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Should Be Fair
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H -ll.b a re A rg ua . 1894
H illa h o r o Independent, J f g
hl K IN N E Y « .M.-K1NNEY. p u b lish e rs
Published T h u rs d a y — E nternd • * aeeond-claaa m a -te r In
‘ he p oatoffice a t H illsbo ro . O ro tro n
Donald R ichberg. ex NRA uriminD-
I ratiir, has recom m ended a revision of
the anti-trust law s to perm it g re a te r
se!t-reg n latio n by business u n d er gov­
e rn m e n ta l supervision. Some such a r ­
ran g em en ts should be w orked out so
th a t business will have some idea o f
w here it stands. It is a cinch th a t the
"old dog eat dog" policy does l i n i
m ake for stability th a t benefits a n i
of the com plem entary p a rts of m i r
economic system .
A tew y e a rs ago the a d m in istra tio n
and Secretur.v lik e s . in p a rticu la r,
urged oil com panies to w ork in h a r ­
m ony and stab ilize price fo r the w el­
fa re of the industry. T hey did. and
now in recent m onths th e governm ent
u n d e r the a n ti-tru st law ■s.
s prosecutes
th em fo r th e very th in g th at they
recom m ended a few b rie f y e a rs ago.
G overnm ent and business should
w ork to g e th e r. In f a c t a ll com -
p lem e n ta ry p a rts — in dustry, a g ric u l­
tu re and lab o r— should w ork in h a r ­
mony fo r th e g en eral w e lfa re of all
the people. T he ru les of th e gam e
should be d efin ite and not c o n tra d ic ­
tory a n d they should be fair a n it
e q u ita b le to all sides.
Church Sen 7tV<
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( Economic C onference R e p o rt )
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Y o u a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a t­
Successful and happy liv in g on a I w itti tig h t ea . ... j and
te n d those services S a b b a th p re a c h ­
p la tfo r m ; , o f food w h e n tlie y are p ro p e rlv
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in ir i- I w hich should be the goal to be o n ly th ro u g h n a tu r a l flo w p ip e o r
Selected as O re g o n 's B e st W e e k ly N e tc s a p e r, 1930*36
o iv a liv o
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expic.ss
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t i‘e th a t w .iih ih g t o li co u n ty is b e ­
t f a ch ie ve d b j ever,\ f.iN iils T h e y can
hi anted o n 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 193d
vvoll p le a ., d w ith tlie gov'ernol s « I h x ,
A ll new w a te r s u p p ly sources in g very ■ a tis t.ie to rd y se rviced W ith
H o n o ra b le M e n tio n N a tio n a l E d it o r ia l A ssn N e w s p a p e r
o n l\ be ai riv e d at by t ir e fu l plan
tto p o l'in an
al-io genet a lly r o in in ,*nd tin *
P ro d u c tio n C o n ta c i, t e o t - ò j ; G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e , 1935
1 m n g and b u d g e tin g to r th e m m th e s h o u ld be tested f o r p u r d y b e fo re eh , Il a pow er 11 1 1 eeoiiim ended
M e th o d is t E p isco p a l C h u rc h
m le, lio n
I , II w in g i n e i n b e i s o f Die g u v -
Sunday S c h o o l 9 45 a in . C ( '
ta n n e x p e n d itu re s . and th is m ust being e o n siim ed L ik e w is e , fre q u e n t llia l til, ' p n c u t p ro g ra m o f e x te n d ­
T h ird place w in n e r in tw o n a tio n a l
,•111111. p-Hly h o w e v e i. u le not o v e rly en •
be un d ei ta k e n w ith close c o -o p e ra ­ te s tin g ot w a te r sources is a good in g sei v ice iu t,i those c o m m u n itie s
W e b e r s u p e rin te n d e n t, m o r n i n g
newspaper contest» in 1937—C enerai
ttlUSIUStli ov ei lilt- .election
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1 he b a c te rio lo g y d e p a r t­ not at p ie ., nt a p p lie d w ith d e c
w o rs h ip . 11: E p w o rth I . cagues. 6 36 tio n and s u til u n d e i s ta n d in g b \ the pi'Mi’tic e
E xcellence and Best E d ito r ia l Page fo r
el-nm . is too c o n s e rv a tiv e to f it in to Ilio
m en t o l O regon S tu te c o lle g e 1. c o ­ tcied.v be c o n tin u e d and th a t the
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ta i in fa m ily w ith m oney a nd non- te r f o r p u r it y tie .- o f ch a rg e In
lio n u l a d u u n is li-itiön
F irs t C hurch of C h rist. Scientist
Subscription Kates S tric tly Cash in Advance
in v e s tig a tio n In- m ade in to tin - cost
A n a tiv e o f O regon, born in J a ck,-o n -
S c rv ic i » are h e ld e v e ry S u n d a y m on e y in c o m e o f $750 to $999 s t iu . t io n s to r ta k in g w a te r sam ples
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68 ye .n s o f age S a tu rd a y F eb ru a ry 5, w h e n
services a t 8 o 'c lo c k ; S u n d a y school t> p e r cení fo r housing, fu rn is h in g S e w a g e l li s p u s . il
at a ll po . a b le E le c tric ity is a c o n ­
O u ts id e O regon
tie e xp e cts to tuki* the < natll o f o ffic e fu r
at 11 a. m . P u p ils u p to th e age a nd e q u ip m e n t. 01 a p p ro x im a te ly
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f -»’ ye a rs a re w e lco m ed . F re e Í I30 fo r food a nd $150 on ttie house
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p ro p e r sewage d isp o su l m e th o d , lie u nd 1
re a d in g ro o m open on W ednesdays and its o p e ra tio n .
tim u la n t fo r b e tte r liv in g ,
nnd S a tu rd a y s fro m 2 u n t il 4 p. in.
M e m b e r: O reg on S ta te
W a sh in g ton c o u n ty has 42 9 p e r in s ta lle d w h e n c e , r pm tib lt* A n e f ­ p h y s ic a lly and m e n ta lly T h e com -
Brown Io A iiin > tin » '< ‘
F ir s ! A u d ite d P aper.
fe c tiv e system consists o f d ra m s fo r
E d it o r ia l A a s o e ia t io n
Sunday s topic» " S p ir it . "
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Seventh-day A d ve n tist C hurch
In uecordanee w ith th e O regon th a t tin - fa m ily m ay lx- o b ta in in g
T h e H ills b o r o A n ru a assum e« n o f in a n c ia l re s p o n ­
S e rvice s a re h e ld each S a b b a th o1. ’ 0'.' I'*“ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ a l. o r 57 1 p e r cent ot
tiis re tu rn fro m 11 tr ip to M e x ic o a c c o rd in g
s ib ili t y f o r e r r o r * w h ic h m a y a p p e a r in a d v e rtis e m e n ts
r u r a l people p lu m b in g c ih I i - 110 se p tic ta n k can tin - most , 'iit o f tile , ‘le e ir u 'ily e m ­
» S a tu rd a y)
as
fo llo w s : S a b b a th W a sh in g ton c o u n ty
to W a lle r U i n e n S a le m l e a l e .la te d e a li 1
p u b lis h e d in it« c o lu m n s h u t in cases w h e re th e p a p e r
need to b u d g e t c a re fu lly fa m ilv be c o n s tru c te d c lo s e r th a n 11) feet ploy o il f, r .'.peeifie d u tie s 111 th e
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in a t f a u lt it 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 *
u t i l i ’ e fro m any b u ild in g and th e d r a in ­ hom e and fa rm , th a t d e m o n s tra ­
n ie n t in w h ic h th e t y p o s r a p h ic a l m is ta k e o c c u rs .
n o n * ' ' Ouno p e o p le ’s m e e tin g a t e x p e n d itu re s , a nd should
B lo w n to m ake tlx - statem ent
B ro w n
age system sh o u ld be loeuted at tio n s lx- g iv e n to b e tte r fa m ilia riz e
- 30 p. m. P ra y e r m e e tin g T h u r s ­ s i m p le hom e acco u nts to p la n d e f
expected to le t u in w it h ili the n e x t w e e k - r
d a y e v e n in g at 8 o 'c lo c k . V is ito rs illit e ly fo r a ll m on e y to be spent, least 100 feet and d o w n h ill fro m peo ple vv ith tin - cost o f o p e ra tin g
ten days
in o rd e r to d e riv e th e
are w e lco m e at a n y se rvice, D r. fro m th e ir e x p e n d itu re m ost good a n y w e ll, s p rin g o r p o in t o f d iv e r ­ e l l ', I I I , a l e q u ip m e n t, b e lli on til,-
sion on a strea m used fo r a w a te r fat 111 and in th e hom e and to e n ­
W a lte r H u n tin g to n , p a stor.
tf
T h e A m e ric a n fa rm hom e o ffe rs s u p p ly
co u ra g e p ro p e r hom e ,t,*e o ratio n so
Interest Bill Heavy
toe best o p p o r tu n ity fo r e o nserva-
T h e re a re p r in c ip a lly tw o k in d s tile p rin c ip le s o f good lig h tin g w ill
M erle R. Chessm an, p u b lish er of
O regon ta x p a y e rs c o n trib u te $8,500,DOC
I l i o n Ot A m e rie u n hom e and fa m ilv o f se p tic tiin k s .
th e c o m m e rc ia l not lx- c o n tra d ic te d by un p ro p **r
The
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th e A storia A storian-B udget. is off to
a y e a r o r m ore th a n $700.000 a m o n th to
S u n d a y sch o o l in b o th churches, life I o th a t end w e u rg e s e rio u s m e ta l la n k and th e c o n c re te tank
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\\ ashington, D. C., ag ain fo r a n o th e r
to a m ; w o rs h ip s e rv ic e in th e N tikly and c o n s id e ra tio n o f t h e
T h e H S P u b lic H e a lth s e rv ic e c o lo rs s i/e o f globes, and lo c a tio n
s h a tte re d by a bomb explosion
und w a rra n t* u *u e d by th e atate und i t .
O re n co c h u rc h . 11 a. m ; w o rs h ip I p ro b le m s in v o lv e d , and a w hole- reco m m en d s tin - us,- , , f a se p tic o f lam ps
fight fo r national defense of t h e
n u m e ro u s aub divta io tis, it
was reveal«- |
police blam e it on a re p risa l'
-e rv :c e in th e R e e d v ille c h u rc h . 8 , h e a rte d d e s i r e to e lim in a te th e ,,b- ta n k o f n o t less th a n 500-gallon
lo r
those
W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty
northw est on th e C olum bia r i v e r .
th ia w eek by S ta te T re .is u re r H o lm a n
At
p. m
W o m e n ’s M is s io n a ry so c ie ty je e tio n a b le fe a tu re s w h ic h (end to c a p a c ity S m a lle r la n k » o p erate .»at- homes th a t a re not e le c trifie d it
unions
w
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w
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the
establi?
Chessm an has m ade a valian t fig h t
th a t thm fig u re represents a m a te ria l in
m eets a t O re n c o on th e t h ir d W e d ­ I re d u c e th e id e a l and p ra c tic a l as is fa e to rilv fo r a fe w m o n th s u n t il 1 reco m m en d e d d ia l a 9|M-cial p ro p
nesday u f each m o n th and at R ce d - w e l l as d e s ira b le s ta n da rd s o f h v - it bi-eom e necessary to clean th e m ect l>,- b ro u g h t to tlx - c o u n ty e o v e r-
p ro v e m e n t o v e r tin* s itu a tio n in 1031 w hen
fo r protection of th e northw est, w hich
v ill
, mg
on th e fo u rth
in te re s t on O regon bomts and w a rra n t
T h u rs d a y
seem s to be the “fo rg o tte n m an " in
1 *' furniture arrangement, with th e Mtutc.
T h e o b je c t th a t th is c o m m itte e o u t m o rd e r to keep tile sewage
each m o n th .
co u n ty, c ity , school d ia tn e t. etc
the n ation's defense schem e. Now is
has in m in d in m a k in g th e f o llo w ­ system fu n c tio n in g p ro p e r ly S e p tic p u rp o se o f d e m o n s tra tin g room a r-
to ta lle d m o te than $10 000.000 a y e a r »r
ta n k s o f th e p ro p e r size in s ta lle d at | ra n g e m e n t Hint w ill giv e to th e
in
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the tim e fo r people in th is section of
M . E. Church I B e th a n y 1
in exetuta o f $HU0 000 a m o n th H o lm u n aa>
th e ou tset w ill re d u c e to th e m in i­ m em b e rs o f th e fa m ily th e m a x i­
the fa rm h o m e a h a p p ie r and h e a lth ­
O n G e rm a n to w n road
th a t m uch o f the im p tu v e m e n t in the fi*
th e country to give C hessm an th e
S u n d a y ie r place 111 w h ic h to liv e H i im ­ m u m t lie necessity f o r ta n k c le a n ­ m um a m o u n t and c o rre c t uses of
n a n c iu l c o n d itio n o f the sla te und its ,stu
defin itely underm ined. s e rv ic e e v e ry S u n d a y, 10 a m S u n - p ro v in g th e liv in g conditions on in g I f e xcessive a m o u n ts o f grease lig h t fro m tin - sources a v a ila b le
necessary backing by lettin g th e of­ institution.«
day school, 1 1 a
m - J o h n Place.
d is is io n s ls due to
re m e d ia l l«'g)'»lutiu'i
caco ia rm . th e s ta n d a rd o f liv v in g a re h a n d le d 11 is a d visa b l,* to in s ta ll und th u s in s u re “ seeing s a fe ty ."
ficials in W ashington know how they
pastor.
NjMmsoretl by h im s e lf p ro v id in g fo r th e i
t f is raised fo r th e e n tire c o m m u n ity a grease tr a p b e tw een th e s in k and
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feel about a d e q u ate defenses fo r the
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stnince o f s e ria l bonds and th e iu»e o f id l •
a nd c o u n ty .
I he c o m m itte e reco m m en d s th a t
N ut gro w ers of the county are on
A sse m b ly o f God— Aloha
northw est.
state fu n ds in c a rry in g fin a n c ia lly e rn b jj
In o rd e r to h a v e a basis on w h ic h S e p ti,- T a n k D r a in a g e Sv stem
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school. 10 a. m : p re a c h ­
is c o m m itte e m a d . a V -T ro u g h System
fa n n e r and th e h u m e m n k e r on
D efense of th e Colum bia riv e r is th e rig h t tra c k w hen th ey consider Ing, 11 a. i n g e v a n g e lis tic s e rvice, s to u rv w e o y rk o f th 49
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homes in o rd e r to d e te rm in e th e 1 '»'co m m e n d e d b y th e O re g o n S ta te
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in v e rte d V - m em bers o f th e fu m ily to in s u re
.should be ot p a rtic u la r benefit i n h e ld in th e H u b e r h a ll. W ednesday i s u p p ly . T he re p o rt and
R eports rea ch in g Salem iix lic u te that
e n - tr o u g h c o n s tru c te d o f 2 x 12 p la n k s c o n tin u e d
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1. The only all w e a th e r a ir route P roducing g re a te r sales and dem and n ig h t m e e tin g h e ld in th e homes, d a tu m s w h ic h fo llo w h re a c v o e m m been
u c o m m itte e re p re s e iititig the .state tearhci
I i ’ laced in a d itc h on a 6 -in c h bed o f sta n d a rd o f liv in g A c c o u n t books
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based to som e e x te n t upon th e s it- g ra v e l A fe w inches m o re o f g ra v e l
to all of E astern W ashington in clu d ­ tor filb e rts as well as o th e r products
association is d ra ftin g a m easure fu r p i . -
1 n a tio n as in d ic a te d b y th is s u rv e y I is n e x t pla ce d o v e r th e in v e rte d fo r t liis p u rp o se m ay be secured
ii'lit u t io li to tlie voters at the N u v e m tx r
ing th a t section directly e a st of P u g et ot a g ric u ltu re an d in d u stry . It will
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»'lection p ro v id in g fo r stale s u p p o rt o f tti ■
M T R IT IO M f
tro u g h , and th e d itc h is th e n fille d econom ics. W a sh in g to n . I), f ’ , o r
hound N aval Base a t B rem erton is be m oney well spent a p d th e A loha
Bible school each L o rd 's d a y at
T h e fa m ily fo o d s u p p ly s h o u ld to th e to p w ith o r d in a r y d ir t W ith th ro u g h th e c o u n ty e x te n s io n of-
com m on school system on the basis o f $ I0 f..i
. 4.) a. m .; se rm o n a n d c o m m u n io n
th ro u g h the C olum bia riv er gorge.,
each c h ild on th e school census
O n the
G ran g e is to be com m ended for m ak ­ I l a. m. w ith a n th e m b y th e c h o ir be a d e qu a te n o t o n ly in a m o u n t, i th e space o b ta in e d w ith th is system, fiee
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4 II C l I B W O R K
u n d e r d ir e c tio n o f M rs. J. Jo h n son , m in e ra ls , v ita m in s and o th e r es­
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ip p i o x im a te ly 5,000
G rand Coulee dam and th e sh o rte st
v. h ris tia n E n d e a vo r. 6:45. p re a c h in g s e n tia l n u trie n ts th a t c o m p ris e a
th e case w h e n c la y d ra in t ile Is hoys und g ir ls n W a s h in g to n co u n -
re q u ire an a n n u a l a p p ro p ria tio n o f $2 6611
by th e p a stor. 7 45 G e o rg e H
route to Bonneville dam is th ro u g h
ba la n ced d ie ta ry . T h e n e w e r k n o w l- i used.
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(XX) S ta le s u p p o rt o f tlie com m on s e ll,» .I
4-H c lu b age Tti»
H a tch , p a sto r.
1 edge o f n u t r it io n teaches us th a t
T h e e fflu e n t flo w in g fro m th e C om m ittee fe d s th a t th e 411 p r o ­
th e C olum bia riv e r gorge. (Im agine
S lap p in g of Jo h n M. A llison of the
system is now lim ite d to the in te re s t-e a rn ­
: m ilk
eggs, vegetables, f r u it s and se p tic ta n k tends to c o lle c t at th e
g ram sh o u ld I),- d e ve lo p e d as e x te n ­
th e effe c t a bom bing fle e t w o u 1 d L. S. em bassy s ta f f a t N an k in g by a
in g s o f th e irre d u c ib le school fu n d w h ic h
C ongregational C hurch
w ho le g ra in ce re a ls a re th e e sse n tia l jo in ts in th e c la y t ile a n d e v e n tu a l­ s iv e ly as p o s a b le a nd p ra c tic a l in
last y e a r am ounted to $1 32 per c a p ita T he
have on these tw o g re a t pieces of Ja p a n e s e sen try has c re a te d a n o th e r
F e b ru a ry 6: C h u rc h school 10 a. foods f o r n o rm a l persons.
ly seals th e o p e n in g so th a t p ro p e r o rd e r to c a re fo r thus«- y o u n g peo­
increased a llo c a tio n o f $8 8« p e r
c h ild
A m o re s c ie n tific a ttitu d e t o - I d ra in a g e is n o t o b ta in e d T h is s itu ­
. L a w re n c e F ra n c is , s u p e rin te n d ­
eng in eerin g .)
incident a n d resu lte d in m ore notes m
p le not a lre a d y e n ro lle d in some
w o u ld necessitate an a d d itio n a l o u tla y of
e n t: m o rn in g w o rs h ip at 11. w it h w - r d foods fo r h e a lth is g e n e ra lly a tio n does n o t o c c u r w h e n th e V - boy o r g ir l p ro g ra m .
3. T he sh o rte st ro u te to E astern of p ro te st to J a p a n . N otes and m ore se rm o n : O pen and C losed O o o rs " needed b y th e w h o le fa m ily .
m ore than t2.S00.00t) fro m some aource a
tro u g h d ra in a g e system is used
ye t not revealed
T he c o m m itte e , reco m m en d s the
D I D I It Y O U T H P R O B L E M
O regon a n d Id ah o is th ro u g h th e Col­ notes got th is co u n try so f a r involved C h o ru s. “ In c lin e T h in e E a r." H im -
U n d e r o rd in a r y c o n d itio n s o n ly
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A c c o rd in g to th e 1930 census the
um bia riv er gorge.
21 yeai's a go th a t w e w ere forced in­ m el. Y o u th F e llo w s h ip m e e tin g , 7
1. T h a t e d u c a tio n in fo o d se le c­ 10 feet o f th e in v e rte d tro u g h p e r to ta l r u r a l p o p u la tio n in W a s h in g ­
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4. The easiest all w e a th e r ro u te to to th e \\ orld w ar.
tio n be so u g ht f o r m en and bovs person is necessary.
C ly d e Y o u n t.— T. A r t h u r D u n g a n
ton c o u n ty is 27.236: 4396 o r 16 per
u n e m p lo y m e n t com pensation co m m issio n la»:
as w e ll as w o m e n and g ir ls "in O u tsid e T o ile ts
W illam ette valley a n d S o u t h e r n -
m in is te r.
»'»•nt o f the to ta l r u r a l p o p u la tio n
w eek averaged s lig h tly m ore th a n $12 6»)
p u b lic schools, in 4-H c lu b s 'a n d
'I tie c o m m itte e re co m m e n d s th a t are tx 'tw e c n th e ages o f 15 and 24
E a ste rn O regon sections as w ell as*
each
M ore Ilia n 46 000 id le w o rk e rs liu- •
th ro u g h agencies f o r a d u lt e d u ca- m o re im p rovem e nt in re g a rd to ye a rs T h is c o m m itte e recognizes
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file d cla im s fo r jobless Insurance
N o rth ern C alifornia, N ev ad a a n d even
S e rvice s fo r f if t h S u n d a y a fte r tin o .
o u ts id e to ile ts be m ade t h e ir c o n ­ th a t th e re is a v e ry se rio u s ecu-
tig h te r to r a tim e w ith th e opening E p ip h a n y : C h u rc h school. 9:45 a m.:
2 ia ) T h a t fa m ilie s , w h e re possi- s tru c tio n . v e n tila tio n and p o s itio n
into L ta h is. th ro u g h th e C olum bia
n o i n i c a nd so cia l p ro b le m in c o n ­
of ad d itio n al P o rtla n d saw m ills, is holy c o m m u n io n and se rm o n . J i a , Die. raise a d e q u a te a m o u n ts o f m re g a rd to th e so u rce o f w a te r n e ctio n w ith p r o v id in g •-m p lo y in c n t Zim m erm an May Run
riv e r gorge.
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su p p ly , sto ck d r in k in g tro u g h and and c o n s tru c tiv e re c re a tio n fo r th is
m ; W a s h in g to n c o u n ty hom e. 2:30
P e te r Z im m e rm a n , .»tat se n a to r fro m
T he tense situation in th e F a r East ta k in g a n o th e r dip w ith closure of P-
m C h o n reh e a rsa l,
30 p. m , e m p h a sis io be on green and y e l- d ra in a g e a w a y fro m th e house
age g ro u p and it reco m m en d s th a t
Y a m iu ll co u n ty, m ay decid
on a t r y fo r
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should c learly b rin g hom e th e neces­ several ot th e re-opened m ills. I n te r ­ F rid a y . -It,
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tlie E x te n s io n S e rv ic e c o n tin u e in
the U n ite d S 'a le .s senute. W h ile n S a le m
h» T h a t hom e
dem on t ra t io n ■ w i t h t h e i r w a t e r s u p p ly and se w ­
sity fo r m ore a d e q u a te defenses in fere n c e w ith th e m a rk e t w ere given
its
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H ills b o r o F re e M e th o d is t C h u rc h I gaixlcns b,* m a d e in th e v a rio u s age d isp o sa l p ro b le m s m a y c o n ta c t w h ic h w ill meet th e needs o f these
th e C olum bia, th e g atew ay fo r an by mill officials as the closure reason
was b e in g urged liy m any fu rm e rs to e n te r
I'o im n u n itie s th ro u g h o u t th< c o u n - ' th e ir c o u n ty agent.
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y o u n g people.
How long will this w a rfa re betw een v iv a i w it h Rev. A lle n F ra z ie r, U. I D'-
enem y in v ad er of th is nation.
th e race und th a t he was g iv in g th e m a tte r
HO USING
union groups bottle up th e economic S.
Ins serious co n sid e ra tio n
H O M E D E M O N S T R A T IO N A G E N T
s. G
G e n e ra l C o n fe re n c e E v a n g e lis t , i, „ c) ' T h a t ° o th
D e r home p ro d u c tio n ]
T h e c o m m itte e feels th a t th e re is
e v a n g e lis t. E v e ry n ig h t e x c e o t
e n c o u ra «e<* a s a n
' M an y farm ers feel th a t we need m ore
eco n om y
life of this sta te and cause d am ag e to as .....1
Ib is c o m m itte e recom m ends th a t
‘ ' ‘ ft 111’ ’ a c i d i m
n s u ro
«nnh
such
as h a v in g h o m e ­ need fo r a d d itio n a l space 111 closets, th e c o u n ty secure a hom e d e m o n ­
S a tu rd a y . , at . 7:30 F e b ru
a ry g ^ S u n - m e easure,
fo rm e r re p re se n ta tio n m liu - senate." Z im ­
w orkers, em ployers and public?
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and
d a v s c n o o l. 10. w it h s u p e rin te n d e n t.
m e rm a n said “ I f I de cid e to r u n I s h a ll
s tra tio n agent to p ro m o te a b e tte r
'f i* T h a t fa m ilie s p la n o r b u d g e t fo r m o re storage space f o r v e g e ­ u n d e rs ta n d in g and a p p lic a tio n o f
M rs. E s th e r H . T u rn e r, in charge.
e n te r tlx - re p u b lic a n p rim a rie s , re s e rv in g
ta b le s and fr u it s as w e lt ns th e need n u tr itio n a l re q u ire m e n ts : to d e v e lo p
th e
S e rm o n a t 11 w ith R ev. F ra z ie r as t h e ir hom e fo o d p ro d u c tio n .
¿ht. how ever, to ru n us an in d e p e n d -
3. *a) T h a t fa m ilie s p re s e rv e f o r assistance and e n c o u ra g e m e n t
S en ato r F re d e ric k Steiw r, w ho h ad
ent ca n d id a te in th e g e neral e le c tio n if I
s p e a ke r: Y o u n g People's s e rv ic e a t
b e tte r h o u sin g c o n d itio n s : and to
s u rp lu s food, ch o o sin g th e m e th o d m
m
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6:45 w it h
M is s E liz a b e th
p re\ iously announced his in tention
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defeated
fo r the re p u b lic a n n o m in a tio n '
L in n . I th a t
su its th e ir c irc u m s ta n c e s 1 homes.
p re s id e n t, in charge; S e rm o n at
W lu le some a u th o ritie s h o ld th a t Z u n -
not to be a c a n d id a te to succeed him ­ A D angerous S ituation
1 b) T h a t each f a m ily can y e a r-1
T h e c o m m itte e w ish e s to re c o m ­
7:30 w it h R ev. F ra z ie r as s p e a k e r
m e rm a n w o u ld be p ro h ib ite d fro m ru n -
Im plem ent Shows Set
ly . o r p ro v id e b y some o th e r m eans j m end th a t c o o p e ra tio n be g iv e n by
self, resigned last w eek, effective J a n ­
— R E. W a lte r, p a stor.
, T h e re c e n t s la p p in g o f an A m e ric a n co n ­
m ug as an ind e p en d e n t 111 tlx - eve n t o f hi
a t least 90 q u a rts o f tom atoes o r m em b e rs o f th e fa m ily in p la n n in g
D e m o n s tra tio n s h o w in g s o f M in ­
u ary 31. S en ato r S teiw er in his tw o s u la r o ff ic ia l in N a n k in g b y Japanese s o ld ie i »
d efeat m the p rim a rie s o thers b e lie v e th a t
to m a to ju ic e f o r each fo u r persons to m o d e rn iz e th e fa rm
k itc h e n n e a p o lis M o lin e p o w e r im p le m e n ts
Pentecostal
Tabernacle
and
tn
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term s has developed into a sta te sm a n
he c o u ld com pel the se cre ta ry o f .»tale t „ ac­
' c) T h a t a p re s s u re c o o k e r be w h e re necessary, to im p ro v e th e at fiv e loca ls th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n ty
u n d a y school S u n d a y m o rn in g used f o r c a n n in g n o n -a c id foods.
cept his f ilin g i f lx- s h o u ld take his cu ••
a llo tm e n t o f storage space, a nd to are b e in g sponsored th is w e e k and
ot national prom inence. He has been has p ro te s te d se v e ra l tim e s to th e T o k y o g u v e r- at S 10.
W illia m H in c le . s u p e rin te n d ­
m e n t la te ly a b o u t “ in s u lts and o u tra g e s " to
t a ll n o n -a c id hom e c a n ­ p la n c o n v e n ie n t lo c a tio n o f w o rk n e x t by tin - C o u n ty F a rm e rs ' U n ion.
in to com t on a m andam us proce e d in g . These
a stro n g rep re sen ta tiv e of th e people A m e ric a n s in C h in a re v e a l p la in ly th a t a ll th e e n t; classes f o r a ll ages, co m e and ned ' d) fo T o d h a be
b o ile d 20
la tte r base th e ir o p in io n on the a c tio n o f
a f t - | u n its , in o rd e r th a t th e k itc h e n . J o h n Blass. C o u n ty F a rm U n io n
of O regon and in his service w as a n u m e ro u s Japanese apo lo gies a n d p ro m ise s b r in g th e c h ild r e n w ith y o u . Y o u n g e r e m p ty in g th e ja r , b e m fo in re u te ta s s tin
g w h e re th e h o m e m a k e r spends 51 2 ! p re s id e n t
a id
y e s te rd a y . T h e
the state su p re m e c o u rt in r e q u ir in g the
m e e tin g at 6:45 p m. M iss
4 T h a t p ro v is io n f o r h o t food p e r ce n t o f h e r tim e m a y be m o re I »hows, till,- ft “ Aces o f A c tio n .” w ill
p a rtic u la r frien d of th e n a tio n ’s w a r a b o u t p ro te c tin g fo re ig n r ig h ts in C h in a a re p H eople's
s n r i- la r y o f state to accept th e f ilin g o f W
azel W y a tt, p re s id e n t. M o r n in g w ith c a rrie d lu n c h e s be in v e s ti­
i be g iv e n al th e W est U n io n lo c a l in
A. E k w a ll as a ca n d id ate fo r congress w h it--
veterans. R egardless of how one m ight n o t a n d w i l l n o t be c a rrie d out.
w o rs h ip at 11 a t w h ic h tim e c o m ­ gated, and th a t i t be p ro v id e d c o n v e n ie n t. che<-rful a nd u s e fu l A l- ’
Japanese apo lo gies and p ro m ise s reached
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‘•■rcuit ju .lg e m
stan d on public questions, one could h e ig h ts o f profuseness a fte r th e P a n a y case m u n io n w i l l be served. S u n d a y e v e ­ w h e re possible.
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M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty T he h ig h c o u rt in th a t
g e v a n g e lis tic s e rvice. M id -w e e k
not help but adm ire him fo r his c o u r­ a na o n ly a fe w w eeks la te r w e fin d th a t n se in rvice
S A N IT A T IO N
day. R o y on W ednesday and L a u re l
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w l,h o u t ai1
s T ue sd a y, T h u rs d a y and
age in opposing c e rta in phases of the A m e ric a n rig h ts a re b e in g ig n o re d a n d fla u n te d S a tu rd a y e ve n in g . A ll e v e n in g s e r­ It appears th a t s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s <1 p ro g ra m s h o u ld be e m phasized 1 n e x t T h u rs d a y E v e ry o n e is in v ite d
e i
1 b ‘ '-r ,,s tr ib t' ‘ he q u a lific a tio n s ,
in some fa rm hom es c o u ld be im ­ and enco ura g e d as a c o u n ty -w id e 1 to a tte n d th e show ings.
so
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adm in istratio n p rogram when to do
vices b e g in a t 7:45. A ll w e lc o m e — p ro v e d T h is a p p lie s p a r tic u la r ly to
e ' ' ri
General Van ♦
p ro g ra m b y d is p la y in g in th e v a r i­
J. F. S h a c k e lfo rd , pastor.
•11
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now tha t so lo n g as A m e rica
W m k i, m an earlier opinion had h e ld th a t
so was fa r from pop u lar.
w a te r s u p p ly a nd sewage disposal. ous c o m m u n itie s t h e
E x te n s io n
s t ill has citiz e n s and in te re s ts in C h in a , p a r ­
Union Local to M ret
w h e ie iis tlx - State la w p re c lu d e d a d e fea te d
T he W a te r S u p p ly
S e rv ic e M od e l K itc h e n tr a ile r , and
t ic u la r ly in th e f ig h t in g zones, th e re w i l l c o n ­
T r in ity L u th e ra n C hurch
A n im p le m e n t c o m p a n y w i l l e n ­
p rim a r y ca n d id ate fro m r u n n in g as an in-
P u r ity o f th e w a te r s u p p ly s h o u ld b y d is tr ib u tin g w o r k in g d ra w in g s
tin u e to be to u c h y in c id e n ts , f u r t h e r s tr a in ­
dependent ca n d id a te th e re was n o th in g to
te rta in w ith an e d u c a tio n a l m o v in g
T h e se rvice s b e g in a t 11 a m : b<- th e f ir s t c o n s id e ra tio n o f th e | o f th e d e ta ils o f
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p re v e n t his frie n d s fro m w r it in g in th •
p ic tu re show a nd o th e r fe a tu re s at
S u n d a y school a nd B ib le class a t 10 fa rm e r T o s a fe g u a rd th e w a te r s u p ­
Jo h n L. Lewis sees need fo r w ork b e tw e e n th is n a tio n and Ja p a n.
I t seems a d v is a b le to th e c o m ­ tlx - re g u la r m e e tin g o f tin - West
c a n d id a te s nam e and n o th in g
S e rm o n to p ic. “ T h e N o m in a l C h r is ­ p ly fro m p o llu tio n , it is im p e ra tiv e
to p re v e n t
relief, says th o u san d s fac in g poverty
In su ch c irc u m s ta n c e s i t is v it a lly neces­
t ia n " — M at. 13. 47-5»), T h e L u th e ra n th a t th e w a te r in a w e ll o r s p rin g m itte e th a t hom »s n o t e q u ip p e d tfn io n lix 'a l o f th e F a rm e rs ' U n io n
his s e rv in g in any o ffic e to w h ic h lie m ig h t
ith r e fr ig e ra tio n o r o th e r a de­ at tlie K P h a ll in N o rth P la in s to
be e le c te d by th a t m ethod
and starv atio n . W ell, no one o u g h t s a ry th a t o u r g o v e rn m e n t d e c id e a d e fin ite H o u r comes to y o u e v e ry S u n d a y at be at a h ig h e r le v e l a t a ll tim e s th ä n q w uate.
s a n ita ry food s to ra g e f a c ili­ n ig h t » T h u rs d a y ). T h e local e x te n d s
re ig n p o lic y re g a rd in g th e C h in e se s i t u a ­
1:30 p. m. o v e r s ta tio n K A L E , Y o u a n y n e a rb y sources o f f ilt h .
to know b e tte r th a n he, as his am b i­ fo
race
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ties s h o u ld in s ta ll d r a ft co o le rs fo r
a re c o r d ia lly w e lco m ed to w o rs h ip
tio n . W e ca n n o t p e rm it a c o n tin u a tio n o f
W e lls s h o u ld be lo ca te d on clean th e te m p o ra ry s to rin g o f fo o d. Such an in v ita tio n to a ll in te re s te d En- ] rac< fo r th e g o v e rn o rs h ip in 1934 w h e n he
tion fo r pow er has been larg ely r e ­ “ in c id e n ts " fo llo w e d b y f u t ile p ro te sts. O ne i w it h us.
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sponsible fo r thousands being th ro w n
w h o can re m e m b e r b a ck 21 o r 22 ye a rs w i l l
p ro b a b le ch a n n e ls o f im p u re d r a in ­ to b u ild and th e y a re h ig h ly r e c ­ quested to b rin g c a ke o r sa n d w ich e s I ond in
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union w a rfa re in th e p a st y e a r is p a rtic ip a te d , a n y w a y .
w ith o u t doubt th e biggest c o n trib u t­
E ith e r th e A m e ric a n
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o i? i
hoas,‘ IS passing o u t ,,f th e O regon
1 at th e lo w e s t le v e l fo r a n y s im ila r
p ro p e rty , tro o p s a nd w a rs h ip s m u s t be g o tte n
B A B S O N P A R K . F la . — I t is too p o rts in d ic a te th a t some fa c to rie s
step it belongs.
p ic tu re
A s u rv e y ju s t co m p le te d bv Hex
com pares w ith o n ly 50 000 assem ­ w e e k in fo u r years. A lth o u g h t r a f ­
e a rly y e t to :»y w h e n th e business w ill be r u n n in g n e a r c a p a c ity d u r
c o m p le te ly o u t o f C h in a and k e p t o u t
The
’ l" " a m . «‘ ate s u p e rin te n d e n t o f p i.b h c in
b l i e s ill t i l e f ir s t w eek o f th is lllo o l b ’ fic is s t ill 2» p e r cent below the
la tte r p la n is u n q u e s tio n a b ly th e one m o t
recession w i l l be o v e r. I am m ore in g th e n e x t GO to 90 days.
B u ild in g v o lu m e h i h e ld up h -
-struction. reveal« th a t th e ir
c e rta in th a n I w a s a m o n th ago.
A m e ric a n s w ill fa v o r m o st s tro n g ly .
O ne w o u ld th in k th a t fo o d » a irs I m a rk a b ly w e ll. P riv a te hom e c o n ­ 1937 fig u re s , th e re has been a sh a rp
n u m b e r has
been reduced by 249 in the
re b o u n d in lo a d in g s in th e Iasi
h o w e v e r, th a t a w o u ld jo g a lo n g a t a sta b le le ve l,
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fro m 1326 in 1930.31 to
re v iv a l is n o t f a r b u t v o lu m e is in flu e n c e d b y p ric e s la st J u n e a nd is o n ly 65 p e r cent fo rtn ig h t.
1977 in 1936-37
B a n k in g fig u re s are b e g in n in g to
T hat is at th e ra te o f m ore th a n 46 a year
o ff.
T h e re
a r e and g e n e ra l c o n d itio n s . L a te s t r e ­ o f th e 1937 le v e l. B u t n o n -re s l-
licited by outside a d v ertisin g sa le s­ b rin g a fla m e o f w a r fe v e r in th is c o u n tr y -
a ra te w h ic h i f m a in ta in e d w ill see the
n o w s tra w s In th e p o rts s h o w food sales c o n s id e ra b ly d e n tia l a nd p u b lic o p e ra tio n s have be o p tim is tic . C o m m e rc ia l l o a n s
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co m p le te disa p p ea ra n ce o f the o n e -ro o m
w in d w h ic h sh o w u n d e r th e 1937 fig u re s . H ere again
stepped in to th e b re a ch so th a t a re d o w n s ix p e r cent sin ce th e ir
deal of money out of tow n and left
schools w ith in the n e x t 25 v,
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th a t business i s th e re has been a n o tic e a b le p ic k ­
to ta l c o n s tru c tio n in D e ce m b e r was peak in O cto b er, s h o w in g th a t in ­
no th in g here. Such schem es are alw ay s
s lo w ly
tu r n in g up d u r in g th e past w e e k o r tw o
h'H< h, r liig l, schools are ,,|So on th e w a y ut
above a y e a r ago. F u rth e rm o re .th e v e n to rie s are b e in g
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ff
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a ro u n d .
T h e s e w it h th e ea sin g o f f in r e ta il p rices f ir s t h a lf o f J a n u a ry was b e tte r
being pushed to tak e h a r d - e a r n e d
H a n k d e b its are d o w n 15 p e r cent
s tra w s w e re m is s ­ as th e le a d in g s tim u la tin g fa c to r.
these s m a ll h ig h schools in O regon
’
th a n th e in it ia l fo r tn ig h t o f Decem - O n th e o ih e r hand, deposits have
O regon
m oney aw ay. They gave this new s­
1936-
in g at C h ris tm a s
P a p e r c o n s u m p tio n has ta k e n a i b e r
31 there are now . only
A s a consequence, a llie d in -
on ly fiv
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tim e .
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n
o t h e r , d u s trie s . such as lu m b iT . have be- h a lte d th e ir d o w n -tre n d w h ic h set
p a p e r as reference, which was a b ­ F ifte e n Y ears A go
the state.
in a lm o st a y e a r ago and are $166-
th e m a re good r e ­ businesses. Because p a p e r Is used
A rg u s . F e b ru a ry 1. 1923— D r. J. H . Ross-
solutely unauthorized. W hen outside
I gun to p u ll u p fro m th e ir rece n t 666.060 above t h e ir D ece m b e r low s
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t a il tra d e re p o rts , in o m a n y d iffe r e n t lin e s, i t is an
d e p th o f as lo w as 50 p e r c e n t un-1
salesm en give this firm or any local m an w o r k in g to se cu re O re g o n N a tio n a l g u a rd
R e ta il tra d e is th e most o p tim is ­
s e a s o n a lly h ig h e r e x c e lle n t
Plan C onstruction
b a ro m e te r
o f g e n e ra l d e r t h e ir 1937 peak.
c o m p a n y here.
tic o f a ll th e b a ro m e te rs
M e r­
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210 in n e W c o n s tru c tio n d u rin g 1938. a ccord-
m ade im m ediately to th a t firm to d e­ h e re J a n u a ry 30.
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m bssione?* w “ 1!? f ‘ l‘ <1 W“ h
Com ­
term in e w h e th e r or not such a re f e r ­
L o c a l g ro u p has m e e tin g to c o n s id e r fo rm a ­
k«’s. and be
b e tte r b u ild in g v o lu m e . ahead in th e past ten days w ith | c a p ita l goods in d u s trie s . T lie y are re s u lt, r e ta il tra d e had h e ld up
m is s io n e r W allace
T ele p h o n e enm panic«
tio n o f R o ta ry c lu b . T e m p o ra ry o rg a n iz a tio n
ence is a u th o riz e d .
T o get a w ords-eyt? p ic tu re o f c u r ­ m a n y m ills r u n n in g b e tte r th a n r u n n in g 45 p e r ce n t b e lo w a y e a r s p le n d id ly . C h ris tm a s v o lu m e was
a one p la n to spend »3.889 356 in im p ro v in g
ago: T he D e ce m b e r to ta l o f dom es­ o f f o n ly tw o p e r cent fro m 193«
has D r. J. H . Rossm an as p re s id e n t a n d J. H.
re n t tre n d s, le t m e b r ie fly a n a lyze | th e y h a ve f o r s e v e ra l m onths.
ar <. , ,x l,‘l,d ,n K th e ir se rvice, nnd e le c tric
tic o rd e rs was o f f 10 p e r c e n t fro m w h ile J a n u a ry clearances h a v e
G a rr e tt as s e c re ta ry .
th e le a d in g business b a ro m e te rs :
Some H e a v y In d u s trie s H it H a rd
» ¿ £ ‘8 ^ ;
80 a^ r , . g a , e
,,f
N o ve m b e r, b u t latest fig u re s in d i­
C o n su m e r In d u s trie s S e n s itiv e
R o y B ills in s ta lle d as c h a n c e llo r c o m m a n ­
H e a v y in d u s trie s m a in ta in e d th e ir cate a le ss-than-seasonai d e clin e . been w ith in 5 to 10 p e r cent o f a
»-i.864.095 fo r e x p e n d itu re
( I ’n u m i r In d u - tr ie s a re u s u a lly
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A d v a n ta g e s of H illsboro as a tr a d ­ L iz z ie Y e n c k le m ost e x c e lle n t c h ie f P y th ia n th e f ir s t to be h it and hence are
w o rk d u rin g
M e a n w h ile , fo re ig n o rd e rs f o r o u r
m ni a
- y i’a r
W h ile these e s ti­
s itiv e c o n s u m e r in d u s trie s began to m a c h in e to o ls — p a r tic u la r ly f r o m ! ! in g to h o ld and to boost v o lu m e in
m ated e x p e n d itu re s sh o w
CSl'
u s u a lly th e f ir s t to re c o v e r. T h e re ­
ing c e n te r will ag a in be stressed by S isters.
c u rta il. Hence, som e w e re h it la te r R ussia—-are c o m in g in b ris k ly .
a ll lin e s.
an increase o v e r
fo re , c o n d itio n s in th is g ro u p a t
e x p e n d itu re s d u rin g 1937 th e y fa ll fa r s h o rt
local business m en S atu rd ay with a
C o u n ty P om ona G ra n g e en d orse s S e n a to r
b u t h a rd e r th a n th e lig h te r m a n u ­
Sentim ent Barom eter Weakest
G e n e ra l In d ic a to rs L o o k U p
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by th i- sam e u t il-
N o w . w h a t does th e p e rfo rm a n c e
special d o lla r d ay event. This is one W . G. H are's b ill to am e n d c o n s titu tio n to p ro ­ in te re » t. T e x tile a c t iv it y is c u r ­ fa c tu rin g g ro u p B ig g e s t s u ffe re r
M isce lla n eo u s in d ic a to rs also g iv e
itle s d u rin g th e p e rio d
r lie u te n a n t-g o v e rn o r.
a m o n g th e d u ra b le goods in d u s trie s
fro m 1936 to 1935,
of a series of tra d e fe a tu re s during v id e W fo illia
r e n tly 40 t>er ce n t b e lo w last y e a r's ha been steel. O p e ra tio n s c a ta p u lt­ an e x c e lle n t c lu e to business c o n ­ o f these b a ro m e te rs m ean'’ W h ile
W
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lla
ce
p
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in
ts
out
m A le x a n d e r a nd E. W. Reeves b u y
dition.» H e a d in g lh ,- li t is p o w e r th e y rlo ni*l d e fin ite ly sh o w th a t
le v e l and back to th e 1932-34 b e d ­
th e y e a r in w hich p a rtic u la r effo rt is Used C a r E xch a n g e fro m A . H . Rasm ussen.
ed d o w n w a rd fro m 85 p e r c e n t o f
ro c k fig u re '. T ra d in g in g ra y goods, c a p a c ity last A u g u s t to 20 per ce n t e c n -u m p tio n . I t is a v a lu a b le in d i- we have ro u n d e d th e b o tto m th e y
m ade to b rin g hom e to people fa r
o f I h e ' r r -Wh ' h *
f o r ‘ ho serviees
, c a to r because e le c tr ic ity is used d o in d ic a te th a t business Is s ta b ­
h o w e v e r, has r e c e n tly been m o re
a m o n th ago S in c e C h ris tm a s th e re
and n ear, th e fa c t th a t H illsboro is an T h irty Y ears Ago
b e z and ;
have firm e d . T he has been som e re c o v e ry and th e u n iv e r a lly in fa c to ry a nd home, iliz in g and th a t w e have p ro b a b ly
o ffe re d . 7 p . a ^ ' t ^ ' n d e 0" a ^ ' h u m ^ S a
u s . J a n u a ry 30. 1908— C o u n ty P o m o n a
past fo r tn ig h t, m o re o v e r, has seen o p e ra tin g ra te th is w e e k Is a ro u n d its tre n d has been v e r t ic a lly d o w n - seen
lh ,- w o rst.
T h e b a ro m e te r
excellent and frie n d ly tra d in g center. G ran A g rg
e passes re s o lu tio n f a v o r in g p a rc e l post
w a rd sin ce
S e p te m b e r.
S e v e ra l w h ic h has th e lo w e s t re a d in g o f a ll
a s tu r d y s te p -u p — 10 p e r c e n t - in 30 p e r c e n t co m p a re d w ith 80
i x - x " ' ; ; , ; ! X ; '
per
plan.
m on th s ago o u tp u t crossed b e lo w r ig h t n o w is "Business S e n tim e n t "
m il! o p e ra tio n s.
c e n t a y e a r ago.
th e "y e a r a g o " le v e l fo r th e fir s t U n d e rly in g fa c to rs have a m ore
T h e shoe in d u s try was am o n g
C o u n ty o n io n g ro w e rs r e jo ic e o v e r o n io n
intention
of sacrificing • ,i..K ,.v,,n
1
M o to r a ssem blies in 1937 w e re tim e since A p r il. 1935
C u rre n t
th e fir s t to fe e l th e s la c k e n in g in
,l1" "' W chamber Warden Lew ! of 11 *
m a rk e t a d v a n c in g to $3 h u n d re d .
I he second la rg e s t in th e h is to ry o f fig u re s, h o w e v e r, are r e fle c tin g th e im p o rta n t e ffe c t in the lo n g -ru n
B usiness is less ab le to pay in­
a c t iv it y la st ye a r. P ro d u c tio n la st th e in d u s try . C a r sales c o n tin u e d
state p ris o n b ra n d s these »lories
-
i
th a n s u rfa c e c o n d itio n s such as
Postal departm ent issues r u lin g re q u irin g
s te p -u p in in d u s tr y a ll) th e pre se n t n a m e -c a llin g contest
creased w ages th a n a y e a r ago, y e t that papers to be transm issible th ro u g h m ails m o n th was 30 p e r ce n t u n d e r th e a t an e x c e lle n t le v e l u n t il N o v e m ­ j seasonal
o v e r th e n a tio n .
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b e r w h e n th e y fo ld e d u p lik e ...................
nig h p itch , as figm ents o f th « im a g in a tio n
we a re continually re a d in g of strik e s must be paid In advance.
F re ig h . t c a rlo a d ln g s r e lia b ly m ir -
h o w e v e r, have c u t p rices 10 p e r
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Columbia Defense
T u a la tin
Steiwer Resigns
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I ic sent Sedson Upturn May Mark Fnd o f Current Recession
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