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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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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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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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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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P. O. Mon Wont to Pen
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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