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The Governor Acts
G overnor M artin has ste p p e d into
th e P o rtlan d lum ber im passe in an
effort to end the intolerable situation
th a t has resu lted in crip p lin g t h e
economic life of th e n o rth w est. He
has called a neutral-co n tro lled vote
fo r th is afternoon am ong th e certified
w orkers of th e Inm an-Poulsen mill.
The governor should have th e su p
p ort of all citizens in terested in fa ir
play in an e ffo rt to re tu rn th o u san d s
of saw m ill and lum ber em ployes to
w ork. He should have such su p p o rt
as was given in a resolution passed by
Colum bia G range a t C orbett in w hich
th e g ran g e rs pledged th e ir fu ll co
operation in th e governor's e ffo rts “ to
get men back to w ork in O reg o n .”
T here is little question but th a t the
av erage w orker w ants an o p p o rtu n ity
to earn a living and do honest w ork.
The present im passe w ith its s u ffe r
ing and losses to th o u san d s dem and s
determ ined effo rt upon th e p a rt of
th e governor and o th e r officials for
im m ediate and resu ltfu l action.
The long su ffe rin g people of O re-
gon. innocent victim s of labor tv a r-
fa re in recen t j’ears, a re e n title d to
legislation from th e sta te leg islatu re
th a t will brin g a b o u t some d eg ree of
responsibility on th e p a rt of unions.
Economic loss a n d th e su ffe rin g of
thousands of fam ilies, w hose b re a d
w inners a re idle by reason of t h e
lum ber ju risd ic tio n a l w a rfa re , c le a r
ly and forcibly show s th a t action
m ust be ta k e n in th e public in te rest
bv its duly elected rep re sen ta tiv e s.
This county am ong o th ers s h o u l d
elect persons to re p re se n t them who
will legislate in th e in te rest of all th e
people ra th e r th a n fo r any p a rtic u la r
group. Let us hope th e people keep
this in m ind next y ear.
The am ple sa la rie s of union le a d
ers continue re g a rd le ss of strik es and
boycotts, w hile those of th e w o rk ers
and th e ir fam ilies cease. If th e strike
or boycott is prolonged an d savings
are used up th e w o rk ers and th e ir
fam ilies su ffe r unless they go on p u b
lic relief. If th e le a d e rs ’ pay w ere to
stop a t th e sam e tim e as does t h a t of
the ra n k and file, business s tra n g u la
tion m ight not last so long.
Shop in Leisure
H illsboro stores o ffe r the C hrist-
m as sh o p p e r a w ide selection a t rea-
sonable prices. T he stores a re well
stocked w ith all th e th in g s th a t go
to m ake fo r excellen t C hristm as p re s
ents a n d th e fine p a rt of it is th a t
people m ay shop in leisure. Y our
frien d s in th e local sto res are rea d y
and anxious to serve you w ith th e u t
most courtesy. Shop in leisure at
H illsboro.
A w orthw hile suggestion w as m ade
recen tly in P o rtla n d by th e county
assessor w hen he urged th a t provision
be m ade fo r p ay in g tax e s once a
m onth. T ax sta te m e n ts, he suggested,
should be m ade in th e form of an in
voice fo r services re n d e re d . Such a
p lan w ould m ake it a g re a t d e a l
e a sie r fo r m any tax p a y e rs, p a rtic u la r
ly w h ere th e p ro p e rty ow ner is on a
m onthly w age, and w ould doubtless
resu lt in less delinquency. B illing fo r
services re n d e re d , such as schools,
police protection, etc., w ould a l s o
give th e ta x p a y e r a b e tte r idea of
w h a t he is receiving fo r his m oney.
T he frie n d ly g re e tin g of B. A.
M itchell, long tim e re sid e n t of O ren-
co, will be m issed by scores of frien d s
in th e county seat. M r. M itchell was
a p io n ee r in th e n u rsery business in
this co u n ty a n d w as alw ay s a booster
fo r th e d ev elo p m en t of the com m u
nity. His frie n d ly s p irit won h i m
scores of frien d s.
In th e d e a th of Alvin C. (C liffo rd )
G age, e d ito r of th e S p e c ta to r and the
A n g o ra Jo u rn a l. O regon jo u rn a lism
has lost one of its m ost lik e a b le p er
sonalities. H e w as a lw a y s a c tiv e in
th e prom otion of th e fe llo w sh ip of
n e w sp a p e rm e n an d w as a g re a t force
in m ain ta in in g th e old P o rtla n d P ress
club.
Aid the lisitors
The fine suggestion has been th a t
business men and th e ir em ployes p a rk
aw ay from th e u n restric te d space to
the cast am i south of th e court house
fo r the convenience of visitors to th e
city. It w ould be a p a rtic u la rly fine
th in g for local business people to
p a rk th e ir cars a block or so aw ay
d u rin g th e business holiday tra d in g
season.
Other Editors
Let us on th is . A rm istice day. in ho n o r of
th ese men w ho died face to th e front and a
sm ile on th e ir lips happy in th e thought th at
th ey w ere fighting for A m erica, red ed icate
o u rselv es to th e sp irit of '7ri. of 1812. of 61. of
'98. of 1917—a nation proud of its h eritag e of
fighting men. realizing th at o u r fu tu re rests
on o urselves alone. — Polk County Item izer-
O bserver
The nation is en terin g an o th er econom ic
tailspin, says Jo h n L. Lewis, in discussing the
"life an d d eath" seriousness of th e business
recession to thousands thro w n out of w ork.
T h e w orld w ould listen a little m ore read ilv
to Mr. Lewis if it w ere not also thinking of
th e thousands th ro w n out of w ork by his ow n
personal q u arrel w ith W illiam L. G reen for
su p rem e boss-ship of A m erican labor —A s
to ria A storiar.-Budgct.
'B v F ran k C hurch)
D ear E ditor: I am eig h t y ears old.
Som e of my little friends say th ere is
no S anta Claus. Papa says. "If you see
it in The Sun it’s so. P lease tell me
th e tru th : is th e re a S an ta Claus —V ir
ginia O 'H anlon.
\ irgtnia. y o u r little friends a re w rong.
T hey have been affected by th e skepticism of
a sk ep tical age. They do not believe except
th ey see. T hey th in k th a t n o th in g can be
w hich is not com prehensible by th e ir little
m inds. All minds. V irginia, w h eth er they be
m en's or children's, a re little.
In this g reat universe of ours m an is a
m ere insect, an ant. in his intellect, as com
p ared w ith th e boundless w orld about him. as
m easured by th e intelligence cap ab le of g rasp
ing th e w hole of tru th and know ledge.
Yes. V irginia, th e re is a S an ta Claus. He
exists as certain ly as love and gen ero sity and
devotion exist, an d you know th a t they abound
and g;ve to y o u r life its highest b eau ty and
joy. Alas! how d reary w ould be th e w orld if
th e re w ere no S an ta Claus. It w ould be as
d re a ry as if th ere w ere no V irginias. T here
w ould be no ch ild -lik e faith then, n o poetry,
n o ro m an ce to m ak e to lerab le th is existence.
We should have no enjo y m en t, ex cep t in
sense and sight. The e te rn a l lig h t w ith w hich
childhood fills th e w orld w ould b e ex tin g u ish
ed.
•
Not believe in S an ta C laus! You m ig h t as
w ell n o t believe in fairies: You m ig h t get your
papa to h ire men to w atch in all th e chim neys
on C hristm as eve to catch S an ta Claus. Even
if th e y did not see S an ta C laus com ing dow n,
w hat w ould th at prove? N obody sees S an ta
C laus b u t th a t is n o sign th e re is no S anta
Claus. The m ost real things in th e w o rld a re
th o se th a t n e ith e r ch ild ren n o r m en can see.
Did you ev er see fairies d an cin g on th e law n?
O f course ’ not. but th a t's n o p roof th a t th ey
a re not there. N obody can conceive o r im agine
all th e w onders th e re a re u n seen an d u n see
ab le in th e w orld.
You m ay te a r a p a rt th e bab y 's ra ttle and
see w hat m akes th e noise inside, b u t th e re is
a veil covering th e unseen w o rld w hich not
th e strongest m an. n o r even th e u n ited stren g th
of all the strongest m en th a t ev er lived, could
te a r apart. O nly faith, fancy, poetry, love,
rom ance, can push aside th a t cu rta in and view
and p ictu re th e su p ern al beau ty an d glory b e
yond. Is it all real? Ah. V irginia, in all th is
w orld th ere is n o th in g else re a l an d abiding.
No S anta Claus! T hank God! h e lives, an d
he lives forever. A thousand y ears from now,
V irginia, Nay. ten tim es te n th o u san d y ears
from now. he w ill continue to m ake glad th e
h eart of childhood.
Our Yesterdays
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
A rgus. D ecem ber 7. 1922—G eorge F. H e r
m an. P o rtlan d L ight & P o w er com pany em
ploye. k illed in highw ay accident n e a r Tobias.
Jaco b D ahinden. living n e a r M anning, m u r
dered Robbery th ought to be m otive. Found
dead T hanksgiving day.
W illiam F. G em bella an d E sth er L indow
of F arm in g to n m arrie d N ovem ber 16.
Vaden Boge. Los A ngeles poison victim ,
b u ried at m ilita ry fu n eral h e re T uesday.
M orris W eil elected co m m an d er H illsboro
post. A m erican Legion, Mrs. A. H. M organ
elected p resid en t of Legion A u x iliary .
G eorge S chulm erich elected chan cello r
co m m an d er K nig h ts of P ythias.
F red H olznagel nam ed w o rshipful m aster
T u ality lodge. A. F. & A. M.
T h irty Y ears Ago
A rgus. D ecem ber 5, 1907—Mrs. Z ina W.
Wood, p ioneer of 1852. died h ere of paralysis
T uesday. H ad lost m o th er on tr ip across plains.
P oebe J. Ja c k dies at F arm in g to n D ecem
b e r 2.
Jo h n D ennis elected m ay o r fo r an o th er
term . C ouncilm en a re J. W. Connell, T. H
T ongue and J. W. Sew ell. G eorge S chulm erich
nam ed re c o rd e r and C al Ja c k tre a su re r.
Dr. J. P. T am iesie, W. H. W eh ru n g and
W N. B a rre tt elected to a tten d m eeting in P o rt
land lo co n sid er ad v isab ility of special leg is
lativ e session on account of panic • conditions
in country. M eeting opposes special session.
Mrs. F ra n k B row n dies h ere N ovem ber 30.
Sheriff John Connell holds th e high rec
ord at the Hillsboro condenser for th e am ount
of m ilk daily furnished that institution.
• «»elation and sailor?«' union lie: up
Great .American Heme
Church Services
m vw w w
B eaverton < hristi.iii Cliureli
B ib le school. 9 45 a in on. h Lord's
da> M i - Y e in . ii H o p p e r s u p e rin
te n d e n t C o m m u n io n a n d serm on, 11
a in . th e j-a s io i -o b je c t ' J e m s a m i
J u d a s " Special m usic b> th e choir
u n d er th e le a d e rs h ip o f M i « J
Jo hnson V is in g People's in n tin g ,
ti 30 p m . serm on by pastor. 7 30.
su b je ct
K< cl o w n in g th e K in g —
G eorge II Hatch, pastor
h ip m P o rtla n d
B ritis h m< rev s h ip u n d e r f ir e ut
S h .u ig h a i O ne k ille d and p ie ‘a nger
A«Hiiid«'d N a n k in g e a p tu re neiu .
I 'nabb* t.» get A I o f I and ( ’ I
<) to reach any k in d ut agia «m e l d .
Gov« rn« r M ir t in a tinounces that Io*
w ill now fo llo w he; o w n eoui e t«»
bi m t w o rk to thousunds
l•'nehucs ot fa rm b ill . « k e h a lig e ;
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! in act
Sunday. D ecem ber 3
In te rn a tio n a l
W o o d w o ik e rs
in
P o rtla n d e» n \e n tio n ueeept Rohm
•n peace p la n fo r s e ttle m e n t o f
Poi tlu n d ai (*a lu m b e r tic -u p
C harles L indbergh and fa m ily
m ake s u rp ris e v is it to IJ S
T \pho« u sweeps o v e r P h ilip p in e
C hristian C hurch
U n ifie d study w o rs h ip
s e r v ic e
I i d s day. ¡1 1-11 J5 a m C hurch
school. 9 4o -l0 4c classes fo r a ll ages
M o rn in g w o rs h ip 10 45-1 1 45 M usic
by c h o ir S erm on
C h ris tia n S te w
a rd s h ip ." C h ris tia n E n deavor. 6 30
P
in .
In te rm e d ia te and Voting
peo ple A d u lts S tu d v o f R e v e la tio n
islands.
F le w n th b a b y dies o f m y d« rio u s
inaladv in C h ica g o h o s p ita l
M onday. D ecem ber 6
S e c ic ta iv o f A g iic u ltu r« » W allace
u rg t
that b u m e s s , la b o r, a g r ic u l
tu re am t ito v e rn m c iit unit»» in "c o m
m on 'cn se" program to co u n te ra c t
business i<*cession.
G a \ « : n o r B a rl ows o f M aim * urges
p u rg e o f re p u b lic a n n a tio n a l c o m
6 30 p m. U niversal Bible service.
7 30 p m m usic by o rchestra Song
se rvice assisted by large voting
people's eh, ir. E xhibit of Bibles of
all k inds Serm on "T he F ountain
of l i f e
O ffering for A m erican
Bible society Aid society m onthly
social hour. W ednesday, 2 to 4 j> m".
.it Mrs Agnes No lei's 532 E L in
coln street. An en joyable social hour
for all ladies of th e church and
friend-' T hursday. 7 30 p. in . m id
w eek service. M is M M cFntee.
leader Study of New T estam ent
c h aracter w ith group discussion
Lord s day. D ecem ber 19 'C h ristm as
Sunday ' A nnual C hristm as service
in m orning and special C hristm as
program in evening R L Putnam ,
pastor.
mittee.
B i itis h pr«»test b o m b in g o f B ritis h
ships by Japamsse
S cappoo «• in n k e e p e r slays th u g
am t i «»uts pals
S e rvice s fo r th e t h ir d S u n d a y in
A d v e n t H o ly c o m m u n io n . 7 30 a in .;
S u n d a y school. 9 45 a nt ; m orning
p ra y e r at 11: V P I-' social m eeting.
5 30 p. m . Miss C onnie P eterson will
be hostess on this occasion. The
m eet'n g w ill be held at her home
on the co rn er of Dennis avenue and
Oak street C hoir reh earsal w ill be
held F riday evening at 7:30 instead
of T h u rsd ay evening. All attending
are asked to bring a gift not ex-
ceeding ten cents in value Ladies of
All S ain ts G uild wish to th an k
ev ery o n e w ho helped m ake th eir
sale last S atu rd ay such a grand su c
cess A nyone desiring a useful
C hristm as gift should call Mrs B u r
nett. 621 E. Main, w ho w ill be glad
to fill any o rd er from th e m anv use
ful articles yet to be sold T he bish
op w ill be h ere for confirm ation
Ja n u a ry 2, 1938. All m em bers and
friends of All S aints w ho have not
as y et signed the pledge card for
th e su p p ort of the m ission are k in d
ly asked to do so at once -R eginald
Hicks, vicar.
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I .am.«nt du Pont advoeat« • $.‘5-
(HH).(kMt iHHJ in v e s tm e n t by p riv a te
in d u s try in o rd e r to create 3. (NX)
(XXI new jobs
A d m in is tra tio n
le a d e r b l o c k s
congr« NNional m ove to in v e s tig a te
w h e th i’r n a tio n a l la b o r
re la tio n «
b«tard hud
v io la te d fre e d o m
of
press
N a tio n a l la b o r re la tio n s board
•avs it w ill not reeogiu/«* lu m b e r
m ill e le c tio n c a lle d by G o v e rn o r
M a rtin
Si nat«»r M c N a ry a tta c k s senate
fa rm h ill and piopvse.s th a t opei «
tio n o f m easure be lim ite d to 1940
1 ate A n d re w M e llo n cle a re d o f
fra u d ch a rg e in in co m e ta x ease
G«»\ erii<>r M .u tm i n
Portland
t ilk pledges w a r o il g a n gste rism
t.ik« s c ru e k at lu b o r leaders and
c ritic iz e s la b o r re la tio n s act
w x
IJIctSEiT-T 9 fe R T , YOU can » P A R THF AtES'-A’O r-?
T w t'tv N over THfc mures P lain aù ana thin g
afternoon a fte r the devotion Th
a t iv it y p la y w ill tie g iv e
I b u y n u y s o u u a n l g N people's
c lu b S u n d a y. D i
ce m b e r 19. at th e F o re s te rs ’ h a ll m
V c rb o o rt at 2 p. m C h o ir practice
w i l l be h e ld n e x t F rid a v at the
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Highlights in
the lleek's C\[ens
Wednesday. December M
school hall —F ath er Joseph B Saal
T hursday, D ecem ber '!
C I O and A . E o f I. agree tc
T rin ity L u th era n C hurch
T h e service begins at 10:30: S u n s u b m it to c o n v e n tio n s o f th e ir o r
day school at 9 45 a m S erm on to p g a n iz a tio n s s ix p ro p o sa ls fo r tru c e
ic.
“ Jo h n 's A d v e n t
C a ll"
I.
in u n io n ju r is d ic tio n a l w a r in lu m
b e r in d u s try in P o rtla n d
Joseph P K e n n e d y, c h a irm a n o f
th e m a ritim e co m m issio n . ask.scon
gress fo r n e w le g is la tio n to e n
c o u ra g e p riv a te s h ip b u ild in g Says
.sh ipping is sic k in d u s try
Jo h n I, L e w is o f C I 0 . and
W illia m G re e n o f A P o f L ta lk
jm ace term s in W a shington.
W a g e -h o u r b ill p rie d fro m u n
f r ie n d ly c o m m itte e by p e t i t i o n
3-9 At this service th e L ord’s S u p
p e r will also be celebrated. A n
nouncem ents for com m union w ill
be received F riday. You a re c o rd ial
ly w elcom ed to w orship w ith us
T he voung peoopie's society will
m eet T hursday at 8 p m in the p a r
lors c f the church. Friday at 8 p. in.
Mr. T G. Eggers of the L. L. I. will
address the congregation on the
national L utheran Hour, w hich will route.
be put on the a ir Sunday. D ecem
G o v e rn o r M a r tin urges rep e a l o f
W a g n e r la b o r act and says la b o r
b«>ar«i has bec«>mc to o l o f " la b o r
i o.valists '
Pr«»posal to le v y taxes on sa la ries
o f state and c ity e m ployes ab an d o n
ed b ycongres.s on s tu d y o f suprem e
(«»urt r u lin g
N a n k in g b a tte re d b y Japanese b ig
gun • Peace r u m o r spreads
lb ce n t b u y in g s u p p o rt fo r rails
and t«‘els l i f t va lues in W a ll street
Plane h its hom e in A u s tin . T e x .
k illin g '-le e p in g boy
Mauy Attracted
by New Fiction
•Assembly of God, Aloha
S unday school, 2 p. m ; preaching
serv ice at 3; evangelistic service at
7:45. P ra y e r m eetings in th e homes
W ednesday evenings, sta rtin g D e
F riday. D e ce m b e r 3
O u ts ta n d in g fic tio n vo lu m e s n u m
cem ber 14. Sunday services held in ber io a’ i 90 p m over the mutual
b e rin g m o re th a n 2.0 new books,
S e n a to r B o ra h c r itic iz e ; f a r m
H uber hall. Come, ev ery o n e w el system rep resen ted by KAI.E in
b ill, .saying m ea su re w o u ld p u n - have been added to th e shelves o f
P ortland.
come.—Floyd H untley, pastor.
T u alatin P lains P resb y terian
C hurch
Scotch P resb y terian church a u d i
to riu m has been com pletely ren o
vated. rep ap ered and repainted
th ro u g h o u t recently. Services will
be resum ed nex t S unday at 11 a. m
Young P eople's C hristm as program
will be given W ednesday night. D e
cem ber 15. at 8. and w ill consist of
a C hristm as play, pantom im e, a n
them s and special m usic.—Jo h n F.
G ibson, m inister.
F o u rsq u are Gospel C hurch
S unday school. 9:45 a. m . classes
for all ages: m orning w orship a t 11:
C ru sad er p ra y e r m eeting. 5:45 p m.:
C ru sad er service. 6:15 p. m.. W anda
Park, president: evangelistic service.
7:30 p. m. M id-w eek services: T ues
day. 7:45 p. m , p ra y e r m eeting; F ri
day. 7:45
m , praise service Rev.
J. W. C arm ain, pastor.
P ilgrim House
D ecem ber 12: C hapel service of
public w orship. 10:30 a. m. L iturgy
fo r t h ir d S u n d a y in A d v e n t S e rm o n ,
"T he Lam b to Rule" 'Is a 16 b
Note: T here w ill be no C hristm as
Eve m idnight service this year.
C hristm as day w orship. 10:30 a m .
D ecem ber 25. No service of w orship
D ecem ber 26. P astor H enry S. H al
ler m ay be consulted any day. e x
cept M onday, betw een 10 a. m. and
noon, betw een 4 and 6*p. m . or by
appointm ent, at th e House Office.
232 N orth T hird avenue.
F irst B aptist C hurch
M id-w eek p ra y e r and Bible studv
T hursday evening a t 8. S unday
school at 9 45. Visit our school You
w ill like it. M orning w orship at II
The p asto r w ill brin g a m essage of
instruction and consecration Servil e
at the county hospital at 2:30 p. m.
B. Y. P. U. at 7. E vening service at 8.
This service is inform al and y et con
stru ctiv e. An evangelistic message
will be bro u g h t by th e pastor The
C hristm as exercises w ill be held
D ecem ber 23 at 7:45 p. m. The
church w ith a h earty w elcom e to
all-—O rtiz W. W eniger, pastor.
C ongregational C hurch
D ecem ber 12: C hurch school, 10
a. m.. Prof. Stallev. sup erin ten d en t;
m orning w orship at II. w ith sermon.
"T he F irst C hristm as Service." Solo
and chorus. G esu Bambino. P ietro
A. Yon; y oung people's m eeting u n
d er su p erv isio n of Mrs. C l y d e
Pentecostal Tabernacle
Yount a t 7 p. m. C hristm as cele
b ration i n t h e C o n g re g a tio n a l! R evival m eetings continue every
church opens D ecem ber 12 with night. T he atten d an ce is fine. Rev.
P ow lesland, of E verett.
the serv ice above. D ecem ber 19. a E rnest
serv ice of music. "T he S torv of Wash., fo r 20 y ears a B ap tist m in-
B ethlehem .” Jo h n E West. D ecem
b er 23. th e evening church school
program —T. A rth u r D ungan. m in
ister.
id i fa rm e rs w h o fa ile d to sign a d
ju s tm e n t co n tra cts.
Japanese tro o p s b o w tn U S
m a rin e c o m m a n d a n d w i Hidra a
f r om A m e r i can - g u a r d ed M'ctions of
in te rn a tio n a l s e ttle m e n t
C o n g rc .s con sid e rs p la n to ta x
bonds tb . t a re n o w < x e m p t fro m
ta x a tio n . C o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t
b e lie v e d n» i es ary.
B re a k th re a te n e d b e tw e e n l o g
g in g o p e ra to rs and C. I O. N o t i v
i rv e d b y o p e ra to rs th a t b a rg a in
rig h ts a re fo rfe ite d .
C. I. O. w o o d w o rk e rs in P o rtla n d
c o n v e n tio n ta b le m ove fu r u n ity
c o n fe re n c e w ith A . F. o f L.
P re s id e n t R oosevelt cu ts fis h in g
v a c a tio n s h o rt on a c c o u n t o f bad
I tooth.
Jo h n L . L e w is o f C. I O
W illia m G ree n o f A. F. o f L
to reach a g re e m e n t fo r peace.
and
fail
F rance votes for a bigger arm y.
G o v e rn o r Benson o f M in ne so ta
in P o rtla n d expresses b e lie f Roose
v e lt w ill be d e m o c ra tic p re s id e n tia l
c a n d id a te fo r p re s id e n t in 1940.
Stocks continue advance on Ne?
Y o rk
s to c k exchange.
S a tu rd a y . D ecem ber 4
L a b o r ro w betw< • n s h ip own
ow ners’
is te r and a g ra d u a te o f M o o d y B ib le
In s titu te o f C hicago, is b r in g in g in
s p irin g messages e v e ry n ig h t . S u n
d a y school S u n d a y at 10 a. m C la s - ,
ses f o r a ll ages. M o rn in g w o rs h ip at
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11.
Y o u n g p e ......
o ple ’s m e e tin g n t 6:30
p. m. J. F S hackelford, pastor.
H ills b o ro s C a rn e g ie lib r a r y re c e n t
ly . and a re d ra w in g th e a tte n tio n <»f
a lar ge n u m b e r o f r»»adeis. a c c o rd in g
t«> M r G e o rg ia S m ith lib r a ria n
F ic tio n o f n il type?, is repres<‘nte d
m th e lis t <»f n e w bonks C h ris tm a s
hopper
m ay g it g ift suggestions
fo r b o o k -lo v iT s th is y e a r hy in v e s ti
g a tin g some o f the new v o lu m e I n
c lu d e d am ong tin -«» added to th e
lib r a r y ’s s u p p ly a re ’
T o m lin s o n , "F’ ip e A ll
H a n d s ;"
F lin t, ’ V ill i y o f D e c is io n ;" K n ig h t.
Song on Y o u r Hugh
M ann.
Y o m ig H e n ry o f N a v a r r e " H an-
co< k. ' B ro w n H o n e v , ' C o rb e tt. ' The
I a n g w o r th y
F a m ily :"
R o b e rts .
' N o rth w ’e t Passage;" F itzsim m o n s,
‘ The
M o v in g
F in g e r;"
B ris to w ,
Di« i) S u m m e r;’’ E rtz, "N o H e a rts
to
B re a k ;"
M o rris .
“ Th«*
L ong
V ie w ;" Cole. "T h e B ro th e rs Sack-
v ilb . ' D u ra n tv , “ O ne Life. O ne K o -
p e c k ;” W a lp o le , "J o h n C oi n e liu s ."
T a rk in g to n .
' R u m b in
G a lle rie ."
D ei-ping. "T h e W om an at th e |)<x»r."
Yates. "T h e H u s h -H u s h M u rd e rs ."
LaFarg«». "Th< E n e m y G o d s ;" W o d e
house 'S u m m e r M o o n s h in e ;’’ G iv
ens, “A ll Cats are G ra y ;' B rid g e .
' Enchant« r's N ig h ts h a d e , ' C ro n in .
"T h e C ita d e l." S a lm u u ri, K a tr in a ."
S harp. "T h e N u tm e g T re e ; ’ D ong-
la \
H om e fo r C h ris tm a * ;" F ie ld ,
"T o S*•«» O u r elve.< ' G luck, “ A D e li
ca te Cas»» o f Murd« r ; " S te rn . " O le
a n d e r R iv e r," G o rd o n . "N o n e S h a ll
L o o k B a ck;
P ilg rim . "S o G re a t a
M an.
and S ilo n e , "B re a d and
W i r i »'
Babson Says cBeccssion Blessing in 'Disguise
First Church of Christ. Scientist
(Bv Roger IV Babson)
th at a re essential a re being m ade
M oreover. it took this recent
S ervices a re held every Sunday
BABSON PARK. Mass.
L a s t w ith g reat rapidity. C om m odity
at 11 a. m.; W ednesday evening w eek I gave som e basic reasons prices, for instance, have literally panic to brin g the long-needed
of m argin-buying a n d
services at 8 o'clock: S unday school behind the c u rre n t break in busi- shot dow nw ard. Since A ugust, co p . correction
hoi t 'd l i n g requirem ents. B a n k
at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to the age ness. A ctivity has retreated fu r th per has tum bled from 17 cents a deposits,
w hich had reached an all-
of 20 y ears a re w elcom ed. F ree
e r since then. It jxjund to 11 cents, and ru b b er from tim e peak in M arch, fell sharply
is now a t t h e 27 cents a pound tn less than 15 d u rin g the sum m er m onths and
read in g room open on W ednesdays
low est level 1 n cents. S crap iron has cracked from a re now stabilizing. In terest rates
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m
m any
mon t h s. $21.92 a ton to $12.92, corn from are staying low and bank credit is
S unday s topic. "God the P reserv er
of M an.”
M oreover,
trad e $1 40 a bushel lo 55 cents, and cot- not being liquidated. I.ax in sta ll
and in d u stry still ion from 15 cents to 8 cents a m ent-selling regulations w ere lead
show only a few pound. C ontra t these p erp en d ic ing tow ard an u nhealthy retail
Seventh-day Adventist Church
signs of b o tto m u la r flrops w ith the long, steady cred it situation e a rlie r in the year.
S ervices a re held each Sabbath
ing up. As each crum pling of p rice, d u rin g th e '29 T hey have now been tightened up
(S atu rd ay )
as follows: Sabbath
day
goes by, m ore and ’32 period.
school, 9:45 a. m.; p reaching service
S hift tn R ight
people
a re added Inv en to ries and L abor
at 11; y oung people's m eeting a t
T he most co n stru ctiv e develop
to
th
a
t
big
group
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rs
Inventories a re also b e in g c o r m ent from th e c u rre n t sm ash is that
w
h
i
c
h
believes
day even in g at 8 o'clock. V isitors
rected. A y ear ago, m a n u fa c tu re r, congress now recognizes th a t it
th a t business has and retailers, fearin g strik e s and | m ust stop abusing business. A p
are w elcom e a t any service.—Dr.
again
en
tered
a
W alter H untington, pastor.
ti Roger W. Babson
higher production costs, protected! p aren tly the new deniers finally
m ajo r depression. them
selves by building uj> stocks I realize th a t business m ust not be
I am not one of goods
and o rd erin g ton far liersecutcd furtlu-r. Fur th e first,
The Oreneo-Reedville Parish
.o f these, how ever. W hile th e r e
S unday school in both churches, cession is ex trem ely severe. I see ahead When the backlog of these tim e in five years, it looks a s
10 a. m.; w orship service in the no reason w hy an o th er m ajo r d e ex tra-in v en to ry orders had finally though the ad m in istratio n is go
O renco church, 11 a m.; w orship pression should begin now. T h ere w orn off by late sum m er, new or- ; ing to tak e the p art of business
service in th e R eedville church, 8 have been o th er sh arp slum ps since ders becam e light and in d u stry and try to restore confidence among I
p m. W om en’s M issionary society business tu rn ed upw ard in M arch. slowed dow n. C hristm as buying, em ployers.
All these various corrections are
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed 1933. F or instance, my B absonchart heavy autom obile production, n o r
nesday of each m onth and at R eed Index of B usiness dropped from mal clothing and eating habits, and healthy. We could not go on as I
w
e
w ere last w in ter and sp rit<
ville on th e fourth T hursday of 90 to 68, or 35 p er cent d u rin g the the like w ill soon force b u y ers,
w ithout ending u p in an o th er 1929
each month.
tf fall of 1933. Again in 1934 activity back into th e m arket.
T he sh arp b reak in business has boom w ith its disastrous conse- |
fell from 85 to 70. o r 18 per cent
queue« ■■ T he ad m in istratio n had
in four m onths. T he c u rre n t break had a sobering effect on labor. A f t- 1 the right idea In p u ttin g on th e .
M. F. Churrh 'Bethany)
y e a r of alm ost con stan t tu r
On G erm antow n road.
Sunday am ounts to 18 per cent in th ree era
moil. w o rk ers a re finally quieting i brakes, but u n fo rtu n ate ly the n ew ,
serv ice ev ery Sunday, 10 a. m. S u n m onths.
«li ai as well as business had some
A stu d y of o th er recovery cycles down. For instance, strik e s d ro p house-cleaning to do. A ctually, the
day school, 11 a. m — John Place,
per! from 258 in S ep tem b er tn 146
pastor.
tf likew ise show s th a t th ere have in N ovem ber and late rep o rts show political re a d ju stm e n ts a re being j i
been tem p o rary recessions w ithin
m ade m uch slow er than th«“ b u si
the m ajo r upw ard move. In 1927, even b e tte r conditions along the ness corrections. T im ing is ju st as j
Methodist Episcopal Church
labor front, lienee. I h e c u rre n t
bu
¡ness
b
arked
off
from
109
to
99.
im p o rtan t in a "planned econom y"
Bible S unday D ecem ber 12. S u n
of 9 p er cent in six m onths. slum p m ay be a blessing In d is as it is in ru n n in g a fake revers«
day school. 9:45 a. m. E verybody a In drop
guise. It show s labor th at strik e s
1924.
activity
crashed
14
per
b ring a Bible. C. C. W eber, su p e r re n t w ithin fo u r m onths. Both and u n reaso n ab le wage dem ands off tackle. Though t h e p resen t,
slu m p is painful, it is beneficial
in ten d en t. M orning w orship at 11. these
dips w ere d u rin g the fam ous can h u rt w o rk ers as well as help It insures us of a sounder and j
E pw orth Leagues. 6:30 p. m ; e v e 1923-1929
them
.
p ro sp erity boom. Hence,
longer period of prosperity.
ning w orship. 7:30 o'clock. - A lex the c u rre n t sh arp recession in b u si Freight Rale Boost
a n d er H aw thorne, pastor.
The railro ad s will also benefit Bullish on Basie Trend
n e s is not sufficient reason, in it-
R eaders know that I am bullish
self, to assum e th at we a re e n te r from th e adjustm ent« of this r e on th e outlook for business over
St. Franeis Catholic Churrh. Roy ing a new depression.
cession. W ithout relief, th e wage th e n ext on e or tw o years. F u n d a
T h ird S u nday in A dvent: Holv No« l ike 1929
increases gran ted this sum m er, plus
m entally. w e a re still in an un-
mass w ill be celebrated S unday
Ri m em ber th a t conditions are the sh arp d ro p in earloading;. could w ard sw ing, We have scarcely
m orning a t 8 and 10:30. A serm on vastly d ifferen t today than t h e y force one-h alf of th e railroaels o f|
will be p reached at both masses. w ere in 1929. The severe r e a d ju s t- , th e U nited S tates Into receivership scratched the surface of th e tr e
p en t-u p dem ands of the
S unday school a fte r th e 8 o'clock m ents of th e e arly th irties a re not , w ithin tw e lv e m o n th s. Hence, m any I m
','” endous
”1
mass. At 3 p. m the devotion in h o n necessary now t o p u t businci ; observers believe th at th e c a rriers *1*’ , ion ., years. If W ashington en-
o r of "O u r M other of P erp etu al back on a sound basis. T h ere has I will now secure the 15 per cent operates, th ere is every reason tn
H e lp ' w ill be held, follow ed by been no p y ram id in g of inventories boost in ral"S for w hich th ey have believe th a t business will resum e
b> nediction of th e blessed sacra or stock debts. C redit has not been petitioned th e ICC. Such an in- the upw ard tren d n ext vear I AM
m ent. T h e high school boys and over-ext? nded. B usiness is in strong ere i >• w ould help to resto re con J U S T A S C O N F ID E N T T O D A Y
girls w ill h av e th e ir study club hands. T h ere are, of course, som e fidence am ong th e insurance com- TH A T TH ER E ARE NEW HIGHS
FOR COMMODITIES
class T h u rsd ay evening at the priest- corrections to be m ade, b u t th e y j panies. bankers, and investors who A H E A D
REAI. ESTATE. AND S T O C K
house. T he reh earsal of the C hrist- a re not so far-reaching.
own th e $20.000,000,000 of railro ad PRICES AS I WAS T H A T A
i mas play w ill be held nex t S unday |
F urtherm ore, the s h a k e - u p si securities.
CRASH WAS AHEAD IN 1929!
ml r n. i n*?
P
'diig Lois Seen
(By X I
I indheckl
SALEM
Pi« ulent R«»o . \« lt '
p ro g ra m
fo r c u rta ilm e n t o f fed» ral highw ay uppto-
p ii. it iu iis w m id. i f u p p io v e d by ««mgM
c u t O i a g o n a to ta l o t $!U :i(M) (MX) »Jill m g tho
n e x t fo u t veurs. a c c o rd in g to It II Bald«><*k
‘ ta le h ig h w a y engmc« r T h e p ru p o w d d i i
tn* « u t. in fe d e ra l a id fo r h ig h w a y w o i k
W ould d« lav e o iu p h *llo ll ot th e ‘d a te h ig h
wav sv dem bv la V r.it i. I k l l i l o ' k . a id
W ould Remove l.ubcl.4
Elb«-»t Eastm an. P o rtla m l a tto rn e y . «.
p o iis o rin g a m ove to re m o v e the p o litic a l
la b e l; fro m c a n d id a te , fo r p u b lic offlc»» in
O regon and m a k e b o th th e p n m o r y and
g ilie r a l e le ctio n s s tiu d lv l i o n p a tti an. Pit
d t i the te rm s o f a prop«* cd in it ia t iv e mea
lire f ill'd by Eastm an w ith S e e re ta iy o f
S ta te S n e ll th is week, th e p iir n a iv e le c tio n
w o u ld be co n d ucte d as an e lim in a tio n c«»n-
te ’ t the tWo h ig h e a n d ld lite s fo r e.»eh o ffie o
to com pete in th e f in a l, at th*’ g e n e ra l ele«
tio n
I f enough a ig n a tu rc x a re secured to
th e in it ia t iv e |M *titions h. edm un'« p roposal
w ill be u p to th e v o te rs ut th e g e n e ra l e le c
tio n m Novemb» r 193H
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l*'tind.4 Im T e u s t*
I’ll«“ «lay. December 7
All S aints Episcopal C hurch
A nsw er to V irginia
In Public Interest
Salaries Go On
H illsboro will bo tho c e n te r o f
m uch activity S atu rd ay w hen a c h il
d r e n ’s C hristm as p arty will bo hold
at tho V enetian th e a tre th ro u g h tho
courtesv nt business and p rotc-sional
people of the com m unity.
This af-
la ir is m ade possible th ro u g h con
trib u tio n s of tho local people, who
hope that all possible will bo present
to enjoy the good tim e.
A rran g em en ts have been m ade lo
have S an ta Claus present at the th e
a tre and a present will be given to all
the children, l.et's all bo present and
m ake it such a big occasion th a t it
will becom e an a n n u a l event. Tho
business and professional people w el
com e von.
TViur * b n
Moi«* th a n $I(M)iMH) (XX) pa « d th r ough
th e ‘date tie a s u iy «le p .utm e n t d u rin g th«’
p e rio d fro m J u lv 1 1936. to N o v e m b e r 30
1937. a e e onhng to S tate T re a s u re r llo lm a i
T h is represchtik an increase o f a p p io x u n u t«
ly $30.(XX).U00 o v e r the fig u re s fo r th e p r e
v io u s .s iiiiil.n | m * i lod e n d in g Nov« in b c i 30.
193.) ( ’a>h on b und i n tin slat«* tre a s u ry .«
o f N o v e m b e r 30 to ta lle d >13,372.079 3:» u lt
e a rm a rk e d fo r .'.peeiflc p u ip o « s In a d d i
tio n to c u rre n t «‘ xpeoses o f stat«' g o v e rn m e n t
a p p ro x im a te ly $d.(XX).(XX) w i l l be p a id out
th e s ta te d m m g 1938 fo r m a tu r in g p rin c ip a l
a nd in te re s t on state bond
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Vse O regon W oods
»
T he in te r io r fin is h o f th e n e w b u ild
in g to be c o n s tru c te d fo r th e tut»» fo re d ry
dvpurtrn<*nt w ill be o f ty p ic a l O re g o n wo«»d ,
each roo m to be re p re s e n ta tiv e <»l . om e na
fiv e w ood o f th e state
T h e iw w b u ild in g
w h ic h is tn be located n e a r the state h ig h
w a y sh«»ps ju.st » m .I o f Hie Salem c ity lim its ,
w i l l be 73 by 10 feet in s i/e w ith tw o d o i le
a nd a (»arttal baxem ent
P u rch a se o f the
s ite fo r tile b u ild in g was a u th o riz e I by the
fo re s try board at a reee»it m e e tin g
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W ould M arry
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O reg o n 's c h ie f e x e c u tiv e has he»»n •■»»•
l»*cted fo r the ro le o f m a tc h m a k e r by i
c o iih ’I v »‘a stern m ixs w h o de cla re s h e r w i l l
ingness to m a n v any m an w ho w i l l p ro vid « ’
$5(X) to p .iy fo r .m <»(>» ra tio n ne«‘d»»d by het
m o th e r T h e m i ', w h o has appeal« <1 t«» G o v -
» rn o r M .ir tin fo r a id m fin d in g h e r m an i .
M au re e n I)«»nnc!le, 20 o f ( ’ u m b e l land. Md
w h o describes hersadf as a brunett»* Jean
H a llo w
She a d m its th a t sh«» i
not at a ll
bad lo o k in g
in ;iddi »n ti
-hich she
" n o t a laid
uok and Itou.M k< epe i
K illillg s R e d u c e d
T w en ty -fo u r per i ns w e re k i l l i ' i l in t r a f
fic accidents mi Oregon highw ay', d u rin g
N ovem ber, according to Si-cretary of Slat«'
Knell w ho points out th at this w as
«
than 50 j>er cent «if the record «*f 58 fa ta l
ities establish«"! in N ovem ber 1938
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R H ollingshea«!. M a lh e u r c o u n t y
rtn e h e r . to ld th e s ta te la n d b o a rd th is w e e k
th a t th e p ro p o sa l to bl ck school fu n d s in
ti» la rg e g ra z in g areas w o u ld p u t a ll o f tin*
s m a ll sto ckm e n o u t o f busin«- « because lin y
w e re not m p o s itio n to b id fo r th o g ra z in g
rig h ts in c o m p e titio n w ith th e lu g sto ckm e n .
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Get Matiy O ffers
In spit»» o f pr«»t»‘sts b y Ea te rn O reg o n
stockm en to the t ffect that state school
lanits w ere of little if any valu e for g ra z
ing purposes th e sta te land board has been
swarnp»‘d w ith propoxu!; to lease th e land,
w ith bids av erag in g ap p ro x im ately th ree
and one -fourths cents per acre p er year.
Proposals received by the board call for
m ore than l.OOO.(MX) acres of grazing land
w hereas the state's holdings in th e grazing
area total only 700.000 acres
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Stm t G as C h am b er
Installatinn <>f the new lethal gas cham -
ber ut the slate prison will s ta rt this w eek,
according to W arden Jam es Lewis, w ho has
Ju.st retu rn ed from a tr ip to A rizona, w here
ho m ade a study of a sim ilar d«'Uth c h a m
ber in use in th at stale. Cost of the gas
cham ber, installed, is estim ated at a p p ro x
im ately $20»M).
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May B p C andidatp
J . M. D evers, f«»r the past 20 y ears at*
torney for the state highw ay conimi. sum. is
being prom inently m entioned as a possible ,
republican candidate for th e U nited S la t. , (
senate Deven admit« that hr i., m a re
cep tiv e mood but Insists th a t lie does nut
propose to m ake th e plunge unless defin ite
evidence of su b stan tial sup|Mirt is fo rth co m
ing from th e ran k and file voters w hose
choice will d eterm in e Ihe w in n er in the
May prim aries.
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J C. Jo y of P ortland has been elected
as ch airm an of the Industrial A ceidint
com m ission, succeeding A lb ert H. H u n ter of
La G rande, win» resigned from th e com m is
sion beenuse of ill health. Roy G. B u ch an
an of Pendleton, appointed by G overnor
M artin, to fill th«* vacancy on th«* c«»mmis-
sion caused by H u n te rs resignation began
his new du ties D ecem ber 1
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Seek Milk I,aw R epeal
Sponsors of th e m ove to repeal the m ilk
control act cam e out into th e open tins
week when they filed articles of in co rp o ra
tion for a new organization. Incorporators
include E C. Allen of P ortland, m em ber of
the legislature from M ultnom ah county, and
C. R. W agoner, well know n ns a T ow nsend 4
organizer and m ore recently m entioned as ’
a can d id ate for g o vernor of O regon. The
articles of incorporation declare th a t th e
m ilk control act w as passed by the legisla
tu re co n trary to th e w ishes or the voters of
the state.
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Solon T White, state d irecto r of a g ric u l
ture. ju s t retu rn ed from n trip to W ash
ington. I). ( , ays th a t he found Oregon
tu rk ey s featured on the m enus of m any /tf
the larg er hotels In cities of the east.
The autnm nbile registration d e p artm en t
will begin m ailing out tiie new 1938 license
plates n ex t M onday and the new licenses
m ay he displayed a fte r D ecem ber 15. Ap-
pli'-ntions for plates this y e a r a re slightly
behind the 1936 record for th«* sam e period,
according to S e c re ta ry of S ta te Snell.
lots in Jest
O ne i>f the p rin cip al objections to a n
o th er w ar is th«* flood «if p atrio tic songs that
w ould im m ediately deluge the country.
The "last word" in modern homes- still
belongs to the lady of the house.
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