Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, July 25, 1907, Image 4

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    death to the innocent
Since J u n e 27th, The News
sleeping passengers.
has enrolled ninety-two new
M
¡ 7 ^ ! W e l d it not have been bet- subscribers to whom we w,sh to
Vashington County Publishing Co., ter that every ship on the waters extend our gratitude,
w e are
ncorpo rated. ____________ ________ j anchor in times of fog, th a n endeavoring to make The News
ered at the post-office at Forest ta k e
chance on the loss of a win on its merits and we appre-
Grove, Oregon, as second class
single life! Would it not have ciate the fact that our efforts are
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1 rp rtain
mail matter.
bscriptlon $1.00 Per Year
Advertising rates made known on
application.
¿jal Paper of City of Forest Grove
E . N O IIR S E ........................ MANAGER
? . W OODS................................... EDITOR
W EEK BUYS IT
This high class drop head sewing machine bought by us in
large quantities, thus enabling us to sell them at a very low
$60 machine for $25
been better for that freight train not all in vain.
to have been sidetracked forever
and averted the awful results!
Every day we take the
W e will send this machine to your nearest railroad station
with freight prepaid for $ 3 . 0 0 and $ 2 . 0 0 in monthly in­
stallments till $ 2 5 . 0 0 is paid us.
W hy send east or to Portland when you can buy at home
just as cheap.
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E[)|TUKIAL COMMENT.
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Colonel Graves i. the only man m
I the world who can ride in three differ-
chance, suffer the results, but j ent band wagons at the same tim e.—
heed them not.
1 Houston Post.
OOFF BROTHERS
Forest Grove
Just as we thought. The theory
How long does it take to be- that Mr. Rockeleller was in six towns
come a i citizen of Hillsboro any- and three states at once will have to
THURSDAY, JU LY 25, 1907
TAKING THE CHANCE.
wav /?
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.
It matters not— so much
— where a man comes from as
¡t does as to where are his heart
ancj sympathies after becoming
a citizen of that place. There
be abandoned.— Milwaukee Sentinel.
Whoever it was that predict-
that this year 1907 would be
“ of disasters, has certainly
d his forecasts fulfilled. With-
the most deplorable catastro-
es in the annals of history
ve occurred— one on sea and
e on land. The first was the
lision of the steamer Colum-
l with a lumber schooner near
n Francisco, Saturday mom-
county offices where the holder
has not been there less than, at
ieast) seven years, and in some
cases the deputy has succeeded
to the office. While it is true
that Forest Grove has the state
senatorship we would like to
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this afternoon:
YounK Roo'ev":t si"
Some people trv very
hard to have a Little Rose Bud W a ltz ................ Marcus
yeh would doubt!ess like t0 do tbe
Joy Adelott
good time, and fail; it isn’t a good
sarae in a SOmewhat different case.— time when too much of an effort is re­ Strawberry F e stiv a l...........................Mack
Wanted— A bullet that can be stop-
ped by a soldier without injury to his
anatomy.
F o r anything but poetical
purposes,
Musical Recital,
Inventors please commui-
there never seems any great need of
The following musical program was
cate with riie Hague.— Atlanta Con- referring to the twilight as "th e gloam-1 rendered by the pupils of Miss Dee
seven hours of each other two are but few exceptions in the stltutl0n-
Darling, at her home on First Avenue,
ing.
Boston Journal,
Letta Chowning
Clear
the
W
ay.....................Chas Kinkel
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Hazel Hughes
Some houses are so prim and orderly
they remind one of the systematic ar­ Springtime G reetings.................. Baldwin
Bella Taylor
rangement of the tombstones in a well
V alse...................................... L. Streabbog
kept graveyard.
Dora Susbaur
Summer
Specialties
quired to gain it.
Colonel Watterson insists
that
if
Bryan is going to be a candidate he
shall quit talking. Does Colonel Wat-
Urson think Bryan would take anything
and the knew what bearing that office
| on such terms?— Philadelphia Press.
; about 2 o’clock,
ler only a few hours later, has on the county government;
When the republicans suggest a bi-
en a freight train on the Pere what has it to do with road
, .
i
. oartisan commission to revise the tariff
irquette railroad in Michigan, | building in this county or any | j, looks very m uch lik e the y are afraid
iided with a heavily laden other phase of county govem- of the issue and prefer to surrender be­
rursion train.
ment? That office is as foreign fore the battle.— St. Louis Republic.
In both disasters many lives to this part of the county govem-
If Mark Twain succeeds in educat-
re lost and many homes are j ment as the governor.
catiug his British friends into an appre­
idened.
ciation of the American joke his com­
In the railroad wreck, the in-
A democratic news p a p e r patriots will readily forgive him for ac­
nsiderate conductor of the which is supported by the repub- cepting a “ doctor’s” degree at Oxford.
ight thought he could make bean administration o f this — New Orleans Times-Democrat.
A Sunday school teacher in Stafford
; next station, although hold- county to the exclusion of other
asked the pupils what became of the
republican
papers,
would
natur­
y in his hands orders to wait,
swine that had evil spirits in them,
jk the chance, little heeding ally stand pat for the acts of said and a little boy ventured the opinion
administration, against the inter- that they were made into deviled ham.
lat might follow.
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, Holiday M arch.............................. Kimball
The sun is shining for a great many
Margaret Curtis
who don’ t know it, and who are waiting , My Mama w>Uz...................... Streabbog
for what they regard as a more favorable
Margaret Doan
time for making hay.
Mosquito W altz................... W. T . Griffe
Edna Hundley
The girl who practices on the piano Loretta Schottisch............................Lewis
Ivan Curtis
four hours every day is entitled to a
Talcum Powders,
Cold Creams
Massage Creams,
Foot Powders etc.
Kodaks and Supplies at
great deal of credit which she does not Bee M arch...........................................Mack
Nellie Smith
Ray
of
Sunshine
Mazurka...........Marcus
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Maggie Hartry
Selecting an automobile is a good
deal like selecting a wife; you look, Crown P rin ce......................................Mack Our new
Maggie Weston
and look, and think, and think, and
Orvetta W altz.................................Spencer
then frequently get the wrong one.
Mabel Lambert
Dr. Hines’
receive from the neighbors.
Refrigator
insures the best
A country woman is as proud of the ®as,cet
Rose^
j . ......................
, . ,
,
Lamb and Darling
number of young chickens she has to
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ests of voters in this section of — Kansas City Journal
, , ! Moonlight Reverie................ Viola Allen
care for as a town woman is of the j
Marvel King
the county, which at this time,
If John A. Johnson should be nom­ number of parties given her out-of-town Long;n(f.................. A. Jungman, Op 96
and before this, are being inated by the democrats, the Repub­ guest.
Ida Schwanke
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lican campaign managers will know
slighted._______________
Storm Mazurka.............. Wm. F . Keefer
If you mutt abuse a man abuse him
enough not to try to injure his cause
Domima Sinclair
The News suggested some by reminding him that his father was him to his enemies, not to his friends. A Pleasant D ay.......................... Holsinger
time ago that a coal yard would ! once an inmate of a poorhouse. That A thoroughbred would rather be abused
Lola Bird
himself
than
have
his
friends
aoused
in
Little
Tot
Waltz............................Sanders
little
I
was
sprung
in
a
slate
campaign
one
pay in this city, and the
Roy Schiedel
time and it elected him governor.— his presence.
How many are there who ev-
/ day take the chance, with-
t considering what the total
m might be? This is a care-
.s world to say the least, and
those who are sure they are
jht and then go ahead, be-
igs the security and happi-
item has hit the spot. The pro­
ss that is so dear to mankind.
position is being investigated by
The deplorable sea tragedy
parties who have been in that
made all the more lament-
business before, and all condi­
>le, when,
seemingly, the
tions considered, it looks favor­
ean is wide enough that two
able.
ips that are as mere specks on
A
stcltc
e surface, ought to be able to
Wanted to Trade
tss without plowing into each senator for a county c o m m is s -l
her’s sides bringing almost1 ioner.
Oregon
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Sole Agents for the White Sewing Machine in Washington County.
Portland Oregonian.
The man who drinks beer is reason­
ably sure to have something to say of
the unhealthful effect of ice cream.
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Roasts and Stews,
Sausage and Bacon
Chapel Chim es................................. Murry
Car! Peterson
Two former Forest Grove people j Purple Pansies................................. Fearis
have been occupying the boards in the
Emily Young
divorce courts in Portland for several Warblings at E v e .. . .Richard’sOp. 71 j
Mamie Susbaur
months past. They are Emery Wil­
son and his now ex-wife, Mabel C. Evening Reverie............Wilson Op. 47 ,
Claud Patton
Wilson.
Robins’
Return...............................
Tisher
Some months ago Mrs. Wilson sued
Grace Patton
her husband for separation papers al­
Kathleen Mavourneen.Richard’s Op.96 ■
leging broken vows and cruelty. The
Edith Kinton
divorce was granted as he did not ap­
Parlor Queen March. .Sampard Op. 61
pear against her because he said that I
Edith Lamb
she would not cook his meals and take Song— Forgotten............
care of the children. The root of the
Hazel Aldrich
whole evil seems to be Rose M. H u ff,!
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one of those individuals who is born
They Will Move to Portland.
with a veil over her lace and bilks the !
Professor and Mrs. Frank T . Chap­
poor ignorant people who do not know
man will conduct a branch of the Pa-
any more than to trust t. eir fortunes to
cific University Conservatory in Port-
fakirs and believe that clairvoyants j ]and and iive ¡„ that c jty> They wdl
All kinds of Fresh
Wants Divorce Proceedings Annulled.
HUWE’S OBSERVATIONS.
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Tender, Juicy, Steaks
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Some children are so ungrateful they
feei they have cause for complaint b e­
cause they did not inherit an education-
Vegetables
Groceries
W. F. SCHULTZ
Good Eatables
at
Low Prices
5il Reduction
Summer Suits
In Sizes From
36 to 39 inclusive
Big Reductions
10 and 25 per cent off; 10
per cent* olf one lot* Ladies*
"waists; 25 per cent off on a
i S p a r g e stockj/Un’s and Chil-
ren’s straw hats.
the Way Our Prices Run
Ladies
& Gents al. Shoes
and
O xfords
A full assortment of the best
and ^
" U U X IO rO S
styles
oxfords with welts and light
_ ght so1”
Military or Cuban heels.
B u y Y< hh
Patent colt, vici kid and gun metal
j >Uin or tipped toes; all new lasts.
( ountry Produce
NELSON B.
Forest Grove
Oregon
TH E BIG ECONOMICAL STORE
know more about the future than his- move down about the first of Septem-
torians do about the past.
btr. Three days out of the week they
Wilson testified that this woman had
will be at the College here.
broken up his home and had completely
Mrs. Chapman has been engaged by
hipnotized his wife into her belief.
c,
.
,
the First Congregational Church of I
She was given «5 a week alimony and Portland t0 direct and , rain the chufch
the custody of the two children.
\ choir. That church was corresponding (
This was several months ago
and with Mrs. Chapman several months b e - !
Wilson was apparantly satisfied. Then
I,
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.............. J lore her return from abroad and was I
later she attempted to show in court
| very anxious to secure her services as
that he was not giving her the 85 and
the musical committee had been fol-
j tried to have it increased from 85 to
| lowing her excellent work and heard
810, and title to a lot now in her for-
; her sing in Portland. Mrs. Chapman
| mer husband’s name worth 81600.
having sung there before on special
| Wilson’s acquiescing attitude
was
occasions. She will also be soloist of
changed to wrath on the excessive de-
| the Congregational Church in that city
mands of his wife and now in order to She takes the place of Mrs. Rose Bloch
nullify the alimony and to regain the Bauer.
Mrs. Chapman has been
possession of the children he has filed
a petition in the Circuit Court to an-
nul the divorce decree and asks to be
made the owner of all the property.
This case h-<s the distinction of be-
| ing the only one in the knowledge of
the officials of the court where the hus-
band has asked to have the divorce
j church soloist in Chicago, Columbus,
I and elsewhere.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoge and
daughter, Mabel returned last week
from a fortnight’s trip to Vancouver
»nd Victoria, British Columbia, and
points on the Sound. Miss Clapp ac-
annulled because of the diasatisfactin of
the woman with the alimony,
When Wilson and his wife lived in
this city they got along as peacefully
as doves. He was an expert carpenter
and a good provider. But Mrs. Wil-
i son took up with soothsaying and oc
l cult work which has worked havoc with
' the family.
companied them to Victoria
They
had a very enjoyable time and Mr.
Hoge says there were all indications
that British Columbia has been having
warmer weather than Oregon. The
roses are in bloom, and the city of
Vancouver which has a population of
that
we keep the best Meats
to be had, but this is to
remind you to give us
a call.
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Saelens & Co.
FOREST GROVE
WE SELL T H E -
N A T IO N A L
C O LU M BIA
RA CYCLE
RAM BLER
P R IN C E T O N
Bicyclers
F or cash and on the install­
ment plan.
Repairing of all kinds
J. CORL & SON
Forest Grove,
——
Oregon
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— C. A. Hoyt has purchased the
machinery in the Miles Purdin shop on
First avenue and installed a gasoline
engine. General woodwork and tam ­
ing. Artistic Mission furniture to or­
about 6 0 ,0 0 0 , has public buildings
der and cabinet work a specialty.
that excel some of those of Seattle and
— Money to loan on farm security.
If vou have some old pieces of Portland. Mr. Hoge says that if the W. H . Hollis, Forest Grove, Oregon
furniture you expect to throw away, i city were in the United States he
— Try Schultz’s ground bone for
DON'T do it. Take it to C. A. Hoyt doesn’t know where he would rather
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your
hens. It will make them lay.
live.
V
m at*-.
Everybody knows
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