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éditorial Page-W ashington Co. News. M E R E S T l ^ t i U l t o r _________ ^ Eï(ry Thursday öy ‘ he Washing Coiil> Publishing Co. Incorporated it Forest Grove. Oregon Year in Advance. $ 1.00 A .R .N O U R 8 E .M * , ‘For It is not FAIR work progressing . Ground. .1 Ai3ska.Yu<0n.P. tific El. . generally position Being Laid Out— Cam paign on to Secure State Buildings and Exhibits Y ou Con E asily O p e ra te Tl,ls Typewiter j Yourself. N e w G oods, N e w G oods , Don’t ----- -- worry your correspondent. Don t write him ette Valley produce more Spitzenbergs , . ne wn . . The work anything by h a m .® ^ " than the whole Hood River country. v , l I - Creatmg ‘ he Alaska that takes time I t is not generally known, but is never- * CI” ° Ex;lC)si,ion is Progressing to make out— j theless a fact, that at least one one grower growe- « 6 sn non ol more “,u,c than l“““ : tha' may leave i *o 5 0 ,000 in the day has put the him in doubt— j has for many Tears received exactly - I ? 63.0.’.000 the day has P«*‘ world’s fair 1 much for his apples as have the grow- • , 0n a strong financial basis 1 that he can’t easily read. card ers of any other section in the state and the management is busy perfect- And don’t fill out legal __ papers or -------- two orchards in the Willam T h e Latest in Stationery, Tooth Brushes Cloth and Hair Brushes Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles Prices Right Dr. Hines’ Drug S to re Main St. Forest Grove m It is not generally known that, notwith" _ Carrying out our Plans to make “ ' M S : ' or make out accounts or hotel rd at the post-office at Forest standin. , h the 1909 fair the most successful from i T T ° ™ handwriting. no seco cûOAnn Grove, Oregon, as n d nlnoii class great cry about $3 apples every standpoint that h It looks bad, reflects on your standing mail matter. and the puzzle about the poor man’s held. * h eVer been makes PeoPle lhink you can’t afford supply, Hood River is offering today . stenographer and is sometime uuui- 1 John C. Olmsted, the noted lands- guous- prime apples at 85 cents per box, cape artist of Brookline, Massachusetts ^ou can *,r' fe out y °ur letters, make while the same fruit is selling in Yam _L - l i . * i m i l a n a k a tiM ..» C ll ! _ __ • _____ . | who laid out the Chicago and Portland ^ abstract’ fiH in an insurance p o l-; ■ess all com munications to W ash hill at considerably higher figures. expositions is n r , „ . , . . | lcy> enter your card memos, make out ington County P u b. C o ., With trumpet blast it is announced expositions, is new at work designing y0ur accounts, or a hotel menu, or do Forest Grove, Ore. e grounds and arranging the build- any kind of writing you need, on any that Hood River apples are the best mgs. He has pronounced the site as, kmd, size or thickness of paper, and in the world because they keep until scenically, the finest ever utilized for SDace any way you want on He NEWS fails to reach its subscrib- midsummer * (A rather ticklish asser-! su^h a purpose, or is latte, we requ est that immedi- tion for an horticultural authority to Henry E Reed, director of exploita- i attention may be called to the same. make. ) It is not generally known in j tion, is now busily engaged in making ^ W. R. H I e K S Milburn Wagons, Scotch Clipper Plows and other Farm Implements Tfje____ “ nwde | arrangements tot (he stale, p ji ' Flour, Feed, and Grass Seeds OLIVER Forest Grove H " o f i pale- H , h „ Major T. S. Clarkson, T y p e W ^ riie r P p e, an in one ol special commissioner, in the field their own warehouses, Northern Spy The Standard Visible Writer vistting the governors of ail the com- apples grown at Scappoose and shipped j monwlalths.' You can write any of these things So far Major Clarkson to Hood River held up longer and | has met He Onion Growers of the North- with unprecedented success. yourself if you do not happ.n to have better in every way than the choicest have joined the Consolidated Hood River fruit. But so much H°.Vera0r hS ^ ta' ked haS I " « d l y learn, with a little ¿on Growers Association which was signified uis intention of recommend- 1 practice, to write ju st as rapidly, a n d (j has been published by information bu ing a liberal appropriation for a build- as perfectly, as an expert operator on lized in Portland about a week reaus and by horticultural writers gen ing and an exhibit. Mr. Reed is also the OLIVER. Because the OLIVER is j The purpose of the Consolidated erally in laudation of Hood River as carrying on an extensive campaign to the simplified typewriter. And you I loo Growers Association is to n.ain- the very best apple section in the state, secure the 1909 meetings of national can see every word you write. A b o u t' t prices and m em bers have agreed 80 per cent more durable than any | that I propose after my picking season 1 conventions, other typewriter, because it has about | 3i 85 cents as the m inim um price Toe executive committee of the 80 per cent less wearing points than j ; hundred. It will b e seen that is finished, to make an exhibition in the most public manner possible which exposition has appropriated 8 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 most other typewriters. ehington county is th e cen ter of 80 per cent easier to write with than will demonstrate beyond all cavil, be- for the live stock show, which will be lonion raising industry. T h e offl- these other complicated, intricate >ond all sneer, beyond all ignorance, on an extensive scale, and from pres i elected at the m eeting in Portland machines that require "hum oring” — . and I hope, to the admiration of my ent indications promises to be the techinical knowledge— long practice ¿iren. who although living in Port- rivals, that as fine apples are grown most successful ever held, and special skill to operate. id, are graving im m en se crops of Than machines which cannot b e 1 today in old Yamhill as in Rogue The management is receiving let- i in Washing'on county. River Valley, Hood River Valley or ters from all over the country endorsing adjusted to any special space— with j which it is impossible to write abstracts, ! any other vallev in the State of Oregon. the object of the exposition, and pledg insurance policies, or odd sized docu- I The hop market is now practically at ing support from different localities. ments except you buy expensive I cud still, due to the shortage of To Come Up Before the Legislature. The primary purpose of the fair is to special attachments requiring experts It is said that the large amount to operate. As near as we can tell at the present exploit the resources and potentialities You can adjust the OLIVER to any , is that have b een bought up by of Alaska, Yukon and the Pacific reasonable space— you can write on j ¡buyers cannot be sent east at pres- time the members of the coming leg Northwest, and to make known and any reasonable size and thickness of ' tto be deposed. Cars that have islature will keep busy— here are some foster the vast importance of the trade paper, right out to the very edge, I i ordered a month ago in some of the questions that will come up dur- of the Pacific Ocean and ol the coun without the aid of an expensive attach- j ment or special skill, and yout work havt not yet b eep secured. The the session: tries bordering on it. Different from W ater rights for irrigation and manu will be neat appearing, legible and at present are not anxious other fairs, the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific clear. facture, defining the uses to which and in som e cases where Exposition will not celebrate any par For the OLIVER is the typewriter water or state streams may be put. hops were reported sold, the same ticular event. The awakening of the j for the doctor, the lawyer, the insur- Regulation of state banks, through still on the growers hands. In Pacific, the wonderful achievement in j ance aS en*> the merchant, the hotel an examiner, requiring frequent re „ , a . i .e . ■ ■ proprietor— or any man who does his part of the valley few consign- all lines of effort of the countries in ; H K J . own writing. ports, limiting loans, fixing cash re -ts have been sold this week. and bordering thereon, and the l m - ; w rite us now for our booklet on the serves, etc., portant role the commerce of the simplified features o ( the OLIVER, Railroad commission to compel rail- ocean plays in that of the world, are T h e O l i v e t - T y p e w r i t e r C o . ¡A prison ju te mill in the Oregon reads to supply cars and to enforce Waébash Ave. and Mon-os St. the most noteworthy things the fair will ! ^tentiary is b ein g discussed quite reciprocal demurrage. C h ic u g o • Illin o is celebrate. • It will be a great interna- ; ;iy lately. Such enterprises have Appropriation for rivers and harbors, tional exposition. Historical sentime.it i i placed in the , Walla Walla and 60 YEAR- including $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 for extension of EXPERIEN CE will not be depended upon to arouse ! J Quentin prisons and it is said that Celio portage railway to The Dalles. interest and induce participation. do not even supply anything Establishment of jute mills at Salem The Exposition site comprises 255 the required num ber of graln ! for manuacture of grain bags by con- acres of the campus of the Washing- ! is in the state. T h e farmers near . vict labor. pnson are the ones that would get ^ ^ books ¡n public schoois, ton University. In its virgin state it T rade M ar ks presents everything to please the eye. fcnefit of the supply when the by Representative ß ev er-, D esigns C opyr igh ts A c . ! There are tall, stately giants of the for- j URSDAY, N O V E M B E R 8 , 1906 p rice. It Tht HOUSEWIFE'S DELIGHT Is what Cooks say of Our Universal Ranges and Stoves. They give Satisfaction. We are the Sole Agents for the UNIVERSAL RANGE, $ 2 5 up JU S T R IG H T for JU S T NOW , your house painted right now will LO OK « ■ ■ M f besides a num ber ol to erect buildines of a permanent char other acter, which will give them an oppor Local Time fable ' n)oves, which will keep the ladies ^ lor some tim e. tunity to install lasting memorials of TH E THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR BETWEEN SEATTLE Oregonian GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY ■THE COMFORTABLE WAY” k o u t c o f t h u f u im iU N O r l u d t u l L i m i t e d f ui arttii'-a inform m an , r a m , e tc., c *l! on or a d d fC H. H, UIVKSON, e. rri ago, Millard Loundsdale, known in this county as one of orchardists of the W illam ette takes exception to the dfT5 of Hood R iv er and the Valley as b ein g 1 Places to fruit Rogue the best and grow apples. Yamhill i8ty and the orchardists of Washing- 1 county that have taken y pride to 1 nP their orchards and get the * io 1 Results from theiT apple trees will ^ c k of the Y am h ill apple grow- ’■ his letter, he in Round Trip Ticket*. - claims 1 kav* been set forth by the - 1 :30 p. m ’ night train leaving Portland at 8 p. . - 4:16 p. m. Fare « 1 .0 5 . Round trip tickets sold any day in SOUTH BOUND m. ^ the. week, limit 30 days or less and . . 8 :3 0 a. Departs m. good on any train. This ticket is for . - 5 :4 0 p. the accommodation of oor patons who f o r e s t g r o v e s p e c ia l s 12:2 0 P- m. m. ’ S . L. ATKINS, Agent - ■ e N EW S M e a ts , L a r d a n d F ish the newsiest paper Try our choice M E A T S and be convinced by ance in the county. the inviting appeal Always have on hand the best F o re s t d ro v e , From now to Jan. 'Ofi to all new subscribers for the price of $ 1 .0 0 , thus giving you T he News from now until Jan . FREE ! Y, V ¡J I and fresh taste. Prompt Delivery to all parts of the city. W e will give the News Portland to purchase part says: M a rk e t (Pacific Avenue) I i E . H a ll H . Me\ a m e r P a la c e do not wish to be kept waiting in » 1 , 60 . n., F R E S I I F liO iv l I I IE FA R M PORTLAND BOUND To Portland and and return sold . . 8 :52 a. m. Saturdiys and Sundays com m encing at Departs . •- 6:35 a. m. 1 p. m. each day. limited to Monday who is t 122 Third S t. , Portland, Ore. their progressiveness. a few and deoart on the following schedule: CHICAGO VIA THE Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive 1 ^ * letter to the UNIVERS IT Y Forest Grove, Oreg. FR E E ! you have ever The states and nations will be invited i T H E P R E S ID E N T MÜNN & Co.36,Bro,d- ,r New York J. E . Bailey. M P A C IF IC Scientific American. Resolutions were passed at $ 8 .0 0 and $ 10 .0 0 PATTON’S Located at Forest Grove, Oregon, 26 miles west from Portland. — H as largest endowment; is best equipped of any of the private in (C h r i s ti a n stitutions of the state. Tuition low. G o -c d u c a tio n a l For catalogue and attractive N o n -S e c ta ria n literature address .itrictiycoiiildcntlnl. HANQB00K <>n I a te n ts of Linn. slopes, commanding terraces and un- ; tloni» rimjyMirtij Mileat nuei'cy f o r aflcu rtnapatenta. Puf mit a taken tlirodarti Munti & Go. receive Creation of brrrd of immigration, surpassed stretches oí water front. t p f c i i i l n o t ic e , w ithout c h a r te . In th e fer besides the speculation in the with appropriation of $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 advc- - j he grounds border for more than J market for the purchase of raw cated by Representative Chapin, of j # ^ ^ a ^ Qn u k e Union and A hr.twlaomely lltnatrnted weekly, I.nrpcst clr- ferial. ............ culai M i " f «n y^ cien tld o ,jou rn al. T e rm s. $3 a g y m . , four m onili«, 91. Bold by t t l M v a M M A Multnomah. | ^ ake Washington. The Olympic and Appropriation of money for James Cascade mountains are in plain sight, ! B ranch OfHce. 625 F B U W ashington. D. C. Hie results of the sessions of the town and Seattle fairs. i and an unobstructed view of the perpet- j .men's Federation which met in Establishment of school for feeble ^ pgaks q( m ,_ RaiBier and Mt. r^nd last w eek show unanimous minded. Baker may be obtained. In construct- “°n looking towards the estab- Election of Jonathan Bourne as U. ^ buildings and laying out the ®ent of som e definite course of S. senator on the first ballot. grounds every care will be taken to . I and ethical training in the pub- 1 preserve nature’s own handiwork. iScHools, pledging support to a pure — Goldenrod Flour now 95 cents Different from former fairs, the Alas- y law, and support to a measure Pe' sack- ■____________ ka-Yukon-Pacific exposition includes in ■ To all STRANGERS coming jriding for state care of feeble __ y our stomach chums and digests ¡ts p]an the election of permanent to this city or locating in )dfri children, and the report of a the food you eat and if foul, or torpid, buildings. Many of the Urge exhibit this county— The News :'al com mute recom m en ding that or out of order, vour whole system suf- pa]aCes will be substantially erected organization im m ediately take Fo r Three . Months fers from blood poison. Hollister’s and they will remain as the property of te establish a scholarship fund _ . well. tbe Universitv after the fair closes to Copies can be had by the benefit of deserving girls. T h e Rocky M ount.ii, ea _ ( Hines’ ! be used for educational purposes. sending us your address. ®en also went on record as the cents, Tea or a .ie .s Thus the Washington state appropria * a«nt of the H carst styie of jour- Drug Store.__ tion will be used tor a permanent good :ra and the co m ic supplements, I _ If ^ fmm Miss0,lri we can aside from the benefits that will accrue j You w ill find «ugh admitting that these amused ^ ^ ^ bes{ Kne of Men-S suits to the commonwealth from the fair. r K that the railroads improve their W IN T E R 5 UNPR 9 OF PAINT R*. PETERSON S SON, Forest Grove i a greater and heavier tax on the 1 children. A LL Provided it/s — a • • e mm tli g a »ket< h ai l d< •crfptlmi may nult kly nsf-ertnln our oplnlon fre e w lieth er an would tn- CH EERFU L tickets. ATKINS. JA M E S ■ Hughes Phone 591 O r * s it « » r i RASM USEN - Forest drove, O rt.. - Pacific Ave. r i« f l