Another Carload of
BUGGIES
Has A rrived!
We buy in large quantities which
enables us to sell vehicles at less
than do others;
And we DO Sell for less
strangers are to be found in the con
gregations at the White Temple everv
Sunday. Let us continue this kind o.
woik. Write a personal letter to your
friends in the East. Tell them of the
almost limitless wealth our State has in
its timber and mines, wheat and hay,
cattl^ raisin g and fruit growing, and
various farm products. Show them the
advantages of our climate, describe to
them the beauties of our scenery, urge
them to take advantage of the colonist
rates in effect from September 1st to
October 31st from all points in the
East. Get them to visit Oregon and
|! see for themselves.
I heard the other day of a young
; Quaker who wrote back to his father,
telling him of the wonderful size of the
| berries and farm products in this coun
try. He told him that the bark of the
Sequoia Gigantica tree was 24 inches
thick. The old father wrote to him
and said, 'My son, I regret that thee
hath rallen into the habit of lying along,
with other Westerners. You know the
bark of no tree could be so thick.’
The son, upon receipt of this letter,
went and got a large trunk of bark 26
inches thick. He expressed it to his
father in Pennsylvania, C. O. D. It
cost the old man $14 to get it out of
the express office, and when he looked
it over, he sat down and wrote: ‘My
son John: Thee need not prove thy
statements any more. It is too expen
sive. We will take thee at thy word.’
Let us not be afraid of exaggerating
the advantages of our State. Let us
tell the truth, and let us invite in this
personal way our friends to come to
Oregon. It will fill up our State with
the very best class of people, and give
unto us citizens who love to live under
Christian influences and believe in
good government.”
Teachers' Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Washington
County will hold the regular examina
tion of applicants for state and county
papers at the Public School Building,
Hillsboro, Oregon as follows:
B. F. WSOLEY,
FOR STATE PAPERS.
OREGON
FOREST GROVE,
5 !
Commencing Wednesday, August
14, 1907, at 4 o’clock p. m.
Wednesday—Penmanship, history,
spelling, physical geography, reading,
psychology.
Thursday— Written arithmetic, the
ory of teaching, grammar, bookkeep
ing, physics, civil government.
Friday-Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, algebra.
Saturday— Botany, plane geometry,
general history, English literature,
school law.
X h
1
h
shows that my herd averaged ISO Underfeeding stunts the milking func
tion, overfeeding may wear it out, al
pounds of butter.
“ Then came the Babcock test, and though the latter is not a danger that
LAWYER^
with is came rapid improvement. To the average dairy farmer need fear
Peal Estate and Corpo OFFICE over
Building
a
Dairy
Herd.
day
I would no more think of running It spplies only to cows that are pushed
Hines'
Store
ration Law a Specialty.
a
dairy
without the Babcock test, even for world’s records, and of these prac
C. P. Goodrich, one of Wisconsin’s
Oregon
Forest Grove,
if
I
had
only two cows than I would of tically all that have made a record
most successful dairymen, gave before
keeping
house without a wife. At have been put out of commission in
FOR COUNTY PAPERS.
the round-up institute a very interest
Commencing Wednesday August 14
ing talk on how—from an ordinary that time I had two cows in the herd doing it.”
F T I S H I O X S T 7 1 B L E S herd—he built up a herd of cows that
are deserving of special mention
1907 at 9 o’clock, a. m., and continu
Preaches for Oregon.
ing until Friday, August 16, 1907 a
Pacific Avs.
Forest Grove averaged better than 300 pounds of j ‘Wh» ey’ was a fine, large grade Short
horn with the ability to produce fifty
In his sermon Saturday morning at 4 p. m.
1 butter per year.
Heat Turnouts
Wednesday— Penmanship, history,
“ I began with grade Shorthorns,” pounds of milk daily when in full flow. the First Baptist Church, Portland, bet
“ Beauty” was a grade Jersey that ter known as the White Temple, Rev. orthography, reading.
: said Mr. Goodrich, “ and they were
good cows, as cows went at that time, barely ran as high as thirty pounds. J. Whitcomb Brougher, in discussing
Thursday— Written arithmetic, the
(EST'.Bi Islia n ¡HOS.)
I made up my mind that I wanted to My hired man had oflen urged me to the text, “ Peter said, T go a fishing,’ ory of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Forest G rove, Oregon
go into the dairy business, and at the 1
r|d °1 Beauty, and used to say, j and they said unto him, ‘ We go with
Friday—Geography, school law, civil
A general banking business transacted same time decided that I would buy a What a fine thing we would make of thee,’ ” said in part:
government.
Interest paid on time deposits.
pure-bred dairy sire. My choice of a this dairy if all the cows were like ! “ Tom Richardson, Secretary of the
M. C. Case,
Accounts invited.
Jersey sirt . : that time was purely a Whitey!’ I applied the scales and Oregon Development League, in a re
County School Supt.
matter
of c convenience.
If 11 it n had
been Babcock test to
Oregonian,
•
"O
t
m
a i l e r ui
o n v en ien ce.
n
a u oeen
^ these cows
v-ww •* and at the j cent
c e u i letter
i c u c i printed
j j i u u c u in
m the
me u
rc j'u iiid u ,
Ice Price List.
more convenient to have purchased a
°f a year this is the record each j u r g e s upon all good cittzens to write a
these
bad
made,
in
round
numbers:
Whitey,
personal
letter
to
their
friends
in
the
Guernsey
or
a
Holstein,
one
of
10
lbs
and
under, 14 cts per lb:
For the Best, Up to date Work.
might have been my choice.
6000 pounds of milk of an average test East, setting forth the attractions of 15 lbs 20 cts; 20 lbs 25 cts; 25 to 40
Baths Pacific Ave, Forest Grove.
“ It was with a lot of misgiving that
^ Per cent! Beauty, 5000 pounds of Oregon as a place in which to live. He lbs 1 ct per lb; 50 lbs 45 cts; 60 lbs
A . I. W u tz , Proprietor
50 cts; 75 lbs 60 cts; 100 lbs 75 cts;
— Bring your wool and mohair to 1
I started to use the small Jersey on m'^ w'*b an average test of 64 per suggests that the ministers make a state
cake lots $1.20 per cake. Ice de We will give you the most for it.-
my large, well proportioned Shorthorn cent.
Whitey went and
Beauty ment along this line to their congrega livered every morning but Sunday, for
S . A . iW o u ito n
Bailey’s.
cows. My neighbots asked me what I stayed. Before many years I had tions.
sale at all times at the Ice-house.
T he
I think this is a splendid idea. The | Phone your orders not later than 8 a. m.
expected to do with that measly little nearly every animal in the herd tracing
L e a d i n g T o r i s o r i a l i s t scrub?’ At the end of two years I back to Beauty.
preachers and churches ought to be j Both phones. Walter P-oswurm
lm
<»/
interested
in
this
movement.
Like
weakened entirely and made the big-
“ By this process of weeding out the
P o re ttl d r o v e
Time for Closing Mails.
gest blunder of my life—I changed to poor ones, the annual butter averages draws like. If we want substantial
citizens
from
the
East
to
come
to
our
Following
are hours for closing
a Shorthorn bull. But I felt better began to climb higher each year; from
h i . i M X O . N , D e n t i s t then, for the calves were large and 300 pounds it went to 320, then to State, then the best people out here mails:
Southbound
Plast bound
smooth, they had a more perfect out- 327, to 337, and at the time I turned should seek to influence them to come. 8 a. m.
Forest Grove, Oregon
8 a. m.
line, and they made fine steers. I the business over to my son the herd There is nothing so influential in this 12.50 p. m.
5 p. m. i
OFFICE Th»re
»mi-n of M«ifev's store,
regard as a peasonal letter. If we be 3.30 p. m.
hnuis 'm ir w A M. n> t F M.
took any amount of delight in those was averaging a pound a day.
heifers until they came into milk, and | “ Of course the increase was not en- lieve in the future prospeets of Oregon Greenville and Buxton, 9 a. m.
tirely due to better breeding and se let us talk and write about them. I Gales Creek, 12:50 p. m.
H. C. ATWELL, P. M
I wi
v i an(j sjuck t0 him.
lection. I learned how to handle, want to urge upon the three thousand
Veternary Surgeon.
Not only did I buy a Jersey sire, feed, care for and milk dairy cows. | members of the White Temple and its! —Hofiman & Allen Co. will pay i
!
but
I bought the best one I could get You can breed all you please, if these congregation to take up this idea. I the highest price for Mohair and Wool,
Office at Hancock & Gordon’s livery
hand turned patent leather
—one
whose dam, grand dam and other essentials are forgotten you can have already suggested this thought in |
stable.
not make any money or derive any our Church Calendar. Members have oxfords, plain toe. Bailey’s Big Store.
great
grand
dam
all
had
high
milk
and
Calls promptly attended to Day or
— j am ready fQ d(J a)1 kinds o{ we)1!
butter records. The Babcock test was pleasure from the dairy business. A been requested to send tue Calendar
Night.
then unknown, but I weeded out my poor milker can spoil the best cow that to their friends, invite them to visit work. Digging, cleaning, etc. Jo»-
4 4t
poor cows by means of the scales and ever lived s o that no amount of coaxing Portland and especially the White Fairchild.
by an occasional churn test. The first will get heT back into service. The Temple. This has been done. This j —We buy wool and mohair at the
CDCC
Knowing what It 1« to suffer. T will f i r «
P
R A T J rl
record of annual butter production same is true of improper feeding. I is one of the reasons why so many highest prices.—Bailey.
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