During this campaign T he If the Portland Journal runs News has not hesitated to take out of red ink before June first, It be- there’ll be a calamity, Published every Thursday by The its stand and defend it. Washington County Publishing Co., lieves that if a paper has any­ Incorporated. H ow will Taft suit you? thing to say, as well as individ­ Entered at the post-office at Forest uals, it should be plain in its re Resolutions. Grove, Oregon, as second class marks; there is nothing myster- j mail matter. ____________________________ ious about us and we don’t The following resolutions were adopt­ Subscription $1.50 Per Year intend that there shall be. W e ed by the ‘ ‘ Woman’ s Club of F'orest Uvartising ratts mad* known on have taken a stand for the: Grove” at its meeting on May 11. Whereas; we believe the education- application. republican ticket becaus? we -. . , . * . , al needs ol Oregon to be identical wilh Official Paper Washington Co. believe in the principles of that 0ther states, and that we need a uni- party; that the Roosevelt poli— I versity that is generously supported, A. E. N oitrse ................... manager I cies can best be maintaired that | and J. F. W o o d s ........................... editor way, and the great prosperity o f . Whereas: the University of Oregon is in a critical condition at present; its this country continued. The equipment is insufficient, the rapid and THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1908 ticket in this state and county steadily increasing attendance demands was given us by the republican new buildings, and new dormitories T he guiding spirit of the party. This privilege was for women are badly needed, and Whereas; a poorly maintained Uni­ democratic party and chief ed­ through the means of the direct itorial writer of the Tim es in his primary law, and not by a few versity tends to discourage the best of Statement N o. 1 column, which who, seemingly, are disappoint immigration to our state, and , . , , . , . . , i. Whereas; if this appropriation bill he is ashamed to father, inquires ed one way or another, but by becomes a law, the amount of taxes into the politics of some of the all the people who are willing to required to support it will be only regular republican nominees, accept and recognize the peo- about 25 cts. per year on every thous- John W . Bailey, to whom he re- pies’ rights. Should we faulter *nd Jollars worth of pr°Pert>: ‘ Pre­ fers, \ was born now the direct prim nrimarv re- for£ ,u j that , we URGE the , voters , . in , . Washington r _ & r c Ulrcl-L ary will w in re Resolved; THE NEWS v ,CiaS r 1IS a l V° e “ Ce! Ve. a tr e m e n d o u s b lo w ; th e of this county to vote in favor of letting W m . M cKinley and has since principles of the republican party the appropiation stand at 8125.000, as affiliated with the party, acting and the policies of the president ^xed by our *ast legislature, L izzie L. T odd , \ as secretary of the county cen- will likewise receive a blow, Com. R ose E. C o r l , i tral committee during a p a .; of That’s why T he News speaks that time. H e went before the up. New Candidates. primaries and there won the j — — — — — — —— — Republican candidates for the office nomination and is not afraid to T he governor omitted a few of justice of the peace by precincts let the people judge as to his sentences of his speech here, are as follows: Beaverton, Oliver C. Thornton; Bux­ qualifications or adherence to last Thursday, that might have republican principles. On the satisfied several of his demo­ ton, John Howard; Banks. P. J. Van- other hand he has an opponent cratic friends. H e did not say derzander; Cornelius. H. G. Fitch; Columbia, J. C. Miller; East Butte, H. who has sucked a public teat in why he opened the penitentiary B Tigard; East Cedar, W. L. Davis; the county offices and who has gates and freed 285 convicts Gales Creek, J. W. McRoberts; Gas­ joined the democratic ranks in during his term as governor, and ton, E. X. Harding; Hillsboro, G. W. the guise of an independent in more especially, one Hembree Barnes; Forest Grove, J. H . Wirtz; the hopes that the people will so of Tillamook county, who is West Butte, C. E. Kindt; West Cedar, M. E. Buch. disregard the primary law as to now being retried for the brutal Republican candidates for the office elect him to the office Mr. murder of his wife. T he laws of constable by precincts are as follows: Beaverton, C. H. Fry; Buxton, B. Bailey is now seeking. 1 his is of this state gives its governors the kind of “ dope’ that is con- full pardoning power, and it F. Simpson; Banks, Ed Morgan; Cor­ tinually com ing from the Cham- seems that Mr. Chamberlain has nelius, M. H. Otis; Dillev, Harold Hanson; East Butte. Arthur Leland; berlain boosters who are using overridden his rights in this re- East Cedar; Wm. Moore: Gales Creek; every means to induce the R e- spect and emptied the prison’s J. F. Allen; Gaston, F. L. Koberstein; publicans of this county and cells of undesirables. T he g ov - Forest Grove, R. Peterson; Washing­ state to disapprove of the very em or did remind us, however, ton, William Joss; West Butte, L. W. Miles J. j principles the nation, under the that he was opposed to the im- Crowder; West Cedar, Haynes. republican government, is found­ migration of the Chinese and ed upon. A vote for any one Japanese, for he considered CAMPAIGN OF PUBLICITY. of the so-called Independent them extremely detrimental to candidates in this county, is a the society of our country, but Seattle Exposition Offers Splendid vote in renunciation of R oose­ the criminals, poor cusses, they Opportunity For Boosting Ore­ velt and the administration, pure must be angels! gon— Organization Formed. and simple! T o exploit and to set forth the G ov. Chamberlain’s excuse matchless advantages and splendid re­ If the Statement N o. 1 re­ for appointing a self-confessed sources of Washington county mem­ publicans had put out a full leg­ bribe taker and liar to an im­ bers of the Hillsboro and Forest Grove islative ticket before the primar­ portant place was that there Boards of Trade met in Hillsboro this ies and won they would now be was “ no moral terpitude in­ week and made arrangements for a campaign of publicity which promises j Some people will on the regular republican tick­ volved.” to te one of the most interesting e n -! et and would be supported at wonder what the Governor’s terprises yet undertaken by the pro- j the polls by all republicans re­ idea of morality is anyway. gressive residents of the county. The Alaska-Yukon exposition to be i gardless of their views. For the held in Seattle in 1909 offers a special* 1 Statement N o. 1 republicans to T h e Oregonian says it's per- field and a most favorable opportunity I refuse to support the ticket nom- jury for democrats to register as for this work. Oregon is to have the | inated fairly at the primaries republicans. A ll’s fair in Ore- finest and best equipped state building will be to do as they would not gon politics— and love and war. on the exposition grounds and it be • i hooves Washington county as one of | wish to be done by. Let every ■ - the richest counties in the state to j republican loyally support the T he county and legislative gather a worthy collection of grasses, , ticket. tickets of the regular republican fruits and cereals grown here to be primary, are meeting with warm placed in exhibit. The task w hich! county organization has undertaken is G ov. Chamberlain said he receptions all over the county. one which should receive the undivid-1 got 600 votes on the republican ed support of all the farmers and horti­ Bourne and ballot in the primaries. But W ith the Fulton, culturists in the county. Most of this combined, work will have to be voluntary. that’s easy. That many demo- Cake followers The officers chosen are as follows. crats registered as republicans Roosevelt’s policies will be well President, W. H. Hollis of Forest j and forgot their instructions. i taken care of. THE PARIS MILLINERY PARLOR has a fine line of Up*to*date D ress Hats to show you. Com e and see for yourself. Also the most reasonable. Mlri.s Marie l .. 8pleahaert THE B A ZA A R K . M. S T A R H R , M a n a g e r Hi