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n f r. i.g f o R n an c u s .
tt tlt . s p o r o .
n n r c o w
T,
J-
JRillsbonjjffcV q us
W ith W hich 1« C n tn h ln c tl th e m ile h o ro Independent
H llle b u r o A n r u t . luted
H llle h o r o In d e p e n d e n t. 1»7S
Red Cross Needs You!
t t r ’ il .iy . N n v r m b p V 1 1 . 19*17
union's "pence proposal" a.i propa
Church Services
gundn amt says boycott of C. I. O
(tim ber w ill enntlnue
C hiang Kai Slick oppose.; direct
negotiations w ith Ja p a n for s e t
tlem ent of the far eastern conflict
M onday. N ovem ber tt
C hinese open co u n ter offensive
to isolate a Jap an ese to n e south ol
S hanghai estim ated al 35 IKK) m en
S uprem e court turns dow n im oth-
II elnillenge to tight of Ju stice i
Black to sit on high court
Mark A May
iH prom inent
P ortlander, dies
Wide coast area hit by heavy
rains.
Los A n g eles b a rb ' >r closed by or-
d e r of m aritim e ((‘d elatio n i.i-
viutse o f F ilipino deckhands tn
. place of Scundiniivian
I ’ r e s i i l c n l Roosevelt calls co n fer
ence l o d eterm in e w ays to com bat
slum p in business Q uestion is
w h eth er Io cu rtail or increase e x
penditures.
Longshorem en in P o rtlan d refuse
Io load disputed lum ber
H erbert Hoovei w arns nation lo
guard against ' poison of p ro p a
ganda
Tuesday. N ovem ber !>
C hinese yield S hanghai and J a p
anese lake full control
P resident Roosevelt in T h a n k s
giving proclam ation declares thut
"w e hove no selfish designs against
o th er n a tio n s"
G lendale. C al
a ir p o r t h e a d
shoots w ife mid friend, found in
Politics ¿Brewing
T he Red Cross roll call is on, be
F irst Kapiisi C hurch
g inning today and lasting for tw o
M c K inney a m . kinney , publisher»
lim lh rtli )
M id-w eek p ray er und Bible study
(B y
P u b lis h e d T h u r s d a y — E n te re d as s e rond-cla ae m a tte r In
w eeks! Join!
h o u r w ill m eet T hursday evening
th e p n s to ffie e a t H ills b o r o . O re g o n
SAI.EM U ndaunted by the menaci »f a
i' Sunday school. 9 45. M orning
T here should be little question of at
w orship nt It. at w hich tim e the
political frost, thut ever present th reat t< pi e-
VCRNE M c K inney
M rs e . c M c K inney the response to the a p p e al for m em p asto r w ill bring an o th er m essage
Editor
m uture sprouts tn the p rim ary garden tw o
A M e c ía te E d it o r
bership in this great h u m an itarian
in th e -c rie s on the T w en ty -th ird
prom inent Oregon demot tu ts , have already
I
'
s
a
i
i
n
.th
e
subject
will
be
"The
o rganization, w hich has accom plish
O F F I C I A L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
blossomed forth as lull fledged candidati . für
Yullv}
of
D
eath."
We
invite
all
to
Selected aa O regon’» Best W e e k ly N e w s a p e r. 1930-36
public office
ed so m uch good in tim e of need and
th is a n d ever} service B Y. P U
N a m e d on A ll- A m e r ic a n W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r K lc \e n
1930
Edw ard It Aslmrst. K lam ath county c ir
N ational C hairm an Cary
at . Evening serv ice at 8 You w ill
H o n o ra b le M e n tio n N a tio n a l E d it o r ia l A o n . N e w s p a p e r d isaster.
P ro d u c tio n C o n te n t. 193 4-3 5; G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e . 1935 T.
c u it Judge, tiie. annoim eed his
intention to
G rayson say s: "M em bership in enjoy this service as it is inform al
.I'.'k Hie dem ocratic nom ination for U nited
and evangelistic
If you like to
T h ir d p la r e w in n e r In t w o n a tio n a l n e w « p a p e r
the
Red
Cross
is
the
o
p
p
ortunity
for
sing com»' to this service.
The
r o n tM ta in 1937— G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e a n d Reel
S tales senutoi. w hile H enry Oleen state re-
every citizen to an sw er ‘p re se n t’ in church w ith a hearty w elcom e to
E d it o r ia l P age
f o r w e e k ly n e w s p a p e rs w ith
pi eseiitulive from Uolumbla county, lias let it
c ir c u la tio n » o x e r 1,000.
all O rtiz W. W eniger. pastor.
th e cause of hum anity. The Red
lie know n that lie uapires t<> the D em ocratic
Cross belongs to the people. It is of,
nom ination foi governoi O leen s deelm alion
S u b s c rip tio n K a te» S t r ic t ly Caah in A d v a n c e
C ongregational Church
was broadcast over the state through a len g
P e r ye a r
12.00
T h re e m o n th s
I by. and for them . Its service is in
N
w
em
ber
14
C
hurch
school.
10
Six m o n th s
1.15
P e r copy
thy printed statem ent reciting Ins record In
.05 the nam e of all. and accorded to all
a
tn
Pi
f
Stalley.
su
p
erin
ten
d
en
t.
O u ts id e O re g o n
public office anil culling on all "(aim ers wage
M orning w orship w ith serm on at
In o th e r states
needed, reg a rd le ss of race,
32.50
Foreign co un trie s
33 50 w hen
curuers. hom e owner. s. pensioners and u n e m
11.
"U
ndisturbed
la
w
's
"
A
nthem
.
creed or color. .M embership in the
ployed" tn eo-np.'iate for the betterm ent of
I Am A loha." S ta in e r" Young
M e m b e r: O re g o n S ta te
living conditions in Oregon. A..I1111 st's en try
g rea t Red Cross dem ocracy of m erc\
people's m eeting 7 p m . su p e rv is
F ir s t A n d ite d P a per.
E d ito ria l A n o c ia t i o n
L a n re s t A B C W e e k ly
into the political race brought a sharp rebuke
ed by Mrs C lyde Yount T A r
a
n
d
com
passion
is
dem
ocratically
and N a tio n a l E d it o r ia l
C ir c u la tio n in W e s t.
Association.
from K lam ath Falls labor organization! wlo>
th u r D ungan. m inister.
w ithin th e reach of everyone.”
see in his candidacy a m enace to the aucce s
T h e H ills b o r o A r g u s assum es no fin a n c ia l re s p o n -
M em bers last y e a r in th e sta te s
S t . F raneis C atholic C hurch. Roy
of Ins fellow tow nsm an. Willi.; Muhnney, win»
a ib ilit y f o r e r ro rs w h ic h m a y a p p e a r m advertisem ents
is also believed In liave Ills eye on the senate
H oly Mass w ill b e celebrated
4,904.-
p u b lis h e d in its c o lu m n s b u t in cases w h e re th e p a p e r an d insular territo ry to ta le d
Sunday at 8 a in
T he second
is a t f a u lt i t w i l l r e p r in t t h a t p a rt o f an a d v e rtis e -
.scut
000
and
this
y
e
a
r
the
goal
is
5.000,-
m e n t in w h ic h th e ty in > g rn p h ic a l m is ti ke occurs.
Mass vvill he said at 10 30 A s e r
Janies W Mott of Sulem, w ho lust week
000.
mon w ill be preached at b o t h
den ied thut lie had any intention of trying
Masses from the holy gospel T he
Red Cross roll call solicitors arc
out for tiie sem itorslilp post now held by
v o lu n teer w orkers in the cause of C hristian D octrine class w ill be
F red Stlew cr. Is now believed to be u n d e r
held a fte r the 8 o'clock Mass for
hum anity. They are not only giving all th e ch ild ren not a tte n d in g our
going a ctinngi- of lie . li t Al least tie lias been
quoted as .saying that hi- is giving the situ s-
of th e ir tim e and energy, but of school. At 3 p in th e devotion
h o m e m a k in g love
One of the h ap p iest days in the th e ir m oney. C ourtesy should m ark
tiou serious eousidei utiou.
to "O ar M other of P erp etu al Help"
U tility sh ares in dem and on
lives of m any of us was experienced
w ill be held Next F riday evening
stock exchange as result o f m o r e
Prom inent republican lenders w ho e n
th e ir reception and everyone should
a stu d y clu b w ill be held at the
ju st nineteen y ears ago today. The be sufficiently ac q u ain te d w ith th e
conciliatory a ttitu d e o f SIX' tow urd
I K N O W V O U 'L L S C O L D A\E F O R BUN IN O T H C S F
joyed the hospitality of H arry llanfleld, P o rt
priest's house for all o u r high
|
utility
com
panies
land m anufacturer, at a week end party ut hit
w ar w as ended. An arm istice had
4AAOAZINE5 F B O M T H A T PON* BUT I CAN'T H E L P
w ork of th e Red Cross to req u ire a school boys and girls and also o th
J R am say McDonald. B ritain's
beach home last week w eie quick to deny
been signed betw een G erm any and
e
r
boys
and
girls
of
the
sam
e
age
T
H
N
K
IN
G
THAT
A
\4Y
0£
GOME
O
T
H
E
R
M
O
T
H
E
R
W
ILL
'
l
i
l
y
labor
prem
ier,
dies
(uddenjy
m inim um of the so licito r’s tim e in O th er study clubs for a d u lts w ill
that th e gathering laid any political .signifi
t h e allied com m ander, M a r s h a l
&E O O O P T O O U R T O M M Y . H E S A L S O T R > IN G T O
aboard a s h i p ell route to South
cance w hatever a little too quick, in fact, p.
ex p lan atio n .
be
held
in
d
ifferen
t
sections
of
E
rnest
S
im
p
so
n
,
form
er
husband
Foch. The nig h tm ares of w a r soon
be convincing The guest list Included m any of
W O R K H IS WAY T H R O U G H C O L L E G E ,
o u r parish. Next F rid ay
evening
. of D uebios of Windsor, a n n o u n ce'
ttii' s ta ll's most active republicans, several of
gave way to th o u g h ts of hom e and
th ere wall be the re g u la r choir
plans to m arry an o th er A m erican
w hom have been m entioned ns possible ca n
practice
R ehearsal w ill b e g i n c
loved ones and how soon it w ould
I woman.
didates for governor ami U nited Stall'
i'iii-
am ong 20 young m en and women decide and you a re xsked to bring
P resident Roosevelt offers public
be before we w ere back in those old
your
idea
to
present
Tim
e
w
ill
be
tur
for a C hristm as play to be given
utilities in d u stry co-operation of
given
fur
this
W
ednesday.
8
p
m
boyhood haunts.
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D ecem ber 23.
F a th e r Joseph B each w eek is choir night. Mi>
j ad m inistration on condition they
Saal.
; agree to comm on law valuation of
Ju st a few short m onths before it
F lorence K ram ien. director. T h u rs
45 Ypjirs in I’riiion
W e Hope So
I properties In re tu rn lie said, they
day. 7:30 p. m . m id-w eek serv ice
looked like a m a tte r of y e a rs and
C alvin Judy, w ho died at tin' O regon state
Foursquare Gospel C hurch
A short tim e ago this colum n com m ent
could expect a virtual m onopoly,
w ith leader and w eekly topic - R
prison Friday, had apent 45 of his km years os
any th in g m ight happen. The picture
M
attie
H
ow
ard,
fo
rm
er
u
n
d
e
r
ed on th e b elief of a n u m b er of W ashington
subject to th e decision of nuinici-
I..
P
utnam
,
pastor.
an inm ate of that tn illtu tlo n Ju d y was r e
T hursday. N ovem ber 4
i pnlities to e n te r pow er business
changed com pletely from Ju ly 18, w riters th at the New Deal is tem p erin g its w orld c h a ra c te r and ex-convict, con
ceived at tiie prison in D ecember. 1893. sen
d ucting a special cam paign. Services
and is being steered in a m ore con
iv u i »■■■ U
R eputed plan of D uke und Duch-
M
aritim
e
com
m
ission
proposes
1918, to N ovem ber 11. The addition course,
tenced to serve a life sentence for killing a
W kM M V tr W ill. H illsboro
| W indsor to cancel visit to governm ent sh ip b u ild in g in c a s e
n ig h tly e x c e p t S a tu rd a y at 7:30.
serv ativ e direction. R ecent events add a u
of h u n d red s of th o u san d s of fig h t th o rity to th a t view.
neighbor tn the Loon Lake d istrict of Duug-
Miss H ow ard w ill speak th re e tim es
T hursday 8 p m. S erm on subject. V S rep u d iated by form er king
p riv a te en te rp rise fails to act
on Sunday. 11 a. m . "W hat C onsti "The Dead in C hrist." F riday eve- 1 P rojected n u d -term convention
lus enm ity over a line fence q u arrel He was
ing A m ericans had given renew ed
The p resident is talk in g of b u d g et-b alan c
tu te s a C h ristian :" 2:30 p. m . special rung w ill u n ite in the m eeting a t I debated by republican pal ly lead-
paroled in 1900 by G overnor C ham berlain, but
ing and th e re has been a cut-dow n in fed
courage and hope to th e B ritish and
ItlS
H
O
P
h
a
s
s
i
l
l
PHI
lit)
III
AKT
serv ice for w om en only; 7:30 p. m . F o u rsq u are ch u rch w ith M attie ! ers in Chicago
th ree years Inter was retu rn ed to the prison
eral activities, notably in th e relief field.
French. The A m e ric an s q u i c k l v
' I.e p e rs of T o d a y ." —R ev. J . W il H ow ard, evangelist S unday at 8 p.
Ray H inson of Bingham . Minn.. I /And w hy did the ro o m fu l of
for violation of his parole For m any years lie
A nd th e sen tim en t of congressm en, w ho a re
,
P
ortland
business
men
sit
forw
ard
m.
th
e
pastor
w
ill
speak
to
th
e
m
in
liam
C
an
n
ain
.
pastor.
w ins national corn h u sk in g c h am p I to catch every last w ord when
proyed them selves in f i g h t i n g
had ticen a privileged ch aracter ut the prison
w o rried by th e stock collapse, is generally
isters
on
th
e
them
e,
"M
eeting
D
iffi
io
n
sh
ip
at
M
arshall.
Mo,
enjoying privileges us u trusty’ and devoting
against crack G erm an divisions and
Bishop T aylor Sm ith. Bishop of
in favor of tak in g a cautious line.
culties."
W oman attack ed by octopus on L ondon, beg an to spi-ak’ And why
K-averton Church of Christ
his tim e to p u tterin g around at such odd Jobs
won m ajo r victories.
A continuance of this tre n d could do as
hore
at
Fort
Bragg.
Cal
F
isherm
en
B ible school next L ord's day. 9:45
ns his fancy dictated
was he chosen to serve all those
Whosoever Will
A m erica has paid and paid fo r m uch as an y th in g to encourage business.— a. m . Mrs. V ernon H opper, su p e r
effect rescue and slay "monster. .
years ;us B ishop of West A frica''
In d u strial News Review.
(A bove N o rth P lains)
I P o rtlan d saw m ill seeks vote of ■ And w hy w as he called to head
inten d en t. L ord's S u p p er w ill be
h er p a rt in th e te rrib le conflict.
j em ployes to settle tie-up
•Milk W eek Sot
S
un
d
ay
schdol.
10
a
m
C
lasses
observed
at
11
a.
m.,
a
fte
r
w
hich
the
th e religious w ork in th e B ritish
T housands of th e flo w er of A m eri
p asto r w ill b rin g a m essage on "The for everybody C lela Elliott, s u p e r
Friday. November 5
arm
y
d
u
rin
g
th
e
W
orld
w
ar.
d
i
U rging rilizcns of O regon to Juln In tlo»
can youth paid th e suprem e saeri-
C ross in H um an R e la tio n s" special in ten d en t. M orning service subject.
T he b o x er w as m arrie d in th e rin g ju st
obi r v . in e e of N ational .Milk W eck, N o v e m ln r
D uke of W indsor puts off tour of recting llK) and m ore chaplains In
m usic by th e choir; C h ristian E n "T he C h u rch 's P erfection." S un d ay I U. S for study of housing and in the six ex p ed itio n ary forces"
f i c e, w hile v e te ra n s ’ h o s p i t a l s
before he m ade his professional debut. Love
14 to 20. (1 v ern o r M artin poinls out thut ut
deavor. 6 30 p. m ; preaching. 7:30. evening a t 8: serm on su b ject. d u strial
A ruddy, w insom e Englishm an,
th ro u g h o u t th e land a re filled to at first fig h t no doubt.
conditions
because o f
Hits state alone th ere ar 31) (KKJ d airy farm«
subject. "C h rist Seeking th e Lost." "C rying B a b ie s" Tuesday, all day g rav e m isconceptions” over h i s nearing eighty years, speaking to
rep resen tin g a net worth f m nre ttinn $206.-
overflow ing 19 y e a rs a fte r w ith the
Mi d-w eek B ible study and p ra y e r p ra y e r m eeting. E vangelistic s e r motives.
the thousands h ere on the coast us
000.000
w a r’s victim s. O u r erstw hile allies
service W ednesday. 8 p. m A recep vice 8 p. m. S ubject. "G one w ith
P resid en t Roosevelt says th at he one of the Moody C entenary team
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tion fo r th e B ible school w ill be th e M orning "—M elvin E. Jam es, alw ays has advocated b ringing th e and next due in A ustralia for a n
look upon us as Shylocks and refuse
given F rid ay in th e ch u rch p a rlo r pastor.
T ourist T ra d e Guilts
tw o w a rrin g labor organizations in o th er series of m eetings over th ere
to pay th e ir honest w a r debts to us.
at 7:30 p. m. A p rogram w ill b e giv
So you see him. A frican h e a th
to unity.
A m a te ria l in cre ase in O re g o n 's to u rist
W a r is h ell! No one know s it any
A m erican
en and refresh m en ts served. P a r
F A R E W E L L A t 'T l M N
G. O. P chieftans in session at e n . B ritish Tom m ies
trad e this y ear is noted by S ecretary of S tate
A Series of W eekly A rticles on the
en ts of th e ch ild ren a re invited — F a r e w e ll A u tu m n , lo v e ly A u tu m n !
b e tte r th a n th e v e te ran s of our w ars.
C hicago adopt plan w hereby a p ro crow ds and th e English g o v ern
Sin'll from rep o rts filed w ith his office With
M u t t w e * a y g o o d -b y e ?
P roblem of H ighw ay S afety by
G eorge H. H atch, pastor.
gram com m ittee of 100 w ill adopt m en t all tre a su re tile bishop
They a re re a lly o u r g re a te s t p a
O h »ueh scenes o f w o n d ro u s b e a u ty !
tw o m onths still to go registration of foreign
W hat is it then deep dow n in
policies.
E arl Snell. S ecretary of S tate
M u s t th e y fa d e a n d d i e ’
cifists, but th e y rig h tly adv o cate
e m an th a t gives him such a
ears this y ear already exceeds the record for
All Saints Fpiscopal Church
O ne of th e m ost enco u rag in g things e n
See th e g o ld e n leaves a re f a llin g .
Soviet am bassador to U. S w arns th
a d e q u a te p rep a re d n ess to p ro tect us coun tered in th e safety w o rk being carried
S ervices fo r th e 25th S unday a ft
193« by m ore th an 41MK) Snell attrib u tes this in-
F a llin g r ig h t a n d le f t ,
nations of w orld ag ain st m atching g rip on us hum ans" First He Is n
crease to the advertising of O regon's re c re
e r T rin ity : H oly com m union. 7:30 An«i t o us th e re com e» a sadness.
in our a sp ira tio n s fo r peace.
stren g th w ith “o u r red arm y .” R us man of the BOOK With him it is
on by m y d ep artm en t is th e in te re st m an i
A
s
o
f
one
b
e
r
e
ft.
THY
WORD
HAVE
I
HID
IN
a. m : S u nday school. 9:45 a. m .;,
ational assets as m uch as to the betterm ent of
sian b a ttle forces d eclared ready
T h a t w a r of tw o d ecad es ago fested in every section of th e state. H u n m
MY HEART Again tie know s his
o rn in g p ra y e r at 11. C hoir re h e a r
econom ic conditions throughout th e nation.
for test.
s a d ly w e e p in g
Lord.
Not
as
a
figure
that
once
should serve as a g re a t lesson to us. d red s of letters have reach ed me. all c a rry sal T h u rsd ay evening a t 7:30. It is N a T tu e a r e r- , d r to o p o * , seems
fr o m th e s k y .
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Saturday, N ovem ber 6
g suggestions as to w ays an d m eans for
w alked across the stage In G alilee,
v ery im p o rtan t th a t all m em bers be H e a r th e m a.» th e y f a ll a b o ve us.
Should show th a t every conceivable in
U. S. defeats atte m p t to let F ar b u t as tiie ev er present pow er In
W h ile th e breezes s ig h .
red u cin g th e n u m b er of accidents on our
p
resen
t
as
w
e
a
re
p
re
p
a
rin
g
our
D
ikcrim
ination
U
nfair
m eans of p ro p a g a n d a will be used highw ays: schools th ro u g h o u t th e sta te a re C h ristm as m usic. T he Y P F. w ill
E astern peace conference in B ru s ins own life. W ith the Apostle
a r o ld A u tu m n h o w w e lo v e y o u !
A pica by M ultnom ah county officials for
sels lap*«' into oblivion a fter d e le Paul lm can snv 1 LIVE. YET
to d ra w us in should a n o th e r g re a t using th e lite ra tu re an d tex t book on safe m eet w ith Ted G a rd n e r S unday ev e D e -More
th a n to n g u e ca n te ll.
m ore generous state p articipation In su p p o it
gates of 19 nations send note to NOT I. BUT CHRIST l.IVETH IN
t o t e ll us p la in ly
conflict occur. E ffo rts to show the d riv in g sent out by th e d ep artm en t: n ew sp a n in g at 5:30. T his w ill be a social B u W t e tim m e ust seem»
of dire it r e l i e f f a i le d to move G overnor M ar-
Jap an o ffering services as m ed ia ME. T he d ay -b y -d ay life of the
say fa r e w e ll.
hour. "R obert Lee." th e y o u n g son
o th er p a rt of th e w orld how to act p ers and radios have been u n stin tin g in th e ir of
tors.
tin The governor declared thnt an y dlscrlrm -
u tte rly su rre n d e re d C hristian
i s
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. B u rn ett, was O f t y o u ’ve chee red o u r h e a rts w h en w e a ry
fu
rn
ish
in
g
of
space
fo
r
p
resen
tin
g
th
e
facts
D uke of W indsor, angered by on n .supernatural plane and in the
nation III favor of M ultnom ah county w ould
should be fo rg o tte n . W e should to th e public; and, u n d er th e directio n of b aptised last S unday m o rn in g H a r O n l i f e ’» to ils o m e ro a d .
!
o
u
tb
u
rsts
of
criticism
from
U.
S
bishop von see it.
lie un fair to the o th er 35 counties and advised
n c e a t t h y r a r e b e a u ty
w ith honor ten d to ou r k n ittin ’ and Hugh Rosson. active local organizations com ry J S cott of P o rtlan d an d Mrs. V. J u M s t ade a a g la lig
and E ngland th at resu lted In his
A nd lastly B ishop T aylor Sm ith
h t e r lo a d .
the M ultnom ah offieials to revise th eir budget
keep o u r noses out of o th er coun posed of com m unity leaders have been set W. G a rd n e r w ere sponsors. C on
cancelling trip to U. S . announces has the S hep h erd Heart T hat lit
so as lo place social security needs first. F ig
atio n instructions w ill begin F a re w e ll A u tu m n . lo v e ly A u tu m n ’
th at he is a p riv ate citizen and th a t tle tw in k le in th e eve. th at te n d e r
trie s ’ a ffa irs so th a t the hell of w ar u p in a n u m b er of th e larg er to w n s of the firm
F rid a y ev ening a t 7:30. T hese in r T h o u g h yo u fa d e a n d die.
ures presented by the M ultnom ah officials
he
w
ants
to
be
left
alone.
ness
and
concern
in
th
e
voice
all
state
and
a
re
actively
a
t
w
o
rk
on
th
e
p
ro
b
will not be visited upon our children
stru ctio n s a re open to a l l —R eginald You w i ll com e a g a in t o ch e e r us.
show ed that approxim ately o ne-third of th e
P
o
rt
of
Coos
Bay
m
ay
be
elosed
say
th
at
every
soul
lie
m
eets
is
the
In
th
e
b
y
e
a
n
d
bye.
lem
of
traffic
safety,
p
a
rticu
larly
as
its
a
f
Hicks, vicar.
taxes levied in Hint county a re for social s e
or our c h ild re n ’s children.
unless d ispute betw een longshore man for w hom C hrist died A frican
- ID A E V E R IT T B R O W N .
fects th e ir own tow n. T hese organizations
Nineteen Years!
Other Editors
Highlights in
the Week's ^l^en s
Oregon s Traffle Deaths
w ill w ork to b rin g about elim in atio n of
physical hazards, to ed u cate th e public in
safe driving, and. w h en ev er necessary, to
pro m o te enforcem ent.
The suggestions th a t have been m ailed
to th is office have been of g re a t v alu e in
p lan n in g the work. Some h av e p resen ted new
ideas th at have carried re a l m e rit and all
have been g reatly appreciated. T he in terest
in fu rth e rin g this w ork show n by th e ir a u
th o rs has been added incen tiv e fo r going
forw ard.
I am convinced th at su b stan tial progress
h as been m ade, but it is only a b eginning as
com pared w ith w hat can be accom plished. If
you have a suggestion, if you have an idea
as to how our accident reco rd m ay be im
proved. it w ill be ap p reciated if you w ill
send it to me. addressed E arl Snell. S ecretary
of State. Salem . Your suggestions m ay help
to red u ce O regon's traffic deaths.
Good Results
M cM innville, from accounts in the
M cM innville T elephone - R e g i s te r ,
like H illsboro, is in th e th ro es of
p u ttin g into effe c t a new tra ffic
ordinance, w hich a m o n g o t h e r
things lim its p a rk in g on th e m ain
business blocks to one hour and bans
double parking. The chief of police
of M cMinnville is in ch arg e of a
m em bership drive fo r an ‘‘overtim e
p ark in g club,” m ade up of individ
uals who have paid “ dues” of $1
each to th e city, and, from rep o rts,
seem s to be quite successful.
The new tra ffic code here w as
m ade necessary by conditions, w hich
w ere steadily becom ing worse. Vio
lations r a th e r th a n observance seem
ed to be th e rule. Now, how ever, F ifte e n Y ears Ago
A rgus. N ovem ber 9 1912 — W ashington
city officers, backed up by th e new
code, are enforcing the regulations county ex h ib it a t Pacific In tern atio n al L iv e
stock exposition attra c ts co n sid erab le a tte n
and g e ttin g good results as a tte ste d
tion. W illiam S chulm erich is in ch arg e and
by less sn arled tra ffic conditions.
is assisted b y D an B u rk h alter.
Local police officers are entitled
W alter P ierce elected g o v ern o r by big
to th e co-operation of th e citizens of m ajo rity over Ben Olcott.
S ister M ary C lair, d a u g h te r of Mr. and
th is com m unity and should have it
Jam es M orrissey of C ornelius, dies at
sm ilingly. If given a fa ir chance on Mrs.
ary's N ovem ber 2
th e p a rt of the people, and th e of St M
C harles L aF o llette elected m ay o r of C o r
ficers receive th e backing of t h e nelius.
m ayor and council, th e new tra ffic
Mrs. R achel B ird Ford, p io n eer of 1847,
dies at Sherw ood O ctober 28.
plan should w ork out fo r the best.
ran k Bores of P u m p k in R idge dies N o
The new tra ffic code w as passed vem F ber
5.
w ith th e intention of m aking it m ore
Miss Ju lia F lin t and D onald W. M cInnis
convenient fo r th e g re a te st num ber m arried at Scholls N ovem ber 5.
of people to use th e stre e ts and
H ilhi loses first fo o tb all gam e of season
p a rk in g space. Above all it was in to St. Helens.
Follow ing city officials elected: A. C.
ten d e d as a service to fa rm e r friends
m ayor; E. L. M cC orm ick, reco rd er;
and visitors from elsew here. An Shute.
W. V. B ergen, tre a su re r: E. L. Johnson. J. B.
h o u r’s p a rk in g tim e should enable T ru llin g er and L ester Irelan d , councilm en.
C ounty boys' an d g irls’ club lead ers' as
a person to tra n s a c t th e average
am o u n t of business and will prevent sociation fo rm ed w ith N. A. F ro st of W atts
as president.
th e chronic overtim e p a rk e r f r o m
Ju d g e B agley elected circu it ju d g e w ith
ta k in g up all th is space.
no opposition. S tate rep re se n ta tiv e s nam ed
T he im provem ent is so g r e a t
include L. M Hesse. E d w ard S ch u lm erich
a lre a d y th a t m any w onder why real and L. M. G rah am . F. W. L iv erm o re elected
e ffo rts w ere not m ade before t o county com m issioner.
Mrs. M arth a J a n e Jack , bo rn a t W itch
ease up th e tra ffic snarls by check Hazel
in 1851, dies h e re N ovem ber 7.
ing dou b le p a rk in g and p u tting a
T
hirty
Y ears Ago
lim it on p a rk in g in the m ain busi
Argus, N ovem ber 7. 1907 -O b ed C . T h o rn
ness blocks.
burgh, 96. d ies a t hom e of son. A m bers
Our Yesterdays
C hief of P olice F re em a n put in
som e good licks w ith a rak e on the
v acan t lot b etw een th e P enney store
an d th e old I’ow ers sto re last week.
P a in te d signs on e ith e r side re fe r to
it as th e “ H illsboro P ublic G a rd e n s,”
but fo r c o n sid e rab le tim e it has been
m ore o f a public w a s te b a s k e t.
Í
T hornburgh, a t F o rest G rove N ov em b er 3.
Was oldest m an in county.
C o nstruction w o rk sto p p ed on P. R Xt
N. and m ach in ery sto red u n til w o rk opens in
spring.
P S. A nderson sto re a t R eedville d e
stroyed by fire w ith loss of $4000. T en -y ear-
old d au g h ter b u rn ed about face.
M ichael Boyd, 84. p ioneer of 1857. dies
on his d onation lan d claim a t D illey, S unday.
M rs W illiam H. C onnell, w h o w as bo rn
n ear H illsboro in 1849, dies h ere N o v em b er 3.
men and em ployers en d s soon.
pagan o r London cabby; B ritish
Trinity Lutheran Church
S ir Forbes - R obertson, n o t e d soldier o r M. P .—for euch he lias
M otorists D rive F ar
P u b lic w orship at 10:30 a. m : Sun
, S h ak esp earean actor, dies in L o n his w ord of ch eer or verse of
The av erag e m em b er of the A m er don.
d ay school at 9:45. Serm on topic.
S cripture, tre a su re d and tried out
"C h ristian V ictory"—Rev. 2. 17. You ican A utom obile association trav els
G o v ern o r M artin, atte n d in g 90th for him self and passed on to others
13.567
m
iles
a
year,
it
w
as
revealed
a re co rd ially w elcom ed to w orship
' division reunion at Tulsa. O kla , "W E W ILL GIVE OURSELVES
in a su rv ey of to u rist h ab its con : strik es out at d ictato rsh ip s and CON
w ith us.
TINU ALLY
TO P R A Y E R
ducted by th e O regon S tate M otor j class hatreds.
AND THE M INISTRY OE THE
association's
n
a
tio
n
al
h
ead
q
u
arters
WORD said th e Apostle P eter
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
Sunday, N ovem ber 7
in W ashington, D. C.
Church
S en ato r Byrnes. S outh C arolina A nd w hat follow ed? AND THE
says an o th er effort w ill be m ade in W O R D O E GOD INCREASED
B ible school at 10 a. m.; p reach
V isibility is w o rse for the m o to r ¡congress to force com m unities and i THE NUMBER OE D ISC IPLES
in g serv ice a t II a. m ; C hristian
ist
d
u
rin
g
th
e
fall
th
an
any
o
th
e
r
IN
JERUSALEM
1 states to co n trib u te 25 p er cent of M U LTIPLIED
E ndeavor at 7:45 p. m. M issionary i
| GREATLY. What about you and I’
m eetin g th e last W ednesday of each tim e of th e y ear, th e U nited S tates the cost of federal w o rk -relief
L. C. P eters. Los A ngeles, killed Can th e g reat S hep h erd o t the
m rn th . Ali a re co rd ially welcome. w eath er b u reau in P o rtla n d has
—J. F. Cibson. m in iste r.
t f found R educed speeds and fre q u e n t w hen tru c k crashed into his a u to S heep use you and me w hen and
b rak e and tire cheeks a re reco m m obile on highw ay n ear Tiie Dalles w h ere He w ill G eorge N. Taylor,
m ended as th e b est w ay of avoiding
A F. of L. P o rtlan d policy com B eaverton. (T his space paid for by
First Church of Christ. Scientist autum n accidents.
t
m ittees assails C. I. O. saw m ill a businessm an).
S erv ices a re held e v ery Sunday
at 11 a. m ; W ednesday evening
services a t 8 o'clock; S u n d ay school
at 11 a. m . P u p ils 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.
(By R oger W. Babson)
vide m edical a tte n tio n fo r child i S p irit of Love becom es a controlling
S u n d ay 's topic. "M ortals an d Im
BRISTOL, EN G LA N D — I h av e | b irth at a reasonable price to young factor ran this old w orld be saved,
m ortals."
fitted to be th e p aren ts of
T he churches of G reat B ritain and
been h ere for a w eek atte n d in g persons
-
th e g reat A nnual M eetings of eer- good citizens. K eep th e churches , A m erica m ake up the on»' orgaRiz-
tain of th e "F ree C hurches" of Eng- I open aB th e w eek as a ch ild re n ’s ' atinn w hich can brin g about real
Sevenlh-day Adventist Chnreh
S ervices a re held each S abbath land and W ales. F ran k ly , th e P ro- ' clinic and day nu rsery . S urely, chil- | and lasting prosperity. If the
(S atu rd ay )
as follow s: S abbath testan t chu rch es o v er h ere a re in i dren a re th e foundation of the churches ar<- w eak today, it is bp-
school, 9:45 a. m.; p reach in g service a slum p even g re a te r th an they a re
church. ! cause they have becom e en tangled
at 11; y o u ng
people's m eetin g a t in th e U nited S tates and C anada ¡2 R einstate fam ily p ray ers. S u n -I w ith w orldly affairs; it is because
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eetin g T h u rs- T hey are losing th e young people; day observance, respect of elders, I }.hev hnve tem p o rarily forgotten
d ay ev en in g at a t 8 o'clock. V isitors church atte n d a n c e is co nstantly d e - , tem perance, b e tte r social conditional th e ir real task and goal. Neverthe
are w elcom e a t a n y service.—Dr. d in in g ; and gifts to m issions a re and o th e r p rin cip les w hich m ade less, we all should support the
W alter H untington, pastor.
tf rap id ly falling off. T his sad c o n religion in th e past a g re a t pow er in churches w ith attendance and fi
dition. how ever, is causing a few of our com m unities. No church nor nancial strength.
The principles tnught b y t h e
th e church lead ers to w ake up and school can ta k e the place of hom e
T he O renco-R eedville P arish
ch u rch once m ade the rh u rc h peo
S u n d ay school in both churches, tr y to ascertain w hat i.s causing training.
ple
th e leaders of th i^ r com m unity
10 a. m .; w orship service in the th e tro u b le and w hat can be done 3 E ncourage and p ro tect th e econ-
and th e nation
O nly a s t h e
it.
O renco church, 11 a m.; w orship about
a » •»,«-,
«v____ ______ i omic independence of church m em -
serv ice in th e B eedville church, 8 gres,iveeS? e X r S rged f^^ U h n « ! ^ ' C ongregations w ill u n ite to in- ch u rch es have forgotten th e Im
p ortance uf larg er fam ilies, g reater
p. m. W om en's M issionary society which mean tak in g reUgion serious- '
ra re in the tra in in g of children,
m eets a t O renco on th e th ird W ed iy iris?« ad of playing w ith it:
.
faT ' pe?sot a m ore fam ily prayers, b e tte r S u n
nesday of each m onth an d a t R eed
r e l‘« ‘ous '"S tru ctio n Klfts , hrouf?h (he churcK , 'forpcast day observanee. respect for elders,
ville on th e fo u rth T h u rsd ay of (a)
econom ic independence, and s p irit
each m onth.
tf in th e homes.
a t as y ears go on. ch u rch m em bers ual power, has the influence of the
<ta> A re-em p h asis on conversion th
of G reat B ritain w ill cease to b e church w aned. M any of the p o liti
or “being born again."
M. E. Church (Bethany)
long to o th e r associations, clubs. cal. social, and in tern atio n al d iffi
d ay ,
churches
| e t i , b u t w ill depend w holly for culties of today a re d ue to the
On G erm an to w n road. S un
u .,Ua
,,
.
...
.service e v ery S unday, 10 a. m. S un- all 1 the
n w eek w ith m an y m ore, but ! th e ir secu rity on th e ir ch u rch co church failing at its job.
d ay school, 11 a. m .—Jo h n Place much sh o rte r services.
o p erativ e m ovem ents.
Need for W orld Revival
pastor.
tf 'd l H elping people econom ically 4 M em bers w ill keep out of debt
G reat B ritain is p e rm ittin g its
through th e co -o p erativ e and o th er
ex cep t fo r th e purpose of b u y in g a churches to re tre a t no fu rth e r Once
social m ovem ents.
again
they a re to m arch forw ard.
Methodist Fpiscopal Church
Of all th e d ifferen t church d enom hom e on a safe long-term co-oper
S u n d ay school. 9:45 a. m., C. C. inations in G re a t B ritain, I believe ativ e m ethod. M em bers w ill be The th re a ts ag ain st civilization by
W eber,
su p erin ten d e n t.
S unday th a t the B aptists a re m aking th e know n for th e ir self-control, Indus- I M ussolini, H itler, Japan, and oth-
m orn in g w orship a t 11. S unday m ost progress; th e M ethodists com e try . th rift, and good habits, Min i rs a re aw akening the churches to
even in g w o rsh ip a t 7:30. Young second; w ith th e C atholics th ird in later* w ill en d eav o r to m ake th e ir action. May the U nited S tates and
people and a d u lt groups. 6:45 p. m. grow th T he C hurch of E ngland is congregations th e h e a lth iest and C anada join in this m ovem ent for
V isitors w elcom e. A le x a n d e r H aw - undergoing a "renaissance;" b u t it m ost efficient people of the com righteousness. T his will be my
th o rn e, p astor.
bas a iong w ay to go w hen one con m unity. An ann u al physical e x a m m essage upon my re tu rn to A m eri
f)u r churches cannot in d efin ite
siders its prestige and property. ination m ay some day be a re q u ire ca.
ly sit upon the fence! We m ust
Christian Church
Surely, n e ith e r w ealth n o r g reat m ent fo r ch u rch m em bership in courageously
ta k e a stan d o n i
L o rd 's d ay unified stu d y -w o rsh ip cath ed rals alone can m ake an ef-
The ch u rch es of G re a t B ritain fundam ental questions.
service, 9:45- 11:45 a. m. C hurch fective church.
F inally, let me say that when
w ill once m ore preach th e pow er of
r h il. 0:45 a. m Cla.1-i s fo r all Five British Solutions
we really try to follow Jesus, we
ages. M orning w orship. 10:45. Mus-
English people a re com ing to be- faith an d p ray er. T h e re w ill be w ill seek to have o th ers follow
ic by choir. Serm on. “W hat It T akes lieve th at th e hope of the w orld lies m any m ore, blit shorter, church ser-> Je su s too, a s did our ancestors.
to M ake a Good C h u rch " by Mrs. not th rough b a n k e rs ' o r m anufac- vices. M inisters w ill encourage the We w ill learn th at o u r ab ility to
R. L. P utnam , m inister. C h ristian tu re rs' a sociations. n o r through la- g ath erin g of sm all groups a t d iffe r lead a happy life w ill depend u p
E ndeavor. 6:30 p. m.. in te rm e d ia te bor o r o th e r unions, n o r through e n t tim es and for d ifferen t purposes. on th e ab ility of others to lead it
'h ig h school) and young people. B oards of T rade, n o r even through I.e t’s T ry R eal Religion
also. T his is w hy o u r ancestors o r
B ible stu d y fo r adults. 6:30 p. m. school and colleges. T hese people
What w ill these ch u rch es preach? ganized home and foreign m ission
In terestin g stu d y of Book of R evc- a re g rad u ally realizin g th a t the F irst of all. they a re fra n k ly recog a ry w ork and local revival se r
lation led by pastor. E vangelistic churches hold th e k ey to real pros- nizing th a t real religion has—-except vices in th e ir own com m unities.
service, 7:30 p. m. Song serv ice led perity. In b rin g in g this about, I fore- by a few individuals—n e v e r y e t We, like they, w ill then learn th a t
by young people’s choir. Serm on. cast th a t the denom inations of been tried ; th a t to apply it m eans we can save o u r own children only
"W hat C h rist is to M e," by Mrs. G reat B rita in w i ll adopt the f o l a social revolution w h erein all of i os we save o u r neighbors’ children,
P u tn am How w ould you tre a t this lo w in g in no vation s:
us, w h eth er nations o r individuals, We w ill then be as anxious to sta m p
su b ject'' T h at is w hat Mrs. P u tn am 1 M ake it easier and less expen w ho have, m ust v o lu n ta rily g ive up; out sin as we are now to stamp
w ould lik e each one a tte n d in g te«; sive to have and raise children. Pro- th a t God is Love and o n ly as the out o u r in fe ctiou s diseases.
Leaders cAroused by British ' Religious Slump
cu rity purposes w hile an o th er o n e-th ird goes
for the paym ent of debts rep resen ted by bond
issues.
( 'onsitler
( ases
Two cases w hich may decide the fab' of
pin ball
bull and slot m achines in O regon have
been set for arg u m en t before the suprem e
court on N ovem ber 17. Both eases a re up on
appeal from Polk county Because of the s ta te
w ide im portance of the issues Involved it i.s
expected that the court will expedite its d e
cision and that an opinion w ill be handed
dow n before the end of the year.
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A ttend« Reunion
O regon had th ree governors in as m any
days last week. When G overnor M artin cross-
ed the state hue on his wHy to Tulsa. O kla-
horna. F. M $ ranciscovich of A storia, became
g o vernor by v irtu e of his position as president
of th e state senate. The n ex t day Franciseo-
vieh had to go io O lym pia. Wash, on legal g
business w here-upon the executive m a n t le '
autom atically descended upon the shoulders of
H airy Botvin of K lam ath Falls, speaker of Re
house of representatives. G overnor M artin *
e j e c t e d back at his desk tom orrow (F riday)
a fter atten d in g the annual reunion of his old
division the 91st at Tulsu and spending a
few days as the guest of the governors of
O klahom a and Texas.
O regon will be feeding at least 00.000 men.
women mid children this w hiter, according to
G overnor M artin. T he num ber includes in
m ates of state institutions as well ns those on
roller And tin* needy
w ho ure eligible to
pensions.
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♦
O nly 15 state c h artered savings and loan
associations are now operating in O regon com
pared to 22 five y ears ago, according to C or
poration C om m issioner Jam es H azlett Assets
2 i o « 7 ? z i ,Omei2,<; c" r P,iri'9 " '^ decreased from
*19.645.141 in 19.12 to $14.656.861) in 1937. llaz-
le tt’s rep ort shows.
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L ester A. Wilcox, form er superin ten d en t
of schools at Lebanon, has accepted nppoint-
m ent as a deputy in th e office of Rex Putnam ,
sta te su p e rin te n d e n t of public instruction W il
cox has been in educational w ork in Oregon
r-G i"L 'b,7 " ! y/ ' ' " S " ‘achln* n l S p rin g fie ld and
C latskanie before going to Lebanon in 1928.
dots in Jest
O ne of every th ree children born in the
w orld Is Chinese, statisticians report. J u s t to
provirie Japanese bombei is w ith plenty of lar-
gets.
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G erm any decides th e nam e "A m erica" is
of T eutonic origin. P robably to be used as
basis of Its claim if H itler derides to annex
the w estern hem isphere
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H ig h -fly in g swan crashes In to hospital
T hought the stork was the on ly b ird
u h u J ow
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T he Duke of W indsor gave up the English
ih ro n c for Mrs. Sim pson and now gives up
Scotch w hisky. W hich is the real teet of love?