are
DOING BUSINESS
Since opening our store in Forest Grove
we have sold more
1
Wagons
Harness
than all the dealers in this section put to-
gether. We have at all times a
Complete Stock
Large
Portland is fairly alive with tourists
and this will continue for the next two
j weeks from among the delegates who
(are in attendance upon the convention
j of the National Educational Association,
the Christian Endeavor and the Baptist
|; Young People. The Commercial Club
! is especially active in circulating copies
'o f its $5000 prize offer to these dele-
[ gates.
The colonist rates go into effect
|¡September 1st and continue until Oct
ober 31st. This is the rate that brings
(the actual settlers to Oregon and means
| that people can conre to this State from
Kansas ity, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
all the great territory between the
Missouri River and the Rocky Moun
tains for $25; (T o all points east of
! Umatilla, $22.50.) St. Louis $30; from
Chicago $33. It should be borne in
] mind that the most important thing of
\ all is that these people must buy their
] tickets direct to the towns they want to
reach. This is true with regard to
Medford, Eugene, The Dalles, Astoria
and every other city or town in Oregon.
| Many people get the impression that
they can come to Portland and then
*
| continue their trip to point of destina-
| tion, and it devolves upon each and
I every community in Oregon to adver-
! tlse this fact, and through the corres-
! pondence and advertising of their peo-
| pie, get new settlers.
Officers Elected and Business Wound
Up tor the Year.
The Washington County Veteran’ s
Association which came to a close at
Shute Park, Hillsboro, July *, elected
the following officers: R. W. McNutt,
president; Jabez Wilkes, vice presi
dent; W. R. Whitney, 2nd vice; H. G.
Fitch, secretary; S. Howell, treasurer;
F. A. Haines chaplain.
They will
hold their next semi-annual meeting at
Hillsboro in October.
The Indies Auxiliary elected offi
cers as follows: Mrs. E. O. Crandall,
president; Mrs, Alice Barber 1st vice;
Mrs. S. G. Morgan, 2nd vice; Mrs.
Greendyke, 3rd vice; Mrs. Groat, 4th
vice; Mrs. Sabin, secretary; Mrs Sarah
McNutt, treasurer; and Mrs. Famham,
chaplain.
Following is the roster of the meet
ing given by states:
ILLINOIS.
F A Haines, C 2nd A rt.........Hillsboro
B K Haines, C ** “
M C Collier, D 101 Inft
John Necp, C 9th Cav........... Cornelius
Robt Kuhn, B 64th Inf.........Hillsboro
R K Dailey, M 4 cav..............
“
Eli Smith, G 4 cav............... Glenwood
G E Mooberry, A ISO Inft. .Cornelius
Henry Challacomb; 97 “ . .
“
John H. Baker, G l^t “ Forest Grove
N J Walker, I U
W J R Beach, s i p s Rifles “
IOWA
in. e ‘T
n - l* c 4
ib fc
¡t- ad
ns )ic
e Ithi
DC
nein
D]
elpn
cd
taw-
ne
dd
c
Q(
At
■ a D]
ike
r
ten
^ in
ra,
ter
its
!
on
7ho
pey
the
:an
nr
R Crandall, L 5th Cav........... Hillsboro
F Doughty, P 7th “
“
Wm
Jackson,
K
33rd
Inft
! Through the assistance of the Com-
' mercial Club, Mr. J. D. Lee, President Wm Rldgely.'F 29 Inft. . Forest Grove
11 of the Oregon Pioneer Association, for S A Howell, I 10th Inft. . .-.Beaverton
warded photographs of Mrs. Mary Ram Rufus Waggener, B 3rd.........Hillsboro
sey Lemons Wood, aged 120 years E S Bramhall, B 1 0 ..................................
ht
who was crowned Qneen of Oregon on M S B Haycock, A 5 . . . . . . .Cornelius
the 4th of July, also of General George Fred Unger, F 5 cav............. Hillsboro
ohio
m
H. Williams, who performed the cere
on
Ï Ï
I
mony, to 150 of the leading papers of Edmund Lee, K 39th Inft .Greenville^ '
or
C C Hoopes, G 161 Inft ......... Gaston
the United States, accompanied by
a
i story which will call to mind the splen H F Gordon. Ind 4 Cav . Forest Grove
a
did health giving qualities of the Ore Jos A Kucher, G 18th Inft Mount'dale
b
Cornelius
' gon climate.
The red fires which H G Fitch, O. S. N .........
I 3e
NEBRASKA
burned on the summits of Mt. Hood,
n
5
1 St. Helens and Adams were plainly A H Gates, B 2nd Cav. . F’orest Grove
ily
MICHIGAN
visible from Portland.
of
W R Whitney, H 1st H A. Forest Grove
and
The dinner to the Hon. James R.
M I Sammons, I 20 Inft. . Portland R 2
Garfield, Secretary of the Interior, at
ARKANSAS
the Commercial Club Saturday night,
iff
W A Hays, D 1st In ft...........Hillsboro
jr
the 13th inst. promises to be the most
WISCONSIN
«
representative affair of its kind given
J W Hartrampf FI 7th Inf. ...H illsboro
11 e
thus far during 1907. The following
J B Waite, H 37
e
I Monday Vice President Fairbanks will
E J Groa!, K 1st
“
Sherwood
>e
be entertained at dinner at Seaside by
I
.
How the National Forests Serve the from fire, the water flow is kept steady, j try in general will apply with equa' the citizens of Astoria and invited E J Groat. D 41
L T Cornell, A 3 Inf............. Hillsboro
'U
Public.
the forage on the range is increased force to the possibilities of evaporated guests.
A W Barber, E 23
4
The Charleston and the Paul Jones,
I “ The U e of the National Forests " and guarded from abuse; and how, ir. or condensed milk. In order to show
J J Wilkins, H 5 In ft........... Cornelius
n
j a publication just printed by the y e_ 1 addition, they seive as great public what has been done in this line I will of the Facific Coast Naval Station, par- A Porter. G 12 Inft......... F’orest Grove
a
playgrounds
and
as
breeding
places
j
go
back
five
years,
at
which
time
there
cipitated
in
the
Fourth
of
July
festivi-
partment of agriculture, is a brief, clear
W H Mardin, K 2nd Inft. . ..Hillsboro
and refuges for game. Finally, the was not a can of condensed milk put t;eSi t0 be present during the visit
•
y
of
. manual for public information as to the
Rsal Estate Brokers
MINNESOTA
National
Govern-
raanaSement
°f
the
National
Forests
is
up
in
this
state,
but
that
was
imported
Vice
President
Fairbanks,
forest policy of the
R W McNutt, E 9 Inft.........Cornelius
Loans and Insurance
described.
here from the dairy sections of the east j
ment.
John
Emerson, H 1st H A
Here it is that the great usefulness and from California.
But about that'
Must Smoke a Pipe.
It is too true, as the short preface to
Office Just West o( Post Office.
of the Forests is brought out most time, and after two or three years of [ No more cigarettes in Washington W S Tilton, I 11th In f......... Hillsboro
1
the public says, that “ many people do
"
Beaverton
clearly and strikingly; for the Forests hard work the Pacific Coast Condensed after September 1. The law forbiding W L Pike, I 6th
not
know
what
National
Forests
are.
Forest Grove,
Ore.
i are managed by the people in their Milk Co. concluded to put a plant at ¡the trafficking of the little substitutes L E Bullock, FJ 10 Inf. ..Forest Grove
’
Others may have heard much about
1
own interests, and every means is used Forest Grove. The most that was ex - 1 for cigars passed by the last legislature, Wm Norton, C Bracket cav. .Hillsboro
them, but have no idea of their true
A M Coilins, F’ 1st H A
purpose and use.”
It is the object of to meet the desires and wants of all pected at that time was that they would will be opeiative in a little less than
Calvin
Briggs, U. S. teamster
“
LAWYER
of this publication to explain just what Forest users half way by dealing with supply the home market, including the two months. It was the outcome of
INDIANA
them in the main directly on the ground Alaska trade, and possibly some to the the work of the committee on public
L Peal Estate and Corpo OFFICE over the National Forests mean, what they
and in all cases with the utmost dis Orient. Today we find this company ! morals, Representative Byers, chair- R K Simpson, Bat A 1st H A, Hillsboro
ration Law a Specialty. Hines' Store are for and how to use them.
J A Long, I 73d Inft. . . Mountaindale
patch and freedom from red tape.
has grown and expanded, and enlarged j man, and is as follows:
Oregon
In the first place, it is explained how
Forest Grove, -
I
In a word, the special interest of until it now owns five large condensing ! “ That it shall be unlawful for any Albert Shanahan, G 9th Inf. . ,F Grove
the Forests are created and how their
G T Hollister, A 30 Inf,..Univer. Park
boundaries are drawn. Next, their di this manual lies in showing that the plants. Two in Oregon and three in person, by himself, clerk, servant, em-
L Groendyke, E 16th Inf...........Dilley
rect use and value are shown from the Forest policy of the Government, both Washlngton. The most surprising part j ploye or agent, directly or indirectly,
W G Hager, 22 In f................Hillsboro
in
principle
and
in
practise,
is
for
the
P A S H I O X S T A U / . P S point of view of the homeseeker, the
of it is the fact that they are able to pay ! upon any pretense or by any device, to
Phil Masters, D 13 Inf
benefit
of
the
ordinary
man,
for
the
a higher price for their milk here than ! manufacture, sell, exchange, barter,
acific Ave.
Forest Grove prospecter and miner, the user of tim
benefit of every citizen equally. There is paid in the dairy sections of the east, ! tijSpose of or give away or keep for sale, J Garrigus, I 21 In ft.................. Banks
ber, the user of the range, the user of
Neat Turnouts
yet furnish that market with the
John S Swalley, D 152 Inf . .Reedville
is still a tendency to think of the Na and
c . , ,
. .
. . . . . .
,
any cigarettes, cigarette paper or cigar-
water, and the user of Forest resources.
WASHINGTON
tional Forests as “ preserves” closed to finished product, and their desire today
Third, it is shown how the Forests are
is not for more market, but for more ette wraPPers or any PaPer made or
use, and to leave the public lands ex - 1 milk to supply the markets they already prepared for the purpose of being filled L S Fairchilds, H 1st Inf. . . Corner *
intended for use, for the production of
OREGON
(ESTABLISHED IS««.)
posed to unregulated individual ex- j have, and which they have found in the with tobacco for smoking; and any per
usable products, and for the establish
Forest Grove, Oregon
ploitation. Where these misapprehen- middle rnd eastern states, and all son, for violation of the same, shall be J B Wilkes, D 1st Mt V ol. . . Hillsboro
ment and maintenance of homes; how
sions still prevail “ The Use of the Na- throubh the south as well as California
las Harper, B 1st Inf
A general banking business transacted
on all of them the timber is protected
land Alaska. This company is today tak-1 * uilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
Interest paid on time deposits.
Eugene Jackson, B 1 Inf..Grants Pass
tional Forests” will go far to correct'
ing in at their factories in Hills'roro and conviction shall, for the first offence,
Accounts invited.
G W Reed. F 2nd Mt V o l.........Dilley
them.
Forest Grove 130,000 pounds of milk pay a fine of not less than $10 nor more
The book is written by Mr. Frederick daily and for this the farmers within a than $50 and cost of prosecution and Chas Doughty, H 2nd Or e g . . Hillsboro
“
“
E 28 U S Reg
E. Olmstead. whose intimate knowledge radius of a few miles of these factories sUnd committed in the county jail
G
T
Ledford,
I) 1st Oreg Mid “
of the conditions in the West and the *«11 receive in round numbers one-half
prosecution are paid-
For the Best. Up-to-date Work.
, , ,
Natinnal For million doilars this y e » . to say nothing untl1 such costso1 prosecution are paid, S D Powell, H 1st
policy under which the National For . Qf {he army Q, men women and child_ and for the second and each subsequent
A good 8 room house, fine loca
Baths. Pacific Ave, Forest Grove.
MISSOURI
tion, all ready to move in, just the
ests are managed especially fits him to | ren who fjnd emp|0y ment at these fac- offence, shall pay, upon conviction
A. J. Wirtz, Proprietor
place for a nice home, only $1500.
John
Baldwin,
G 23d Inf. Forest Grove
deal with the subject.
| tones tl nugheut the entire year. And thereof, a fine of not less than $100
A large house and lot close to
■ this is not all. The farms upon which nor more tj,an g soo and costs of prose J A Moore, 5th C av...............Hillsboro
Washington County an Example.
S. A. Moulton
business, nice garden and plenty of
Î this milk is produced are growing
,
, » ,
Henry Hesse, C 15th Cav
fruit,
a
choice
place
at
$1875.
-
.. •
•
t .
richer and more valuable year by year cu,,on’ 0r be ,mpnsoned >" ‘ he
The
NORTH CAROLINA
Following is an excerpt from the ^
wi„ conlinue t0 do so as long as not to exceed six months. Provided
of the finest homes in For
John
W
York,
Com Morris Sia.. R’dville
L e a d in g T o n s o r ia lis t est One
speech of State Dairy and Pood Com- dairying js practiced and that could have that the provisions hereof shall not
Grove, entirely modern, furni
*
of
PENNSYLVANIA
missioner Bailey, before the Chamber been bought in that section five years apply to the sales of jobbers doing
ture to go with place at $3000.
P o r e flt G r o v e
John
Wolford,
F
142
Inf.........
Buxton
ago
for
of
Commerce
of
Clatsop
County
re-
fifty
dollars
an
acre
now
sells
interstate
business
with
customers
out-
Many other bargains.
W M Watrous, D 207 Inf----- F Grove
cently. The speaker takes Washington I readily for three times that amount. side the state.
II will further say that the proprieters of
R. INIXOiN, Dentist
W H Morton, D 104 V o l... .Hillsboro
County as an example to show what the
| these factories have faith in the future
NEW YORK
Wm.
Dunsmoor
who
formerly
ran
a
rest
of
the
state
can
do:
Forest Grove, Oregon
| of the business and are now showing
Real Estate,
"What has deen said about the sup- their faith by doubling the capacity of grocery store in this city has opened Elbridge Cheney C 10th In H 4
OFFICI Three -*rv»TS
of Bailey’ s «tore. Office
Phone 294, Forest Grove. Oregon
....................................For-st Grove
up a similar establishment at Hubbard.
ply and the demand of the dairy indus- the Hillsboro plant.
h o u iS f t o i r y A M , in I P M
of the famous Studebaker vehicles and
guarantee every sale we make.
j?
U
j t:
Our new salesroom will be ready this week—Goff Bros, old stand.
W ÄGLEY
OREGON
FOR^S T GR.OVE,
LAND
CO.
W. H. HOLLIS.
HANCOCK & GORDON
E. W. Haines Bcnk
City Shaving Parlors
Some Good Homes
T H O M A S & H0GE
r. J. H. Knox, D. V, S.
Vetemary Surgeon.
7* Office at Hancock Si Gordon's livery
it
rv Goldenrod Flour
KENTUCKY
D J Hoines, F 23th Inf Patriotic Ir.
structor Oregon G O .
'"ortland
Geo C Thomas, K 12 Cav
F Grov*
WEST VIRGINIA
Silas W Gath, A 14
Pali Alto
R N Varley, 4th Cav^
H lUboio
— We buy wool and mohoir at the
highest prices. Bailey.