/ more capital to have a herd of the best
breeds and costs but little more to
feed fíne cows than common stock,
the enlightened farmer soon finds tin t
to have a herd of 4Ü or SO good cows
yielding from Í 0 0 to 600 pounds each
of butter fat is much better than hav­
ing the same number of inferior cows
yielding on an average 200 pounds
each. The only way to improve a
herd of cows is to possess a blooded
bull. The bull is half the herd. The
importation of these fine bulls and
cows has meant thousands of dollars to
the farmers of Oregon.
“ As to the selection of a breed I
can say little. Every farmer has his
particular favorite— either Holstein,
Jersey, Ayrshire or Guernsey— and
soon finds by a little care and observa-
; tion which breed is best adapted to
his surrounding. When he finds the
breed that does best on his farm, that
is the breed he should tie to.
“ In the Eastern country, dairy farm
ing is conducted in most localities as
an incident; in this favored state dairy­
ing can be carried on as the principal
business of the farmer with certainty of
big returns. I would not be surprised
tD learn that in a few years the grain
fields of Eastern Oregon had been
abandoned to the raising of dairy prod-
F
O r e g o n S t a t e P a ir
September 16-21 inclusive, Salem, Oregon
The 46th Year of Progress
25,000 PREMIUMS and PURSES
S ix
D a y s o f R a c in g
Free evening entertainment and camping space.
Live stock entries close September 9.
EX C U R SIO N
w. H. D o w n in g ,
ON
A LL
p r e s id e n t .
R A ILRO A D S.
F. A. WELCH, Secretary.
~
S TA TE A C TIVITY NOTES.
= A
Dr. Via s 3ig Salmon.
My! but l ow Oregon is growing!
Dr. W. P. Via, Mr. and Mrr. G ry
The same glad note ol progress—new Via and baby of Portland, went over on
buildings, new people— comes from the Wilson River fcrty miles from this
many sections.
place last Saturday returning Monday,
Great interest is manifested in the and according to W. P., suh, he hrd
0 r e Bon lig a tio n A s s o c ia te at Grants j one of the best times he has ever had
ucts. Continuous crops of grain w
will
u
fiStel'a
illi* Pass
— this week'
I “ ‘“S ll,e’ 1^
surely wear out the land, just as was
Secretary Taft's
I aft s reception
reception by the »re camped over there. They fish.d,
hunted and did what not. Doc sajs
the experience in the Southern States Oregon Development League broke all
that he saw all the fish he caught, at d
in the matter of cotton. Now, when records. Many people went to the
killed ail the deer he saw, but he
1 the lands referred to give out, the Armory as early as six o’clock. The
would not make any statement as to
ftrmers will go in for daitying, and in entire state was represented upon the
the exact number for fear the g a n e -
a few years their lands will again be | platform and in the audience by weil-
known
Oregonians,
and
all
of
them
wjrdt‘n might be after him for exceed-
brought into good shape, as dairying is
have
a
better
understanding
of
the
P
a
-;
in*
‘¡mit. Doc was reciting his
the most intensive farming in exist­
nama
Canal
than
ever
before.
deeds
Iuesday
evening in front of
ence. An answer to the probability of
Senator Haines’ money house when
The advertising habit has certainly j
grain farming giving way to dairying
Mr. Wells happened past. Mr. Wei's
might be too valuable for the latter struck Oregon. Almost every bank, j
heard the word fish and stopped to list-
purpose. I would say that in Europe, business house and factory in Portland j
en to the fish tales, and if Ike Baldwin
where lands are so high in price, dairy- and throughout the state are distribut­
had been there the trio would have
ing pays best. As an object lesson let ing leaflets in their correspondence.
been complete. Doc said that the
| me say that a fair to good cow will pro
The note(j Kikujiro Ishii, Cheif of
place where he was camped was tl e
S E C R E T A R Ÿ OF WAR WILLIAM H. TAFT.
duce 20 pounds of milk a day, worth ^ e Japanese Bureau of Foreign Com-
best place he had ever fished. “ Yes,’’
on an average 25 cents; a steer on merce, was recently entertained here
,
remarked Mr. Wells, "over there neai
Tax Notice.
th e same feed gains cnly two pounds and
pains to say that war between 0
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:
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o.
.
Stanley
s I have seen them four fgr'
The taxpayers of Washington Coun-
There is a great outlet for the prod­ his country and the United States
long— awful fellows.” And Docstrokcc
j ty, Oregon, are hereby notified that
ucts of this state, and it is constantly impossible.
LAWYER
! the last half of their taxes for the year
his beard and said, "Y e s suh, the daj
increasing. You have now practically
Real Estate and Corpo­ OFFICE over 1906, and levied in January, 1907,
Both the wheat and hop crop were we left I was lookin’ out on the ri\ er.
Oregon as a Dairy State.
the whole Coast drawing on you lor much less injured by the rain than was
ration Law a Specialty. Hines Store I are now payable and will become delin-
which was broader than from this her<
Professor Larsen of the Brookings, cheese— from California to Alaska— and at first reported.
O
r
e
e
o
n
I
06111
on
the
first
Monday
in
October,
Forest Grove, -
bank to Goff’s store” and pointing t(
”
i 1 f in 7
rtf
r r r L in k
t in s o
ln t o r o c t
o t
fit P
1 1907, at which time interest at tbe South Dakota college ot
ol Agriculture, I believe the Orient will be knocking
A Tillamook cheese is on display the hardware store he continued “ «
: rate o l } 2. P“ “ “ 1- Pe,r T n m Wi" bC, ! visited this state last week and pro­ at your doors more vigorously in the
I charged, in addition to 10 per cent
here which weighs 356 pounds, and salmon swam up the stream and triec
j penalty, which said interest will be | nounces it as one of the best states in near future. This state is not so de­ represents the product for one day to turn around in that bend, suh, bu
F A S H I O X S T A B L E S j computed from the first Monday in the Union for Dairying. We take pendent upon the railroads as we of of 190 cows. It will be cut and sold his head and tail both struck the banks
from the Oregonian excerpts of his the East are, and that' is a great advan­
Pacific Ave.
Forest Grove | April, 1907.
at retail for Thanksgiving.
Seeing that he couldn’t turn around hi
j
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, August- opinions as follows:
tage.
Neat Turnouts
flopped his fins throwing might;
The
Country
Club
&
Live
Stock
As­
i 3 0 , 1907.
“ I was very favorably impressed with
J. W. CONNELL,
I “ Oregon,” said Wr. Larsen, is pe-
streams in all directions and the Vij
sociation
have
bought
a
site
for
their
Sheriff of Washington County, Ore culiarly favored, both in location and what I observed in Washington County.
amily was drenched to the skin ani
[ home and work will begin at once.
m
I climate, to make it one of the leading ; That county is more improved in the (
gon.
driven to return to the Grove.”
Anr
Travel
is
enormous.
Many
families
( E S T A B L I S H E D ¡B«8.)
states in the production and disposal way of buildings for the proper care of
Mr. Wells wended his way up the
Tim e for Closing Mails.
the cows— they are fed in stables more i are coming to the State and (or many
Forest Grove, Oregon
of dairy products, I was particularly
street.
hours for closing
w | than in some other localities visited.
hours during the day the Union Sta-
A general banking business transacted j Following i
struck with the evidences of prosper
mails:
Ialeresl paid on time deposits.
“ I must say a word about my enjoy- tion shows an activity similar to that
Hillsboro’s Street Fair will be helc
Southbound 1 ous dairy farming in Tillamook County.
.
Eastbound
Accounts invited.
8 a . m . The farmers there are improving their ment of your climate since coming to witnessed at a great national convention. October 3, 4 and 5, being Thursday
8 a. m.
5 P- ra herds rapidly and as there is an abun- Oregon. I have never been anywhere They are ticketed to all points through- Friday and Saturday.
12.50 p. m.
3 .3 0 p. m.
dance of feed for milch cows and an before where one has such Perfect out lhe State and thls travel wl11 COn'
The Hillsboro hotel was last wt-eh
Greenville and Buxton, 9 a. m.
absence of severe weather, the country j sleeP- 1 nse in the morning refreshed ( t.nue until the close of the colonist
For the Rest. Up to date Work.
Gales Creek, 12:50 p. m.
sold to Ed. Schulmerich, Will W ile
is well adapted for the very best results 1 and entirely rested, no matter how rates, October 31st.
Baths. Pacific Ave. Forest Grove.
Ft. C. ATWELL, P. M.
and John Bailey. J. W . Bigelow .0
obtainable anywhere. It was a matter busY 1 may have been the Previous
Portland artists are to be congratu-
A. I. VVirtz, Proprietor
Portland has leased the property ani
— Brick for sale at Peterson’s $7 per of elimination with the farmers of that daY- 1 pronounce the climate as near- lated upon securing better photographs
will
conduct a first class hostelry.
thousand.
ideal as
wel1 could b e-”
of Secretary Taft than have ever been
county. They discovered, after exper-
A . M o u lt o n
W.
J . Gregg’s hop house, about !
--------------------------
! taken before. None of his pictures in
— Bring your wool and mohair to us. im tnting with the soil, that grain-grow­
ine
We will give you the most for it.—
J . L. Umschied of Gales Creek, was the Eastern papers compare with those nines northeast of here was burned la-
ing was not as profitable as dairying j .
in town Saturday. He brought in a prjnted here, and pictures made here Thursday. The contents and buildini
T n n s o r i a l i s t Bailey’s.
L e a d in g
could be made, and as a result each
ut
few sample peaches and some prunes w;n t,e used by the correspondents were covered by insurance and the los
— Brick at Peterson’s yard 87 per
year found more and more herds on
thousand.
F o r e s t G ro v e
that were just as good as can be raised who accompany the Secretary from is estimated to be abaut 82000.
the slopes and greater attention paid to
— Money to loan on farm security
.
..
, anywhere. He has a good crop. Mr. thjs time forward.
The Hillsboro council will pass ai
W H Hollis
producing butter fat.
Cheese-making
R. N IX O N , D e n tis t
Umschied is starting an English wal
ordinance at its next meeting for thi
— M en’s patent leather button three became an important industry, and in
quarteis boxing cloth top, very neat fact, is today one of the most impor nut grove and will soon have 350 trees morei the fead¡n({ industrial paper of building of concrete walks on botl
Forent Grove, Oregon
out. H e thinks this will yield him ■ tbe South, devotes two pages to Port- sides of Second Street from Washingtoi
Oxfords at Bailey's.
tant in the whole state.
n ,ji H • i 'e y s «lo re.
OFTICR Tb»re
- jand and
Northwest in a recent is- to Lincoln and on Main to Third whicl
hou
- D r . E . H Brown, Physician and
. ' The population ¡, composed o( greater returns than anything else.
W. H. HOLLIS,
HAN30CK & GORDON
E. W. Haines Bank
City Shaving Parlors
the
Î
Í is iator a
Í
ithin
fibeen
tn ha*
„toute
,h n of
,ij last
anee
him
riet.
i 3 ' this
-l!iing. -
nacted
ri ’ were
îe çtt—
j
, Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap-
.
, „
_
, .
L
.
I Miss Nellie Hoople and sister from sue. The Saturduy Evening Post will takes in the entire business section 0
pliances in office.
Calls answered numbers of New Englanders, that had
Vancouver, British Columbia, arrived discuss the same subject in its issue of that city.
i night or day.
struggled long and laboriously in the
in this city the first ol the week. They j Saturday, September 21st.
The club girls of Hillsboro gave oni
I — Roy Watkins has opened a bicycle | almost hopeless task of getting a bare
will make Forest Grove their home dur- ■
of the most enjoyable hops of the sea
j shop back of the Oregon Land C o m -1 living from the rocky and worn-out
The home of Mrs. Anthony Tongue,
ing the college yeai. Miss Hoople
‘ on in the opera house at the count'
1 pany’s office and is prepared to do all lands of that section of the country,
widow
of Congressman Tongue, six
Office at Hancock & Gordon’s livery
will be a student in the conservatory of
seat last Saturday evening. Messrs
: kinds of work.
tf
and who soon found that Tillamook
miles north of Hillsboro was burned to
stable.
music.
Rollo Peterson and Frank Fletcher at
— Men’s canvas oxfords also canvas County responded with half the effort
the ground last Thursday afternoon.
Calls promptly attended to Day or
One day last week, while H. F .
tended
from here and Ralph Duqa:
shoes the latest styles swing and and gave a hundredfold more profit
Mrs. Tongue came near being severely
Night.
!
formerly
ol this city but now a dentis
straight lasts, Blucher cut. At Bailey’ s. There are also numbers of Swiss. Danes
who lives a mile north of town, burned as her clothing ignited while
of Portland attended. A large crow
— We have always paid the high­ and Germans in the farming districts, was WOrk‘n* ln the barn’ * Waf!° n she was trying to save some of the
of the po, ul»r s .t enjoyed the ligh
est for wool and mohair.— Bailey’s.
and they inherit the khowledge ol ton* ue which was ProPPed a* alnst the 1 house.
Assistance arrived but not
upper floor, fell and struck him on the
fantistic
cheese-making.
soon enough to save much. There
K TD C p
Knowing whxt It It to roffer. I will f lm
top
of
the
head
inflicting
a
bad
wound.
I IX L L
FF ER OF CHARGE. to «ny tiflct«4 ■ posi­
Final Notice.
" I consider the improvement in the
was no insurance.
tive jure fqr Eczema. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, PllM
and Skin IXseasts. Instant relief. Don’t suffer longer
Notice is hereby given that C h irles Hines and Cicero
A. C. Davis of Patton Valley, was |
Write F. W. Williams, 400 Manhattan Avenue. New
herds largely due to the progressive
Mrs. DeFord and daughter will ar
Hines, executors of the estate of Thomas M. Hines, dr
York
Enclose Stem»
*
in town Saturday and paid The News a ;
ceased, have filed their final report and that Monday, the methods employed by the Ladds in
rive here the last of the week from Na
30th Bay of sop.™v,. wo?.« loo'ciock a m. of
bringing in their fine stock. I am told call. He has recently sold his place
tional City, California. Miss DeFord
But wa have
— See Hoffman & Allen’s windows. dav is set for the final hearing of said report. Wh re
paying there and will next month move t o !
They contain new creations in skirts fore any one having objections to said report *111 file that the big dairy farms are
; has been a student in French at Paris
the same In w riting with the County Court on or before
«Î* H u s t l e
more attention to improvement In Roseburg, where he has purchased a 1
of *11 kinds.
i for the past two years and in all pro­
said date.
breeds
since
the
importation
of
the
poultry
farm,
CH A RLES HINES
and try to mix bra ni with them.
bability will assist Professor Ben Kori
— Men’ s gun metal, Blucher rut
CICERO HINES
Dr. Brown’s new residence is about
Our motto is "keeu busy and
oxfords, medium high heel the latCSt j Executors o f the estate of Thomas M.Hines, deceased. blooded stock reached its present pro-
in the French class.
"aq u ile diabng.”
portions. Since it requires but little ready for occupancy.
Lan gley Ar Son, Attorneys
at Baileys.
Tom Rogers, the genial druggist,
If you wish to get good farm
1 arrived Friday and will be engaged at
lands and make some mrney
, Miller’s drug store while the latter is
now is your time, and we are
the people, for we hi e th
away on a hunting expedition. Tom
bargains.
i
is not running his hop yard this year
morn-
.it
Dr. J. H. Knox, D, V. S.
Veternary Surgeon.
Eczema and Pile Cure
WE HAVE NO FÜLL
oo6ctaa>»^«os s s s s s s s s s s s s » f s s s s s
enro
i but has it rented.
Mayor Bock of Tillamook, was in
town Thursday evening, having arrived
via stage. He attended the Taft
meeting Friday.
Who are we?
V”
OREGON UNO COM
Forest Crove
«
J
:oln, I
*n h ill ;
this I
uild-