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Good Reasons
G overnor M artin in refu sin g th e
petitions fo r a special session of the
legislature has again acted in the
courageous m anner th a t has c h a r
acterized his term of office. In tu rn
ing dow n th e request th e governor
clearly pointed out why it w as not
logical and gave su b sta n tia l reasons.
The most im p o rta n t reason given
w as th a t no revenue m easure can
be passed th a t c arries th e em ergency
clause. C onsequently th e re fe re n
dum could be easily invoked. The
proposal w as to finance ad d itio n al
pension paym ents th ro u g h e n a ct
m ent of a tra n sa ctio n s or sales tax.
This tax has been rep e a te d ly tu rn e d
dow n in O regon in spite of g re a t
m oney-raising possibilities and op
portunities fo r off-setting o t h e r
taxes. O rganized labor h ad a lre a d y
s ta rte d its opposition an d th e re is
little doubt th a t expense of a special
session woud have gone fo r n a u g h t.
The O regonian has suggested th a t
the question be su bm itted to a vote
of th e people by th e initiative in
N ovem ber, 1938. W hy not? Then
we can have a tru e expression of all
th e people on th e en tire question.
Deserve Protection
The housew ives of any com m unity
a re en titled to a p ro tectio n ag a in st
constant ringing of th e doorbell by
the p eddler, w ho has been know n to
becom e so p ersisten t and bothersom e
th a t he in te rfe re s to a g re a t e x te n t
w ith a w om an’s housew ork.
F u rth e r, w hen t h e
housew ife
w ishes to buy a n y th in g she know s
th a t she can go to stores in h e r own
com m unity, o p e ra te d by frie n d s and
acq uaintances. They a re h e re , re a d y
and anxious to serve and in m ost
cases are in a position to fu rn ish th e
article a t an equal or b e tte r price.
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The article th en is b a c k ed up by th e
firm ’s own personal rep u ta tio n , b u ilt
up in m any cases th ro u g h y e a rs of
fa ith fu l service.
O regon cities m ay now feel free
to pass o rdinances ban n in g th e “ un
invited doorbell rin g e r,” acco rd in g
to a bulletin en titled, “ R estriction of
P e d d lers as a N uisance,” ju s t is
sued by th e L eague of O regon Cities
in co-operation w ith th e B ureau of
M unicipal R esearch of th e U niver
sity of O regon. The G reen River,
W yo.. ordinance, w hich is review ed,
prohibits p ed d lers f r o m e n te rin g
priv ate p ro p erty unless invited by
th e ow ner o r resid en t. It h as been
sustained in th e courts an d its le g a l
ity unquestionably established. E n
forcem ent depends upon th e co-op
erative su p p o rt of those d istu rb ed
by th e bellringers.
In any event th e housew ife so dis
tu rb e d is w elcom e to come into th e
A rgus office and get a “ No P e d d le rs’
sign a t no cost to herself.
In fairn ess to sp ectato rs on the
n o rth side of the field a t th e union
high school gridiron, some steps
should be ta k e n to keep en th u sias
tic fans from crow ding along th e
sidelines and som etim es on to the
field. This should be done also fo r
the ben efit of the players, who m ight
be h an d ic a p p e d in th e ir plays by
such sideline crow ding and hold up
th e gam e as w as th e case in the
M cM innville gam e.
Ben O sborne, secretary of t h e
A m erican F e d e ra tio n of Labor, be
fo re G overnor M artin tu rn e d down
th e p etitions fo r a special session of
th e leg isla tu re to en act fu rth e r old
a g e benefits, called upon all labor
o rg a n iz a tio n s to resist any attem p ts
to e n a c t a tra n sa c tio n s tax fo r su p
p o rt o f old ag e benefits. In o th er
w o rd s th e b e n e fits m ay be all right,
b u t let th e o th e r fellow shoulder
th e b u rd en .
P re sid e n t R oosevelt assured his
a u d ie n c e a t B onneville th a t th e n a
tio n a l b u d g e t w ill be in b alan ce next
y e a r. It is to be ho p ed t h a t he really
m eans business th is tim e.
O utgo
c a n n o t co n tin u e to ex ceed income
w ith o u t je o p a r d is in g th e fin an ces
o f th e nation.
WTiy the Let Down?
M any reasons a re being given for
th e present let dow n in business ac
tivity th ro u g h o u t th e country. P ro b
ably the most po ten t one, how ever,
is the civil w ar in lab o r ran k s and
b itte r industrial strife. Besides d o
ing som ething about th e stock m a r
ket it behooves th e ad m in istra tio n
to tak e a hand in th is troublesom e
S ltU H tlO H .
As a result of th is strife
tho u san d s and th o u sa n d s of people
a re w ithout em ploym ent th ro u g h no
fa u lt of th e ir ow n o r th e ir em ploy
ers.
’M iW O /,
It is tim e th a t th e congress be
called upon by th e people to pass
legislation th a t will b rin g about
economic peace and stop this busi
ness retrogression.
Innocent em
ployes a n d innocent em ployers,
alike, a re being m ade th e g o ats of
union leaders. If th e a d m in istra tio n
w on't do a n y th in g ab o u t it th e peo
ple should request th e ir re p re s e n ta
tives in th e n ational congress to pass
legislation th a t will iron out th e en
tire mess.
Other Editors
“ I Am th e D e a d " —
H ardly an issue of th e A rgus appears th at
it does not carry th e sto ry of an autom obile
in w hich som e life h as been sn u ffed out. T he
radio gives safety program s, th e big city
new spapers and m agazines run colum n a fte r
colum n of w arnings and pleadings fo r safe
d riv in g A nd th e re s u lt’ People go on in
th e sam e old way. d riv in g w ith o u t reg ard
for th e lives of others. B ut som etim es th ere
is an article th a t has sto p p in g p o w er H ere
is one th at ap p eared in a recen t issue of L ib
erty m agazine, w ritten by W illiam F. M c-
D erm ont of Chicago:
-I am th e dead O ne y e a r ago th e sleep
ing infan t in arm s, th e fro lick in g child, the
ro llicking youth, th e lab o rer ru sh in g to his
w ork, th e m o th er at h e r shopping, th e aged
person w ith fa lte rin g step.
“T oday—37.000 stro n g —I lie in my grave,
crushed, broken, lifeless. A y ear from now
37.000 w ill jo in m e in th e e te rn a l silen ce of
death.
"You w ho opened w ide th e th ro ttle —
w ho to re te rrify in g ly th ro u g h city s tre e t—
w ho w en t at b lin d in g speed across co u n try
in tersections—w ho laughed and sh o u ted b e
fore th e tire blew o r th e cu rv e loom ed s u d
d en ly ah ead —you sen t m e 15.000 stro n g to
m y doom.
"You w ho w ove in an d out of tra ffic —
You w hose b rak es w e re fau lty —
"Y ou w ho passed on a cu rv e o r a h ill—
"You w ho tu rn e d on b lin d in g lig h ts—
"Y ou w ho b en u m b ed y o u r b rain w ith
booze—
"I am th e dead. To y o u I cry out from
m y g rave fo r m ercy to o th ers b efo re th ey
jo in me. W ill you an sw er?"—C ovina (Cal.)
Argus.
h îl e s b o r o , o r p o o n
Church Services
P ilgrim House
Sunday. N ovem ber 7 C hapel s e r
vice of public w orship. 10:30 a m
w ith liluig} for Sunday w ithin the
O ctave of All S aints Serm on: What
P rice S a in th o o d '' «G alatians
"Religion ill the N ew s“ topics:
Spanish B ishops' P asto ral."
Soviet} of the G odless." and
D iary of a C ountry Priest
view of th e book w inch won the
g lan d prize of the French Academy
P asto r Henry S H aller may be co n
sulted any day betw een 10 a nt and
noon, betw een 4 and 6 p m . or by
appointm ent, at the House office.
232 N orth T hird avenue.
All S aints Episcopal C hurch
S ervice for the tw en ty -fo u rth S u n
day a fte r T rin ity ch u rch school. 9:45
a m Holy com m union and serm on
at 11 a m W ashington county Home
at 2 30 p m C hoir reheat sal T h u rs
day evening. 7 30. All please com e
C onfirm ation in struction w ill begin
Friday evening, N ovem ber 12. at
8 o'clock T he new canon passed at
the genera', convention recently
held and w hich w ill go into effect
th e first of the y ear. re q u ires a m e d
ical certificate from both p arties d e
siring to be m arried by the clergy.
E veryone should w elcom e this new
'„in M a step in the right direction,
and no one should object to it. T he
O ffertory anthem S unday m orning
w ill be “T he Sun S hall be no M ore
T h eir Light by Day." by W oodw ard
—R eginald Hieks. vicar.
T u alatin P lains P resb y terian
C h u rrh
B ible school at 10 a. nt.: p reach
ing serv ice at 11 a. nt.: C hristian
E ndeavor at 7:45 p. nt. M issionary
m eeting th e last W ednesday of each
m onth. All a re co rd ially welcome.
—J . F. ttib so n , m inister.
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F irst C hurch of C hrist. S cientist
S ervices are held ev ery Sunday
W ednesday evening
at 11 a m ; .................
services at 8 o'clock: S unday school
at 11 a. m. P upils up to th e age
of 20 y ears a re w elcom 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 u n d ay s to p x : “A dam and the F all-
T H E P e 'S MY HUNTING. SHACK l'VE BEEN TOLLING. Y O U
A B O U T // DIRT FLOOR, T H E ROO F L EA K S LIKE A SIEVE
w h e n it r a in s , b u t , b o y a in ' t S H E A PEACH ? ?
Tliun<!.iv, November 4, 10??
of G eiin an .s'. dem and foi re tu rn of
h er colonies and places on U nited
S tates burden of seeking peace in
t )n en t
z\ F of I. petitions national la
bor relations board to be allow ed
to w ithdiuw its charges against the
i B r
Two b u rn ed to death w hen gur-
age at K erby destroyed by fire
G overnor M artin tells M ultnom ah
county com m issioners penalising 35
O regon counties to help out tin* re
lief situation hi M ultnom ah county
w ould be un fair and unjust
G overnm ent trade analysts p re
dict continued let d o w n in business
fh ie e O regon N orm al football
players adm it p u t i n A shland
jew el robbery
T uesday. N ovem ber '!
Japanese shells fall dangerously
d o se to U S cru iser A ugusta In
tern atio n al settlem ent shaken t> >
te rrific attack
Ja|M ii firm ly rejects m ediation
| by outsiders in w ar w ith China,
especially by Brussels nine-pow er
treaty confluence Jap an ese am
bassador says C hina must s t o p
anti - Jap an ese
propaganda
a n d 1
stam p out com m unism
Siwmish rebel a ir raid on l.erida
kills 120 persons, including 50 etui- ,
dren.
M ayor
L aG uardia
r e - e le c te d
m ayor of New Voi k over Jerem iah
T M ahoney, dem ocrat am i Tam m y
1 hull candidate Thom as F. Dewey,
I nem esis of New York moguls n a m
ed d istrict attorney
K lam ath Falls labor council op-
posos Ju d g e A*hurt of K lam ath
Falls for U. S aenute candidacy
and pledges su p p o rt to W illis M a
honey.
P atrick II O ’Brien. C I O • i*»n-
sored can d id ate for m ayor of D e
tro it I eat I ■ I'
u*d W. Read
|M
Ja c k Hayes, 14. m em ber E u
gene high school squad, falls to
death over 125-foot d if f on Mc
K enzie highw ay
¿Reactions ¿Divided
(By A. L. IJn d b e rk )
SALEM G overnor M artin • refusal Io ir .
cede I«» the request of T ow nsend leaders f«»i <
special legislative wession m et w ith w idcl\
divergent reactions on the part of leudei . ui
the old age pension m ovem ent
G len C Wade of Pendleton. Tow n .end
m anager in the second O regon district. decluted
that no fu rth er effort w ould be m ade to bring
additional pleasure on the governor. Wade
w ho at ted as >|M*clul rep resen tativ e of t tTe
Tow nsend delegation w hich presented tin* re
quest for the special .session, praised th e got
ern o r for his courteous consideration of the
petitions W ade., .statem ent was iig a rd e d . .
reflecting tin* sentim ent of the delegation w hich
w aited on tile govt-iuoi including A r t h u i
Moore of M onmouth. Tow navnd m anagei ui
the In st congressional district
An entirely d ifferen t a ttitu d e w a ; taken
by John A Je ffre y s of P ortland. II ( ’ C ue of
The Dulles and o th er T ow nsend lead er.
•‘Thia i.s no tim e to tak e off our hut to the
governor.” Jeffrey s declared. ‘‘B ather it U a
tim e to peel our coat* and co ntinue o u r w ork
for a special session ”
The next step in the move for inure a d e
q u a te pensions, it was explained in a state-
m ent issued bw T ow nsend leaders m eeting heic
last week, will depend upon the action tak en
by the official boards of the th re e co n g re-
-sional districts on recom m endations subm itted
by the special group atten d in g the Salem m e e t
mg W hile the n a tu re u i these recom m enda
turns was not m ade public it is understood to
include th e initiation of a m easure covering
the T ow nsend program of m ore ad eq u ate |>en
hi oils financed by u transaction* tux Such a
m easure if Inittuted w ould com e before the
voters at the re g u lar election in November.«
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A ttend* Division Reunion
G overnor M artin left h ere Tuesdiiy fur
Tulsa, O klahom a, to a tte n d th e 20th annual
reunion of hi* old uriny division, th e 90th.
w hich he com m anded as a m ajor general dm
in* the W orld war. He expect* to be absent
from the slate about tw o w eeks d u rin g w hich
tim e S en ato r F M F rancltcovich of Axtoi iu
w ill officiate u* governor.
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PRIN l i l t s ’ INK BOOSTS
tricts. T he w hole parish of St.
BIG HI/.
11 am. is is read} for th e grand opeu-
T his le tte r just received
D ear
‘n * of »Heir h arvest festival and b a
zaar on T hursday. N ovem ber 11.
Mr. T aylor: I picked up your page
A rm istice day. at th e Foresters'
faith in an O utsider For did not
hall in V erboort. A delicious ch ic k
wish to tell you I received Jesu s
en d in n e r w ill be served from 5 to
C hrist as my S aviour w ho died for
M o tt
N o t ( 'H t id id u t«
T hursday. O ctober 28
8 of o’clock
iny sin. 1 am not cu ttin g the page
a m ^ m in
e n th
U e f evening
^ ^ o u n g All
and kinds
old
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F ederal reserve board's low ering for the sig n atu re as I am going to
Jam
es W Mott, congressm an from the first
E verybody cordially in v ite d —Fa- of m argin buying of securities stini- place it w here som eone else may
O regon district, will not be a candidate fur
th e r Joseph B Saal.
find it If you cart to. I w ould a p
:
ulates
buying.
L
eading
stocks
jum
p
Seventh-day Adventist Churrh
the U nited S tates senate to succeed F rederick
preciate one of the little T estam ents
i $1 to $4
W S tciw er but will seek an o th er term at his
S ervices a re held each S abbath
P entecostal T abernacle
A ction by congress to bring about 'S ig n ed ) C J. I. and the address,
'S a tu rd a y )
as follow s: Sabbath
sam e old Job he declared in q u ietin g rum ors
school Sunday. 10 a ........ I labor peace urged as an o th er Port the Irvington section. P ortland
school. 9:45 a. m.; p reach in g service D S e unday
that he was considering sta k in g a prom otion
The T estam ent w ent to h er w ith
l
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yatt,
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saw
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closes,
at 11; young people's m eeting a t classes for all ages M orning w or- j G o v ern o r M artin say- M ultnom ah the thought that she was saved by
S teiw er’s decision not to seek an o th er term
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rs ship at 11. at w hich tim e cotntnu- COU,)K’ has not adequately provided faith in on O utsider For did not
a* senator has aroused a lot of speculation u .
day
ev
en
in
g
at
8
o'clock.
V
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to probable candidates.
Jesu
C 1 hrist
to
us s 11
from
anoth-
nion w
be
served
sub-
r 1938 relief ' in * its v budget
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y service.—Dr. j cet “G od's H ealth L aw s.“ Young
P o rtlan d autom obile dealers pass ‘ e r w orld ' And is He not d ifferen t
n a tt e r H untington, p asto r
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• • m eeting at 6:45
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*how. blam ing - ■
labor
R
elief
Loeul
Problem
e te rn ity w hile w e a re created be
M adeleine
N ew brey,
p r e s id e n t. I trouble.
T he O renco-R eedville P arish
D irect relief u. d iitiu c tly a lucal prublem .
E vening evangelistic serv ice Mid-
F riday. O ctober 'it)
ings. th e w ork of his h an d s’ —“All
G overnor M artin told a delegation of f I (),
In tern atio n al settlem ent at Shang- things w ere m ade by Him; and
S u n d ay school in both churches, w eek services. T h u rsd ay and S at-
10 a. m .; w orship serv ice in th e yjrc*a^ . e' l'n in g C h ild ren 's church j hai sandw iched in betw een Chines. w ithout him w as not anything m ade
w o rk ers from I’ortlund. w ho cam e to Salem to
O renco church. 11 a. m.; w orship S atu rd ay at 2:30 p. m
All eve- and Jap an ese belligerents. Shell that w as m ade ' Even th e angels
appeal to him from treatm en t alleged to have
and
arch-angels
a
re
created
beings
serv ice in th e R eedville church. 8 n in k’ services begin at 7:45 We a re fragm ents en d an g er populace T hree
been received at Die liands of th e M ultnom uli
Even L ucifer w ho fell and becam e
p. m. W om en's M issionary society beginning special evangelistic ser- B ritish soldiers killed
county relief com m ittee
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed- vices N ovem ber 14 w ith E vangelist j All m ajo r P o rtlan d saw m ills down Satan the ru le r of this w orld d ark -
"T he atate atanda ready to m atch county
ness. the prince o f the pow er of the
o f
n esday of each m o n th and at R eed- E rnest Pow lesland
E verett, w ith peace hopes sm all.
funds in extending relief to the needy, but
v ille on th e fo u rth T h u rsd ay of Wash,
P resid en t R oosevelt says prim e air w ho has regim ented a lost w orld
the responsibility for passing on relief cases
each m onth.
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social and econom ic objective of his 1” <1°
w ill, yes. even th at old
re.sts squarely on th e sh o u ld ers of the county
F irst B aptist C hurch
S erp en t th e Devil is a created be-
ad m in istratio n is to provide
com m ittee," the governor said
P ra y e r and Bible study this w eek ! creased purchasing pow er for the I ing;
M. E. Church (Bethany)
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So o u r friend w ho pieked up the
On
R p rm a n tm v n
" , il1 m ect T h u rsd a.v a t 8 p. m. at the one th ird of th e co u n try 's popula-
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s e r ^ n . e Tv q n rP V in ' 2 u" d , »r pastoi's home, 473 E W ashington tio n he describes as "ill-clothed, tll- i p rin ted slip in th e stre e t car was
S e e s S tre n u o u s W in te r
saved by faith in Jesu s C hrist You
10T o a, h n m . Place
5 u n ' S u n < i: ,-v alI.
" ,! Morning
o1 ® 4 s - worahip at 11
V U g V H j
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day »chooi, • „ 11 ' i n a. c j ; > m - .-J
John L L ew i, warn X F of L know about Him'*
R elief agencies th ro u g h o u t O regon a r e
From all the
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faced w ith a stren u o u s w in ter in the opinion
if T PHO
he tTAStnf
pastor, V
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ho U'nc
w as absent frrtnn
from 1 of an
er inom
m em bnrebi
bership
peace e tern ities He was one w ith G od the
A Series of W eekly A rticles on the
of Jo h n Cooler, farm placem ent d ire c to r w ith
F ath er. He took the place of a s e r
services last L ord's day because of 1 negotiations bog down.
P ro b lem of H ighw ay S afety by
C ongregational C hurch
vant; strip p ed him self of his glory;
Die s ta te reem ploym ent service. C ooter, whose
illness, w ill be back again to re-
Saturday, O ctober 30
E arl Snell, S e cretary of S tate
took the form of a m an. being born
w ork takes him Into all sections o f th e state,
C h u rch school. 10 a. m . Prof. S tal- <iume his series of m essages on the
Italy recalls am bassador from of the s«n*d ot A braham W hen He
ley su p erin ten d e n t. M orning w or- T w en ty -th ird Psalm . B. Y P. U. at France.
says that th e prospect of increased unem ploy
E ducation, en fo rcem en t an d en g in eerin g
had been proved tru ly hum an He
ship. Il o'clock, w ith b rief serm on: 7 u n d e r th e presidency of Mrs. O
m ent i.s to be
11 mt every liand C u rt.n l- j
a re th e th re e v ital factors th a t w ill solve th e
Floods cause re tre a t of both sides stooped to die on a Homan cross
m ent of PW A activities, C ooter pointed out.
traffic accident p ro b lem an d red u ce th e n u m "F low ers th a t Bloom in th e Shad- w w «niger. E vening service at 8 in S panish civil w ar.
T
he
ju
st
for
th
e
unjust,
th
at
He
ow s " S acram en t of th e L ord's Sup- T his service w ill be evangelistic in
has throw n m any m en out of w ork w ith p r i
P ro m in en t Jap an ese group p ro m ight brin g us to God
b e r of lives so n eedlessly sacrificed on o u r
p er and reception of m em bers. An- n a tu re w ith a song service, special
vate industry unable to provide them w ith
streets and highw ays. T h ere is a w ide d iv e r them . "G od So L o v er th e W orld." m usic and an evangelistic m essage poses govern m en t sever diplom atic
So this P ortland w om an wus a
relations w ith B ritish governm ent.
jobs S trik es a re also raising havoc in certain
gence of opinion as to w h ich of th ese th re e
S tain er. Y oung people’s m eeting. 7
'h e Past°r. L adies of the church
Ja p a n w illing for U. S. to m ediate lost sin n er and is now a saved sin-
sections of the state w ith thousands of w omen
is th e m ost im p o rta n t an d th e com m ent of
p. m„ supervised by M rs C lyde Wl11 m eet W ednesday afternoon at in far east w ar on certain Condi- iK'r, B ut •'??' ? as Pot ? a.v,'<l ,b v ," 'r
and children faced w ith h u n g er unless relief
E. R aym ond C ato, ch ief of th e C alifo rn ia
feelings M aybe she felt religious.
Y ount.—T. A rth u r D ungan, m in 2 at the hom e of Mrs. A dam Bella. tions.
is forthcom ing.
O renco. for th e m onthly m eeting.
ister.
M aybe not. Feelings go up and clown
h ighw ay patrol, is in te re stin g in th is connec-
F
arm
ers
o
rd
e
r
C.
I.
O.
organizers
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N ovem ber 10—O rtiz W. W eniger,
w ith th e w eath er and a lot of
pastor
6 ’ j out of Y akim a county.
tion
i
things.
They
are
shifty.
T
hey
leave
T rin ity L u th era n C hurch
Prison P o p u latio n Up
C hief C ato calls atte n tio n to th e fact th a t
Sunday. O ctober 31
you FEELING saved today and
T he service of w orship begins at
The population of the sta te prison w hich
in one m o n th re c e n tly in C alifo rn ia th e re
P ru n e and n u t sheds destroyed in KEELING lost tom orrow
T
hen
R
eport
on
S
tream
P
ollution
10:30 a. m.; S unday school at 9:45.
w as reduced m aterially by reason of t h e
w ere 31 less traffic fata litie s th a n in th e
T he history of efforts to red u ce S 100.000 fire at Eugene
w h a t’ -"B ring now ju stified bv his
w holesale releases u n d er th e new "good tim e"
r m w o r t h ' “‘ M a rk 's 34 38 Y o i f ^ e M ream P°>lu,ion in O regon m ay be
co rresp o n d in g m o n th last y ear: also th a t d u r
S u p e rio r Ju d g e F rancis Joseph blood, we shall be saved from w rath
law is again back up above th e 1000 m ark, a c
H eney. 78. pioneer w estern law yer through Him ' C ounted guiltless by
ing th e sam e m onth p erio d th is y e a r th e re
cording to W arden Jam es Lewis. T he fall ses
and ju rist, dies at S an ta Monica. C hri t s blood shed for us.
w e re 5244 a rre sts as co m p ared w ith 3127 in
meeThFen ^ a y nagt f f m
SOCie<y " ‘H ^ 1 ' / —
' J ''
- ¡ “ en by R Cal.
sion of circu it courts th ro u g h o u t the sta te has
th e sam e m o n th in 1936. H e a ttrib u te s this
If you h e re and now receive
F ederal trad e com m ission recom C hrist as having cleared you by his
E Koon, ch airm an of th e board's
been follow ed by a steady influx of prisoners
im p ro v ed reco rd in a g reat m easu re to th e
advisory com m ittee and is a care- m ends rigid lim its on big business death and you have no T estam ent
into th e state institution.
ad d itio n al police activ ities. H e says:
B eaverton C hristian C hurch
ful review of past and present ef- m erg ers as one m ethod of fulfilling for d a || r ,.aftlllK' to learn how to
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‘ We a re satisfied th a t co n tro l of excessive
h ,m . drop
d , m(. a
B ible school n ex t L ord's day. 9:45 forts fo r im p rovem ent of th is sit- P re sid e n t R o o sev elts recom m enda- )ovc tru st and ()b y him
C
o
u
r
s
e
D
e
m
a
n
d
I
n
c
r
e
a
s
e
s
speed alone sp ared th ese 31 h u m an lives on
a. m. Mrs. V ernon H opper, super- u a t>on- T he rep o rt m ay be ob j tion for stro n g er a n ti-tru st laws.
line an d I w ill mail you one free
o u r h ighw ays an d we a re d ete rm in e d to keep
inten d en t. C om m union service 11 tained at th e planning board head-
M onday. N ovem ber 1
A sudden increase In study courses on the
| gladly. -G eorge N T aylor. B eaver-
u p o u r effo rts in an a tte m p t to show g re a t a. m. follow ed by preach in g by the c*uart< rs in th e S palding building
B ritish F oreign S e cretary Eden ton. (Space paid for by a business
part of inm ates of W arden Jam es L ew is' big
in
P
ortland.
e r im p ro v em en t each m onth. T his is th e
I c u rtly dism isses M ussolini's s u p p o r t, m an.)
pastor; subject. "T he C ross in H u
house at the east end of S tate stre e t w as r e
first tim e in n early th re e y ears th a t w e h av e
m an R elations." S pecial m usic by
ported th is week by Miss H a rrie tt C. Long,
show n a red u ctio n an d I am satisfied th a t
th e choir, Mrs. J. Johnson, director.
state librarian W hereas applications for study
Young people's m eeting 6:30 p. m..
en fo rcem en t alone is o u r im m ed iate an sw er
courses from inm ates of th e state prison have
preaching. 7:30: subject. "T he Un-
to th e p ro b lem in so far as w e u n d e rs ta n d it
been ru n n in g from 12 to 15 a w eek, th ere
p ard o n ab le Sin." Y oung people's
to d ay .”
w ere 77 applications filed this week. E n g in eer
ch o ir at this service. M id-w eek ser-
w
W
hile
I
do
n
o
t
b
eliev
e
th
a
t
en
fo
rcem
en
t
I low
ing, how
ever, should be in ter-
,
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i ' , ------- vice W ednesday g u m
Or.
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K oger W Hahson)
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lowing,
now ever.
ing courses predom inate in th e applications,
alo n e is th e an sw er to th e problem . C h ief
N' ^ ^edinesday. 8 p m. On F r day.
EXETER. ENGLAND To get to esting to A m ericans: - A f t e r Eng- the church, the courts stan d in th e
these including courses in m ining as w ell as
highest esteem . A m ericans have
C a to s ex p erien ce in m eetin g a d ep lo rab le
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13’ at 39 w
in ill ln be
e church
. u .—
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parlors,
a r reception
given . EnvlanH
^ n g V o from
m e ! F Â rane»
T œ a V B r in,,.
H ^ n I ! h W
O r k _i-----
t ' r!i ' » beeam
th o r m ade a great success of production,
m echanical engineering.
situ atio n m u st c a rry g re a t w eight. E v ery
oughly
organized
and
collective
bar
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but we have u tte rly failed In gov
by th e adults to th e youth of the seem s like hom e e v ery tim e I visit
en fo rcem en t agency in O regon has a respon
B ible school. A program w ill be it. T h irty y e a rs ago I first cam e to gaining w as u niversally granted, la ern m en t. F u rth erm o re, we have
N egotiations for th e rem aining p ro p erty in
sib ility to m eet if re s u lts a re to be accom
bor
tro
u
b
le
ceased
for
th
e
most
m uch to learn from E ngland re g a rd
given
refresh m en ts served — England.
Fnirlan.i T
T hen
h..n A
a
its new lib rary -o ffice building a re proceeding
r.eo
rao and
m erica w as p ro part. T he outcom e has been m uch ing b anking and foreign trad e
plished. E xcessive speed co n tin u es to be a
G eorge
H arris H atch, pastor.
its new library-office building a re proceeding
gressive: w hile E ngland seem ed to th e sam e as in th e case of th e fight G eneral B usiness Im proving
c o n trib u tin g facto r in m an y fatal accidents.
satisfactorily, according to T H B anfield. w ho
be drow sy. We used typ ew riters: fo r w om an's suffrage.
C onsider th ese things, k eep y o u r car u n
A griculture is not doing well in
C hristian C hurch
is conducting th e negotiations for th e C apitol
w hile th e E nglish used q u ill pens
W omen w ho "tu rn e d heaven and E ngland Jo h n Bull does not begin
d e r co n tro l a t all tim es, a n d h elp elim in ate
L o rd 's d ay un ified stu d y -w o rsh ip We w ore sensible clothes; w hile th e .................
....... now do not
R econstruction comm ission. It is not expected
ea rth " to .................
get the vote,
to feed him self Most of the aid to
O regon's traffic deaths.
- 5 -li 4.) a. m. ^C hurch English w ore silk hats and P rin ce j b o th e r to cross th e stre e t to exercise
th a t condem nation proceedings will be neces
-chool 9 45 a. m. P e rry D umas, su- A lbert coats to business. E levators this vote. E ver since 1 w as assistant farm ers practiced by th e R oosevelt
sary in o rd er to secure title to the p roperty.
ad m in istratio n has been tried in
p erin ten d en t. Classes fo r all ages, cen tral heating, a n d p riv ate’ bath to th e se c retary of lab o r a t W ash- E
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ngland and has failed. English
M orning w orship 10:45. M usic by room s w ere th en p ractically un- lngton. I have felt th a t "collective boys
and men still p refer th e sea to
W I,. Gosslin, secretary to G overnor M ar
choir. Serm on by Mrs. P utnam , know n in E nglast ex cep t in th e b arg ain in g ” is both fa ir and inevit- th e farm . Hence. B ritish foreign
tin. is now being m entioned as a possible
P asto r w ill preach at F arm ington at most exclusive hotels.
able in the U nited States. F u rth e r- trade has stead ily increased since
1 o clock and 8 o clock. C hristian
T oday all thus has changed. Eng-
dem ocratic can d id ate for secretary of state.
!?°.re
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.
a
fte
r
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becom
es
general.
!
1932.
1937
will
b e w ithin 20 per cent
Fi?d uaVOu 6i:3°
m
In term e d iate land has adopted all our w orthw hile U nited S tates labor unions w ill be ,,f the previous high of 1929 B rit-
Gosslin, w ho w as also m entioned as a possible
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
high school) and young people. In- c u s to m s -e x c e p t good coffee! (Som e
candidate for congress, ad m its th a t he is g iv
A rgus. N ovem ber 2. 1922—L o m e K night,
ing consideration to th e new suggestion, but
n a tiv e of H illsboro, in ch arg e
has not yet m ade up his m ind as to w h eth er
tion for E x p lo rer S tefanssen.
he w ill ru n o r not.
J. L. C row re tu rn s from
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J J« n t t he B ritish Isles have been grow ing
en cam pm ent a t Des M oines, Iowa.
E ngland ow es m uch to M ussolini tu re rs a re allow ed to u n ite in both
E fforts w ill be m ade to keep th e C ra te r
m eeting of Ladies Aid and Mis- b rig h te r and stronger. W hile we and H itler. T w enty y ears ago the foreign and dom estic pools to m ain-
Ben W. O lcott, rep u b lican can d id a te for
L ake highw ay open nil w inter, according to R.
sionary societies. Tuesday. 2 to 4:30 are increasing costs; E ngland Is English w ere a self-satisfied and in- tain prices at a fair level
governor, sp eak s to Y apacity crow d at co u rt
H. Baldock. state highw ay engineer.
P /,
‘te announcem ent in low ering them W hile we a re losing efficient people.—ex c e p t in foreign
house S atu rd ay night. F u lly 200 had to be
The a g ricu ltu ral and industrial
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Ch, ,>
' m " ' ^ I 'dnPsday> ? p- m foreign trad e; E ngland is gaining it. trad e and on th e seas. A fter the centers a te very busy w ith alm ost
tu rn e d aw ay. W alter Pierce, also a g u b e rn a
T h, rsd a v " ^ i n
d ir/ c V ,r A "
progress, m oreover, has w ar. E ngland was in a broken-dow n no unem ploym ent. W hen figures for
to ria l candidate, visits city T uesday.
B ew are of stra n g e rs peddling "cu re-alls”
T hursday, 7.30 p. m m id-w eek ser- been against g re a t odds,
Jo h n F K am na of B loom ing and Lena L in -
condition. B ut the w ar did m uch ' hom e consum ption a re studied,
for poultry diseases, is th e w arn in g issued by
v e e w ith leader. T he ch u rch 's an- L abor U nions in England
dem an of M aplew ood m a rrie d N ovem ber 1.
the state d ep artm en t of ag ricu ltu re. S everal J
for h er sp iritu a lly and intellectl- n early all show an increase due to
i
w
.d
n
e
s
H
fi®
"
n
pr
is
also
on
English
lab
o
r
lead
ers
consist
of
H ilhi d efeats G resh am F rid a y a t G resh am 'W ed n esd ay evening. L et everyone tw o d istin ctly d ifferen t groups ally A fter tak in g a needed rest fol- | the new ta riff policy w hich England
such peddlers arc rep o rted to be w orking tin
18 to 0.
low ing it. E ngland w oke up and has : adopted a few y ears ago T ariffs are
state.
keep
th
is
in
m
ind.
A
cordial
w
el-
M
any
a
re
"intellectuals"
w
ho
look
since
beert
v
ery
active
T
h
e
w
ar
Jo sh u a M errill, one of th e b est know n h o rse
• L e/ ? ry s e rv ic e ~ B L
at th e problem from a t ^ e U c a l
a basic eausp of w ar. Yet it p ro b
m
ay
have
been
a
blessing
in
d
is
m en of th is d istrict, dies a t C o rn eliu s O cto I nam , pastor.
ably w as th e only th in g for Eng
standpoint; o th ers a re v e ry prac- guise. Now M ussolini and H itler land to do u n d er the circum stances.
b e r 28.
tical. being the product of th e ra il have com e along. I do not say th at T he greatest ndvanee is in new
T h irty Y ears Ago
Methodist
Episcopal
Church
ways. th e .............
m ines
or
C
l
I
,
J
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-I
t the
liv
I mills.
I I I I I J , When
T T J Id l
I I I I X I I I T en
7 I I l hav
i o t v s e
- J frighten-
1 I I | 1»' I | -
th ese tw o gentlem
building. As I m otor about the
S u n d ay school. 9:45 a m.. C C. 1 first visited England, labor was ed th e B ritish governm ent, but they country, sm all houses are going up
A rgus. O cto b er 31, 1907—T h e re is a b ig boom
Now th at the w orld's most pow erful bom b
^ f ^ >er'i? u p crin te.ndr nt: ch.? rc ^ w o r' fighting fo r recognition. It was o r-I certain ly consolidated th e English I e v e ry w h e re E ngland is T ast" be?
in th e onion m ark et w ith W ashington county
e r has been built, the ran k in g m ilitary b rain s
r «
m ’ E ,,w orth league ganizing and strik in g . Feeling ran 1 nation into one harm onious people, com ing a nation of individually -
gro w ers v irtu a lly co n tro llin g th e price in th e
will com plete the vicious cycle by rigging up
™ PV isttm ,P w e e X n ,n l u 7 rS' i P' V(e ry hir« \ L a t e r t h e r e developed a F r o m thia angle, E ngland s e t! a ownedI home™’ T h e r^ c a n n o ib ^ UB-
n orthw est. P rice offered is $2.50 p er h u n d red .
the most pow erful an ti-c ra ft gun to b rin g it
L ^ ; , , u \ - i P ,rL ^ i CO,nc - A lexand€^ str.°."e Labor...Pa r ty •...
good exam ple for us
te r insurance of social stability.
R obert O. S tevenson of n e a r F orest G rove
down.
H aw thorne, pastor.
A fter th e W orld War. th is p a rty
____
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____ A m erican PE’D up a t D ow ning St.
n am ed state gam e an d fo re stry w ard en by
T his brings __
m e to
say
a word
G o v ern o r C ham berlain.
.
77 77 r..
.
en tered politics and secu red con- I about th e govern m en t of G reat
P resid en t R oosevelt's plan to
The eollcge cheer-len d er called for t h e
Nt.
r
ra
n
ris
f
atholle
(
h
u
rrh
.
Roy
trol
of
th
e
governm
ent.
E
ngland
w
a,
B
ritain
W
ithout
doubt
it
is
the u n ite th e dem ocracies of America.
Miss Susie Thom pson of C ed ar M ill sh o t in
w rong yell when he asked for "Hold th at line!"
T
w
e
n
ty
-f'fth
S
unday
a
fte
r
P
ente-
given
a
“N
ew
D
eal.”
T
h
e
L
abor
m
ost
able
of
any
in
th
e
w
orld.
Gov-
sh o u ld er Sunday ev en in g b y ro b b e r w hile
E ngland, and F rance in a stand for
The line held, all right, and w as penalized 15
cost: Holy m ass w ill be celebrated party, how ever, soon learned th a t in ern m e n t in E ngland I.s a profession w orld peace w as well received here.
d riv in g to P o rtla n d on C o rn ell road.
yards.
S u n d ay m o rn in g at 8 and 10 o clock, ru n n in g a nation th ere a re o th er for w hich people train from th eir As a result, A m erican stock has ris
R. I. Cate, re a l estate m an, d ies h e re O c
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A serm on w ill be preached from the factors to consider besides w ages youth. Its lead ers and public ser- en 100 p er cen t in th e m inds of e v
to b e r 27.
noly gospel a t both masses. T he and hours. Increased w ages a n d I v an ts a re both honest and capable eryone. T his w as a m asterstroke
It w as one of the boys a t the hobo conven
T ons of steel piled up a t T u alatin fo r con
C h ristian d o ctrin e class w ill lx? held sh o rte r hours sent u p costs so m uch U nlike A m erica and F rance, all the given at ju s t th e right tim e. I sin
tion w ho rem ark ed th n t m oney d id n 't b o th er
stru ctio n of H illsboro b ran ch of O regon elec
a fte r th e 8 o clock m ass for all pub- th a t E ngland could not com pete in people of G reat B ritain hav e co n fi cerely hope th e P resid en t m eant
him —it w as the lack of it th a t hurt.
tric.
ne
school
children.
A
t
3
o
clock
in
w
orld
m
arkets.
T
his
resulted
in
un-
denee
in
th
e
ir
governm
ent
Yet
a
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w hat he said nt C hicago and has
R. L. M cPherson of F o rest G rove and Miss
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
th
e
solem
n
opening
of
em
ploym
ent.
S
unday
at
Hyde
P
ark
w
ill
convince
since repeated. S u rely an o th er E u ro
T he Jap an ese claim the C hinese have vio
F annie C aw rse of N o rth P lain s m a rrie d O c
the w o rld -w id e devotion to "O ur
S tran g e as it m ay seem to A m er- anyone th a t E ngland leads th e pean w ar w ould be a g reat blow to
to b er 30.
lated th e rules of w ar by using poison gas.
M other of P e rp e tu a l H elp w ill be- icans, th e L abor p arty recognized w orld in freedom of speech as well us in th e U nited S tates w h eth er or
N ight calls th e crow black.
Miss F lo ren ce T ongue leaves fo r Boston,
gin. A red em p to rist fa th e r from it had "b itten off m ore than it as freedom from crim e
not we a re in it. Yet by m erely a n
Mass., to atten d Boston co n serv ato ry of m usic.
P o rtlan d w ill be w ith us fo r th a t could chew ." A coalition govern-
In th e U nited States, I am so rry nouncing now to G erm any and Italy
I V. and J. B. T ru llin g er lay foundation for
A G erm an scholar has decided m an has
occasion. All th e m em bers of o u r m ent then cam e into pow er To to say. resp ect for the co u rts is b e th a t in case of conflict we will back
new building on T h ird stre e t for fu n itu re ! parish a re req u ested to a tte n d th e some extent, th is coalition govern-
15 senses instead of five, m aking the recovery
ing
underm
in
ed
by
th
e
governm
ent
E ngland and F rance, th e re will be
factory.
aituation nine time* m ore acutv in certain n a
I stu d y clubs in th e ir resp ectiv e dis-1 m ent still ru les E ngland. T he foi- itself. N ot so in E ngland. N ext to no w ar.
tions.
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