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Let's Get Out
Church Set 'Wices
A m ajo r incident has h appened in
ih e F a r East th a t seriously involves
Chritllan Church
f ord s day unified study-worship
this country in the bom bing and -.ink
' i ' ‘7 ’’
1 4 ’ •'
C hm cli
ing of an A m erican gunboat by J a p sxheol
«1
Thl, „ fie ri,,* ¡s
anese. .More such incidents a rt“ en
¡'»ci.il li r ,\\ rih u c s tc r n C 'hust.an
tirely possible in view of th e conflict ttoinv^ M orning w orship. 10 4.’» a
in T hree special m usic n u m b ti-
th a t is now rag in g betw een J a p a n
by the choir, one bv the ladies'
and i hina and as long as we have one
sxMet and solo by Miss M ate inc
soldiers and naval vessels in the cen Moore C hristm as serm on bv pastor
Ju n io r w orship ,s conducted at
te r of activities.
sam e tim e in the C E room by
These incidents u n d e r such condi M is H arry O N eal. d .recto r P ar-
tions may lead peace-loving A m eri cu ts a re urged to lei th e ir children
cans into a w a r th a t would m ean the tcm ain to r th is w orship service
h ristian E ndeavor. 6:30 p m. In
killing and m aim ing of the flow er of C
term ed iate and young people. S tuds
the n a tio n ’s young m anhood am i be so or Book of R evelation for adults
b -0 p m. Ev.uno hstie service. 7 30
costly as to drive th e nation i n t o
I’ m O rch estra prelude. Song ser-
b an k ru p tcy .
' ice assisted b.v o rch estra and voung
A rm ed forces of the I ’. S. should be peottte s choir S erm on: "N o Room
w ith d raw n from C hina in o rd e r to foi C hrist. The ch u rc h school
C h ristm as program w ith playlet
rem ove th e possibility of fu rth e r in I»'1
U ? ’ y \edn‘‘<d » evening. Decem-
cidents. The people of ths country
, 1 . . . Music furn ish ed bs the o r
w ant peace, but m ust be p re p a re d for c h estra and choir. Those atten d in g
any eventuality u n d e r present w orld m e invited to bring a W hite G ift"
for local relief -R l. P utnam , m m -
conditions.
tsier.
,1 " ? , V an say a h e a ’’ty “ A n ien !" to
the follow ing from a statem en t .Mon
Beaverton Christian Church
Great American Home
ITNEVef? BAILS'TO HAP-ttEÑT
force alt phnrmnrlst* into unions
E ncircling move on at N anking
.’.ipalif-.e control th ree side« of citj
ITuck plunges over 7iHl foot cliff
al Mosier, killing d riv e r
Ciilil'orniaris driven from horn, :
bv Hood T housands liomele is
I -al.ier peace factor in shipping
s u b s id e s .
M a r itim e
Com m i
s
iio u
i hiurniuii Kxnneijv tells cougrc:
sional com m ittee T ie-ups m ust l,e
j stopped
ltal.v w ithdraw s from league of
n .ilie n s M u- o lu ii b o a s ts of w ar ma
« Inn,' and defies w orld s d, uniera
' Is, d a s h wilti his m iliturv
strength.
C arl t ' Donaugli. U. S district
atto rn ey for Oregon, announces can-
ilid acv f o r dem ocratic nom ination
for ti S. senator.
\W DOCTOR SANS I
MJST GET IN AT
L6AST EIG-NTE&N
HO_£S OF GC lf A
DAY, ANDTAHÊ IPNG
WAUAS OUT IN TH£
COUNTYS.*'
■Sunday, December 12
May fíe Showdown
illy
I
I indlieck)
SALEM Poi II.ind': lubor controversy,
w hich hei.nni* definitely a state problem
I.id week when G overnor Mai tin topped
1 into the picture, h id i fair to develop tn tu
a .showdown t»etwe«n co n stitu ted iiv tl an*
thority on Hu* one hand und urganixed |,t .
hoi* a * represented bv th e Atnei lean E,-d
elatio n ot Labor on Hu* o t h e r
When the governor union-ed h ii hi-« id-
‘ nil* against lubor “royali .t
"rack eteer *
and "gangsters ' in condeinnution of th e at
titud«* of labor l«udei’s involved in the
Pot (land de.idle« k he a p p aren tly ¿truck .»
responsive chord in the b n ,.i t of hi» Oi,
gon public a . indicated by ed ito rial eom.
inent in Hu* pr<*s i of the state and the hun
dreds of lettei « and telegram.« received from
individuals und organixuHons in alt mm
lions of th<* slut»». Public -cntiiuent. how
ever, do«*: not uppear to c a iiy m uch weight
with Hu* A E of I. leadei s w ho have a n
nounced th e ir d eterm in atio n to cmitimi«*
tlieir fight ag a in 't ( ’ I <> w hich, judged
by the result of Hu* Inm an-P oulsen elei-tton,
hold ¿i decided m ajority am ong Ha* aw
mill w’ork«*i > of that ¿uc.i
O peration ol Hie Ininan-poid « n null
being c losccly follow ed by the governor
since Nuecesa of Hus step i . exp«eted to I).,
follow«*«! b.v petitions from o th er m ill em
ployes asking foi’ elections to d e te rm in e ^
th eir bargaining agencies and the openin ;
of otlier P ortland plant :
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< envu ts miifxler g u ard at South
‘ arolm o penitential v M achine gun
M e m b e r: O regon Stata
com pany subdues escapees.
F ir s t A u d ited Paper.
E d ito ria l A s s o c ia t io n
(,re u l B ritain aroused bv new at
L a rg e s t A B C W eekly
and N a tio n a l E d ito ria l
tacks on B ritish bouts Full re p a r
C irc u la tio n in W est.
Association.
ations to be dem anded
Homes of fiiXJI) im periled bv floods
T h e H illa b o ro A rg u s assumes no fin a n c ia l reapon-
in no rth , i n C alifom la
•»bnity fo r errors w hich m ay a p p ear in advertisem ents
published in its colum ns but in cases w h ere th e p ap er
W orld fascism believed Musso
is at fa u lt it w ill r e p r in t th a t p a rt o f an ad v ert!»«,
lini s goal
m eat in w hich the typ o g rap h ica l m is tak e occurs.
Monday, D ecem ber 1.1
<’ s G u ilh o u t I’.oiav bom bed by
Jap an ese m Yangtze river Fifteen
B ible school. 9 4.4 a m
nex t
d a y bj Senator Reynolds of North
et know n 69 survivors: w ounded
l
o
r
d
s
day.
Mrs
V
ernon
Hopper,
l s I ' l l ■■«•lit.-, t h r e e s l e n il ile iiia iu t
t a r o l in a : "T h e tim e has come w hen -superintendent. C om m union s e r-
, ¿ '‘P-oi ov er bom bing uiul sinking
For the sixth y ear. H illsboro Ro- we should stop try in g to police th e Mce. 11 a. n i . and serm on bv pas-
ol I an.iv and oilier A m erican -slop.,
tor;
subject
The
S
pirit
of
t
’hri.-t-
tarian s are sponsoring th e C hristm as w orld. It we w ant to do policing th e re mas
ah ev e N anking k'ull conipvn.sutmn,
oung people's m eeting at
ipologies ami g uarantees against
outdoor lighting contest. This y e a r a is plenty of o p p o rtu n itv for it in this 6:30 P- » m.
At 3 p. ,n u pageant
repetition asked P resident Roose
w ill be given by a cast of 26 pen-
contest has been provided fo r busi co u n try ."
v e il p re tc s l.s to E m peror of Japan
ness houses, prizes to be given for
1 he b itte r and expensive lesson of p I e. ‘('titled, "T he E nchanted
to k io in dism ay over bom bing o f
Candle
At th e m id-w eek ser-
f
e r s a p o lo g y as new s rocks country
Se.ssion ( ’ostly
the best lighted and d e c o ra te d store our last a tte m p t to save th e w orld fo r vice
on W
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ednesdav. 8 p. m.. th e
try.
J
window or store front. In resid en tial dem ocracy is too Ire sh in th e m entorv ptistor w iii bi-mg an o th er m essage
.Although the legislative session of 19J7
Max Schnieling. ex-w orld heav y
was sh o rter by tw o «lays than th at of p it,
lighting, prizes will be a w a rd e d fo r
ot th e people of this co u n try a n d on th e •O rigin of the C h u rc h "
w eight Champion, b e a t s It a i r y
it etvst Hu* taxpayers of O regon $17.»iO
the best outside resid en tial lig h tin g especially in th e m inds of 'se v era l G eorge II. Hatch, pastor.
1 bom as in New Y olk in eightii
m oie, an audit «if Hu* .<• .sion exp«*n.s«‘ ; h i .
round
,,f
I
,
round
mutch
and also fo r best w indow or door.
m utton v e te ran s to stick o u r necks out
rcvculed A part fo this increase in « .»,t
W hosoever Will, Hillsboro
1,1 *’ A H ow ard form er state
In o rd er to assist th e ju d g e s all m an O rien tal mess. L et's m ind our
S unday. 3 p m . m eeting of the
wag d ue to the rental of l«*gislativ«* «piai
su p erin ten d e n t of public instruction.
ch u rch "A biding P ow er" w ill be
t«*rs in the Mat ion hotel and the Salem
i in au g u rated new president of Fast
w ishing to p a rticip a te m ust h a v e own k n ittin ’ a t hom e, m ain tain in d u s th
e serm on subject.
arm ory am ounting to $a4tki for the m -
cm O regon Norm.it at La G rande
th eir lighting up and re a d v bv S u n tria l peace and at th e sam e tim e have
House to get substitute wage and
moi » C leik lure was al. o increased by m or«
an
arm
y
an
d
navy
th
a
t
will
form
an
day night. D ecem ber 19, and m ust
, h o u r bill
Whosoever Will
than $3900 and the .-¿«sssion's stum p hill wj
(A bove N orth P lains)
Inm uii-Poulsen mill in P ortland
file an entry blank w ith th e R otarv a d e q u a te base in p re p a re d n e ss ag ain st
$1651 above that fur Hie 1935 “«‘sgtun
S u n d ay school, to a m . classes
opened ill f a c e o f A F o f I. b o y c o tt
lighting com m ittee, care of A rgus. any possible invasion.
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foi all follow ed by serm on "Almost
( hiñese troops evueuute N anking
This blank m ay be found on a n o th e r
But F ail to E nter." w ill be the
a fter duys of d esp erate battling
Don't
Like
Title
them e At 8 p. m . "Com e and R ea
page in the p ap er. F a ilu re to do this
I ursduy. D e rrn itirr It
T h e O regon M erchants’ I.egi.Jativ«*
son, o r Will God Reason"" w ill be
in the past has been a serious h a n d i
Ja p a n p resen ts four-point m ite of
league, sponsors of a m easure to license
th e c en te r of thought. T uesdav
li
gret
to
f
s
over
sinking
i
f
A
m
cap to th e ju d g e s and every possible
certain fornus of gam bling takes exception
all-day prayer, and m eeting follow
erican gunboat ami th ree A m eri
co-operation is urged.
Come U nto H un." soprano solo bv
i n g —M elvin E Jam es, pastor.
to the ballot till«* prepun-d foi the m easure
C onservation of O reg o n ’
can
m
crcliant
ships
P
refers
upol-
M iss M in e r v a F u l l e r
R e c ita tiv e s
by A ttorney G«*nt*ral V anW inkle and h i i
|
ogy,
indem
nities,
p
u
nishm
ent
of
o
f
This Y uletide lighting h a s been an
R e c rea tio n a l R esources
"There W ere S heperds A biding.
First Baptist Church
appealed to the suprem e court fo r a new
fending av iato rs am t safeguard
attractiv e fe a tu re fo r th e com m unity
'By State Planning Board)
M id-w eek p ra y e r and B ible studv "A nd I,o the A ngel of the Lord.
till«* In Hum petition to the court the league
against
re
c
u
rren
ce
of
attack
Four
h o u r T hursday. 8 p. m. Sunda'v "And S uddenly T h ere was Witti the
and has resu lted in some very fine ( onservation of O reg o n ’s
ehurg«.s the attorney general with b e i n g
know
n
dead
an
d
n
ine
still
missing
school. 9:45. w ith classes and com’- Angel. Mrs V W G a rd n e r SO-
biased and prejudiced against ail foi nu
displays. Let us hope th a t m ore and R ecreatio n al R esources
in ship's attack
p eten t teac h ers for all ages M orn prano. T he finale. G lory to G .1
of gam bling and that the ballot title h -
' Form al protest cabled Jap u n by
more will tak e p a rt in this event each
1
1
1
the
H
ighest"
by
choir.
Miss
E
v
an
ing w o rsh ip at 11. T he p asto r w ill
The g reat value of recreatio n al resource
T hursday, D ecem ber !)
fleets th e w arped, prpjudh'ed and bia-.e4
1 S and dem and m ade that J a p
y e a r and continue to m ake H illsboro to O regon citizens is show n b.v th e w av in b im g a C hristm as m essage in ac geline Fuller, w ill preside at the Ja p an ese dem and .surrender ot aneses
l« g d a n d p< i onal opinion, r e g a r d u ig 1
pledge m aintenance of "„p .
one of th e most a ttra c tiv e com m u w hicn thousands of people roam th e forest co rd an ce w ith the occasion of organ T he ch o ir w ill m eet F riday C hina s abandoned capital. N anking , n door" in C hina
t< ri« s and o th er species of gam bling held b>
evening for reh earsal at 7 30 The
C
hristm
as.
B.
Y
P
U.
at
7
Evening
WPA to e x t e n d ro ll ; to c a r e fo r
C I O pickets defy federal court
nities in the sta te a t the Y uletide sea find sport in th e clear w aters, trav el h te h ig h serv ice at 8. at w hich tim e th ere young people's fellow ship social 350,000
Hie attorney genera, ami his a.- Ustant "
a d d i t i o n a l jo b le s s .
o r d e r re strain in g them from p ick et
son. P articip atio n of all living along ways. clim b the m o u n tain peaks an d flock to w ill be a song service of C hristm as m eeting last Sunday evening was a Joseph K ennedy, w ho has been ing
ship at N ew port
th e seashores. T h e sam e conditions of e n v iro n carols, choruses and an evangelistic great success M iss C onnie P eterson
the highw ay is especially a p p re c ia te d
active aid of P resident Roosevelt in
G overnor M artin dem ands A F
.W ore I n c o m e S e e n
m ent w hich c o n trib u te rich social advantages
ass
s
tid
by
h
er
parents,
was
hostess
m
essage
cen
te
rin
g
about
the
b
irth
various
activities,
believed
Roose
because so m any passing m otorists to o ur resid en t p o p ulation also p ro d u ce a n
of I. picket bv* w ithdraw n or r e
Pr«»s|M et.s for th«* collection of betw ■«•n
of C hrist. C hristm as S unday school G ifts w ere d istrib u ted , an d a d e velt s personol «election as successor m oved from Inm an-P oulsen null in
get to see the decorations.
n u ally a to u rist tra d e of m a jo r in d u strial p-o-
exercises to be held D ecem ber 23 at lightful luncheon was served M em for 1940
$300 (MM) and $40(1 (MM) in Income taxes ft un
P ortland. G overnor also dem ands
bers
of
the
Y
P
F.
w
ill
decorate
the
Any kind of lighting, no m a tte r portions. The in flu x of to u rists com ing to e n 7:45. w ith a varied and in terestin g
contractors w ho have been em ployed on
D rastic revision of W agner labor that any riv e r pilot refusing to pilot
church this w eek for C hristm as. A aet urged by N ational A ssociation a ship o v er labor controversy lose
federal projects in this state w ere consid*
how sm all, is a help to the g en eral jo y th e various n a tu ra l a ttra c tio n s of th is r e p rogram . T he p rim e ry w ill speak service
w
ill
be
held
C
h
ristm
as
day
an
d
sing
special
n
um
bers
a
fter
gion sw ells o ur population artd leaves a h a n d
of Manufacturers.
his license.
« rably brightened this w,-ek when tin* Unite«!
picture.
at
11
a
ill.
at
w
hich
tim
e
an
offering
w
hich
th
e
young
people
w
ill
p
re
som e rev en u e in its w ake.
S tates suprem e court, in a r;ise on uppeal
Dr. ( harles A. H ow ard inaugu-
Friday. D ecem ber 10
sent th e "C hallenge of th e C ross."— w ill be tak en for relief w ork on
from W, at Virginia, held the < nti i t
Jap an ese gain foothold in N an r.itttl president E astern O regon
B ut seldom m en tio n ed is th e necessity for
C hina The p ray er for those at sea
O rtiz W. W eniger. pastor.
N orm al at La O rando
to be subject to the state tax Facts in tw o
p reserv in g th e reso u rces w hich a ttra c t th is
w ill be offered oil S unday
R eg king. abandoned C hinese capitol.
O regon e a s e s, one now pending befuri th e
Alf M Landon rem oves Self from
lu crativ e in d u stry . T he ben efits w ill be e n
St. Francis Catholic Church, Roy inald Hicks, vicar.
U nited S tates court, a re said by E arl F ish-
1940 p resid en tial race
jo y ed only as long as o u r recreatio n al r e
F o u rth S unday in A dvent: Holy
P resident Hoover, lu x u rio u s D ol
er, m em b er of th e tax comm ission, to be
S a tu rd a y w as a big day in tow n sources survive. T hus one of th e m ost v ital m ass w ill be celebrated, S undav
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
lar S team ship cim pan.v liner, strik e
sim d.li if not identical to tin* facts in the
and exeryone seem ed to have a g ran d problem s th at co nfronts O regon today is th e m orn in g at 8 and 10:30 o'clock A Y oung peo p Church
"Slow Down at Suiulo I W I l
T h ii
W« i Virginia caae
A number of I igh
le’s C hristm as p ro re rf n ear F orm e a. D estroy, is rush ; adm onition .should be lie,
on from th e H oly G ospel will
to
aid
from
M
anila
Jv,l
bv
tim e. The C hristm as th e a tre p a rty fo r conservation of its p erish ab le recreatio n al re- serm
salaried em ployes ,,f co n tracto rs on federal
be p reach ed nt both m asses Sundav gram w ill be given Wednesday-
m otorists in O regon d u rin g the
t h e ^ Y b K left t0 chance su rv iv a l w ith o u t
House
pas
es
bill
to
control
farm
children and g r o w n - u p s , g i v e n
projects, w ho have taken refuge behind
night. D ecem ber 22. at 8. and will
school a fte r the 8 o’clock mass.
th e d elib erate p ro tectio n of a vigorous state
i-oming w in ter m onths even nm n
production by 267 to 130
th eir supp,xs,xily federal status a r e a ls o e x
"T he N a tiv ity .' a b eau tifu l C h ris t consist of a C hristm as play, p a n
th rough th e courtesy of H illsboro conservation program , these resources w ill d is
th an in sum m er, d ue to the h a z
Dr.
R.
H
D
dlehunt
nam
ed
P
o
rt
pected to com e forw ard w th su b stan tial tax
m as play, w ill be p resen ted by our tom im e, anth em s and special music. land's first citizen for 1937 bv P o rt ard s of snow, rain and cie.
business and professional people, was a p p ear a t a n a p p allin g rate. T h ey a re easily young
—Jo
h
n
F.
Gibson,
m
inister.
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people S unday afternoon at 2
paym ents on the stren g th of th e c o u rts
land R ealty Board.
estructible. y e t often irrep laceab le. C areless-
atten d ed by thousands, th e re being
ruling.
o'clock at th e F o resters' hall. Ver-
O f the 32 traffic fatalities in O re
?
“
gic
W
e
s
erenCe
3nd
negH
gence
d
a
»
y
cause
-Saturday,
Derrmber
tl
Trinity Lutheran Church
a full house a t every perform ance.
boort. It w ill be given especially- for
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gon d u rin g D ecem ber last year,
Thousands also w ere ta k in g a d v a n to ¿ i l d StiM PaIling tOs th in k w h at d estru ctio n th e b en efit of all th e ch ild ren of T he service begins at 10:30 a. m : F irst m ove m ade in P o rtla n d to only th re e w ere the resu lt of col
both parishes. V erboort and Rov. unday school at 9:45. S erm on topic
I |> L iability zkniount
lision of tw o m otor vehicles, ac-
tag e of th e m any splendid o p p o rtu to w ild life is caused by a fo rest fire T he but th e ir p aren ts and friends a re S "Sing
and Rejoice. O D aughter of 21: St T hom as' day 317th a n n iv e r c, rding to th e O regon .State M otor
D r iv e r s o f .ta tc - o lied a llto n . b .le w J
nities fo r C hristm as buying and w ere co v er of th e stream s is gone. O ften erosion sets co rd ially in vited.—F a th e r Joseph B Zion " Zech 2. 10-11 The L utheran sary of tlie landing of the Pilgrim association.
be protected against dam ages bv liability
r a t h e r ; : at P ly m o u th . Mass D e c e m
Saal.
H our will be heard o v er station
again finding th a t H illsboro w ith its
w ipm g out th e p la n t life in th e stream s
insurance tip to Stli.iMM) the board of control
KALE at 1:30 p. m P rof W alter A ber 21. 1820 Not,- T here w ill be no
M ore than 56 p er cent of all
progressive stores and-courteous clerks w hich su p p o rt m aterial on w hich th e fish live
J ' ' Idt d thi week. Heretofore the tate ha ■
M
aier. Ph. D. of C oncordia S em in m id n ig h t w orship this y e a r on fatalities in the m onth of D eeem
St. A nthony’s Church. Buxton
destro y in g th e sp aw n in g beds w ith silt and
as eve. C hristm as day w o r
carried a m axim um of $20.0(M) in liability
w as an excellent tra d in g center.
T h ere w ill be no m ass ntoxt S u n ary. S t Louis. M o , is th e sp eak er ( hristm
™al? ng th e h illsides d re a ry an d desolate. A nd
D ecem ber 2.5. at 10 30 a in No b er last y ear w ere p<*destrinns
insurance on its pas. enger ears W hile the
day. b u t on C hristm as day holy- You a re cordially w elcom ed to w o r ship.
‘n a ^ ’ w as such a fine p a rtv
"W alk safely this m onth" is an
t b e , careIess leaving of a cam p -fire or
public
w
orship
Sunday.
D
ecem
ber
state can not be sued for dam ages in case
th a t it should be re p e a te d and be an cSareH°eUg CSS thrO w ing aside of * b u rn in g m ass w ill be celeb rated at 10:30 ship w ith us.
u rg en t request of state m otor asso
26.
P
asto
r
H
enry
S
H
aller
m
av
be
of an accident, the state em ploye w ho is
o'clock in th e m o rn in g — F a th e r
consulted any day betw een 10 a. m ciation officials.
annual C hristm as event fo r th e people
o p eratin g the c ar at th e tim e of th e ucci-
Joseph B. Saal.
Pilgrim House
and noon, betw een 4 and 6 p in , or
of this com m unity.
th e ° t aet» °
m0St d ifficu lt p ro b lem s th a t
d en t m ay bv held for dam ages. T h e state
W
hen
the
d
riv
e
r
of
a
t
r
u
e
D
ecem
ber
17
and
18.
E
m
ber
davs,
b.v
appointm
ent,
at
the
H
ouse
o
f
k
t.ne -ta te has to m eet is re-sto ck in g stream s
Congregational Church
now spends m ore than $2l).(MM) a y e a r for
you wish to pasa fails to hear your
set aside for special p ray ers f i r the fice, 232 N orth T h ird avenue.
iteeplng iLsh b fe a b u n d a n t in face of the
liability insurance.
D ecem ber 19: church school. 10 a. church u niversal an d 'th e clergv
born signal, try sw itch in g head
a . Prof. S tallev. su p erin ten d e n t. D ecem ber 19: chapel service of
in creasin g use of th e stream s by sp o rt and
lights on and off. T hey w ill re
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Methodist Episcopal Church
X eisClat h a ? r T en- The fu"damenPtal diUL P ro g ram of C hristm as m usic p re public
flect flashes on his re a r view m ir
w orship at 10:30 a. m . w ith
(
hristm
as
Sunday,
D
ecem
ber
sented by ch o ir and soloists at 11. litu rg y for fourth S unday in A dvent
A pproxim ately 12.000 persona a re en-
19 ro r and m ay convey the m essage
W hich trx r
flSh m ust h av e p u re water in
C antata. "T h e S to ry of B ethlehem ." and serm on. "T he Day D a w n s" S unday school, 9:45 a. m E erybody i to him .
ro lh il n the WPA adult education and r e
to liv e ju s t as people m u st h av e n u re
One th in g this country needs as a w ir hich
brin
g
a
Bible.
C.
C.
W
eber,
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Jo
h
n
E
W
est:
solosists:
Mrs.
Clyde
super-
el cation program in O regon, according to
to breathe. P o llution of m any of o u r w a te r!
"R eligion in the N ews" topics. ' The
Rex Putnam , sta te su p e rin te n d e n t of p u b
m uch as a n y th in g is a determ in ed d e m itrfln r d estro y in S one ° f ‘he state's g reatest V ount. Mrs. W. A. Foster. Jesse Fos W ar in the O rient." " T h e ' Pope in te n d ,n t M orning w orship at II.
H ighw ay safety will be one of
E
pw
orth
Leagues.
6:30
p.
m
■
ev
e
te
r
an
d
Mrs.
T.
A.
D
ungan.
This
lic instruction O f this n u m b er 1100 are
S peaks to th e C ardinals" and "W hat
th e .subjects on the program of
m and on th e p a rt of P resid en t Roose ou td o o r recreatio n al resources.
C an tata b y Jo h n W est is a stan d ard Is a C hristm as P a rty ? " D ecem ber ning w orship. 7 30 o'clock A lex ld ith o s first police academ y in
enrolled in A m ericanization classes, in p re
velt fo r this w a rfa re betw een th e tw o
O ne of th e first an ti-p o llu tio n law s passed
a n d e r H aw thorne, pastor.
p roduction, p resen ted w idely by
B o is e D ecem ber 1 to 18.
p aratio n fo r th e citizenship test.
big unions to cease, a stro n g stand 1911° T>tn WSS \ he D eschutes R iv e r L aw in choirs. It is a b eau tifu l p re s e n ta
tion of th e C hristm as story. It is an
fo r law’ and o rd er and a red e d ica tio n 1911. This p rovided th a t n o sew age o r w aste am
bitious w o rk fo r sm all choir but
R edm !
UW
d um ped in to th is riv e r. Bend
Saving Possible
of this nation to th e principles of lib R
is w o rth th e e ffo rt it tak es and we
edm ond and o th er tow ns h av e disposed of
A saving of at least $200 a m onth in
a
re
su
re
w
ill
g
re
a
tly
please
the
erty upon w hich th e country w a s th e ir sew age in a scien tific w ay in stead of
m ,- »«.„ax-
telephone costs w ill be effected through
m ak in g th e D eschutes an open .^ w e r w hich
audience. Y oung P eople's m eeting
(By Roger W. Babson)
lounded.
; w ant goods o r securities. F e a r and I move th eir stocks A few finished
the installation of a cen tral sw itchboard.
7 p. m . su pervised by M rs C lyde
BABSON PA RK . M a s s.-B u u n e s.
s a m enace to th e people o f O regon. P eople
B udget D irector W allace W harton reported
Yount. T h u rsday, D ecem ber 23. 7:30 is now laying the base for a new n o p e a r e f a r s t r o n g e r tem porary goods have even been m arked-up
k thph h T 8,t e r f° r d rin k in g purposes. a n d P it
factors
in
co
ntrolling
prices
than
to the board of control thus week. U nder
p. m., C h ristm as program of th e upw ard push in 1938. T he re a d ju s t facts an d figures!
th is fall notably firm equipm ent,
D em ands fo r red u cin g fe d e ra l ex is th e best tro u t stream in th e state.
young people, a carol service, w ith m ents in stock a n d com m odity
tires, and autom obiles.
present arran g em en ts each sta te departm ent
1-ew
read
ers
hove
occasion
to
tree and C h ristm as jo y .—T. A rth u r
IS served by sep arate tru n k lines, m any of
"F reezing" P rices Bad Business
p en d itu res are h e a rd from m ost ev-
prices, in in v e n follow m any r a w
com
m
odities
1
D ungan. m in ister.
the larg er dep artm en ts m ain tain in g their
With buying pow er declining
tories. and in in Iherefore. they m ay not realize
ery section of th e country. H ow ever, ZA
t
own sw itchboards
I
d u strial
p ro d u c w hat a huge change has taken this tendency to "freeze" finished
it is in terestin g to note th a t th ey w an t < J U r Y e S t e r d d V
First Church of Christ. Scientist
tion a re going on place in "spot” prices in th e last goods prices bothers me. I fail to
S
ervices
a
re
held
ev
ery
Sunday
the axe applied elsew here and not
¡w ith trem endous few weeks. Hence, I am giving be see how you can in terest y o u r cu s
O ie g o n beer
p arlo rs h e re a fte r must
at 11 a. m.; W ednesday evening
rapidity. A quick, low a com parison of c u rre n t quota tom ers in a period such as this
on th e ir own pet a p p r o p r i a t i o n s . Fifteen Years Ago
m easure up to rigid sa n ita ry req u irem en ts
services a t 8 o'clock; S u n d ay school
by m ark in g -u p the price of y o u r
sh
arp
recession
is
tions
w
ith
1937
highs:
P resident Roosevelt has req u ested a
if they expect a renew al of th e ir lic e n s e . .
a. 1L a ' m ’ P u p ils up to th e age
product. Those m an u factu rers w ho
A rgus. D ecem ber 14, 1922—Y o u n g er een-
m uch m ore d e - l
'a' price I A p p ro x. I
the state liquor com m ission has decreed.
sizeable reduction in fe d e ra l aid fo r eraH °n in th e ir elem ent w ith ice sk atin g b e of 20 y ears a re w elcom ed. F ree
have done so w ill probably regret
sirab le t h a n
a Com mo«|Jf y
Hiifh C o r 't II. line i th
e ir decision In m aking this s ta te
reed in g room open on W ednesdays
long dragged-out Coffee, lb
highw ay construction in th e states
in g enjoyed on som e of th e n e a rb y ponds. L og
$ 10
$ 06
40 m ent. I realize th a t certain fixed!
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. m.
period of co rre c Cocoa Beans, lb. .13
.05
Unexpended balances in the hands of
61
It would re ta rd highw ay develop ging cam ps closed dow n by cold an d snow.
costs, such as taxes and union wage
tion. The s te e p C opper, lb.
S u n d ay ’s topic. "Is th e U niverse
.17
.10
41 rates, a re behind these h ig h er or
Sale of B uick autom obiles in co u n ty ta k -
e ’ lOU z' S°Lr ‘ ,’.f.
'
ducation may not
m ent in this sta te fo r m any years.
In clu d in g Man. E volved by A tom
ness of th e pres- , C otton, lb.
.15
.08
46 unchanged prices. The quickest
b. utilized in settin g up a retire m en t fund
ic Force?"
e n t b reak c o n- Hides, lb
Congressm en from w estern s ta te s are en over by H. C. P eterson.
.18
.15
16 w ay to y ank business out of a ta il
for faculty m em bers. A ttorney G eneral V a n -
u
„ 2 ------v in ces m e t h a t ! R ubber lb.
h i n o ’ .» : E ' F a-V ram elected m ost ex cellen t
.27
.14
48, spin is to do ju s t w hat raw ma-
opposing the reduction. M any rig h tlv r chief
W inkle ruled this week N either mav the
Roger »4. Babson the u p tu rn will I W heat . bu.
P y th ian Sisters.
Seventh-day Adventist Church
.41
.94
33
teei th a t m ore real public good comes
board increase salaries of faculty m em ber,
ate ria l producers, such as the cop
com e sooner than ! Wool. lb.
S ervices a re held each S abbath
00
.70
30 p er people, have done. They have
em ployed a t R ay -M alin g can n ery
on condition th at th e increase be retu rn ed
lrom the highw ay construction pro given Ladies
(S atu rd ay )
as follow s: S abbath m ost people believe, assum ing th at N ote th at in some cases the b
1
u
y
er¡
chicken d in n e r T h u rsd ay in celeb ratio n
congress co-operates.
c u t th e ir prices dow n to a level
can get tv
• 1 h Id
'n *'nt fu n d ’ th e a “ "rn e y gen-
gram th a n from m any of th e o th er of closing of m ost successful can n in g season school, 9:45 a. m.; p reach in g service
E v ery new phase of th e business I today for the sam e am ount
w here even panicky custom ers can
no«11’
y
o
u
n
2
people's
m
eeting
a
t
o
f
fed e ra l aid plans.
at local plant.
h
ard
ly
afford
not
to
buy.
cycle
brings
its
opportunities.
H
un-
m
oney
as
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rs
he could e a rlie r in the
I am confident th a t as tim e goes
D istrict C lerk E dw in B ow m an com pletes
day ev en in g a t 8 o'clock. V isitors dreds of fortunes w ere built for year!
instance, by those w ho had ’ the
on low er raw -m aterial costs will i
local school census an d fin d s 1007 c h ild ren of
?,re ,.w elconle a t an y service.—Dr. courage
Shrewd Baying Helge Everybody
b
rin
g about a su b stan tial m a r k - '
and
vision
to
buy
stocks
I
school age.
W alter H u n tington, pastor.
tf an d bonds in 1932 and 1933 T o
I have alw ays been opposed to flown in retail prices ns well. A l
E fforts are being m ade nationally
W illiam F. B row n of N o rth P lain s dies D e
day. I believe th a t we have a n com m odity speculation. I feel that ready clothing has begun to d ro p !
to stim ulate home building, w hich cem ber 9.
The O renco-Reedville Parish
o th er golden op p o rtu n ity . It is in ' com m odities should only be bought M erchants a re n a tu ra lly a n x io u s !
Schoolboys used to hold am bitions to
S
u
n
d
ay
school
In
both
churches,
th e com m odify m arkets. B ut the for legitim ate business purposes. to keep th e ir stock tu rn in g over
has lagged so w oefully th ro u g h o u t
grow up and becom e doctors nr law yers.
No
one
should
try
fo
play
th
e
o
th
10
a.
m.;
w
orship
serv
ice
in
thè
m ajo rity of businessm en a re now
T hey have started th e ball rolling
Now they hope to get on W PA lists.
th e nation since 1929. One of the T h irty Y ears Ago
O renco church. 11 a. m.; w orship too frig h ten ed to move. T h eir vision e r fellow 's gam e Yet. business o r by p u ttin g on sales. ' F ood prices
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Argus. D ecem ber 12. 1907—G o v ern o r C ham service in th e R cc/lville church, 8 is clouded; th e ir courage has van ganizations a re able to perform a are alw ays sensitive to quotations I
m ain im pedim ents to m ore hom e con
service today by b u y i n g ! in th e w holesale m arts. Hence '
Chim io:: tel, phone hells have been in-g
struction. so badly needed, is th e high b erlain issues p ro clam atio n to en d legal h o li p. m. W om en’s M issionary society (shed. O f course, we w ill continu, real
m eets at O renco on th e th ird W ed to hav e ups-and-dow ns in bu.si-i hrew dly. If concerns can utilize th e re has been n g ratify in g d ro p
' n t' ' 1 b"f tl" ' rin g will sound ju st as bad*
cost. An exam ple of w hat th e b uild days. B anks in good sh ap e an d panic over.
th eir idle rash to p ick -u p good raw from th e householders’ atandpolnt.
c a ll7 e r
‘ ° * 2 3 m " Wr° nK
O scar C hallaco m b e dies su d d en ly at C o r nesday of each m onth and at Rced- ness and prices over th e n ex t few m
aterial
bargains,
it
is
sound
m
an
e r is up a g ain st is shown by th e d e nelius hom e S unday.
vllle on th e fo u rth T h u rsd ay of years. TH IS IS NOT ANOTHER
in
m eats and fruits. F u rn itu re
agem
ent
to
do
so.
T
hey
can
p
ro
each
m
onth.
tf
1929 -32 DERACLE. r BELIEVE
m and in P o rtlan d by carp e n te rs fo r
prices, on th e o th e r hand, are be- I
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E lm er M iller h eld u p a n d ro b b ed of $195
TH A T SOM ETIM E BEFORE B U S I duce th e ir goods nt a low cost. ing g en erally pegged until t h e
w ,. h. <ip.. ,O
young inventors:
♦nay«iinKCn eaSeJ rOm
an hour on a business stre e t W ednesday w hile electric
Hence,
th
e
ir
custom
ers,
th
e
ir
sale
s
NESS
DOES
G
O
THROUGH
A
N
( h ristm as rush is over.
M. E. Church (Bethany)
harness y"et. "
'‘,l
R,rcam Ii"«» horse-
to ^l.oO an hour. Such dem ands, if lights w ere o u t tem p o rarily .
M AJOR DEPRESSION men. th e ir em ployes, and th e ir in- E arly ’38 "B argain" Period
On G erm an tow n road.
S unday O T H E R
vestors,
all
benefit.
I
th
in
k
that
WE
ARE
GOING
TO
HAVE
THE
g r l‘n4tu d ’uC”.U.ld do n o th <nK less than
A fte r th e tu rn of the year. I e x
F red S chom burg convinced th a t W ashing
service e v e ry Sunday, 10 a. m. S u n
G EST BOOM IN ALL OUR such an o p p o rtu n ity for business pect such retail lines a s home-
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p u t th e building gam e fu rth e r in the to n county is th e finest cheese co u n ty in th e day school, 11 a. m —John Place BIG
” eoneerns to buy raw m aterials a d furnishings, clothing,
pastor.
tf HISTORY!
luggage. and
hoi T,l" ', 'o " mny lx' Tni« h tle r th an the sw ord
vantageously exists now.
doldrum s. A low er hourly ra te would state.
the lik e to offer som i real opportu-
Feelings Stronger Than Figures
b 'd it U k es m ore than m oral suasion to
R eaders will notice th at I am nitles. A utom obiles m ay
W. M oore elected n o b le g ran d of I O
p ro b ab ly re s u lt in a g re a te r to ta l in- O. F. E. lodge.
be ch eap-, silence Jap an ese a rtillery .
S everal w eeks ago 1 gave r e a d - 1 stressin
All Saints Episcopal Church
g
r
a
w
m
aterial
bargains.
er
in
th
e
spring.
Y
ear-old
cars
are
ers
som
e
of
th
e
basic
causes
o
f
'
fo m e p e r y e a r and. a fte r all, isn't
N ext S u n d ay th e fourth S unday
Finished and sem -finlshed goods
F ath er B ucholzer of St. M atth ew 's ch u rch
m A dvent All S aints Mission will this c u rre n t slum p. M any of them prices a re still high. Few m a n u p a rtic u la rly good bargains right
th a t th e m ost im p o rta n t thing.
A
an<l w hose d ream is to estab lish a S isters’ present its Christm as music, to a re real, but som e a re psychologi factu rers have begun to pass along now. H om e-builders should wait a 1 w oods s lid in g m ou ntain convinced H o lly -
m onth or tw o u n til governm ent
school here, n o w has title to p ro p e rty w est of
is stm i
‘hat D ame N atu re
w hich all a re invited to attend. O r cal. J u s t ns the com m odity price low er m aterial costs to th e ir cu s pressu
re forces som e cuts in costs
• still in the super-colossal producer class.
church.
gan p relu d e: "P asto ral Sym phony" p endulum sw ung too fa r l a s t tom ers. Some sem i-finished p ro d H ouse-lots,
how
ever,
w
ill
p
r
o
b
spring,
so
I
now
feel
th
a
t
it
is
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h n J. G oble of n e a r L au rel dies D ecem I by H andel. Procession hym n 72
ucts. such as gray goods, w orsted
G reen prom ises new w ar on C. I. 0 . b e r Jo
not be Cheaper than they are
11.
st-,rsT hnI,blr Wi‘h rn,,st of ,hp 0,f' Ri'pn‘ n ’m
"O com e all ye faithful." H ym n 73 sw inging too far in th e opposite yarn, brass, flour, and glass have ably
it p reien t. T H E IM PORTANT
direction
today.
B
uying
in
t
h
e
— h e a d lin e. Looks like it is a con
"Hark th e H erald A ngels S in g "
barked off. H owever, others, such PO INT IS TH A T TODAY REAL! they S u i k r0Un m W ‘e “ Udi** ‘S ,hi“
Mrs. E O. C ran d all elected w o rth y m atro n
Serm on by vicar. O ffertory: "R e "p rim ary " m ark ets is fa r under as tinplate, finished steel, k raft p a BARGAINS EXIST IN M OSTRAW
tin u o u s w a r w ith m o st everyone be of E astern S tar.
norm
al
Raw
m
aterials,
w
hich
w
ere
joice G reatly. O D aughter of Zion "
per. nails, and the like a re still
•
S h eriff C onnell has h ad th e in te rio r of th e
ing h u rt b u t big ch iefs G reen and
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ap p ed up last sp rin g a t 50 to 100 n e a r th e ir peaks. Most finished: M ATERIALS; MANY S E M I-F IN
soprano solo by Mrs. V. W G ardner. sn
ja il painted w h ite and ev en th e p riso n ers say
ISH ED GOODS ARE D RO PPIN G '
p
er
cen
t
higher
prices,
a
re
not
Lewis.
has
been
blanketed
with the
products
have
n
o
t
yet
been
sh
a
d
-'
"H e S hall F eed His Flock," c o n tra l m oving. B usinessm en and investors
W H ILE BY LATE WINTER BAR-'
it im proves th e app earan ce.
on - i h ! p ,n y ear’ P c rh «P« it’s the sam e
to solo by Mrs. H. E. Barrow s. w an t cash now m ore th an t h e y ed - e x c e p t ns retail m erchants G AIN S SH O U LD RE SEEN IN
for s h | EurOpean diplom ats have been in <
them selves have c u t price-tags to j THE RETA IL FIELD.
Yuletide Lighting
77® 7 y?-'' /
v z,,>
Planning State’s Resources
Highlights in
the W eek’s
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Should be Repeated
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Safety Hints—
The Country Needs
d& w ¿Materials a ^ n y ”?
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Jots in Jest