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F acts arc Stubborn Thine*
Everybody Heads It
A n d one o f th e m ost stu bborn
fa cts in sig h t to-day is this:
T o create business and to
h o ld business, business m en
m ust a dvertise.
It can no
lo n g e r be said th a t people
n e ve r read advertisem en ts.
It a d v ertised in th e H a TIHRT
w h ose co lu m n s are scan ned
e ach w eek b y m ore people
th an read a n y o th e r paper
circ u la tin g
in W ash in gto n
co u n ty.
Washington
"We'll hew to the line , let the chips fa ll where they may.'
F O IiE S T G R O V E , O R E G O . m , T H U R S D A Y , J U N E <5. 1 8 9 5 .
V O L,. 1, N o . Î).
DIRECTORY.
S T A T E OK O R E G O N .
G o v e r n o r ................................ .................W in. P. Lord
S e c re ta ry o f S tate ........... H arrison K. K in caid
__ P h illip M etscham
T r e a s u r e r .................
....... G . M. Irw in
S up t. P u b lic In stru ction .
S ta te P r in te r ........................ .................W. H. Leeds
C has. K- W olverton
.................... R. S. Bean
S u p re m e C ou rt j
.. F. A. M oore
J u d g e F ifth D is tric t....... ............. T . A . M cB ride
....... W. N. B arrett
A tto rn e y F ifth D is tric t...
1 A L E R T HOOK A N D L A D D E R C<>. No. i.
A aron W ells, p resid en t. H orace S tew art, vice-
1 p resid en t. C. O. Koe, secretary , E- H. S ap p in g-
ton, trea su rer. K- H. S appinjfton, ch ief, II. B.
oh n son , forem an.
H. H. C la rk , ist assistan t,
oe B a iley , 2nd assistan t.
J
C le rk
S h e t iff
R eco rd er
T re a su re r
A sse sso r
S c h o o l S u p erin ten d en t
S u rv e y o r
C o ro n er
C ITY
OF
B. P. C o rn eliu s
D. B. R casoner
T . G . Todd
R. B. G oodin
H. P. Forsl
K L. M cC orm ick
l \\ t a p p in i t o a
G e o rg e II. W ilcox
W . A . Bond
I.. F.- W ilk es
W . I>. W oods
FOREST
GROVE.
M ayor ,
H on. S. H ughes.
CotTNCILM F.N,
E . B. S ap p in g ton ,
I). C .*Stew art,
G eo. L. S m ith ,
C . L. Ivsrge,
T . C. M cN am er,
L . C. W a lk er.
R ecorder ,
A aro n W ells.
T
reasurer ,
J. C. G reer.
M arshal ,
John Rtriplin.
B Y W . H. G R E E N E .
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T h e qu estion as to th e rig h t age to
begiu th e stu d y o f m usic in v o lv e s so
F O R E S T G R O V E F R E E T H O U G H T L I B R A R Y m an y cu riou s and to m e in te re stin g
and re a d in g room is open ev e ry T h u rs d a y and poin ts th at I h ave th o u g h t it ad visab le
F rid a y a ftern o on and e v en in g M rs. A . K- B ar­
k e r, librarian .
to m ak e it th e su b ject o f on e o f this
j s e r ie s o f p a p e r s , w h i c h a r e w r i t t e n s o l e l y
F O R E S T G R O V E B A N D . U niform ed, nine- ..
.
e
. . .
teen p ieces. M eets W ed n esd ay and F rid a y o f ! lo r t h e p u r p o s e o f b r i n g i n g o u t ill a w a y
each w eek . w . B aldw in , p res., L. C. G reer, sec. j
b e e a s ily c o m p r e h e n d e d b y th e g e n e r a l
110 11-m u sic a l r e a d e r
F O R E S T G R O V E F IR E D E P A R T M E N T .
W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y .
Ju d g e
C om m issio n ers
HOW YOUNG MAY SHE BE?
th e
sco p e o f a co m ­
p r e h e n s iv e m u s ic a l e d u c a tio n .
A s to th e
o f th e b e ll. T h e lo catio n o f th e fire* w i 11 b<Tindu ; p r o p e r a g e t o b e g i n , a g r e a t d e a l d e p e n d s
cated b y th e n u m b er o f fu ll tap s g iv en b etw een
,
...
.
,
,
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tw o g e n e ra l a la rm s — corre sp o n d in g to th e n u m -i 0,1 h e a l t h , a p t i t u d e a n d g e n e r a l c i r c u m -
b er o f w ards w h ose lim its are given below .
sta n c e s .
I f th e g o o d fa ir y h a s to u c h e d
C all for d r ill— Three tap s, pause, th re e taps. :
J .
p au se, th ree tap s.
y o u r little o n e w ith its m a g ic w a n d y o u
C all for m eetin g - F iv e taps.
w ill k n o w o f th e fact a lm ost before the
tin y lips can lisp you r nam e. If th e ch ild
W A R D L IM IT S .
F irst w a rd — N orth o f Pacific aven u e an d east I
has th e w on drous g ift w h ich is to turn
o f C o lle g e W ay.
. Second
.
„ w ,, a rd — N orth o f „ Pacific av en u e and t 0 « o l d e n h u e s e v e r y c o m m o n p l a c e t h i n g
b etw een C o lle g e W a y and B street.
0
1
. 0
T h ird w a r d - N a y lo r’s ad dition .
I i t l i g h t s u p o n , t h a t is t o t h r o w S U U S hlllt'
F ou rth w a rd — B etw een Pacific av en u e and • .
•
c \-c. . u , .. :
S econd a v en u e south.
i n t o a l l t h e d a r k c r a n n i e s o f l i f e , t h e n is
F ifth w a rd —1
P ark ad dition .
S ixth w a rd — South P a rk addition.
n in g and th e qu estion is se ttle d by a
£*
G L E N C O E LO D G E . N o 22, K o f P,
m eets in its castle h all, G lencoe, ev ery
■¡ i t
a ltern a te S atu rd ay. V isitin g b roth ers
w elcom ed. K D avis, C C;J S Jackson,
K o f R and S.
m ig h tie r h an d th an you rs; its edu cation
should b egin alm ost a t its cradle.
But o f course the su b je ct o f age p ro ­
perly con cern s th e m a jo rity o f ch ild re n ,
th e g re a t u n gifted a ve ra g e w h o sh ou ld
F O R E S T G ROVI
re g u la r services e v e ry altern a te S un day in v e r t s I s t i l l h a v e s o m e m u s ic b r o u g h t i n t o t h e i r
L ib era l h all at 8 p m . S u n d a y sch ool 3 p m
.
, ,
,
M rs A E B arker, le ctu rer.
*
; li v e s , a n d h e r e t h e r e a r e g r a v e m i s t a k e s
„
....
„ . ,,
I m ad e e v e r y d a y as a ll te a c h e rs k n o w .
F O R E S T ('.R O VE T E N T , K O T M m eets
'
,
,
w e e k ly in M asonic h a ll.
S o jo u rn in g k n ig h ts I t i s a s e r i o u s d i s a d v a n t a g e , t o s a y n o t l i-
in v ited . A * u stin
*' ....................
- - L a n g le y , R K I
C ra ig , K C - L L
k
I
in g stron ger, to d ela y ta k in g up th e
stu dy u n til th e c h ild has rea ch ed th at
î restless u n settled sta ge w h ere SEX is
Qj
n T A
rigs fob
...
B L E S .
to begin, ten months in the year, and a ll
the years you can possibly devote to study
are w h at w e d em an d and 1 hope th at
teach ers and stu d en ts and a ll m usical
persons in to w h ose h an d s these a rticle s
m ay fall w ill e ch o and re-echo th e cry
e veryw h ere th e p ia n o or organ is h eard
‘ Begin e a rly and n ever s to p .” D o n ’t
th in k to g e t th ro u g h b u t find you r
pleasure in th e pursuit o f k n o w led ge .
E v e r y step r ig h t ly tak e n opens th e w ay
to an oth er step a n o tch h igh er. M usic
is lik e th e ocean and m ost am a teu rs are
lik e ch ild re n a lw a y s d a lly in g w ith th e
little rip ples on th e p e b b ly b each , never
v en tu rin g in to th e d ep th s, k n o w in g
n oth in g o f th e d e lig h ts th e stu rd y sw im ­
m er feels iu b u ffetin g th e a n g ry b illow s.
D o n ’t l>e satisfied w ith a little k n o w led ge .
D o n ’t co n tin u a lly sig h th a t yo u h av e no
talen t.
C lose a p p lica tio n and d e te r­
m ined purpose are in th em selves a k in d
o f ta len t and th ere are u n to ld d e lig h ts
in store for th e p u p il o f even v ery m o d ­
erate c a p a c ity w h o has in te llig e n c e and
w ill learn h ow to a p p ly it to th is a rt and
k eep in view co n sta n tly th e fa ct th a t h is
little ligh t is ca p a b le o f g ro w in g to a
g rea ter one.
Just ^ g in n in g ^
w h ere the
I m ind b e g in s to w av er b etw een co n flic t­
in g d esires and a m b itio u s lik e a boat
w ith th e ru d d er gon e and d rifte d in a ll
d irection s b y co n tra ry w in ds. T h e best
A I M W a lla .....................................................Clerk
tim e for a n y ch iid to b egin m usic is in
T . J. T h o rp . A . M ....................
S u p t. o f S ch ools
ch ild h o o d and b y th e tim e she has
rea ch ed th e rustless p o in t— th a t poin t
Clttircli D ir w to r y .
w here “ sta n d in g w ith re lu cta n t feet
w om an hoo d an d ch ild h o o d m e e t” her
C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C H l'R C H .
A. R o g e r s , P a s t o r .
m usical h a b its and d esires w ill h av e b e ­
S e rv ic e s e v e r y S u n d a y at 11 a. m. an d 8 p. m.
com e so lid ified in to so m e th in g lik e form
S u n d a y sch ool a fte r m o rn in g ser\ ice.
S ocia l m e e tin g s e v e r y T h u rs d a y e v en in g at
and ord er, n ot to be u n settled in after
8 o ’cb *ck.
Y o u n g p e o p le ’s m e e tin g o n e h o u r before S u n ­
life. S h e h as n o th in g to do a fter th at
d a y e v e n in g service.
but k eep up a n atu ral g ro w th . “ A r t i s
S tra n g e rs a re a lw a y s c o rd ia lly w elcom ed,
,
not an a c h ie v e m e n t, it is a g ro w th , and
M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H .
th a t life is tw ice blessed th a t form s the
R e v . I). A. W a t t e r s , P a s t o r .
acq u a in ta n ce o f th e m use in y o u t h ’s
S e rv ic e s e v e ry S u n d a y at 11 a. in. and 8:30p. m.
S u n d a y sch ool at 12.15 P- m - Ju n io r le a g u e e v e n
The Colt Show.
earliest sp rin g tim e and carrie s th e in ­
S u n ,la y at 4 p. 111. E p w orth le a g u e at 0:30 p. iu.. !
S u n d a y . P ra y e r m e e tin g 7:30 p. 111., T h u rsd a y.
creasin g frien d sh ip to its la ter y e a r s .”
S a tu rd a y occu rred th e lo n g e xp ected
M usic is lik e tile best ty p e o f friend, c o lt sh ow and a ll th e m o rn in g people
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
the m ore understood th e b etter loved. w ere a rriv in g to atten d it. U n til noon
R e g u la r service ev ery S u n d a y at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. S u n d a y sch ool at 10 a. m . A aron
I H ow m a n y h un d red s o f tim es h av e I th ey p u t in th e ir tim e sh o p p in g an d th e
W e lls , supt. P ra y e r m e e tiu g T h u rs d a y even ­
in g At 7:30 p. in. Sr. Y . I*. S. C. E. S u n d a y even 1
1 heard th is sigh o f re gret from th e m idd le stores all d id a liv e ly business. A fte r
in g at 6:30 p. m. Jr. Y. P. S. C. K. Sunday j
! aged and old , “ H ow 1 w ish 1 cou ld have d in n e r th e lin e o f m arch w as form ed und
aftern o o n at 4 p. m. S y lv ia E d w a rd s, p residen t. !
T h e p u b lic a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to a ll th ese
I had a ch an ce to learn in m y ch ild h o o d ; th e procession o f co lts, h ead ed b y th e
M R S . S L O A N ’S
m eetin g s.
it seem s to m e now th a t m y life has b an d , sta rted . It w en t around th e square
T h e C o m m ercial T ra v e le r’s H om e
B A P T IST CHURCH .
T h e place to stop when
I m issed h a lf its pleasure.
N ow 1 can four tim es. A m o n g th e h orses w ere
F . E. S c o f i e l d , P a s t o r .
in tow n
| o n ly g iv e th e ch ild re n a ch a n ce and i f 1 n oticed twro four y e a r old s and on e th ree
St r\ ic e s on th e first an d th ird S u n d a y o f th e
m on th at 11 a 111 an d 7 30 p 111. S u n d a y school at F O R E S T O R O V K
O R E G O N ; had h ad som e m u sical ed u ca tio n m y y e a r old b e lo n g in g to H on. A . H in m a n ,
10 a m each S u n d ay. W ill Robb, su p erin ten d en t.
P r a y e r m e e tin g on T h u rs d a y e v e n in g a t 7 30.
j ch ild ren w ou ld do so m u ch b e tte r .”
T h o m as T o d d ’s h an d som e one y e a r old
E v e r y a rtist te a ch e r k n o w s th a t the and a y o u n g e r one, a ye a * lin g ot M r.
P o s t (Mlict* o f F o r e s t G r o v e .
N o tary P u b lic
F ire and A ccid en t In su ran ce
ch ild re n o f those w h o h av e th em selves H a y c o c k ’s o f G a le s C reek , a y o u n g co lt
W. H. C R O 8 L E Y , P. M.
J u stice o f th e Peace
L oan s, C o llectio n s
been in n o cu lated w ith co rrect m usical o f D a rlin g S m ith 's w h ich took th e p re ­
A R R IV A L a n d d e p a r t u r e o f MAILS.
id eas learn w ith tw ice th e ease o f others. m ium and tw o four y e a r old s o f h is, and
T o anti from P ortlan d and a ll p oin ts: D eparts
Su ch p a ren ts g iv e th e v e r y best o f s u p ­ A. Be in ir d ’s four y e a r old. A fte r the
6:25 a .m . A r r iv e s 9 30 a. in.
p le m e n ta ry aid to th e te a c h e r's efforts, prize w in n er had been in sp ected and
'To C o rv a llis , S alem and a ll p oin ts on th e W est
S id e D e p a rts 8:25 a. m. A rriv es 4:30 p. m.
j W e still h ear th e old n o tio n urged o f discu ssed to e ve ry o n e ’s sa tisfa ctio n the
T o G re e n v ille , M an n in g, B uxton and V ern on ia:
j g iv in g th e ch ild re n a term or so ol les- p eople w e n t hom e. It w as n o t as rep-
A r r iv e s 12 m. D eparts 1 p. m.
. i sons occasionally us th e y h av e tim e anil resen tive o f th e co u n ty as m a n y h ad
Civt«- SiieietipK.
• o p p o rtu n ity.
T h is id e a is now a d a y s j hoped but th e com m ittee, 8. D u n b ar, S.
; H I L L S B O R O ....................... O r e g o n .
am on g cu ltu red people e n tire ly obsolete. j Crow' and H u gh S m ith , d eserve cred it
A . O. U. W'.— F orest G ro v e L o d g e No.
T h ere sh ou ld be n o th in g occasional for su cceed in g as w ell as th e y d id
S.
6o, A . O. V . W ., m eets e v e r y T u esd a y I
e v e n in g iu O dd F e llo w s ’ h a ll. So- j
abou t m u sical e d u cation . It sh ou ld be a M oon o f C e n te rv ille w as m arsh a l o f th e
jo u r u in g b reth ren c o rd ia lly in v ited to !
a tte a d m e e tin g s .
Joe B a iley , M. W., W. C.
w ell ca lcu late d , w ell syste m atize d affair d ay.
H o y t, recorder.
from th e start or it sh o u ld n ever be !
begun. A ll fa lla cio u s id eas a bou t “ school
K. o f P .— D e lp h o s L o d g e No. 39, K. o f P. j
Fell From The Roof.
m eets e v e ry S atu rd ay e v e n in g in M a­
b ein g a ll she can atten d t o ” and “ stu dy- j
son ic h a ll. A ll m em b ers o f th is or- j
T h u rsd a y P e a rl, d a u g h te r o f M r. and
g a n iza tio n a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to !
in g m usic d u rin g v a c a tio n ” b elo n g in Mrs. S . A . W alker, w as th e v ictim o f an
a tte n d ou r m eetin g s. J. S. B u x to n , C. C., J. H.
th e lu m b er room o f f fty ye a rs a g o alon g a ccid e n t from w h ich sh e is n ow re co v e r­
W eseott, K. o f R. 8.
w ith th e old four le g g e d pian os our in g. H er u n cle w as fix in g a c h im n e y
W A S H IN G T O N L O D G E . No. 4*
gra n d m o th ers p la ye d .
T h e n it was and she and th e o th e r ch ild re n had
I. O. O. F., m eets in its h a ll every
M on day ev en in g . V isitin g b roth ­
con sid ered th a t a y o u n g la d y w as h ig h ly rig ge d up an a rra n g em e n t b y w h ich
ers w elcom ed. A . T . K n o x, N. G. I
1 a ccom p lish ed w h o aim ed as h ig h in her th e y sen t b ric k s up to h im . A p u lle y
J. B. B eal, Ree. S e c ’y.
| repetoire as “ M on astery B e lls” and the had been fastened on a le v el w ith the
F O R E S T R E B E R A H L O D G E , No. 44
“ M aid e n ’s P r a y e r” and o th er rem inis- ro o f a nd a rope run th ro u g h it to one end
J. O. O. F., m eets in Odd F e llo w s h all |
on th e first and th ird W ed n esd ay < f
! censes o f th e b ab yh o o d o f A m erican o f w h ich \vas a tta ch e d a b ox w h ich w as
each m on th . V isitin g m em b ers w cl-
! com position .
T o -d ay it can be dem on ­ filled w ith b rick s w e ig h in g a b o u t the
co .. «• .. M rs. H. B. B rya n t, N . G .
A lic e Me- ; E m b a l m i n g
N a m c r, Ree. S e c ’y.
strated th a t w ith p roper te a ch in g and sam e as th e g irl, on th e o th er en d w as a
F O R E S T G R O V E en viro n m en t th e a vera ge a m ateu r can be
loop and w h en th e b o x w as filled she
M
H O L B R O O K LO D G E . No. 30, A F. and
A. M., m eets in its h a ll th e T h u rsd a y
b ro u gh t to a cre d ita b le perform an ce w ould step off th e ro o f in to th e loop d e ­
on o r b efore th e fu ll m oon o f each
o f q uite a h igh grad e o f go o d m usic. sce n d in g to th e gro u n d and ra isin g the
’
m on th . C h as. H ines, W . M. Geo.
H. W. SCOTT.
( HAS. K. JACKSON
B rig g s , S e c ’ y.
Notary Publie O ne th in g , as I in tim a te d in a form er b rick s. O n e tim e th e p u lle y fasten in gs
a rticle but d id not e n large upon, b elon gs g a v e w a y and she fell, re ce iv in g som e
>v F O R E S T G R O V E LODGE.. No. no, I. ,
O. G . T ., m eets e v e ry S a tu rd a y in I. O.
to th e e d u ca tion o f the a vera ge p layer, in ju ries in te rn a lly and b re a k in g a w rist.
jJ
G . T . h all. V isitin g m em b ers invited.
w itho ut it h is p la y in g is a flat failu re, and S h e is now re stin g co m fo rta b ly h ow ever
L . C. W a lk e r, C. T .
M rs. A lic e Pratt.
E . B. S ap p in g to n
F ire W arden
8 . H u g h e s .......................... J u stic e o f th e eaer
K . B. S a p jiin g to n .........................................C on stable
J o h n B a ile y , 1
. .
K . H yde,
> ............................S ch o o l D irectors
G eo. L- S m ith ,7
[G A G E R
one devoted to th e art root and bran ch
and to th e spread o f its tru e p rin cip les.
D u rin g m y last v isit to our o ld N ew
E n g la n d C o n serva to ry a bou t three years
a go on e o f th e o fficials said to m e, “ W e
h ave dozens o f W estern teach ers h ere a ll
th e tim e w h o com e a p p a re n tly to breath e
th e a rtistic a ir o f Boston as a m ean s o f
g iv in g them a g re a t re p u tatio n at houie.
W h a t else th ey com e for it w ou ld be hard
to sa y as th e y one and a ll la ck a go o d
prim ary edu cation .
T h e y a lw a y s m ak e
the sta tem en t w h en th e y com e th a t th ey
w an t fin ish in g lessons. W h a t is it th e y
w an t finished?
I am stro n g ly o f th e
opin ion th a t th e y sim p ly w an t to tak e
h ack w ith th em as te a c h in g ca p ita l th e
fact th at th ey h av e sp en t a y e a r or tw o
w ith us ‘fin ish in g up th eir e d u ca tio n ’
but th ey can n e ve r be m ade to rea lize
th at the m an or w om an w h o w ou ld p la y
or teach to a n y e x te n t m ust b e g in in
e arly life in th e go o d old h ard w o rk in g
w a y .” Prim ary teaching, prim ary age
Commercial Men,
Hunters and
Fishers
. . . A Specialty.
Headquarters for
Tillamook Sta<i;e Line.
H. B. JOH N SON , PROP.
FOREST GROVE HOTEL
<J. I. KJMIGJHT,
General Fire Insurance
and Loan Broker
Wall Paper
Window Shades
Floor Coverings
Furniture
GEO. L. SMITH
Undertaking
and
€
S ec reta ry .
F O R E S T G R O V E C A M P . No. 98, Woo< m en o f
t h e W o rld , m eets in O dd F e llo w s h a ll e v e ry first
an d th ird S atu rd ay. V isitin g n e ig h b o rs in vited.
H. H. C la rk , C. C. S. G . M organ , C lerk .
J. B M A T T H E W S PO ST, No. 6 G A . R
m e e ts in M asonic h a ll th e first am i th ird W ed­
n e s d a y s o f each m on th .
E lia s S m ith . P. C,
O . R. D ow ns, A dj.
H. W. SCOTT & CO.
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t*la t *s to 80 °E t:n hi» m ind to th e in n er and im p ro v in g.
I I J* beauties o f m usic and its purposes w ith
Homestead and R. R. Lands
Located.
som e k n o w led g e o f th e m ysterie s o f its
con stru ction th a t th e fa rth er he goes the
I m ore d e lig h te d he w ill becom e and th e
U. S. l a n d office Business a Specialty, more relu ctan t e ve r to a ban d on the
. stu dy.
H erein is th e g lo r y o f the
| te a ch e r’s art: to k in d le a fire w h ich sh all
FOREST GROVE.
; increase in pow er and fe rv e n cy am i
C O L U M B IA LO D C.K . No. i i . I) o f H , meet«
in Odd F e llo w * h a ll, th e th ird T u e s d a y o f each
w h ich can never be e x tin g u ish e d save
m o n th . M rs. E d. B u x ton , C. o f H. M rs. J. T.
S h an n o n , Sec.
in th e d ea th o f th e pupil or th e loss o f
Professional Cards.
h is facu lties. O f course th ere are hund-
D E L P H A T E M P L E . No. 7, R ath bon e Sisters,
| reds o f cases w here circu m stan ce s pre-
m eets in M ason ic h all th e second an d fourth
W ed n esd a y s o f each m onth. V isitin g m em ­ W . G . C O L E , PH. G ., M. I).,
| ven t b rig h t pu pils from b e g in n in g a t the
b e rs w elcom ed .
Mrs. Sop h ie S m ith . M. E. C. j
M rs. G eo. S m ith , M o f R and C.
j proper a g e , th a t is to sa y a t th e age o f
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n ,
seven or e ig h t a t the la test but I w ould
J. B M A T T H E W S PO ST No. f i Worn*«'« I
F o r e s t ( » r o v e . m ost stren u ou sly urge upon paren ts to
R e lie f C orps, m eets alte rn a te T h u rs d a y s, M av : T e le p h o n e No. j .
-17, etc., in O dd F e llo w s h all. M rs. E liz a Cros- 1
con sid er age before cost or exp e d ie n cy.
ey, Pres. M rs. M rya E. G reer, S e c ’y.
“ A n y tim e w ill d o ,” som e say; a n y tim e
L. K. A n a « . w ill not do as w ell as th e p roper tim e.
M C K I N L E Y R E P U B L IC A N C L U B ^ P o r the W. If. B a e b k t t .
a d v a n c e m e n t o f R ep u b lican in tere sts h ere and j
In th is series o f a rticle s I h av e been very
B A R R E T T & AD AM S,
e lse w h e re . M eetin g s on ca ll. G en. T . J. T h orp ,
p re s id e n t. A u stin C ra ig , secretary.
careful as to w h at is put forth as truth.
A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W ,
I m ak e no sta tem en ts not fou n d ed on
W C. T . U . - L o c a l b ran ch m eets is t a n d jr d
H il l s b o r o , O r e g o n .
T u e s d a y aftern o o n s at 3 o 'c lo c k in W oods ft
actu al e x p e rie n ce as player and teach er.
C a p le s
h all.
M rs K. H M arsh, Pres.. Mrs
I am sp e a k in g from th e sta n d p o in t o f
P ra tt. I tc 'jr .
O m c a C en tral B lo ck. R oom s 6 and 7
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I n g le s B l o c k ,
T H R E E CENTS A COPY.
The New College Catalogue.
T h e ’ 95 ca ta lo g u e o f P a cific U n iv e rsity
am i T u a la tin A ca d e m y has m ad e its
a ppearan ce. It w as printed in th e G ro ve
am i is cre d ita b le to th e T im es P u b lish ­
in g H ou se w h ich go t it out. In th e g e n ­
era l in form atio n th e p rin cip al ch an ges
n oted are th a t th e presen t lib ra ry b u ild ­
in g is to be rem odeled in to b io lo g ica l
and ch e m ica l la b oratories and th a t tilt
old ch ap e l b u ild in g w ill he g iv e n up e n ­
tire ly to th e uses o f th e a cad e m y. A
course o f lectu res o f e d u ca tion al v a lu e is
an n ou n ced for n e x t year. In th e cu r­
riculum m usic w ill h ereafter be allow ed
as e le c tiv e w ork for stu d en ts in th e
litera ry course. T h e re w ere 189 stu den ts
registered th is year, b oth sexes h a v in g
a bou t th e sam e num ber.
New C hurch at Lousigtinut Lake.
Forest Grove L nitre, No. 60. A .O .U .W .
Ju n e 1th, 1U95.
W h e r e a s : D eath h as in v a d e d th e
fa m ily circle o f our w o rth y and b eloved
b roth er D a vid P atterson , a n d rem oved
th erefro m a b rig h t am i .tinning m ark in
th e p e .so n o f ou r b ro th e r’s d e a fly b e ­
lo v e d d au gh te r. T h e afH iction o f th e
fa m ily in th is th e ir sad b e re av e m e n t is
sh ared b y a ll w h o k n o w th em a n d b y
' n on e m ore d e e p ly th an th e m em b ers o f
th is lod ge: th erefore be it,
Resolved, T h a t re co g n iz in g th e d ep th s
o f sorrow in to w h ich th e fa m ily is
p lu n g e d , w e e x te n d ou r h e a rtfe lt sy m ­
p a th y . C o m m en d in g th em to th e lo v in g
an d te n d e r ca re o f H im w h o h as prom ­
ised to be a h e lp e r to th e a fflicte d .
Resolved , T h a t a c o p y o f th e above P re­
a m b le an d R esolu tion b e sen t un der th e
seal o f th e lo d g e to o u r b e lo v e d b roth er
D a v id P atterson .
T h e C h ristia n ch u rch on T lios. C la r k ’ s
p la ce n ear L o u sig n o u t la k e is n earin g
F o u rth of Ju ly at Hillsboro.
co m p le tio n . T h e ch u rch h as been built
T h e e x e c u tiv e co m m itte e m et at th e
by .subscription and m u ch o f th e m ater­
office o f th e C o u n ty J u d g e last P'riday
ia l and th e lan d on w h ich it sta n d s has
m o rn in g a n d b u sin ess w as tra n sacte d as
been d on ated. It w ill he a v ery ner’t
follow s:
co u n try ch u rch .
R ep o rt o f th e p rin tin g co m m itte e wus
read and ad op ted .
T h e e stim a tes w as
for 1500 p osters, abou t 20 x 42; 2odo in v i­
CARNIVAL.
tatio n ca rd s for th e V e te ra n s and G . A .
Leading F orest Grove Business R . posts; 5000 progra m s an d o th er m is­
ce lla n e o u s p rin te d m a tte r, to cost iu the
Houses Represented.
n e ig h b o rh o o d o f $50.
T h e c a rn iv a l ca m e oft F r id a y e v e n in g
R e p o rt o f co m m itte e on firew orks
am i n e arly tw o hun d red and fifty p e o ­
p o stp on ed on e w eek.
ple w ere p resen t in V e r t’ s h all to w itn ess
D ecid ed th a t M iss L e n a P a rk e r o f F o r ­
it. A sh o rt b u t good program w as ren d ­
est G ro ve be requested to read th e D ec­
ered.
A se le ctio n b y th e orch e stra , a
la ratio n o f In d e p e n d en ce on J u ly 4th.
re cita tio n , “ H is M oth er S o n g ,” b y G e ò r­
O11 m otion it w as d ecid ed th a t the e x ­
g ie A tch iso n , v o cal duet, “ B arcarole
K u e c h e n ,"
by
M isses S te ve n s and e cu tiv e co m m itte e m eet e a ch F rid a y
S treeter, recita tio n , “ T w o P o r tr a its ,” b y m o rn in g u n til a fter th e F o u rth ,, to h ear
F lo re n ce E d w a rd s, selection b y th e reports o f su b -co m m itte e s an d tra n sact
#
o rch estra an d th en ca m e th e ca rn iv a l. th e b u sin ess.
A co m m itte e co n sistin g o f II011. R. P.
| T h e costu m es w ere u n iqu e, musi«' tn -
! liv e n in g , an d th e m a rch in g b a c k and C o rn eliu s, J. J. M organ a n d W . H . W eh -
forth from on e gracefu l figure to a n o th er ru n g was? a p p o in ted to secu re reduced
w ould h av e been cre d ita b le to a prize ra te s on lin e s o f rail for th e reun ion and
d rill co m p a n y . A fte r th e ca rn iv a l ice ce le b ra tio n .
A co m m itte e w as a p p o in te d on selec­
cream and c a k e and stra w b e rrie s w ere
feasted on b y th o se w h o d esired . T h e tion o f m arsh a l fo r th e th re e d ays ses­
e v e n in g ’s w o rk b rou gh t a bou t $65 in to sion , co n sistin g o f B. P . C o rn eliu s, W .
th e treasu ry o f th e L a d ie s S o c ie ty o f th e W . A n n a n s a n d C ap t. A . M . C o lliu s.
C h ristia n ch u rch and it w ill be used to­ T o rep ort a t n e x t m eetin g.
T h e V e te r a n s ’ a sso cia tio n an d G . A.
ward c le a rin g o ff th e ch u rch d eb t. T h e
o n ly regret w as th at th e ca rn iva l d id not R . co m m itte e on re -u n io n w as in the
last lo n ger.
It is im possib le, th o u g h it c it y and w ith th e e x e c u tiv e s v isite d th e
w ould be in te re stin g , to d escrib e h ow W arre n g ro u n d s and a n n o u n ce d them
the business houses w ere represen ted but sa tisfa cto ry so tar as co m p le te d .
T h e c o m m itte e on te n ts and m usic
the nam es o f rep resen ta tives are g iv e n
l>elow. E ld a W alk e r, M ille r P h a rm a cy . w ere g ra n te d a n o th e r w e e k ’s tim e and
L e v a W a lk e r, L . II. A lb e rt & C o . flour th e co m m itte e on su b scrip tio n s w as re­
m ills. F lo re n ce E d w a rd s, P a cific U n i­ q u e ste d to m a k e c o lle c tio n s s ig n e iL a t
^
v ersity. L e n a P a rk e r, W . C . T . U . O ra i o n ce .
Beal, B an k o f F o rest G ro v e . M rs. A n n a
Ric e, J. L. G r e g g ’ s shoe store.
N ora
L a n g le y , C a p le s & T h o m as cash store,
D a isy L a u g h lin , M ich ig an house. L u la
Joh n son , Boos & H e itzh a u s e n ’s store.
Mrs. W in . B e llin ger, G r e e r's g ro ce ry .
Iva S m ith , L . C. W a lk e r, su rv eyo r.
B ertie S m ith , W a rd ’ s d ru g store.
N evu
D a lla s, W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t v HATCHKT.
C ora Burden, Post O ilice. O llie E lsto n ,
H y d e ’ s g ro cery . N an n ie P ick a rd , G le a ­
so n ’s g a lle ry .
R o w e n a P ra tt, I. O. G .
T. R a y P atterson , F o rest G ro v e Tim e«.
M ary B en son , T h e B o w lb y p h arm a cy.
Ida H atzcl, M rs. H ia tt’s m illin e ry p a r­
lors. A m ie G ra y , C h ristia n ch u rch Jr.
Y . P. S. C . E . F a n n ie D o lstru m , S m ith ’ s
fu rn itu re store. P earl N e w b e rry , H ain es
& B a ile y ’ s gen eral m erch an d ise store.
M iss D o lstru m , C h ristia n ch u rch Y . P.
S . C. E .
W ill P ick a rd , S ta r la u n d ry .
C. A n d ei son , C o rn eliu s M ech a n ics p la n ­
in g m ill c o m p a n y . W ill S p a rk s, L a n g le y
& Son , atto rn eys.
A rth u r P a rk er,
Brow n th e pain ter.
C h as. D olstru m ,
B la k e r ’s secon d h an d store. S c o tt P a r­
k er, R a ym o n d th e barber. R oscoe P ar­
ker, H inm an*» h arn ess sh op.
D ow
E lsto n , H a r tra m p f B ro s.’ feed store.
F red P u rd in , H u gh es & S o n ’s h ard w are
store. E d . S ap p in g to n , W e lls th e c o n ­
fection er. A lfre d P fu n ge, V oss h arn ess
sh op. M r. M ille r, J o h n so n ’ s liv e ry . Mr.
S cro g g in , D olstrum th e p a in ter. W in .
W a llin g fo rd , O regon.
(tales Creek School.
!
K. P. Flection.
i S a tu rd a y n ig h t D elp h o s lo d g e elected
! as officers for th e c o m in g term : C . C .,
J C iias. O. k o e ; V . C ., J . II. W eseott.,
P ., G . L. S m ith ; M. o f W ., J. S. B u xto n .,
M . at A ., G eo. R . H u gh es; I. G u ard,
J o h n A n d e rso n ; O. G u a rd ., L. M. H o y t.
New Road.
I). C . S te w a rt, A . B. T o d d and H arry
B all located a road y e ste rd a y , forty feet
w id e, b e g in n in g at G a le s »Spur and run­
n in g ou t to th e c o u n ty road near M r.
D e th le ss’ . I t a fford s access esp e cia lly to
B o o s’ q u a rry a m i th e C o rn eliu s m ill as
w ell as th e w h o le S c o g g in s V a lle y and
P a tto n V a lle y . I t is on e o f th e m ost
im p o rta n t roads th a t h as been laid out
in som e tim e.
Gold at
Dilley.
T h e go o se th a t la id th e g o ld e n e g g has
a riv a l in a D ille y hen in w h ose crop
w ere re c e n tly found four n u g g e ts, one
v alu e d at o v e r a d o lla r.
T h e fow l was
th e p ro p e rty o f M rs. B e n n e tt b u t had
been raised ou Bud P e n n e ll’s p la ce.
T h e sto ry is w ell v o u ch e d fo r a n d is un ­
d o u b te d ly true.
Baby S e a l.
T u e sd a y n ig h t a p a rty o f P ortlan d
U n iv e rsity stu d e n ts stop p ed a t th e W est­
ern H ouse.
T h e y h ad w ith th em a
y o u n g seal, found on C a n n o n b e ach . I f
th e a n im a l liv e s it w ill g o to K lic k ita t
la k e and th e y h av e a sa tc h e lfu ll o f sh ells
to adorn its new su rro u n d in gs and inake
it seem h om e.
In th e e ve n t o f th e
s e a l’s d t a t h it w ill be p reserved by Prof.
K ip a to am i be add ed to th e P ortlan d
U n iv e rsity m useihu.
In th e p a rty w ere C . F . K e ise r o f
K lic k it a t , W ash ., M . C a rte r o f P en in su la
and L . F . R a y fie ld o f U n iv ersity p a rk .
T h e p u b lic sch o o l closed F r id a y a fter
a su ccessfu l term u n d er J. M. Jo n es o f
School Report.
T h e fo llo w in g is th e report o f th e G len - F o re st G ro v e . A d d resses to th e c h ild re n
w ood school fo r th e m o n th e n d in g M av and th eir paren ts, m a n y o f w hom w ere
24: No. o f d a y s ta u g h t, 20; No. o f p u ­ presen t, w ere m ade b y S u p t. Bond and
p ils en rolled , 18; No. o f d a y s atte n d an ce , Mr. Cron k ite o f Ilills ln iro , a te a ch e r o f
322; N o. o f d a y s absen ce, 38; average o v er th ir ty ye a rs e xp erien ce.
d a ily a tten d an ce, 16.
T h e fo llo w in g
p u p ils w ere not absen t d u rin g the m onth: F o r e s t (» ro ve la n lg e No. 1 1 0 I. 0 . G . T .
Joh n W estin gho use, O sc a r S m ith , L a u ra 1
W h e r e a s , It h as plcasrrl our H ra v
T h e > h a v c tr ,V ,U e d h m trum
W estin gh o use, M abel G a rv in , L y m a n |
e n ly F a th e r, th e w ise and Suprem e R u le r sl,lce S a lu r d »y-
G a rv in , L au ra G a rv in , A lb e rt S m ith ,
o f th e u n iverse to ca st th e d ark sh ad ow
"
G eorge M orrill, C h a rle s M orrill and E d ­
o f d ea th o n th e h om e o f th e b ro th er o f
Kicked in t h e F a c e .’
w ard M orrill. No. o f visitors, 11.
C h W T a-vw p lor f Q W s ik C T , t > IX-
V / i a l i i v - U j MiUI U U Ig,
w h i l * . AIV^D
M A R Y K. i R A V E R ,
m o v in g from ou r m id st his lieloved bro- H ain es w as g e t t in g iq to his r ig /to start:
T ea ch er.
th er, be it
UA h is m ill, in som e w a y th e horse
Resolved, T h a t w h ile we
bow our k ic k e d and h is h o o f stru ck Mr. H aines
Speedy Sett lenient.
h ead s in h u m b le subm ission to G o d ’s fu ll in th e face.
H is low er teeth were
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, six te en d ays a fter w ill we ca n n o t but sym p ath ize w ith th e loosened, u pper on es k n o ck e d out and
E ld e r J oh n W a lk e r w as buried, h is w id ow bereaved on es and e x te n d to them our th e ja w bon e b rok en ! H is w h o le face
received from th e h an d s o f th e lo ca l A. m ost sin cere sym p ath ies.
w as b a d ly b m i« M and sw elled n n tll the
O. U . W . officials a ch e c k for $2,000 in
M r s . A l i c e H. P r a t t ,
e y e s w ere closed . Dr. W ard d ressed his
fu ll p a y m e n t o f his p o lic y .
S ec.
| in ju rie s and h e is now m ore com foi tab le.