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ENTERPR ISE, Beaverton, Oregon
GOINGI
Annual 4-H Picnic Slated
July 21st at Roamers Rest
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Washington county 4 It club ineni
bers, parents and local leaders wilt
hold their annual picnic 8i inlay, July
21, at Roamers Rest, two ¡uul one
half m il's south of Tigard.
A pic
nic luncheon will be served about
12.30. according to an announcement
made by the committee selected by
the loc-'.l leader's association to make
the arrangements.
Club members and I heir families
will bring their lunch baskets; coffee
punch end creant will lx- furnished
The afternoon recreational program
will be directed by Ed Setniker of
Hillsboro.
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P ub li s H e
PER
IATI ON
The Defense Commission, which
| includes a minority of businessmen,
j is approaching the question of limi-
, tations on hours and wages.
Whai
its decisions will be remains to be
seen. But as it approached the prob
lem, a new action by Russia attracted
attention.
Russia since 1929 has been working
its industries for five days and then
shutting down for a day.
Now,
however, they have gone back to a
seven day schedule.
Also, those employees who have
been working 6 hours a day will now-
work 7 and those who have been
working 7 will work 8 hours.
France and England went through
the same procedure, France yielding
too late, on some of its "social gains.”
It remains to be seen whether Eng
land and Russia have waited too long, I
and whether the United States will I
piddle along with arbitrary restric-!
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Railways of England will rent
coaches placed on sidings to cumpers
On To Victory!
To keep down taxe*. Northern Ire !
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land has abandoned bounties on fox '
Once again the Republican Party
es.
has risen to the peremptory need and
demands of the country in a great
Ame:ican air conditioning equip
national crisis.
ment has been introduced into Egypt
It has given to the people nominees
for President and Vice President of
Bulgaria is rationing gasoline.
the United States who measure up to
the best traditions of the party of Ab
raham Lincoln and Theodore Roose
from
velt nominees who will lead the Na
tion to an overwhelming victory for
Iftfc fíA tiíM .
Americanism and Republicanism in
November.
f/frnÁí\Lndk
The choice of Wendell L. Willkie
of Indiana as the nominee f o r
President and of Senator Charles L.
McNary of Oregon as the nominee
for Vice President, representss the fense Wh‘Ch hampt‘r
dventists
nat‘°nal de Seventh Day Adventists
will of the rank and file voters of the
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Camp Meeting Gladstone
Republican Party and was accom
Park, Gladstone, July 18-28
Buffalo Evening News (lnd.
Continued from Page 1
plished through the responsiveness of
the convention delegates to this will, j
From the first meeting Thursday
The nomination of Senator Charles
The delegates met, debated a n d : L. McNary of Oregon as the Republi evening. July 18. when the Oregon of revising all her war plans. Her j
made their choice in a spirit of high ! can candidate for Vice' President Conference president, V. G. Ander immediate task is to turn the Island ^
patriotism, relegating to the back completes the strongest ticket which son, addresses the campers and visit into a great “ underground” impreg
ors at the Adventist camp ground
ground considerations of narrow par- ! the Republican Party has offered to Gladstone, Oregon, until the closing nable fortiess; to make it impossible1
Joly 31
tisanship, doing that which, in their the American people in many years. service on Sunday evening. July 28, for Germany to land troops, by sea
sober judgment was for the best in As minority leader in the Senate he Gladstone Park will be a busy and or by air; and to protect the fortress
Angui 1, 2.3, A 4
terests of the whole people.
DBESSES, Beg. 6.50 to 16.00
The laigest num from bombs, poison gas, and other
has been the ablest marshal of the interesting place.
Hence, although the
In their dedication to this single anti-New Deal forces in Congress. ber of campers ever housed in this brutal attacks.
You need *o many cool,
fresh-looking dresses for
purpose, also, the other candidates i * • • More than any other Sena city of tents have engaged practically British are ve:y bitter at France, yet
summer. And you can
easily afford them at this
for the Presidential and Vice Presi- tor on either side of the aisle, he has ever piece of tent equipment belong there are certain compensations. It is |
low price.
ing to this large conference, and in now unnecessary for Britain to send I
d. n, ; i l nominations
promptly M -I taken up the cause of the American addition to those camped on the
any
more
men
or
materials
to
the
quiesced in the decision of the m a-, farmer and haa
known ^ the grounds, large number of members
DBESSES. Beg. 16.00 to 21.00
Moreover, after she lost
jority in the true American way. In pioneer in liberal farm legislation. and friends from adjacent territory Continent.
Exceptional buy*. New.
her
seaports
to
the
Nazis,
France
each instance
they pledged their j i
fresh. crl*p. A timely op
• Senator McNary is undoubt- will attend the various public meet
would
have
become
a
liability
to
portunity to fill vacation
whole-hearted support to the ticket.
edly the Republican leader best fitted ings at the annual encampment of
wardrobe*. M a n y new
Great Britain had she remained a
There is thus presented a united by experienced and background to the Seventh-day Adventists.
model*.
A tising bell each morning at 6 will combatant and had the question of
Republican front that alone would preside over the Senate for the next
call hundreds forth from their tem her navy not been settled.
prove invincible.. Added to this solid four years.
DBESSES, Beg. 19.00 to 21.00
porary beds to attend devotional ex
phalanx will be tens of thousands of
What U. S. Should Do
Marvelou* value*, mar-
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Parades
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of
Them
ercises.
At 9.30 and again at 3 the
velou* style* to ( o to
real Democrats who will join forces
As for our part, we must not let
Chinese will build a plant In Hong children gather in various pavilions
town or »-traveling. Jer-
•
Pioneer
Reunions
with the Republican Party to free Kong to produce milk from soy beans. and tents for their meetings.
*eys, mesh.
•• uncrush-
Sep Great Britain surrender her interest ,
able" sheers, prints.
this Nation forever from the threat
arate meetings are held for the Jun in Canada or any Western Hemis- |
of dictatorship, ruinous burtaucacy,
Railways of Germany have abolish iors and for those of piim&ry, kin- phere possession. The only sure way
DBESSES, Beg. 21.00 to 24.00
waste and extravagance, incapacity ed reduced fares for vacation trips.
dergarten. and even Cradle Roll age to prevent this is for the United
D ruses designed for fit
and maladministration from top t o 1
In the main pavilion, day by day. gtate protect the British Navy and
and flattery, types for
every
daytime occasion.
general
preaching
services
will
be
BnU,
h
Mel
chant
Marine
from
the
bottom which has characterised the
Nearly one-third of FYances cotton
Plenty o f large sizes.
of particular interest to the public.
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New Deal.
mills are busy on government orders.
Every
wanted fabric
The Saturday schedule is a bit d lf-! Germans and Italians. These are the
and style.
The people of the Nation are eager
ferent. On that day additional thous- real prizes which the dictatois want
to emerge from the quagmire of in
Sizes 12 to 44
A memorial to pigeons has been ands will he in attendance at the the final success of Hitler s cam- i
efficiency and insincerity, foreign erected in Ueno Zoo in Tokyo, Japan. Sabbath school beginning at 9.15. paign depend upon securing them. |
ideologies and continuous stifling of
This is followed by preaching ser Only with the British Navy and Mer- j
ALL COATS, SUITS,
free enterprise in which they have
vices at 11 in the main pavilion, in chant Marine could Hitler threaten '
At State Fair Grounds
BARBW IRE BILL
the M. V. and Junior pavilions, and us.
for seven years been immersed.
COSTUME SUITS
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in the German tent.
On the fi:st
In the persons of Wendell L. Will
Many believe that we could aid
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 an ordin- | Great Britain most by helping in
Beg. 19.00 to 48.00
kie and his running mate Senator j
ation service will be held, when G. I
Dress and casual types.
McNary they feel they have found!
evacuation
of
the
British
aged
and
E. Patterson, of McYlinnville, will be
F a m o u s Bartholomew
leaders at a critical time who arc
) ordained to the gospel ministry: and 1 children to Canada and the United
quality. Splendid fabrics,
brave, honest and alert to the dang
This especially applies to
meticulously t a i l o r e d .
on the second Saturday afternoon a : States.
ers besetting our republic.
They j
Beautifully fitting!
The people of
Junior chorus of approximately a; those living in cities.
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are two men who will arouse the im
thousand voices will draw mors than the United States, to “ save their own
agination and affection of the people,
capacity crowd in the main pavil skins” should immediately amend our
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OREGON": GREATEST SHOW
ion.
as have no leaders of recent years.
immigration laws and join Canada in
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Speakers
from
seveial
of
the
mis
Tells
on
Joe
Kill’em
So, On to Victory!
helping such an evacuation.
We
sion fields in which Seventh-day Ad- must, of couise, now strip for de
And Pistol Pete
• Open Forums • Industrial,
ientists operate will tell of the ad-
fense; but we must also supply Great
Agricultural, Historical
Joe
Kill
em
an
Pis-
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'ance
of
the
gospel
in
far-away
lands
Hello Folks
REDS IN THE NEW DEAD
A visit at Gladstone Paik while th< Britain with food, munitions, air-
tol Pete a writin’ In the Oologah
• Old Tine usd Modem
encampment is in progress will bring pie nes, and everything possible. Yex
The New Deal has been accused of ¡ Oozings. Oologah. Okla.. are con-
us Into touch with an earnest group on credit.
Dances
harboring many Communists, some 1 tinually a tellin' things on me. so here of Chi »tians who aie there not
Evacuate
Aged
and
Children
of whom have been placed in impor- i goes one on them
In the ole hoss merely ft ■ entertainment but for de
• Tran Through Stale
Tile real answer to our future,
tan* positions in Government. Spokes- thief days Joe lost some hosses an got votion. for the study of the Word of
Bnildiigs
men for the New Deal have denied Pete to help him trail the hosses way I God, for inspiration to carry on the however, may tie the extent to whieh
residential
GOWN SHOP
• Union Homecoming
this, but from time to time evidence ! down in Texas.
They found them in j extensive program fostered by the we help move the aged and children
of the Islands to the United States
has been uncovered to prove It l* a corral an' waited fer the galoots to church.
T0.94I5... .1908 PU. 24 <a AVI.
Sorricu
and Canada.
How many of the Is
true.
| show up what had stole 'em.
When
land's population would want to
With the air and the press filled j they kum in they wui heavily armed
Oklahoma
Annual
Picnic
come over he e. no one knows; per
with Trojan horse tactics in Europe, an asked ‘W hats wanted?" Joe said
If so, this would
the average American cltisen has "well boys, my horses have got a bad
On Sunday, August 4th, Jantzen haps 10,000.000.
J«ly 31 * Augvst 1-2 3-4
been set to wondering if we have a habit of runnin' off an jumpin' into Beach Park, Po:tland. will be the mean that of the 25.000.000 homes in
“ fifth column” here in this country. i my nay bo is corral's.
I see they are scene of the 8th annual picnic of the Canada and the United States, only
All ex-Ok 5,000.000 would be obliged to take one
R
I !v W W a that the Gov- here. What's the damage-
One cf Oklahoma State Society.
ernment will bo asked to move the them said ”20 bucks."
So Joe hand- lahomans and their friends from all person, and only 2,500,000 would be
oblidged to take two persons.
It is
extreme “ left wingers'* from their him the bill.
When they got out of over the State are invited to attend.
Mr Carroll, chairman of the commit said (but not officially) that there
posts. That seems assured as a result hearln' Pete said "Joe have you lost
tee announces games, contests and
of the disaster which befell Euroj
your nerve er gone crazy?”
"Neith- other entertainment including talks are this number—namely 7,500,000—of
REOPENING TH E FAMOUS
ean countries where “ fifth columns" j er,” said Joe, "I wanted to be shore by old timers from Oklahoma regard homes in the United States and Can
gained control of strategic points.
1 to git 'em In the Pen. that wuz con ing frontier days.
A number of pri ada which now have no children.
Our navy and merchant marine
Marshfield (Wis.) News-Herald terfeit what I give ’em.”
BILI zes will be given.
F:ee admission to
the park; coffee, cream and sugar should immediately help In moving
Rescue work o f this
will bs furnished on the ground these people.
Bring your picnic lunch and every kind need not be an act of war.
body come and renew old acquaint Certainly, we would not be declaring
ances.
war on Germany or Italy by doing so.
SCENIC BEYOND DESCRIPTION
We would only be . endering humane
FRED P. ROGERS
service. To my mind, we are igno
Towering 135 feet above the Lordly Columbia, it affords a panorama
Funeral services were held Monday rant cowards if we fail to do it. Both
of
that magestic river and the grandeur of its magnificent world
in the Tigard Methodist church for right and expediency demand such ac
famous
gorge that cannot be seen from any other vantage point
tion
immediately.
*
FYed P. Rogers of Tigard, who died
July 11.
He was father of Mis. Lela
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In Beautiful Gladstone Park
Fisher, Mrs. Vera Lantz. Dorothy.
SEE BONNEVILLE DAM
Alford. Wayne, and Russell Rogers;
GLADSTONE, OREGON. JULY 18-28
brother of Charles
Intel ment Cres-
Spanning the river 3 miles above the dam. The Bridge of the Gods
s cent Grove cemetery.
provides access to both sides of the dam for a complete inspection.
Full Program for Young and Old
The magnitude of the dam and the extent of its back water reaches
Italy is speeding the mining of me
Travel now for less than 1c
can best be appreciated from the Bridge of the Gods.
Preaching Services in Main l‘*\ lllon Dail> (at 11. 3. and Hi
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