Chamberlain, attempts to advise Portland, in which the California prose­
Mr. Cake, the regular candidate cutor gave the Governor as his author­
ity for quoting what was supposed to
Published every Thursday by The ! for the U. S. senate, how to have been said in an interview between
The Fulton and Chamberlain concerning
Washington County Publishing Co., ! conduct his campaign.
Incorporated.
only trouble lies in the fact that the appointment of one J. S. Smith to
a position in the penitentiary—an in­
Entered at the post-office at Forest Mr. Cake made a vigorous fight
terview, by the way, which Senator
for
Statement
No.
1
and
won
Grove, Oregon, as second class
Fulton says was not at all as quoted by
mail matter.
while the Journal’s democratic Mr. Keney, and one which he thought
Subscription 51.5U Por Year candidate would net avail him- was to have been kept sacred as conn-
self of the provisions of the pri­ I dential between himself and the Gov­
Mvtrtitlng ratas m eta known an
appHeation.
mary law and go on the ticket ernor. It will be remembered that
in
the primaries, thus coming to Henev was using this interview in an
Official Paper Washington Co.
to injure Fulton’s candidacy,
to the iront when the measure attempt
and it will also be remembered that
A. E. N o i t k s e ........................MANAGER needed his support.
Mr. Cham­ the Governor rushed into print the next
j . F. w o o d s ............................ e d it o r berlain did not want the repub­ morning to confirm all that Heney had
lican majority in this state to said. This, of course, all happened
THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1908
see what it would have to do to at a time when Chamberlain was ex­
to have Fulton as his oppo­
elect
him. Mr. Cake’s fight for pecting
Mr. Cake is carrying on a
nent at the June election instead of
clean campaign— the kind that the statement has left the Jour­ Mr. Cake, and he was not particularly
nal and its man Friday without concerned about defending Fulton’s
wins.
any campaign thunder, hence : character against H enej’s attacks just
in fact, he showed an eager wil-
Forest Grove has royally en­ this plea ir) disguise. However, i then;
lingness to assist the Heney game as
tertained a really big circus. what does it matter, so long as far as possible by jumping into print
Mr. Cake, after winning one and confirming ail that ha i been said
W hat’ll be the next?
fight, gees out to uphold the about the Smith interview.
administration
against the man ■ Now, with Mr. Fulton out of the
If it’s a fair question: Why
who
says
“
there
are no national way, the Governor makes a cheap bid
d ses Mr. Chamberlain leave any
for Fulton votes by saying that Mr.
reference to the democratic par­ issues in this campaign.” The Cake should have defended the Sena­
i Journal would like to see Cake tor from the attacks of Heney. It was
ty off his literature?
' come back and get on Cham­ noticeable that the Governor did net
“ Ask ’em what the ‘party’ will berlain’s platform as that is the do any defending as long as Fulton
in the race, but was helping He­
do for you.”— Portlano Journal. latter’s only hope. The Jour­ was
ney
all he could. The contest be­
And ask ’em what Geo. Cham­ nal’s eagerness to give advice tween Cake and Fulton was absolutely
leads The News to believe it clean and free from personalities, each
berlain will do for you!
would likewise receive a little; pledging the victorious candidate his
John McCIaran, the regular hence we suggest that it break suppor. in the event of his own defeat.
only help Heney got was from
republican nominee for county away from this one-man govern­ The
the Democratic candidate. The ef-
ment
proposition
and
give
the
commissioner, is one of the best
■ forts being put forth by Senator Fulton
known farmers in this section real people a chance.
to elect Mr. Cake prove that Fulton is
, sincere in his desire for a Republican
and will make a commissioner
Worries the Journal.
| victory, and it also proves that in at-
worth having. Besides he hails
terroting to stir up bitterness where
The
Forest
Grove
News
repeats
the
from this end of the county.
there is none, Oregon’s governor is
THE
N EW S
absurd statement of the Eugene Reg­
Gov. Chamberlain is to speak ister that the people settled the sena-
torship in the primaries. No such
in Masonic Hall tonight on the thing, as these editors, not being
“ issues of the
campaign,” idiots, must know. The primaries
presumably But as the versa­ were lor parties to choose between op­
tile governor announced when posing candidates. The silly pretense
entering the campaign, that of these papers is not creditable to
Portland Journal.
“ there are no great issues in the them.—
It seems to greatly irritate the Jour­
campaign,” people naturally nal for a few Oregon papers to throw
wonder what he will say. How­ that publication’s pre primary Statement
ever, the non-partisan gag will No. 1 doctrine at its head now that
be brought into play and his the primaries are over and that paper
other “ fish” to fry. But these
allegiance to Roosevelt sworn. has
papers have the Journal on the hip on
The lead of Mr. Cake on that proposition, and it is not surpris­
statement No. 1 will have to be ing to hear it squeal- It got on its
followed and a little advice giv­ knees before the primaries and plead
en his “ fellow democrats ard : for Statement No. 1, and the people’s
rule, and now that the people have
republican friends.”
ruled that Cake is their choice for
exhibiting many of the qualities of a
political snyster.—Polk County Ob­
server.
THE PARIS MILLINERY PARLOR
> jrv a a j« w ig
to show you. Come and see for yourself.
most reasonable.
M is s
A t ri r i e
Notice of Tax Title Sale.
r — »/ » a q a B M M
Also the
! .. S p i e s h n e r t
TH E BAZAAR
K . M. S T A U H R , M a n a g e r
High
Grade
Pianos,
Organs
and Sewing M achines
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay­
ments. Also a full line of
E dison
and
(Columbia
Machines and Records always in stock.
logues sent free to any address.
T a lk in g
Cata­
The leading place in theCounfy for Stationery
and School Supplies.
Voiles
Batiste
Wash Silks
Kerry Cords
Peis de Soie
ingomar Stripes
Embroidered Swiss
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Th. t
pursuant to the provisions of Section
” 61” of Chapter ” 267” o! the Session
Laws of the State oi Oregon for the
year 1907, and the Order of the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Washington. I will on Wed.
the 27th day cf May 1908, at the
south door of the courthouse in Hills­
boro, Washington County, Oregon, be­
ginning at the hour of ten o’clock A.
M. of said day and continuing from day
to day until the sale of all of the prop*
erty hereinafter mentioned is complet­
ed, sell at public auction all of the
property to which the County of Wash­
ington has acquired title by virtue of
sale for taxes to the highest bidder for
cash in hand. Descriptions of prop­
erty to be sold may be seen at the of­
fice ol the Sheriff of Washington Coun­
ty. Oregon.
Dated the 28th day cf April, 1903.
J. W. CONNELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
and ex-officio tax collector thereof.
—In T h e B ook S tore winc'ov—
some dainty gifts for wedding or com!
mencement. We pack sife’ty for ex
press without charge.
44-3t
—We’ll buy your wool and mohair.
Bring it in.
Bailey.
a von
p ! atirli
10c
to
35c
per
Yard
Pique
Dimity
Percale
Desdemonia
Silk Ginham
Broderie Soie
Please remember we are always glad to show goods
even though you may not wish to purchase
W A TT’S DISTRICT.
Mrs. Rice called on Mrs. Frost one
day last week.
Miss Florence Ranes is visiting in
the Rose City.
Chas. Day of Amherst Junction,
Wis., is a guest at Mr. Rice's.
Geo. Schocli and D. Adams took
dinner at the Laughlin Saturday.
Miss Helen Reuter came out from
Portland last week for a visit with rel­
atives and friends.
H. Schmale and family are occupy­
ing a small house near the old tannery
until school closes.
1 United States senator, it proceeds at
We extend the hand of welcome to
T he News publishes in an­ once to repudiate the people’s choice the new neighbors who purchased Mr.
other column, a letter from Mr. and howls lustily in support of Cham­ Schmale’s property.
Jelderks of Garland, Minn., who berlain, who received but a handful of
W. F. McCoy and wife were called
together with others, is desirous votes.
to Oregon City Friday by the death of
The Journal’s inconsistency and the ' the latter’s father.
of locating in Forest Grove or palpable
scheme it worked in behalf of
hereabout.
H is request has Chamberlain has lost it many follow- | Harvey Rogers was exhibiting a
freak in the shape of a four-legged
been complied with, and if he ers.— Eugene F.egister.
chicken, recently.
chooses to locate here, we are
One Kind of Politics.
Will Adler and family, recently from
sure climatic conditions will be
the
east, are occupying Thad Stephen­
We
sometimes
wonder
just
how
j
found quite different from those
many suckers Governor Chamberlain son’s house on David’s Hill.
he speaks of. The Board of thinks there are in Oregon. He cer­
Rev. Hall and family and Mr. and
Trade have several hundred tainly has a right to think there are a
Mrs. Senger attended church services
copies of the special edition and good many, especially in the Republi in the Grove Sunday morning.
wish to secure addresses that can party, but we sometimes wonder
A big force of men with teams are
they may be mailed. If you if he doesn’t overestimate the number. hauling
gravel from near the Burk;
Just no.v the Governor is going over
have in mind a prospective set­ the state and making campaign bridge to repair the roads through!
tler, hand in the name and liter­ speeches in which he bewails the at­ here.
ature will be forwarded.
tack made on Senator Fulton bv Fran­
Mr. and Mrs. Bisbee and Mr. and
______________
cis J. Heney. This is nothing but a Mrs. D. B. Adams spent part of last j
For unadulterated audacity cheap attempt to win votes among Mr. week at the home of M. Johnson a t !
the Portland Journal has the Fulton’s personal friends and political Gaston.
Wonder if the Governor
lead over all other newspapers. supporters.
School was closed last Frid; y t o 1
thinks the people of Oregon have for
This paper, which is boosting gotten Mr. Heney’s first speech in give the teacher and pupils a chance
to journey to the Grove to see. the
elephant.
A. T. Buxton, master of the state
Grange, accompanied by Mrs. Buxton
and little son, are attending the meet­
ing of the State Grange at Eugene this
has a fine line of
week.
U p ^to-date D ress H ats
A gala array of choice patterns to suit
every purse and every taste
Opposite
Independent
Hillsboro Commercial
Phone
045
2 3 P ® Eä P
ì n
É É A Ü É
T
m
^
£i
EVERY
m
DAY
Hardly a day passes that we do not receive a new shipment ol goods.
Our store room is
cram full of beautiful furniture at
Bargain Prices
Everything from Bedroom to Kitchen.
us before buying.
W e have anticipated your wants.
Come and see
W e also have just recieved the finest stock of mouldings for
Picture Framing
in Washington county and our work is the skilled kind.
land work.
Compare it with the best Po­
It takes an artist to do artistic work. Many a beautiful work of art is coo-j
pletely spoiled by the harsh unsympathetic frame.
They
must harmonize.
Our
proves us the best in our line.
Paints, Varnishes, Kalssmines
The Best» is none t»oo good for you.
“ Acme Quality9’ kind.
Best by Test
We have the
Will not chelk crack norp^1
Hovt Furniture Co
Paterson Bldg.