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jjtorial Page-Washington Co. News. Seattle People buy $ 6 5 0 ,0 0 0 Worth °f Stock in Alaska-Yukon-Pacific the senator from Washington county. Exposition Assuring its Success. It seems to be a case of dividing up ^ million dollar fair three years with Multnomah County, which always from now—that is what the town of wants a finger in the pie. Well, let Se,ttle' the st« e of Washington, and Multnomah have the speakership of tbe Pacific Northwest are looking for- the house, we have the man for the ward t0- The start has been m ade, a presidency of the senate. wonderful start, by the raising of 8650, E d ito r A . E . IN O U RSE, M g r . j Ewry Thursday by the Washing publishing Co. Incorporated “ at Forest Grove. Oregon [jl 00 a Year in Advance. at the post-office at Forest Grove. Oregon, as second class mail matter. ■ all communications to W ash ington County Pub. Co., Forest Grove, Ore. he i L jjew S fails to reach its subscrib e s late, we request that im m edi- Littention may be called to the same. M rKSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1906 Fan mb ill I lprei 'lie Tillamook H eadligh t upon re- ban« learn niag a copy of T he News, contain- ope I a report of the m eetin g of the radi mns of the Pacific Coast Condensed dai gk Company, nearly had a fit. In rane lOQt i editorial in last w eek’ s paper the nb| Iping was printed: “ T he W ashing- i County News m akes this astonish- , announcement: ‘ Washington Duty is to be the lead in g dairy Bty in Oregon in a few years.’ M y! mgtonians w ill have to get a st!e on, get up early, go to bed late d move that co un ty west of the ist range before it can hope to e a start to catch up to Tillamook, ( leading dairy county in Oregon, e are glad to know that Tillamook is lave a rival, but it w ill be a long fae before any county in Oregon can distance this county for dairyin g.” seems that the pace we have set ing in the dairy business has got the 1 st of our neighbors across the moun- as. Of course, we are practically nr in this enterprise, but within a at time our prophecy w ill com e true. Tillamookers, do not become t o of our growing industry. You ire had the lead in g dairy county of state but from now on it shall be |:i to you to hustle and rem ain at the if you do not wish Washington snty to be the lead in g dairy county Oregon. W e are growing every Complications have now arisen con- Ictming the placing of the track back |of the business houses, clear through iPacific Avenue to First Avenue ISotth. It seems that some of the laid owners have small broken strips l«f land on each side of the alley run- |tiag through back of the stores mak ing it impossible for the company to I approach very near the rear entrance of lie business houses of the north end lithe block. A lease to enable the ¡tying of the track accross some of the I property, from the owners was tried in Iwn, which would have made it pos- Ale to turn in to the stores. It is law said that the com pany will use I ¡ts franchise to run a spur as far as I'filler’s drug store on Main Street, Iw h from first Avenue North. 1 % do not these property owners I look forward to the beautifying of the lOywhen they have been offered a I Pod price for the use of their land for •certain period. T here is’nt any use I ^having another spur running half south on the M ain street from 1st I Avenue. This will only add in block- ^ e way when freight is unloaded every day. It will fill up our streets, 051 sidewalks and would cause much *®r7 *ciong the workers of the Civic '^Movement Society. T he alley back * d>e stores is the place for the freight Clr, sad why not put it there? THE FAIR o f 1 9 0 9 . N e w Goods, N e w G o o d s The Latest in Don’t worry your correspor dent. Don’t write him anything by h a n d ^ g that takes time 10 make out— Stationery, Tooth Brushes Cloth and Hair Brushes Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles Prices Right that may leave him in doubt— that he can’t easily read. And don’t fill out legal papers or card m em os-or make out accounts or h o te l11 menus in your own handwriting. It looks bad, reflects on your standing ; makes people think you can’t afford a | ~----- ------------- ---- 000 in one day through the sale of Push has made American men what stoc*c *n tb* exposition corporation, they are today. It is the great Amer- 0ctober 2 was a gala day in Seattle, ican spirit condensed into a monosyl- tbe b‘K8est d*y the Washington me- lable. Hand in hand with push goes tr0P°**s ever had. It was known as publicity as a motive power toward Subscription Day; the Mayor, by proc- * e“ £ " ph*r ^ * SOrneUme ^ j success. The two are so close that it ^ naat'on’l made it a holiday, and the You can write out your letters, make Everybody H elps,” adopted ( out an abstract, fill in an insurance pol-1 is difficult to know them apart. The slogan man of push is a champion of publicity. by Will H. Parry, chairman of the w ;y ; I *cy> enter your card mem os, m ake out If he has a good thing he wishes the and means committee, was made a ! V°ur accounts, or a hotel m enu, or do | any kind of writing ycu need, on any public to know about it. If he has reabty' There was a constant flow of kind, size or thickness of paper, and : goods to sell there must be push and cbecks and gold up the elevators to space any way you want on publicity if he would convert those the fifteentb story of the Alaska build- goods into income. What is the use i ing’ wllere the temporary headquarters of having the goods to sell if no one of the exposition have been established The fair already gives promise of a , knows of them? How are the buyers scope yet unattained by western enter to be found? Push and publicity will T ÿ p o A / rîic r prises. The name, Alaska-Yukon-Pa- provide the articles to be sold and the cific Exposition, contributes an idea of I The Standard Visible W riter persons to buy them. Push and pub the general nature of the show. It | You can ^ any of these things j licity are the antidotes of stagnation will be primarily an Alaska fair, held yourself if you do not happen to have 1 and starvation.— Louisville Courier-Jour to exploit to the world the resources of a stenographer. nal. For you can easily learn, with a little the little-known northland, and in this practice, to write just as rapidly, and connection will be gathered the most Since the appointment of Francis J. as perfectly, as an expert operator on H eney as deputy district attorney at remarkable mining display ever shown the OLIVER. Because the OLIVER is And you San Francisco to investigate the graft at a world’s fair. The gold that made the simplified typewriter. charges against Abe Ruef and others, |ths country originally famuus will be can see every word you write. About 80 per cent more durable than any the land frauds will be taken up by told oi tro u g h specimens and phot i- other typewriter, because it has about United States Attorney Bristol. This j and machinery, and the other 80 per cent less wearing points than will bring the land fraud trials at a ; ores rnore recent'y discovered, will most other typewriters. 80 per cent easier to write with than much earlier date. If Mr. Heney is have Pr0Per «presentation. And more intricate entangled in the investigation of the imPortant- the agricultural and indus- these other com plicated, machines that require “ hum oring” — graft charges in San Francisco it will trial possibilities will be effectively techinical knowledge— long practice mean that he will have urgent business | exP'°he<1' and spec a' skill to operate. Besides Alaska, the great Yukon Tuan machines which cannot be in the Bay City for some little time. In that event it will be impossible for country wil1 contribute sam Ples of its adjusted to any special space— with u ;_ ~ __ . . . . untold wealth, and the islands of the which it is impossible to write abstracts, him to return to Oregon to take up the ; rW „ - sea will show their marvels. One o l ; >nsurance policies, or odd-sized docu trial of the Oregon cases on schedule buy expensive time. If If it it is is found found therefore, th a t: the P»ncipal objects of the exposition I special attachments requiring experts Mr. H eney’s duties will keep him in wlU be t0 brin* t0* ether in trade the to operate. You can adjust the OLIVER to any San Francisco for a long period of time. shores of the Paclfic’ With a Popula- reasonable space— you can write on Mr. Bristol will begin the trial of the tion ten times as great as the United any reasonable size and thickness of land cases as soon as a judge can be 1 States’ occupying a territory three paper, right out to the very ed ge, • j times the size of Uncle Sam s domain, without the aid of an expensive attach sent to Portland to preside over the ; Asia and Oceanica produce enormous ment or special skill, and yout work cases. I quantities of ware which Americans will be neat appearing, legib le and American I m*8bt use’ while on the other hand, clear. The editor of the North For the OLIVER is the typewriter , . ' they need millions of dollars worth of Review, in the current issue, an an- , ■' . . . • ~ ■ for the doctor, the lawyer, the insur 1 goods made in America. To bring ance agent, the m erchant, the hotel nounces his conviction “ that the time j the two together, through the medium proprietor— or any man who does his has arrived when the welfare of the I of exhibits, will be the object of the i own writing. nation would be most effectually con- j Write us now for our booklet on the Seattle fuir. served by conferring upon women the [ „ , 1 .» a ] . , l . simplified features of the OLIVER. State participation in the Alaska- F right of voting and holding political j T h e O il v e r T y p e w r i t e r C o . Yukon-Pacific Exposition is already a Wafcbash Ava. and Monro* St. office.” He holds that the right to I certainty, and the United States Gov Chicago • Illinois the franchise is not an inherent one, j ernment is counted upon to put up a and therefore has no sympathy with building or series of buildings, and those who claim it on those terms. | make a display worthy of the rich He closes the long editorial saying, ness of the land. The western states “ For the purposes, therefore, of purify learned through the Lewis and Clark ing the ballott, of establishing and fair held last year, the advantages to be maintaining lofty standards as to the gained through generous participation T rade M arks qualifications required of candidates for D e s ig n s in national exhibitions, and can be C o p y r ig h t s A c . public office, of effecting an evener counted upon to make even better dis- Anroneim tidliig » »ketch and deacrintinn may aacertuln o u r opinion free w hether an distribution of earnings, of providing a ^ those which helped make nnlrklT invention 1 h probably patentable. Comniunlca- I ii ui«* hi riet lv cnntidetittal. HANDBOOK on Patent* heavier balance of disinterestedness | l , nnl. sent free. Oldest nirenry for aeeuring patent*. the 1905 show attractive. Oregon is Patent* taken tnroucrh Munn & Co. receive t ),fria l notice , w ithout c harge, in the and conservatism against greed and certain to have a fine building, stuffed radicalism, we reiterate the expression with products, and California, always a A hnndanmolr lllnntrrtted w eeklr. ctr- of our firm belief that universal suffrage good show state, will be there. Idaho, culiith.il nf HUT •eleniIdo Imirnel. T e r n i». 0 » • rear lo u r m on th», $ 1 . Sold by all nenuleelem . has now become not only desirable, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado but almost a paramount necessity.” Branch Office. 625 F 8 U W aahlogton. D. C. and the other states, as well as the D r. OLIVER H in e s ' D ru g S to re In IVliiin St. F o re s t G ro v e W. R. R I S K S Wilburn Wagons, Scotch Clipper Plows and other Farm Implements TIje. ff Flour, Feed, and Grass Seeds Pacific Avenue Forest Grove 1 j Scientific American. iw r — f ■ u n iM i» — British possesions to the north, will be That Forest Grove is now prospering adequately represented. a is plainly seen by the W ith nearly three years remaining sreat number of houses that are filling before the exposition, the begining of up every day. Vacant houses are now preparation __________ has already been made. few in number and this speaks well tor i ^ Washington University grounds, any city. It shows that the town is comprisjn(r 3SS acres, bordering on wide awake large number ol Washington and Lake Union, strangers coming here every day know ^ as a site> aad iand- a good residence town when they see it. Kardening soon be begun. = — " ------- 1 The site is situated twenty m inutes’ — If you are from Missouri we can ride frora the center of the city, and is .how vou the best line of Men’s suits in every way adapted to its Durpose. , t $8.<X) and f 10.00 you have ever ( seen. J. E. Bailey. — Goldeurod Flour now 95 I per sack. with Hollister’s Rocky Moun“ “ ' J * . 35 cents. Tea or T ab le ts.-D r. Hines Local Time fable Portland to Pa *°COo,aging reports are heard almost $1 ,6 0. tTttY day, reenforcing the faction of ^ A ; ent ATKINS, Ai*1- — i « Is what Cooks say of Our Universal Ranges and Stoves. T hey give Satisfaction. We are the Sole Agents for the U N IVER SAL RANGE, $ 2 5 up JU ST RIG H T for JU ST NOW, your house painted right now w il' LOOK C H E E R FU L ALL W IN TER Provided i t ’s — PATTON’S SUNPROOF PAINT M. PETERSON & SON, Forest Grove r j v x m w 'T fB BT, » . n r i P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y Located at Forest Grove, Oregon, 26 miles west from Portland. -------------------------- Has largest endowment; is best equipped of any of the private in C h r is tia n stitutions of the state. Tuition low. Go-cducational For catalogue and attractive Non-Sectarian literature address T H E PRESID E N T Forest Grove, Oreg. . BEGINNING FEB. 15, 1906 THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS EVERY DAY IN THE BETWEEN GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY "THE COMFORTABLE W A Y ” FREE! M o u tc o f t ile To all STRANGERS coming to this city or locating in this county— The News F o r Three Months Copies can be had by sending us your address. f iim n U H O r it e n t t tl l.lm lt c U For detailed Informal ion, rales, etc., call on or addre» h . h . o i e i c s o x , e. r n., 122 T h i r d SI., P o r t l a n d , O r e. C W. M e N a m e r You w ill find THE NEW S the newsiest paper in the county. Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive and detjart on the following schedule: Drug Store. c — VIA THE cents - T h is is the season of decay and — Don’t list your property with weakend vitality. Nature is being A. B. Thomas— unless you want it shorn of its beauty and bloom. Y° sol d or rented. would retain yours, fortify your system M SEATTLE AND and on boom and that the E g— The HOUSEWIFFS DELIGHT MUNN & Co.3eiB— ^ New York Washington County is b eing spoken Round Trip Tickets. PORTLAND BOUND | these days in political circles through sold To Portland and and return No. 3 Departs - - * 8 :5 2 *• m - i,> senator, E. W . H aines, who « - - - 6 :3 5 a. m. 10 1S * * , H Sundays commencing at n j ^ndidtte for the presidency - ,he •• . . . - 1:30 p. m. » M ond., ,, 9 Although there are at present 1 p. m. , •• . . - - 4 :1 6 p. m. leaving Portland at 8 p. m. I ^eral strong men aspiring for the night tram SOUTH BOUND •‘« ’t'on, it is said that Mr. H aines is Fare * 1 0 5 . ^ uy ^ - - 8 :3 0 a. m. Departs support e v e ry d a y , and these Round tnp ,1C ‘ ]es, and ^ - 5 :4 0 p. ro. *e not only in the camp of the H aines the week, itn' ticket is f°r FOREST GROVE SPECIALS ^ “ ers, but many of the opposite good on any p .t0ns who1 No. 8 Arrives • * * 12:30 P- m- have lately come over to the the accoro^0 ^ - — * kept wraitif waiting m • - 7 :4 0 p. m. 10 fort. H odson seems to be a do not wish 10 tickets. Fare N. L. ATKINS, ltIOnl? candidate against our senator. You Can Easily Operate Tliis Typewiter Yourself. P a la c e M a r k e t (P acific A v e n u e ) M eats, L a r d and F is h T ry our choice M EATS and be convinced by the inviting appear ance and fresh taste. 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