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Newspaper Page TextP#8« fç u r . T H E W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T Y N E W S . F O R E S T G R O V E , OR., A U G U S T 7, 1903. Washington Cou nt y N e w s I Current Comment-Timely Topics WASHINGTON COUNTY N E W S REPUBLICAN : W ILL FRENCH R.. T . Jo h n s o n , Business M anager. : Proprietor A u s tin C raig, E d ito r Forest Grove, Oregon W oodburn, ap p o in ted a d ju ta n t general. vice C. U. G an ten b ein, w hose four y e a rs’ te rm h as e x p ir e d .------W arm S p rin g s re serv atio n Indian on a drunk kills Indian policem an.------U. S. S en a to r C. W. F ulton d ecla res M ultnom ah c irc u it ju d g es e rre d in deciding in itia tive and referen d u m u n co n stitu tio n al. s* t is /* a a y $ 1.00 a Year In Advance around C olim a.----- F o u r young women In New York church D elsarte o r p anto mim e the a n th em s.------K ing E d w ard 's visit to Ireland to be com m em orated by q u a rte r m illion endow m ent of Catholic and P ro te sta n t Dublin hospitals. Oregon — S ecret serv ice officers shadow eccen tric M erlin m an for coun te rfe ite r and discover his ex perim ents w ith m etal resem bling gold.------C or vallis has to have new eight-room schoolhouse and pays $3000 for site. ------P etitio n to be h eard on initiative and referendum appeal signed by IT. S. S e n ato rs M itchell and F ulton, P re s ident of O regon S en ate Geo. C. B row n ell, M ayor Geo. H. W illiam s and other;, filed w ith suprem e c o u rt.'-----New Odd Fellow s lodge a t Yoncalla. No. lfO.----- - Salm on on low er Colum bia being caught fa s te r th an they can be canned. ------H arn ey county cattlem en and sheepm en a t peace.------S ta te Com m is sioners seek to c u t out g ra fts at F lo r ence C rltten to n homfe for rescuing girls in Portland. •» By »* AUSTIN CßAIG ASIA THE HOPE of OUR FARMERS 4444*44 By JAMES J. HILL, President Great N orth ern Road m !& - j g g M l T H ° Ur £r(ut £rowth °E population we must con- sider how the people must be employed so that they may be intelligent, prosperous and happy. We sell *aF CO or 70 per cent of our entire products to one coun Secti on 3882. W h e n e v e r a n y pers on, w h e t h e r Raid n e w s p a p e r o r p e ri odic a l is j c o m p a n y o r c o r p o r a t i o n o w n in g o r c on tro l- rec eived by t h e pe rs o n o r p e r s o n s to w h o m | . ln g a n y n e -------------- — ' T i c eri odi cal of a n y wspaper it Is s e n t o r n o t. — B e l lin g e r A C o t t o n ’s An- * try— Great Britain. IF FOR ANY REASON kind, j ___Pi or w h e n e v e r a n y e d i t o r o r p r o p r i e t o r n o t a t e d Codes a n d S t a t u t e s of O rego n. of a n y s u c h n e w s p a p e r o r perio dical, s hall THAT COUNTRY WERE NOT ABLE TO BUY A d d re s s all b u s in e s s c o m m u n i c a t i o n s to 1 « a l l o r s e n d a n y s u c h n e w s p a p e r e r perlod- th e P r o p r i e t o r . -» I c a l to a n y pers on o r p e rs o n s In th is s t a t e FRO.il US, OUR PEOPLE WOULD REALIZE VERY QUICK All m a t t e r fo r p u b lic a tio n s h o u ld be a d - i t h o u t fir st rec eivin g a n o r d e r fo r s aid d re s s e d t o : ‘ E d i t o r W a s h i n g t o n C o u n ty * » p a per o r periodic a l fr o m such person LY THE SITUATION THEY ARE IN. Where can we soil N e w s .” o r y T s o n s to w hom s a id n e w s p a p e r or A p p lic a tio n m a de fo r e n t r y a t t h e post- pe riodic a) is mailed, s h a ll be deem ed to be our wheat crop! In France, Italy, Austria and Germany we are a gift. i i u . no d e b t o r o b lig a tio n s h a ll a c •fllce of F o r e s t Grove, Ore go n, a s second- j cru e a g a i n s t a n y s u c h pe rs o n o r pe rs ons, claaa m a ll m a t t e r . met with hostile legislation. We are not welcome. To take our wheat to Russia would be like carrying coals to Newcastle. That OFFICIAI- PAPER OF THE CITY OF FOREST GROVE. country has a surplus to sell. The Asiatic rice eaters are as fond Office in Abbott Building. iM ued Every F riday in the Year, A ugust 1 —C h in ese refo rm er beaten of flour as the white race and as ready to eat it if they can get it ■ to d ea th by E m p re ss' o rd ers.— Mr. at a fair price. V an d erb ilt gives q u a rte r m illion w ard "W h ere R olls th e O regon.” Russia is not in a position to compete with us at all, even if ; to N ew port h o sp ital for use of needy ’th e I.ew is and C lark C entennial and poor, besides en d ow m ent w hose the wheat and flour were carried for the naked cost of their trans A m erican Pacific Exposition, am ount w as co ncealed.— F ra n c e to pórtate n to the government. What applies in this respect to our P o rtlan d , 1905 have incom e tax In place of .present wheat applies to cotton from the south and to every other article , tax on w indow s a n d doors.— B ànk cir we export, even to iron and steel. cu latio n in c re a se s $60,000,000 in year. T H E N E W POPE. —Cow d e r a i ls , W ab ash tra in n ear If our home market, which we have nursed so long foi iron -x-ne cardinal is recognized a s one Council Bluffs, Iow a: 3 killed, 1 :seri- and steel industries, is of so much value LET US NOW GO of the most learned men in th e church Important Events Briefly Told for Busy ously in ju red , and a n o th e r m issing.— and Is a stick ler for the tru th as be ON AND TAKE SOME CARE OF OUR AGRICULTURAL Readers. i S e c re ta ry R oot in v e stig a tin g arm y tw een the church and th e people. Sarto INTERESTS and not leave them where they are today, without 1 glove c o n tra c t frau d . won much renow n some yeurs ago by Oregon.— O ne m o re body found in an iota of assistance from any point. d estroy in g c ertain relics of doubtful j riv e r from P o rtla n d brid g e accident. authenticity. Farmers care nothing about the size of a ship, but they do I m ak in g th re e d e a th s.— E ugene to drive C ardinal S arto w as not discovered care about its carrying their products to some new people who will ' o u t g am b lers.------O regon school cen until he had reached m iddle age. lit- August 3.—C ardinal Jo sep h Sarto, of use them. I am building ships for this purpose because I see an su s show s 5.000 gain o v e r la s t y e a r.—• was a parish p riest In th e province of Venice fo r th e g re a te r p a rt o f his b r Salem receiv es sam p les of B u rb a n k ’s V enice,aged 68 of hum ble Italian b irth , opportunity to make a reasonable return on my investment. THE and finally becam e a bishop. Ills high new sto n e le ss plum s, an d it is hoped elected pope as P iu s X. N oted for REASON WE CAN COMPETE WITH OTHER NATIONS executive qualities and unexcelled a sim ila r p ru n e can h e produced.— learning, liberality, and m odest ta s te s, learning becam e know n soon a fte r Ills Crook c o u n ty h a s no room for Its as well as for s tric t h o n esty in the IS BECAUSE WE HAVE GREATER FACILITIES FOR elevation an d w ere recognized by the g row ing flocks and m u st sell th e in m a tte r of relics, h av in g destroyed a USING HUMAN INTELLIGENCE, WHILE THE OTHER church. He w a s created a card in al hi cre a se .— Ju d g e Bow lby g a th e rs fifteen num ber of doubtful a u th en ticity . More NATIONS SUPPLY HUMAN ENERGY. 18SK1, at w hich tim e he w as also named patrinrcli of Venice. v a rie tie s o f g ra s se s in C latsop county likely to m ake ch an g es in religious If wo could carry grain at low rates from the Pacific coast to for exhibition and is seeking sam ples m a tte rs th a n political, and will prob- | of fo u r o r five o th e rs rep resen ted ably co n tin u e th e policy of his prede- j China and Japan we would not ship one bushel of wheat from S T A T E M O N E Y FOR W A S H I N G T O N cessor, though m ore frien d ly to the the Pacific coast to Europe, and with a chance to bring every th ere. C O U N T Y SCHOOLS. Italian g o v ern m en t: g en erally accepta- j July 31— Two ele c tric c a rs held up car back loaded with Pacific lumber we would carry millions and ble to th e a d h e re n ts of all th e candl- j on S pokane-H Ilyard line.------S en a to r C ounty T re a su re r Jac k so n hag re EMPTY d ates fo r th e p a p a c y —N egroes to be millions of bushels from Minnesota and the Dakotas. M ark H an n a p re p a rin g to stu m p Ohio ceived a $0347 1 'r a f t from th e s ta te CARS ONE WAY MEAN DOUBLE MILEAGE. It would b arred as sailo rs from th e navy.------| w ith th e R epublican c a n d id a te for gov tre a s u re r as W ashington c o u n ty ’s A m erican com m ission m eets encour- j not only help farmers of the northwestern states by taking the ernor.-*---- U nited S ta te s com m ission sh are In th e an ual a p p o rtio n m en t of agem ent from all E uropean govern ap p o in ted to in v e stig a te use of opium Pacific coast wheat out of competition, but it would carry awav in te re st from lb - s ta te Irreducible m ents ex cep t F ra n c e in its efforts to by Filipinos.------A tlan tic City receives school fund., li d s . Is $1.60 for each of EITHER I KNOW NOTHING OR have silv er fixed a t the ra tio of 32 to their own crop at times. Its 5842 ch ild ren o v er 4 and u n d e r 20 j d e le g a te s from all o v er th e U n ited 1 in O rien tal co u n tries.—L ieutenant- I KNOW ABSOLUTELY THAT THESE FARMERS WOULD S ta te s. P o rto Rico, C uba and th e P h il y e a rs of age. C ounty S u p erin ten d en t Gen. M iles seeks com m anler-in-chief BE GREATLY BENEFITED. B all will divide th is am ong th e d is ipp in es to th e th ird natio n al con v en Eight Pages Hi T*,- tion of th e A m erican F ed e ra tio n of R om an C atholic societies, w hose m em b e rsh ip ag g re g a te s 1,500,000 people. ------A m erican fleet at L isbon a ss ists in c e le b ratin g a n n iv e rsa ry of g ra n tin g of P o rtu g a l’s co n stitu tio n . ------ N ine m oro l"*«lrtmenU a t W ash in g to n for A ugust 2— S en ate sub-com m ittee on g ra fte rs discovered In Postolflce De- p a rtm e n t.------G o v ern m en t's new 10- finance g a th e rin g a t R hode Island sum - m er re s o rt to co n sid er A ldrich cur- in rh * Hn w hlt'h hRS ro s t *33-000- s,,c cessfu ly th row s quarter-of-ton shot fa r rency bill, allow ing custom receipts, ou t to sea w ith 150 pound c h a rg e of a m illion a day, to be deposited in pow der.---- G reek s w an t new constl- n atio n al ban k s to p re v e n t heavy d ralu tu ttlo n .----- Red p a in t found In P h ila on circu latio n by th e p re se n t system of w ith d raw als. A lso fo r a s s e t c u r d elp h ia canned tom atoes. Oregon —M orrison s tre e t bridge, in rency by which a t 3. 4 o r 5 p er cen t P o rtlan d , collapsed at e a st end. th ro w an n u al ta x n atio n al b an k s m ay issue ing 150 sp e c ta to rs of an arm less m a n ’s c u rre n c y to one-fourth th e ir capital sw im m ing Into th e riv e r; tw o drow ned stock, for u se w hen m oney is high and 50 m ore o r less sev erely in ju red . in p an ics.------R u ssian troops kill 21 in ------B usiness section of H alsey, L inn crow d o f strik in g w orkm en who had county, wiped out by fire; loss $70,000. w recked a tra in .------T h re e killed by ------O swald W est, o f A storia, ap p o in t lig h tn in g on A labam a yacht.------K an ed s ta te land ag e n t by governor, J. W . sas c lo u d b u rst d e v a sta te s vicinity of M orrow, who w as nam ed la s t w in ter, L in d sb o rg and E llsw o rth.------Mexican h av in g resig n ed .------W . E. F in zer, of volcano sc a re s th e in h a b ita n ts from tric ts w ith th e a p p o rtio n m en t of county fu n d s in O ctober: H illsb o ro ’s sh a re Is $833.60; F o re st Grove, $652.80; B eaverton, $377.60; C ornelius, $262.40; T ig ard v llle (from W ashin g to n co u n ty ), $243.20; P hillips, $214.40; Sherw ood. $204.80; Dl'.ley, $179.20; V erboort, $174.40: C edar Mill, $160.00; G ales Creek. $144.00; Beth- any. $138.20; G reenville. $136.00; Tual- a tln (from W ashington c o u n ty ), $136.00; R aleigh, $131.20; C enterville, $123.20; G aston (from W ashington co u n ty ), $99.20. THE BUXTON CATTLE MYSTERY. In refe re n c e to th e fa ta l c a ttle sick n e ss around R uxton re p o rted la st w eek, th e G aston co rresp o n d en t w rite s "I notice th a t som e cow s have been poisoned a n d th e re seem s to be som e doubt a s to th e poison and th is cau ses m e to say th a t I am of th e opinion th a t it w as la rk sp u r, as I have seen c a ttle poisoned w ith th a t weed and th e sym ptom s w ere th o se given In th e N ew s of la s t w eek. I t is one o f th e m ost d ead ly poisons to c a ttle , and fa rm e rs will do well to look a f t e r It, as It m ay b e found w here le a st ex p ected .” I. F I R G R O V E P IC N IC . i y N otice 1s hereby given th a t e o real e s ta te ag e n t h as th e sale of any pro p e rty of m ine. D ated Ju ly 1, 1903. N. P. W lberg. • For Sale. —A good mingle driv in g h orse, g e n tle and tru e, fo r $32.50 cash. W orth m ore, b u t o w n er h as no need o f th e anim al. O r will tr a d e fo r good cow. A bargain Inquire at N ew s Cardinal Joaaph Sarto, of Vonico. w ill Sunday aaaumo the triple c o w n aa * head of tho Roman Catholic Church. THE E N T IR E WHEAT CROP OF T H E NORTHWEST M I G H T H A V E G O NE T O T H E P A C IF I C C O A S T SH IP S TO T A K E IT W H E N IT GOT T H E R E . IF T H E R E LAST YEAR H AD BEEN Weak and Strong National Anthems By United States Senator GEORGE F. HOAR m S there anything more CHEAP AND VULGAR than the national anthem of our English brethren, “God Save the King?” O Lord, o u r God, arise. S c atter his enem ies And m nke them fail! Confound th e ir politics. F ru s tra te th e ir knavish tricks. On him our hopes w e fix. God save us all! H I S H O L I N E S S . P O P E P I U S X. W.ast S a tu rd a y F ir,G ro v e, two m iles n o rth of B anks, rffng With much mer-,! le n t. T he c a u se bf th is o u tb u rst I p leasu re-' w as th e g a th e rin g of th e j in d a y schctol un|on df th a t nelghbor- Jod All w ay fa re rs w ere stra ig h tw a y 1 ld up and led u p to la rg e .tables led w ith all so*ta of d e llra c le s— j e re o v er Tl"> w ars a lread y g athered. th e aftern o o n a r a th e r extended ppogrnm w as ren d ered , co n sistin g of re c itatio n s, songs and sh o rt speeches H very one p re se n t, m one of th e Mews staff can te stify , enjoyed them selves to th e ir h e a rt’s co n ten t. ofllre. of G. A. R., as step p in g sto n e to p re s idency on D em ocratic tick et. O regon.— P o rtlan d b rew er buys 200,- 000 sack s of b arley a t D ayton. W ash., a t $24 p e r ton. in P o rtlan d , la rg e st g rain deal in h isto ry of Pacific N o rth w est.------W ashington S e n ato rs will help th e L ew is and C lark exposition get a m illion from C ongress.------200,- h00 a cres in C lackam as. M arion and L inn counties, added to C ascade fo rest reserv e.—New railw ay to be b u ilt from G ra n t's P a ss to C alifornia, and also to Coos Bay. August 4.— H ead of steel tru s t changes, billion d o llar corporation having no m ore u se fo r m illionaire gam bling p re sid e n t th a n sm all grocery w ould hav e fo r c lerk w ho played the ch in a lo tte rie s, an im p ressiv e Illu stra tion th a t b u sin ess m en d read th e gam bling in s tin c t re g ard less of th e w ealth o r a b ility o f its p ossessor.— 2.000 Rock I Island em ployes will s trik e if not paid an eighth m ore.— M u rd erer of little girl lynched a t A sotin, W ash.------ C hina w an ts allied pow ers to tu rn over fo r execution staff of reform n ew sp a per.—C hicago girl w ill co ntinue as v icerein e of Indian for a n o th e r f iv e . years. O regon.— S e a ttle w ill build fo r Port- \ lan d a steel flreboat.—G overnor has m ade all h is ap p o in tm en ts and only D em ocrats hav e been recognized.------ R ange w ar. c a ttle and sh eep ow ners. rag in g In C rook county.------Sailor b o arding house m onopoly In P o rtlan d to hav e riv alry In an unlicensed firm, w ho will c o n te s t co m m issio n ers' ac tion in refu sin g th e ir application.— L ew is and C lark s ta te com m ission seeking co-operation of ra ilro a d s In a d v ertisin g O regon. 1 England, I hope, knows better now. BUT SHE HAS ACTED ON THAT MOTTO FOR A THOUSAND YEARS. We waited eighty years for our American national anthem. At last God inspired an illustrious and noble woman to utter in undy ing verse the thought which we hope is forever to animate the sol diers of the republic. Julia Ward Howe cannot yet vote in America, but HER WORDS WILL BE AN INSPIRATION TO THE YOUTH OF AMERICA on many a hard fought field for liberty many a century after her successors will vote. MEN MORE THAN WOMEN ==7 ^ == NEEDED IN THE CHURCH r“f°,R'CKBLeorss \r Q is a historical fact that all the great and noble reli- > gions were founded by men. IN RELIGION, AS IX MUSIC AND ART, WOMEN SEEM TO HAVE TIIE IMITATIVE FACULTY UNDE VELOPED. 1 he church has passed out of the political period to the social stage. The church now rules the social world. MEMBERSHIP IN THE CHURCH IS NOW TOO OFTEN REGARDED AS A SOCIAL INTRODL C 1 ION. The parish house is now taking precedence over the church. In this regard women are leaders of society and, therefore, leaders of the social world. But when women ■tart to do anything great in the way of reform they rarely do anything definite. Men are needed in the church more than women, and the social idea must not receive so much consideration. Men of tact are needed in the pulpit now. They must be men of mental power, but above all they must be tactful, which has come to be a favorite word with the vestries.