Pip? Tiffi
3RIlEbonjS^\r g us
f í Tr T pT*n p.n A P .rr.n ,
ttt T. t n p n p n , ô n p n n k
Ttiiir-Jnv, TVv.'rnlirr '*. 1r'', T
ate truce to perm it •ett lenient ut 1
con Ici ence t.»l»l«‘
U ’ anti B ritain 1« 11 Jap an of
W it h W h ic h Is C o m b in e d th e f lilla b o r o In d e p e n d e n t
1 th e ir (•oncent o\ cr an v Japanese at
Hill«bc>eo A n r ti« , 1R94
H illftb o r o In d e p e n d e n t, 1ST3
('» n trc g a tie n jl C h u rrh
Aid to Com m unism
i tem pt to intet f« i o \\ Uhi integi it> of
M c K inney * M c K inney , publisher»
iiri \
I itllllil-i k I
D ecem ber 5 church school. 10
I ’hm c
inai itinie rush» in*
Fai l B row der w as last year'* can d id ate for
P u b lis h e d T h u rs d a y — E n te re d in aeeond«claM m a tt e r In
in . P rof S talley. su p erin ten d e n t,
P re aUeilt Hoo - a f i t and «tenu»
th e p o a to ffic e a t H U H b o ro . O re g o n
presid en t of th e U nited Slates, on th e eoin-
SAI EM
wa predicted in tlii eo i.
m orning w ership at 11 w ith serm on
1 crai ic leaders leach de ei uon to <le
n uim stie ticket: he is th e re fo ie this country's
limn ‘evcrnl week : ago th e re will I * no
A Cloudless Sky
A nthem . Ami
w verne M c K inney
l« i action on tax law revision until
M rs e c M c K inney
N u m b er O ne C om m unist In B row der's book
lax levy agaiied property for 'tali* pur-
E d it o r
lie d Shall Wipe Awav
Coombs
A s s o c iâ t» E d it o r
January »• non OinnibiH lull de
What is C om m unism ” he devotes a chapter , ■ Young people's m eeting. 7 p in . di-
f
pose; next y e . u
Form al announcem ent
ii'.iicd to a n t h i i .n n
and budget
"W hat About Religion
w herein he trankly
r, eted by Mi s C lyde Y ount T
(he tat«* lev y vv a . m ade hv the tax eoiurnr.
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
anil piovide .ml to fin ins pi.m in'd
stales, th at com m unists propose to and do use
A rth u r D ungau, m inister
ione, Saturday
Selected aa O re g o n 's Be«t W e e k ly N e w n a p e r. 1*30.56
Spanish N ationalist and I.nettled
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 E le v e n . 1930
relig io u s bodies and religious lead ers to p ro
regim es ivjet t n eu tral efforts to
W iiv* i of the properly levy, how ever,
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 Aaan. N e w s p a p e r
T u alatin Plains P resb y terian
m ote th eir cam paign for a Soviet A m erica
I bring about aim tier before I ’bri t
P ro d u c tio n C o n te s t, 193 4-3 5; G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e . 1933
was not due to any deciea e in sta b ' e x
Church
Tw o stages in ttiis cam paign may be d istin
I ma -
p e n d itu re.. hut wu brought about entirely'
T h ir d p la c e w in n e r In I w n n a tio n a l n e w s p a p e r
Bible school at 10 a. m : p reach
B r itis h
I r o e p s o r d e r e d tn put
guished: First, p re p arin g the ground for th eir
« •» te a ta in 1937— G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e a n d Beat
by the iiieica.c in levintii". frulli incoine
ing service at It a. m.; C hristian
I down te rro r» m in J e n w w le m f o b
v iolent p ro letarian revolution: second, th e a c
E d it o r ia l P a ge
f o r w e e k ly n e w s p a p e rs w it h
taxes On the contrary the levy takes ad
E ndeavor at 7:45 p m M issionary
) low m g hanging of «.heik
c ir c u la tio n s a v e r 1.000
tu al stag in g of this revolution
vantage of the full per ei'iit itici » asc allow e l
m eeting the last W ednesday of each
Hight to picket food to n 's w hich
For th e first h alf of th e ir program they
by the sitile constitution in o rd er to p io .
S u b s c rip tio n R a tes S t r ic t ly Cash in A d c a n c «
month. AU a re cordially welcome.
I r« m a m o p e n o n Sundax upheld b\
in ten d to use religious bodies and leaders, just
vole for grow ing costi of ■late goV. ruinent
Per year
J. P Gibson, minister.
tf
i Hi mt court hi M ultnom ah county
32 00
T h re e m o n th s
as they are religion and all
S ix m o n th s
1.15
P e r copy
S unday. \ i h ««inbci
In calling atten tio n to this .situation th< ■tax
O ut wide O re g o n
A K of I. laps saw m ill tru ce plan
F or th e second h alf of th eir program , they
comm ission w arned that if th e busines-
F
irst
C
hurch
or
C
hrist.
S
cientist
I n o th e r s ta te s
32.50
F o re ig n c o u n trie s
3.' SO
in P ortland and call church group
propose to use, along w ith the others, suer
ce.ttttion continues, augm ented in this • late
Services are held ev ery Sunday
schem e propaganda
m em bers of these religious bodies as they hav t
by labor eoiitrov r les which have sh u t
at 11 a m
W ednesday evening
M e m b e r: O re g o n S ta te
Japanese tak e position that Jap an
“co n v erted " into full-fledged. liK) per
it
dow n many of I h» lai ger in d u -1 i n- < it ma v
s
e
n
ices
at
8
o'clock;
S
unday
school
F ir s t A u d ite d P a per.
E d it o r ia l A s s o c ia t io n
does m t h . i \ e to consult G reat B rit
Largest ABC Weekly
com m unists. T he o th ers w ill be deal: w ith
at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to th e age
be necessary Io r sui t to a propel ty le V V
a n d N a tio n a l E d it o r ia l
ain and the U nited State* regarding
C ir c u la t io n in W e s t.
w ays th at may easily be surm ised.
A sso cia tio n .
of 20 years a re welcom ed. F ree
again
in 1939
its actions m Shanghai
reading room open on W ednesdays
As v erification of th e above th e follow in:
T his s the se comi tim e n the his ry
Republican
C
hairm
an
H
am
ilton
T h e H ills b o r o A r g u s assum es n o fin a n c ia l re s p o n -
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. n t
quotatio n s from pages 146 and 147 of B row der'
say •; it is duty of congress to revise
of the s ate that it has been pottttibf to
a ib ilit y f o r e r ro rs w h ic h m a y a p p e a r in a d v e rtis e m e n ts
S unday's topic.
God th e Only
book a re illum inating. What B row der says:
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
H"t» t \e lt policies responsible for a
w aive I hi state pr o p e ily levy h >th Will i.:
C
ause
and
C
reato
r
"
is u l f a u lt i t w i l l r e p r in t t h a t p a r t o f an a d v e rtis e -
m ajo r business recession "
and w itiä lit tin* si X per c ut h* •. t h n J.
The u n ited P o n t w ork of com m unists
m e n t in w h ic h th e ty p o g r a p h ic a l m is ta k e occ u rs .
Spanish rebel chief. F ranco pro
t the ineomt» tax. the fourn i oc a .io n h •
. . . brings them into contact w ith large sec
Seventh-day Adventist Churrh
claim s blockade of all governm ent
tions . . . connected w ith ch u rch in stitu tio n s
ing in 1932
S ervices a re held each S abbath
ports
We com m unists tak e th e ir religious b e
T echnically, of com e th ere is '.till i
(S atu rd ay )
as follows: S abbath
Homer Martin., president United
liefs into account . . . This does not m ean
sm all state levy against pro|x ity T hut i<
school, 9 45 a. tn : p reaching service
A utom obile W orkers, declares that
th at we cease to reg ard religion as a c a p ital
f> mid m thi» lev y for elem ental y .sell«» -I
at 11; young people’s m eeting a t
a sink«' during the present business
The a n n u al T uberculosis C hristm as
ist-co n tro lled institu tio n . . .
pm po .es w hich is included in the .tale
2:30 p. nt. Ih-ayer m eeting T h u rs
j rccessicn might tu rn public .-enti-
Seal sale is on th ro u g h o u t th e county
"C om m unists believe, as M arx pointed
levy but which, for all practical purp o o «
day evening at 8 o’clock. V isitors
, m ent against labor
out at the very b eginning of his career, that
are w elcom e at an y service.—Dr.
and p u rch ase of th e seals is fo r a
i in reality a countv levy inasm uch a . the
Monday. N ovem ber
th e so cial function of religion and religious
W alter H untington, pastor.
tf
revenue from this goe.s through the hand .
N ational labor lelations h«s;ird
w orthy cause. R eturns from th is sale
in stitu tio n s is to act as an opiate. . . .
1 attem pt io bring about peae»» be-
•f dati fficials
have been a p a rtic u la r help to th e
"Of course, com m unists do not consider
tw een A F of 1. and (' I O in
The Orrneo-Keedville Parish
In
effort to keep w ithin a *nfe m ar-
county h ealth unit in its w ork of con
religion to be a p riv ate m a tte r insofar as it
battle over P ortland saw indl work
gin I i th e ir estim ate of state revenues for
S unday school In both churches,
concerns
m
em
bers
i
n
o
u
r
rev
o
lu
tio
n
ary
ers blocked w hen A F of 1. de
ducting tuberculosis clinics. It has
193H th e tax com m ission has placed colic
10 a. m : w orship service in the
party. We stan d w ithout any reservation’s
m auds com plete .surrender of ( ’ I
been pointed out th a t in cases found
O renco church, 1! a. m : w orship
lions from Incom e taxes for that y ear at
for ed ucation th at w ill root out beliefs hi
O
M
eeting
includes
all
f«iction>
service in th e Reed.vitle church. 8
$4 33 704 67, w hich i • ap proxim ately $t < nn >
to have a positive reactio n to th e test
th e su p e rn atu ral, th at w ill rem ove th e re
A
F
of
1.
prom
ises
finish
light
p. nr. W om en’s M issionary society
(MN) below actual c o l l e c t i u n s for th e c u rren t
ligious p reju d ices w hich stan d in th e way
w 11 h I ’ 1 O
and w hich needed a follow -up t r e a t
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed
> ..ir In th u s reducing their entim ute on In-
of
organizing
th
e
m
asses
for
socialism
.
.
.
U.
S.
dem
ands
Jap
an
talk
things
m ent or X -ray p icture, aid w as given
nesday of each m onth and at R end
c nie tax revenues, the tax com m ission e x
But as far as religious w orkers go. th e party
over
w
ith
V
S
belor«*
altering
ville on th e fourth T hursday of
by th e W ashington C ounty H ealth
does not insist th a t they aban d o n th e ir b e
plained they wa re prom pted by feai that
m aritim e custom s serv ice of C hina
each month.
’ tf
liefs
before
th
ey
jo
in
th
e
p
arty
.
We
s
u
b
association in cases unable to a ffo rd
F ear restriction of com m erce of
1937 incom e, upon w hich next v ein ' ta x e .
ject
th
e
ir
religious
beliefs
to
carefu
l
and
non-Japanes«'
nations
will be based have suffered »-rious -Jirink-
the work.
M. E. Churrh (Bethany)
sy stem atic criticism , an d we ex p ect th at
P resident Ho«»se\elt asks c o n age principally d ue to labor trouble«, w hich
The county quota on the- seals this
th ey w ill not be ab le to w ith stan d th is e d
gress to cut cost of hom e building
On G erm antow n road.
Sunday
have d u se d dow n m any of the larger iw-
u cational process. It is o ur ex p erien ce th at
; ls aid to economic stability R educ
y e a r is nearly 200,000. w ith a sum of
serv ice ev ery Sunday, 10 a. m S u n large nu m b er of m inisters and m em
null.- and allied operations
th e ir w o rk in th e m ovem ent w ill b ring them
tion in down paym ents and fin a n c
day school. 11 a. in —Jo h n Place, bers of th e ir congregation from O re
app ro x im ately $2000 to be raised .
•
•
♦ ♦
to see th e co rreectn ess of o ur v iew point on
ing costs asked
pastor.
tf gon and W ashington All evening
P urchases, no m a tte r how sm all, are
th is question.
Het.ul sale in 257 independent
services begin at 7:30 Come and
Move
A
gainst
M
ilk
im p o rta n t in re a c h in g th is goal and
stores m O regon show four per
bring vour friends w ith you - J F
"It is sig n ifican t th a t t h e com m unist
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hepmt.s leaching Salem fruin a p p a re n t
cent increase in d o llar value in
S hackelford, pastor.
party, m ore th an an y o th er lab o r group, has
everyone has a chance to do his ot
D ecem ber a: S unday school. 9:45
ly au th en tic .sources Indicate that plans a re
O
ctober. 1937. over O ctober. 1931»
been ab le to ach iev e successful u nited fronts
h e r part.
a m . C. C W eber, su p erin ten d en t:
now u n d er way in P ortland to subm it to
Tuesday. N ovem ber 30
Trinity Lutheran Church
w ith ch u rch groups. . . . T his is not due to
T hursday. N ovem ber 25
church w orship. 11 a. m ; E pw orth
P resid en t Roosevelt, in u rg in g th e
Or Donald Erb. acting head of
the voters an in itiativ e m easure for repeal
any com prom ise w ith relig io n as such, on
P ublic w orship at 10 30 a. m : S u n
A dm inistration leaders decide to d epartm ent of economies at S tanford
Leagues
and
Forum
.
6:30
p.
m
;
of th e milk control net. A utocratic pow«-i s
su p p o rt of this cause, says in p a rt:
o ur p a rt In fact, by going am ong th e r e
church w orship. 7:30 p. m — A lex day school at 9 45. Serm on topic. I drive farm bill through in special university, nam ed ¡»resident of U ni
(•»ntamed in the .n t giving the control
ligious masses, w e a re for th e first tim e able
“ The aid of every A m erican is n e e d
"T he Last Ju d g m e n t"—2 Cor 5. to. session.
a n d er H aw thorne, pastor.
versity of Oregon w ith $7ab0 saun v
to b rin g o u r an ti-relig io u s ideas to th em "
heard the lig h t to fix the price or m ilk
You a re cordially welcom ed to w o r
Japanese advance to a point h a lf
ed in this cause. T uberculosis is ev
P resident Ko< evelt in nu ssage to
ns well as the fai t thut tin- act v irtu ally
ship w ith us.
In v iew of th e above, it is a m a tte r of
way betw een Shanghai and N an congress
Beaverton Christian Church
ery b o d y 's pro b lem .”
asks that federal aid for
closes the door against any new d is trib u te r
king.
p ro found re g re t th at P o rtlan d 's M ethodist M in
B ible school. 9 45 a. m . each
•onstruet ion be g re a t- en terin g th e O regon field,
S en ato r Lodge of M assachusetts state highw ay O pposition d« v<*lop:
a re said to bl
isters' association an d o th er local clergy a re ap
L o rd s day; com m union service. 11 St. Francis Catholic Church. Roy
I
y
reduced
the principal objections t. t li e mcasurtf
p aren tly e n terin g in to B row der's ingenious
Second S unday in A dvent Holy proposes change to n eu trality act to am ong solorv but hom e building
a. nt.. follow ed by preaching, su b
limit
p
resid
en
tial
discretion
Mass
w
ill
be
celeb
rated
S
undav
w
hich
has
been
the
center
plan, as u nsuspectingly as a flock of lam bs a p ject The W orld's G reatest Coming
of b itte r figb.tt
backed.
w ith eleven aboard missing plan
in the past tw o legislative s
proaches th e m an w ith th e larg e knife. Of
Event. " special m usic by th e choir. m orning at 8 and 10:30 o'clock T he In Plan
Jap an ese naval forces
ze A m eri-
O
ntario.
Can
serm
on
at
each
ma$s
w
ill
be
p
re
a
c
h
this, th e ir recen t d em and th at th e local "red
Mrs. J. Johnson, director; C hristian
ned tug Felting at Shangtiai
T housands of w o rk ers are idle and
H oliday traffic ham pered by can-ow
squad" be su p p ressed is an o th er illu stratio n .
E ndeavor. 6:30 p m.; preaching. 7:30 ed from th e Holy Gospel Sunday
a b u s e fine.
H u n te r .May Resign
th e ir fam ilies a re su ffe rin g th ro u g h D etectives, or officers, in v estig atin g those s u b p. m.. subject "How May I Know school a fter th e 8 o'clock mass De storm . Sw ollen rivers sw eep coast and A labam
a selected to play Coli-
ays
out th e co u n try as th e resu lt of ju ris versiv e elem ents w hich seek to d estro y o u r Tb.at I Am S aved?" Song service led votion in honor of O ur M other of highw
A lbert H H unter, chairm an o f the S tat *
form
a
in
Hose
Bowl
Nev
Y<*nr
(I.«
v
T ruce by unions opens port of
P erp etu al Help." 3 p. m.. followed
Industrial A ccident commission, is resign-
New hopes -i-en in P« tlnnd saw-
dictional disp u tes betw een C. I. O. g o vernm ent as w ell as th e in alien ab le hum an by th e young people's chorus.—G eo by benediction of th e blessed sa c ra Coos bay a fte r 18-day suspension
H
H
atch,
pastor.
ing
his
poe sition due to ill health according
and th e A. F. of L. W hy cannot a rig h ts of each one of us. a re forced to do a
Ja p a n and G erm any broadcast m ill peace conference.
m ent S tudy C lub class for all high
to reports about the capital The sc r<’|x»rt i
certain
am
ount
of
"spying:"
th
is
is
an
essential
"hym
ns
of
h
ate"
against
com
m
un
school
boys
and
girls
every
W
ednes
tru c e be w orked out so th a t these
Christian Churrh
indicate that w hile H unter will give up his
p a rt of th e w ork of a d etective. B ut according
day evening C hoir practice F riday ism.
m en m ay go b ack to e a rn in g a living to th ese m in isters “this is u n -A m erican and
L ord's day unified study-w orship evening. O ur forty hours devotion in
place on the com m ission proper he w ill bo
F
riday,
N
ovem
ber
26
fo r th em selves and th e ir fam ilies?
u ta in e d in th e organization in a m inor
follows too m uch a fte r th e p a tte rn of th e sp y service. 9:45-11:45 a. m ' C hurch ho n o r of our Lord in th e blessed
S u p erin ten d en t B arnes is in a
P ortland saw m ill peace conference
school. 9:45. classes for all ages sacram ent will be opened n ex t M on.
H unter, w ho was appointed t »
End th is su ffe rin g .
ing system com m on to th e d ictato rsh ip s of
P ortland hospital w here he is h a v • »1 a* ity
M orning w orship. 10:45. m usic by- day m orning w ith a high mass at set for Monday.
tiie com m ission by G overnor Meier, wa..
It is a m a jo r reason fo r m uch of E urope." In o th er w ords, we m u st give full choir. W om ans day service w ith 8 o'clock follow ed by a serm on A
P resident R oosevelt m aps plans to , ing a ligam ent in his shoulder treat
formt rly a resident of Union countv.
ed His shoulder has bothered him
rein to th ese reds and th e ir su sp ected sym
M rs O. F. M urphy of P ortland, short serm on at 3 p. m for the c h il aid business, offers five-point p ro for some tim e
th e p rese n t econom ic tro u b le s fac in g
pathizers. H ow ever th ese la tte r am ong w hom
gram
Tax
revision
asked
as
soon
os
speaker.
Local
M
issionary
society
in
th e natio n a n d m ost a ssu red ly d e a p p ear to be som e local m inisters, h aving co ch arg e of service. C hristian E n d re n and the m ain serm on at 8 p m bill can be prepared
Seniors Win
Plan N •\V H atchery
The sam e h o u r of services w ill be
All of S hanghai grabbed by Jap - | At assem bly W ednesday it was
m ands in terv en tio n on the p a rt of the
operated w ith v ario u s organizations th a t are
deavor. 6 30 p. m. E vening service. held Monday. T uesday and W ednes
announced
that
the
»•
mors*
vv<
re
the
Platu foi th e erection of a new fish
anese.
P
o
rt's
rich
revenues
aw
ait
in
backed up. sponsored b y reds—can blam e no
adm in istratio n .
7:30. is in ch arg e of I’res K endall day. T he Rev. F ath er Thom as of the
w inners of the program <• » n t e - 1 A
hatchery on Fosi.-r . r, ek trib u ta ry o 7
one b u t them selves if they a re ju d g ed by th e
B urke of N orthw estern C hristian R edem ptarist F athers P ortland, will vader's seizure as civil ru le follows party in honor of these seniors will
W hy c an n o t these w o rk ers in th e
Hogue ri
in
C u rry county w ere un-
College Eugene. Music bv N o rth assist F ath er Saal. T he solemn clos troop control
com pany th ey have been keeping and th e red
various gro u p s w ork side by side, activ
m ainced here ' I
S en ato r M cNary criticizes new be given by the p articip an ts of the
'■••k b ) l i") . i n,.i Mm
west college m ale q u artet. M em bers ing w ill be next W ednesday
ities of those w hose cause th ey have been
th
ree
o
th
er
cla
-es
farm bill, holds O regon in tere ts ig
tin T he hatch cry. it wax explained, w ill be
w h e th e r in one union or a n o th e r or espousing.
and friends a re asked to bring p ro ning at 8 o'clock, th e feast of e.V
the ' i nored.
S p ir it s N o t I h m p e n r d
erected by th • stale fisti com m ission an d
duce. apples, canned fruit, etc., for Im m aculate Conception, w hich is a
non-union? It should be possible in
W ednesday night w as the night
O n -# n is ju s t now seeth in g w ith unrest,
Industrial Em ployes Union head
will b e d e v o t e t to the propagation of .sal-
th e school dining hall T uesday aft- holy day of obligation.—F a th e r Jo s
th is country, w here th e p rin cip les of strik es an d p o ten tial w ars b etw een classes and tern
of
o
u
r
annual
b
onfire
T
he
rain
suggests P o rtlan d saw m ills re-open
o on th e m onthly jo int-m eeting
mon.
d
id
n
't
dam
pen
th
e
sp
irits
of
tin
ral-
liberty and freedom have held sw ay factions. T h at com m unism prom otes such h a te of L adies' Aid and M issionary soci eph B Saal.
in disregard of ju risdictional war
betw een unions and give w orkers , liers in fact ttu r e w ere m ore stu-
breeding. peace-d estro y in g m ovem ents can be
ety w ill be at th e parsonage. 431 S.
fo r m ore th a n 150 y e a rs and resu lte d
M
otorists
w
ho
ro
a
r
through
heavy
T hirteen thousand pounds of O i . k n
chance
to earn living u n d er city or dents than expected Si.m e E G.
denied
only
by
its
dupes
and
sym
p
ath
izers
N inth avenue T uesday, 7:30 p. m..
in a h ig h er sta n d in g of living th a n
stu d en ts cam e al.-o. but they w ere
flax tw ine will bi* used by Uncle Sani'.i
Hence, if reds an d those w ho aid them , can
m onthly board m eeting. C hoir night traffic in a vain effo rt to "m ake stati* pr<itection.
about
as
w
elcome
as
a
test
on
M
on
in any o th er nation on th e face of th e shackle o u r law -enforcing agencies on th e p re each W ednesday. 8 to 9 p. m. S in g tim e" w ill do w ell to note th e r e C. I. O rallies forces in St. Louis
navy next year. The huge o rd er was placed
day Then* w a s serp en tin in g uptow n
sults of a recent test in Chicago,
WKh a Salem mill this week due to th e
e a rth .
te x t "th at th e ir d u ties do not ex ten d to cen ers invited and urged to be prom pt. w here a bicycle proved the fastest in effort to halt operations in Ford ! a fte r the bonfire Nt» rough stu ff this
M otor com pany's St. Lotus plant.
Influence of G overnor M arlin and S en ato r
T hursday. 7:30 p. m., m id-w eek s e r
so rsh ip of th e th o u g h t o r action of th e citizens
This continued strife b e t w e e n
y ear nary a tom ato in sight.
m
eans
of
trav
el
th
rough
dow
ntow
n
M 'N ary w ith the navy departm ent
Saturday, November 27
w ith leader. Sunday. D ecem ber
Som e people have stran g e w ays
unions, w ith lea d e rs b a ttlin g fo r pow n o r th e q u estioning of th e ir patrio tism ," th en vice
12. U niversal Bible service. A nyone traffic. Skill and jud g m en t a re far
*
*
*
«
P resident R oosevelt sta rts for fish of celeb ratin g a n ational holiday
m
ight
w
e
n
o
t
as
w
ell
resign
o
u
rselv
es
to
m
ore
im
p
o
rtan
t
th
an
reliance
on
e r and using m em bers as paw ns, is
h aving a B ible w ith an in terestin g
ing trip off F lorida coast.
for instance M iriam D oyle h ad an
h an d in g over th e co u n try to S talin, asking
speed.
S
ecretary
of
S
tate
E
arl
Snell
lio v e rn o r Seeks Solution
a g re a t h a n d ic a p to th e cause of o r him to please m ake th e b u llets as soft as pos h isto ry is asked to bring sam e for advises in com m enting on th e test
P resident R oosevelt suggeste e x appendectom y and D orothy K iratli
In the opinion of m any political ob
p en d itu res on new program be kept had a tonsilectom y.
g anized lab o r and will u n d o u b ted ly sible. w hen th e firin g squad h ere gets into th e exhibit.—R L. P utnam , pastor.
w ithin budget
servers th e political fu tu re of G overnor
Found on a recent Biology test
result in a loss of m any of th e gains action? “It can 't hap p en h ere?” Som e “good
CO-OPERATE
—
R
em
em
ber
the
All Saints Episcopal Church
A F. of L. rejects plan for elec paper: the eat is an exam ple of a
M artin Is d efinitely bound up In th e labor
citizens" a re certain ly giving aid an d com fort
of recen t years.
S ervices for the first S unday in b an an a; every tim e it leaves the tion am ong P o rtlan d saw m ill w o rk quad ru p ed ; th e legs are attach ed at
controversy now raging in P ortland
Not
bunch
it
gets
skinned.—Ex.
to
th
e
enem
y,
to
h
e
lp
it
happen
here.
ers. C hurch com m ittee asks im m edi- ttie four corner . O riginal, huh?
A dvent: C hurch school. 9:45 a m.:
A lo ng-suffering pubic is ra p id ly
that the governor has stepped into the P o rt
W h atev er conclusion one m ig h t d raw from
Holy com m union and serm on, 11 a
land Situation w ith any thought of b o lster
exh au stin g its p atien ce, if it h as not
m : W ashington county home. 2:30.
th e a ttitu d e of P o rtla n d M ethodist an d o th er
ing up his political fortunes No one will
a lre a d y done so. P eople should call m
inisters, th is m uch is certain : C om m unists’ T he v icar atten d ed the funeral of
question his sincerity in desiring th e im
upon th e a d m in istra to n an d th e ir plan to use religious leaders, faith and all, in th e Rev. U pton G ibbs of W ashougal
m ediate restoration of harm ony am ong the
Wash., a t St. Jo h n 's church. Mil
p re p arin g th e gro u n d for th e ir p ro letarian
rep re sen ta tiv e s in congress to ta k e
w arring labor factions so th a t th e w heels
f (By
t t « ’ Roger
T>z\n*n. W.
I« ’ Babson)
w aukie. Bishop D agwell and R em
rev
o
lu
tio
n
ap
p
ears
to
be
w
o
rk
in
g
ou
t
v
ery
th e necessary step s fo r elim ination of
I top-heavy inventories The cost of sim ply m altreated business, terrified
of in d u stry may again begin tu rn in g and
ington officiated. Mr. G ibbs w ill be
nicely rig h t h ere in P o rtlan d .
BABSON
PARK,
MASS
—W
hen
1
thousands of idle w orkm en returned to g a in
this ind u strial strife.
rem em bered by th e m em bers of All sailed for Europe, business in the production w as boosted, profits r e capital, and d estroyed in itiativ e
T his conclusion w ill be th e m ore obvious
ful em ploym ent.
Saints, fo r he conducted services U nited S tates w as spotty. Upon my duced. and capital discouraged U n C heap stum p speeches hav e a rray ed
settled
labor
conditions
have
been
a
if you re -read E arl B row der's n eat plan as
one class against an o th er N early
But now that he is in th e picture, and
once a m onth here, p rio r to th e a p
above p resen ted and along side of it. list v a ri pointm ent of Mr Hicks. C hoir re retu rn , I find that one of th e sh a rp m ajor factor in holding off new every phase of p riv ate in d u stry has
upon his own insistence, th e outcom e of his
H ilhi fo o tb all sq u ad com pleted a ous activities, societies th a t a re fostered, sp o n hearsal w ill be held T hursday at 7:30 est breaks on record is taking place. buying this fall T he upping of been tam pered w ith and m olested overturi . will unquestionably have a ver-M
T rade and industry have slowed building w age scales has snuffed out by federal regulation
successful season T h an k sg iv in g day sored by com m unists, to w hich certain local p. m. C onfirm ation instruction F ri down
d e c id e d h e a r i n g u p o n In s candidacy bout *
like a tru ck pu ttin g on its air- the construction revival T he b a n k 8 RELIGION a n d EDUCATION:
day. 7:30 p. m. D efinite d a te of the
m inisters have len t aid and encou rag em en t; in
he seek a second term i is governor as is now
w ith its d e fe a t of th e stro n g F o re st
.
brakes.
My
Bab-
ru
p
tin
g
dem
and
for
higher
pay
by
The
real
hope
of
A
m
erica
lies
w
ith
this, one m ust n o t fo rg et th e ir latest a t B ishop's visit will be announced la t
g enerally heliev ■d that he w ill
Such
s o n c h a r t h a s railroad em loyees has been the the churches and educational in sti
Grove eleven. M uch c re d it is due doing
e
r
M
onthly
vestry
m
eeting
w
ill
be
tack upon th e effo rts of law -en fo rcin g agencies
strength as the governor now possesses
crashed from 7 spearhead of th e c u rre n t w ave of tutions We will have b e tte r g o v ern
Coach B. M. G oodm an an d A sssitant w hich striv e to search out and expose local h eld n ext W ednesday at 8 p. m. in
which by m any is believed to he consider-
p er cen t a b o v e tear and pessim ism w hich is sw eep m ent only as w e have b e tte r people.
th e church.—R eginald Hicks, vicar
Coach Reece H a th h o rn f o r w eld in g a su b v ersiv e elem ents.—C atholic S entinel.
a b le —is largely concentrated in the so-
norm al to 11 p er ing tin* nation
But w hat do we see to d ay ” Many
called conservative elem ent of th e state's
successful com bination o u t of in ex
cent below n o rm 4 I T II.ITIES: P ow er and gas com church denom inations have becom e
W hosoever Will. Hillsboro
voting population. This stren g th is based
al w ithin tw elve panies have been abused and to r tu r largely "businesses” operated by
perienced m ate ria l. T he p lay e rs ex
T h u rsday, 8 p. m
p asto r w ill
weeks!
ed in one of th e w orst "R aw D eals" paid officials, secretaries, and o th er
largely upon his out-spoken criticism and
hibited im provem ent w ith each g am e
sp eak on the subject, "T he C hurch's
N aturally, every on record. Innocent investors have salaried people They seem p rim a r
courageous
attack of public problem s.
F
ellow
ship."
Sunday.
3
p.
m
,
"The
played and show ed splendid sp irit.
businessm an a n d been caught in th e cross-fire of a ily interested in raising m oney to in
Should he succeed In b ringing the w arrin g
B aptism of th e H oly G host."—M el
investor is frig h t struggle that has all the elem ents of sure th e ir own jobs ra th e r than
It is hoped th a t a good g ra n d s ta n d
labor factions together, especially now that
vin E Jam es, pastor.
ened. Is this sharp sim ple revenge and retaliation sp read in g the teachings of Jesus
tin* N ational L abor R elations hoard has a d
can be provided fo r th e a th le tic field
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
recession forecast W ithout political persecution, it is High school and colleges have gone
m itted Its failu re in this regard, it w ill not
before a n o th e r g ridiron season is
Whosoever Will
ing an o th er m ajor estim ated th at th e electrie and gas crazy over football and parties, indi
A rgus. N ovem ber 30. 1922—O ver fifty fa rm
only consolidate th e governor's follow ing,
(Above North Plains)
here.
business de p r e s- industries w ould have spent over cating an ap p aren t neglect of th e
ers advocate county a g ricu ltu ral agent b e
hut will attract to him thousands of w a v e r
S unday school, 10 a. m.. preaching
sion, o r is it ju s t a $2,006,000,000 m ore on construction real needs of th e students,
fore county budget com m ittee. W illiam Schul-
ing voters, in c lin in g a large block of o r
R W. Babson norm al re -a d ju st w ork in th e last five y ears than I Not M ajor Depression
follow ing. Sunday. 8 p. m . the topic
m erich. spokesm an for farm ers, favoring r e is Will We E nter." T he p asto r has
ganized labor especially am ong the rank
m ent period in the th ey have actually laid out.
I
D
espite
these
te
rrific
obstacles.
tention.
Possibility of diagonal p a rk in g in
and file w ho a re p re tty well fed u p w ith
an im portant confession to m ake.— basic u p w ard sw ing w hich started a. BONDS: The average price of 40 busim
surged lip to a peak in 19.(7
the constant w rangling of th eir o rg an iza
in 1933? T his is the question on the leading bonds is down 10 p e r re n t | th a t w as close to th e all-tim e highs
th e business section w as pointed out
Miss Eva May In g ram and G ran t C. Dodge M elvin E. Jam es, pastor.
nation's lips today. H ere are some from the Ja n u a ry peak The flu ctu of 1929. The recovery tide has b e e n
tion heads and are ready to fo llo w 'a n y
of F arm in g to n m arrie d N ov em b er 19.
a t th e re c e n t forum discussion of th e
It ader w ho proves him self strong enough
basic reasons for the decline at this ation in interest rates has dried up ru n n in g strong BASICALLY THE
Free Methodist Church
D aniel G. E m rick an d Miss E ula Boswell,
new tra ffic code. Local stre e ts a re
to restore them to th e ir jobs.
new capital financing and has p ra c NATION IS STILL ON THE U P
T h u rsday (tonight) at 7:30 o'clock, time:
g
rad
u
ates
of
Hilhi.
m
arrie
d
N
ovem
ber
11
w
hile
too n a rro w fo r th is p a rk in g on both
m id-w eek p ra y e r service. S unday at 1. SPEN D IN G : T h ere a re few in tically h alted refu n d in g operations. TREND FUNDAMENTALLY. WE
sides, b u t it m ight be w orked out stu d en ts at U n iv ersity of W isconsin.
10, S undav school; 11. special service stances on record w h ere public In Ja n u ary , over $500.000 of new is SH OU LD NOT BE ENTERING A
C hange Pension P lan
h n E llio tt of S hady B rook dies N ovem conducted by P o rtlan d D istrict spending, waste, and extravagance sues w ere floated. T his m onth, new M AJOR DEPRESSION T h ere is no
w ith d iagonal on one side and p a ra lle l b er Jo
have reached as g reat a peak as in security offerings w ill be alm ost nil. over-expansion in in d u strial output
23.
Prom pt to recognize the ab su rd ity of
Y
outh
Band
u
n
d
er
th
e
leadership
of
p a rk in g on th e o th er side. It is u n
W esley G raves, president, and Hazel th e U nited S tates in th e last six As a result, plans for p lan t renovn- C om m odity prices a re re-ad ju sted
th e ir original proposal to pension all aged
R heinhold Irm ler. resid en t of C ornelius
years.
T
he
federal
deficit
has
grow
n
derstood th a t th is has been success 41 years, dies N ovem ber 23.
tions and expansions, for building of Inventories a re ru n n in g off The
B ender, su p erin ten d en t. T h ere will
persons ill th e state regardless of need, the
, be special n um bers in song and a nearly $20.000.000.000. w hile a m on new factories, steel mills, and o th er banks a re in a sound position. Farm
ful in som e cities w here stre e ts are
O regon M erchants' L egislative league this
strous
bureaucracy
has
been
built
big
p
riv
ate
projects
have
been
post
incom e is the highest in ten years.
p latform service S ervice at Bacona
week filed a su b stitu te and m aterially m odi
too n a rro w fo r diagonal p ark in g on T h irty Y ears Ago
T he long-term fu tu re of business
S unday school at 3. conducted by the up th ro u g h o u t the land M illions of poned or en tire ly cancelled.
fied in itiativ e petition witii S ecretary of
A rgus. N ovem ber 28. 1907 — Miss W ilma
both sides.
people
are
being
fooled
into
th
in
k
Stock
Panic
Added
Fuel
Y outh Band: youth h o u r at 6:45.
lies w ith the c h aracter of o u r people;
S tate Snell. The su b stitu te petition seeks
W aggoner, H illsboro's talen ted pianist, is now
u n d e r direction of E lizabeth Linn, ing th a t th e federal governm ent can 6. STOCKS: T he m ark et for hares but the fu tu re of business over the
prim arily to legalize and license certain
in B erlin. G erm any, fin ish in g h e r m usical in p resid ent: serm on by pastor. 7:30. tak e c are of them if they cannot, w as pushed too high by speculative next tw elve m onths lies in the hands
H illsboro business firm s are going stru ctio n u n d er th e tu telag e of A lb erto Jonas, Tuesday.
form of gam bling, including punch boards,
D ecem ber 7, P ortland d is or w ill not. take care of them selves. buying last spring Som e shake-out of the A dm inistration at W ashing
pinball game.'., horse and dog races, etc.
to e n te rta in w ith a big C hristm as th e m ost fam ous of th at m usical cen te r's p ia n trict all day service of p ra y e r and T he tre a su ry is still ru n n in g into w as norm al However, th e u n fair ton AN HONEST MORATORIUM
Revenues from these gam bling licenses —
mission s’udy sponsored by P o rt- debt a t the ra te of $5.000.000 per regulations on m argin-buying and ON THEIR EXPERIM EN TA L PRO
p a rty h e re S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber 11, ists.
w
orking
day
despite
the
doubling
of
estim ated by a "L eague" spokesman as a p
short-selling w hich m ade a tissue- GRAM WOULD DO MORE FOR
Ian d -D istrict Womei«'s M issionary
Local hop men. Z ina Wood. A n d rew Jack.
a n d m am m a, p a p a and all th e chil
tax
receipts.
H
istory
show
s
th
a
t
thin m ark et brought on a panic in BUSINESS THAN SPENDING $5
proxim ately $3.000.000 a year, w ould go to
society. P ra y e r service. 10 a. m. Hot
eorge H ath o rn , Ed C. M ulloy, C. Johnson
d ren should p lan to be h ere if a t all G
w ard the support of pensions for th e aged
d rin k s served w ith basket lunch at th ere n e v e r has been a nation w hich O ctober. $25.000.000.000 w orth of 000.000,000 ON ARMAMENTS. P U B
an d S am O rnduff, sell 566 bales of hops.
has
spent,
for
long,
m
ore
than
it
took
stock
value
has
been
w
iped
out
since
LIC WORKS. OR BOONDOGGL-
noon: mission study service. 2 p. m.
under any plan th at m ight he ad opted by
possible.
T h e re will be a th e a tre
Jo h n H. Stevenson, fo rm e r co u n ty boy,
in
w
ith
o
u
t
ending
up
in
economic
last
March.
T
his
crash
m
ade
a
b
u
si
INR. In the last tw o m onths, th o u s
Topic. "W hat Is T his Moslem
the legislature.
p a rty fo r th e school ch ild ren s ta r t ad m itted to practice of law in P o rtlan d .
chaos.
ness
slum
p
inevitable.
Prospective
ands have been throw n out of jobs,
W orld?” All a re invited.— R E.
2 TAX ES: Tax levies are the h ig h hom e-builders, autom obile buyers, stocks have broken 40 per cent, bu si
ing a t 9 a. m. a n d S a n ta Claus has
W alker, pastor.
Mass m eetin g n o m in ates follow ing fo r city
P ■l>ulation of ttie state's It institutions
est in th e history of th e country. clothing shoppers, and fu rn itu re ness has plum m eted 15 p e r c, nt
also signified his d e sire of being p res offices: Jo h n D ennis, m ayor; J. W. Connell.
shi
T h irty cents out of every d o llar o f purchasers have seen th e ir stocks
a n (n ere ;
of 175 d u rin g th e past
M illions of A m ericans nre im p lo r
Pentecostal Tabernacle
ent to give som e c a n d y to each guest. T. H. T o n g u e and J. W. Sew ell, couneilm en;
incom e goes to pay taxes -direct or drop 40 per cent They have quickly ing P resident Roosevelt to stop our
y ear S even of tile II institution.*! record
W<* a re con tin u in g o u r special r e hidden. Social security charges have retreated to th e sidelines w ith a
In th e m ean tim e it w ill p ay everyone G eorge S chulm erich, reco rd er, and C al Jack,
population gains. T hese include th e state
vival m eetings every n ig h t w ith , added to th e cost of doing business disastrous effect on trade, industry. im practical, w asteful, reform p ro
to shop in H illsboro, w h e re stocks are treasu rer.
hospital for insane at Salem , p en iten tiary ,
gram w hich has- retard ed prosperity.
E vangelist E rnest Pow lesland of C apital gains taxes are destroying i and jobs,
P
rice
of
lab
o
r
falls
25
p
er
cent
in
P
o
rtlan
d
We w ere w illing, in th e d ark days
and the hom e for feeble-m inded. F o u r sta te
of th e best, prices re a so n a b le and a t and se v eral th o u san d a re o u t of em ploym ent.
E verett, Wash., preaching T he a t the in itiativ e of capital T he w icked Too Much Politics
in stitu tio n s record a loss in population d u r
ten d an ce is increasing, God is bless u n d istrib u ted profits tax penalizes 7 PO I.IT H 'S: For five y ear b u si of 1933-34 to let congress try to add
your leisure.
ing the year.
ing. and souls a re being saved. We th rift. Real estate is depressed by ness has been badgered and to r up tw o and tw o to m ake five. It
T ongue estate leases fa ir g ro u n d s tra c t of
has tried to do this for five years,
•
a
a
a
210 acres to J. E. G ray an d J. D. C happel. H is a re h aving o u r ann u al fellow ship ack -b reak in g a s s e s s m e n t s . T h e m ented by “exp erim en ts" and " re but tw o and tw o still iidd up to only
A n au to m o b ile w as sh o t n e a r Sa- to ric tra c k again to be in serv ice and big race m eeting Monday. Services w ill b e b present
ta x system is unw ise, u n form s” from W ashington. T he in te n four. Now, we say, “Why try long
G overnor M artin has issued a call for a
gin at 2 30 p. m.; lunch w ill be se rv reasonable. and destructive.
lem rec e n tly , m istak en f o r a deer. m eets m ay m aterialize.
tions behind these program s m ay er?" B usiness Is now a t th e cro ss
m eeting of all persons in terested In the
ed at 5:30; Young P eople's m eeting
LABOR: Labor's misguided ac have been 100 p e r re n t honest; but roads. It is up to congress as to conservation of O regon’s w ild life. T he
M ust have h a d d u al horns, W h a t a
William H athorn and Miss Mary Mulloy of at 6 30. and evening evangelistic 3.
tions last spring encouraged manu- th e m ethods of m ost have been im w h eth er you a re h eading for P ro s
m eeting w ill be held on th e sta te college
Laurel m arried November 24.
b ra n d th a t m ust have been.
servicc at 7:30. Wc are expecting a | facturera and retailers to build t'P practical. M any "reform s” have perity or Depression!
cam pus at C orvallis D ecem ber 8 and 9.
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