:30 a. m. S unday school 9 45 a m. B ib ie s tu d y n e x t W ednesday. H p. m . g ra n d m o th e r H is g ra n d m o th e r l i v g o v e rn o r, is in c o n flic t w ith th e fe d e ra l p i •
g ra m w h ic h re q u ire s th a t pension p n yn u nts bo
fo u n ta in s , and o th e r m isce lla n e o u s T h e b ish o p in his m o n th ly le tte r in ' V ir g il M yers, lender. M o n d a y n ig h t ed to he 100 ye a rs o ld M r D ix o n
m ade o n ly on a basis o f ne«»d
th e O reg o n C h u rc h m a n , also in th e [ at 8 th e re w ill be a fe llo w s h ip m«‘c t-
v e n tu re s .
has trav«»led in n e a rly e v e ry c o n
d a ily papers, te lls o f a p la n w h e re - | i i i i : m the e h iire h p a rlo ra at w h ic h
Kill'»' w a rn in g th a t th e slat«» w ill fin d its e lf
M illio n s H a ve S ta ke
tin e n t. c o lle c tin g , and has b e e n
days has been one o f a c c o m p lis h m e n t and
b y he hopes to raise a fu n d o f $ 5 0 .-1 th e re w ill be a p ro g ra m and lig h t ,
w ith .i d e fic it o f $12 000 000 at th e end o f Bio
in n e a rly «»very state in th e u n io n
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a ch ie ve m e n t. T h is p re se n t d a y p ro b le m is one
b ie n n iu m unless his a d v ic e is heeded is n o t
He is n o w 70 ye a rs o f age F ro m
c re a tio n in d u s try am ong th e le a d cese. S p e a k in g o f H ills b o ro he said: a re in v ite d
to a ll assem blies —
th a t m u s t as s u re ly be m e t a nd co n q u e re d
w e ll fo u n d e d , a c c o rd in g to Budg«-t D ire c to r
A u s tra lia he b ro u g h t hack a h o n e y -
in g n a tio n a l businesses — ra n k in g " I w o u ld lik»- lo see a new» c h u rc h ; G eorge H H a tch , pastor.
as a n y th a t has c o n fro n te d us in th e past.
W h a rto n , w h o p o in ts «iut th a t th»» e n tire p e n
above even o u r g ia n t steel a n d fu e l a t H ills b o ro . T h a t c n g re g a tio n ju s ;
s u c k le th a t has v e ry sm a ll, p in k
D o y o u r p a rt to h e lp e lim in a te O regon's
sion p ro g ra m fo r O regon c a lls fo r an «*xpen<li-
in d u s trie .-
M o re o v e r.
1 e s tim a te lif ic s an adequate lions«- o f w o rs h ip .
flo w e rs .
C h ristian C h u rrh
tu re o f less th a n th a t a m o u n t d u r in g th e b ie n
The O regon C om m onw ealth Fed t r a f f ic deaths.
th a t m o re people p ro b a b ly secure Such a sta te m e n t encourages, and •
C u rre n t I.-
o f "P o p u la r A v ia -
n iu m w ith th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t c a rr y in g
t h e ir e n tire o r p a rtia l liv e lih o o d in s p ire s us to g re a te r e ffo rts , and w e . L o rd 's d a y u n ifie d s tu d y -w o rs h ip tio n ." had
eration asks the dism issal of Roy J
a r tic le a b o u t I.es
m. C h u rc h L o n g 's d e a lin g a b o u t O reg o n A v ia one h a lf th«» b u rd e n and th«» s ta te a nd co u n ties
fro m th is business th a n a n y o th e r e a rn e s tly p ra y th a t th e bishop's se rvice. 9:45-11:45 a.
N orene, im m igration d ire c to r of the
s h a rin g th e o th e r h a lf F u rth e rm o re th e slat« i
n a tio n a l in d u s try w it h th e e x c e p tio n p la n s « i l l be rea lized . — R e g in a ld school, 9:45; m o r n i n g w o n h ip . tio n la w . O reg o n is th«» o n ly state
P o rtla n d district, because h e
10 45
M u s ic b y c h o ir. S p e c i a l h a v in g a la w c o n tr o llin g p riv a te
share o f p«*nsion costs is b e in g adequnt«*ly f i
o f fa r m in g a n d r e t a il tra d e . I n H ic k s , v ic a r.
M ah o n e y, w h o is p u ttin g in a ll his
m u s ic S e rm o n : T he C h u rc h As A n i f ly in g a c tiv itie s T h e o th e r states n a nced ti,ro u g h us«» o f liq u o r p ro fits W h a rto n
tem p ted to investigate H a rry Bridges, tim e W c illis
c lu d in g a ll e m p lo y e s — fr o m t h e
a n d id a tin g n o w . sounds o f f w it h th e de
In s titu tio n o f R e lig io n ' C h ris tia n ’
n i - n o w v e ry in te re s te d in a d o p t e x p la in s
alien labor leader. W hy sh o u ld n 't th e c la ra tio n th a t c o u n ty r e lie f co m m itte e s are h u g e p e rso n n e l o f s w a n k y , s u m
P ilg r im House
E n d e a vo r, 7 p. in . In te rm e d ia te a m i
m e r h o te ls to in d iv id u a l p e a n u t
im m igration service i n v e s t i g a t e v io la tin g e v e ry de ce nt code o f e th ic s b y ta k in g v e n d o rs —m illio n s o f p e o p le have J u in - 24 N a t iv it y o f St John. B a p Y o u n g People E v a n g e lis tic service. in g It th m is ig h la t w . s u rp ris e m a n y |M'opl<>
Bridges, an alien h ere by th e s u ffe r m ortg a g es on th e hom es o f aged persons r e a sta ke in th e in d u s try . A good tis t. J u n e 27 C h a p e l se rvice o f 1 H p. ni , song s e rv ic e assisted by to k n o w th a t th e to w n o f C o rn e N<»t Idle G ossip—
c e iv in g o ld age assistance. I f he w o u ld stop s u m m e r season m eans p ro s p e rity p u b lic w o rs h ip . 9:30 a. m . w ith lit - ! y o u n g peo ple s c h o ir. S e rm o n "T h e
T h e m o v e to ru n W L. G os.-lln ns the
ance of th is governm ent, who has to
liu s has an a irp la n e p ro p e lle r fa c
s tu d y b e fo re o p e n in g h is m o u th t o speak
d e m o c ra tic candidat«* fo r congress fro m th«»
thousands o f to w n s and v illa g e s u rg y fo r s ix th S u n d a y a fte r Pente- I G re a t T ra n s fo rm a tio n s .” B a p tis m a l to ry th a t slo p s p io p e llo rs to a ll
continually stirre d up strife and said he w o u ld f in d o u t th a t, in ste a d o f v io la tin g in
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fro m th e green woods o f N o rth e rn
p a rts o f th e w o rld S h ip m e n ts have
openly in a recen t sta te m e n t th a t his codes o f e thics, th e co m m itte e s a re e x te n d in g C a n a d a to th e w h ite beaches o f L ilie s " 'T e x t : Hosea 14 5) R e lig io n ; sta le c o n v e n tio n . T u rn e r. O re . J u n e been
in e n t Salem d e m o cra ts h ave c o n firm e d the
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objective w as the elim ination of th e a d e fin ite p ro te c tio n to th e aged.
ru m o r and G<-sslin a d m its h a v in g been a p
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proached on th e su b je ct
em ployer class in this country?
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The governm ent should have under- t th y e p re
st o f t h e ir live s. T h e p la ce ca n n ot be th e m e rc h a n ts a t hom e in K a la m a
, p ro v e d q u ite s u cce ssfu l in testa.
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tak e n the investigation and acted long .^id for taxes. cannot be foreclposede on cannot zoo.
P eter. A p o s tle and M a rty r. "R in g tia n c h u rc h J u ly 4 8 p m . w it h Rev J u n e issue o f " P o p u la r A v ia tio n "
T h a t th e S la te E m e rg e n c y board liiix no
T h is g ro w in g cusom o f an a n
ago.
be w h e e d le d o u t o f th e o ld p e o ple b y g re e d y
a c o m p le te
th e L ib e r t y B e ll" w ill be th e In d e A . H a w th o rn e o f M e th o d is t c h u rc h , w ill p ro b a b ly c a rr y
In te n tio n o f u xu rp in K th e fu n c tio n s o f t h e
---------------; ; ----------------
c h ild re n , ca n n o t be e xch a n g e d fo r fa k e o il n u a l v a c a tio n is one o f th e s o u n d pendence d a y to p ic on S unday. J u ly p re a c h in g th e serm on A c o rd ia l in , s to ry a b o u t it.
le g is la tu re wax in d ic a te d at its m e e tin g lu r e
sto ck o r o th e r s p u rio u s in v e s tm e n t. T h e p ro est tre n d s in N o r th A m e ric a today. 4. a t th e 9:30 a. m. se rvice. Pastor v ita tio n to e v e ry s« rv ic e .- R L P u t
Mr
A u g u s t D ie r ic k x . and M r
last w e i'k
o f fo u r re<|iiexts p re se n te d fo r a p
V a c a tio n b ills u s u a lly
re p re s e n t
v is io n is th e best fo rm o f s e c u rity th e o ld peo-
and M rs. F ra n k H eesacker a re v is
H e n ry S. H a lle r m a y be con su lted nam . p a stor
o n e y w is e ly - spent. A co m p le te
p ro p ria tio n s to ta llin g $55(8X1 o n ly one was ap-
it in g in W isco n sin and N e b ra ska
a n y d a y, e x c e p t M o n d a y , betw een
T h a t th e re is a g re a t need of hom es Ple c o u ld ask fo r, a p o s itiv e assurance th a t th e y m
re s t a n d ch a n ge — n o t o n ly fro m
p ii.v .'d , that fol . i total o f o n ly $15(8) The
ot
A re p o rt fro m th e m said th e y had
10 a. m a nd noon, at th e house o f
h e re fo r ren ta l purposes is w idely w ill n not
m oIested in .occu pa n cy o f th e o ld
th e d a ily r o u tin e , b u t a lso fro m
IN D IA N SH O W
e x p e rie n c e d a re a l th u n d e r storm , | other three were held not io repreaent em er
fice, 232 N o rth T h ir d avenue.
home.
th e d is tre s s in g n e w s o f la b o r s tr ife
recognized and it w as brought out
gencies a - c o n te m p la te d b y tile le g is la tiv e net
G iv e th is Nez Perce In d ia n a b u t w e re h a v in g a g ra n d tim e.
I t is tr u e th a t, a fte r th e d e a th o f th e aged,
a t h o m e a n d s a b e r- ra ttlin g o v e r
fu n d s to
hand. W ith a fe w d ry e h ip s o f
M r and M rs M
G e n t o f E u a u th o riz in g th e b o a rd to p ro v id e
clearly and forcibly recen tly by Rev. th e lie n ru n s in fa v o r o f t h e c o -o p e ra tin g seas—
F irs t Baptist Church
is n o t a lu x u r y ; it is a n e c
c o v e r e x tra o r d in a r y s itu a tio n s a ris in g betw een
and a fu z z y w o rm , he m ade gene v is ite d at th e hom e o f M r
H icks a t a R otary club m eeting. He b ra n ch e s o f g o v e rn m e n t, w h ic h fu rn is h th e e ssity. T h e w o r ld is c h a n g in g ra p P ra y e r and B ib le s tu d y T h u rs d a y a w ood
lit t le m o v ie s h o w th a t s h u t the and M rs H a ro ld M c K ib b in o f V e r-
sessions. O ne o f th e re je c te d rerpiests c a lle d
v e n in g a t 8. B r in g y o u r B ib le and
asked if we in H illsboro did not have p ension, u p to th e a m o u n t o f th e p e n sio n . B u t id ly . C anada a nd th e U n ite d States e come.
fo r an a p p ro p ria tio n o f $15,(88) to fin a n c e the
b o o rt W ednesday. T h e y are s ta y
S u n d a y school a t 9 45. O u r m o u th o f th e w h ite m an
w h o else has a b e tte r c la im to th e h o m e a fte r
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fa ith in th e fu tu re of our com m unity. th e aged a re th ro u g h w it h it? S u r e ly n o t th e e co n o m ic r e v o lu tio n . W e a re liv in g school has been in c re a s in g th e past
I t was lik e th is B u t f ir s t re c a ll in g at th e hom e o f t h e ir son, B e rn e m p lo y m e n t o f seven a d d itio n a l g u a rd s at the
state p ris o n so th a t these e m p lo y e s c o u ld be
V alue of real estate and home in c h ild re n w h o le t th e p a re n ts s u ffe r a nd fo rc e d in a N e w E ra. Success in a n y p ro - fe w S u n d a ys M a n y ne w ones are w h a t th e N ez Perce In d ia n s are a rd G ent, fo r a fe w weeks
M rs. A n d re w V a n d e rza n d e n
of
placed on a s ix -d a y basis. T h e b o a rd h e ld th a t
g a d ded in an e ffo r t to w in the W ith them B ib le and B ib le liv in g
vestm ents w as con trasted w ith neg- th e m to accept a pension. S u r e ly n o t t h e . fession o r business m eans k e e p in g S b u c o n fie
com
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ld B ib le th a t is to be o ffe re d .
V e rb o o rt has rem o d e le d h e r k it c h such a p ro g ra m was a m a tte r o f p o lic y to bo
lible retu rn s from m any stocks and n e p he w s o r nieces o r m o re d is ta n t re la tiv e s a b re a st o f th e s h iftin g tides. M ew M o rn in g s e rv ic e a t 11 w ith a G os o f th is a ffa ir, a h ig h -b ro w o f th e en arid added n e w b u ilt-in s .
d e te rm in e d by th e b o a rd o f c o n tro l u nd not
o lic ie s m u s t be a d opted. C le a r
W ith a sneer,
pel message b y th e p a sto r. We i n w h ite race a rr iv e d
bonds. As has been pointed out in w h o lik e w is e d id n 't sh o w u p w h e n th e o ld p heads,
G le n n Ire la n d , son o f M r and
th e e m e rg e n cy hoard.
F u rth e rm o re , i t was
keen m in d s , and h e a lth y
p e o ple w e re h u n g r y and cold, a n d w h o a p
v
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M rs. A r t h u r Ire la n d , re tu rn e d hom e
p o in te d n u t th a t th e re had been no change m
these colum ns m any tim es th ere is a p e a r a fte r t h e ir d e m ise to g ra b w h a t lit t le bo d ie s a re n e e de d m o re n o w th a n P. U. at 7. T h e so cie ty is s tu d y in g
m an e v e r got fro m h is G od u p in fro m O regon S ta te co lle g e S a tu rd a y
the s itu a tio n a t th e pi ison since th e le g is la tu re
eve r.
real and urgent dem and fo r sm all, p ro p e rty th e re m ig h t b e — S a le m S tatesm an.
in th e G ospel o f Jo h n Read chapters heaven som e w h e re ? So cam e the fo r th e .summer.
was in session. A n o th e r re q u e s t fo r $3(88) to
G et a Fresh V ie w p o in t
m odern houses. People w ith e n te r
nine arid ten and com e p re p a re d to .show ette M r. Irid ia n g a th e re d a
M rs. A g n e l
V a n d e rz a n d e n
of
p ro v id e fo r an a ssistant p a ro le o ffic e r fa ile d
M ost o f o u r p ro b le m s , h o w e v e r, a n sw e r th e questions. E v e n in g s e rv fe w chips, set a f ir e u n d e r Ihem V e rb o o rt spins h e r o w n y a rn to
prise and th e money should tak e a d
fo r lo c k o f s u p p o rt. G o v e rn o r M a r tin , w h o
a re n o t b a s ic a lly n e w . T h e y have ice at 8 T h e p a stor w ill speak on and on th e to p m o s t piece he placed m ake sto ckin g s. She came fro m
v antage of the opportunity.
presented th e request, d id n o t press it. Thre.»
a lw a y s been w it h us. T h e y are th e s u b je c t "T h e P assover." T h is is a w o rm p ic k e d fro m u n d e r a le a f H o lla n d w h e n she w as 12, a n d is
o f th e e m e rg e n cy b o a rd m em b e rs vo te d to
s im p ly th e c u rr e n t in s ta llm e n t o f an a n o th e r ty p e o f C h ris t in th e O ld T h e p o o r th in g c ra w le d fro m th is n o w 80
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
re s to re an a p p ro p ria tio n o f $35,0(8) in th e h ig h
a g e -o ld se ria l. H is to r y ’s e x p e rie n c e
M r. and M rs. J. J. H e r ic k x o f
A rg u s . J u n e 22. 1922—M P. C a d y elected
says th a t these issues c a n n o t be
e r e d u u c a tio n b udget, w h ic h h o d been lost
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school d ir e c to r f o r th re e ye a rs a nd E d w in
s o lv e d b y m eans o f b ills a n d acts
th ro u g h s lip -s h o d le g is la tio n , b u t th e fo u r
P o rtla n d v is itin g filc n tls and r e la
T he D uke and Duchess of W indsor, B o w m a n , c le rk . C o n s id e r b u ild in g o f u n it o f alone. O n ly th ro u g h p ro p e r teach
o th e r m em b e rs vo te d agunurt th e request.
tive
s.
in g d o people's h e a rts a nd m in d s
th e w orld's most fam ous newlyweds, tw o room s.
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Thursday, June 17
I a t Pearson F ie ld . V a n c o u v e r. Wash
o f J u ly c o m m itte e lin e s u p fo u r b ig
change a nd th e re a l re fo rm s com e
<dge to th a t a nd ju s t as i t was
a re entitled to the privacy w h i c h days F o o f u rth
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m o n ie s o u t o f
c e le b ra tio n . F o u r m u s ic a l o rg a n iz a tio n s
tru e . On m a n y occasions in these
S e c re ta ry P e rk in s a p p o in ts th re e - ' Russian A m b a ssa d o r T ro y a n o v s k y a b o u t to be singed, th e m an o f the
th ey asked for shortly a fte r th e ir signed.
th e w a y w o rk is n o w proceeding w ith the
a rtic le s I have spoken o f th e need ,
woods
lifte
d
it
o
f
f
to
sa
fe
ty
w
ith
p la c in g o f th e m a rb le e x te rio r fo r th e new
m arriag e. They indicated th a t they
o f a s p ir itu a l a w a k e n in g to save m an steel m e d ia tio n board. F iv e H ies h e re fro m O a k la n d ,
H o w a rd F u lle r o f H ills b o r o a n d M iss H azel
T h a t is w h a t m y God d id fo r
s h ip y a rd s s h u t I P re m ie r B lu m
and c a b in e t in
c a p ito l. A t th e some tim e w o rk m e n a re p la c
th e w o r ld fro m its e lf. B y th a t I la rg e N e w Y o rk
w ere w illing to give th e press all th e Barnes o f B e a v e rto n m a rrie d .
me;
saved
me
fro
m
th
e
b
u
rn
in
g
"
in g th e steel und p o u rin g th e concrete fo r tin»
m ean th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f u n s e lfis h d o w n w ith 9000 s t r ik in g o v e r closed ' F ra n c e resign
D e le g a tio n
o f business m en v is it R a y-
Y ou say these Nez Perce In d ia n s
new s about them selves, hut th a t they
,
.
S ix g o v e rn m e n t agencies in v e s ti-
h u g e to w e r th a t w ill to p th e n e w sta te house.
ness, a n e w d e s ire to be u s e fu l, a sh2.p -
M a lin g c a n n e ry, w h ic h is r u n n in g to c a p a c ity .
o
v
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i
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in
the
fe lt they w ere entitled to a degree of O v e r 110 w o m e n a n d g ir ls e m p lo y e d a n d 20 n e w p rid e in a jo b w e ll-d o n e , and D e fe n -e o f B ilb a o s tiffe n s . C a th o - gate «tecl s tr ik e P re s id e n t Roose- B ib le b ill w h a t o f th e w ild trib e s W o rk on the b u ild in g is w e ll ahead o f sch e d
ule. a c c o rd in g to Ross U H a m m o n d , c o n tra c to r.
a n e w a lle g ia n c e to th e G o ld e n iie ; appeal to Pope to h a lt s la u g h te r v e lt denies U. S s o ld ie rs fo r r io t w h o n e v e r saw » B ib le n o r heard
privacy. This is quite tru e and it is to 30 m en on p a y r o ll d u r in g b u sy season.
am ong refugees
areas.
R u le . J u s t as d e m o c ra c y is th e
to be hoped th a t the press will g ra n t
o f th e tru e w a y? So y o u ask. T h e
Y a m h ill a nd W a s h in g to n c o u n ty p e o ple to
P
e
rcy
L
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assumes
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i
o f to m o rro w 's w o rld , so s p ir it
M onday, June 21
a n sw e r is th a t w h e n such k ill, steal
th is n a tu ra l request r a th e r th an to h o ld jo in t p ic n ic a t B a ld P eak a t su g g estio n hope
u a lit y is th e hope o f to m o rro w 's re c to r o f in te rc o lle g ia te a th le tic s
Russian a v ia to rs g iv e n ro a rin g o r lie th e y k n o w th a t th e y have
a
t
O
regon
S
tate.
o f Jo h n U. S m ith to f u r t h e r s p o t as scenic
co n tin u ally hound them .
d e m o cra cy.
w e lco m e a t P o rtla n d C h a m b e r o f sinned. F o r th»» C re a to r en g ra ve s
F riday, June 18
center.
A v a ca tio n can be one b ig step
th e m o ra l la w on th e h e a rt o r e v
A rm is tic e nears in b a ttle o f steel. C o m m e rce m eet.
Research w o rk e rs a t C o rn e ll gave a p ig
A lic e L a k e o f H ills b o r o w eds H a ro ld W o l to w a rd th is s p ir itu a l goal. A c o m
C h a irm a n G ir d le r o f R e p u b lic e ry son o f m an th e w o r ld ro u n d
n e rv o u s p ro s tra tio n . It's lik e ly th e y to o k th e
v e rto n o f P o rtla n d J u n e 18.
p le te change o f a tm o s p h e re b rin g s S e c re ta ry P e rk in s appeals to sev S teel p la n t d e fie s C. I. O . d eclares J u n g le men s in and o fte n s o rro w
en g o v e rn o rs fo r peaee and main
hog fo r a S u n d a y d riv e .
a fre s h v ie w p o in t. A th o ro u g h rest
c o n tra c t w ith u n io n w o u ld be f u t ile
b u t k n o w not th e w a y hom e
tenance o f 'statu s q u o ."
T he press is hogtied in Russia, G er T h irty Y ears A go
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fro m ro u tin e b rin g s a n e w re a liz a - (
S enate a d m in is tra tio n fo rce s re-
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!
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.
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20.
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a
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t
m an y and Italy and now F rance is
I je c t r e lie f p la n , c a llin g fo r lo c a l aid a ll yo u fo lk s w h o t h in k y o u ra n
tio n o f in d iv id u a l o p p o rtu n itie s and
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a ir c o n d itio n
te m p te d n o n -s to p flig h t fro m M os
n in e 9 to 2. L in e u p s : H ills b o r o — A d o lp h
f o r in d ig e n ts .
c a p a b ilitie s .
N o c o n tin e n t in th e co w to San Francisco.
jo in in g th e procession. Such an ac S b o ie o g rt rist.
ed there eeiM to be nothing left for the ta-
earn heaven b y k e e p in g th e h o ly
W a rd D o w n s, J o h n B o e k e r, R o b e rt
s id e n t G re e n o f A . F. o f I,, la w as i t is in th e B ib le .
tio n a ry hom e b u t p a v in g assessments.
tio n is one of the first steps to d ic ta W e lto n . C la y F re e m a n . R o y M o o re . N ic k W il w o rld has m o re b e a u ty -s p o ts o r a S ix ta x dodgers exposed b y c a P lls re C.
To
I. O. p o lic ie s d e s tru c tiv e .
fin e r c lim a te th a n o u r o w n N o r t h ,
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»
w in you m ust score 100 in e v e ry
to rs h ip s and it would look like F rance liam s. R a y T a y lo r , T h o m a s W illia m s ; V e rb o o rt A m e ric a . T h e Im p o r ta n t p o in t is to tre a s u ry . D ire c t v io la tio n »if la w
T ue sd a y. Ju n e 22
charged to e x -b a n k head. S ix use
th o u g h t, w o rd and deed fro m th e
L
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o
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in
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b
a
rk
on
th
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re
s
tric
tio n s and p re s
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e
rm
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n
B
e
rn
a
rd
s
.
B.
H
eesacker,
J
o
h
n
V
a
n
-
is h e a d e d th a t way. A free and un
i close y o u r d e sk a nd toss y o u r cares
S< nnte a p p ro ve s a d m in is tra tio n 's c ra d le to th o g ra ve . F o r— "C u rse d
su re th e B r itis h g o v e rn m e n t has re c e n tly p la c
e rza n d e n . C h a rle s H e rb . T h e o Ja sp e r. F. B e r a w a y fo r a w e e k o r tw o . B o th as d e vice o f fo re ig n c o rp o ra tio n in w a y
s h a c k le d press is one of the g reatest d nards,
to re d u c e o r e lim in a te in c o m e tuxes. $1.500,000,000 r e lie f b ill.
is
e
v
e
ry
one
th
a
t
c
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tin
u
u
e
th
n
o
t
ed on th e ro y a l fa m ily , w e agree E d w a rd was
W illia m V a n d o m e lo n , J o h n B e rn a rd s , i an e m p lo y e r and a w o rk e r. I have
N a tio n a l g u a rd sm e n b rin g peace to in a ll th in g s w h ic h a re w r itte n in
Saturday. June 19
s a fe g u a rd s any dem ocratic form of Ed Jasper.
r ig h t th e re ’s no fu tu r e in th e Job.
I obse rve d th e v a c a tio n s itu a tio n fro m
steel
s
tr
ik
e
area.
T
ro
o
p
s
p
re
v
e
n
t
th
e
B
ook
o
f
th
e
la
w
to
do
th
e
m
.”
S panish reb e ls e n te r Basque c a p
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g o v e rn m e n t a n d its liberty-loving citi
M a y o r issues c a ll f o r a ll to tu r n o u t W e d ] a ll angles fo r t h i r t y years. M y con-
O n ly Jesus C h r is t e v e r so liv e d .
ito l o f B ilb a o w ith o u t re s is ta n c e ., m a re li back to w o rk .
nesday n ig h t a nd h e lp cle a n u p n e w S h u tc
c u ls io n is th a t a th o ro u g h change
T iie para n o ia c, says an A m e ric a n d o c to r. Is
z e n s m ay have.
Basques fle e w ith reb e ls in p u rs u it, i C a m ille C h a u te m p s succeeds in H e a lo n e e v e r e a rn e d e te rn u l g lo ry
1 fo r a fe w w e e ks each s u m m e r is a
p a rk g ro u n d s.
one w ith d e lu sio n s o f g ra n d e u r. H u t in E u ro p e
J o h n s to w n , Pa., m a y o r raps m a r- | fo rm in g a c a b in e t to succeed Iliu m by h o ly liv in g A n d i t is in H im
C h a rle s A . M ille r and Id a B. W e s tc o tt m a r good in v e s tm e n t f o r e v e ry m an and tia l la w p ro c la im e d b y G o v e rn o r c a b in e t in F rance. H e Is a ra d ic a l th a t w e see s a v in g grace, f o r a fte r
th e y c a ll th e m d ic ta to rs .
I
w
o
m
a
n
!
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rie d a t A rc a d e J u n e 18.
H e had w on th e p riz e He to o k o u r
Earl»-. E x e c u tiv e u rg e s d e fia n c e of s o c ia lis t.
'C
o
p
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r
ig
h
t
1937
P
u
b
lis
h
e
rs
R.
H.
G
re
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e
le
cte
d
school
d
ir
e
c
to
r
M
o
n
If th e r e a re w holesale evasions of
g o v e rn o r's e d ic t c lo s in g B e th le h e m : Joe Lonils k n o c k s o u t J im B r a d curse th a t w e had ea rn e d b y o u r
I t Is n o w possible lo ta lk lo C h in a b y tele«
F in a n c ia l B u re a u )
steel p la n t.
O ne p ic k e t k ille d at d o ck in e ig h th ro u n d o f scheduled
in n in g . " C h ris t h a th redeem ed us phone. Im a g in e th e day i f th is e v e r becomes a
incom e ta x p aym ents, the congress d a y f o r th re e y e a rs a n d P e te r B o sco w c le rk .
F. M . H e id e l o ffe rs 100 w a ln u t tree s to p u t
Y o u n g s to w n . O h io , in b a ttle
be 15-round f ig h t in C h ica g o to w in fro m th e curse o f th e law , b e in g
p u rty lin e !
sh o u ld ta k e th e necessary action to a ro u n d sch o o l g ro u n d s.
T h e f ir s t lo n g d is ta n c e e le c tric a l tw een s tr ik e s y m p a th iz e rs and p o w o rld 's h e a v y w e ig h t c h a m p io n s h ip . m ade a cu rs e fo r us.” (S»»e G a la
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sto p th e le a k s a t once as urged by
1
p
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tra
n
s
m
is
s
io
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lin
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in
t
l
y
lice.
U n iv e r s ity o f W a s h in g to n r o w in g tia n s 3:10-13).
J o h n W. P e te rs o f H ills b o r o one o f g ra d
"B
ig
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e
r,
b
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tte
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fis
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"
re
p
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rte
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,
w
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in
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in
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o
rtla
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and
cre w s w in a ll th re e races in 39th
C o u n i y o u r life - lo n g s ln - g u u llt
P re sid e n t R oosevelt. Everyone should uates a t P a c ific “ U ."
A tla n tic . W h ic h show s H in t reco ve vy has gone
a n n u a l In te rc o lle g ia te R o w in g asso
ta ke n o f f by C h ris t's de a th f o r yo u
W illia m R o b b o f C e n te r v ille a n d M iss I 1889. a c c o rd in g to a re p o rt e n title d M iss M y r t le C ra d ic k m a rrie d .
p ay his o r h e r s h a re of the tax hill
p re tty deep a fte r u ll.
"U se o f E le c tr ic ity in O re g o n " is-
S ir Jam es B a rrie , n o te d E n g lish d a tio n re g a tta at P o u ghkeepsie, N. and e te rn a l lif e w r it t e n In b y H is
a R. H a n le y m a r r ie d a t H a n le y hom e
; sued re c e n tly b y th e O reg o n S tate author, dies
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a c c o rd in g to th e law a n d it most as n B e e a rth
h o ly lif e fo r y o u . T e ll G»xl the
r L e is y v llle J u n e 20.
f
P la n n in g b oard. P o w e r was sent 14
Sunday. June 20
G o v e rn o r M a r tin a tta c k e d in O re g re a t tra n s a c tio n is closed and you
S c ie n tis t said to have d e vised n e w k in d
s u re d ly is n o t f a ir to let some get by
C ly d e G. L in c o ln a n d Miss E tta M. J a c k - . m ile s fr o m a h y d ro - e le c tric p la n t in
T h re e Russian a v ia to rs e n d 82- gon S tate F e d e ra tio n o f L a b o r m eet an- in- forever. Gteorge N. Taylor, o f a rith m e tic p ro b a b ly g o t th e Idea f r o m
w ith tric k s to avoid p a y m e n t.
son married at G le n co e J u n e 20.
j O re g o n C ity to P o rtla n d .
h o u r tra n s -p o la r f lig h t fro m M oscow a t M a rs h fie ld .
B e a v e rto n .— P a id u d v.
those in c o m e ta x la w y e rs R o o se ve lt is chasing.
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