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„ ¡ j j ! ol)St'l*\ atlC C O f t h e s i g n i n g o f th at
g re a t do cu m en t— the U nited S tates
constitution. A six m onths' observ
ance of this im p o rtan t occasion in our
history begins th ro u g h o u t the nation
tom orrow ( F rid a y ), th e 150th a n n i
versary of th e signing.
The U. S. constitution has served
as a guide and has set out th e u n d e r
lying principles by w hich this g o v ern
m ent has so successfully c a rrie d on
th ro u g h these y ears. It is th e s a fe
g u a rd for our d em ocratic principles
and its value has been clearly d em o n
s tra te d over the years. May the tim e
never come w hen dem agogues an d
o p p o rtu n ists by su b te rfu g e o r a n y
o th er m eans have th e o p p o rtu n ity of
m aking rad ical ch an g es in the form of
governm ent as set dow n in this in
stru m en t of liberty. C hanges in this
docum ent should only be m ade bv. a
vote of the people.
It is one of th e g re a te s t docum ents
of all tim e and all patrio tic A m ericans
should sincerely hope th a t it continue
to serve as our govern m en tal guide
fo r cen tu ries to come.
Old G lory should be flow n ev e ry
w h ere F rid a y in observance of this
g re a t event in ou r history.
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A i d tQ Football
nrtrsFORO
Churches
n i t. l s b o r o , O r e g o n
Nation oil Friday Will Celebrate iSOih Anniversary
of Signing of the U. S. Constitution
a rgus ,
M. E. C hurch tBcthiinyl
On G erm antow n road
Sunday
service every Sunday 10 a in Sun-
day school, 11 a. in >-Johti Place
pastor
tf
Tualatin Plain« Presbyterian
Church
B ible school a t 10 a. m : p reach
ing service at 11 a ni : C h ristian
E ndeavor at 7:45 p in. M issionary
m eeting th e last W ednesday of each
m onth. AH a re cordially w elcome
—J. F. tfibson, m inister.
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F irst C h u rch of C hrist. Scientist
S ervices a re held every Sunday
at 11 a. m ; W ednesday evening
services at 8 o'clock; S unday school
at 11 a. m. P upils up to the age
of 20 y ears a re welcom ed. F ree
read in g room open on W ednesdays
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m.
S unday's topic. "M atter."
S ev en th -d ay A d ventist C hurch
S ervices a re held each S abbath
(S atu rd ay )
as follows: S abbath
school. SL45 a. m.; p reaching service
at 11; young people's m eeting a t
2.30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rs
day ev en in g at 8 o'clock. V isitors
are w elcom e at an y service.—Dr.
W alter H untington, pastor.
tf
T he rep ro d u ctio n of the f a
m ous painting, above, show s the
39 delegates w ho signed (lie
C onstitution as they g ath ered on
the d u al day of tlie convention.
L eft is G eorge W ashington, « h o
presided over the inerting, and
rig h t is Hen F ra n k lin , w hose
« isdoni played a big p a rt in the
d ra ftin g of th e docum ent. Tw o
o th ers w hose efforts m eant a
g reat deal w ere Jan ies Madison,
below left, and A lexander H am
ilton. rig h t.
The W ag n er lab o r act was designed
to bring about in d u strial peace. So
fa r it would seem to have resu lted in
ju st th e opposite. N early every place
in the country is beginning to feel the
The O renco-R eedville P arish
pinch of in d u strial strife — m ore th an
S unday school in both churches.
10 a. nt.: w orship service in the
at any o th er tim e in the history of the
O renco church. 11 a. nt.; w orship
country. M uch of it can be a ttrib u te d
serv ice in th e R cedville church, 8
to the en couragem ent of the adm inis
p. m. W om en's M issionary society
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed
tratio n and th e W a g n er act.
nesday of each m onth and at R ced
W ashington county is being h a rd
ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of
hit by th e union ju risd ictio n al dispute
each m onth.
,
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betw een Lewis’ C. I. O. and th e A.
J he new ly lighted high school foot-
All S aints Episcopal C hurch
F. of L., which lias resu lted in th e hall field will be d e d ic a te d w ith a p
for th e seventeenth S u n
elosing of lum ber cam ps and mills. P fo p riate exercises F rid ay night. The day S ervices
4-YY'E the people of the United
The men who made up that
a fter T rin ity — C hurch school at
N early 700 persons w ere th ro w n out (e a ^d re. °1 th is d ed icatio n will be a 9:45 a. m. M orning p ra y e r and ser-
convention in those post-revolu
’’ States, in order to form a
tionary days were frankly ex
of w ork last w eek by these closures. football gam e betw een th e old rivals mon a t 11 o'clock. The vicar w ill more perfect union—”
preach. T he o ffcrato rv w ill be sung
perimental and adventuresome.
Few are the schoolboys and
Hilhi and F o rest G rove.
More P o rtla n d saw m ills a re dow n
by Mrs. V esey G ard ner. This w ill be
They were lawyers, merchants,
T ickets a re being sold th ro u g h o u t a Welsh tune. "A berystw yth." set to schoolgirls in the nation who
and have been fo r some tim e due to
financiers, farmers and political
cannot
complete
that
famous
unions fig h tin g betw een them selves. the com m unity th is w eek and th e co a fam iliar hym n. It’ is a delightful quotation—the preamble to the
leaders. But they had a common
position in th e m in o r key. T his
The w orkers and th e ir fam ilies, paw ns o peration of th e public in help in g to com
purpose.
Constitution.
is th e first tim e th at it has been
of lea d e rs striving for pow er, a r e m ake th e v e n tu re a success is so ught sung m H illsboro, o r an y w h ere in
O b tain in g ap p ro v al of (he sev
It will take on added signifi
w ithout income and w ith w in ter com-
urged. M any local business m en th e n o rth w est ex cept by Welsh cance this fall when students go
eral states rep resen ted
took
have c a rrie d th e burden of fin a n c in g choirs. Mrs. G a rd n e r w ill be ac
ad ro it m aneuvering. T h e far-
back to school, for America, on
ing on.
com panied by Miss E vangeline F u l
thin k in g lead ers prevailed. And
17, will celebrate the 150th
G overnor M artin has been to ld b.v the lights in a su b sta n tia l m an n er and ler. o u r new organist. The re g u lar Sept.
on Sept. 17 the 39 delegates who
anniversary of the signing of the
hop grow ers th a t th e hop ind u stry of the sale of tic k e ts will give everyone ch o ir reh earsal w ill be h eld Friday Constitution, which ranks in
w ere left of the 65 w ho w ere
evening at 7:30. A cordial invitation
O regon and W ashington (a larg e in- a
5?
,
nam ed to u tten d the convention
equal importance with the Dec rpHE Congress of Confederation
is ex ten d ed to all io a tten d these
dustry in this sta te ) is th re a te n e d w ith
.
, h g h te d tte ld should be a g re a t services, and to becom e one of us.— laration of Independence as the
signed the C onstitution.
finally issued a call for the
s e a
boycott by e a ste rn b rew ers because ^ ¡ ^ 1L1*US to fo o tb all i n H illsboro, R eginald Hicks, vicar.
most important document in our convention
at Philadelphia for
I S the v en erab le F ra n k lin look
unions have refu sed to deliver “ red
h e r e te r trie d it has in creased at-
history.
May. 1787. Delegates were named
C o n gregational C hurch
It was a big responsibility that
the pen in hand he said:
la b e l” beer in th e n orthw est. T he ten d an ce and th is m eans g re a te r in-
by the respective states, with
10 a. m. C hurch school: Prof. S tal-
the
Constitutional
Convention
“T hus I consent . . . to this C on
present low price fo r hops is a ttrib u te d oootc to r th e prom otion of stu d en t ley. su p erin ten d e n t. 11. m o r n assumed in May, 1787. The each state deciding the number
stitu tio n , because 1 ex p ect no
to this ju risd ic tio n a l dispute. R efusal g
Pls spOU 1 he the resu lt ing w orship, w ith serm on: "The M u young nation that had just a few it would send. Only Rhode
b etter, and because 1 um not
sic
of
G
od's
S
tatu
tes."
A
nthem
—
Island,
because
of
trouble
arising
to h an d le th is beer is also th e resu lt io r “ ilht.
years before, wrested its inde
su re th a t it is not the b est.”
"L ight of th e W orld." B rackett. So
out
of
an
inflated
currency,
re
pendence from England, faced
S en t o u t to th e e lec to rate of
of fig h tin g betw een th e b rew e rs’ and
~
lo by Mrs. C lyde Y ount.—T. A rth u r
fused to send delegates.
ruin. America under its first
the states fo r ratification, the
D ungan. m inister.
te a m ste rs’ unions. Only one p e r cen t O reg o n ’s T ra ffic D eaths
For four months, during the
form of independent government
C onstitution w as approved by all
of th e hop production of th e t w o
heat of the summer, they worked
A Series of Weekly Articles on the
B eav erto n C hurch of C hrist
—the Congress of Confederation
ex cep t Rhode Island. B ut inoio
states is consum ed here, th e balan ce
diligently.
Many
delegates
be
Problem of Highway Safety by Earl
B ible school. 9:45 a. m.. Mrs. V er-
•—enjoyed little credit. Money
th an tiie necessary m ajo rity had
i non H opper, su p erin ten d e n t. Com
Snell, Secretary of State
came disgusted and went home,
going to ea ste rn m ark ets. T here is
was unstable, and the failure to
ratified it and in A pril of 1788
m
union
service
and
preaching
at
some to look after neglected
Two especially terrible and needless dis 11 a. m„ special m usic by th e choir.
no d ispute as to hours and w ages, ju st
cope with the finance and com
th e a ll-im p o rta n t d o c u m e n t
businesses, others because of
asters have occurred on Oregon's highways Mrs. J. Johnson, director. T he su b merce of the time added to the
w hich w as to guide th e d estinies
a m a tte r of union control.
o
rs
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r.
, d u rin g th e past few m onths. T hey a re so ject of th e m orn in g m essage w ill be
confusion and poverty of those personal reasons.
of th e young nation, w ent Into
San Francisco bay ports are closed tragic, so h orrible, th a t I desire to call a tten -
Led by George Washington,
early days following the revolu
effect. R hode Island finally r a t
and W arehouses a re being overloaded tion to them here, an d to u rg e ev ery resid en t E ndeavorrnw ets°at 6:3o'p m^ Preach"
who presided over the meeting,
ified it in 1790.
tion.
w ith goods, w hich c an n o t be sh ip p ed of th e state to g u ard against a sim ilar occur- ing at 8 p. m . subject. "T he Model
A few leaders saw the need of Alexander Hamilton, J a m e s
T oday, d esp ite Its am endm ents
out. T e a r gas bom bs w ere exploded renc£ in th e fu tu re.
4 f C hurch O fficer." M id-w eek Bible
Madison, and Benjamin Frank
a radical change. Alexander
an d criticism s, the C onstitution.
u
One h ap p en ed in M arion couny. O ut of
study and p ra y e r service W ednes
lin, the convention struggled on.
Hamilton was one of the first to
150 years old, stands as a living
Simultaneously in 21 New
ork the- g ^ a m otorist w en t to a serv ice station and day at 8 p. m —G eorge H arris H atch,
Compromises were necessary.
suggest a Constitutional Conven
m onum ent to those early p a trio ts
atres.
These and m any o t h e r s secu red a gallon of gasoline in an open con- pastor.
Sectional differences over policy
tion to frame a new form of gov
w ho knew and ad m in istered the
th ro u g h o u t th e country a re th e re su lt ta in e r A second m otorist, going in th e direc-
ernm ent.
had to be ironed out
needs of th e ir country
F irst B aptist C hurch
of War betw een rival unions.
tio n of th e stalled car. offered to convey him
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,
,
to th is car. A m atch w as stru c k to lig h t a
P ra y e r an d Bible study T h u rs
P resid en t R o o setelt in a L abor day C igarette an d th e in terio r of th e car, filled day. 8 p m. S u n d ay school, 9:45. frien d s a re invited to en jo y the
U. S. out of w ar. He declared that
w orld conditions w ere serious.
m essage asked th e people to m ain tain With th e fum es from th e gasoline, becam e in - M orning w orship . at 11. P astor w ill _______
services ___
and ________
fellow ship
r of this
Jap an ese m ake gains n ear S h an g
an a ttitu d e Of “sanity and re a s o n ” to- sta n tly a m ass of flam es A young w om an in “Peak upon th e subject. "T he Man c h u r c h —R L. P utnam , pastor
hai. but are forced to yield som e of
w ard disnutes hptwepn m anavpm pnf th e back seat m et a h o rrib le death .
a T ree o r th e F ru it of S alva-
—::—
gains.
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S .
F P
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In E astern O regon a fam ily, re tu rn in g tion." Thus is th e th ird in a series
. . . . . . .
.
series
F riday, S eptem ber 10
N ine-pow er conference on piracy '
T rin ity L u th era n ( hurch
and lab o r and to w ork to w a rd th e day hom e from a trip to tow n, carried five gallons of messages on scrip tu ral trees and
N ine-pow er M editerranean con in the M editerranean reaches ag re e
w hen conferences will ta k e th e place of gasoline in a m ilk can. The can upset and men connected w ith them . B Y. T he service of w orship begins at
m
ent
on m ethods for com bating a t
P. U. at 7 w ith an in terestin g serv- 10:30 a. m ; S unday school at 9:45. ference agrees to have F rance and
o f.strik e s. A lau d ab le objective, but fo u r people w ere b u rn ed to death,
B ritain
p a tro l
M editerranean tacks on m erch an t ships.
hC
n
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r
for
‘
rh
S
erm
on
“
>Pic'
"A
t
th
e
C
rossroads
w ith this continual w a rfa re in w hich
S ervice station atte n d a n ts a re u rg ed to ho u r fo r th e society w ill be held
, against su b m arin e "piracy." Soviet
Sunday. S eptem ber 12
Je re . 6. 16
the
DUblic
is a biir
s u ffe re r it is m iirhtv P rotect th e ir P atrons by refu sin g to d eliv er
a re they th at Russie w arn s conference it w ill take
Pilot Basil Z adkoff safe after
J « '
u , S
- 7 s u i ’ c r e r I t B m i g n t y g asoline in open co n tain ers th a t a re un safe for F rid ay at th e church a t 8 p. m. h e a r the W ord B lessed
of
God.
and
keep
it
its
"ow
n
m
easures
against
sub-
!
crashing
in A rctic in hunt of missing
vening serv ice at 8. A sim ple ev an
difficu lt to m aintain th a t p atience fo r its tran sp o rtatio n . N ever use lig h ted m atches E gelistic
Russian tran s-p o lar fliers
m essage w ill be brought by Y ou a re co rd ially w elcom ed to w or m arin e pirates.
w hich th e p resident
asks.
w h ere th e re is even a rem ote p ossibility of the th e pastor a fte r w hich several will ship w ith us.
N ations aw ait Mussolini's view s
Jap an strik e s at stubborn C hi
It w ould look like th e lab o r prob- gasoIine in th e c ar catching fire. T ak in g such follow th e L ord in baptism .—O rtiz
nese d efen d ers on all fronts. U S on w ar on pirates in M editerranean
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i xr.
chances a re d an g ero u s an d th e p en alty for
H itler d eclares conditions
in
m arines endangered w hen Japanese
In d u stries R eport A ccidents
lem is com ing hom e to roost a t the m ak in g such m istak es so g reat th a t th ey should W. W eniger. pastor.
shell frag m en t plow s into barracks, E urope will n ev er be settled until
T
h
e
n
ational
averag
e
accident
fre
p residential doorstep, w h a t w ith th e b e g u ard ed ag ain st at all tim es. O rd in ary care
the m atter of G erm any's colonies
W hosoever W ill—H illsboro
quency ra te am ong in d u stries was racks.
Jo h n L. Lewis slap a t th e p resid en t, w ill do m uch to elim in ate O regon's traffic
G. A R. m em bers agree to m eet is settled.
T h u rsd ay a t 8 p. m., evangelistic 13.57 disabling in ju rie s p er >1,000,000
C hina m akes strong appeal to
H ow ever, the Lew is’ criticism will n ot deatbs-
serm on su b ject w ill be “T ribulation m an -h o u rs w o rk ed d u rin g 1936. w ith C o nfederate v eteran s next League of N ations to stop Japanese
days a re com ing:" S atu rd ay eve- finds the O regon S tate M otor asso- I y ear
re a c t to th e d e trim e n t of the p resid e n t
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aggression.
Hope also expressed U
P resid en t G reen of A F. of I,, a s
n in g street m eeting at Second and ciation
w ith a lot of people.
sails Jo h n L. L ew is’ C. I O. as an S. w ill join in action.
M ain street. Sunday, 3 p. m., “If
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Highlights in
the News
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Our Yesterdays
T h u rsd ay , "eptemVier 1C. 1907
Combined Building Plan
|H y A. I.. I.lndbcckl
SALEM T h» new building w hich the stale
wit ill erect on property being acquired jusl m ulli
of th e capítol ' site will be a com bined o ffn e
ins w as decided at a
and lib rary bu ild in g T .......
m eeting of the capítol reconstruction eom m e.-
sion w ith ttie board of control h ere Satin day.
The new stru ctu re, w hich will be ap p ro x im a te
ly 100 by 200 feet and th ree sto n es high, will
eosl approxim ately >739.000 It « ill be finished
in m urble t<> m atch the capítol building if tliut
lliaten u l can lie had at tin* ureiuteet s estim ate.
O therw ise Indiana lim estone w ill be s u b
stituted
W hile the plans for the new stru c tu re w ill
m ake provision for the accom m odation of a
n u m b er of o th er slule d ep artm en ts it will le
so arran g ed tliut tin* en tire building may be
converted to lib rary uses in the fu tu re if neees-
sury Provision will In* m ade in tile im m ediate
plans to take cure of lib rary expansion for at
least 12 years
W liileliouse A C hurch. P ortland architect .,
who are designing th e new stru c tu re expressed
doubt as to then ability to ro m p íale the plans
by N ovem ber I. Ill» deadline set by tin- P ublic
W orks adniinistiutioii w inch is co n trib u tin g
>450.000 tow ard the construction coat to sup
plem eiil the >550.000 ap propriation voted by
tlie lust legislature.
T he bourd also gave Its approval to the
capítol com m ission's plans for tlie construction
of a pow er and heating plunt to serve the e n tire
capítol group and for the landscaping of tlie
new ly acquired property according to plans
subm itted b.v the designers of tlie new capítol.
T hese plans include w idening of S um niet
street Io provide a m ore dignified approach to
tlie capítol, construction of m irro r pools and
tlie planting of shrubs and trees in th e p a r k
ings and on Hie building sites G overnor Mai tin
told Hie capítol comm ission Hint Hie state h ig h
way d ep artm en t w ould tak e over m ost of tin*
proposed landscaping progruni. th u s saving most
of Hie >57.000 estim ated cost of Hus program
w hich will thus be available for e x p en d itu re on
tlie new building
Tin* capitol eoininiksioN at S a tu rd ay 's m eet
ase
ing revealed that it plans to not only purchusi
(lie en tire block of property no rth of " t lie
capitol site und west of K utnm ar street an
which the new building is to be located hut ttie
hulf block b o rdering on S um m er street ju s t
east of tliut property und tin* co rn er lots on
the tw o blocks to tlie north T his will perm it of
im m ediate w idening of tlie capitol ujiproai li,
it was explained
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O regon’s relief roll hit a new low in tho
five-year history of tlie s t a t e r e l i e f c o i n u n t t c o
d u r in g August, according to u report subm itted
to G overnor M artin by E lm er G oudy. r e l i e f
id in in istrato r O nly 6.418 persons w ere on d irect
relief throughout tlie stale in A ugust, tlie r e
port shows T hat is a decrease of 1 141 front
July und 429 few er thun Were on relief m
A ugust, 1936 G oudy suid (hut he expected lit
tle if liny change in the relief situation for
S eptem ber
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Lotus Lungley of P ortland, w ho w as a p
pointed to tin* state parole board only a few
w eeks ago. tendered his resignation to G overnor
M artin tins week, giving "‘press of privutu
business" as his reason I.ungley succeeded W
11 Treece, w ho q u it llie parole board to a c
cept appointm ent us a m em ber of tlie capitol
reconstruction comm ission It is expeeti*d ttiat
a new parole board m em ber w ill be num ed
im m ediately.
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Miss Ariel E V Dunn of P ortland lias been
appointed to the new ly created position of
state supervisor of d istrib u tiv e education, a c
cording to announcem ent by ltex P utnam ,
executive officer o f tlie stale txiurd fo r voca •
tional education Miss Dunn was for the pa.-l
six y ears d irecto r of tin* vocational placem ent
b ureau of the P ortland public schtails In h er
new position she will organize train in g p ro
gram s for adult w orkers in vurious com m ercial
occupations.
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M ajor G eneral G eorge W W hite bus a n
nounced thnt O regon's national guard troops
will tra in next y ear on O regon soil in the
greatest concentration of fighting m en in the
history of the state F or the first tim e ull of the
O regon guard units will assem ble at ( ’am p
C latsop ut tlie sam e time Thnt will include tin-
tw o in fan try regim ents, tin* field a rtille ry re g i
m ent. tiie coast a rtille ry regim ent and the in-
di oi udent units H eretofore w hen Hu* o th e r
units Were in cam p ut C latsop ttie coast a r til
lery regim ent has been cam ped ut F o rt Stevens,
rune m iles away E xtensive im provem ents at
C latsop during the post tw o years. G eneral
W hite explains, will m ake possible th e a c
com m odation of all the units at C latsop h e re
after. the const a rtille ry units going buck und
forth betw een C latsop and F o rt Stevens' by
truck. Tlie 1938 m aneuvers will find m ore than
3,600 officers and men in ram p, according to
G eneral While. Ri-eent new federal allotm ents
of troops have m ade possible un increase in the
size of tlie regim ents and expansion of the 2IHtli
Iield a rtille ry to a com plete regim ent.
N ew spaper G uild ousted by A. F
m a j C?,u ld c?p q u e r d eath: You a re
P a u l R ow e, rugged sophom ore ally of th e com m unist p arty in the of L. Rival units planned.
cordially invited to these services. — fullback, w ho m ay tak e a startin g U. S. an d as an a sp ira n t to pow er
S tate fair closes a fter w eek of
form ation of an in d ep en d
M elvin E. Jam es, pastor.
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
role in th e U n iv ersity of O regon's e through
record attendance.
A rgus, S ep tem b er 14, 1922—C eleb ratio n of
1937 football cam paign, n e v er p la y n t labor party.
M onday, S eptem ber 13
W hosoever Will
.
th e first rip en in g of th e C oates D ate P ru n e
S aturday. S eptem ber II
ed A m erican football before last
F our P ortland saw m ills open de-
(A bove N o rth P lains)
l h e City council has passed t h e h eld at O renco S atu rd ay . O ver 200 v isit O re-
year. He com es from V ictoria, B. C.,
a
,
E xecutive board of O regon
¿pile low log supply. A. F of L
S unday m o rn in g S unday school w here he sta rre d in track and rug- F ederation of L abor expels all its studies plan to win back those who 1
badly needed tra ffic code. W ith fa ir gon N ursery.
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classes
for
all
ages,
10
a
m.,
devo-
by.
I
local
unions
th
a
t
have
affiliated
and im p a rtial enforcem ent of its pro-
T h ree cu t hole th ro u g h roof of county jail
jo in ed C. I O
tional service follow ing. In th e eve-
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: w ith c j o o u s te r autom atic for
It takes the average m otorist th ree-fo rth s
E ngagem ent of John Roosevelt. |
visions
th
e
sn
arled
tra
ffic
conditions
and,£sc.ape
Friday
n‘ght.
A nybody can c u t prices, but it j any unions th a t m ay bolt later.
of a second to react to un em ergency, acco rd
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W ater supply considered by rep resen tativ es rung at 8_the pastor w ill speak on
youngest son of P resident Boose
Of th e last tew y ears here should be of H illsboro an d n eig h b o rin g to w n s h e re F ri- P ra y e r " T u e X y ^ l l "day of ¿ a y e r Uke1 br2*‘ 10 m ak e “ b e 1 ‘ e r I .. P re sid e n t R oosevelt says every- | veil, and Miss Ann.- Lindsay C lark ing Io "reactom eter" tests m ade at the state fair
under the direction of S ecretary of S ta te Snell.
am c ie . ta x .
eastly ironed out. A fter it has been day night. W ater d istrict urged,
thing possible w ill be done to keep j of Boston announced
and evening m eeting follow ing. The
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Ru aian representative authorized In th at th ree-fo u rth s of a second an autom obile
w orked out it will doubtless be g re a t-
E dna B en n ett of C ornelius su ffers frac- them e of th e serm on w ill be "Those
to sign accord for protection o f t r a v e l l in g ut u speed of 40 m iles un h o u r w ill
ly a p p re c ia te d .
tu re d foot at can n ery an d Mrs. M. B. W elch Who Pick th e F ru it of th e T ree of
Lu^ r' ,a <b!i,anc‘‘ of
feet, plus an additional
| M editerranean shipping.
T. . ,
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falls an d b reak s rib also at cannery.
Life."—M elvin E. Jam es, pastor.
It IS hoped th a t th e lim it of one
S ilas B echen a n d J. H. Jaco b sen of West
C hinese fall buck under heavy Ho feet a fter the m otorist bus reacted to the
emergency and applied the brakes.
Jap an ese land und s;*a batteries.
h our on p ark in g in th e m ain business U nion leav e on m otor trip to M innesota,
P ilg rim House
S enator C opeland brings Kian
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S ep tem b er 17 and 18: E m ber days,
d istric t will provide m ore p a rk in g
M rs- M arth a J a c k su ffered a leg fra c tu re
issue in td New York m ayoralty
aside fo r special p ra y e r fo r th e
M oie than fi.HOO O regon m otorists hav e been
space fo r people w ishing to tra d e an d patu;d,?F ” hen struck by a bicycle ridden by set
cam paign, dem ands Black's resig rerused operator's perm its this year, according
church u n iv ersal and th e clergy.
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tw o little boys.
fo r o th e r visitors. The scram ble has
nation as suprem e court ju stice
Miss E th el R eed of Scholls w eds C harles F rid ay is also th e com m em oration of
to S ecretary of S tate Snell. E xam iners for the
the stigm ata of St. F rancis of Assisi,
H iller w arns th at G erm any in- I
been so bad a t tim es on S a tu rd a y W. F risto e of P rosser, Wash., S ep tem b er 12.
b
u
t
th
e
ev
en
t's
cel;ebration
w
ill
be
tends to in te rv e n e "w h erev er bol nio or vehicla operators' division hav e re-
Rev. M. A. M arcy assigned to H illsboro M.
n ig h t th a t it was difficu lt to drive a
ject.-d 2.217 because they did not know how to
shevism ap p ears in E urope.”
c a r on M ain stre e t or Second avenue. E. Church and Rev. W. E dw in Ingalls tra n s-
G eorgia's governor proposes ban m ive 2.121 w ere turned dow n because of ig
norance of the traffic laws. 1.540 applicants
D ouble p a rk e d cars w ithout d riv ers ierr.ed irom here t0 Woodburn-
S unday a fte r Pentecost, w ith in
on chain gung system.
w ire found to have defective vision mid 613
clusion of p ray ers fo r schools and
Tuesday, S eptem ber 14
have blocked m achines in a t th e curb T h irty Y ears Ago
Serm on fo r "E ducation
P resident R oosevelt invokes par- I had o th e r physical n r m enial handicaps. T w en
SO th a t it w as im possible to g et out.
,Arkglis' S ep tem b er 12. 1 907-B usiness m en colleges.
ty -th ree applicants w ere found to be epileptics.
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. co n trib u tin g lib erally for stre e t fair to be held S unday,” on su b ject “To E arn a
tial em bargo on shipm ents of arm s ' Iw en ty -tw o could not in te rp re t road signs
Living o r to L earn to Live?.” a d is
D ouble p a rk in g ts now tak e n c a re of here laj5t of m onth.
and m unitions to far eastern w ar
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by a five-m inute lim it, w hich req u ires
N u m b er of p arties held h ere in ho n o r of cussion of th e purpose of education
zone. No m erch an t vessels owned
th e view p o in t of St. Francis.
G overnor M artin is urging W illam ette vul-
by governm ent will be perm itted
th a t a co m petent driv er be in th e m a- Wi]1 N. B a rre tt Jr., w ho is hom e from U. s. from
“Religion in th e N ew s” topics. “T he
to tran sp o rt w or m aterials, p riv ate ,
‘I1111 ruising prune» and hops
chine d u rin g this tim e and th e m o to r Nav?j academy-
Foreign Missions C onference Speaks
a,,d dl'votc th eir acreage to flax W hile th ere is
lines to do so at own risk.
keDtl runninir
C ounty onion grow ers p ro test to O regon for th e M issionaries to C hina." “Soul
a
l.ig
surplus
of
the tw o crops now so popular
T
hree
C.
I.
O.
w
orkers
fired
upon
V
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R ailw ay com m ission increase in rail rates.
Clinics.” and P ractical T olerance.”
in P ortland saw m ill labor dispute) n w estern Oregon, the governor points out.
H a z a rd o u s conditions a t c e rta in
H illsboro d efeats C ornelius S unday in base- September 21: St. M attew 's day.
betw een C. I. O. and A. F. of I,
nr . d o , e |n b‘g deman<l for
w hich can be
Sunday. S ep tem b er 26: F estival of
c o rn e rs have also been ta k e n c a re of bal1 8 to 2-
Ku K lux K ian lists Hugo Black, |
H
arvest
Home.
Service
prep
arato
ry
W Ham H
?, V 8 fCW ',,aCCS ,,f w bicb ‘b(‘
by providing for stop stre e ts a t these . Jamf s
TayIor' i’ T n HiUsbor° man' to th e holy com m union, O ctober 3;
associate justice of suprem e court. 1 W illam ette valley is one of the m ost favorable
rian
tre rm us
is n places.
la re s
Jumps
for llie irom third iloor of burn,n*
as a life m em ber. P resident Roose
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tiangci
H azelw ood b u ild in g in P o rtlan d w hen trap p ed and the L ord's S upper. O ctober 10.
velt silen t on expnae.
P asto r H en ry S H aller m ay be con
M uch c re d it is due M rs. W ells, by flam es.
c rO,inH?'eJ ? n ’ »,im Pr0y ementS Ut th e s ,“te fa ,r
Italy
refuses
to
join
in
p
a
rt
to
su lted any d ay betw een hours of 10
H illsb o ro ’s first councilw om an, f o r
M rs- M aude E th el M cC onnahay dies at a. m. and noon, betw een 4 and 6 p.
, ,
’P m ade po” >ibl‘' a* « result of
d riv e su b m arin e pirates from M edi Hie
corilm v 7 i su£cesi* ,,f th c fa ir this year, ne-
terran ean .
ta k in g so m uch in terest in this prob-
T am iesie of N o rth P la in . m . or by appointm ent, a t th e House
6
o
Leo
Spitzburt, m anager. O ne of tlie
office, 232 N o rth T h ird avenue.
- » - - e m e n t s to he u n d ertak en im m ediately
Jem a n d seeinx it th rough to com plc- celeb rate golden w edding an n iv ersary .
tion. H e r next objective is bicycle
Old H illsboro hotel will h e re a fte r be know n
new l,v
of an extension to the
C h ristian C hurch
c o n tro l as p racticed in a num ber of as th e B igelow hotel, nam ed for th e new p ro-
air t k v
l-avilion Cush receipts at tin*
L o rd 's day unified study-w orship
"Do
you
keep
your
cows
in
a
n7'e„> 7 I
r '■x c e ,d ,'d WO'MMI. to,,ping 1936
O re g o n cities
w ith good results. , It is priet?r„
.
.
.
. ui ~ „ service, 9:45-11:49 a m. C hurch
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H illsboro A m usem ent com pany ta k in g stag e school, 9:45 a. m.. P e rry Dumas,
posture?” Mrs. N ew lyw ed asked the
# 5 (ii
th an ’ !0*°°«
M ore than
a S ituation th a t m erits study and con- out o f th e old o p e ra House, and p u ttin g in a su
m ilkm an.
during ih T w o I “ 1*1 ,lh,,‘‘r W“y in l° th<' «rounds
p erin ten d e n t; classes for all ages
"Sure."
s tru c tiv e action.
new floor on a level w ith th e old one. It w ill in a rap id ly grow ing school. R ally
^ o tX g $ T
U
h o r s e
"I'm glad. T hey say pasteurized
be used for dances.
day. O ctober 3. M orning worship.
,
*JJ.77o, fur exceeded sn v ore-
m
ilk
is
the
best."—Ex.
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U. S. S en ato r F u lto n visits H illsboro and 10:45 a. m . m usic by choir. Serm on:
H X l le d ’ a ' i T f a V ' " ' 1'
“ '»Is w ere
expresses p leasu re at gro w th of tow n a n d "L ooking A head.” C hristian E ndeav
G
ray:
Did
you
fish
w
ith
flies’
or. 7 p. m. In term e d iate and Young
O ra n g e P h e lp s is keenly alive to county.
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R eturning C am per: Fished with
th e th e a tr e n e e d s of this com m unity
S h eriff C onnell rep o rts th a t w hen im- People in sep arate groups. M artha
for h',7aneSia ? po.p u la l‘,,r‘ a t th e state hospital
them
,
cam
ped
w
ith
them
,
ute
w
ith
Jam es, su p erin ten d e n t of In term e d i
,at ? ale,n has m ade necessary the
them and slept w ith th e m .- Ex.
and hi» vision and Progressive spirit
a te o r high school group. Young
boa’rd o T c o m ^ l a ,,a d d i t i o ,i»l physician) The
people
of
th
e
com
m
unity
invited
to
h a s g iv en local people the best in
C andidatse fo r carn iv al queen a re M adge .
»...“S a / s u ? ^ ^ “ w e e r d ‘h<> in" eas“ in tb *’
Moe W here did you get t h e
m oving th e a tr e co m fo rt and produc- Im brie. M ildred Wilson. Maud S hannon. M arie Join one gro u p o r th e other. Evan-
black eye?
tio n B e st w ishes to him in his la te s t T unzat. Lola G ray, Rose Cave, E stella B owlby, fichstic
service. 8 p. m. Song serv.ee
Jo e —I w ent to a dance an d was
assisted by larg e young people’s
e n d e a v o r to p ro v id e a second show - E tta S chulm erich F ay e Corw in, L eslie Cate, choir. Serm on by pastor. P astor is
stru ck by th e beau ty of th e place
e i i u c n r u i iv,
,L „t „ i n B y rtle Sabin, W illabelle Moore, In a Rowell, leaving for a ten -d ay vacation in
—Ex.
C o n tra ry to th o u g h t in som e q u arters, soap
house U nder hlS m an ag em en t that Will B ian che Rowell. M innie H artram pf, G race C. C
^ a alifornia.
u io rm a . iwri
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Mrs. P u tn am w ill have
box derbies have nothing to do w ith e ith e r the
m ak e H illsb o ro a Still g re a te r a ttra c - Follette. Jo sep h in e C. F ollette, A nna Jack , ch arg e of th e services d u ring his
Though marked down to 59 cents,
guess-w hat-lt-is" fem inine m illin ery o r a
tio n f o r th e m ovie f<#n.
Mazie O'Donnell.
¡absence. Teachers, newcomers, and
dollars are no easier to acquire.—Ex. lengthy oration on the village common».
New Traffic Code
Rib Ticklers
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