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M r K I N N F Y & M r K I N N F Y . Publisher«
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Church Services
Committee Report
Bov Scout W eek is being celeb rated
th ro u g h o u t the laud this week. F eb
ru ary 6-12. and th e m essage of sco u t
ing is being told before various groups
by m em bers of the local scout troops.
It m arks the 28th anniversary of the
to u n d in g of the scouting m ovem ent
in A m erica. Many p e rh a p s have w on
d e re d why they have seen boys in
th e various uniform s the last few
»lays. As a p a rt of th e w eek' oli
servance Boy Scouts. Sea Scouts a t i t i
( ub Scouts a re to w ear th e ir uni-
form s th ro u g h o u t the week.
Boy Scout activity is one of th e
finest things ever u n d e rta k e n il l this
country fo r boys. In th e last y e , #r it
has extended in this com m unity to
y ounger boys, know n as Cult Scouts, to
p rep a re rfteni for Bov Scout activity.
Its c h a ra c te r-b u ild in g w ork s ta rts in
even w ith th e sm a lle r boys.
Boy Scout m ovem ent lias proved
to boys its d esirability as a program
ot cam ping, c ra fts am i co m panion
ship, a n d to a d u lts as a c h a ra c te r
building and citizen sh ip tra in in g pro
gram to constructively fill boys' leis
ure tim e. P roof of th is w as clearly
show n a t the end ot th e c u rre n t y e a r
by a n o th e r all-tim e high in m em b er
ship — 1,129.827 Boy Scouts. Cubs
Sea Scouts, E xplorers. Rovers a n d
leaders.
S u p p o rt of this m ovem ent in ever»
way is one of th e m ost w orthw hile
activities any ind iv id u al or business
can u n d e rta k e.
Tbui- ’ w
F h d »rv I d
TO'»«
Seek Union Curb
It, than» I’re-ln lfri.n i ( hurt h
Lix-atcd I t ) miles n»>rth»*ast of
t M ade at County A gricultu ral Econom ic C onferen ce January 2 7 )
I lly A I I h u lb r r k l
H illsboro S unday serv iiv s as fol-
No attem pt »».is m ade by the » i-li’pnienl of h \ b i id .'.trains m o re
T
his
i-oiii|i.ii
1
on
jiislifie»
t
h
e
SALE.M I '. u I ih u in Ih i'ir e ffo rt liefor,»
low : Sunda» school. 10 a i n . t e g - i crops com m ittee to consider all
u la r m orning set vices at 11 C h ris Hit' phases of crop production in p ro d u c tiv e a n d m o ie c e r ta in oí suggested ile e ie .i.e in oat a i'li'.ig e
ih,> 1, g i d a t u r a a t th e
« I P " 1,1
w VERVE McKIWEY
tian E ndeavor m eeting. 8 p tn. | th e econom ic report of 1936 T hat lu.itili il» Ilian »»hat wo b a i o had am t the increase of 2000 acre* in
M R S . E. ( M c K l W E t
tu ral groups now propose to carry then
E d tto r
barley
A æ o e iate E d itu r
L adies' Aid ami Mi-sion.ir» society H i port dealt prim arily w ith p ro a re g u i l e ; ím p e tu . Io corn grow
lig h t lor th e regulation of labor o ig a h i/a
nul l'in : di » c lo p in e n t is d esìi ab le
5 io ili.ll I eijiiliii's for sieeil
ev ery th ird W ednesday Re»
li duction problem s
lion U irectb to the r»« oph» in an ih ltlu tu •
Consequent!» pat tie n ).n i» on o u r sm all farm s
Official Newspaper of Washington County
The ini-iease m entioned for these
tl Dtxkir.an. pastor. P ortland, Kt
m e.»• in e ti> ap|M\ii on th e Ni»v<‘tnb<,l* hall».
I the present com m ittee has eoneern- I lio 1936 i-coliuiiiic n pul t liste d a ciops has already ocelli led and
Syltcted
O rev on‘a Beat W eekly N e w aa p er, 1930-3«
. id it elf w ith those phases of crop c ash cost for .m all g ra in s of $565 it 1 »ei V probable that the 10-ye.n
Ih etinuhui > copies of the proposed me t
N a m e d on A ll-A m e ric a n W eekly N e w sp ap er E leven . 1930
T
u
alatin
P
la
in
s
P
r
e
sb
y
te
r
ia
n
i production which have changed por a c ro w Inoli w ould a m o u n t. 111 figure may lie linger than this,
H o n o rab le M en tio n N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aaen. N e w sp aper
m a lilc«t w ith S e c re ta ry of S ta te S n e ll het.*
C hurch
P rod uction C ontent, 1934-35; G eneral Excellence. 1935
because o f changing econom ic th e c ase of w h e al, to HI c, t i t s p e l although
w<*ek w o u ld d e fin e
labor di put»'
tin
the m ark etin g method
Yon a re cordially invited to at | conditions or in those instances b u sh el w h en an a v e ra g e » lold is
a . bona fu le , .m ti o \ ei u s b e tw e e n un en»
Third place w inner in tw o national
It ■ d those set » iocs S abbath preach- I w lici t recom m endations m ade tw o c o n sid e re d In th e case of o a ls 14 will in-id bi he im proved some-
p lo y c r a n d hi» employe*! ovtfi w agvi. bout :
newspaper contests in 1937—General
mg civiccs 11 a m ; S unday school, years ago have bi«en found im c en ts m i b u sh e l W hore e c ru i-.in wh.it if continued expansion oc
and w orking i» m illio n . J u r i »du tiO nal di
T here is am ple m arket lot
Excellence and Best Editorial Page for
10 a m C E . 8 p m ; M issionary practical because of mori* in fo rm a be s u b s titu te d a n d w ill n il the cm
pUtc! betw een l i V a l labor o l g . t ill? at l u l l
w eekly newspapers with circulations
society last W ednesday of each tion. new developm ents or ch a n g need fo r feed on th e farm th is all increased acreage but we must
.silt-It im that w hich has p a i.d y /e d the Port
oyer
1,00«.
m onth at 2 p in J F G ibson, m in ed conditions In o th e r Words. Uns cash cost c an bo c o m p le te ly e lim t n i ' e l foreign eoinp»'titloll and there
ire some factors w hich will be
land lu m b er m du t«y the pa.st six month
ister.
, t report is. in etiect. a supplem ent inuted as the e.
in i c|»»p call tie itt'cussed a little later in this r e
Would not be classifieil .» a litbor dlrtplit**
Subscription Rates Strictly Cash tri Advance
to that of tw o years ago
planted and liai vested u sin g o nly port w hich e n te r into this de
P icketing would be prohibited except ut
P e r y ear
$2 00 T h ree m onths
$ 60
M ethodist Episcopal C hurch
T his 1938 report concern* Itself hom e labor w ithout tin
h ex- velopm ent Local grow ers believe
place*! w here
bona fide labor «lispute
Six m onths
1 15
P e r copy
.05
S unday school. 9 45 a. m . C. C 1 p rim arily »» uh tin' follow ing phases pense of binding and th resh in g that w ith -in averag e yield they
cXHttcil amt court«» w ould be aiithot*i/cd I »
W eber su p erin ten d e n t; m o r n i n g of farm crop production:
th e y ield pci acre of corn a - gram must get not lc .. than th ree cents
O utside Oregon
cnjtnn illegal picketing
Boycott!, e itlu i
w orship. 11; E pw orth Leagues. 6 30
will probably be about the -..une 1 r b e tte r for peas amt not less
In o th er states
$2 50 Foreign countries $3 50
1 Suggestions as to acreage
direi t o r indirect, w ould also lie prohibited
P in . evening w orship. 7 30 o’clock
num ber of pounds as a crop ot than s e \e n 1 cu ts for hairy vetch
increases or decrease* »■ f
1 w heat on th e sam e land To date if the» a re to continue the g ro w except in tin» ca#e of a born lule labm
A lex an d er H aw thorne, pastor, tf
sp ecific cro p s to g e th e r w ith
M e m b e r: O regon State
F ir s t A u d ited Paper,
d e p u te
statistical d ata t o support j this has not alw ays been borne ing of these cro p s, w hich must
E d ito ria l A s s o c ia t io n
l.a rg e s t A B C W eekly
out as tin' eern yielit has general com pete in th e re tu rn to the fa rm
W hile the in e m u ie m ade it : a p p e a ia m *
and N a tio n a l E d ito ria l
F irst C hurch of C hrist. Scientist
th e recom m endations
fo r
C irc u la tio n in W est.
Asdoeiation.
l.v exceeded wliat could have been e r w ith w heat, barley and som e, u n d er the Kpointorship of a group of Jack*
such changes.
S erv ices are held every Sunday
obtained in sm all gram
In tin . o th er specialized crops
son county farm ers, fruit grow ers a n d
at 11 a. m : W ednesday evening
2 M arketing recom m endations
T h e H illsb o ro A rg u s assumes no fin a n c ia l reapon-
connection it should be rem em
G row ers ef Au triim field peas | granger i it is understood to have the sup
as fulluws:
services at 8 o'clock; S unday school
a ib ility fo r errors w hich m ay ap p ear in advertisem ents
bered
how
ever,
th
a
t
corn
has
been
should mg burn the straw and
port of sim ilar orgunixations in o t h e r
at 11 a. m . P upils up to the age
iu> How to im prove quality-
published in its colum ns but in cases w h ere th e p ap er
confined largely to farm
w here -stubble l'lie value of this m aterial I lions of tli<* atate
is at fa u lt it w ill re p rin t th a t p a rt o f an a d v ertise
arid condition »tf p ro d u c
of 20 years a re w elcom ed. F ree
they
like
to
grow
it
and
to
land
m en t in w hich the typ o grap hical m is ta k e occurs.
w'lu'ii uildeil to the soil is much
tion.
read in g room open 0:1 W ednesdays
1 b) How to get into other- , in a very high sta te of fertility, g reater than the »cry lim ited b en e
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. in
als,,
¡a
land
under
condition«
where
fit the burning brings in »veeiil
S |» i ltd B ig S titt)
m arkets not adequately
S u n d ay ’s topic. "Soul."
the yield could be expected to tie control Willi results o f »lusting
reached now.
The state lugli w ay d ep n ilm en t spent
larger Ilian w ould have been ob t-aniicr.» pea
w ith rotenone very
10 A dvertising reco m m en d a
S ev en th -d ay A dventist C hurch
taint'd in o th e r grains Ac. aver ele.ii 1» indicating that w eevil co n $676 600 mm e than it took m d u rin g I93i
tions.
G rangers, according to various re
S ervices are held each S abbath
according to an annual report by It It.
age yield in lim e w ith the average trol by this m ethod is ap parently
Id» Possibilities o f b e tte r
(S a tu rd a y ^ as follows: S abbath 1
lluliloi k. state highw ay engineer The ex-
j w heat yield is perhaps about all possible, and econom ical, grow ers
ports from over th e state, a re looking
m
arki't
stabilization
school, 9:45 a. m.; preach in g service
that could lie expected generally
g enerally should give this control 1 cess ex p ciu ttlu re was taken care of th ro n g 1,
3.
C
orrelation
of
cro
p
am
i
feed
Beriously into th e union squabbles
at 11; young people's m eeting a t
F ru its and Nuts
rh e increase idea considei ation. A d u itln g p ro a carry -o v er from th e 19.16 budget High,
-supplies w ith th e liv e sto c k
th a t have been so injurious to the
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rs
way revenues for the y e a r totaled $19.055
[ l|I 2660 acres in this classification gram followed by all th « |ie a gruiv-
n u m b e rs
day evening at 8 o'clock. V isitors I
w elfare of the sta te 's economic life.
1 'if crops will com e in nuts and er.s probably would, if present in 356 32 w ith gasoline supplying $9.780.984 6.1
4
T
he
1936
econom
ic
report
are w elcom e at an y service Dr.
sm all fru its Since 1935 th e re h i form ation is indicative, do the fol of this am ount Next lu ig e st source of In
Polk County Pom ona G ran g e r e
W alter H untington, pastor.
tf 1 S u g g e s tio n s a s to A c r e a g e In been a considerable increase m low ing tilings
conn* »»us U ncle Sam ivho eo n trlb u ted $4
creases or Decreases
cently w ent on record as fav o rin g
Fir 1 So ta r as w eevil i* eon
I the filb ert acreage I11 the course
589.894 89 tow ard the stu te program New
In
1935
the
total
crop
rem edial legislation and a u th o rize d
acreage I of the next ten »ears U n ie w dl eern ix t w o u k t k e e p th e g e r m in a construction, including rights of w ay and
The Orenco R eedville Tarlsh
in
this
county-
am
o
u
n
ted
to
119
-
S unday school in both churches,
undoubtedly be som e of th e fil tion above ihe desired 90 per cent
its legislative com m ittee to sponsor an
surveys cost a total of $8 816 1811 H ighw ay
10 a m ; w orship serv ice in the 811 acres. T h e com m ittee is of bert acreage pulled out because
Second W ould p revent s o m e
m aintenance accounted for the i-xpetulitut ■■
initiative m easure at th e g e n e ra l elec
O renco church. 11 a. m.; w orship the opinion that tile ra te at w hich of a sm all percentage of it having loss m all lots even though the
of $3 945.3(8162 and bond m atu rities a n d
tion in N ovem ber. The resolution
service in th e R eedville church. 8 land has been cleared in t h i s been planted on land unfavorable germ ination m ight he up to neces-
Interest took an o th er $3 784 228 (81
Con
p. m. W om en's M issionary society county the past ten y ears will for th e developm ent of a p ro fit -ary sta n d a rd w ithout dusting.
urges th a t labor disputes be defined
stiin-tion w ork com pleted »luring the y ear
probably continue, w hich m eans ab le orch ard and a sm aller p, 1
m
eets
at
O
renco
on
th
e
th
ird
W
ed
1
‘hiid
A
few-
year*
of
dusting
to include only those bona fide dis
included 26 m iles of concrete paving. 3u
A host of frien d s m ourn th e sud- nesday of each m onth and at Reed- that in the course of th e n ex t ten »village is in the hands of
w ould ap p aren tly reduce the wi'e-
putes betw een an em ployer an d em den d e a th of J a s p e r E. Reeves, who ville on th e fo u rth T h u rsd ay of years approxim ately a n o th e r 4256 tors w ho w ill not sueeeed o p e ra - \i l population and lessen th e d if mill's of bitum inous p in in g 85 m iles of
bitum inous m acadam. 215 miles of ml ,m .
tf acres w ill lx- put into crop land
ployes. and p rev en tin g pick etin g and
T he stra w b e rry acreage has a n d ficulty of control.
served th re e term s as s h e riff of each m onth.
The follow ing specific acreage w ill
facing. 197 miles of rock surfacing. 119
F ourth C ontrolling the weevil
co
n
tin
u
e
to
flu
ctu
ate
___
boycotting unless th e controversy is W ashington county, Mr. Reeves, a
ad ju stm en ts in im portant c r o p s
m iles of grading. 23 bridge* and eight grail,
w ould aid the m ark etin g program
M.
E.
C
hurch
(Bethany)
siderably.
T
he
price
w
ill
largely
are:
a n actu al labor dispute. It is fu rth e r
separations.
native of this countv. also put in m anv
control t h i ' stra w b e rry acreage by elim inating one of the facto r,
On G erm antow n road.
S undav
rn —From ap p ro x im ately 5600 T
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provided th a t any controversy b e y ears a t farm in g and was a t one tim e serv ice every Sunday. 10 a. m S u n C o acres
h ere is in the county, land a d a p t causing fluctations in th e yield of
to 6500 acres
m ark etab le st*ed per acre.
tw een rival labor org an izatio n s o r b e p io m in en t as a b re e d e r a n d develop day school. 11 a. m —John Place,
I-ihiary Busy I’ I ih ' p
F ru its and N u ts — From 13.346 ed to p rofitable slra w b e n » p ro d u c C lo v e r lo r S eed
tion in an am ount w hich w ould
pastor.
tf
tw een groups of em ployes sh all not be
acres to 15.336 acres.
M ost of th e increase listed »»ill
More than 11(8) books Were shipped out
e r of p ed ig reed tro ttin g horses. He
support tw ice th e p resent a c re
V
e
g
e
ta
b
le
C
ro
p
s
—
F
ro
m
3392
acres
term ed a labor dispute, and pick etin g
of the state librar» to borrow ers all over
age. H owever, it is unlikely that come in Atsike. T h ere probabi»
served th e county well as sh e riff and
to 4222 acres.
Trinity Lutheran Church
»»ill be but very little change in
the state cacti day during Ja n u a ry , a. -
and boycotting is pro h ib ited in such
The service of w orship at 11 a ' O ats—From 20 845 acres to 13- o u r acreage w ill ev er be t h a t ilie averag e acreage of rod clovei
his last term w as in a p a rtic u la rly d if
cording to Miss H arriet I . " t i g . l i b r a r i a n T h -
large If plan tin g stock is g e n e ra l
inter-union controversies.
4,4 acres.
m ; S u nday school and B ible class 1
tia
n
I'stixl
for
■
ed
purposes.
The
fic u lt tim e, w hen th e enfo rcem en t of at
im proved, the m ethod* o f m -e, t
m onth's mail o rd er shipm ents totaled 28 344
B a rle y - From 3102 acres to 5286 ! ly
10: S erm on topic, ' T he S te w a rd
A nother section of th e resolution
pest control m ore g en erally u n production of re»l cloi-er seed in
Volumes til 5168 .separate packages.
prohibition law s w as one of th e p n ti sh ip of-L ife." 1 Cor 6 19-20 At this
acres.
W
ashington
county
is
alm
ost
com
w ould prev en t any individual or o r cipal item s. Mr. Reeves
an d pro p er tillage and
»
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•
«
service the L ord's S u p p er w ill be ' A nnual Legum es for Seed - From derstood
won
ni
uch
pletely incidental to the pnxluc-
Tridnagvnicht
practices
m
ore
Ron»
g an ization from using force, coercion
4500 acres to 7800 acres.
resp ect as a conscientious and fea r- observed. A nnouncem ents for C om
tion of hay. T h e re is but very lit
C onstruction of a ten-story office b u ild
erally
ca
rrie
d
out
it
m
ight
not
be
C lover for S eed—From 3000 acres
m union w ill be received on Friday
o r any o th e r u nlaw ful m ethod to p re less official.
ing on the M ulkey property .it T hird a-i I
im possible for the stra w b e rry a c re tle red clover grow n exclusively
to 3600 acres.
F or th e L u th era n H our tu n e in (in
M orrison street, I'ortland. for use a a .»tap-
vent a person fro m o ffe rin g his se r
in this section to ex p an d be for seed purposes.
Seeds of G rasses—F rom 100 acre ; age
KALE every S unday at 1:30 p. m J
(
i
r
a
'
s
e
s
fo
r
S
eed
office building i* proposed b y
W C
yond present expectations because
vices to an em ployer d esirin g to em
to 1000 acres
You a re cordially w elcom ed to w o r
An
increase
in
the
acreage
of
K nighton. P ortland architect. The bm ldm
A lfalfa—F rom 3700 acres to 7348 these im provem ents w ould m ean gl a
ship w ith us.
ploy him. The g ra n g e rs also w ould
•-
p
a
r
te
-alai
1»
d
e
a
a
b
te
o
n
m ore econom ical production w hich
according to K nighton could be construct
acres.
tw o clas-fs of land in W ashington
m ake it possible fo r th e courts of th e
ed at a cost of $481.000 T he state alread y
T am e G rass Hay — F r o m 4446 w ould place this area in a very- County.
Beaverton Christian Church
advan
tag
eo
u
s
m
ark
etin
g
position.
sta te to issue an in ju n ctio n to p rev en t
ow ns the site M embers of th e board of
a cres to 2994 acres.
B ible school. 9:45 a. m.. com m un
First, most of the grass for seed
In
considering
any
increase
in
the
control said the proposed building w ould
T he increase m entioned h ere for sm all fru it acreag e it is w ell to w ill be grow n on our hill lands or
lab o r org an izatio n s from p ick e tin g or P ro tests F a rm Bill
ion service and preaching. 11 a. m.;
not be large enough to meet the s ta te ';
anthem by th e choir, u n d er d irec- ‘ 1 corn, fru it and nuts. vegetable b ear in m ind th at an o th er lim iting b e tte r d raint'd valley lands w here
boycotting places of business w hich
needs in Portland.
To th e E d ito r—F rom alm ost an v angle of
of Mrs. J. Johnson. C hristian crops, annual legum es for seed, factor is going to be the necessity the o w n er desires to go into this
a re not a c tu a lly connected w ith a approach, passage of th e farm bill "by th e U. tion
E ndeavor. 6:30 p m . preaching by- clover, grasses and alfalfa total of m ain tain in g a cropping system specialized ty p e of crop prtxluc- ’
bona fid e lab o r dispute.
S. sen ate on D ecem ber 17 is an asto u n d in g
pastor. 7:30 p. m. M id-w eek p ra y e r 14.740 acres. T he d ecrease in oats on sm all fru it farm s w hich will tion. T h ere is on the hills a co n
cost th e people of O regon $50 006
T here can be no q u a rre l w ith th e perform ance. F ew m ore sw eep in g m easures m eeting and Bible service W ednes and tam e grass hay total 9470 acres keep the land in such a condition siderable acreage that neetts to tie and It .even
years of investigation and litig a
This difference of 5270 acres i.s an d covered w ith such rro p a as t o tak en out of the production of po
have
ev
er
em
erged
from
a
legislative
cham
ber
day.
8
p.
m
G
eorge
H.
H
atch,
pas
objectives of th is r e s o lu tio n a n d
tion to find out that the rates eliarged by
accounted for by increasing th e to
tor.
Yet. o f those casting th e final votes, pro b ab lv
tatoes. and in som e cases s tra w
lessen
th
e
seriousness
of
th
e
ero
-
the Pacific T elephone
T elegraph c o m
unions, also, should welcom e them as only a h an d fu l u n d erstan d all th e com plex
tal acreag e of crop land to be h a r sion problem .
berries. and seeded to perennial
pany to its p atrons in this sta te ure m t
vested. The planning com m ittee in
ev entually re a c tin g to th e ir benefit. featu res of th e bill. T h e u su ally sober senate
grasses
Such
acreage
com
prises
Congregational Church
It is expected th a t the acreage
e.xi e.ssive. The $50,000 represents the esL-
F eb ru ary 13; C hurch school. 10 1937 estim ated a total of 124(167 of tree fru its will not change m a steep er portions of cultivated areas
T he principles set fo rth a re m ore in w as ev id en tly stam peded into approval of a
m ated e x p en d itu re by th.- public utllilli s
i-enc-- Fran* is, superln- acres of crop land by th e end of te rially . xeept in th e e a s e of f,|. used m th e production of th e crops
k e e p in g w ith A m erican ideals and in m easu re w ith u n p red ictab le consequences f.,r a. m.» Lav
commiii.sion in (*nxin«*«*rlnR
; -nd lei*.!
M on
_ zorship with a t ••- the n ext ten -y ear period. O f that , belts, although p ru n e prices have nii-ntionod.
both o u r econom ic and political system s.
am
ount.
9570
acres,
it
w
as
e
jtim
a
t-
fee. in connection w ith th e telephone r a t e
stitutions of liberty and such action
A lfatra
mon. II o'clock. "Y outh P rep arin g
C om m ittees in both sen ate and house r e
been discouragingly low- th ere have
ed.
w
ould
be
fallow
o
r
idle.
This,
case w hich ended last week in an opinion
D oubling the alfalfa hay acreage
is w h a t could be tru ly expected of ported out bills before they had been carefully- fo r L ife " A nthem . K ipling's "R e they- thought, w ould be necessary- been alm ost no orchards pulled up.
cessional." Schnecker. D uet a n d
by the suprem e court holding the n t . .
I T here m ay be som e th in n in g in would be advisable from both the
loyal and patriotic A m erican farm ers. analyzed or p ro p erly drafted . D ebate was h u r chorus.
due
to
th
e
increasing
sp
read
of
H ark. H ark, My Soul."
n ext few years, but it is a n tie i- standpoint of im provem ent in q u a l M hedi.le prom ulgated I. y C om m issioner
Hood River County Pom ona G range ried. confused and inadequate. Such vital Shelley. Boy Scouts of H illsboro weed pests. The crops com m ittee ; the
C harles M Thom as in 1934 to he con fisca
pated th a t th ere w ill not b<- man» ity and in low ering the cost o f
questions as co n stitu tio n ality w ere passed over
p roducting hay. In 1936 the econ-
area w ill a tten d and assist in the believes the estim ate of 9570 acres I orchards rem oved.
and o th er G ranges have ta k e n sim ilar as
tory. J u s t how m uch was spent by the
though th e m ajo rity w ere afraid to subm it
of
fallow-
land
is
unnecessarily
,
em
it'
conference
crops
com
m
ittee
serv ice Youth fellow ship m eeting.
telephone com pany ui opposntg the ra te
action. Hood River g ran g e rs point th e bill to th a t test.
I V egetable C rops -A ny substantial
1 p. m . Mrs. C lyde Yount, a d v i large. W ith an increase of 3904 I increase in vegetable crop acreage m ade th e follow ing tabulation per-
Older IS hot know n but estim ates place the
acres of p astu re on crop land, most
. , , ^ e ^*n a l vote cam e w ith m any senators
o u t th a t factio n al disputes, w hich do
tam
in
g
to
hay
in
this
county:
s o r —T A rth u r D ungan. m inister.
urn at betw een $150.000 and $2(81 lino
of w hich w ill be on th e overflow- w ilt be p rim arily d ep en d en t Ufmn
A lfalfa hay Yield 3 5 tons per
not involve th e question of w ages or still clam oring to be heard, b u t V ice-president
bottom a rea of th e county, an a p - 1 the continued developm ent of the acre, gr . . re tu rn $36 75 per acre
G arn er refused all appeals fo r fu rth e r d ebate
All
S
aints
Episcopal
C
hnrch
w orking conditions, have h ad th e e f The resu lt is a m onstrosity w hich has aroused
o r processing in d u stry
preciable degree of weed control ■ canning
,.
C lover hay Yield 2 2 tons per
Services fo r Septuagésim a. Holy w
Change.*! Advocate«
result. C onsequently, the n e e d -' 1 here is alw ays som e m ark et for acre, gross retu rn $23 21 p er acre
fe c t of th ro w in g a large n u m b er of th e strong opposition of even the se c re ta ry of com
m union. 7:30 a. m ; church ed ill 5270
the! ,h is type of farm product in P o rt
E m ploym ent of six
acres
to
tak
e
care
of
ag
ricu
ltu
re.
O ats an d V etch 2.5 tons p er
m en out of em ploym ent, resu lte d in
school at 9:45: m o rning p ra y e r at 11. indicated increase in certain crop land. m ost c f w hich is produced
Wit advocated by W. parole supervisor*
*' O o*din. p riv a te
acre, gross re tu rn $26 25 p e r acre
F rom a fiscal v iew point th e b ill e ith e r
T he Y P. F. w ill m eet w ith the acreages
a lessened dem and fo r farm produce,
by
professional
tru
c
k
gardener--.
should be taken from the
« c t e t a r y to G overnor M artin in
addr. *
G rain h a y 1.9 tons per acre,
Misses F lora, H elen, and Don Wick fallow land
m
akes
a
m
ockery
of
professed
desires
to
b
a
l
As
the
population
the
in
m
e
a
re
a
in-
item leaving 4300 acres
d ecreased sales and caused a larg e
befm e th e .Salem C ham ber of C om m erce
S u n d ay at 5:30 p. m. for a social in th at la tte r classification w hich I creas<H this w ill m ean a co rres gro-s re tu rn $1975 p er acre.
ance th e budget or is a frau d upon th e fa rm
Gosslin indicated that the effort to secure
n u m b er to go on relief, th e re b y p lac ers. It sets up a policy of reg u latin g com m erce m eeting. S y m pathy of All S aints is should be ad eq u ate in e ffe c tu a t pondingly slig h t increase in the 2. A larki tin g R e c o m m e n d a tio n s
a m ore a d e q u ate parole system f, o r O reg o n
(a) How to im prove q u ality and
ing a h eav ier tax burden on p ro p erty . in cotton, w heat, corn, tobacco and rice to ex ten d e d to Mr. and M rs Vesey ing w eed control.
■ ty p e of su ch production, but any
»»huh w as defeated at the 193 session of
condition of production:
a rd n e r and fam ily in th e loss of
T he decrease in oat acreage [ large increase w ill be d ependent
A p relim inary petition em bodying th e ex ten t necessary to provide “p a rity of G
In connection n ith the p ro d u c t'h e 1 9 3 9 * ' 1*’ “ ‘-', l a t U r * ' w il1 b e renew ed nt
Mr. G a rd n e r's father, w ho died last should larg ely come in a sm aller upon can n in g and processing d e
prices," an d authorizes e x p en d itu re of "such
IMe J9.J9 session
these principles has been filed a t S a sum s as a re necessary to c a rry out th is p u r S u n d ay in P ortland. C hoir w ill m eet acreage of spring oats on som e of velopm ents.
tion of sm all fru its crop the com
F rid a y a t 7:30 p. m. fo r re h earsal.— th e w e tte r bottom lands w here
lem by a group of Ja ck so n county pose."
O ats—D ecreasing th e oat acreage m ittee w ishes to call atten tio n to
th
e
recom
m
endations
in
th
e
land
R eginald Hicks, vicar.
farm ers. The m easure will go before
th ey a re steadily becom ing less n early 7500 acres, is. in th e o p in use section p ertain in g to m inim um
It has been variously estim ated th e cost
C apitol Ready J u n e 1
of th e com m ittee, alm ost an
profitable. T he shift to m ore grass i ion
.
th e voters a t th e next g e n e ra l elec of such a program w ould reach $750 000.000 to
units. T hey w ant to em phasize the
First
Baptist
Church
O regon's new eapltol
recom
m
ended
f
o
r
th
is
overfln»v
in
ev
itab
le
developm
ent
O
at-,
over
$1 500.000.000. F arm ers have been led to b e
m endation m ade th erein co n occupancy by Ju n e I. Dr. will he rendv for
tion, provided a sufficien t n u m b er of lieve
P ra y e r and B ible study h o u r at 8 i land by th e land use com m ittee a
period of y ears have on the c recom
'■■■■• ■ C D al'..-,
th e n eeded funds w ill be forthcom ing,
e rn in g the necessity of th e sm all
sig n a tu re s is obtained. In view of pub b u t an o th e r section of th e hodge-podge bill p m. T hursday. S unday school. 9:45. is taken c a re of in th e increase of aVf'ra ge. re tu rn e d t h e sm allest fruit farm being large enough to of St. Helens, m em ber of the capitol recun -
yield in pounds of grain per acre
stru
ctio
n
comm
ission,
told
G overnor M a r
lic feeling th ere is little d o u b t but req u ires th e secretary of a g ric u ltu re to scale w ith classes and com petent teachers 3904 acres of plow able pasture.
fo r all ages. M orning w orship at 11. | C om —An increase in corn of of any of o u r grain crops, also the p erm it tile developm ent of a cro p
in O utside construction w ork Is p ra c tic a l
ping sy stem w hich w ilt nid the
w h a t enough signers will be secured. dow n on a p ro rata basis, so to ta l outlay s w ill S u b ject o f th e m orning w ill b e "T he 1500
a
v
erag
e
gross
re
tu
rn
per
acre
has-
acres is in ev itab le d ue to tw o
ly com pleted now and th e in te rio r fin ish
not exceed fu n d s available, u n d e r w hich p ro
been less. C onsequently, a sh ift developm ent of an effective .soil
Ideal C hurch." B aptist Boosters at an ticip ated factors.
ing is »veH advanced A rrival of th e slatin '
building an d fertility m aintenance
vision th e e n tire question of p ay m en ts is d e
from
oats
seem
s
desirable
and
in
7 for both g irls and boys betw een
1. A p ro b ab ly co n serv ativ e in
s p irit of the P ioneer" w hich will to,» the
program .
term in ed by the size of ap p ro p riatio n s g ran ted
th e age of 7 and 12 years. B. Y. P. U. crease in th e n u m b er of d airy cat- evitable. The follow ing table show s
cy in d n c a l dom e of the building has beer
D evelopm ent a n d m aintenance
each year.
at 7 w ith an in terestin g program fo r ’le w hich w ill m ean a slightly in- the relation betw een the yield, of this type of program w ill do
delayed for th ree m onths, Dr Dalton said
These am biguous provisions in d icate th e
th e young people. E vening service I creased acreage of corn fo r silage. price and gross re tu rn per acre of
< ('„tifitiu ,-il on pnKr 6. »»lunin I I
•
•
•
•
hopes beneficiaries w ill be sa d ly d isappointed.
H arry Bridges, alien rad ic al Pacific
a t 8 w ith a song service, special
2. An increased dem and for feed w heat, oats and barley:
A verace
No. o f
A vernir*
A ve G roa*
Fish F ig h t Back
coast C. I. O. leader, told a m ass m eet T h e re is n o t th e least ex p ectatio n th a t new fe a tu re and an evangelistic m es corn plus th e success in grow ing
Yield
Pound«
P ric e
tax es to su p p o rt a billion d o llar farm pro g ram
Ket u rn P*«r
sage on "T h at He G ave.” th e fourth corn for grain, both e x p e rim e n ta l
T he old fam ilnr C olum bia riv e r fish
ing of 3000 longshorem en in San w
«»“ I
A rre
ill be voted. If congress a tte m p ts to spend
in a series of m essages on John 3:16 ly and in practical production on Oats
to
fight is back ; (gain f o r a decision fight wilt»
UHI)
43
I
17
3«
I ’edro, Cal., pro testin g a c o u rt deci m o re th an $500.000.000 P re sid e n t R oosevelt is —O rtiz W. Wenigt-r, pastor
[ th e farm s. The yields th a t can be W inter W heat
2!‘ 5
1770
89 l
$26 28
the voters of O regon officiating as referees
iC o n tin n e d on pane 6, colum n I )
sion placing th e In te rn atio n a l Long- v irtu a lly com m itteed to a veto.
obtained to g eth er w ith th e de- B arley
35
1680
62 2
21 71
T his tu n e the fight w i|| wag(. aroun{|
The
secretary
of
ag
ric
u
ltu
re
is
re
q
u
ire
d
to
sh o rem en -\\ arehousem en's hiring hall
m easure sponsored by th e O regon Wild Life
p erv ise production on alm ost e v ery A m eii-
Council w hich w ants to banish traps, seines,
u n d e r A. F. of L. receivership, th a t su
can farm , for he is in stru cted to deny ben efit
anil
set nets from the river. S ponsors of
th e longshorem en knew w h a t th ey p ay m en ts to farm ers using acreag e ta k e n out
th
e
ineasiire.
p relim inary petitions for which
of
basic
cro
p
cu
ltivation
to
raise
o
th
e
r
crops,
w anted “ and no court in th e land can
w ere filed w ith th e state d ep artm en t th,*
'B y R oger 5V. Babson)
stop them from g e ttin g it.” M any produce o r stock fo r m ark et, designed esp ecial
types and th e ir d o llar losses are lem s unless a large group of peo so delicate th at th e sm oking of a
week, explain that sim ilar restrictio n s w ere
ly to p rotect th e d airy in d u stry .
BABSON PARK. Fla —A m erica's especially bad:
effo rts have been m ade to d e p o rt the
ple join in. B ut even w ithout a cig arette w ill show on the dial.
adopted by the stati of W ashington in 19.36.
F rom a co n stitu tio n al v iew point, th e bill
Excessive
eating,
d
rin
k
in
g
a
n
d
an
n
u
al
w
aste
am
ounts
t
o
about
group
m
ovem
ent
h
ere
is
a
case
Bad sp ark plugs, leaky oil pum ps
A ustralian, but they have alw ays been sanctions an in cred ib le invasion of personal $25,(8)0.001).000 O f this total, b il sm oking. $5.000.000,000.
w h ere ev ery re a d e r w ho cuts out can be detected. T he gasoline te s t
held up in M adam e P erk in s’ d e p a rt rig h ts in th e p roduction q u o tas to b e assigned lions could be saved each y ear
Foolish investm ents and p re v e n t one w asteful habit, like the use e r has taken th e guess out of the
School H eads to M eet
and tu rn e d into able business failures, $2 000 000- of liquor, and spends t h e sam e diagnosing of autom obile troubles
m ent of litbor. It w ould seem th a t to ev ery farm , an d in periods of su rp lu s p ro
C ity school
u p erin ten d en ts from all
duction
coercive
penalties
w
ill
be
ap
p
lied
to
000
channels w h i c h
m oney on a useful product, such
Reader.; know th at p ap er checks
such an inflam m atory rem a rk w ould, ev ery farm er m ark etin g w heat, cotton, corn, to
over O regon will m eet in Salem for then'
U nnecessary contagious diseases. as good fu rn itu re, b enefits him an- as good as m oney H ere a re
could boost our
annual conference F riday and S atu rd ay of
in itself, be sufficient grounds fo r d e bacco o r rice against in stru ctio n s of th e secre
sta n d ard of living $1800 000,000
self anil th e en tire nation. T ake | eight autom obile checks w h i c h
this week School revenue« and the ju n io r
P rev en tab le fire and o th e r losses o u r w aste of gasoline and oil Tile ■ ire b elter than either:
portation. A fte r the B ridges’ speech ta ry of ag ricu ltu re. To h an g such d rastic re g
p r o p o r tio n a l ly .
high school system will receive m ajo r a t
The
g e n e r a l $1.600.000.000
31,300.000 a u to m o b ile , now b e in g
th e only n ew sp ap er re p o rte r p rese n t u latio n of in d iv id u al farm s upon th e in te r
1. A djust c a rb u re te r »vith a gas
tention al th e hands of the educators, A p
Ignorant buying of ad u lteran ts used in the U nited S tates and I analyzer
health, c o m fo rt,
te clause of th e co n stitu tio n is p lain ly
w as yanked out of the press box and sta
and 1 ip p in ess of $1 400 000 000.
proxim ately 152 su p erin ten d e n ts are ex -
C anada consum e about 20.150.000-J 2 S lop leaks in fuel pum p and
b eaten up by several men who left ab su rd .—W. A. W ILLIAM S. F o rest G rove.
E x p en d itu res on insane a n d (88) gallons of gasoline valued al i feed vstem.
th e people w ould
pected to atten d the conference.
be im proved b y crim inals w hich could be elim inat- $3,830.000.000 y early. O f.this am o u n t i 3. S< t tim ers properly.
th e s p e a k e r’s platform .
♦
♦
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•
a
corresponding vd by sterilizatio n ), $1.200.600.(8)0 ! probably 20 p e r cent, or about
Must R egister
slash i n
ta x e s .' A ppropriations f o r disdirected $730.000,000 is w asted. W hen you colum n.
T his an n u al sav- education. $1,200.000.000.
A pproxim ately 100.000 O regon citizen»
add to this the oil lost through
5. See if condenser is w orking
i n g o f w a s t e ( D istribution w astes (to d ay it
will he denied the rig h t to vote m the
leaky pipes, inefficient pum ps, and p roperly
w ould cause no costs m ore to sell goods than to o th e r causes, the to tal i.s w ell over
p rim ary election unless they reg ister in the
6 C lean and re-set spark plugs.
R oger W. B abson total u n e m p lo y - m a k e g o o d s ), $1.000.000.000.
$800.000,000
m eantim e, S ecretary of S tate Snell w arns
7. E xam ine fan belt and elu irg -
L aw -abiding citizens outside o f F ifteen Y ears Ago
m i-n t.
alth o u g h : W asted gasoline and oil. $800,000,-
These
are men and women w ho have fail
A
rgus.
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
8.
1923—Cold
w
ave
r
e
ing
rate.
B ut th e m oney w hich you n e e d
P o rtla n d are glad to see P ortland and tard s logging o p eratio n s in county. G. H. P. th e re w ould be tem p o rary re a d ' 000.
1
to vote in the last tw o ('lections.
lessly spend upon gasoline is not
8 Test
b a tte ry
and
ignition
M u ltn o m ah county officials tak e ac m ill in H illsboro. loaded w ith orders, closes ju stm en ts in eertain industries. The C osm etics and quackery, $500 - the e n tire offense. You know that wires.
m oney .saved from w aste could be 000.000.
tion to c le a r up th e reign of terrorism dow n in m id-w eek because o f lack of logs.
(o stay for a sh o rt lim e in a g a r
I know of no case w here a car-
used in m ak in g m ore useful goods
E nrollm ent Gitins
M iscellaneous, $1.000.000.000
age w ith th e door sh u t and engine c.znr:-. having these tests made,
L
aw
rence
B
row
n.
W
orld
w
a
r
v
eteran
,
dies
th a t has existed fo r so long in the
and re n d e rin g m ore useful s e r
E nrollm ent in O regon high schools In-
ru
n
n
in
g
is
su
re
death.
Inefficiency
could
not
save
money.
Ju
s
t
two
The
first
th
o
u
g
h
t
is
th
a
t
t
h
e
h
ere
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
1.
vices.
m e tro p o lita n cen ter. T here is little
(rc.iscd
25 per cent d u rin g the past, six
final
thoughts:
in
b
u
rn
in
g
gasoline
in
autom
obile
elim
ination
of
this
w
aste
would
H illsboro post, A m erican L egion starts cam
W hen I th in k of these possible throw m any people out of work engines is h u rtin g the h ealth of
yeai-s. n,-cord,og to „ survey ju st com pleted
q u e stio n b u t w h a t th e g reat m ajority paign
1. Your engine performs better
to secu re n atio n al g u ard u n it for H ills
savings,
o
u
r
total
debt
public
and
’.» R' x I utiiam . state su p erin ten d e n t ot
O nly startin g
but these w orkers w ould be re- people ev ery day. F urtherm ore, on less gaioline.
o f th e s ta te ’s citiz e n ry are strong fo r boro.
p riv a te —of $200,000,(88) 000 does not em ployed build in g new houses and the fum es corrode m etal and eat q u alities can ho affected if your
publK
instruction. T h ere
w e r e 60 not)
Mrs. L. A. Rood, bo rn n e a r W itch H azel
law an d o rd e r and a re backing the
seem q u ite so im possible to pay m aking useful goods. T h e re w ould off
paint.
A get-m ore-m ilenge m ix tu re is m u c h too thin.
youngsters enrolled in high schools In this
in 1851, dies F e b ru a ry 6
off! if w e as a nation really buckled be a sh ift of em ploym ent to w o rth - cam paign w ould red u ce th e price
o ffic ia ls in th e ir crusade.
2. Som e day our gasoline supply
ir
o y' :‘r l!’3^ 37 “ •'•’»»•r.'sf w ith
M arg aret R yan w e d s C olum bus
o u r belts a little tighter, we could w hile occupations ra th e r than an and increase th e consum ption of xvill give out unless low-cost h y d ro 48188)
48 1810 fo,
he y ear 1930-31
E lem entary
R ule by g a n g ste rism , th re a ts and Schm Miss
idt at N o rth P lain s F e b ru a ry 6.
p ay up th is e n tire d ebt out of increase of th e jobless. D ebt arid gasoline. P ro b ab ly an additional genation proci-si-.-; a re developed.
school en ro llm en t d u rin g the sam e period
violence, is not w an ted by the good
savings from w aste in a few years taxes w ould be reduced, th u s cut- $500,(88)000 is being w asted due E very tim e y o u r c a rb u re te r Is ad -
Miss D ora S u sb au er of C o rn eliu s w eds
i renam ed p ractically -stationary at npproxl-
and elim in ate th e ann u al in terest ting retail prices and in tu rn giv to fau lty com bustion a n d b a d jie toil you a re doing a real s e r
p e o p le o f O regon. I t m ust give way H arley F la h e rty of P o rtla n d F e b ru a ry 7.
m ately 150.000
bill of n e a rly $10 000.000.000. This ing everyone m ore goods th an he construction of h eating eq uipm ent. vice for fu tu re generations.
M atthias E ischen, re sid e n t so u th of C o r
to th e o rd e rly processes of govern
g reat step fo rw a rd could be m ade now receives. No “dividing-up" of
This is only one illu stratio n of
m en t. T he a \’e ra g e citizen w ants the nelius 48 years, d ies F e b ru a ry 2.
possible by a system of collecting i o u r n atio n al w ealth need be neces- Test Your Car—Save Money
(he co n stru ctiv e policies w hich I
U ntil recen tly it w as v e ry d if w ould like to see W ashington a d
o ffic ia ls o f local, s ta te an d national T hirty Y ears Ago
penallies for w aste and of using i sa ry if w e w ould only save the
th e funds to encourage th e build- i m illions w e a re w asting today and ficult to discover o r m easu re this vocate. U nder a "N ew D eal" such
g o \e r n m e n t to ta k e every a c t i o n
A rgus. F e b ru a ry 6—C o rn eliu s p u b lic school
ing of n ew homes, th e m an u factu re [ tu rn them
into food, clothing. fuel waste. T his is no longer tru e.
everyone w ould he b e tte r
It is an n o y in g to hear d o o r hinges
n ecessary to in su re law a n d order. closes F rid ay on acco u n t of m easles and a case | of useful clothing, and th e dis- i and sh e lte r for those w ho a re not M achines now ex ist for accu rately | off: this, D ebts
w ould constantly be
creaking. To avoid Ibis, touch them w ith an
of
scarlet
fever.
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of
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a
lth
fu
l
foods.
T h e u n b e a ra b le co ndition t h a t has
m easuring th e gasoline w hich you reduced; em ploym
be In
getting th e ir full share.
_ . ent w ould
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oiled feath er occasionally.
I are not burning. A tu b e can be creased; tax es w ould be less and
E. F. W illis of B anks elected p resid en t of
Different Forms of Waste
Gigantic Fuel Waste
in ju re d th e econom ic life of th is state F ederation
put into th e ex h au st pipe of y o u r
of H ard w are and Im p lem en t D eal
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form
s
of
present
$25.-
B efore ro oking liver pour boiling w ater
ind iv id u al effo rts a re not m uch , c ar and a dial w ill reg ister the we w ould have real p ro sp e rity —
i
>pped.
ers.
OV« r it and allow It to stnnd for 15 or 20
, 000.000,900 w aste, t h e
follow ing h elp in solving most n atio n al prob- I g u ilty figure. T hese m achines are not th e fake kind w hich we had
last year!
m inutes until blood in liv er congeals.
Grangers and Labor
Jasper E. Reeves
‘F ublic Forum
Grounds Enough
'Babson Says One-Third o f National Income JTasted
Laiv and Order
Our Yesterdays
My Neighbor Says—
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