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FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY. MAY 14. 190S.
C0RNELÎU3 TO CELEBRATE.
Ü EAT CROWDS AT CiRCUS. wood, 85.23 double payment; Chas.
N. L. Atkins Withdraws.
NO. 45
More Candida'es.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
83.72 double payment; E.
N. L. Atkins, who has been an
A number of candidates filed peti"
814 42 doub'e payment; B. nounced by the independents as can
tions and notices of candidacy with the
nual
83 25 over collection; Geo. didate for the office of County Clerk,
Hon. J. D. Lee to Address Voters at
county clerk, Tuesday. They were a*
340.17 double payment.
Masonic Half. May 19.
( has withdrawn from the race. Mr. At- follows: N. L. Atkins, independent
Grove Is Genial Host.
The Semi-Annual Reunion of the
Hon. J. D. Lee, of Portland, one of
TROBATE COURT.
• kins has a good position with the candidate for county clerk; the persons
'as.nngtou County Veterans’ Associ-
More titan four thousand people
E state of J. W. KatclilTe. E state Oregon Electric Company, and has making oatli to iiis petition of 113 Hie most gi'ted campaigners in the
decided to remain in its employ.
signers were Charles W. Mettz and state, will speak at Masonic hall. May
ion was held at Cornelius, Thursday, came from every nook of the surround clo-eJ of record.
Cephrs F. Clapp.
hv 7. There was a guodly number ing country to see the greater Norris
19. Mr. Lee has served in the state
Estate of Susan K. T anner, deceased.
Louis L. Crawford, indspendent can eiislature and during T. T. Geei’t
Colts Win Easily.
¡attendance, consisting of the veter & Rowe circus, which gave two great Horn! of S. T. L in k later, A dm inistrator,
didate lor county commissioner filed
ans. their wives, local ci izens and performances in Forest Grove, last Fri- filed and approved uud letters testam en
When the game was called off Sun petition of 103 signets with W. Lang- adro n.siration was superintendent of
their families. The occasion passed d.y.
the Oregon state prison at Salem. He
tary ordered issued. I \ l*. Luce, K. H. day afternoon between the Brainard
off pleasantly and wituout a hitch.
Seldom, if ever, have larger crowds G reer and J. C. H are appointed ap p rais Cubs and the Forest Groye Colts the l-y and John A. Abbott as witnesses. is a staunch Republican and his speech
Janes B Wilkerson, independent
Ever, body was made to feel at home, of farmers and ranchers visited F’orest ers.
score was 7 to 33 but had the game candidate for county school superin will be in support of Roosevelt’s poli
and the address of welcome delivered Grove, not even in the days when
cies and a greater Oregon. Plans are
E state of F red tv miner», deceased. been continued there is no telling how
tendent, filed petition having 112
by Rev. Mr. Dosche, s i the Lutheran “ Populism was in Flower” and the Sale of real estate stHnued.
much bigger the score migh( have names and Edw. R. Wirtz and John A. being made to make the occasion the
church, was appropriate and cordial. cream of the effete East’s spellbinders
been. As it was the game proved a Abbott appear as witnesses. Mr. Wil signal for the old-fashioned Republi
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The choir rend red several musical weie sent to win Oregon to General
can rally with old-time enthusiasm.
surprise to all and more especially to kerson registers as Democrat.
Elias L. Hauta and Aduliue Ashley.
»elections which were interspersed Weaver. Forest Grove has once again
the Colts who had expected to go up
Chas. E. Hedge, of Beaverton, has
among short, vigorous speeches.
demonstrated that it is the only city in
ADUITIUNAL LOCAL NEWS.
against one of the most formidable announced himself as candidate for
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Rev. Gould, of Forest Grove, gave a the county that can adequately ac
aggregations in Portland. The record representative on Statement No. 1
Kasmus K nw ussen et n \ to W A
Hon. Will Marsh of Centerville, was
very interesting address. He said that commodate and handle large crowds of Shaw lot W o and 75 Ueavcrton-
of the Brainard Cubs was such as to tek et.
here yesterday.
he nor any one else could form a con people with genial hospitality and com-
n»m1 till»»nraagu
. . . .$957.50 make this supposition probablz but
ception of a soldier’s experience and foit. The hotels did great business K ism us Kasmusseii et iu to John
Capt. Peters was in Portland yester
alter the visitors had been on the lo- ,
More Baseball Victories.
Tuppan lots 07 to 7u lluaverton-
day on business.
laivatlons during the civil war. ‘‘To and the iiverv stables were crowded to
cal
field
for
two
innings
it
was
evident
iieed v ille acreage
........ .. 5043
The Stephens Addition baseball tos
realize what these men endured,” said their full capacity, and every vacant C am illa Needham et ,u to A E
that the visitors were no match for the
Hon B. F. Purdy of Gaston, was
sera were defeated here, Sunday morn- i
he, “ it would be necessary for us to lot was populated with wagons and
N'ourse et a! Inis 5, 0. 7. 8, blk 8
; plucky, prancing, local aggregation.
visiting Forest Grove yesterday.
ing,
by
the
Forest
Giove
Grays
in
a
l
South I ’ark add Forest G ro v e .. 1500
live the life they did, endurtd their horses. The people had come out to
It might be said that the locals
sufferings, and share with them all take a holiday and they enjoyed it to A nne J Ruch.in.in to Jotiu W hite
showed up in better shape than in the cleverly played game, by the score cf] —J. B. Wilkerson, Independent
40 ao in Jas Marker D L C t 1 s
Candidate for School Supeiintendent.
things connected with the war.” He its fullest extent. The attendance at
i w
______
jgjo game with the Maroons and that they 4 to 14.
Another
victory
perched
on
the
then paid a glowing tribute to the the circus excelled the most sanguine Em il G S ta rs to It W L’ipenbrink
Mrs. W. B. Haines will entertain
! made comparatively few errors The
women of the war and spoke feelingly of hopes of the managers of that great ag 21 t,.i acres in see 10 t 2 s 2 w . 900 visitors had the poorest team that ever baseball banners of Forest Grove, Sat the Quinientos club at her home Fri
the anxiety and weary waiting endured gregation, and they went away from i G eo V Doughty et al to E rn e st \V
attempted to play ball on the local urday afternoon, when the Public day afternodh.
tra c t in M Moore D L C
j school team won from the North Yam
by them during the separation of fath Forest Grove feeling they had m ade1 Foord
t l s 2 w ................. .......................
17 grounds and the home boys rolled up
Banks will cross bats with the Brain
ers, brothers and husbands, during the r.o mistake by pitching their tents in 1 J C Smock e ta l to N ettie M Fitch
against them the highest score ever hill nine, by the score of 2 to 1. It ard Cubs on the former’s grounds
tra
c
t
in
Sherw
ood___________
1
was
a
good
game
of
ball
and
the
teams
£,• long years of that terrible struggle. the metropolis of the richest sect on of
recorded by the official scorer on the
Sunday, May 24.
appeared to be evenly matched.
'
He reviewed the progress made by our Washington county. The handful of | Eli: a M D dley et al to .1 U T rul-
home field.
liu g e r p art of blk 5 Falrvlew
CDuntry since 1865, cf our national home “ knockers” were astonished for add H illsboro_______________ 1350
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Thomas and
The score by innings was as follows:
Inspected Orchards.
greatness and of the respect in which the crowds were such as to make even W illis Ireland to Andrew Jack
Mrs.
Lizzie Watkins of Gaston, were
Colts------2-3-3-8- 7-7-3— 33
tra c t in M Moore D L l ’ t l s 2
J. H. Reid, of Milwaukie, commis-! in the Grove Monday.
the United States is held by other the Hillsboro Independent’s patagraph-
Portland-0-0-1-2-0-1-0-3—
7
Bilious. He then pictured the con er green with envy. The crowds were P e te r Horchers to P e te r H T 2300
C. H. Todd, Portland, umpire; bet- sioner for the First Horticultural dis-1 Rev. Mr. Hillis, the new pastor of
trast between the present conditions orderly, not one individual being
M ohrmann et al tra c t in sec 20
teries, Colts—Alexander and Getter; i trict, was here last week on an official i the Free Methodist church, has arrived
tour of inspection of the orchards of
t 2 a 1 w ____ _________________ 1200 Portland— "Chick” and Casey.
and those that would be existing had placed under arrest during the whole
to make his home here.
J oil n A Foote to Wm A F erris blk
this vicinity. County Commissi« ne
■ country been divided.
iday. ,
20 B oharts subdiv of E bben»
L. L. Crawford of the Banks neigh
Harris accompanied him, and together
I At dinner time the assemblage was
The Transportation company handled
c la im _______________________
200 Sick of Minnesota: Coming to Forest
they visited a goodly number of or borhood, was in the city yesterday
Jited upon by a cordon of young more than one thousand people, and J A M orback et al to B lake T rue
Grove.
chards. Mr. Reid drives a Shetland interviewing the voters.
p a rt of secs 17 and 20 t 2 s 1 w. 1000
lies, who worked faithfully. The the trolley cars proved of great conven
liner was under the supervision of ience to the visitors in reaching the H enry P W ilsou to Mary E W il
The following letter from Benjamin pony team which attracted considerable
Dr. Brown and Archie Bryant made
son tra c t in sec fi t 1 g 3 w_____
1 Jelderka of Garland, Minn , together attention, and some believed him to be
L. S. Fairchild, Mrs. T. R. Cor- circus grounds which were located be H iram W L S m ith e t al to Jam es
a flying trip to Portland Monday in the
iius and Mrs. H. Challacombe, wives tween the Nye and the old Shipley place.
with the appended bit of news is self the advance agent of the circus crowd. doctor's little red devil.
Shipley p a rt of lots 8 and 9 blk
950 explanatory:
offold soldiers who understand the ten
As to the show itself, it was as good : 4 Simmons add H illsb o ro ..........
Vital Statistics
Mr. and Mrs Will Weitzel are visit
dencies and capacities of veterans and a circus as ever came to this section, j Anna M W rage to (J W Barnes
EDITOR N ews —Please send me a
ing relatives in Seattle» Mr. Weitzel
p a rt of blk B Fairview add
For
Washington
county
as
reported
^ H o were well fitted for the positions, Norris & Rowe have added much to j H illsb o ro ___________________
850 Sample copv oi the Washington County to the county board of health for the is doing work in the navy yards there.
^ ^ e re were between two and three their former aggregation and have fin J R ussell McGee to Mary S. Mc
News —Your paper.
The local lodge of Eastern Star went
Gee 5 ac in sec 6 t 1 s 3 w and
ndred persons in attendance “ and ally gotten together one of the best
I read about you: and your Countra: month of April 1908.
th e r lands__________________
Number returns on marriages 6; to Hillsboro Tuesday evening and at-
did al! eat and were filled.” As ¡shows on the continent. The “ Cub” I A o W
and
are
thinking
to
go
west,
and
then
Donelson to Thos G M eehau
to t
fragments that were taken up, had the time of his life and grinned \ 18.56 ac in sec 5 t 1 s 2 w ______
I will come and See you: as soon as I contagious diseases—diphtheria 2; ter led the lodge at that place. A
this deponent sayeth naught. (H e from ear to ear ail day, as he stalked j W illiam Frey to Fred B erb er
get your paper and find out the price scarlet fever 1; measl; s 4. Births— good time was enjoyed.
wa n’t there.)
through the side shows, was treated to | 158 70 acres in J S W h ite I) L C
for it: I will send you the money, and males 8; females 14; total 22. Deaths
Jake Buxton returned the forepart
t 1 » 2 w ____________________ _
—males 7; females 6; total 13.
tSA number of young ladies added to lemonade and pop corn and saw the I F. W enstrom e t al to lu tu ra K 4500 you can wiite down as a Subscriber.
of the week from a visit in Yamhill
W. 1). WOOD,
the enjoyment of the occasion by sing big performance. If he had been al-
hoping this wont be any trouble to
county and reports McMinnville as
Sheu 25 ac in sec 8 t 2 s 2 w ___
County Health Officer.
ing patriotic songs and rendering pleas lowed to “ cover” th e event he would P h ilip Shea to L au ra K.Sheu p art
you.
making a strong effort to advertise the
I remain Respectfully Yours—Ben
ing reciUtions.
resources of “ Old Yamhill.”
still be grinding out copy and som e of i . ° ( 8ecr? l, “ H * 'w- - .......... .............
Banks Wins.
.
,
. . ..
. .. fa'll'» Enders e t ux t> E rnest
jamin Jelderks.
HBro. T. P- Blake, who was made an it so hot that th e foreman feared it
K eehn p a rt of lot 46 in Grav
I here will be a special lecture at
In one of the fastest games seen on
Some news from this Countra for
norary member of the association a m ight have scorched the press.
| o .ik ................................................... 4200
the
Christian church next Sunday night
the
Banks
baseball
grounds,
the
Banks
j S arah E T urn bow et al to Jo h n A
your paper.—It is Freesing here in
■ ago, spoke for about twenty min-
on the subject of “ Marriage and Di
COUNTY COURT NEWS
I K eller 1 0 ac in Geo R ichardson
Northern Minn: every night; and no players defeated the McMinnville
i. He delivered an address, which
vorce.” The morning theme will be
r> L C 12 s 1
900
seeding is done as yet. I am sick of team, Sunday, by the score of 9 to 1
to|have been enjoyed must have been
George McKibben et al; application i R obert Jehorck et al to David
“
The Origin of our Salvation.”
¡rd. It was intense with feeling, for establishment of road; ordered that ! F letch er 4 ac in sec 31 t 2 s 1 w 100 0 a Contra like this: and so are many There was a large attendance and the
contest
was
one
of
the
best
seen
at
M s Ethel Moseley, of Vancouver,
,
,
..
,
A
Z
G
rag
g
e
t
ux
to
I
M
H
umke
more:
we
are
looking
towards
Forest
mg and to the point. It touched the m atter be continued until Ju n e term . | pa r t ,,f blk 2 H um phreys add
p art
Banks this season. The Outlaws were ■vis visiting here, during the week.
Grove, Oregon. B. J.
hearts of the veterans as the eyes
11 illeboro
In m atter of application for liquor
beaten by the Verboort team by the She nd Miss Wdma Waggener walked
Dfiused with tears bore testimony, license in Buxton precinct from Rob- in v estm en t Co to Sylvanus S
f ont Hillsboro to Forest Grove, one
Nominee for School Superintendent. score of 10 to 26.
i. Blake occupies a warm place in L. Simpson; ordered that license be
Ila lc h 35.42 ae in 9ec 3 t 2 s 1 w
day I ist week, and did the trip in
M .1 Summon* et ux to Thoa C
hearts of the members of the as- granted upon payment of fee.
M. C. Ca:e, nominee for county
K yle 11 ac iu see 21 t I n 1 w
A Curiosity.
record time.
iation. This year’s reunion was
\ school superintendent, received his
In matter of appointment of road Irvin K Payne et ux to G eorge K
> of the best meetings of the supervisor Dist. No. 22; it is ordered
Hoyt
Furniture
Co.
have
the
mean
P.i> lie lot 3 blk 1!) H illsboro
education at the Michigan Agricultur
The Bazaar had the misfortune a
T horne et ux to 1) P ( ’o rrie ri
aciation.
al Coll *ge at Lansing, Michigan, and est horse to be found anywhere. They few days ago to have a car load of
that Chris Christenson be appointed W ">* K ; ac
in
W
Simmons
I)
I»C
.
.
.
7000
The association accept rd the invi- lotd supervisor for said district.
at the Michigan State Normal at Ypsi- can’t drive it even to deliver goods. organs damaged by the rain while be
It \V A irey et al to VV V Sample
tion from the city n
til of Cor-
p a rt of see 5 t 2 8 3 w _________
Petition of Mrs. H- B. Luce fer quit
10 lanti, Michigan. His first experience It runs but don't move, so they are ing unloaded. The instruments are
■ius and the Fourth of July cora- claim deed; ordered that petition be C arrie V F uller to A lb e rt N
in teaching was as principal of one of exhibiting it in their big show window. not seriously hurt but Mr. Staehr says
Ittee to meet at this place for their j granted upon payment of taxes, costs \ S tanton H5 ae in Thos H a rt I) L
the Ypsilanti city schools, which posi See it as you pass. Many people say i lie is going to sell them at about half
C t 1 s 3 w ___________________
lual encampment. The viterans and penalties.
tion
he held for twelve years. In they never saw such an ugly looking [ price. I his will be a good chance
Abbie Kobiusou to C M Haw
kl accordingly pitch tl eir ter.t^ in the
to get an organ.
1892 Mr. Case rtsign*d this position beast.
thorne w I of se sec 23 t 1 n 5
J. f t . Raymond et al; application
m park from July I t to July 3d in- for re survey of road No. 61; viewer's I w -----...........
200 and came to Washington county, Ore
Re-Elected by Grangers.
Miss E B. Penfield of the Book
r . time May 7 7, lona.
et i ux
Ritter
pive, after which they will celebrate report; read j first
gon, where he taught continuously for
1908, 'David
et a, \V
s(, m * g ,)f e r , w
sec to !• t 2n
2 w
lependence day without breaking read second time May 8, 1908, and Lucy A Vi ootnan et al to J Down» 500 another twelve ytars. In 1904, Mr.
Austin T. Buxton, of this city, was Store has increased her add. space in
■tap.
Case was elected county school super re-elected master of the Oregon State The News and will inaugurate a spe
road ordered established; petitioners to part of Mk 2 Morgan*add Hills-
I m i t o ____________________ _______ ___
10
intendent, and during this term of of Grange, yesterday afternoon, for an cial Saturday sale each week for some
pay chainmen and axemen.
S .1 W h ite «t al to J < avanaugh
time. The Book Store has grown
fice
has visited the schools of the other term of two years.
In matter of petition of Herman
Old Soldier Passes Away.
e t al 10.75 ac in sec 35 t 1 n 2 w 2000
since its beginning to such an extent
couuty
each
year
and
performed
the
Schmidt for public easement; this mat
that almost everything usually handled
¡CThe funeral of Henry P. Wilson, ter coming on for hearing upon motion
duties of the office faithfully and well.
City Council Meets.
Card of Thanks.
in a store of this kind, even in the
trhc died at his home in this city Sun of E. B. Tongue, attorney for Amelia
Mr. Case holds a State Life Diploma
The session of the city council
Mrs. Mary E. Neii and family ap-1 largest cities, is to be found here.
day evening, was held from the Free Dietz; it is ordered that motion be
and is qualified in every way to ad
Me hodist church Mondav morning denied and that case be continued for Tuesday evening was brief and but vance the interests of the schools of preciate the sympathy of their many
At the meeting of the Woman’s
little
besides
regular
routine
business
I
friends and thank them for their kind
and •
-ras in Forest View
this county.
ten days.
was transacted by the citv fathers.
ness during the sickness and rierth of club, held the forepart of the week,
cemetery- Mr. Wilson had lived in
In matter of local option petition; it
announcement was made that an anon-
It was voted that the rebate on the j
their husband and father.
l u ritv fora number of years and is ordered that an election be held on
Died.
vmous friend ol the ladies, not wishing
street
assessments
be
paid
to
the
prop
1
K | well known to old residents, many the first day of June, 1908, to deter
erty owners. The list is to be made
A number of noticeable imptove- that the club should be the loser by
Robert Neil, an old-time resident of
M w hom gathered at the church t
mine whether sale of intoxicating up bv the city treasurer. Application Forest Grove, succumbed to that dread [ ments have been made in the interior the unt >ward circumstances which
last tribute to his memory,
liquors shall be prohibited in North for the extension of the water mains disease pneumonia Monday afternoon of the First National bank building, \ have afflicted the Haines bank in
f Henry P. V ilson was born at Dcve , Hillsboro, South Hillsboro, West Butte
was made by residents on the Gales after an illness of a little more than ! which have contributed in making that j v hi :h tire club had 125.63 deposited,
N, J. in 1835 and grew to man! 03d at and South Tualatin precincts.
Creek road and another was presented two weeks. The funeral services were strong financial institution mere invit- had given that amount to the club.
that place. In 1862 he moved to
In the matter of local option peti by Walter Rosworm and five others for ' conducted from his late residence on '
to its growing patronage. The
Davenport, Iowa, and enl s.ed as a s« 1 tion; it is ordered that an election be
If local Methodists want to keep
diet in the Union Army and served ti 1 held on first day of June, 1908, to de an extension on north Third Avenue | Third Avenue Wednesday morning walls have been neatly papered anew, pace with their brethren at Hillsboro,
the close of the war. In 1374 he termine whether the sale of intoxicat and Second street. Both applications and the interment was in Forest View the counters polished and freshened the improvements on the church her*
mar:
E. Bailey. They ing liquors shall be prohibited in South were referred to the committee on light cemetery, Rev. Hiram Gould of the UP »»d new curtains have been added, will have to be decided upon and in »
migrated to Oregon in 1887 and a lit- Forest Grove and Cornelius precincts. and water for ascertaining the probable M. E. Church officiating. Mr. N eil, thus giving the room a neat and at- hu^y, too. The Hillsboro Methodists
expenditure of putting in the pipes.
was a native of Canada and was born * tractive appearance.
later came to reside in Forest
under the leadership ol their pastor,
Petition of J. W. Connell for refund
The report of the city treasurer was July 12, 1852. He was married to
Grove. Besides his wife he leave«
The putting down of two cement Rev L. F. Belknap, are planning
of tax; it is ordered that the several read and ordered placed on file.
Mary E. Hacker 28 years ago.
children to mourn 1 is df '
M -. 5a- amounts be refunded as per petition.
I sidewalks this week starts a movement j improvements amounting to 85,000.
The street commissioner was in
He leaves a wife, a daughter Kate,
tih Mostert of Gre nvil e; Mrs. Blaich«
Report of Willis Ireland, recorder of structed to order the Forest Grove and two sons, George of Portland and 1 in the right direction. One of the According to present plans the au
Best Df Portland; Bel e, Clyde and conveyances, for month of April; it is
walks extends from the Forest Grove ditorium of the church is to hive
Sioyd of Forest Grove. Elder W N crlered that report be approved; fees Transportation company to plank their Frank of tnis place. The sympathies National bank as far as the corner of seating capacity for 600 persons and
inity g go out to the family lhe property owned by Professor other modern conveniences have been
track for a dntance of fiity feet in^front of the community
Cofi of Portland, preached the fun- 8373 30.
of the Mrs. Moore property on Pacific in the hour of gloom and bereavement Marsh. The other walk is on the west provided for.
address and the
Report of E. J. God man. county Avenue which is now occupied by
ucted under the auspices of the clerk, for month of April; ordered ap
side of College Way along the Book
— Dr. C. L. Large reports a son
Nelson LaCourse.
Will Make a Report.
G. A. R. Post of which the de- proved; fees 8183.75.
Store property. There is nothing in weighing 8j pounds born to Mr. and
The
claim
for
damages
from
Francis
id was a member.
At a meeting of the Haines Bank the ,ine of improvements which adds Mrs. Thomas Schoolcraft of near Dil-
J. W. Connell, sheriff, petitioned Bernard was reported upon and not
Committee it was decided that a com- *° macb to the appearance of a town ley, the 13th inst. Parties wishing
that county warrants be drawn lor the allowed.
plete statement of the affairs of the
ft00** cement walks.
the attendance of Dr Large in this
following amounts:
Card of Thanks.
Rev. H. E. Kreider and family left, Bank would be made not later than
J. D. Rode. 817 09 double payment
Free Methodist—Rev. E. Hillis. class of cases will greatly oblige him,
W- wish to thank the friends who so
if convenient, by engaging his servi
kindly ass.sted us during the late iil- taxes; Mike Conzelman, $7 13; over this week, for Woodbum, where Mr. June 1st, 1908, and a copy mailed to who has been assigned to this place
ces two or three months prior to the
Kreider
is
to
be
pastor
of
the
Free
payment:
W.
J.
R.
Beach,
810;
over
each
depositor.
for
the
coming
year,
will
occupy
the
ness and death of our wile and mother,
L. J. CORL,
pulpit at the Free Methodist church at expected event. Dr. Large has both
charge in county fund; William Fe'dt, Methodist churches of Woodbum and
the many flora
phones.
Hubbard.
Secretary
pro.
tem.
I
11 a. m., Sunday, May 17.
843.06
double
payment;
Bank
of
Sher-
E A. K r e l d e r a n d F a m il y .
E. Potts,
I). Smith,
Reunion at Cornelius Last Attendance Protes Surprise to Man H. Albee,
agement cf Aggregation— Forest
Ga breath,
Tlursday.
,
,
i