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Hillsboro Arvus. 1894
Hillsboro Independent, 18ÎS
V c K IN N E Y « M c K IN N E Y . Publishers
Published Thursday— Entered as seeond«cisss m etter In
the postoffice at Hillsboro, Oregon
! he th o u su iu h of law -ab id in g c iti­
zens in this sta te , union am i non­
union, should back to th e limit Gov­
e rn o r .Martin. M ayor ('arso n and o th ­
er public officers in th e ir e ffo rts to
lid this sta te ot th e labor terrorism
th at has so d isru p te d th e social and
economie lite. Law and o rd e r m ust
prevail and o fficials should not let
up until they have th e last of the
te rro rists am i th e inevitable higher-
ups p la te d w h ere they c an n o t con­
tinue th e ir deviltry.
Many wish th a t the sam e determ in ed
e ffo rts w ould be put fo rth by th e a d ­
m inistration to b rin g about socia! ami
econom ic peace th ro u g h o u t th e na­
tion. W hen th is is done the A m eri­
can people will be enjoying a h a p p ie r
and b e tte r s ta n d a rd of living.
Church S. emees
nfsrdnx*
i rim u r o
Livestock Committee '-Report^
Doubts at Rest
Ml Saint* Episcopal C hurch
Services ter Q uinqiiugcsinta S u n ­
(By A. I.. I.lm lticik I
(M a d e at C o u n ly A g ric u h u ra l Econom ic C o nference .January 2 7 )
day or S undio next before Lent:
Holy com m union at 7:30 a ni ;
SALEM
Any doubt an to Governor
In considering the scope of the hers . f tlie various specie of live-1 provom ont association testing Hint
church school. 9 45 a in. T he Lent- w ork of this com m ittee the follow
»•»•-
r, lo v e rn o r M artin's a ttitu d e tow ard
W . V E R N E M. K IN N E Y
slo crake hrdlcnitw y g-lm II MM I the m ure piofilatile units of a daily
MRS. E. C. M rK IN N E Y
<h
m
ile
boxes
will
be
given
to
all
ihg phases id livestock production
ond term w ere ‘f t ut rest this w eek by th e
Associate Editor
Editor
herd can be definitely determ ined
avs ■ :
th e children M orning p ra y e r at 11 i n W ashington counly togelhei slock a re as follow
ii|H>earaiiee of button*« tieunng the tfuvet
D airy Au increase >f a total and it is only th rough testing that
\ oung people s fellow ship will m eet w ith questions p ertaining to the
Official N ew spaper of W ashington C ounty
Hoi's picture and the slogan, ‘ Re elect G«»\
num ber of dairy cattle from 24.- tlie value and influence of a herd
in
th
e
ehurch
at
5
30
p
m.
Evelyn
sam
e
w
ere
considered
Selected as Oregon's Best Weekly Newsaper. iyS0-Sii
742 in 1934 to 25.73a is leaso nable are in building up and m aintain­ e rn u M artin.' White th e governor h a s hot
H aw orth w ilt lead The season of
Named on A ll-Am erican Weekly Newspaper Eleven, 1989
1 N ational and slate outlook
his cum tutacy he did
p u b lic ly p r o claiined
d
and to In* expected. This would ing desirable iwodtietion can be
Lent will begin W ednesday. March
Honorable Mention N ational Editorial A —n. Newspaper
and m arket possibilities.
adm it to new spaperm en that he ' w ould Ilk»*
nn an increasing the num ber of determ ined
Production Contest, 1984-86; General Excellence. 1988
2 hi ;.,c m orn.ng at 10 o’clock th ere
2. Livestock num bers as esti­
cows m ilked from 15.465 to 15.956
to rem ain governor tut long us possible *
Im provem ents in hog production
will be a celebration of holy com ­
T hird place w in n er in (wo national
m ated by the 1937 AAA plan­
The exact am ount of increase that a rc possible by giving m ore at
S upporters of the governoi feel that hi ,
m union w ith p enitential office Ai
new spaper contests in 1937—G eneral
ning com m ittee.
occurs will, of course di pend upon tenliou Io tlte type of breeding
vlianves for t h e dem ocratic nom ination
2 30 p m. the Litany w ill be said.
Excellence and Best E ditorial Page for
3. R elation of livestock n u m ­
I h 'II i the population increase in stock kept on the farm. Special
have t»«‘en substantially increased by the
Io be follow ed by the first L enten
w eekly new spapers w ith circulations
bers
to
feixi
resources
the P ortland area and on w hether atten tio n in tills connection is c a ll­ dissension in the ranks of the an ti-ad n u u
address by the y ¡car. Every W ed­
or
not
tlie
lim
its
of
the
P
ortland
over 1.000.
4
D
esirable
im
provem
ents
from
ed to tin* 1936 economic report
istration forces w hile report* from o v e
n e s d a y during I.enten th ere w ill be
the stadpoint of th e in d u s­ m ilk sheil a re extended.
With pertain in g to tlie d e sira b le ty p e o f. tin* state indicate that Mai tin stock h i
an address Everyone, w h eth er a
try.
these we have, of course. Hie fac­ b rifd in g slock
Subscription K ates S trictly Cash in A dvance
m em ber of th e church o r not. w ill
risen seveial points on the stren g th of the
tors of prices and in d u strial con­
5 T he 1936 econom ic report
T he 1936 econom ic report c o n ­ recent round-up of labor gangsters.
P e r y ear .
$2 00 T h ree m onths
S 60
be welcomed. The bishop has set
This report does not cover and ditions No one know s w hat these I clusions
and recom m endations sub
S ix m onths
1.15 P e r copy
.03
Good Friday evening for his next is nut intended to cover as w ide m ay be over th e te n -y ear period, i
S ecretary of S tate F ail S nell h a i
visitation. T hose desiring to be con­ a scope as tin 1936 econom ic re- They might be such as to upset m ittixt tw o years ago are a p p lic­ (iromised to end the sutpenih* thut h.t ,*
O utside O regon
ab
le
and
apparently th ere is not
fit m ed should speak to th e vicar. , p o rt and is only intended as a sup- any calculations m ude at this lim e
In o th er states
$2,50 F oreign countries $3 50
centenxt around his political intentions will»
any reason to muke changes in the
and atten d th e W ednesday a fte r­ plem ent to thè one of tw o vears
Hogs The
com m ittee concurs conclusions, suggestions, cost o f
a statem ent before this week is ended
noon addresses R eginald Hicks.
ago.
Member: Orejón State
w ith the recom m endations of the production dutu or I'ecommcndii-
probably for Sunday m orning re lea »a*. Spec-
First Audited Paper,
Editorial A ss o c iatio n
1.
N
ational
anil
l.anrest ABC Weekly
ulation uround the slate house cerUvrs on
C ongregational C hurch
1 "
p’ " “ ,
° U,l° ° k a,ul 1936 rep o rt that "som e increase is tions of that report T here a r e
and National Editorial
Circulation in Weak
justified,
but
tiog
production
should
■
som
e
additions w hich have been
In view of th e fact th a t th e re g ­
tw o guesses: That Snell will e ith e r !><» i
Association.
F eb ru ary 27 C h u rch school, 10 a
*
n
b
tie
kept
w
ithin
tlie
lim
its
of
the
discussed,
but
the
m
ore
im
portant
candidate for a second term in his present
the hm C .
/ 1',' ,,orl
u la r p rim ary election is .May 20. it m . Law m ic e Francis, su p erin ten d - « „ 2
The Hillsboro A nr us assumes no financial respon­
office or that he will muke a try ft>r the
, b u ' j au “ f ‘•'•ononues supply of feed produced on t h e 1 of these are in connection w ith tlie
would have seem ed m uch m ore r e a ­ ent. M orning w orship. 11 w I ^ ith 2 set-
farm ."
, p o ultry industry. A poultry sub-
sibility for error« which may appear in advertisements
; | E
y
x
S
c
S
republican nom ination for U nited Slat« t
published In its columns but in cases where the paper
room ' com m ittee w ent over these c a re ­ senator, leaving the g u b ernatorial field o p ­
R
eef
C
attle—T
here
is
no
sonable
for
th
e
p
ro
ponents
of
th
e
is at fa u lt it w ilt rep rint that part of an advertise­
fully
and
th
eir
recom
m
endations
for
expansion
in
the
num
ber
i
.
ii
seven-county pow er district to have ^
en for sonu* other l andidate. probably S tate
ment in which the typographical mistake occurs.
sln p C m c c L ^ V p V ' C
¡ X °point“ I n n T s u b ^'iclow ,‘ he ed The fattening of beef cattle is a re as follows:
T reasurer Holman, who uppeui ; to be the
provided l'or th e election on t h a t
lim ited by the feed supply Pros,
I
T
hat
the
recom
m
endations
of
best bet the republicans have for that
Clyde \o u n t. advisor.—T. A rth u r | n u m b er of four years ago Prices pective feeders should realize tlie
date. D oubtless m ore people w ould D
tlie T urkey and Poultry com m ittee
ungan. m inister.
position.
i of m eat anim als a re usually high fertilizer value they recover in a of the O regon Poultry council with
go to the polls a t th e re g u la r elec­
•
•
a
•
| com pared w ith prices of o th er farm beef cattle en terp rise O ne ton of regard to the prevention of fishy
tion
because
of
g
re
a
te
r
in
te
rest
ami
F
irst
B
aptist
C
hurch
alfalfa
hay
has
n
u
trie
n
ts
in
Surely th e in d u stria l strife of the
it flav o r in tu rk ey s be followed
J products and prices of nulk cows
S anitary A uthority Sough)
F e b ru ary 24 th e an n u al bu si­ have not show n a com putable m- w orth a total of eight dollai
These recom m endations are:
last y e a r h as been of such serious the e x tra expense w ould not have ness
A pi'upuaul I" set lip ".I ' t.ile .mil.li y
m
eeting
and
fellow
ship
su
p
­
w
hen
valued
i
n
the
basis
of
c
u
r­
I
crease.
U
ntil
dairy
cow
places
ad-
not feed uny fish meul
au thority lx eoiitumeii in' u II in itiiito
m om ent as to cause th e governm ent been in cu rred . This e x tra cost is ex­ p e r w ill be held in the church at , van ee and become com parable to ren t com m ercial fertilizer prices or i a) cod Do liver
oil or fish oil or
and liberty-loving citizens to stop, pected to run aro u n d $2500 in this 7 p. m. R eports for the y ear will m eat anim al prices heavy e x p a n ­ W hen fed. 80 tier cent of this fe r­ m ashes containing these products m easure, prelim inary c u p lr, of which w er ■
filixk w ith S ecretary of S tate Snell tin
be read an d election of officers sion in the n u m b er of dairy heif- tilizing m aterial is recovered in for six w eeks p rio r to killing lim e
look and listen. T here has been more countv.
we< k \.T h e m easure is hpmnnirrd by tli •
w ill take place All m em bers a re ! ers raised will probably not occur th e nuinure.
ib>
l)o
not
at
any
lim
e
feed
a
trouble and m ore loss of m an hours
req u ested to be present. S unday
Stream Purification league of O regon .
S heep Tlie n u m b er of s li e e p j low g rade fish meal or a low grade
T h e long-tim e trend in per cap-
school at 9:45 w ith classes for all i ita consum ption of m anufactured raised should be lim ited to the : eod Over ml or fish oil.
which S tate T reasu rer Rufus H olm an
since the suprem e court d eclared the
H arry B ridges claim s to be w o rk ­ ages. M orning w orship at 11. s u b ­ dairy products as a w hole has been nu m b er neetleii to d e a n up fields
let W ithhold all feed from tu r ­ p iw id e n l. Mi ■ H al D P atlu a
W a g n er lab o r relatio n s act constitu­ ing to raise the s ta n d a rd of living of je
c t w ill be th ird in a series of u p w ard Thus has been du e p rim ­ and fence row s. On farm s w here key s for at least 24 hours prior to
vice-president, and S enator B yron G C u
tional a y e a r ago th an a t any o th er A m erican w orkm en. If being the m essages on th e church and its arily
ney uf M ilwaukie, chairm an of the coinuiit
to increased per capita con­ they can be kept, alfalfa can lie | tim e of killing, but allow free
tim e in the history of th is nation. It king pin in tw o of th e c o a st's big w ork. “The Ideal P reacher." S p e ­ sum ption of ice cream , co n cen trat­ pastured to good advan tag e with access to w ater.
tee oil legislation The pi..posed sanitai v
music w ill be given by th e
id) Be su re that pro p er chilling
m ilks and cheese. B utter co n ­ early Iambs This early pasturing
au thority would consist of the state liealtn
is. we believe, th e p rincipal cause of m aritim e strik e s of re c e n t y e a rs in cial
choir. B aptist Boosters at 7 for ed
sum ption per capita has rem ained holds back the first cu ttin g of a l ­ tem p eratu res are available at the
officer, state engineer, chairm an of tin.
th e business recession.
and girls from seven to 12 alm
w hich th o u san d s w ere th ro w n out of y boys
ost constant for somewhat more falfa delaying it sufficiently so that tim e of killing so ttiat the unitnul
state (isli comm ission and three m em bei
ears
of
age.
B.
Y.
P.
U.
at
7
for
These troubles brin g hom e forcibly w ork, m ark e ts lost an d farm produce all young people. A dult vesper th an 30 years. Year to y ear changes th e rainy period can usually be heat can be rem oved and in te r­ to be appointed by the governor, one from
consum ption of oleom ar­ avoided. T his kind of feed p ro ­ nal tem p eratu res brought down to
each congressional district
If sufficient
th e necessity of am ending the W a g ­ ch eap en ed is raisin g s ta n d a rd s of liv­ p ray er service at 7 fo r all adults g in arin the
e a re affected by th e m a r­ duces an exceptionally fine lam b , 4t) degrees or low er over night
signatures a re secured to tlie petitions the
E vening serv ice at 8. service in ­ gin betw
n er act as recom m ended by S ecretary
and
the
raiser
may
still
obtain
ing, we have a n o th e r guess com ing.
2. T hat tu rk ey breeders be e n ­ m easure will be on tlie N ovem ber ballot
een retail prices of b u tte r
cludes a rousing song service, and oleom argarine.
tw o cuttings of alfalfa hay. This couraged to tra p nest and pedigree
of Com m erce R o p er’s business a d ­
chorus singing, special fe atu re and
m
ethod
has
fu
rth
e
r
advantage
in
th
e
ir birds as a progressive and
L
ocally
the
situation
is
not
m
a
­
visory com m ittee. R ecom m endations
an evangelistic m essage on the te rially d ifferen t from tlie n a tio n ­ ttiat it usually avoids having c u t­ necessary step in the tu rk ey b reed ­
Get Excellent R ating
The question of c re a tin g a seven- su b ject ‘ T hat W hosoever.” t h e al
fo r five ch an g es w ere p resen ted to
The stro n g com peti­ tings of rain-spoiled hay and also ing program , an d th at tlie sm all­
six th in a series of m essages on tiv e situation.
M urshfield. C ottage Grove. A liland and
m eans ttiat th ere will be less grass e r b reed er c arry out a m ore com ­
President Roosvelt w ith a request for county public o w nership d istric t is a Jo
m
ark
etin
g
organization
w
hich
h n 3:16. C hoir reh earsal Friday
K lam ath Fall« units of tin* 249th C o ed
ists in this te rrito ry has been a in the firs? ru ttin g . A ccording to ' plete y ear around cutting program
serious one fo r th e tax p a y e rs. T here ev en in g at th e hom e of Mrs. B ald ­ ex
“sym pathetic co n sid eratio n ."
one
grow
er
w
ho
uses
this
m
ethod
A
rtillery
corp», have been given 'e x c e lle n t'
leader in stabilizing’ and m ain­
in o rd er to select m ore rapidly
a re a lot of questions to be answ ered win. 175 E. G rant. The ch u rch w ith tain in g a stap le fluid m ilk m a r­ consistently, it does not shorten grow ing birds, «'artier m aturing rating by the w ar departm ent, according
C hanges as re c o m m e n d e d a n d
a h e a rty w elcom e to a l l —O rtiz j ket. Tins sam e organization lias th e life of th e stan d of alfalfa
birds i w hich insures b etter feath ­ to inform ation received by M ajor G enei d
w hich should m ake fo r a m ore e q u it­ and lu ll light should be given th e en­ W.
W eniger. pasto».
also im proved th e condition of the 3. R elation of Livestock N um bers ering), birds of proper size w ith
(;<• irge A WMta Fho rating • ■ base
able set-up provide th a t: (a ) N eith ­ tire problem .
to Feetl Resources
a large percen tag e of edible meat,
b u tterfa t m ark etin g situation.
upon the w ork done i,v ttn .e imttei ie
H illsboro F re e M ethodist C hurch
e r th e act, n o r its a d m in istratio n
and b e tte r laying hens producing
(bi
Hogs—The
national
outlook
W
ith
livestock
num
bers
as
they
big gun firing at Fort Stevens d in in g the
F eb ru ary 24: m id-w eek p ra y e r
fa v o r any p a rtic u la r form of bona
indicates a
som ew hat increased a re at present th ere is a fairly m ore eggs of high liatehability.
annual m uneuvei •; la t Ju n e
service. 7 30 p. m. F e b ru a ry 27: supply
3. T hat th ere he no increase in
in
the
next
ten
vears
over
even
balance
betw
een
the
total
fid e labor org an izatio n .
(b ) Em ­
•
•
•
•
S unday school. 10 a. m. You a re th e past few years, but prices an ,leai1 of livestock anil the total tlie tu rk ey e e te ip ris e in W ashing­
given an in v itation to atten d our p a re n tly should not reach the low ■ fe,'d supply.
ployes shall be fre e in se lf-o rg a n iz a ­
ton county in th e im m ediate fu ­ Plan Im provem ents
z\bout
the
only
real
grow ing S unday school: serm on by level o f 1932-1933. Locally the feed su rp lu s feed crop th at we have Is 1 tu re
tion and collective b a rg a in in g from N ew sp ap ers and D riving P roblem
Im provem ents scheduled for the date
pastor. 11 a. m.: y o u th hour. 6:45 p. supply lim its the n u m b er of hogs in hay. In an average y ear this i s 1 P oultry O regon poultrymcn rely
N ew spapers m old p ublic opinion faster
in terference, re stra in t, or coercion
m ; serm on
by
pastor.
7:30 p. m.
fair grounds tins y ear include a new ad­
on
ex
p
o
rt
m
ark
ets
as
an
outlet
for
In
this
section
conditions
as
to
not
excessive
and
is
all
token
care
r-1
-i
1
.
,
.
u
l‘°
seviluil
conuulons
from any source, fc) A ny p a rtv to a th an any o th e r agency an d should be enlisted M arch 2. c h ild r e n s w eek-day Bible feed supplies and consumDt ion in- of in the P ortland area. We also th e ir eggs. For a good m any years { m inistration building. 4t) by lUI) feet in
in th e cam paign to end d ru n k en driv in g ." says
k ^ ioo I. 4 ”
p m. u n d e r direction o f dicate
J '- * that a m oderate increase in i ship out som e barley, but more Pacific coast i’g g : have toppl’d the
size, to lx1 located at the west entrance.
lab o r dispute. sh all be ab le to invoke W.
A. G abrielson. H onolulu police chief, in a
Mrs. E sther
The building, w hich w ill replace th e one
e n u m b er of hogs raised m ight I th a n the eq u ivalent of w hat we eastern m ark ets but this condition
th e services of th e lab o r rela tio n s p ap er read a t th e recen t N ational S afety C on­ ter. pastor. H. T u r n e r —R. E. W al- th
razed a few years ago. will lie erected as
be desirable. In this connection, the ship out in barley comes back in no longer exists because th e e:ist-
board.
(d ) T he functions of f a c t­ gress.
„ . .. __—" —
I total n u m b er should be k e o t w ith - som e o th er fet’d. T he statem ent ' ern producers, in an effort to com ­ a WPzV project
It is reliab ly estim ated th a t d ru n k e n d riv ­
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
in the lim its of local feed mid - j ju s t m ade about the balance b e ­ pete w ith th e w estern eggs have
finding. prosecution an d ju d icial d e­
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♦
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g has a t least doub led sin ce th e rep eal of
Church
plies.
H tw een livestock num bers and the im proved th e ir egg quality by the
cision shall be s e p a ra te d and rfot com ­ in
You a re co rdially in v ited to at-
<c> P o u l t r y - W i t h increasing feed supply is tru e only when introduction of b etter m ethods of
prohibition. T oday it is one of th e p rincipal
P aym ents Set Record
bined in a single agency, (e) T he causes of m o to r accidents. S u rv ey s c a rrie d on ten d these services. S abbath p r e a c h - , com petition both in egg p ro d u c­ l poultry i.s excluded, but since the egg storage a n i l handling so that
Social security payment.« t o O regon
rig h t and obligations of em ployers in various states ind icate th a t liquor is a fac­ ing services. 11 a m ; S unday sc h o o l.! t ion and in tu rk ey raising from I poultry business is on a purchas- decided preferen ce is now being beneficiaries d u ring Junuury set a new
10 a. m.; C. E . 8 p. m.; M issionary! the m iddlew est. east and south- i ed feed basis th e feed supply ncixis shown for thi* easli-rn produced
and em ployes and th e ir respective to r in 10 to 20 p er cent of all accidents in v o lv ­ society
high record. C heeks in paym ent of assist­
last W ednesday of each west, it ap p ears inadvisable to in ­ of this class of livestock a re not eggs. Unless the Pacific coast poul-
in g a fa ta lity o r a m a jo r in ju ry . In th e w ords
ance to the aged, txirgoiis on relief, blind
rep re sen ta tiv e s sh all be m ore clearly of
m onth at 2 p. m —J. F. Gibson, m in ­ crease e ith e r the n u m b er of hens considered.
trym en m aterially im prove t h e
th e chief of th e C alifornia state h ighw ay
and dependent children ideating through
t f ! being kept on O regon farm s or ' In m aking th e ad ju stm en t and q u ality of th e ir eggs. It w ill be
defined by law and m ade less su b ­ control, th e d ru n k en d riv in g evil "continues ister.
the state treasury dep artm en t d u ring tin
the n u m b er of tu rk ey s to be m a r­ sh ifts recom m ended in crop acre- necessary for them to cense com ­
je c t to definition a t th e discretion of to grow un ab ated . . . . In to x icatin g liq u o r is
first ten days of F ebruary aggiegated $288.-
keted.
peting
on
the
eastern
m
ark
ets
and
;
ages
the
total
acreag
e
of
hay
crops
M
ethodist
Episcopal
C
hurch
p lay in g too g reat a p a rt in th e p resen t m o u n t­
th e board.
425 37, S late T reasu rer Holman reported
S u n d ay school, 9:45 a. m . C. C.
O th er livestock is of lesser im ­ i w ould be decreased, but d u e to reduce th e ir production so that
in g d e a th to ll . . ,
w ill he supplying only the
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All of these c h an g es a re needed
The "alcohol-m ixed-w ith-gasoline" p ro b ­ W ebdr su p erin ten d e n t; m o r n i n g p o rtance in this county and com ­ | a doubling of th e alfalfa acreage th ey trad
e
and w ould, we believe, go a long lem m ust be attack ed from a n u m b er of angles. w orship. 11; E pw orth Leagues. 6:30 m ent in th e outlook phase of this the estim ated total averag e l i a v local
Fee
Paym
ent
Bijf
E
xperim
ental
records
indicate
supply would be ju s t about w hat '
p. m ; evening w orship. 7:30 o'clock. rep o rt is h ard ly necessary.
w ay to w a rd m ak in g f o r ind u strial In m any com m unities police and prosecuting —A
it is at the present tim e. W hen that egg grades can be increased
A total of 10.427 trucks and liusses o p ­
lex an d er H aw thorne, pastor, tf 2. Livestock Numbers
th o rities a re m ore o r less in d ifferen t to it,
peace. A t p rese n t it is all one-sided au
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. T he probable n u m b er of llve- th e crop acreage figures as a d ­ on an averag e of from 15 to 20
erating in Oregon d u ring 1937 paid u total
d a re too p ro n e to let th e use of a little
First Church of Christ. Scientist -stl ck in the county d u rin g the ju sted are analyzed it seem s a p ­ tier cent if pro p er a tten tio n is paid
of $1.094.249 in fees to the public u tilities
and is re a lly d e trim e n ta l to th e best an
"pull" red u ce a serious d ru n k e n d riv in g charge
and
S erv ices are held every S unday ’ 'i cx* ten y ears as estim ated by the p aren t that livestock feed needs to te m p e ra tu re , hum idity
commission, according to a rep o rt by N.
in terests of th e w orking m an. '
W hile p ro v en scientific m ethods for estab lish ­ at 11 a. m.; W ednesday evening '-‘'•A eour.ty planning com m ittee for th e adju sted n u m b er of live­ cleanliness of eggs. This com m ittee
G. Wallace, utilities com m issioner. G ross
recom m ends:
in g w h eth er o r no t a person is legally in to x i­ services a t 8 o'clock; S unday school , Is ^ ‘‘eved to be about right. This stock is w ell tak en care of.
revenues of trucks and busses op eratin g
1.
T
h
at
th
e
eggs
be
stored
in
a
cate d a re know n, th ey h av e n o t been w idely
in the next 4. D esirable Im provem ents f r o m
at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to th e v age
a t e , , . en iCa,es
y ears a" of increase
abQut 5(X)
under state perm its aggregated $4.903,484
te
m
p
e
ra
tu
re
of
from
30
to
50
d
e
­
adopted, w ith th e resu lt th a t m an y cases ar=
the
S
tandpoint
of
th
e
Ind
u
stry
of 20 y ears a re w elcom ed. F ree
for the year. W allace reportixl.
The com m ittee w ishes to point grees F ahrenheit.
tak en to co u rt w ith o u t sufficient ev id en ce to
read in g room open on W ednesdays m ilk cows, about 1000 head of
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out
that
the
o
utstanding
im
p
ro
v
e
-!
hogs,
w
ith
the
n
um
bers
of
other
ju stify a conviction. W orst of all, perhaps, a
and S atu rd ay s from 2 u n til 4 p. in.
livestock rem ain in g about w here m ent needed in all our livestock nt least 85 per cent be m aintained
H illsboro business people alw ays larg e p a rt of th e public tacitly condones d ru n k ­ S unday s topic. "C h rist Jesus."
Tax
Revision
N
eeded
rooms;
they have been th e past tw o or production is an im provem ent in . in egg
— storage
-
T eith e r by
look fo rw ard to the a n n u a l H illsboro- en d riv in g by refu sin g to dem and rigorous and
eans c of a h u m id ifier or by
Oregon'« tax system is in need of n
(neons
three years The suggested num bers quality. T hat statem en t does not J m
im p artial law s and m ethods to detect an d p u n ­
Seventh-day
Adventist
Church
'h
u
m
id
o
r
(plans
for th e construc-
com plete overhauling. G overnor M artin d e ­
A loha dinner a t A loha G range hall ish it.
of livestock a re in line w ith both recognize an d is not intended as him
S ervices a re held each S abbath present feed resources of t h e any Inference th a t the existing j l ‘on of the la tte r can be secured
clared in an address before a group of real
and a large a tte n d a n c e is expected
N ew spapers can p e rfo rm a g re a t p ublic
(S atu rd ay )
as follow s: S ab b ath j county and fu tu re feed resources q u a lity is in ferio r in any sense to „ .f r o m the county ag en t's office).
estate men at Salem last week T he gov­
serv
ice
by
em
phasizing
th
e
evil,
show
ing
how
ton ig h t. This o p p o rtu n ity of ren e w ­
school, 9:45 a. m.; preach in g service as estim ated by both th e crops th e average. In reality the com m it _ I 3. T hat m o re atten tio n be paid
ern o r did not point out any specific r e ­
ing friendships in our n eighboring a d of us are p o ten tial victim s of a d ru n k e n at 11; young people's m eeting a t com m ittee a n d the AAA planning tee believes th at the sta n d ard of to keeping eggs clean. This can form« he m ight have in m ind for the tax
otorist, an d by carry in g on a cam paign fo r
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rs­ com m ittee.
q u ality in W ashington county liv e­ be done by: (a) F req u en t gather*
system but pointed out thut an interim
com m unity is alw ays an enjoyable m
b etterm en t in local law enforcem ent. A lcohol
day even in g a t 8 o'clock. V isitors
com m ent as to th e n u m -' stock and livestock products is ings, four to six tim es a day; <fre- , commission created by the last legislature
a ffa ir. The w om en of t h e A loha at the w heel k ills thou san d s of A m ericans each are w elcom e a t a n y service.—Dr. I Specific
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equal to th a t of such products in q u en t g atherings a re not only
was now at w ork on that problem.
G range p ut in a g re a t deal of w ork in y ear an d in ju re s ten s of thousands. It m ust W alter H u n tin g ton, pastor.
t il held in th e H uber hall. Wednesday an y o th er section of th is general facto r in keeping eggs clean but
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p re p a rin g th e d in n er a n d h an d le it be stopped —In d u strial N ew s Review .
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i n*Ebt m eeting held in the homes. region. However, the production of also
tain
in
g
th
e
q
u
ality
of
the
eggs
b
e
­
S
hort
Term
to
A
ttra
c
t
all crops, livestock and livestock
The Orenco-Reedville Parish
—Floyd H untley, pastor.
in a most efficien t m anner.
products is strictly a com petitive cause the nests a re usually w arm
Decision of S ecretary of S tate S nell to
S u n d ay school in both churches,
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proposition.
Success in production and if the eggs a re left in the
certify a short term Unitixl S tates sen ato r-
One th in g is v ery clear. If Jo h n L. Lew is
S6rViCe in I*?6
M E ' C hnrc'1 'B ethany)
nest very long a g reat deal of . ship on the N ovem ber ballot is expected to
is
dependent
upon
econom
y
o
f
O
renco
church,
11
a.
m.;
w
orship
On
G
erm
antow
n
w an ts to give com m unism a trial, th e road to
production and on th e m a i n t e ­ evaporation w ill tak e place.)
Little business m en m et in W ash ­ Russia is still open, an d not a few A m ericans serv ice in th e R oedville church, 8 service e v ery Sunday, 10 a rn Sun- nance
(b) K eep in g the nests clean. | bring out a n u m b er of candidates for thi.«
and continual im provem ent
p. m. W o m en s M issionary s o c ie ty ! Hav s r honJ li n
inh« ni ”
post. Snell's decision was based upon an
ington a t th e call of th e president. w ould be w illin g to speed him on his jo u rn ey . m
eets a t O renco on th e th ird W ed- nastor
’ U * rn “ Jo h n p la c .e: of q u ality w hen these products
(c) K eeping clean litte r on the
oral opinion by A ttorney G eneral Van
W hile th e m eeting w as m ore like a —Hood R iv er News.
n esday of each m o n th and at R e e d -,
..
u a re to be m arketed in com petition floor.
W inkle reiteratin g an old opinion given in
M em bers of th e livestock com ­
w ith others in th e sam e m arket.
ville on
the fourth Thursday X of
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a
free-for-all th a n th e o rd erly session
1918 holding that senators appointed by
each
month.
u
Beaverton Christian Church
Subsidies to th e farm er do not. m ittee w ere H enry Hagg. c h a ir­
_.. _
u
B ible school, 9:45 a. m. Com m un- over a long-tim e period, aid th e man. R obert W arrens, R. G. Scott.
the governor to fill a vacancy held office
th a t m ight have been expected some
P resid en t R oosevelt w an ts business to re-
S, V
I 10n and Pre a c h *ng at 11; serm on by pro d u cer w ith a high cost of p ro ­ A. E. K rahm cr. F ran k Schulm erich.
only until th<* date of th<* general election.
w orthw hile suggestions cam e out of duce w ith o u t cu ttin g w ages or lay in g off m en.
“ m b!y
God—A loha
j the p asto r; C hristian E ndeavor at
T he short term senator will draw pay from
duction and w ho puts a relativ ely i Fred G rossen, O scar Poe. D w ight
it. Two in w hich we h e a rtily concur Sounds fine to th e wage e a rn e r b u t ev ery m an
school, 10 a m.; preach-1 6:30 p. m.. preaching. 7:30. Mid- low grade product on th e m arket. McCue. J L. B atchelder. F ran k
N ovem ber 8 until Ja n u a ry 3 in spite of
7 30 n1
n '; ev an «eI^ tlc s„e™lce" week B ible study and p ra y e r m et“ -
is w o rth the w ages h e earn s know s th a t
a re th e recom m endations th a t em ­ it w ho
the fact th a t he w ill have no du ties to
udy and p ra y e r m eet-
In dairying, the com m ittee w ishes M itchell. P e te r Y unker, Joe Van-
can 't be done - N ew port Jo u rn a l.
7.30
p.
m.;
p
ra
y
e
r
m
eeting.
7:45
p.
ing
8:00
p.
m.
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Horn-
.
W
ednesday.
A
ll
a
re
to
call
atten
tio
n
to
th
e
desirabil-
D
yke,
F
ra
n
k
Erickson,
ployers and w orkers, alike, be held
perform unless congress should m eet in
m.. W ednesday. S unday se rv ic e s1
;contina«i on
on put« 8. column 3)
ity of increasing d a iry herd im - le c k e r and D. G. L illy.
special session.
responsible fo r th e fa ith fu l o b s e r v - ------------------
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Should Be Amended
Other Editors
Aloha Dinner
ance of m utual labor agreem ents,
th e reduction of unem ploym ent tax e s
in stabilized in d u stries w here em-
ploym ent is stead y . E xperience has
clearly proved th e desirab ility of
fav o ra b le action on both these ques­
tions. Social security taxes have prov­
ed to be a sizeable burden and are
decidedly u n fair w here th e em ploy-
e r m akes a special e ffo rt to keep em ­
ploym ent a t a ste a d y level.
Rose Colombi, a P o rtla n d girl, w as
b a rre d a t th e last m inute from m ak­
in g h e r operatic d e b u t in Italy be­
cau se she w as an A m erican and was
n o t a m em ber of th e guild. The rea-
tfcn w as also given th a t Italy had its
qw n unem ployed. T h a t is 't h e way
th e y h a n d le aliens in o th er countries
w hile over h e re th e U. S. has fu r­
n ish e d re lie f fo r m illions of aliens,
m any of whom e n te re d this country
illeg ally . F u rth e rm o re , m any of them ,
w ho h av e not ev in ced any desire fo r
c itiz e n sh ip , a re o ccu p y in g jobs th a t
sh o u ld rig h tly go to A m ericans.
M adam S e c re ta ry o f L a b o r Perkins
is u n d e r fire a g a in . T his tim e from
Jo se p h P. K ennedy, new ly appointed
a m b a ssa d o r to G r e a t B rita in an d fo r­
m er c h a irm a n of th e m a ritim e com­
mission. T he A sto ria A storian-B ud-
g e t says “ M adam P e rk in s seem s to
be o u t of s te p .” A lot of p eo p le a re
in ag re e m e n t t h a t sh e has been out
of ste p fo r a long tim e.
z
.
C Jur 1 e d e rd d V
O tC f W a jf .
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
A rgus, F eb ru ary 23. 1923—Dr. E. H. Smith
in stalls rad io b ro ad caster in city. E rn est Hel-
vogt. w ho had rad io ex p erien ce in U. S. navy,
sends out sev eral broadcasts as ex p erim en t.
G ustav A. Olson dies h ere F e b ru a ry 18.
Miss E dna May M ercier an d H o w a r d
O lanie. g rad u ates of H illsboro high, m a rrie d
F e b ru a ry 14.
New co n stitu tio n an d b y -law s ad o p ted by
ch am b er of com m erce.
Mrs S arah W olf of Scholls dies F e b ru a ry
20.
B yron G a rre tt of H illsboro tak es position
as secretary -m an ag er O regon C ity C om m ercial
club.
John V. G reen aw alt dies F e b ru a ry 12.
P u g et S o u n d P o w er & L ight com pany
takes possession of th e ir n ew holdings in
W ashington county, h av in g pu rch ased t h e
w ater an d lig h t system s of th e N o rth Coact
P o w er com pany. R. R. E aster, w ho is now in
his ten th y e a r in ch arg e of th e service, is r e ­
m aining w ith th e n ew com pany.
T hirty Y ears Ago
Argus. F e b ru a ry 20. 1908—W inona G ran g e
at T u alatin passes reso lu tio n fav o rin g S ta te ­
m ent No. 1. p ro v id in g fo r d ire c t electio n of
of U. S. senators.
D elinquent tax list as p ublished fo r 1906
totaled $3102.23, O f th e to ta l am o u n t d e lin ­
quent. $2168.73 w as p aid a fte r ad v ertise m en t
and before th e sale.
S h eriff C onnell opened ta x books S a tu r­
day and m any ta k e a d v an ta g e of th re e p er
cent reb ate by p ay in g in full
R obert H a rtra m p f has open ed a fin e s k a t­
ing rin k on u p p e r floor of his new w areh o u se
and it is b eing w ell patro n ized .
Oregon E lectric su rv ey o rs in field in o r ­
der to be read y fo r co n stru ctio n w o rk as soon
as w eath er settles.
Roy L. O reear, p ro p rie to r of H illsboro
Pharm acy, an d Miss Lola M ae G ray m arried
February 14.
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Babson Says Advertising will Help to Defeat "Recession”
(By Roger W. Babson)
Many Fortunes Made in 1932
sales on advertising, this policy be encouraged. A dvertising is the
BABSON PARK. Fla. — Business
This c u rre n t period of in d u s­ m ight be m ade w orkable. T h e last item to c u t in your sales b u d ­
sen tim en t is about as bad as I e v ­
tria l recession shows how sensitive tro u b le is that a few outfits w ould get unless you w ant to close up
e r rem em ber. I th in k it is even the
business cycle is. E ach phase alw ay s back out of th e bargain shop.
fla tte r th an in th e 1932-33 period.
C u ttin g prices is ju s t as essential
Yet. stran g e as it m ay seem, this is I brings its ow n special o p p o rtu ­ and tak e advantage of th e ir com*
nities.
w ith foresight and p etito rs' program s. Tw o or th ree as m ain tain in g or stepping up your
a good sign. A m erica has pulled ■ courage P w eople
ho bought securities and concerns can scarcely afford to advertising quotas. D espite its early
h erself out of for- !
com m odities and started new e n ­ c a rry th e ad v ertisin g for the in ­ 1938 slap-in-the-face. p u r c h a s in g
m er tailspins. The te rp rises in 1932 have established j dustry.
w hile the logical policy pow er is still satisfactory although
tu rn has alw ays) fortunes. We have a sim ilar oppor­ is to cu So,
t dow n on space when I ex p ect th a t th e y e a r 1938 w ill
com e quietly and tu n ity to d ay —in a sm aller way. business is com ing in u n d e r its averag
e u n d e r 1937. F arm incom e
u n seen
w h i 1ei R ight now cash is a “sa le ” and
m om entum and to boost .sales may be dow n, factory payrolls may
p e ss im ism a n d ) raw m aterials and securities a re own
budgets In slack periods, in p ra c ­ be low er, and th ere m ay be a sharp
u n certain ty w erej a "buy.” T hose w ho a re buying tice
the opposite happens.
break in dividend paym ents. H ow ­
at th eir peak. To-; and in v estin g today a r e doing,
T he governm ent is p o uring out ever, th e drop in incom e on the a v ­
day I am c o n- them selves a good tu rn . M ore im ­
vinced th a t t h e portant, th ey a re doing a service m oney fo r various purposes to erage need not mean su bstantially
d esp air and gloom for th e ir com m unities and th e n a ­ stim u late public purchasing pow er less goods for ev eryone this year.
o f b u sin essm en tion. As re ta il shelves are em ptied Why not consider a policy of a l­ Why? B ecause m erchandise "sales”
h a s g o n e t o o 1 orders sh ift back to factories and low ing business concerns to d e­ and c h eap er rood bills can go a
far. We m ay e v - ! the "H elp W anted" signs a re hung d u ct an y increases in th e ir a d ­ long w ay tow ard offsetting t h e
vertisin g and selling expenses from drop in th e average fam ily’s in ­
en be m aking the up once m ore.
th e ir tax bills d u rin g periods w hen I come If you give careful attention
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tu rn r '8 b t n o w . 1
N ew spaper, m agazine an d radio in d u strial production i s ru n n in g ; to y o u r personal and household
R oger W .Babson A m ong the m ost
, . ...
im p o rtan t reasons ad v ertise rs a re doing th e ir bit, below norm al? D epressions a r e buying this year. I th in k you w ill
w hy I th in k th is is possible is th e too. to h elp defeat the recession serio u s only w hen retail s e llin g 1 coine very close to m atching you r
ex cellen t perfo rm ance o f re ta il before it d eg en erates into a m ajor stops. Most of our basic econom ic I 1937 living standard.
depression. F or th irty years, I have tro u b les today a rc not connected | T hree B uying Rules
trad e.
In d u strial o u tp u t has fallen like studied the business cycle and w ith production, but ra th e r w ith
I have th re e specific suggestions
a com et, yet retail trad e has held , have trie d to discover how the d istrib u tio n and taxation. S p eed ­
u p rem ark ab ly well. J a n u a r y peaks and v alley s can be ironed ing u p th e flow of goods is w here along this line for the m onths
“clearances.” w h ile not q u i t e out. I hav e alw ays been convinc­ w e m ust put th e em phasis ra th e r ahead. F irst, shop carefu lly for
m atching the w h irlw in d 1937 se a ­ ed th a t one of the solutions is by than on speeding up th e assem bly y o u r food. A lw ays stock up on
of advertising. line. Space ad v ertisin g can play a sale” day on y o u r staples. W atch
son. w ere good. M erchants c u t the p ro p e r u s e
! prices m uch m ore than usual in When tim es a re good and business trem endous p a rt in this program . the clothing, shoe, and o th er m e r­
is
booming,
ad
v
ertisers
like to drive Tim e to "P lu g ” Sales
chandise sales, although look care­
o rd er to keep th e ir goods moving.
fully before you leap. Seeonil. pay
These recen t sales hav e offered for orders. T his is only n atu ral.
A dvertising is to mass d is trib u ­ rash for y o u r goods. C onservative­
A
ctually,
how
ever,
m
an
u
factu
rers
some real bargains and th ere w ill !
tion
w
h
at
the
m
achine
is
to
m
ass
be m ore b etw een now and t h e and m erch an ts should hold bark production. R ight now, for instance, ly, in stallm en t buying eosts you 10
E aster season. N ot only grocery, in good tim es and build up an a d ­ it deserves a good sh are of cred it to 35 per re n t m ore th an rash.
m eat, d ep artm en t, clothing, fu rn i­ v ertisin g backlog w hich they can for the com paratively ex cellen t vol­ T hird, m ake a sim ple budget and
tu re and shoe stores, b u t th e big pum p out to m aintain th e ir sales um e of retail trad e "S ales” cannot stick to it! R em em ber, "A dollar
m ail-o rd er houses, are going after volum e and th e ir em ploym ent in
sav' d is a d o llar e a rn e d .'T h e re is
m ove goods unless custom ers know no easier w ay to increase y o u r in­
business "h am m er a n d
to n g s " periods such as th e present.
about
them
.
I
th
in
k
th
at
m
erch
an
ts
V ariously, re ta il clothing prices W hy N ot A dvertising "R elief"
com e 10 per re n t than by carefully
and m anufacturer.« now realize this;
have come dow n 5-15 p e r cent and
If all concerns in the same In­ m ore than they did in 1929. Not buying all goods from tom ato soup
retail food has b ack w atercd about dustry would agree to spend a
to oriental rugs! Follow these p u r­
only x.ioiild purchasing pow er be I
seven per cent.
certain percentage of their gross inflated, but the w ill to buy should chasing rules and 193« w ill be not
loo bad « year!
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Deposit« G ain
B ank deposits in Oregon a re o n c e
m ore on a pre-depression level, according
to M ark Skinner, slate su p erin ten d e n t of
banks. Deposits in all banks in the stale,
as of D ecem ber 31, totaled $306,434.135 28
com pared to the all-tim e high record of
$307,861.845 reached at the tim e of th e
D ecem ber 31. 1928. call. In the m eantim e,
how ever, th ere has been a m aterial s h rin k ­
age in the num ber of state banks w hich
decreased from 149 in 1928 to 49 at the tim e
of the last call. Liquidations, consolida­
tions and purchase by national banks n c
counts for the loss of the 100 state banks
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O regon flax grow ers grossed an a v e r­
age of $44.80 an acre on thplr 1937 c ro p
L. I,. Lewis, m anager of th e state flax
plant told G overnor M artin In a re p o rt this
week. Flax yields in th e W illam ette valley
last y e a r averaged 1.8 tons to the ucre
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An early spring w ith a big dem and fo r
seasonal labor In O regon is predicted by
Jo h n E. Cooter, farm placem ent d irecto r
for the state em ploym ent service. C ooter
urges farm ers to avail them selves of tlte
free em ploym ent service in m eeting th e ir
needs for labor.
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M any Ineligible
A pproxim ately 35 p er eent of the m ore
than 50,000 jobless w orkers w ho have filed
claim s for u n e m p li^ m .n t insurance are
v ” ,., to
>n,'l ‘Kible for unem ploym ent
benefits according Io D. A B ulm ore. ad-
m in istrato r for th e rom m isslon M any of
these applicants a re found to have been
farm w orkers o r domestic« i n
p riv a te
hom es w ho a re not eligible to insurance,
or seasonal w orkers or persons w hose e a rn ­
ings d u rin g th e last em ploym ent y ear w ere
not sufficient to e n title them to benefits.
for
nut'’»*/«^Wng should be the rule
oven ¿i- baîÏÏg
f°r brOi“n< and a hot