T T T tt ^ p n T ir t
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N am ed on A ll-A m e ric a n W eekly N ew spaper Eleven. 1930
H o n o ra b le .Mention N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aaen. N ew sp aper
P rod uction Contest. 1934-35; G eneral Excellence. 1M 5
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S ix months
T h re e m onths
Babson Bullish,
Explains U 7i v
a p . m . f m t S B m , o r p c o n
Churches
A G erm an lab o r c h ie fta in has been
q u o ted as saying if anyone in the
I By Roger W. Babson)
th ird reicb does not w ant to m arch
B A B S O N P A R K Mass
B a n ke rs
on the “ A dolph H itler road, we will ,m d b ro k e rs d o u b tle s s ly c o m m i t
ste p on his heels until he tails in line m any sins We a ll do lo r th a t m a t
ir fa u lt, h o w e ve r.
am i keeps step. Since H itler seized te r It is not th e th
a t people reach
pow er, private a ffa irs exist only when
fo r s to c k s w h e n
you sleep at night. W hen you have
t h e m a rk e t
i s
h ig h and a c tiv e ,
a w ak en ed and gone to your place of
as in S eptem ber.
work, you m ust know you are a sol
1929.
o r J u 1 ,v.
d ie r of A dolph H itler."
1933. and because
people refuse to
This sort of th in g com es from d ic
pick-up s t o c k s
ta to rsh ip s and is foreign t o t h e
w hen the m arket
th o u g h ts of all good A m ericans. H ow
is low and dull,
as d u rin g the past
ever. th in g s are h a p p e n in g in this
few w eeks The
co u n try and th ro u g h o u t the w orld
sad fact is that
th a t should m ake p atrio tic A m eri
the vast m ajority
cans, who love ind ep en d en ce a n d Keiser W Babson of those who p u r
chase stocks use
freedom , be ever w a tc h fu l th a t suh-
sense or logic as to WHEN to
versive forces do not get th e u p p e r no
buy They buy only w hen stocks
baud w hile we ta k e th e sm ug a tti are high an d boiling They should
tu d e th a t "It C an’t H appen H ere."
invest w hen stocks a re low and
Frontier Pa pea nt This UCt’A
(By A. I
S e rv ic e s .ire h o ld e v e ry S u n d a y
at 11 a in . W ednesday e v e n in g
services at 8 o 'c lo c k . S u nday school
at I I a. in. P u p ils u p to th e age
o f 20 years a re w e lco m e d . Free
re a d in g ro o m open on W ednesdays
and S a tu rd a y s fro m 2 u n t il 4 p in
S u n d a y 's to p ic ' T ru th
Find lin k I
S A I EM M in im u m wages fo r w om en a m i
m in u t . e m p lo y e d in O regon in d u s trie s w ill hi*
n ie ll i ed fro m 2 i'» e lo 3lk- an hum on O r lo ,
tie r I
a c c o rd in g to C lu n le s II G lim ,
tu lo
lu h o r e o n im issio n o i and seen la i » lo (he S ia le
W e ll,n e e o m m i-s io n A t Iho sumo lim e l i i a s i
m nm h o u rs o f e m p lo y m e n t fo i w om en u m l
mmol • will he reduced lo 44 h o u rs a .........
The n e « ic g u ln tio iis w ill c o v e r m a n u fa c tu rin g ,
n e e d le d a ft occupations, m e rc a n tile e sta b lish -
m eld
hotel.
re .t a l l ia n i , a n d i a fe le i las and
te le p ho n e and te le g ra p h o p e ra to rs
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
Church
B ible school at 10 a ni ; p re a c h
ing service at 11 a. in : C hristian
E ndeavor at 7 15 p in. M issionary
m eetin g the last W ednesday of each
m onth Ali are c o rd ia lly w elcome
—J. F Cibson. m inister.
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The Orenco-Reedville Parish
The Great American Home
Other Editors
Oldest Native Daughter
Highlights in the Week's News
Our Yesterdays
10'
Women's Wages Up
First Church of Christ. Scientist
S unday school in both churches.
M e m b e r: O regon S tate
10 a. m ; w orship service pi the
F irst A u dited Paper.
E d ito ria l A s s o c ia t io n
O renco church. It a ni ; w orship
Largest A B C W eekly
and N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l
C irc u la tio n in W est.
serv ice in th e R eedville church. 8
Association.
p. m. W omen's M issionary society
m eets at O renco on the th ird W ed
nesday of each m onth and at R eed
ville on th e fo u rth T h u rsd ay of
tf
listless T hat m eans th at now may each m onth.
be a good tim e to buy.
S ubscription ra te of W ashington
Scenes of the days of cowboys and Indians of the frontier
t \ hy I Am B u llis h
Seventh-dav Adventist Church
west will be reenacted at the triennial Oregon Trail Pageant
county’s tw o official n ew spapers will
F or o v er th irty y ears I h a v e
S ervices a re held each S abbath
celebration at Eugene, July 22, 23 and 24 when cltliens of Lana
T he W ashington g ra n g e rs ad o p te d
be $2 a y e a r a fte r S eptem ber 15, as a resolution of m erit w hen it asked stu d ied the B absonchart of B usi (S atu rd ay ) as follows: S abbath
county present the fourth pageant depicting the history of the old
C onditions The com pilation school, 9:45 a. m.; p reaching service
Oregon west. In this photo an Indian points the way to the great
announced recently hut in th e m ean th a t th e incom e ta x be ex tended to ness
of this m easuring-stick of business at 11; young people's m eeting a t
Oregon country to scouts Joe Johnson and C. F. Farmer. Johnson
2:30
p.
in.
P
ra
y
e
r
m
eeting
T
h
u
rs
has
cost
me
m
any
hundred
th
o
u
tim e subscribers may pay in advance sa la rie s of public officials. This p a p e r
and Farmer will be playing real life roles In the pageant since
sands of dollars. T his chart has a day evening at 8 o'clock V isitors
both were famous Indian fighters and covered wagon train ecoutt
a t th e old ra te fo r as long as th ey has pointed out on sev eral occasions n orm al line rep resen tin g the grow th a re w elcom e at any service Dr
of pioneer days. The characters are wearing the authentic cos
th a t it can see no reaso n w hy any p a r of th e country. Above this N orm al W alter H untington, pastor.
tf
tume of the dave of 1848.
please.
tic u la r class should be exem pted from L ine a re blacking P rosperity Areas,
Surveys recently com pleted by a incom e ta x provisions as long as th e ir such as ex isted from 1912 to 1914.
E. Church (Bethany)
n ational p u blishers' publication show incom es fall in th e b ra c k e ts on w hich from 1916 to 1920. and from 1923 to On M. G erm
antow n road
S unday
1929
Below
the
N
orm
al
Lino
are
th a t th e g rea t m ajority of w eekly oth ers m ust pay.
s e r v ic e e v e ry S u n d a y . 10 a m S u n
red -in k D epression Areas, such as d ay school. 11 a m Jo h n Place
new sp ap ers th ro u g h o u t t h e nation
ex isted from 1914 to 1916. from pastor.
tf
«JEMEMFFH w h e n 'lOuR.FOLrui GOT THE nHCNOGK.-)pH ... , . ■
have sold fo r $2 or m ore a y e a r for
1920 to 1923. and from 1929 to 1936
- h o —
*
w t k t — h e — - £ ig
r m ? a n p x o j EhTeatTAiNeP thf
D uring th e past y ear th e country-
m any years, and d u rin g the d e p re s
All
Saints
Episcopal
Church
O
regon’s
T
raffic
D
eaths
H-»'-'
ON
Y
O
uK
-ûTRXET
WITH
POPÙt-AR.
lias
crossed
N
orm
al
an
d
is
in
the
S e rv ic e fo r th e n in th Sunday a f t
sion. T he subscription price pays only
beginning of an o th er black - ink e r T r in it y St Jam es day M o rn in g
(By E arl Snell. S ecretary of State)
a sm all portion of the cost of p ro d u c
P ro sp erity Area.
p ra y e r at 11. T h e re w i l l be no e a rly
A Series of W eekly A rticles on the
ing a new spaper, th e g rea t bulk be
It is tru e th at o rd in arily the stock s e r v ic e — R e g in a ld H ic k s , v ic a r.
P roblem of H ighw ay S afety by E arl
m ark et reach es its peak in the
ing from ad v ertisin g revenues.
Snell. S ecretary of S tate
early p art of a P rosperity Area.
First Baptist i'hurch
A
p
p
roxim
ately
a
q
u
a
rte
r
of
a
m
illion
O
re
M any of O regon's w eekly new sp a
No one. how ever, really know s w hat
P
ra
y
e
r and B ible study h o u r.
this
"early
p
art"
is
u
n
til
the
e
n
pers, including the M cMinnville T ele gon m otor vehicle o p erato rs have applied to
my office d u rin g th e past th irty days fo r r. tire area is com pleted' All depends T hu rsd ay evening a t 8 Sunday-
phone-R egister. Hood River News, ren
ew al of th e ir d riv ers' licenses. It is e x upon th e LENGTH of th e Area. If school at 9 45 a. m. O u r Sunday-
T illam ook H erald -H ead lig h t, S heri pected th a t an o th e r h u n d red thousand a p p li the New A rea is to last som e years, school is continuing to grow , anil
if you do not a tten d S unday school
d an Sun, St. H elens Sentinel-M ist and cations w ill be received d u rin g th e present then w e certain ly have not reached an
yw here, we in v ite you to visit us.
th
e
stock-selling
point.
In
view
of
o thers a re $2 and most of them have m onth, an d th a t all of th ese licenses w ill be in th e ex tra o rd in a rily long D epres M orning w orship at eleven o'clock.
been fo r years. O th ers a re going up th e hands of th e applicants before th e first of sion A rea th ro u g h w hich we have T he pastor is going to speak upon
th e very vital subject. T he Way
now because prices of ev ery th in g th a t A ugust.
P ro p er h an d lin g of th is w o rk co n stitu tes ju s t passed. I believe th a t the new of Cain ' B. Y. P U.. w ill m eet at
go into the producing of a n ew sp ap er a considerable problem , as w ell as b eing an P ro sp erity A rea is good for some seven o'clock. E vening service at
ears to come. Money is ex ception 8 o'clock, at w hich tim e th e pastor
have gone up to a point w here they im p o rtan t facto r in safety w ork. T he actu al y ally
cheap, a big housing shortage w ill continue his series of messages
w ritin g and m ailin g of the license card s is a
are forced to or fold up.
com p arativ ely sm all m atter, b u t to see th a t exists, an d several new industries on "T he R eturn of th e L ord." We
To those w ho p e rh a p s m ay say, th ey a re placed only in th e h an d s of people are on th e point of becom ing big invite you to th is service, w hich is
evangelistic in its appeal and in
“ It isn’t w orth it,” and th ere a r e w ho are a b le to m eet th e req u irem en ts c o n businesses.
About Politics?
stru ctiv e in ch aracter. T he church
some, it m ight be w ell to point to sid ered necessary for safe d riv in g involves a What
M any read ers w ill say: "Y our w ith a hearty w elcom e to all. O rtiz
larg
e
am
ount
of
checking
an
d
personal
in
th e g re a te r news and adv ertisin g now
vestigation. T his co n stitu tes a responsibility statistics do not p revent Roosevelt W. W eniger. pastor
offered by th e A rgus. This n ew sp a th
from k illin g th e goose w hich has
a t I am conscientiously try in g to m eet, and
Christian Church
p e r from the tim e of its fo u n d in g in at th e sam e tim e give as pro m p t service as ju s t again sta rte d to lay a few-
golden eggs. " My an sw er to this
L ord's Day unified stu d y -w o rsh ip '
1894 to O ctob er 3, 1907, w as $1 per possible.
is th at th e p resident cannot now
D efective vision, lack of know ledge of the afford to do so. He w ants this service. 9:45-11 45 a. m. C hurch
y e a r. D uring p rac tic a lly all of th a t
school. 9:45; m orning w orship. 10:45.
m
otor
veh
icle
laws,
in
a
b
ility
t
o
p
ro
p
erly
co u n try to enjoy good business
tim e th e p a p e r w as of fo u r pages.
h an d le a car adn m any reasons com pel th e li m ore th an you or I. o r anyone Special music. Serm on by pastor
A nnual fellow ship of chu rch es of
T he issue of O ctober 3, 1907, w hen cense division to re ject h u n d red s of applicants,
T he d em ocratic p arty can r e P o rtlan d and vicinity at M ultno
th e increase to $1.50 took place had in th e in terests of safety. P ro p e r licensing of else.
m ain in pow er only so long as m ah church in afternoon. Those
fo u r pages co n tain in g 226 inches of d riv e rs is a h eavy responsibility, b u t only business rem ain s good. T he presi in ten d in g to go a re asked to bring
new s in c o n tra st w ith 1191 inches of th ro u g h a stric t com pliance w ith th e law is dent has tried v ario u s q u a c k basket d in n e r w ith them and we'll
es from th e NRA to c o rn e r go a fte r m orning w orship. C h ris
new s and fe a tu re s in th e A rgus of it possible fo r th e d e p artm en t to do its p art schem
ing th e gold m arket. He sees that tian E ndeavor. 7 p. m.. in term ed i
Ju ly 15, 1937, in w hich ann o u n ce in h elping to elim in ate O regon's traffic deaths. all th ese have failed.
a te and young people. U nion s e r
m ent w as m ade of th e $2 ra te . T h a t
Mr. R oosevelt has now com e to vice w ith M ethodist church a t the
th
e
conclusion
th
a
t
th
e
best
w
ay
M ethodist church. 8 p. m. C h ris
p a p e r of O ctober 3, 1907, h ad no
to have good business and reduce tia n pastor brings th e m essage
com m unity co rrespondents, w h ereas
u nem ploym ent is to let business You w ill alw ays find a w elcom e
th e Ju ly 15 issue h a d new s lette rs
m ake all th e money it reasonably in o u r midst. F rien d s and stran g ers
from 34 d iffe re n t co rresp o n d en ts in Saving T h ro u g h P la n n in g
can an d th en m ake it d istrib u te in v ited .—R L P utnam , pastor,
e fashion in certain q u a rte rs to th e m oney th rough g re a te r taxes.
—::—
various p a rts of W ashington county. sn eer It at is p th lan
n in g in g o v ern m en tal affairs as h ig h er wages, and especially en fo rc
Pilgrim
House
To th e person who w ants to keep both expensive an d useless. Those w ho w ould ed d ividend paym ents. T his is now
J u ly 25: C hapel serv ice of p u b
inform ed on w h a t is going on in his dam n it w ith th e u ltim ate in dam n atio n call the official ad m in istratio n program .
it "socialistic.” C onceding th a t som e effo rts It m ay n o t ap p eal to w ealthy peo lic w orship. 9:30 a. m.. w ith litu rg y per w ill be celebrated. P asto r II
P entecostal T a b e rn a c le
hom e com m unity a n d w ho ta k e s a d by
p lan n ers m ay be a sh eer w aste of tim e, we ple. It m ay keep them from b u y fo r th e Feast of St. Jam es, the S. H aller may be consulted any
S u n d a y school, HI a in . classes
v a n ta g e of th e a d v ertisin g of th e th in k th e re is no d o u b t th a t on th e w hole in
Apostle.
S
erm
on
topic.
"T
he
B
less
day.
except
M
unday,
betw
een
10
fo r a ll ages M o rn in g w o rs h ip at 11
g stocks, forcing th em to buy
m any progressive local business firm s p lan n in g is h e re to stay, an d in th e long ru n n o n -tax ab le bonds. T his program , ed F erry m an ," a stu d y of t h e a. m. and noon, or bv ap p o in t Y oung peopli . m il t in g . 6 45 p. m .
trad
itio
n
s
su
rro
u
n
d
in
g
St.
C
h
risto
p
m
ent,
at
the
house
office,
232
N
D e lm a r W y a tt, p re s id e n t. S u n d a y
and in th e A rgus classified page, th e w ill save th e ta x p a y e rs th ousands of dollars how ever, should g reatly benefit her. patron of travelers, w ho is also T hird avenue.
i v i n in g iv a n g e b tic se rvice
M id -
th
e
g
reat
m
ass
of
n
ew
sp
ap
er
re
a
d
if
in
tellig
en
tly
directed.
A rgus is w orth m any tim es over th e
ssei k services T h u rs d a y e ve n in g .
ers. It m eans th a t you can buy com m em orated th is wav. "R eligion
A
few
w
eek
s
ago,
an
item
in
th
e
new
s
in the N ews" topics: "T he M exican
p a ltry fo u r cents a w eek it will cost.
B ilile stu d y . S a tu rd a y e v e n in g p r a y
Foursquare Gospel Church
ade this p o in t clear. C o u n ty A gent R. G. . stocks in good com panies and be C hurches A re Closed A gain." "The
e r and p ra ise . S p c iu l m usic hy th e
T h a t price is less th a n a p a c k ag e of L m arson
w as q u o ted as h av in g said th a t $15.000 su re of good dividends, an d y et not F leet is In." and "T he H abit of
S unday school. 9:45 a. m . classes o rc h e s tra A ll e v e n in g services b e
gum , six c ig a rettes or a soft d rin k p e r ex p en d ed 10 y ears ago w ould h av e cleaned up have th e incom e tak en aw ay from F orgetful in g ra titu d e ." N ext S u n for all ages. M orning w orship at 11. g in at 7:45 J. F S h a c k e lfo rd pas
you by h ig h incom e taxes.
th e noxious w eed situ atio n in th is county, and
day m orning, A ugust 1. th e w o r Why Is G od Good to You." Rev. J. to r.
w eek.
th e w eeds could th e n have b een k e p t u n d er Balancing the Budget
ship p re p a ra to ry to the holy com W illiam C arm ain, pastor C rusader
D u rin g his first adm inistration, m union w ill be observed, and th e service. 6:15 p. m . M iss W anda
control at a sm all, a n n u a l ex p en d itu re. Now.
Ilium - G r o u n d s S a fe r
acco rd in g to M r. L arson, th e cost of w eed P resid en t Roosevelt w as not in follow ing S u n d ay m orning public P ark, president E vangelistic service.
In 452 traffic accidents in w hich
7:45
p
m
.
"How
W
rong
Can
I
Bi
terested
in
balancing
th
e
budget.
ad
m
in
istratio
n
of
th
e
L
ord's
S
u
p
erad icatio n w ould b e th e p ro h ib itiv e sum of
and Still Be Right." Rev. C arm ain. a person was killed le ith e r d riv
H ad a p lan n in g com m ission been He w as w illing to have th e gov
The links betw een th e p rese n t day $250.000
pastor. Week night services. T ues er. pedestrian or occupant of car).
ern
m
e
n
t
go
deeply
in
to
debt,
be
m
eantim
e.
E
ngland
is
w
o
rk
in
g
day
fu n ctio n in g 10 y e a rs ago, ch arg ed ch iefly w ith
28.3 of th e d riv e rs involved w ere
an d th e pioneer p ast of th is g re a t th e d u ty of ta k in g th e long v iew ahead, the lieving th a t this excess debt could and night to rearm and again b e day and F riday at 8 o'clock.
aw ay from th e ir usual su rro u n d
be
paid
off
d
u
rin
g
th
e
n
e
x
t
period
com
e
th
e
w
orld's
greatest
pow
er.
O regon country are being sw iftly w eed p ro b lem could have been foreseen to . of pro sp erity . N ow th is tim e has A nyhow . I am going to E ngland
ings or home tow n, says the O re
Beaverton
Church
of
Christ
gon S tate M otor association, and
severed. In th e d e a th of Mrs. M elissa be th e m enace it has p ro v en to be, a n d steps com e fo r p ay in g off th e debt. O nly in S eptem ber, and w ill then send
B
ible
school.
9:45
a
m
.
M
rs
V
er-
of the accidents in w hich thc.se
A. D odds of B anks such a connection could have been ta k e n to m eet it.
one w ay exists for d o in g so and you some first-h a n d inform ation
h e cost to th e co u n ty an d to in d iv id u al th at is w ith increased federal taxes. from there. In th e m eantim e, do nia Hopper, sup erin ten d en t. C om 283 d riv ers w ere involved, 204 oc
m
union
service
follow
ed
by
p
re
a
c
h
has been lost. Born n e a r old G reen fa rm T ers
for w eed erad icatio n o v er a period of
ed eral tax es com e only from im not let anyone get aw ay from you ing at 11 a. m., special m usic by the cu rred a t night.
ville in 1849, Mrs. D odds sp en t prac- years, w ill am o u n t to m illions of dollars. All F ports.
sales, profits, and incomes. stocks of GOOD A m erican com
directed by Mrs. J. Johnson
FACE SET L IK E F E IN T
tically all h er life in th is county a n d th is m ig h t have been avoided by a little plan- To get tax es from these sources, panies not handicapped b y b i g choir
Preaching. 8 p. m„ Sunday. W ednes
O ut from tlie ivory palaces and
w itnessed th e tra n sfo rm a tio n of a ning.
BUSINESS MUST BE GOOD. T he bond issues' or h aevy cum ulative day evening B ible study at 8 w ill be
P lan n in g in g o v ern m en t is h e re to stay
ad m in istratio n 's
w hole financial p referred issues.
led by Mrs. R 1). W illiams. S tra n g dow n to this scene, C hrist cam e
g re a t w ilderness into a section of In stead
of a ttack in g p lan n in g as v isio n ary and program w ill collapse unless we
(C opyright 1937 P u b lish ers
ers and friends are cordially invited On past the big places w here dw elt
m odern farm s in terlaced w ith m ac a socialistic, w e sh o u ld h ail it as one m o re con have p ro sp erity from now on. The
the rich. Be w ent. On to the back
F in an cial B ureau)
—G eorge H Hatch, pastor.
sections w here poverty, disease and
dam roads. Mrs. D odds w as rec e n tly trib u tio n to w ard m ak in g dem o cracy w o rk m ore p resid en t’s fu tq re d epends solely
cooties held high carnival. The
crow ned "Q ueen M o th er” o f t h e efficiently. P lan n in g in go v ern m en t is m ere thereon. A n o th er decline n o w
dead w ere raised, th e lam e made
m eans d eath to th e dem ocrats.
W ashington County P ioneer and N a ly com m on sense.—V ale E n terp rise.
to w alk, the blind to see, the
"Why, then, does not th e presi
tive Sons and D a u g h te rs’ association
d en t stop th ese strik e s? ” you ask.
Thursday, July 15
| dent, attack s H eyw ood B roun as hungry w ere fed. T he comm on peo
as th e oldest native d a u g h te r in W a sh
P ro b ab ly one reason is th a t he
R oosevelt refuses to abandon "stooge for com m unists" and calls ple heard him gladly as He open
owes so m eth in g to L ew is and is, court reorganization proposal. De on B roun to resign as p resident of ed th eir eyes to see how God would
ington county. She h ad th e love and
pour out on sinful man the riches
p erh ap s afraid of him . A n o th er r e a clares congress d u ty-bound to pass A m erican N ew spaper G uild.
resp ect of those w ho knew , p a rtic u
of his favor.
son is th a t th e p resid en t honestly it.
Monday, July 19
larly a t Banks, w here she lived fo r
Then cam e the dav w hen He
Russian new sp ap ers w arn foes of
th in k s h ig h er w ages w ill m e a n
C hina refuses to c ap itu late to J a
Fifteen Years Ago
m ore p u rch asin g pow er and u lti th e ir pow er in aviation as show n pan's dem ands. M arines arran g e steadfastly set his face to go to
so long.
Jerusalem . T here He m ust suffer
Argus. J u ly 20. 1922—P itch er Jim Case of m ately resu lt in b e tte r business. by tw o tra n s-p o la r flights.
m any things of the elders a n d
Jap an and C hina clea r decks of for protection of A m ericans.
R eedville b re a k s arm on last p itch in gam e M oreover, in this he m ay be right.
B ritish Foreign S ecretary Eden
The m ain reason for his ap p aren t action. T okio o rd ers 3,000.000 r e w arns house of com m ons of grave chief priests and th e scribes and
w hich R eedville w on over B anks 19 to 8.
serves to stan d ready for m obiliza
tie killed and raised the th ird day
If the tra ffic situation in H illsboro’s
H illsboro T elephone com pany has put in inaction is th a t business, stock
w ar dangers in E urope and in the So He told his disciples. But they
business section doesn’t re su lt in a sev eral th o u san d d o llars in im p ro v em en ts in prices, and especially steel o u tp u t tion.
O
rient.
Says
governm
ent
will
not
Jo h n Day b ank robbers cap tu red
knew not w hat He m eant. How
ere in creasin g too fast d u rin g the
tak e sides w ith any 'isms, but w ill could He of m ighty m iracles come
serious accid en t som e of these days new poles and lines. C. E. W ells is o u t ev ery w
w inter. Som e check w as needed. and placed in jail.
ing
to
co-operate
w
ith
any
g
o
v
ern
day
w
ith
h
is
clim
bers
on,
b
u
t
h
e
isn
't
going
Blaze destroys $230,000 B urns ho
we will be badly m istaken. Mollie
u n d er the hand of m an? Yet He
A lthough th e president has tem
m ent for peace.
e any m ore falls if h e can h elp it.
w ent on telling them "A nd I. if
O ’Donnell received leg bruises S a tu r to tak
p o rarily h u rt business by flirtin g tel.
G
overnor
L
ehm
an
of
New
York
B anks now boasts of paved streets.
F riday. Ju ly 16
I be lifted up from the earth, will
with th e C. I. O„ he is extending
anotinces
oposition
to
Roosevelt
day aftern o o n w hen a c a r sto p p ed
F
leet
w
eek
opens
in
P
o
rtlan
d
Jo h n D. K och of n e a r B loom ing drops the P ro sp erity area by so doing.
draw all men u n to me. This He
court reorganization bill.
suddenly because of a d o u b le-p ark ed dead in his y a rd J u ly 13.
w
ith
a
rriv
al
or
battleships.
Good tim es w ill now la st longer
G reatest b a ttle of S pain's civil sai(d. signifying w hat death He
S enate holds rights for dem ocratic
R ay-M aling can n ery calls for o u tsid e help, th an if business w ere allow ed to
c a r and th e bicycle on w hich she w as
w ar cen ters around M adrid. Each should die ” T ruly, He knew w hat
leader.
S
en
ato
r
Joseph
Robinson.
price to redeem y o u r soul from
rid in g w ith a n o th e r girl ra n into it. th e local su p p ly being insu fficien t to ta k e care hum along as it w as doing e a rlie r
L ast rites held in P o rtlan d for ex- side m akes big effort to destroy the pains of etern al woe.
e p ro d u ct b eing received.
in th e year.
other.
Let us hope th a t th e new tra ffic code of th Mrs.
G overnor Ju liu s L. M eier
With hi.s face set like flin t He
L u cretia H. B a rre tt of H illsboro w eds Is Europe a Menace?
F ederation of W oodw orkers i n
R epublic S teel charged w ith vio
g ets some needed results.
reached the city. T hen cam e the
K. E. E dm ondson of C reston, Wash., J u ly 1C.
Some of you pessim ists w ill say lations of W agner labor relations session votes 358 to 71 to affiliate ' night when He w as to be b e tra y
w ith C. I. O.
Mrs. S arah S m ith R ounds dies a t hom e of th a t an o th er w orld w a r is liable act.
Jam es G. S tahlm an. p resident of ed. The tem ple police, w ith the
d au g h ter, Mrs. F. C. F rances at O ak P ark , J u ly to s ta rt at any tim e in Europe, or
Hitch h ik e r robs P o rtlan d doctor,
A m erican N ew spaper P u b lish ers’ as leaders of the people cam e to tak e '
20.
in the F ar East. I do not say th a t w ho gave him a ride.
sociation, tells N ational E ditorial as him. Across the brook C edron and
“ It d ep en d s on whose ox is being
S a tu rd a y , J u ly 17
C arn atio n com pany p aying $1.95 a h u n d red such a w ar w ill not com e some
sociation at D etroit t h a t "closed into the garden, they pressed w ith
T
hird
b
an
d
it
in
Jo
h
n
Day
bank
tim
e.
B
ut
I
am
su
re
it
w
ill
not
g o re d .” This old saying seem s to hold fo r m ilk.
new s and editorial shop” is "in lanterns and torches f o r light.
robbery,
L
loyd
B
arkdoll,
an
ex-
com
e
th
is
year.
T
h
ere
can
be
no
B uxton by v o te of 27 to 15 abolishes Its
p e rfe c tly tru e in the case of th e C. I.
com patible w ith, and inim ical to a Jesu s know ing all things th a t should
convict,
a
rre
ste
d
in
P
ortland
and
gen
eral
w
ar
so
long
as
E
ngland
free press.”
come upon him, w ent fo rth and
O. going to th e courts in an e ffo rt to tw o -y ear high school course.
B. B ailey, fo rm erly of H illsboro, and F ran ce co n tinue th e ir present con fesses.
oiid unto them , Whom seek ye?
Tuesday, July 20
secure an injunction ag ain st th e use dies M in rs. P A.
Jap
an
m
obilizes
forces
w
ithin
policies.
Ja
p
a
n
w
ould
lik
e
to
u
n
ite
o rtla n d J u ly 17.
G oglielm o Marconi. 6.3, inventor T hey answ ered. Jesu s of N azareth
w ith G erm an y and fight Russia, strik in g d istan ce of populous cen-1
of tro o p s to preserve order and p ro
of w ireless and radio, dies in Rome. Jesus said unto them . I am He
b u t n e ith e r can afford to do so ters of China.
te c t th e rig h ts of people to work. The Thirty Years Ago
And w ith th at they all w ent b a c k
H undreds of casualties re su lt in Italy, of h e a rt attack.
ju s t yet. M ussolini is m aking a
Roosevelt says scientific progress w ard and fell to the ground.
co u rts w ere fla u n ted by them in re
A rgus, J u ly 18. 1907—T w o or th ree people lot of noise; b u t so does a n y India's w orst tra in w reck as train
Now look again. H ere is a m ir
d an g er to labor.
c e n t eviction orders in the sit-dow n have trie d to get a petition to ru n a saloon a t anim al w hen o u t on a lim b. Som e goes over em bankm ent.
New com prom ise c o u rt hill may acle' You see th e ir little torches
P ortland B eavers win tw o gam es
say
E
ngland
is
cow
ardly;
b
u
t
let
B
anks,
b
u
t
th
a
t
grow
ing
place
seem
s
to
have
s trik e situ atio n .
| and then for an instant, b rig h te r
from San F rancisco to go into first bring about peace in senate.
concluded th a t it w a n ts no m ore of th a t b u si me tell you she is very, v e ry wise. division
W illiam A llen W hite of K ansas than the sun at noonday, another
in C oast league.
When in d o u b t follow th e English.
ness in th e tow n.
proposes M ayor L aG uardia of New light breaking forth on them . For
Sunday, July 18
H illsboro w ill pro b ab ly have a s tre e t c a r E nglishm en are now b u y in g A m er
when C hrist left the ivory palaces,
O regon an d W ashington forests York as n ex t republican leader.
ican
stocks.
hit by fires w hen lightning strikes. , New farm art, em bracing crop lo tak e a hum an form, He s trip
A n e m p lo y e r u n d e r the term s of n ival th is fail as th ere is considerable agitation
O
nly
th
re
e
men
are
th
re
a
te
n
in
g
r it. A few y ears ago H illsboro gave a ro u s
Navy abandons search for A melia control features of AAA declared ped him self of his glory, dow n to
th e W a g n e r lab o r relations act c a n fo
in g stre e t fa ir and it w as a g reat success. P o st the peace of E urope today, viz— E a rh a rt and h e r navigator, F r e d ' unconstitutional hy su p rem e court the d rain in g point. Now He r e - '
n o t ad v ise w ith his employes about m aster B. P. C o rn eliu s and M ayor Jo h n D ennis H itler, S talin , and M ussolini. R e Noonan.
and th e “e v e r-n o rm al” granary, in eeives it back for an in sta n t and
liable and confidential inform ation 1 Jap an ese c h arg e heavy concen troduced in congress.
union a ffilia tio n . If he does so he can fav o r it.
flesh and blood could not stand
has ¡convinced E ngland th a t sooner tratio n s of C hinese troops n ear P e i
N ational labor relatio n s board before the brightness of th at glory.
W illiam B agley Sr.. W. H. B agley a n d or la te r one o r m ore of th ese d ic ta
be c h a rg e d w ith v io latin g the law. It
ping
co
n
stitu
tes
a
c
t
of
aggression
charges
O
regon
state
conciliation
A Her this proof of pow er, C hrist
so u n d s like th is is an abrid g m en t of G eorge R. B agley in co rp o rate “T h e B agley tors will die o r see his crazy d ic ta against Jap an
board w ith favoritism in Oregon su rren d ered him self and w ent on
pany," to h an d le th e ir hop business.
to rsh ip blow up. This m eans th a t
F rance developing
th re e - y ear W orsted case.
one of o u r m ost fu n d a m e n ta l rights C om
to die under y o u r sins and mine.
L au rel m a rrie d m en to play H illsboro b en e E ngland need only to w a it and let plan to pull itself out of econom ic j
F rench govern m en t orders drastic Very God o f v ery God He is dying
u n d e r th e co n stitu tio n , t h a t of free dicts S unday. B row n boys to be o v er in force. the
people of th ese co u n tries elim difficulties.
econom ics in effort to a v e rt fin an to set us free -Georg* N. T aylor
E d w ard W. K e rr of H illsboro dies J u ly 15. inate the present danger. In th e j W illiam G reen, A. F. of L. presi- cial difficulties.
sp e ec h .
B eaverton. Paid adv.
Worth It? Yes!
n n r i 4 . i v , Tub’
D eath o f J u s tic e J U C a m p b e ll leave
va ca n cy on tin* state s s u p ie m e b en ch to lie
fille d th ro u g h a p p o in tm e n t by G o v e rn o r M ai
tin S hould the g o v e rn o i p ro m o te a c ir c u it
ju d g e to t i l l , post, w in c h is Hie lo g ic a l p ro
ce d u re
backed
by
In n u m e ra b le precedent
a n o th e r vacancy w ill he crea te d w ith w h ic h
to re w a rd om e d e s e rv in g d e m o cra t
F or it
is g e n e ra lly ta ke n fu r g ra n te d th a t such up
p o in tm e n ls w hen made w i l l go to a m e m b e r o f
th e g o v e rn o r's o w n p a rty . E s p e c ia lly is tin
.iim p tien w a rra n te d w hen c o n s id e ra tio n i.
g iv e n t " th e w e a lth o f h ig h grade j u d n i i l
m a te iia l in the d e m o c ra tic ra n k s
Justice Campbell 71. whose passing came
su d d e n ly s h o rtly b efore 0 p ill Friday, bad
been a m em ber o f th e su p re m e c o u rt s in e *
J a n u a ry , 1931 P re v io u s ly fo r 28 y c a is he had
SCI le d as c ir c u it ju d g e o f C la cka m a s counts
e i 's e i l t tw
w o y years
e a r s a a- , c
» h
uu
in n
lie had s served
ie - i f j justice
of
the u p rc in e com i am i had ju s t e n te re d U| il
his si eeomt six veal te rm as a supreme colli
Justic
new
Plans fu r o p e n in g bids on
s lru c lio n p ro g ra m at th e Eastern O reg o n T u -
be re u h >s IS h o s p ita l at T h e D alles svere h a lte d
S a tu rd a y w hen th e b o a rd o f c o n tro l was id
vised by I ' I ' llm k le y , sla te d ir e c to r fo r the
P W A th a t prospects w ere n o w good fo r oh
ta m in g fe d e ra l a id fo r th is p ro je c t T h e lio.u I
had d e rid e d against fedei al a u l w h e n th e P W A
g ra n ts w e ll* pluccd on a s t r ic t ly r<*lu *f-la lio r
basis A c c o rd in g to H o c k le y P W A is n o w back
on the o ld 55-45 basis T h e sla te a lre u d y h i .
an a p p lic a tio n in fo r $78 193 o f fe d e ra l m oney
and it Is b e lie ve d th u t tile g ru n t call be c le .ii -
cd w ith in th re e weeks The p ro g ra m at I'ho
D alles in clu d e s a ,80-bed h o s p ita l u n it, a p h y s i
c ia n s residence, h e a tin g p la n t and la u n d ry
a m i an a d d itio n lo ttie nurses' im in e _ T o l.il
cost o f till* p ro g ra m is e s tim a te d at $17.3 762.
T in* last le g is la tu re a p p ro p ria te d $115.000 t o -
w a rd these im p ro v e m e n ts , b u t i f th e fe d e ra l
g ra n t comes th ro u g h It is egpeeted th a t $2(1-
ihh ) o f th e s ta te a p p ro p ria tio n w ill be saved
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A p p o in tm e n t o f J D H o - o f S e a ttle .«
a d m in is tra to r o f th e B o n n e v ille p o w e r pro.
je c t w o u ld be d e trim e n ta l to O re g o n 'l In te r
est in tlie o p in io n o f G o v e rn o r M a r lin , w h o
charges th a t leaders in th e fig h t fo r cheap
p o w e r have "sold o u t to S e a ttle " T h e g o ve r
n o r blam es the useenduncy o f the S e a ttle can*
■lidate on th e p u llin g and h u u liu g engaged in
by O regon in te re s ts w h ic h have n e v e r been
able to get to g e th e r e ith e r on m a tte rs o f pole .
o r on a c a n d id a te fo r th e jo b o f a d m in is tra to r.
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S alem was w e s te rn h e u d q u a rtc rx fo r th e
U n ite tl States a rm y one day th is w e e k w h e n
h ig h r a n k in g o ffic e rs oT th e re g n l.tr a rm y a nd
n a tio n a l g u a rd g a the re d to m ake plan« fo r th e
fo rth c o m in g m an e u ve r« to be h e ld at F o r t
L e w is A u g u s t 17 to 31 O reg o n w ill c o n trib u te
3300 o ffic e rs and men to th e m ore th a n 14.000
w h o w ill p a rtic ip a te in th e peace tim e m a n
euvers at F o rt Lew is.
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S chool s u p e rin te n d e n t« fro m
O re g o n ’« 3il
co u n ties m et here th e f ir s t o f th e w e e k f o r
th e ir a n n u a l conference. A d m im s ti a tiu n and
tra n s p o rta tio n p ro b le m s d em anded m ost o f the
a tte n tio n o f the educators.
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N in e ty -fiv e la w graduates to o k th e state
b a r e x a m in a tio n here th is we« k R ig h t o f tin*
a p p lic a n ts fo r adm ission to the bar w ere
women. Rt suit < f the exarninati« •n w ill n o t
be m ade p u b lic u n til S eptem ber.
D e c la rin g th a t he is “ out o f ste p " W. I..
G osslin. N ic k la s J Z y ls tra o f P e rry d a le . P o lk
c o u n ty , has file d hi.s d e c la ra tio n o f in te n tio n
to seek th e d e m o c ra tic n o m in a tio n fo r c o n
gress in the fir s t O regon d is tr ic t. G o *s lin , sec
r e ta r y to G o v e rn o r M a rtin , has been m e n tio n e d
as a possible c a n d id a te fo r th e co n g re ssio n a l
post, a lth o u g h he is s t ill re g is te re d as a v o te r
in M u ltn o m a h co u n ty .
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C o rp o ra tio n C o m m is s io n e r H a z le tt in h e r it
ed a sta te -o w n e d a u to m o b ile fro m his p re d e
cessor in o ffic e . A fte r tw o m o n th s ' e x p e rie n c e
he d iscovered th a t he had no le g itim a te use
fo r the ca r and asked th e b o a rd o f c o n tro l t •
taTJe it o ff his hands. T h e req u e st was so u n
usual a.s to ra te as news s o rt o f a m an bites
dog angle W h ile th e b o a rd is beslegt^d w ith
requests fo r new cars at a lm ost e v e ry meet
in g th i was th e fir s t tim e w ith in th e m e m o ry
o f a nyone a ro u n d th e state house th a t un o f
fic ia l has e v e r tu rn e d a ca r back because he
co u ld not fin d a n y use fo r it.
.
.
.
.
Death o f J u liu s L M e ie r at h is hom e n e a r^
P o rtla n d last w eek leave« o n ly fiv e liv in g
O regon e x -g o v e rn o rs : J a y B o w e rm a n (19K b;
O sw a ld W e s t (1911-19151; Ben W O lc o tt <1019-
1923/; W a lte r M P ie rce <1923-1927); a nd A.
W. N o rb la d <1929-1931).
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License« nf 352 O regon m otorist* w ere r e
voked d u ring the first six m onths of 19.37 and
185 m otorists had th eir d riv in g p erm its s u s
pended aeeiirding to S ecretary of S tate Snell
D runken d riving resulted in the revocation of
.131 licenses, none of w hich can be renew ed for
three yeur.s unlew proof of flnnneiul respon
sibility to pay for dam age claim s Is furnished
in the m eantim e.
Jots in Jest
These tran s-p o lar flights look all rig h t ti
us, but the Soviet pilots w ill need sim ple
nam es if th ey 're going to popularize th e trip.
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R ockefeller's $25.000.000 estate w ill sh rln l
to $l0.(i()().()()0, a fter tux deductions. Even si
it s not bud to have som ething to shrink
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A gentlem an of leisu re is now a fellow
on a 30-hour week w ith tim e to sp are on :
picket line.
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T he D uke of W indsor celebrated
his 43ri
b irth d ay recently, but as far as th e Londm
papers w ere concerned, all he got w as a yea:
older.
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.-»till no appointm ent to th e suprem e court
M eanw hile, the president's possible choices an
aging every day.
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B ritish prem ier denies E ngland repudiate!
her w ar debt. We can th erefo re look fo r un
o th er plea for “extension."
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S fory says Ju stice V anD evanter is re tir
ing to farm ing w ith distinction. Well, any
faim ei w ith a $20,000 annual incom e woulc
be distinctive.
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P arisian fashion designers a r e show inj
gowns m ade of spun glass, w hich O u g h t h
draw many a penetrating observation.