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Support of Tiro Measures Friday
Important to State's Future
P assag e of th e s ta te bu ild in g fund m easure is es­
se n tia l if O reg o n is to a d e q u a te ly «are fa r its w ards
and fo r the ex p ected la rg e increase in en r u ’-ut nt at th e
s ta te in stitutions of h ig h e r lea rn in g wk« n th .'u sa n d s
of service m en and w om en will be re tu rn in g to s, hool.
T he fe d e ra l and s ta te governm ents are m a k in g i: i
sible fo r th e v e te ra n s to a tte n d college a fte r th e w a r
«and O regon should be in a position to ta k e th em into
its schools of h ig h er education. P resen t facilities are
• e n tirely in ad e q u a te . F u rth e rm o re it is \ .tai as a p -t-
w a r em ploym ent p rogram .
It should be rem em b ered th a t p assage of th e state
bu ild in g fu n d m easu re will not increase a n y o n e ’s
tax es w h e th e r or not this b ill is
I a n d w ill
not be collected as a p ro p erty tax. T he m easure w as
p laced on th e b allot as a p ro p erty tax so th a t ini ome
ta x surplus, reserv ed by th e constitution f r offs< tti _
p ro p e rty tax es could be used.
The th re e fo ld , state-w id e benefits of the m easure
a re :
1. It provides essential ed u catio n al facilities fo r
v e te ra n s and fo r oncom ing O regon youth.
2. It m akes possible a d e q u a te facilities fo r th e
c a re of O regon's w ards.
3. It h elp s provide em ploym ent fo r v e te ran s and
w a r w o rk ers d u rin g th e p o stw a r a d ju stm e n t period.
A vote fo r this m easu re is a vote fo r th e w e lfa re
of O regon, its v e te ran s, its y o u th and its w ards.
P assag e of th e c ig a re tte ta x is im p o rtan t to sta b le
s ta te su p p o rt of O reg o n 's public school system . A d ­
m itted ly it is not th e co m plete answ er, but it will help.
It is m uch m ore logical to o b tain a portion of school
su p p o rt m oney th ro u g h this kind of a tax . w hich has
proved s a tisfa c to ry and sta b le in a p p ro x im ate ly tw o-
th ird s of th e states, th a n to have all th e b u rd en fall
back on p ro p erty .
T he A rg u s fav o rs th e p assag e of both m easures,
believing such action to be im p o rta n t to th e fu tu re
w e lfa re of O regon a n d its people.
By all m eans m easu re up to su ffra g e o b ligations
by voting in th e sp ecial election Friday.-
Did You Buy Your Share
Of Seventh War Loan Bonds
A lth o u g h W ashington county i« in th e lead am ong
th e 10 O regon counties w ith seventh w ar loan series E
bond quotas of over $1.000.000, th e h a rd e st p a r t of
th e drive lies a h e a d , th a t fin al push to g et over th e
top. The people of th is county have n ev er failed in a
w a r finance drive an d th ey m ust not fail in th is one if
th ey a re to keep fa ith w ith th o se w ho fig h t an d die.
A nalyze y o u r own position. M r. an d Mrs. W ash in g to n
County.
T he pu rch ase o f w a r bonds is little in d eed to ask
of anyone on th e co m fo rtab le hom e fro n t w hen you
consider th e sacrifice and su ffe rin g of A m e ric a's
j’oung m anhood to b rin g victory over a fa n a tic a l and
bestial foe. O u r boys in th e service a re o ffe rin g th e ir
all. W hile h ere a t hom e we a re sim ply a sk ed to invest
o u r m oney in victory an d fu tu re secu rity . F o r every S3
invested you get back $4. A nd it will com e b a c k a t a
tim e w hen you will p ro b ab ly need it a w hole lot Tnore
th a n you do today.
P e rh a p s you say you c a n n o t a ffo rd it. th a t you
need so m ething else. B ut M ister w h ere w ould you be
if th e cream of A m erican y o u th w ere not out th e r e giv­
in g life and blood? Did you e v e r sto p to th in k th a t
m aybe th ey w ere ju s t a little b it tire d , too, an d w ould
like ju s t a little bit of th e c o m fo rt t h a t we e n jo y on
th e hom e fro n t?
Buy bonds now so as to sp eed victory a n d b rin g
y o u r boy and y o u r n e ig h b o r’s boy b a c k hom e as soon
as possible. To do so is to h e lp W ash in g to n county
k eep fa ith w ith its th o u sa n d s of sons se rv in g th e ir
co u n try in th e arm ed forces.
Adequate Seating Needed
Lack of a d e q u a te se a tin g has a w a y s been a h a n d i­
cap to th e F o u rth of .July p a trio tic p ro g ra m in S h u te
p a rk au d ito riu m . W ith th e im p o rta n c e of th is d a y
g r e a te r th a n ever in view of th e g re a t sa crifice s b e in g
m ad e by th e young m anhood of A m erica, too m uch
stress c an n o t be p laced on th e p a trio tic p ro g ra m . L ack
of se a tin g has kept m any p eo p le a w a y a n d re s u lte d in
confusion th a t has been d isc o n c e rtin g to p ro g ra m p a r ­
tic ip a n ts and th e au d ience. It is ho p ed th a t som e a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts can be m ad e th is y e a r so th a t m any m ore
can be p re se n t a t th e p ro g ra m in som e d e g re e of
com fort.
J h ere is also a decided s h o rta g e of s e a ts th ro u g h ­
out th e g ro u n d s fo r people to sit an d en jo y visitin g old
frien d s.
Comments of Other Editors
Talk, Moan and Groan
C ig arette tax is th e best pro p o sal th u s fa r m ad e to do som e-
th in g m ore th an to talk, m oan and g ro an ab o u t an O regon situ a tio n
too long to le ra te d —in ad eq u a te su p p o rt fo r schools. P iu s arg u m e n ts
exceed th e liabilities. C itizens w ho now spend $15,000.000 an n u a lly
for cigarettes can add $2.000.000 to g iv e ch ild ren g ra te r ed u catio n al
o p p o rtu n ity .—C oos Bay Tim es.
This Isn't Socialism
L incoln, ad d ressin g a d ep u tatio n of w o rk in g m en. stated . “T he
strongest bond of h u m an sy m p ath y o u tsid e th e fam ily relatio n sh o u ld
be one u n itin g all w o rk in g people of all n atio n s an d to n g u es an d
k indreds, nor sh o u ld th is lead to a w a r upon p ro p e rly o r th e o w n ­
ers of p ro p erty . P ro p e rty is th e fru it of lab o r, p ro p e rty is d esirab le ;
is a positive good in th e w orld. T h at som e sh o u id be rich show s
th a t o th ers m ay becom e rich and hen ce is ju s t en co u rag em en t to
in d u stry and e n te rp rise . L et not him w ho is hom eless p u ll dow n
th e house of o th ers, bu t le t him w o rk d ilig en tly an d b u ild o n e fo r
him self, th u s b y ex a m p le assu m in g th a t his ow n sh all be safe fro m
violence w hen b u ilt.”—D aily Jo u rn a l of C om m erce.
St. P aul 1 u th rra n . S herw ood. I S
m iles w est of S ix C o rn e rs — S un-
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th e can n o n , th e re beintr no tim e
fo r fu r th e r o b serv an ce F u rth of
Ju ly creek an d In d ep en d -n ee creek
w ere nam ed in h o n o r of the day
In th e even in g th ey fired a shot
from th e can n o n .and is-ued grog
to th e m en. w ho d ra n k a to ast to
th e S ta rs an d S trip es.
P la tt r ;v er m o u th w as passed
on J u ly 21. P ro g ress w as slow and
laborious. F ierce sto rm s assailed
them .
san d b ars, d riftw o o d and
.sn a g s o b stru cted th e river. One
n ig h t they* had a narrow* escape
. when the s a n d b a r cn w hich th r v
w ere cam ped d is in te g ra te d b en eath
• them . On Ju ly 3^ th e y m.adp cam p
or. a high b lu ff overlooking* th e
M issouri riv e r to a w a it a p a rty
of In d ia n -
T h ree d ivs la t^ r a
g ro u o o f Ot*oe an d M s.-ouri I n ­
dian s a rriv ed and. on th e follow*-
ing day. a council w as held, the
pipe of peace sm oked, and m edals
and p resen ts w ere given to the
chiefs. T he place w here *he coun-
B luff by d a r k , and w as about 20
m iles n o rth of p resen t O m aha.
N eb rask a
<To be co n tin u ed )
In Other Days
Fifteen Years Ago
A rgus, Ju n e 19 1930—G eorge W.
Joseph, rep u b lican nom inee for
governor, drops dead a t C am p
C latso p w hile w atch in g soldiers
j drill.
H a rrv C. Hill, m a n a g e r of th*1
local C arn atio n p lant, tra n s fe rre d
to S eattle as a s s is ta n t m a n a g e r of
fresh m ilk d istrib u tio n fo r C arna-
N ew J C P en n e y com pany sto re
opened to public.
M P. C ady elected m em ber of
d is tric t school b o ard . R. F. P e te rs
nam ed board ch airm an .
V o ters approve o rg an izatio n of
union h izh school a* F o re st Grove
Ou3 T<»lke lose« 2-0 p itch in g duel
in H .'.-boro vs W ashougal-C am a-
W ^- »Schulmerich w ins plaudits
of Los Angele-s sp o rts w rite r for
his h eav y b a ttin g w ith Ix>s An-
geles.
D eath s
— G eorge
D ooL y of
B o n k - Mrs. W R. Z um w alt of
Fore-* G rove Jo h n H e n ry Astell
of F r res* Grove. Mrs. Jane* Hoef-
fel of W itch H azel. C harles F
T ru e of M iddleton. Civil W a r v et­
eran.
Thirty Years Ago
A rgus. Jun< 17. 1915 Im p erativ e
need of fru it can n eries is m ore
and m ore m a n ifest fo r th is ser*fr.n
?ince th e big fa rm s a re rap id ly
¡being c u t into sm all tra c ts.
K: ,-h- of P-.hh a-- d e fe a t F a rm ­
ington 15 to 2 B atterie.-; K p
P 'ie .rs and G o etH r: F irm in g to n
R eh-e R o b in -' n and M. R obinson.
L eonard B row n elected ch an cel­
lor co m m an d er K n ig h t- o fj^ y th ias
I 1 • now estim ated th a f a t leas*
$125.000 have been expended on
r.ew autom obiles and on trad e-in -
W ash in g to n co u n ty alone. M a­
ch in e- are g e ttin g so plen tifu l th a t
one can h ard iy tra v e l a mile w ith ­
out m eetin g o r b* ing passed by
one of th e sm oke cars.
F ra n k J. W illiam s i Sons c a n ­
n ery will .start p re serv in g five
acre« of lo g an b err - M onday.
r>e'f*h
Jim * < M onroe Bridge-
of O ak p ark .
E. L. Moore serio u sly injured
w hile h an d lin g .some m ach in ery at
his la u n d ry in so u th H illsboro.
C ounty eig h th g rad e g rad u ate
to tal 103.
Forty-five Years Aao
Areru?, Ju n » 21. 1900
Bartjecur:
to fe a tu re big F o u rth of Ju ly cele
b ra t ion.
C o n g ressm an T ongue and fa m ­
ily have c tu r n e - l from W ash in g ­
ton and- will rem ain until the next
session.
P a rifio u n iv e rsity h as its m ost
su re r ««fill year.
M eK inley and Ron evelt. nomin
a tr d bv rep u b lican s for p resident
. and vice-p resid en t.
Legal b lan k s 10c and 20c each at
I the A rgus.
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Q uestion— How can I tell a tru e
pro p h et ?
A n sw er—By the Bible te s t: “To
th e law am i to th e te s tim o n y : If
t:.- y s: •\i k not acco rd in g to th is
w erd , it is be, au se th e r e is no lig h t
la them . ” Isaia h 8:20.
Q — How m any a n je is are th e re ?
A.—In R ev elatio n 5:11 " e read
of " te a th o u san d tim es te n th o u ­
san d ,” o r 1>
a .'„in. B ut th is is
only p a rt of th e h eavenly h ost, fo r
th e re is added, “and th o u sa n d s of
th o u san d s." In H ebrew s 12:22 th e
n u m b er is said to be “innuum er-
ab le.”
Q.—A re we to believe In th e di.
v in ity c f C hrist?
A.—Yes. If w e believe th e Bible.
R e a l H ebrew s 1 : '. 9: “ B ut unto
th e Son H e saith . T h y th ro n e . O
God, Is fo r e v e r ar.d e v e r: . . . God,
oven T h y God. h a th an o in ted Th« e
w ith th e oil of gladn» ss above T hy
fellow s.”
Q.— Will babies he re su rre c te d ?
A.—Je re m ia h 31:16, 17: “ T hus
s a ith th e L o rd ; R e fra in th y voice
from w eeping, an d th in e ev s from
te a r s : fo r th y w ork sh all be re ­
w ard ed , s a ith th e L o rd : ar.d th ey
sh a ll com e a r a in from th e land of
th e enem y. And th e re is hope in
th in e end. s a ith th e Lord, th a t th y
ch ild re n sh a ll com e ag ain to th e ir
ow n b order.”
Q — Second Sam uel 24:24 sta te s
th a t David pa d fifty sh ek els of
silv er fo r a th re sh in g flo o r and 1
C hronicles 21:25 say s th a t he paid
600 sh ek els of gold. Isn 't th is a
co n trad ictio n ?
A.—No— re a d th e e n tire p ass­
ages. In th e firs t, h e bought th e
th re sh in g flo o r and oxen fo r sa c ri­
fic e ; la th e second, h e p u rch ased
th e w hole place, w hich w as M ount
M oriah, on w hich to build th e tem ­
ple. [S ee 1 C hronicles 22:1.]
Q.— W hen a n tic h ris t com es, will
th e p reaching of the gospel be for-
bidden ?
A.—M any a n tic h ris ts h a v e a l­
re a d y ap p eared .
1 Jo h n 2:15:
“L ittle children. It is th e la s t tim e:
an d a3 ye h av e h e a rd th a t a n ti­
c h ris t sh all come, even now a re
th e re m any a n tic h ris ts ; w hereby
w e know th a t lt Is th e la s t tim e."
T h ese a n tic h ris ts h av e n o t alw ays
fo rb id d en th e p reach in g of th e gos­
pel, b u t som etim es th e y h av e cor­
ru p te d It. “ W ho is a lia r b u t he th a t
d en leth th a t Je s u s Is th e C h rist? He
Is a n tic h rist, th a t d en leth th e
F a th e r and th e Son.” V erse 22.
R ead also 2 T h essalo n ian s 2:3;
2 P e te r 2:1.
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geles 53, Calif. B hie questions of gen­
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column as ¡pace permits.
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O ren ro P re s b y te ria n — S ervices
every S unday, 11 a m . E very o th e r
S unday th e re is h eld an evening
et iice. o p en in g w hich w e en jo y
15 m inules of s«>ng T his serv ice is
held at 8 o'clock. W ednesday. 7:30
P n r, p ra y e r m e e tin g —Rev. L eeds
pastar.
S, hulls C onim unily M ethodist—
S unday school. 10 a. m ; m o rn in g
w arsh ip serv ice a t
11;
stu d y
classes ct 7 p. m. and P leasan t
Sunday ev en in g gospel se rv iee at
8. P ra y e r m eeting. 8 p m . T h u rs-
day.
On S u n d ay s th e o rc h e stra
wail play at th e S u n d ay school
.,nd at th e e v in in g gospel h o u r.—
F. R. S ibley, pastor.
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St P e te r's L u th era n . 2 'a m iles
uth of C ornelius — D ivine serv -
10:30 a. m ; S u n d ay school. 10
i m. A co rd ial w elcom e to all —
A rth u r E. B ohlm an. p astor.
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C om m unity
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ti-rian S atulav K h o o l 10 a. m :
\V. rsh ip se rv ice 11 a. m.; C. E.
> an.; people's serv ice 7 p m. at
• ':«> school house. C h o ir reh earsal
W ednesday 7:3<>
m. a t th e hom e
f Mrs. F lo ra IV. n, c h a ir director.
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w ill be at the
WASHINGTON HOTEL. Hillsboro. Oregon
Monday, June 25th
2 to G p. m.
SONOTONE THE HOUSE OE HEARING
W atch
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for Re Opening of
Tualatin Valley Service
Notice to Old Custoniors:
In cast- of iiccil f e t cm cri'ciit y s e rt ice
PHONE HILLSBORO 323
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11 a m
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low ed bv service of d iv in e w or-
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I icoln— Bible school. 0 45 a, m.
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W A S H I X . ’« \
S uh*r r ip t ion Kat«« S t n . l l * « a»h in
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County Church Services
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Letters from
Serviee Men
S top lit
Tulin ■ Lunch
OPEN DAILY
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except S u n d ay from
7 n. m .
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Hillsboro, Oregon
M(s« ', . [« (
Muha C om m unitv B a p tist— Sun-
v ch ...1 y 50 I m . M :-s M <i v
A ntrim
itrim , . su p e rin te n d e n t
M orning
t 11 o'clock. Serm m ,.
w o rsh ip
th a t R efreshes.'' Youth
“T he Pai
F iliow 'sh
7 o'clock.
E vening
serv ice at 8 o’clock.- G ray d en D
I-oree. pastor.
B aptist G ospel C hapel, corner
East B aseline ar.d F ifth A venue—
T u n e in to th e G ospel C ru sa d e rs’
8 a m. rad io statio n K X L, P o rt­
land. S u n d ay s only. S u n d ay school
Beginning
July 1 ,1 9 4 5
POST OFFICE
windows will be
CLOSED after
12 Noon on
Saturdays.
to SAVINGS DEPOSITORS of The
First National Bank of Portland!
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“I w ill p raise thee. O L< rd m y God, w ith al! m y h e a rt: an d
I w ill glorify T hy n; me for ev erm o re.—P salm s 85:12
Whcsoever-Will Tabernacle
aid the sale of War Bonds
before the close of the 7th War Loan Drive
this bank will pay full interest, through the
(above N orth P lains)
S u n d a y School, classes for all ages.
> Wm hip, “F aith in C onsecration,”
by th e P astor.
SUNDAY—10 30 a.
11 ’¡0
30th of June, on all monies withdrawn before
M m ■ :
Sei
'ou.-.g P eo p le’s Service.
m.. Ev ngel tic S ervice, “E te rn a l L ife is
S erm on by P asto r.
m ,
W hat W ould D aniel Say If H e War
T U E S D A Y -8:00 p.
A live T oday?" S erm on by P asto r.
—REV. M ELV IN E. JA M E S, P asto r
that date for the purchase of War Bonds.
Only requirement is that you present your
War Bond purchase application to our Savings
Tellers when making withdrawals for the pur­
TITLE INSURANCE
O u r title in su ra n c e fu lly p ro te c ts th e
title to y o u r real e s ta te . “ No a b s tr a c t r e ­
q u ire d .” C ap ital and s u rp lu s ¡5950,000.
chase of W A R B O N D S .
(G o o d
at any of our 40 state-wide branches)
WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH
Title and Trust Company
An O regon C o rp o ratio n
C apital and S u rp lu s $930,000.00
136 S. 2nd .Ave., H illsboro
P h o n e 333
P r e s id e n t
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
Paid
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