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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1903)
1*AGK TWO. u t\. n. iiiA oi'i, -, »*" Zj ishir«5wcn vìvrt FRENCH. AUSTIN Issued Every Friday in the Year Office in Abbott Building P WILL P ublisher C R A I G , EDI TOR SCIENCE AND OUR SENSES * £ ANDREW LSON. Physicist # 1 .0 0 a Y e a r • Entered as Second-Class Matter July Forest Grove, RUE IS I T T H A T A L L 7H .N C 3 IN T H I S W O R LD ARE R E L A 7 I V " W H E N A L L IS EAID AND CON 3, AND IF W E ADM T SO MUCH T H E N T H E R E IS E V E R Y REASON T O H O LD T H A T , AS IT IS A MORAL D U T Y T O M AKE T H E M OST AN D T H E B E S T OF T H E FAIR WO RLD WE LIVE IN, I T M U S T BE A M ORAL E X E R C IS E T O C U L T I V A T E T H E SENSES, W H IC H ARE T H E V E R I T A 3 L E W INDOW S O F T H E SO UL W IT H IN . i F O R E S T GROVE MAIN S T R E E T , Dentist. Correspondence is desired from every Oregon W. C A LD E R W O O D Dentist. Office: Hotel Royal. North Yamhill DR. V. L. DIMICK, neighborhood in W ashington county. Dentist. Ibis topic leads us naturally and easily iu other directions of Stamp*«! addressed envelopes are Upstairs, W agner Building. furnished regular correspondents. Fur example, we are led to inquire into the LIMITA T eachers' reports are wanted and thought. F orest Grove, Oregon. clergymen are urged to give notice TION S O i OUR SENSES and also into the question OF TliE of their services and physicians to TIIEIR RANGE C. L. LARGE. M. D„ report th eir cases. Mail so as to POSSIBILITY OF OUR EXTENDING Matter for Publication should be di reach Forest Grove not later than through the aids of science, as, naturally, we might pass to an inquiry rected ‘'Editor W ashington County Physician and Surgeon. Thursday morning. News.” Diseases of women a specialty. In Writing for The News use only one regarding the senses of our lower neighbors and seek to learn some Advertising Rates: Display, 60 cents side of the paper and w rite length thing of their special extent and powers. F orest Grove, Oregon. an inch, single column, for four In wise of the sheet. About 6x9 is the sertions; reading notices, always 1 he electrical side of the world’s phenomena is that to which we most convenient size for the copy- sta rre d (*), one cent a word each holder of the typesetting machine. E. B. RE NTZ. M. D., naturally turn with the highest expectation of receiving confirmation Insertion (nothing less than 15 r e n ts ) ; professional cards, one inch, Postmasters and Rural Delivery Car that the RANGE OF HUMAN SENSES IS BEING EXTEND Physician and Surgeon. riers are agents for The News and J1 a month; lodge cards, $5 a year, authorized to receive subscriptions, ED APACE. A quarter of a century ago or so Hertz discovered Office over Abbott's Jew elry Store. payable quarterly (notices and reso and advertisem ents. lutions free to advertising lodges) (Eoth ’phones.) the electric waves which bear his name- and made wireless telegraphy F orest Grove, Oregon. 2'». 1903 at the postoffioe at Forest Gsove. Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3. 1879. Easiness Communications should be addressed to the proprietor. OFFICIAL PAPER OF TH E CITY OF FOREST GROVE. “ W here Rolls the Oregon.” ing inmates, various college teams appeared on the asylum American Pacific Exposition, grounds and given exhibition Portland, 1905. games. The result was remarkable. The insane patients simply went T i l l MM' I USB'' PKIFIU I I I OFF, crazy over the game, and insist ed upon forming teams of their Harriman’- recent announcenien • ! own. In the scrimmages so far it.s i ids Hues would hereaiier devote this season they have found more their earning. to dividends instead of enjoyment than anything the direc expending them on improvements, tors have ever attempted. The has caused some anxiety lest the pro theater has no attraction and Sun poned cut off joining the West Hide arid Y unhill division with the End day services are a bore as compared Side might not materialize It lias with a tussle on the gridiron, in been explained th a t this policy is for which not alone the players, but t h e I.ewlo and Clark Centennial and have possible. A further development leads us to note how certain con ditions may interfere with the progress and direction of such waves. C. E. GEIGER, M. D„ SCIENCE HAS LONG SINCE DEMONSTRATED THAT Homeopathist Physician and Surgeon. OUR FIVE SENSES HAVE CERTAINLY TO BE INCREASED Office, over W escott's Store. B \ THREE OR FOUR OTHERS, among them the heat sense I Residence, east of M. E. Church. Forest Grove. Oregon. and the sense of weight. Our senses and ourselves are the products of a long, long evolution, and it has been asked whether, in the future DR. S. T. L I N K L A T E R , of humanity, a development of what may he called AN ELEC- ! Physician and Surgeon. Hillsboro, Oregoe d RICAL SENSE might not be possible. With, say, an eye adapted for the exercise of such functions it has been said we might be ABLE E. W. H AIN ES, BAN K ER. TO SEE FROM LONDON WHAT WAS H APPENING IN (F. T. Kane, Cashier.) NEW YORK or witness the progress of any movement in Mel Forest Grove, Oregon. bourne. But these tilings are dreams todav—ONLY SOME J. N. H O FF M A N , DREAMS “COME TRUE.” --------- ------- ----------------------------------- - th e fu tu re and does not «fleet plans all th e sp e c ta to rs b ecom e e n th u s ia s By Admiral A lready under w ay. C onfirm ing this tic ally n u t t y . ” GE ORGE DEWEY is th e tact th a t th e surveying party ------------------------- l’KIZES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL com pleted its w ork and now com es PU PILS. a n encouraging rep o rt from Oregon ü C ity w hich was published iu Tues- T h e O regon Society of th e Sons of d a y 's O regonian : the A m erican R evolution is again “ R esidents of C lackam as w ere in ------------------------------- © ottering prizes to th e ch ild ren of the th e c ity today and reported th a t n e - ! g o tia tio n s have been concluded by ^tate for essays on s u t^ c ts connected H E G R E A T E S T S O U R C E O F S T R E N G T H IN T H E A M E R w h ich the C t y A S uburban R ailw ay E v o lu tio n a r y H isto ry , results I CAN N A V Y IS F O U N D IN T H E I N T E L L I G E N C E O F T H E . ,, , . . .. n th e past h av in g encouraged th e ME N. T H E BRAINS A RE N O T C O N F IN E D T O T H E C o m p an y , ol P o rtlan d , has leased , . 1 ■ _ * A. . . . Society to renew th e offer at th is bFFIcfk. A S I D E F R OM T H E F A C T T H A T O U R M E N fro m th e S outhern 'P acific C om pany ' tim e. P rizes of #2o, $15 and $10, are A R E T H E G R E A T E S T F I G H T E R S IN T H E W O R L D , T H E Y th e railro ad bed of th a t corporation to lie aw ard ed for Ihe best th ree es O U T R A N K IN C A P A B I L I T Y O F U N D E R S T A N D I N G A N D twatween VVdlsburg and C lackam as says in tiie o rd er of m e rit, w ritte n by DOING. T H I S M E A N S T H A T W H E N E V E R O U R S HI P S T h e re has for m any m onths been stu d en ts in th e public schools of O re ARE P U T T O T H E T E S T T H E Y W I L L WIN U N L E S S T H E ru m o rs of such a deal and th e a n gon, on a n y of these subjects.- O DDS A G A I N S T T H E M A R E O V E R W H E L M I N G , F O R I N T E L L I G E N C E n o u n cem en t of its consum m ation 1. T h e A ro u sin g of P u b lic O pin IN T H E C R E W S N E V E R C O U N T E D FOR AS M U C H AS I T D O E S T O D A Y . causes m uch speculation locally. ion; th e W ork of S am uel A dam s, T h e feasibility of such an arran g e The modern battle ship is a great machine shop. To operate it T hom as P ain e, J o h n D ickerson and m erit is recogniz'd since It is know n successfully the MKX WHO DO THE WORK MUST HAVE P atric k H en ry . th a t th e S outhern Pacific C om pany 2. L e x in g to n and Concord. BRAIXS. They cannot be dull and win battles. I know our men, h as ta k e n the p relim in ary steps to T h e B a ttle o f K in g ’s M ountain. and I know what they can do. I am free to say that if every officer constru ct an o th er roadbed by w hich 4 . V irg in ia ’s P art in th e A m eri on a United States war ship should be killed in battle THE EX- its VV -it Side train s m ay reach P o rt can R evolution. lan d from th e L is t Side, the Wil LISTED MKX COULD AXD WOULD take the ship and FIGHT Kfaays are lim ited in length to 3,- Inifiette River to be crossed ai Oi 000 word ; m ust tie w ritten on one L...R TO VICTORY. w ego. F rom that point the route of •t «t *t side of th e p aper in th e s tu d e n t’s th e road will he n o rth erly , connect ow n h a n d w ritin g an d m ust he Because of the great increase of enlisted men, due to the rapidity lu g w th the m ain line at W illsburg. accom panied by th e certificate of tht with which our navy lias grown, our target practice fell off a bit on A n o th e r lino will extend from ihe principal o f Ihe school atten d e d b> fht whole, BUT IT IS IMPROVING NOW. The improvement O -w ego crossing point up th e riv er, (he a u th o r, lo ih e effect (h a t the jo iu iu g th e m ain line Just below tills will continue until a satisfactory degree of efficiency is attained, and au th o r is a bona fide stu d e n t in th e c ity . In this w ay th e railroad co m that efficiency will be maintained. Our men are naturally THE school an d has been in atten d an ce p an y proposes to avoid th e existing BEST MARKSMEN IN THE WORLD. The navy is filling up thereiu not less th a n four weeks heavy grades betw een th is eity and d u rin g th e school y ear 1908-4. Es- with young MEN FROM THE WEST. They are keen, quick YVillshurg, and at th e sam e tim e says m u st be forw arded to th e ch a ir to learn and intensely patriotic and are the BEST RAW MA- nhorten th e route by four miles; T he sitii line is to h-> used for htcal train s m an of th e co m m ittee in ch arg e, j T E R I A L WE EVER HAD W allace M cC am ant, 34 Concord w h ile th e heavy trsffic w ill he tra n s B uilding, P o rtlan d , O re., ao a« fo By United States ferre d to th e new hue. reach him uoi later lh a u F eb ru ary Senator CHAUNCEY T hese facts stren g th en the suspic 1st, 1904. I n a w a rd in g th e prizes M. D E P E W ... ions th a t th e reported transaction be th e co m m ittee w ill he governed by tw een th e P ortlan d R iilw a y Com- th ree considerations: E ARE THE YOUNGEST of the great powers, we p a iy an d the larger corporation has 1. Historical accuracy. have a youthful and strenuous president, AND YET rea lly ta k e n plaee T he C ity A 2. M an n er of tr e a tm e n t. IT IS THE MATURE WISDOM OF AGF WHICH H uhurhan Com pany already has a 3. O rth o g ra p h y , g ra m m a r, sy n linn th a t ex ten d s practically to th e GOVERNS US. H outhern Pacific Car Shops and w ith tax and p u n ctu atio n . The senate of the United States IS THE REAL A n y ad d itio n a l in fo rm atio n w hich th e leasing ot th e railroad line as re BOWER in our system. About four senators on p o rted , th e re is no doubt but th a t m ay be desired w ill be cheerfully th e street railw ay com pany w ill a c furnished by Mr. McLfemant, or his each side, all past sixty and the majority over seventy, when in q u ire th e right to use th e track clear associates on th e com m ittee, Messrs. a g r e e m e n t have shaped the laws and settled the policy of the nation. Jo h n K , K ollock an d Thoe. U THE ACTIVITY AND LONGEVITY OF THESE STATES to O regon C i ty .” T h is a rran g e m en t foreshadow s a U reene, T h e essay w hich is a w arden MEN and others whom we know who are eminent in literature, in sim ila r deal by w hich th e C ity A the first p rize w ill lie p u b lish ed in the pulpit, on the bench, at the bar, in the management of great cor S u b u rb a n will run its cars over the full, w ith Ihe n am e of th e a u th o r, in porations and as successful men of business ARE EXAMPLES OF F o u rth street route a« far as Forest th e public |>eess- TIIE CULTIVATION OF CHEERFULNESS AND OF HOPE D ro v e , regardless of w here ihe cutoff tM I’HELL » F ilili Hi AT AND OF CONFIDENCE AND ABIDING FAITH IN THE branches. By another Fall th e long i-A|{WIM.TO>. dent red electric car line to PorMaud COXTIXl ED PROGRESS, development, growth and expansion A very pleesaut g ath erin g occurred of our country. It is not tlie length of day* which counts, but the w ill in th is w ay have m aterialised. a l th e ho m e of Mr. anil M rs. Geo. S. harvest which they yield. We speak of poverty onlv the depriva l.lI k I < I K * , LIKE. Cam i >boi I, of F a rm in g to n , (X't. 25, tion of the "lnforts f life which-con,. - fr lack > > f n< PUT Chicago has.dcajdqfl on a horneo- the occasion living (lie m a rriag e of THE MEN B E H IN D THE GUNS OPTIMISM A VIRTUE ,™i,,...m«» „* W l i r r ? ....... .... i W '» « * « * ,SA Attorney ano Counselor at Law. ------------------------------------------------ 0*0 -------------------------------- — ------------ ip sKmocs-rpVOiTT -;<* TtfOriB- \ *» f . t h ^ ; i n : A i f t ’ AV f) nr- T i r i c i .ting . - * . « * « , IS H h r tlf e M 1U * “ •“ " i * * " lh - rsL.atili A V <*‘mi**i " M l U -»‘»ll he *f tovme k»i w*rla 'EY TmÇvmnv^s.*^ ^ ^ #*** * d r e g u la # W hYae l n ‘ fr friends Um J k d - V M j^ f c V ’ ^ **“ T “■ after Oct 26, at th eir best cure for the mentally unffuTnc In Fi arm in g to n . M ay jo y an d i H ave you seen those fancy dressers If you want som ething nobby rail e d . The news report say* , peace attei atten d them th ro u g h life la th e I ** Roe * Buxton's? New line Just ar and see W esteott. H r will tell yon all “ By way of interesting and amus- ' wish of U th n e ir m any friends. ! * ! ahom lf * Forest Grove, Oregon. C I T Y BARBER SHOP, A. J. Wlrtz. Baths. Laundry Agency. Pacific Avenue, F orest Grove. MAYNE AB B O TT EXPERT OPTICIAN. Graduate of Parson’s Horological stitute. Eyes tested and fitted Forest Grove, Ore. B U Y A HEAP, S E L L CH EAP , and K E E P FO R E V ER A T IT. We handle everything. Prices te save your dollars. T H O M A S & JA M ES Forest Grove, Oregon J. B. B E A L LAN D CO. Stock, F ruit and Dairy Farm s. Tim ber Lands, City and Town Property. Forest Grove, Oregon. T H O M A S H. BROWN B UILD IN G M A T E R I A L Lime, Sand and Cement Forest Grove, Oregon L A D IE S ’ T A IL O R IN G . At our parlors we are prepared to do all kinds of fashionable dressm ak ing. cutting and fitting. Our work guaranteed. L adies” suits m ade to or der. DIFFERDANG & WARD. Rooms over shoe store. DR. GRACE E. HAIN. Osteopathic Physician. G raduate of Still College of Osteo pathy, Des Moines, la. Acute and Chronic Diseases, Nervous Disorders. Women's and Children's Diseases a Specialty. Portland: 319-20 Mohawk Building. Portland office hours: Sunday, Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Ftorest Grove: 9:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m„ Monday, W ednesday and Friday. consultation Free. A BARGAIN FOB * \ h For sale— 160 acre stock ranch, rolling hill land. The place has a house ef 4 large rooms: large log About 10 or 12 acres under fence, and about 5 acres in cultivation, barn, and ether small buildings. Tw o good springs close to house. Nire mountain stream runs through cne corner of place. The place le opr-i* timber land, majyn^ a good I&mmer and fall range for stock. Only V/2 miles west of milk cannery. -—A Address A14. care The News, or call on Dr. C. E. Geiger. Forest Grove. Oregon.
