Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, July 05, 1906, Image 1

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W ashington
VOL IV
COUNTY NEWS
FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE.,
the most delicate and well chosen
VETERANS’ ENCAMPMENT | ; terms
and emphasized the fact once BIGGEST
w
■
more that America owes to them a
THURSDAY, JULY
5,
1906.
orator of the day and delivered
TEARS: was very the interesting
address. The Dec­ A METROPOLIS AT LAST
Mr. Clapp stated that his most st
tial aid would consist in “ ho
after which confession he procee
laration of Independence was preceded
debt of gratitude that never will nor
by a strong appeal for men, upright
unload with the usual telling
^ Beautiful Weather Affects Greater never can be paid. The afternoon
And Have Been Wafting Long and Patient­ and when the time came for raisi|
People From the Four Points of men of the Roosevelt type.
rites were closed \ ery appropriately
money, like thè proverbial
Judge Hollis brought out the fact that
Attendance Than Has Been
with “ My Country ’Tis of Thee,” in
the Compass Gather in
ly but Now Forest Grove
providence, he arose to the
to the country must the future of
which everybody joined.
Usually the Case.
and the funds rolled in swift
America look for that strength upon
Forest Grove.
Is “ It.”
In the evening again another union
secretary Hoge could count
which she will have to depend largely
service was conducted. Fitting music
All this was not due to Mr.
for the renewed life that is coming on
fGood Speakers And Large Crowds was offered for the occasion and Rev.
as the result of the reaction that is New Train Service and Elecrtlc Cars skill alone, however, althoui
Weather
Perfect
and
Everyone
Satis­
Herbert W. Boyd occupied the atten­
ability in this line is recognis
crowding forward against ice "grafter;”
Are The Notable Features of
tion of the congregation with one of
fied With Accommodations
Start Simultaneously Tuesday,
Mrs. Barber, when called upor
the upright, energetic man is the man
the best sermons heard from Mr.
Veterans’ Reunion.
all
previous attempts at oratory
for
the
future
and
the
only
man
that
and Entertainment.
July 3rd.
Boyd since coming to Forest Grove.
like the chirping of crickets as
will succeed hereafter and he will come
His theme aroused him to his effort
pared to the “ song of the
from the country; the country is con­
and conviction was the result.
She handled her stories with tl
ducive
of
a
purer
life;
and
there
are
no
The Thirteenth Annual Reunion of
Yesterday Forest Grove witnessed
Really, it has not been long since j
Although Monday was a very warm
of a veteran stump speaker
Washington County Veterans’ Associa- .
" " a vcry warm one of the greatest gatherings ever John Ds. among the farmer classes construction
on the street railway was J
,. ,
■ • v
n
day, the usual crowds frequented the
efforts made a visible impress
according
to
Judge
Hollis.
tion, which convened in Forest Grove,
....
,
'
,
held in the county when the country
begun. On account of promises of -
:
,
t __ sn
______ celebration grounds and listened to
i
her hearers.
She was com
Saturday, June 30, will be a memorable
earlier service it has seemed long.
Mayor Peterson make his crowning sides poured in their population to do
enrapt
in
her
subject
and spok>
| one to the many who were fortunate
The I
Everything was completed satisfactorily
efforts in the way of speech making. homage to their forefathers.
j
out
from
the
heart
as
she
seetr
enough to be able to attend. Perfect
and it is doubtful if any speedier action !
‘
~
“
Although the mayor says he is no crowd is estimated variously but many
,.
,
,
.
,
a
,
I
have
this
particular
project
stam
l weather prevailed throughout the en­
could have been attained under the I.
.
orator he succeeded in making his thousands were present and the eagle [
_
. .
her purposes as a life work;
campment and the townspeople daily
circumstances.
But, nevertheless, j .
.
,
,.
. , ■
“ subjects” proud of his loyal efforts. screamed so that he could have been
hearing
her could not help
i sought the coolness of the Naylor
Fisher-Thorsen of Portland, Looses Forest Grove, at last, has that long'
heard for miles.
Senator Haines responded to the
| convinced that all work must sto (
Grove and swelled the attendance
The celebration began early bur
talked of electric line to the depot and
mayor’s address of welcome in the
in a Great Game—Curnelfus Wins
that hospital is built. Senator E|
| perceptibly.
a train service to Portland, the metro- .
usual enthusiastic style characteristic was formerly introduced by the parade ,
added to the argument!
Sunday
Game.
The first day was given over to the
polis of the Pacific Coast, that leaves
of the senator, after which the Cornelius which formed in the city at half p ast'
tamped on the minds of his aull
I selection of camps for the week and
very little indeed, io be desired.
and Hillsboro contingency contributed 10 o’clock and proceeded to the j
the necessity of working togttl
no programme was rendered but Sun­
grounds.
The
lovers
of
base
ball
in
our
city
I"351 Tuesday the electric cars were I that the time had come when
their quota to the days entertainment.
day the beautiful grounds were filled
The firemen and Forest Grove band beautiful have been longing and pray- readv I°r business, although yet a little
This part of the program contained
Grove had eliminated its “ kni
with people all day long. In the after­
some surprises for the audience and in and other dignitaries of the city made ing for a snappy game free from Charley stifi wi,h ne'wness- After much undue as was being proved by the suci
noon a union service, participated in
which the children were, as usual, the up the parade and followed in the ; Horse and scandalous errors, f a l l 0 f and previo-s heralding, the cars arrived the street car line enterprise am
by all the churches, was one of the
wake or just before the liberty car filled enthusiastic rooting and dazzling star with all equipments on Saturday and a
leading lights.
Forest Grove could have anythini
main features of the encampment and
with little girls over whom presided performances these many years and force of men were put to work im­
she wanted if every one tended a
Tuesday, the last day of the
a very large congregation listened to
Miss Butler, the Goddess of Liberty.
their prayers were answered yesterday mediately in order to have the cars
The points of usefulness to tl
reunion, the old soldiers preserved for
an interesting service in the shade of
Miss Butler made a charming appear­ when the Fisher and Thorsen paint in running order by the 4th of July.
and to every one in the city as
themselves. The morning was devoted
On Tuesday, also, the Southern
and beneath “ Oregon’s tall pines.”
ance and wore a crown which nad aggregation of Portland was defeated
to many people outside of the cit;
to reminiscences of those mighty and
already adorned many queens and by the local disciples of A. G. Spauld- Pacific put into force their new
Prof. Bates lead “ All Hail the Power of
all dwelt upon, and if enumerate«
serious times of so much moment to
goddesses. It contained real jewels ing( 5 t0 4. Not since the good 0id schedule which will be greatly appre­
Jesus Name” which opened the cere­
would occupy an entire page.
us of later days, while the afternoon
mony and which was followed by the
and was fortunately provided for the days 0f Parker, Suess, Purdin and that ciated by all who live along the west is not the slightest doubt in the £
was well taken care of by the W. R. C.
side line between Forest Grove and
invocation by Rev. Belknap and scrip­
of any who have been made aa|
and Loyal Temperance Legion of occasion by friends of the committe- bunch that made Forest Grove famous,
Portland. The schedule of trains now
tural reading by Re". Bates.
The
men-
has
there
been
a
cleaner,
a
snappier
the particulars of the propositii
Forest Grove. The evenings were
running from and to Forest Grove to
sermon was preached by Rev. C. F.
Hon. W. R. McGarrv delivered the exhibition nor a bigger crowd,
all
the aid that can possibly
given over to t..e campfire customs
Clapp and it is the universal opinion
oration of the day which immediately
The grandstand was teeming with all other points, complete, including should be given. Not only is the
while all through the affair the martial
that Rev. Clapp was at his best. He. music of the fife and drum gave tone followed the parade, and succeeded in white oxfords, pretty girls and a few eight passengers daily, is as follows:
a charitable one but it is a ]
a. m.
stirring up the latent enthusiasm and good looking boys from Hillsboro, and
commended the “ grand old army” in and dignity to all.
Forest G rove ............ East Bound.
MS proposition and one that will
patriotism of his country-men by his the side lines contributed many a
............... South '*
9:00 service to one and all in or n«
eloquence and fine presence. Suitable quarter toward furnishing bread for
9.-00
**
'* .............. East "
.
city. The hospitals that have
m.
music was also provided and other the association.
established in other small towns
1:30
features lent force to the programme.
The dopsters from P —. came out
4 : 1 « state have proven so profitable 1
The afternoon was given over to with the intention of selling and
South
6:11
somes cases two hospitals have
"
"
................
*’ *'
............. 12;20
sports and the baby show, both of spreading a few kegs of paint, but A rrives
.......................................................
M ** .............. 9:20 constucted—and thatin no larger
which were extremely interesting after the local cloutera had leaned
Such service as this is a very satis­ than ours.
features. Other forms of amusement against the leather for four nice trips factory substitute for the hourly service
kept the large crowd busy all the after- jn the first two cantoes, they began to that we are to have when the United
D ES TR U C TIV E FIRE.
noon. The weather could not have sjt up and take notice and sent a mes- Railways have completed their line
been more satisfactory and the grass, sage to the management that white and infinitely more substantial than so
made green by the recent rains, were paint v.as harder to sell in Forest Grove much “ hot air.” The realization of Sawmill Burned at Patton
covered with resting revellers all day; than lemonade near a brewery. Their this enterprise is directly due to Forest
M O W E R S , R A K E S, T E D D E R S
Loss About $6,000. no Insura
the luxurious shade spread nearly to scare was only momentary however Grove industry and energy as all the
Yesterday afternoon the
all parts of the grounds and a gentle for after that they got stingy and only capital was subscribed within the city
John Callahan at Patton .Valley
breeze from the north kept the tall permitted one run.
as well as the labor. And it has very
firs waving throughout the a temoon.
The home folks kept the visitors plainly demonstrated what can be done gether with over 12000 wo*
The evening was still more pleasant from doing much until the s e v e n th - in a city of the size of Forest Grove lumber, was entirely destroyed b
and until early morning the crowds only one run was all.
Davis had when all interests work harmoniously making the total loss $6000
enjoyed the superb night air cons- pitched phenomenal ball and kept his together in the effort to improve the was not a cent of insurance 01
whole affair rr.d this will be a
piciously void of the dust and dirt that juts well scattered for the first six cjty.
blow to the owner and comm
usually pervades the Fourth of July chapters, but in the seventh the j
The
fire originated in the engine
atmosphere.
painter came near landing an order for ENTHUSIASTIC OVER SANITARIUM
and
was
caused from a defect
The committee, who have had their dope. They crossed the rubber
charge of yesterday’s big celebration 0nce in the seventh, eighth and ninth, Everyone Agrees That a Hospital Ought fire box. Mr. Callahan and
were celebrating here yesterdaj
«¿»«An»*
deserve especial credit for the unusual- but although the whole nine of them
to be Built Immediately.
got word about two o’clock
ly favorable outcome of the affair; and talked like drummers for another run,
No
enterprise
in
any
city
was
ever
the
disaster. Mr. Callahan imme
from the fact-that no serious accidents they couldn’t get it and the score
launched
under
more
auspicious
cir­
ly
hurried
home but by the ti:
or injuries were received by any one boy hung up the tins, Forest Grove S,
cumstances
than
the
present
project
got
there
his
mill and $2,000
to mar the occasion, with one accord Portland 4. Tickey Brown was the
that
now
is
well
under
way
in
our
city
lumber
were
in ashes. The mi]
all can say, with the greatest assurance brilliant spot of the day. He accepted
which
has
(or
its
end
the
erection
of
a
built
two
years
ago, and has be<
of truth, that there never was a greater many difficult chances out in the
of
the
main
factors
iu Patton
garden
and
got
every
one.
He
Everything
considered,
ever
held
in
this
or better celebration
H A Y L O A D E R S, SW E E P RAKES
It
employed
eight
men
and turm
scored
a
couple
of
the
runs
and
looted
,he
e
d
itio
n
s
could
not
possibly
be
part of the valley.
Besides a full line of
bases like a professional.
professional,
Jones’ bet,er' The location could not be 12,000 feet of lumber per day.
underhanded bal'r. wrre corker to find. bettered anywhere in the state; the
EUXTCN CELEBRATES
M Y E R S ’ H A Y TOOLS
He walked five and fanned 7. Davis price that is being paid for the hospital
site is a great bargain to say the very
Consisting of
Enjoyed at struck out S and walked 2.
FOREST GROVE
r
J
H A YUNCI M A C H I N E R Y
I
All K in d s
if
m <
The Usual
H ay C arriers, S lin g s, Single and Double
Forks, P u lle y s , etc. Everything needed
for a c o m p le te outfit
:
Buxton.
Although the citizens of the Buxton
community were somewhat disappoint­
ed in their expectations that the P. R.
& N., would be completed to their
little town by the 4th of July, the
extensive preparations made there for
the celebration were carried out as
much as possible according to the
original plan. For years Buxton has
been celebrating and the Buxton
people would not enjoy themselves
unless they celebrated at home.
The celebration yesterday was the
most successful of any. An interesting
program of sports combined with the
other features, completed the day and
every body went home satisfied that
Buxton is the place to celebrate,
We sell only the Pure Manila Rope.
Don’t take an inferior rope
it wont last half so long
G O F F BR O S.,
FOR EST GROVE.
Big Time
O R EG O N
j every time.
I
Judge W. H. Hollis of Forest Grove.
The audience stood up and shouted' lemst: * buildin* a,ready P*"1* con*
when Wilks made the clever scoop Itructed “ d in eveTy wa* adaPted 10
u ( j whip to first, when Costello made sucb a PurPose> stands on the ground;
the difficult fly catch off second and furthermore everyone who has been
again when Barrett pounded out a two approached has expressed great enthu­
sacker to the fence timber. Line up: siasm and the business men of Forest
Portland
Position Forest Grove Grove bought $1,100 worth of stock
in four days. With such spirit already
F a rre ll.................. c ..................... Britton j
manifested the remaining cash should
Jones................. . . p ....................Davis
be raised in a few days.
Schauntz............. 1 b .....................Barrett
The meeting held in Vert’» Hall last
Costello............. 2 b . . ............. Heater
; Friday evening was not as well attend­
H o w a rd ....: , 3 b .................... Wilks
ed as might have been although it was
Montag ------- s s ................ Kopple
very notable that there was not a
Langchef............. I f ...................Leopold
person in the house that eras not enthu-
Paterson............... c f ..................... Brown
| siastic over the project.
Speeches
Umnire, Roy Cook
were made by Dr. Brown, who present­
ed the matter and stated to the assem­
With blood in their necks bocause
bly what already had been done and
of their defeat a week ago the Cornel­
as was announced in these columns last
ius ball toasers scrapped like book
week. Rev. Barber and Rev. Clapp
were called upon for remarks in which
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