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Support the Schools
People of school d istrict No. 7
should w ithout question m ain tain
the sta n d a rd s of the local g ra d e
school system by casting an a f
firm ativ e vote in the special school
election a t the B. W . B arnes ju n io r
high school F rid ay afternoon. N eces
sary ad d itio n al ex p en d itu res have
m ade it necessary to exceed th e six
p er cent lim itation law. U nder th e
term s of this law. any p ro p erty tax
levies exceeding the lim itation m ust
be refe rre d to a p o p u lar vote.
This increase in th e sum req u ired
fo r the su p p o rt of th e local g ra d e
schools is due to th e follow ing r e a
sons :
Two a d d itio n al tea c h e rs h ad to
be em ployed to h an d le th e in cre as
ing num ber of pupils. T eachers, last
year, had too heavy a te a c h in g load
to do ju stice to th e children an d this
y e a r th e enrollm ent is even g re a te r.
H ealth and safety of th e school
children m ade it incum bent upon
th e b o ard to m ake extensive re p a irs
and rep lacem en ts to t h e h e a tin g
equipm ent, w hich was found fau lty .
Safety ap p lian ces w ere in stalled in
th e h e a tin g equipm ent.
Due to th e desire to keep costs
down as low’ as possible extensive
roof re p a irs w ere d elay ed as long
as possible. This y e a r th e b o a rd was
faced w ith th e absolute necessity of
m aking re p a irs now’ or be fac e d
w ith g re a te r b uilding m ain ten an ce
costs later.
W ith th e depression, sa la rie s of
tea c h e rs w ere red u c e d to rock bot
tom , a n d it h as been necessary to
m ake increases a ll a lo n g th e line.
F a ilu re to pay w ages co m p a rab le
w’ith schools in like d istricts w ould
even tu ally resu lt in low ering t h e
s ta n d a rd s of th e fac u lty .
Textbook ou tlay h a d to be in
creased by $500 o v er last y e a r. O th
e r increases p rovided fo r w iring of
David Hill school to provide decent
lig h tin g on days w h en it is req u ired ,
sew er p ro je c t costs an d new’ fu rn i
ture, equ ip m en t a n d replacem ents.
All of th ese e x p e n d itu re s w ere
necessary fo r p ro p e r m aintenance
and keep in g o u r g ra d e schools up to
sta n d a rd . T here should be no ques
tion ab o u t a fa v o ra b le vote w hen it
com es to p ro p e r su p p o rt of t h e
schools in w hich our ch ild ren are
educated.
V e te ra n s’ groups of th e city are
brew ing a real p a trio tic observance
h ere fo r th e ce le b ra tio n of A rm is
tice day, one of th e g ra n d e st days
in th e history of th is nation fo r m il
lions of A m erican m en and wom en.
A p a ra d e and p ro g ra m a re being
a rra n g e d by th e A m erican Legion
and V eterans of F oreign W ars, a
fo o tb all gam e betw een H ilhi and
T ig ard will be a fe a tu re of th e a f t
ernoon and th e legionnaires are lay
ing plans fo r a g a la evening c e le b ra
tion to recall th e “ d ays of 1918.”
T his is an occasion w hen th e people
of th e com m unity should join han d
in hand w ith th e W orld w ar v e te r
ans.
St. H elens is en th u siastically go
ing a fte r a sw im m ing pool fo r th e
ben efit of its youngsters, old a n d
young. A p p ro x im ately $10,000 has
been pledged and of th is sum $5000
has been paid in cash. Com m ittee
m em bers have found all pledges
contacted paid in fu ll and some have
upped th e p ay m en t over th e ir origi
nal pledge. One larg e business con
cern gave $2000. Most of th e cities
around us now have or a re on the
w ay to having sw im m in g p o o ls.
W hen will th e people of th is com
m unity be able to enjoy a pool? W e
hope th a t enough in te rest and spirit
can be stirre d up to m ake th is pos
sible in a n o th e r year.
It is th e h e ig h t of som ething or
o th e r w hen th e fa ir-h a ire d boy of
th e U nited A utom obile W orkers,
H o m e r M artin, w ho engineered th e
obnoxious sitdow n strikes i n t h e
a u to m o b ile in d u stry early this y ear,
is p ic k e te d by d isc h a rg ed union or
g a n iz e rs.
C. C. Hockley, state director of
the PWA, has been named to head
the regional office in the consoli
dated offices of Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho. Hockley has done a
fine job and his appointment was an
exceilent recognition of his services.
Church Services
N ational Red Cross M em bership
Roll Call will sta rt on Arm istice day
a n d carry on until Thanksgiving,
giving am ple tim e to tak e the p riv
ilege of jo in in g in this great h u m an
ita ria n work. Everybody should be
p roud to w ear a Red Cross button,
th u s telling the w orld th a t they have
a p a rt in this work. All roll call
solicitors a re vo lu n teer w orkers, and
w ith lim ited tim e they are asking
everyone to be ready to give them
a defin ite a n sw er w hen they call in
o rd e r to elim inate second ami th ird
calls. Join th e Red Cross.
Senator to Retire
T hings One R em em bers
E v er so often som eone w ill cuss C ali
fornia for blow ing its own horn too loudly.
T hen they w ill sit back and ad m ire th e state
f r th e w ay it does things.
M aybe it’s th e sunshine, m aybe it's th e
rom ance, m aybe it's th e ir d are-devil pioneer
sp irit. B ut w h atev er it is. they do things in
a big w ay dow n there.
A nd now th e y 're going to have an o th er
W orld's F a ir in 1939. on "Treasure Island "
T h ere they go again, g ettin g ju s t th e right
nam e for a new island th ey have actually
b u ilt to hold th e fair.
As I gaze out of one of th e most sig h tlv
w indow s in th e w orld in a room in th e M ark
H opkins hotel, overlooking th e tw o g reatest
bridges in th e w orld across San Francisco
bay. "T reasu re Island." and an u nsurpassed
p an o ram a of m o u n tain s and w ater and a
w hole fleet of b attlships. I couldn't h elp
b u t think. "W hat a b unch of go-getters you
C alifo rn ian s are. O ne has to ta lk about you
in o rd e r th a t th e rest of th e w o rld m ay com e
and enjoy som e of th e things vou have "—R
M. HOFER.
O regon's T raffic D eaths
A Series of W’eekly A rticles on the
P ro b lem of H ighw ay S afety by
E arl Snell. S ecretary of S tate
"Slow dow n at sun dow n" is advice th at
can w ell be heeded b y th e carefu l driver.
T h e nation's reco rd of a fte r d a rk d riv in g is
a w arn in g to all m otor v eh icle operators.
T hro u g h o u t th e n atio n it is estim ated
th a t about tw e n ty p er cen t of th e trav el is at
night. Yet th ree-fifth s of th e fatal accidents
occur d u rin g th e h o u rs of darkness.
As th e d en sity of traffic decreases, speeds
g en erally increase. O ne out o f every fo rty -
fiv e d ay -tim e in ju rie s re su lts in death, -is
com pared w ith one d e a th out of ev ery tw e n
ty -e ig h t in ju re d in n ig h t tra ffic accidents.
C arefu lly com piled d ata fro m seven states
also show s th a t th e six h o u rs of d ark n ess
b efo re m id n ig h t account fo r a to tal of 52
p er cent of th e fa ta l p ed estria n accidents.
A gain w e a re a t th e tim e of y e a r w hen
d riv in g becomes th e m ost d ifficu lt, an d th e
o rd in ary hazards of tra ffic w ill be increased
by w et and slip p ery pavem ents, fog. and o th
e r handicaps in cid en tal to w in te r driving.
N ig h t d riv in g in p a rtic u la r re q u ire s a d d itio n
al care an d caution in u n fav o rab le w eath er.
W et p av em en t an d g larin g h ead lig h ts consti
tu te a dead ly com bination, p a rtic u la rly at
dusk, a n d all of these elem ents m u st b e con
sid ered in m o to r v ehicle op eratio n fo r th e
n e x t few m onths.
G ive carefu l co n sid eratio n to all co n d i
tions u n d er w hich you a re driving, an d re g
u late th e speed of y o u r c ar accordingly. H elp
elim in ate O regon's traffic d eaths.
Our Yesterdays
Fifteen Years Ago
A rgus, O ctober 26. 1922—Ju d g e R udolph
C randall, cav alry cap tain in C ivil w ar. dies
h ere O ctober 24. S erv ed eight y ears as co u n ty
judge, five as assessor an d tw o as tre a su re r.
By th e tim e th e season closes th e R ay-
M aling can n ery w ill h av e p aid out $100,000
fo r labor.
Mrs. H elena H u n tem an n d ies at C o rn e
lius.
S. P b u ild in g ro u n d house at T im b er for
housing locom otives d u rin g w in te r season.
C o unty w ill soon have road b etw een Or-
enco and P h illip s rocked.
T ig ard com m unity fa ir S a tu rd a y big su c
cess.
H ilhi b eats F o rest G rove 6 to 0 in th ird
v icto ry of season.
Isadore V and erzan d en of N orth F orest
G rove dies O ctober 23.
C ity b u dget co m m ittee in clu d in g E. L.
Johnson, C. E. W ells, T. M. K err. W. W. Bos-
cow, C. B. B uchanan and J. F. G ard n er sets
needs of city fo r 1923 a t $19.196 07. T ax will
be ab o u t six p er cen t Increase o v er last
year.
H. J. A dam s and J. L. F irst lease W iley
auto b u ild in g a t Second and W ashington and
will in stall re p a ir shop. T hey w ill han d le
O ldsm obile cars.
Thirty Years Ago
A rgus. O ctober 24. 1907—By th e end of
the y ear co u n ty m ills w ill have c u t 100 m il
lion feet of lum ber, m ean in g a gross incom e
of o v er $1.000.000 C u t larg est in history.
Jaco b G riffith. P. R. & N. conductor, in
ju re d in tra in accid en t n e a r B u xton M onday.
P eter V an derzanden of Roy suffers co n
cussion of b rain in ru n a w a y accident.
Seven H onolulu girls, ch ap ero n ed by Mrs.
E dyth T ozier W eatherred. visit city F rid ay
and a re given recep tio n a t C rescent th eatre.
F o rty p u p ils from co u n ty a tte n d O regon
A g ricu ltu ral college.
C ounty eq u alizatio n b o ard com posed of
Assessor Wilcox, Ju d g e G oodin and C lerk
G odm an to raise assessm ent of S ou th ern P a
cific to $25.000 p er m ile.
F red M. Z illy of P o rtlan d and Edna May
Im b rie of H illsboro m a rrie d O ctober 19.
IT 1 1. L S F O R O . O R E G O N
LIFE IS FUNNY THAT WAV
Ciinxrvtatiun.il Church
October 31
10 a. m. church
school. P rof Stallev. su p erin ten d
ent At 11. m orning w orship w ith
•ernnin
A Personal God
'.hem. H ark. H ark My Soul
ley 7 p m Y oung p e o p le s
mi; supervised by Mrs
Yount T A rth u r Ounguti.
QA0 i SAFRA i O
OF GETTING.
T û t J W A H T TO C O I O A
fo o tb all in tmis .; k a in i f
WHAT C O WANT
—
P N C J tO N iA M
ter.
l oursquare Gospel Church
O ctober 31. 9:45 a m Sunday
At li
school, classes for all i
M o rn in g w o rs h ip 5:45 p in. C in
saders p ray er m eeting. ti 15 p m
C ru sad er s. rvice. W anda P ark
president 7 1.» p. m E vangelistic
service T uesd.n evening at 7 45.
p rayer m eeting. Friday 7 43 p m .
special praise service
A special
delegation from C olum bia City
F o u rsq uare church w ill atten d the
service Friday
U. S. S e n a to r F re d erick S teiw er
has announced th a t he w ill not be a
c a n d id a te to succeed him self next
y ear. W ith his retire m e n t S teiw er
will have served w ith honor and
ability in th e sen ate to r 12 years.
R egardless of w h e th e r or not one
ag re e d w ith him on m any occasions,
you could not help but ad m ire him
fo r fearlessly s ta tin g his stan d on
questions w hen th e easiest r o a d
w ould have been to rid e along w ith
th e p o p u lar wave. This is a tra it too
o ften lack in g in our politicians^
Other Editors
ARGUS.
Suiuliiy. O ctober *4
British soldier killed, five A m eri
cans and o th er foreigners e n d a n
gered w hen Japanese plan«* swoops
dow n at edge «»I in tern atio n al sot
tlem tm t at Shanghai
New crop control program p ro
posed b> ad m inistration may cost
a billion d«illars
N ahon being sen id le d by federal 1
agents for poison ‘ 'elixir." new
liquid m edicine nam ed elix ir o I .
ulfandamid«*. w hich already has
caused 36 verified deaths.
French p rem ier w arns
w orld
Franc« ready to defend interests
w ith force
M oscou. Russia, reports death
se n te n c e s for 14 persons convicteil
sa b o tag e o f soviet agriculture.
A F of 1. refuses to recognize
la b o r b o a rd ru lin g g iving C I O
| ju risd ictio n over P ortland saw - '
l ig h t e r b o y co tt p lan n e d .
Monday. O ctober 23
F of 1. am i C 1 O. m aking
ess m effo rts ut peace confer- ¡
tt . i > are to have
in W ash in g to n .
a im s M ott, c o n g re ssm a n
com plete charge of th e m eeting, in
cluding th e song service, m usical
program , and speaking. Rev Mc
Kean w ill speak. T he C rusade
a re holding an unusual service
Sunday at 6 15. T here w ill be a
scrip tu re spelling bee over Psalms
1-15 —J W illiam C arm am . pastor.
from
first district, being sponsored for
-enat** seat now livid by F re d e ric k
S teiw er
A F of I. group holds riding
giving P I O
bargaining au thority
o \« r P ortland saw m ills lugh-hand
ed act. Saw m ills take no action to
open A F of 1. plans d riv e on
w aterfro n t for longshorem en
Sensational new «hug cures 11
persons w ith strcptócoccus m en
ingitis.
Tualatin Plains Presbvtrrlan
Church
B ible school at 10 a. m.: preach
ing service at 11 a. m ; C hristian
E ndeavor at 7:43 p m. M issionary
m eeting the last W ednesday of each
m onth. A ll a re cordially welcome.
—J. F. kiibson, m inister.
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T u esd ay , O c to b er 26
F irst C hurch of C hrist. S cientist
S ervices are 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 th e age
of 20 years a re w elcom ed. Free
read in g room open on W ednesdays
and S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p. m.
S unday's topic, "E v erlastin g P u n
ishm ent."
S even th-day A dventist C hurch
S ervices a re held each S abbath
(S atu rd ay )
as follow s: S abbath
school, 9:45 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 ening at 8 o'clock. V isitors
a re w elcom e at any service.—Dr.
W alter H untington, pastor.
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Thursday, O rfohrr 28, 1937
C h o ir practice. W ednesday. 8 p. m.
M id-w eek serv ice T hursday 7:30 p.
m. A d ifferen t lead er and topic
each w eek
M em bers and friends
in v ited to atten d Farm ington m e e t
ing as often as possible.—R L. P u t
nam . pastor.
Highlights in
the Week’s ^Hens
C hinese defense of S hanghai a p
pears to b«* cracking Jap an ese in
vaders break through in tw o vital
points
C 1 O m ade pene«» hid to A F.
of I. Lewis w ants right to organize
mass production w orkers and to re-
tain com plete autonom y Rejection
s«*«*ms inevitable Tension grow ing
A F of 1. prep. uc:; peace offer
W. C Rucgnitz. ex-4-L head, d e
cries labor board trial tactics in
Portland.
New party deal urged by H oover
to draw foes of Roosevelt ad m in
istration. He puts him self on re c
ord as being unavailable for public
office R epublicans w arned against
try in g to win elections by “jo y rid
ing on m istakes
K ing G e o rg e VI in o p e n in g p a r li
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Politicians Guessing
(Hy A. L. M iidhcrk)
SAI.EM With lhr«*<* «•uni' i* op<*n to him
in th«* f«>i thcoining prim al u*.'* S«*vr«*lary «if
State* Eui I Snell has all of th«* p«>hli«*al pl ug-
iio s tu a to r s Miu sstna ax to w hich on«* he w ill
choos«* to tak«* that loading to th«* Unit«*«!
States Menate. th«* o n e Icuditix to the gover-
im rship or the on«* leading to a ..econd term
In the office h«* now holdx
Interest in Snell's political am bitions h a:
been brought to th«* forefront this week by
his sp«*«*ch b, ton* th«* O regon R epublican «tub
at a luncheon in P ortland
Ills declaration
that G overnor Mai tin's decision to seek a
sei’otid term w ould have no bearing^ one
w ay or another on his own plans has b«*en
intcrpretixi hv m any ns indicative of lu.s in
tention to seek th«* republican nom ination
for goveinm On th«* o th er hand it is know n
that many of SneH'x very «lose |>ohtical
friends have advised in favor of a second
term in the state dep artm en t before trying
for tb«* higher honor in the executive depart*
inent.
Division of F rederick S teiw er not to -.«•»•k
a re tu rn to the H. S senate is believ«»d by
many to have provided Snell w ith a golden
opportunity to cash in on his popularity amt
atate-w ide acquaintance
Known to be <>(
progressiv«» political tendencies Snell is re.
gurded by many as tin* one republican with
a chance to .stop Willis Mahoney of K lam ath
Falls, who is generally conceded to have an
edge over any opponent w ho might oppose
him in th«* dem ocratic prim aries.
Snell him self is content to let the politi-
d o n s continue th e ir guessing If he has m ade
up his m ind as to just w hat he w ants to do
politically a fter his present term a.s s«*creiary
of sta te is over lie has never given any in d i
cation of his intentions A pparently In* la
getting just as m uch enji^ynient «nil of the
spcculatum s as to his in le rttio n s us th«* pi»»<
nusticators arc in m uking them .
Divided on P arole Q uestion
T h ere appears to be a w ide d iv ergence
of opinion regarding parole problem s even
am ong G overnor M artin's advisors At th«»
last legislative session W L. Gosslin. t h e
governor's seeretury. aponoored u m easure
w hich w ould have endow ed th«* purole boaul
w ith vastly enlarged powers. T he m easure
was defeat«*d in the senate, but only over the
stren u o u s efforts of Gosslin j»nd Dr Floyd
I. litte r, both m em bers of tb«* parole bourd.
to shove it dow n the throats of th«* senutors.
This we«*k Ralph Moody, assistant a tto rn ey
general, in an address before t h e Sulein
cham ber of com m erce attacked the m easure
as **an insult to th«* law -abiding and to th«*
intelligence of all rig h t-th in k in g peoph* and
inim ical to the well being of t h e state ’*
Gosslin has requ«*sted an opportunity to rep ly
t«> Moody and defend bus parol«* bill.
am ent dedicates B ritain to h u n t for
peace
A ttack on cancer by re frig e ra
T hursday. O ctober 21
tion d e sc rib e d b e fo re A m e ric an
Beaverton Church of Christ
Janies R oosevelt nam ed “co-ord- C ollege <>f S urgeons in Chicago
The O reneo-R eedville P arish
Jo h n Montagu«*. Hollywood mys-
B ible school. L ord's day. 9:45 a. lin a to r of th e executive w ork of in-
S unday school in both churches. m.. Mrs. V ernon H opper, su p e rin • dependent agencies."
tery golfer, cleared of seven-year-
10 a. m.: w orship service in the ten d en t; com m union service, 11 a .! Jim F arley accuses Roosevelt foes old roadhous«* robbery charge by
O renco church, 11 a. m.; w orship in., follow ed by preaching, subject, of panic strategy to help them in New York ju ry .
service in th e R eedville church, 8 "T he G olgotha Road or Pow er of 1 ' rt tu rn in g to pow er.
p. m. W om en's M issionary society th e Cross." special m usic by the I B ritish P rem ier C ham berlain <!<•-
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed choir. Mrs. J. Johnson director, j i nounces talk of econom ic sanctions
nesday of each m onth and at R eed Y oung people's m eeting at 6:30 and against Jap an .
(By C F B arker)
ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of 7:30. th e young people w ill lead in | S panish rebels ra p tu re G ijon
ALOHA Verm* B right of Aloha
each m onth.
tf a song service, w hich is follow ed thus giving the m all of N orthw est
Losses Low
is on«* of tin* most widely publish«*d
by p reaching by th e pastor, subject, Si lin
F ire losses «ai tim b er lands under stat<
poets
of
tin*
northw
est.
W
hile
he
M. E. Church (Bethany)
"T he B ible's G reatest Q uestion."
O regon M edical Society opposes was still in high school his first ; supervision w ere the low est this y ear in tlx
On G erm antow n road.
Sunday B ible study and p ra y e r service, plan for 'state m edicine."
history of the state, according to J W. Fer
poem, n a rra tiv e based on the In
serv ice ev ery Sunday. 10 a m S u n W ednesday at 8 p. m. Next Sunday
guson, state forester.
dian
legend
of
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B
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of
tin*
F
riday.
O
ctober
23
day school, 11 a. m.—Jo h n Place is tem perance S unday and special
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u
n
pastor.
tf em phasis w ill be given d u ring the
Teachers* M onthly. Since then over
B ible school h o u r to th e d anger em ployed.
I l l D eath C ham ber
N ine killed at Mason City, Iowa, .i thousand of his poem s have been
caused by d rin k in g alcoholic b e v e r
Pentecostal Tabernacle
published in m ore than a hundred
when tram hits school bus.
ages.—G eorge H H atch, pastor.
l.rH oy M cCarthy, u n d er sentence of d eath
S unday school S unday at 10 a. m.
G eorge L orim er. retire d ed ito r of A m erican m agazines and several in
for tlu* «luying of a P ortland service statio n
foreign
countries
z\
n
u
m
b
er
have
D elm ar
W yatt.
superintendent.
I S aturday E vening Post, dies in
F irst B aptist C h u rrh
attendant, now occupies a cell in th e statu
I been rep rin te d in th e L iterary Di-
Classes for all ages. M orning w o r
P ra y e r and B ible study h o u r at • Philadelphia.
prison
While M cC arthy bus said th at he
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gest.
Last
D«*e<*nib«T
a
nine-page
ship at 11. Y oung people's m eeting. 8 p. m. T hursday. S unday school
C hinese report taking in itia tiv e '
does no! propose to appeal his case to ttie
6:45 p m. Miss M adeleine New- 9:45 a. m T here are classes for all [ from Jap an ese in S hanghai battle, , j excerpt from his long n arrativ e
suprem e court. W arden Lewis will wait until
brev. president. S unday evening ages and our school is grow ing con
P resident R oosevelt says budget 1 pot»m on tin Rocky M ountain fu r
a fter tim e for th e appeal has lapsed before
evangelistic service. T hursday ev e stantly. We invite you to come. i w ill be m balance i fiscal y ear b e trapping period and the O regon
beginning construction of the lethal g a s
ning Bible study. S atu rd ay evening M orning w orship at 11. The pastor ginning Ju ly 1. 1938. W hether new T rail appeared in the N orth A m er-
cham ber, whirl» is to supplant the gallow s
in
p ra y e r and praise service. C h ild w ill continue his series of m essages taxes w ill be necessary has not i ' ican Review , th«* m agazine
I which B ryant's T hnnatopsis was
as the m ethod of inflicting the death |<enalty
ren 's church S atu rd ay at 2:30 p. m. on the 23rd Psalm . B. Y. P U. s e r been determ ined
—J . F. S hackelford, pastor.
in this sta te M cC arthy is sentenced to die on
In te rsta te com m erce comm ission prin ted over a h u n d red y ears ago
vice a t 7. T he m eeting w ilt be in
ther m agazines th at hav e p u b
Ja n u u ry 7.
charge of E thel B ella's group S pec g ran ts freight ra te rise to railroads. ! O
lished
his
w
ork
a
re
Poetry
M
aga
St. Francis Catholic Church. Roy ial music. E vangelistic m eeting at
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zine of Chicago, T he W orld of To- ,
T he b eau tifu l feast of C hrist our 8 p. m. T h ere w ill be a rousing song
m orrow of New York. T he New
Ma
j’
Refuse
Schools
-U
S
S
en
ato
r
F
rederick
S
teiw
er
K ing w ill be celebrated n ext S u n service a fte r w hich th e pastor w ill
Z ealand W orker, T he P oetry R e
School boards exercise full a u th o rity
day th ro u g h o u t th e w orld w ith bring an evangelistic m essag e—O r of O regon announces th a t he w ill view of London. Review des A rtes
not seek re-election n ext y ear
over school buildings and have th e rig h t
great solem nity. In o u r ow n b eau tiz W W eniger. pastor.
of
Paris, and m any others.
w
hen
his
term
expires
to
refuse
the use of the buildings to any o r
tiful church, th e a lta r th ro n e of our
B right s poem s have been prin ted
N ational labor relations board
Pilgrim House
ganization. A ttorney G eneral V anW inkle has
S acram ental Lord w ill be very a r
in
30
or
m
ore
anthologies
or
collec
T hursday: S aint Sim on and Jude. gives C. I O ju risd ictio n al rig h ts tions of poems, including Poems of
tistically decorated w ith
fresh
advised Rex Putnam , state su p erin ten d e n t o f
over P o rtlan d saw m ills.
flow ers and candles.
D uring the Apostles. S aturday. O ctober 30: V ig
public instruction.
Q uotable
Poems.
The
T h ree killed in plane crash at Justice.
tw o m asses a t 8 and 10 o'clock the il of All S aints' day (H allowe'en». Tacoma
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Most Blessed S acram ent w ill be e x Sunday. O ctober 31: C hapel service
Loved
Religious
Dr. C harles
Sears. P ortland, W orld's Best
posed on the altar. An ap p ro p riate of public w orship. 10:30 a. m„ w ith elected
Special
Session
Out
president O regon
S tate Poems. W estern Pros«* and Poetry,
serm on w ill be preached T he 10 liturgy for 24th Sunday a fter P e n M edical society.
N orthw est Verse. O regon
Poets.
G overnor M artin's refusal to call a special
o'clock m ass w ill be a high mass. tecost: o bservance of "F east of J e s
of O regon
L iterature.
P resid en t R oosevelt w arn s con H istory
session of the legislature to consider old age
O ur fine choir of m ixed voices w ill us C hrist th e K ing;" com m em ora gressional leaders th at any new A m erican Men Poets. O racle A n
pensions was as expected. T he "program "
re n d e r th e m usic. The closing No tion of 420th an n iv ersary of M artin costs caused by new farm program thology, and collections in E ng
presented by the Tow nsend delegation p ro
vena in ho n o r of St. T herese. the L u th er's thesis; serm on: "W hat God should be covered by additional land. France. Russia, and the P h il
viding for m ore adequate assistance for the
L ittle Flow er, w hich brought every H ath Joined T ogether
. ," a study tax income.
ippine Islands
He has received
th e " problem of unity "Religion
S unday such a splendid congrega- of **’
several aw ards for th«* excellence , needy aged financed through a transactions
tion into our large church, w ill be in the N ew s” topics: "Susan and C om m em oration of All Souls. P as of his verse, am ong w hich w as a , tax contained nothing that had not already
bism presented in the previous interview b e
held at 3 o'clock. T he com bined G od,” a review of the play of that to r H. S H aller m ay be consulted prize from the P oetry Society of
parish
of St. F rancis w ill have nam e; "T he A dventists Revise Then- any day betw een 10 a. m. and noon, London, and one from th e Poetry
tw een the delegation and the governor
I th e ir b azaar on T hursday. N ovem H ym nal.'’ and "The V atican and betw een 4 and 6 p. m., or by a p Society of A m erica For a tim e he
The m enace of a referen d u m hanging
b er 11. at th e F o resters’ hall. Ver- Jap an ." M onday. N ovem ber 1: Feast pointm ent. at th e House office, 232 was p resid en t of the N orthw est
over any revenue m easure th at m ight be e n
boort. In d ifferen t directions of our of All S aints. T uesday. N ovem ber 2: N orth T hird avenue.
P oetry society.
acted by a special session was em phasized
parish study clubs a re being held
d u rin g the week by the stand taken by la-
ev ery w eek and g reat n u m b ers a t
boi leaders against such a tax as a sales tux
tend. In structions in o u r holy r e
in disguise F u rth e r supporting the governor's
ligion w ill be gladly given to any
position was a le tte r from the "G eneral W el
sincere non-C atholic at any tim e —
fare F ederation of O regon." p u rp o rtin g to
F a th e r Joseph B. Saal.
be a Tow nsend organization, in opposition to
(By Roger VV. Babson)
d ictato r before long. T he rebels
Hence, w hen th e wage w orkers
a special session nt th is tim e.
CRO SSIN G THE E N G L I S H are su re to win. G erm any a n d of th e citie a re on the ram page,
W hosoever Will, Hillsboro
G overnor M urtin has rep eated ly d ecla r
No T h u rsday n ig h t m eeting this i CHANNEL, Oct. 22—P oor France, F rance a re now in a d e a th struggle we think th at F rance is headed
ed that he w ould n ever sponsor an o th er sales^
week. S unday 3 p. m P astor w ill be a frightened people w ith n eith er —w ith G erm any getting stro n g er for revolution. When, how ever, an
tax m easure in view of th e th re e defeats a d
speaking on baptism of th e holy purpose n o r goal. She is today a every day.
em ergency
comes, t h e F rench
m inistered to this form of taxation by th e
perfect ex am p le of w hat happens I If H itler and M ussolini continue farm ers go to th e polls and clean
, sp irit.—M elvin E. Jam es, pastor.
to an ease-loving nation. As dem o in pow er a few m ore years, it out these agitators. Today, in view
voters of Oregon, but consented to delay his
cracy w as born in France, it looks looks as if France m ight n atu rally of the trem endous havoc w hich r e
an sw er to th e dem and for a special session
Whosoever Will
now as if dem ocracy m ight d ie, becom e a F ascist pow er. C ertainly volution has w ro u g h t in Spain.
in Uie hope that the Tow nsend leaders m ight
(A bove N orth Plains)
w ork out a practical program th a t could be
S unday school 10 a. m. Classes th ere T he freedom of w hich she the d efeatest ttitu d e is seen ev- I these F renchm en a re even m ore
has
boasted
d
u
rin
g
the
past
cen-
cryw
hcre
for all. D evotional service follow
expected to m eet w ith the su p p o rt of the
Those w ith money are determ ined to stam p out com m u-
legislators.
ing. Subject. "T he P ow er of the tu ry and a half m ay bring about sending it to England; those w ith- nism. I say this even though
h
er
death.
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C hurch." S unday 8 p. m. serm on
out m oney a re refusing to raise F ran ce has a mutiMtl defense alli-
F
ren
ch
people
a
re
honest,
b
u
t
children.
All
h
ate
to
pay
ta
x
e
s
subject w ill be. "W hen
Jesus
ance w ith Russia.
,
lazy;
th
rifty
,
b
u
t
stingy:
w
hile
M
ake»
T
est
Case
feeling
that
it
is
like
pouring
m
oney
C a lls ” M onday 8 p. m. A nnual
Fight to the Finish
business m eeting. T uesday all day both the rich and poor love the dow n a rat-hole.
W ithout doubt F rance is slip
The rig h t of a tru ck com pany operating
p ra y e r m eeting E vangelistic se r easy way. They a re b rav e when < ( nservative or Radical?
ping. She is frightened. She needs
ns a common c a rrie r to refuse to pass through
F renchm en say: "W hy s p e n d a g reat leuder. B ut France is rich
vice 8 p. m. Special m eeting 8 p. m. th e ir own h earth sto n es a re a t
n picket line to d eliv er goods to a consigneo
Friday. Subject. "C am ouflage."— tacked; but forget th a t they can money on taxi's; w hy m ake sa c ri and can be very pow erful, when
is involved in a com plaint filed w ith tho
save them selves only as they save fices to create arm am en ts’ England once aroused. W hen th e G erm ans
Melvin E. Jam es, pastor.
public u tilities com m ission this week by a
the o th er fellow . T h eir greatest w ill tak e care of us. E ngland can began to re tre a t in 1919. France
Salem re sta u ra n t—the Q uelle. U tilities com
wish is for secu rity ; b u t they fail not afford to let any u n frien d ly w anted to follow them to B erlin
Methodist Episcopal Church
to realize th a t secu rity can be
m issioner W allace w ill h ear argum ents in tho
W orld tem perance day. Sunday reached only through th e path of nation get control of us." T hat and “clean up the mess" once for
case next week.
m ight prove to be true; but it is all. P resid en t Wilson objected. In
school 9:45 a. m. C. C. W eber, su sacrifice.
a dangerous thing for F rance to stead. he prom ised her a g reat sum
p erin ten d ent. A tem perance p ro Hers France Nrrd a Dictator?
count upon. I rem em b er when of money, know n ns "R eparations.”
gram by a group of young people
F ran ce is largely an ag ricu ltu ral
10 Per C ent in Toils
wen Y oung and G eneral Dawes France has n ev er been able to col
w ill be d irected by J. N. Wiley. nation. S he has few industries. I O
w ere in Paris,
A pproxim ately ten per cent of the pris
C hurch w orship 11 a. m. S inging by H er chief incom e is from the e n - 1 conference "to a t a rep aratio n s lect this m oney and has now seen
save civilization.” G erm any te a r up the en tire treaty
oners released from the state penitentiary
th e choir Serm on by the pastor. tertain m en t of tourists and t h e !
One
evening
a
high
F
rench
offi
F
rance
app
reciates
w
hat
w
e
did
!
"Joyous E xperiences in th e C h ris sale of luxuries. This incom e has]
u n d er the "good tim e" Inw passed by th e Iasi
tian L ife " Young people's group to greatly been reduced. T he w o r ld 1 cial took them out for the night to to help her d u rin g the w ar; b u t i legislature are in jail or prison again, accord-
1 m eet in th e E pw orth league. P ro fair of 1937 has not been a success. see the sight ; Upon th e ir retu rn sh e feels th a t the U nited S tates
ing to Ralph Moody, assistant a tto rn ey g en
gram 6:45 p. m. A dult forum w ill Politics a re very unsettled a n d ' next m orning they com m ented. "We has taken sides w ith G erm any ever
eral O ne of the "good tim e" prisoners has
i s since and has robbed her of her
m eet at th e sam e hour. E vening purpo d ess. A lth o u g h F r a n c e l w onder w h eth er civilization
since his release been convicted of first
service 7:30 w hen B. N H icks will technically "w on th e w ar.” she lost w orth saving?” E ngland m ay some rightful victory. All this m eans as
follows: France will do ev ery th in g i degree m urder, w hile an o th er is know n to
d eliv er a tem perance address. Solo it in an econom ic sense. G erm any’s day feel the sam e about France.
have participated in a b ank robbery.
F urtherm ore, fu tu re inventions possible to p rev en t an o th er co n
by J. N. W iley. Monday, 7:30 p. m. refusal to pay rep aratio n s was the
m ay soon m ake F ran ce of little flict w ith G erm any; but if It comes
“C onditions in C h in a ." by a re tu rn final blow. T he continual efforts value
to England. In o th er words, she will fight to the finish. The
ed m issionary. — A lexander H aw of h er labor unions to shorten
Assessed valuations in most O regon coun
E ngland's secu rity may becom e e n n ext w orld w ar w ill m ake the
thorne. pastor.
ties will show m aterinl increases over 1936
w orking hours and increase wages tirely in dependent of Frnace. At last look like a m ere skirm ish!
figures, according to rep o rts now being com
has resulted in decreasing produc any rate, England has officially P ostscript
piled by the state tax comm ission. Increase
Christian Churrh
tion and u n derm ining th e franc.
notified F rance, Belgium, and her
Y esterday I talked w ith t w o
L ord's day unified stu d y -w o rsh ip , F ran ce's flirtatio n w ith I t ----
in the price of property and activ ity in tho
a l , y o th er neighbors th at she now has prom inent Jap an ese a high m ili
service 9 45-11:45 a. m. C hurch d u rin g th e latter's cam paign in ; no alliances and is u n d er no obli- ta ry officer and a hanker. I asked:
building line accounts for most of th e in
school 9:45. P e rry Dumas, su p e r E thiopia caused^ h er to lose the ; gation to an y nation th a t does not "W hy a re you w arrin g against the J crease in valuation.
intendent. M orning w orship 10:45. confidence of England. H er only | fly the B ritish flag.
C hinese?” They answ ered: "We are
Music by choir. Mrs. F lorence real allies a re Russia, w ho she de Paris Not France
fighting C hina to m ake h er people i
K ram ien.
director.
S e r m o n ’ apises, and th e sm all E astern and
F rance has the rep u tatio n of be our friends! We w ant to be frie n d
"Church O fficers" to b e follow ed B alkan States, whom she holds ing very socialistic a n d alm ost ly w ith them : but they refuse! We
by brief installation service for only w ith bribes. F rance greatly ( ommuni.stic. I think, how ever, th at try to shake hands w ith them , but
W ith th e correct season approaching, the
church officr rs. C hristian E ndeavor needs a policy and the courage the jieople w ho believe this judge they w ill not shake. Hence, we
6:30 p. m. In term e d iate an d young to hold to it. It som etim es seem s her by Paris, Lyons, and the other m ust m ake them like us!” Can
phantom subm arine can claim it's nothing
people. S tudy for ad u lts conducted to m e th a t only a d ictato r can large cities w hich they visit. P aris you beat that? Incidentally, Jap an
m ore than a H allow e'en p ran k and m aybe
by pastor in book of R evelation nt save th a t u nhappy country.
get aw ay w ith it.
is not F rance Most » very F ren ch is very much d istu rb ed by the talk
6:30 p. m. E vangelistic service 7:30 May Jo in Fascists
man alread y has a sm all p atch of of a general w orld boycott on her
p m. Song service assisted by
B oth G erm any and Italy her j ground. All he w ants is to be let goods. T he refusal by labor unions
O p p o rtu n ity knocks b u t once is th e old
young people's choir. Serm on by n»arest neighbors, do have a policy alone. O rd in arily the F rench take to han d le Jap an ese exports and
saying, but w e've seen it b a tte r dow n the
Mrs. Putnam , w ho w ill supply lo They both know w here they are little in terest in polities. They th e refusal of w om en to buy J a p
door before being recognized.
cal pulpit d u rin g absence of pastor going and a re on the way. T he have little confidence in t h e i r anese products m ay be a factor in
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in m eeting at F arm ington. Tuesday. best inform ed in F rance tell me politicians and avoid in ev ery pos resto rin g peace and I n teaching
And in most stadium s, the goal-line stand
, m onthly b oard m eeting 7:30 p. m. | th at Spain w ill also be u n d er a sible w ay th e ir citizenship duties. Jap an a needed lesson!
pales in comparison with the goal post stand.
Personalities—
^Babson Says France (7F[ot Headed for devolution
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