W ashington GROVE, SIX HUNDRED NOT IN THE LEAGUE I comers were furnished. The commissioners of this county is f lf ll I ADQ U U l.L A ilO W ASHINGTON Children's Day Exercises Colts Win Another Game. A buuch of alleged ball players.trav the only co -rt 1 f it? that . Colts Ruled Out at Meeting Yesterday eling under the name of the Holiday raade an * pp «> i ation for :rlar j and Without Apparent Maroons of Portland, and hardly out of l'city while towns all up and down the Cause, their swaddling clothes, some of them, line are in the scheme. Manager John Wirtz of the Forest were out to this ci.y last Sunday and D A lC r n K A I u l U ■Board of T ra d e M eeting M enda) Night liiest Success. Children were king all over our land Sunday, for it was then that they had a | chance to give the programs they had been training for these many tnoons, the occasion being Children’ s Day. | The little tots both boys and girls were Enthusiastic speeches were made by Grove Colts, attended a meeting of the became very much over heated in an Messrs. E. W. Haines, Folsom, Clapp Tri-City league in Portland yesterday alleged game of baseball with the For dressed out in their best and p e r -1 and A. G. Hoffman and after the lunch and brought back the sad news this est Grove Colts, score 11 to 1. You formed their best. Here in Forest Grove large crowds C. F. Clapp took hold of the raising morning that the Colts had been shut may have seen them. If so you prob of money which met with hearty re- out of »hat organization. No reasons ably would not give a Canadian quar- gathered in all the churches to listen I sponse. were given by the league for not ad tar to let your lamp shine on them to the programs of the children and . Good Speakers Enthuse Big Audience mitting the Colts, and but three things again, unless they were booked up for every auditor went home praising the Conservatory of Music to Give Con Annual Rose Show. work of the children, his teacher and could have guided their action. First, some different role. certs— Able Speakers and Eight — Banquet of Cheese and The Sixth Annual Rose Show °l oehef that the Colts were too classy, thankful that he lives in a town of And all of such playing makes the to Graduate. Crackers. p ______ _— Foiest Grove will be held next Sat- second, that they were not classy fans fall down on their knees ar.d churches and church going people. At the Methodist and Congregation- People are already arriving in this An enthusiastic meeting of the busi- UrdaV aftern° ° n an d evening, June 13, enough or third, that the proposition thank the powers that be that from now in Masonic Hall. al churches the exercises were given ejty jor tbe Forty-sixth Annual Com- would not pay out. Both of these lat on Forest Grove will have Try-City ness men and citizens of Forest Grove Blue, red and white ribbons will be ter propositions would not stand in in the morning and at the Christian rneneement of Pacific L/zxixrersity Whieh ball, com m encing with next Sunday. was held in Masonic Hall Monday awarded as prizes for the best roses of vestigation. Last year, the Colts made church in the evening. Misses Min begins with the musical recital in It was a scorcher Sunday and every evening for the purpose of boosting me Myers Myers and and Goldie Peteison had Brighton chapel tomorrow evening ard the following varieties: Lamark, Caro a capital record at Salem and deleated body expected to see a rattling exhibi the “ Sunset” publicity plan at which line Testout, La France, Folkestone. Woodburn which is a member of the tion of ball, as the prophet maintains charge of the directions at the Con closes Wednesday of next week with time about 8600 was raised by private Marechal Neil, Jacqueminot, Papal Tri-City league and this season the that the hot day is the day of days for gregational church. The decorations the grand commencement concert. subscription. __ „ .. , , „ Gontier, Kaiserin, Marie Henriette, .quality of ball has been up to Tri-City the national game, and again the Ma of roses were beautiful and the follow- It is expected that an unusually W H. Hollis president of the Coun- a<Jth of Goldi Bride, Marie Van Recitations standard. It would have been a pay- roons at their last visit here had defeat- ' ni{ children performed large number of visitors will be here tyj?ublicity Assotiation had charge of . , , . , . H om e, Mad. Alf. Carriers, Frau Krai j ¡ng proposition here, undoubtedly. So ed the Colts. But they brought out by Be,h Sexlon- Mlldred Thoraas and for the exercises from present indics- the meeting and spo e o the import- Druschki Sofrano, and other marked L (hi, season baseball has been # win_ an entirely new >unch this time ¿x- Wain Stewar,: a rePort °< lhe need ,or tions, and that splendid programs will ance of good advertising at the Alaska- varieties at the discretion of the co m . ncJ h„ e and fans frQm a„ ov„ the cept for a couple of players. Winter- ,nlsslonary work because of the new j be rendered. Yukon Fair at Seattle next year. He . , , , ,, . . . m m ee. county had promised loyal support in bothom their first pitcher, was knocked """¡g r a tio n and other conditions was The Conservatory of Pacific has M d that it was neuessarv to make e. K „ . . .. . , Similar prizes will given for best case the Colts got into the league. off the knoll before the first chapter | * ive\ in ,he l h ? e ° ‘ a c i t a t i o n by grown greatly under the proficient M llections of fruits, grains and grasses , , . 0 . ,. . _ * Earl Loomis, Roscoe Vaugn, Elbert ........... ___v _* , , displays of cut flowers, best displays Oregon City did was over, and his successor was ham management of Prof, and Mrs. Chap this year; that this fair will probably be 1 , n ' • . . Taylor, Robert Ray, Hill Templeton “ . • . , .. , of Pansies and sweet peas, best general „f the game and their and manager who mered so unmecrifully that he was soon man, both in numbers and quality of the last of its kind held on the coast exhibit of roses, for the best individual; made the proposition to sell his fran- replaced by another. With the ex and Paul and Lawrence Boyd. The work and the music lovers of the city in years, and it is important to take . . . . loaf . . . . rose in the show and for the best new chise to the Colts lent his aid to get ception of an error or two, which would infant baptism was accompanied by a may expect something good. The ■ va n ta g va e r\( of *li?c this last rtnnnrtnmiu opportunity. rQ?e never be[ore exhibited ^ For I our boys into the league, but the Tri- have been avoided in 4 close game, song by the children and the address, anniversary recital occurs Saturday 1 Mr. Adams was then introduced. j all but the last five classes °n 'y three City bunch handed us a lemon without “ Our Comrades” was given by the the Colts played good ball, and looted evening of this week. [He said that he was in a position to j blooms of each variety must be entered ; giving any reasons for their action. pastor Rev. H. W. Boyd. bases as though they had been in the Next Sunday evening Rev. Paul The main part of the Methodist now of the different counties in the and an r0Ses entered must be named. | There will consequently be no game stealing game before. Rader will deliver an address to the church and the side rooms were crowd tate and that Washington is undoubt- The show will begin at 1 p. m. and next Sunday. But there is talk of Rudy Schultz, the meat cutter, Christian Associations. Mr. Rader is ed and the building was beautifully dly the banner agricultural county, entries by townspeople must be in by another scheme which the fans will re- missed a bologna in trying to top a a practical man as well as a preacher. decorated with roses. Miss Elizabeth And it is one of the prettiest spots in 12 o ’ clock. Those from out of town ceive with hearty applause. man out at second in the early stages He advocates the ideal— the all around regon,” he said, with its old oaxs not later than 1 p. m. Weitzel had charge of the training, of of the game; but later settled down Last Number of Concert Course. man and woman. H e is a football the children and her work was very nd rolling hills. This county has Vases or jars will be furnished for and redeemed himself by his capital player, newepaper man, orator and The Commencement concert, the successful. Exercises and songs were he advantage of being susceptible to out-of-town exhibitors and a limited base filching. He really can run like preacher and always makes good with given by the different classes. The Ismail farming— three and four acres, number can be furnished for others. last number of the Concert Course, a fox when he tries, and he was cer his audience. will be given in Marsh Hall Wednes introductory address was given by Miss vhich will mean a big suburban popu Gummed labels for vases will be fur- tainly obedient to the little dittv sung day evening, June 17, at 8 o ’ clock. Monday at 2:00 p. m. on the cam- Edna Mills. Misses Jennie Under lation for Forest Grove. Three farm | nished. in the grandstand, Sunday, entitled, Herr Von Kaos, the celebrated German pus the Seniors will give their exer wood and Pearl Abraham sang a duet ers out of five in the east are saying. ‘ I Admission free to all and everybody “ Why D on't You Try.” Cellist, will appear in several numbers. cises which will consist of a class and recitations were given by Ruth am going out to see the West’ and the ¡n Forest Grove is urged to bring Moore and Willie Schultz rapped the Patton, Bertha Gilles, Ailene Hoffman prophecy and perhaps a stunt or two, question is, Are they coming to see you? flowers. The Greenhouse will make a Herr Kaps has just recently arrived from Berlin and has filled many en ball some hard souses, in the first and and Martha Allen. Rev. H. Gould and in the evening the members of the Schools are the keynote for the home- large exhibit. gagements in the East. As cellist in scored. Willie scored again in the gave a short address. drama class will present “ Our Boys,” seeker. Cyclones are sweeping pec- Ice Cream will be serve* afternoon the New York Symphony Orchestra he second, also Alexander, and a series of Another large crowd was that which a modern English com edy which they pie West. and evening. : gained some splendid Press notices poundings throughout the game re gathered at the Christian church in the will give at the Heilig theater, Port Col. Harry Haynes was introduced and much praise for his difficult selec sulted in eleven runs. Van Biara- evening to listen to ‘the exercises un land, tomorrow night. W. E. Gwynn as one that had been to California. H e Bied of His Wounds, tions. We are very fortunate in secur com be hit out a long drive for a home der the direction of Miss Belle Darling and Miss Helen Chandler are expected said while in Los Angeles he had met Clyde Wilson who was shot in the ing so able an artist. Miss Spaulding run in the eighth and Koppel did The songs, recitations, dialogues and to make some hits in this production. a woman at the Chamber of Commerce neck by Quong Lee, th ■ Chinese laun- will appear for the first time in concert heavy clouting, Tuesday morning, June 16, occurs drills of the little tots were interesting lecturing on the advantages of the dryman, a week ago last Saturday night, Alexander, who pitched the first six at Forest Grove. Her full, rich tones the meeting of the trustees and in the and full of harmony. Recitations were northwest. A question was asked died Sunday morning fiom the effects and careful interpretation of both diffi innings, kept his opponent down to given by Miss Leta Newman, Salome afternoon «t two o 'clo ck the closing about the valley out of Portland and of the gun wound. It wis thought cult and simple melodies will assure four hits and struck out ten men. Sias, Charles Wilhelmnson and other exercises of the Academy including a as the woman was not able to give the \ up to Thursday of last week that Bettis succeeded him and ozoned four all of a full evening’ s enjoyment. little folks. Miss Gertrude Sappington declamation contest among three boys information Mr. Haynes stepped for- Wilson would recover, as he was get- Miss Spaulding has gained many men. girls. Misses Corwin, and Ellen Wilhelmnson sang a very and three ward, imparted the desired information i ting stronger and apparently better, but press notices and favorable comment Chalmers and Jennie Rasmusen; pretty duet. The exercises of the and gave Forest Grove a capital boost Thursday morning he was taken with Struck on Head With Ax. f ora critics. Messrs. Colter Brown, Gardner and girls in costume was one of the strong by saying that it was the prettiest town a hard chill followed by a fever, and Prof. F. T. Chapman, violinist will Insane with rage over a trivial con features of the program. Miss Wanda Charlie Ward. Tuesday evening the in the country outside of Santa Bar- grew worse until his death a little after play some difficult selections. Prof. troversy W. H. Wellman, engineer at Todd represented a Philipino, Edith Alumni will have charge of the pro six o 'clock Sunday morning. The bara. Chapman has a beautiful violin pre the Hillsboro condenser, struck George Lamb an Indian, Eva Newman a Jap gram, and judging from past programs, funeral was conducted from the Free President W . N. Ferrin said that he sented to him bv his Italian teacher. Tedford over the head with a double anese, Vivian Dixon a Chinese, and this is expected to be the best of the Methodist church. Presiding Elder was glad to boost and told of meeting Such purity of tone is rarely found. comm encem ent. Men prominent in bitted ax and would have brutally Zoa Giltner a Turkish woman. Coffee of Portland conducting the ser a homeseeker enroute for Southern the affairs of the State, graduates ol chopped the young man to pieces, Collections were taken at all the Married. vices. Rev. Coffee said that Wilson Oregon to whom he showed up the had it not been for the opportune ap churches for missionary and education Pacific University, including Harvey had told him that whisky had been the A very pretty wedding occurred advantages of the Willamette Valley W. Scott, will make the evening a suc pearance of an employe, Lightfoot by al purposes. cause of the shooting and he scored Wednesday evening at 8:30 o ’ clock at with no avail because the homeseeker cess. name, who wrested the ax from Well the dispenseries as the cause. Mr. j the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. had purchased his ticket for a Southern Electric Line News. The graduating exercises of the uni man Tuesday morning. Coffee stated that not one of “ Son- Maury of Dilley, when their daughter Oregon town. Mr. Ferrin thought versity occur Wednesday at 10:00 in The affair grew out of Wellman’ s Work on the Oregon Electric line pals visited him or offered as- Elsie became the June bride of Albert that Forest Grove should advertise and taS s trying to bulldoze young Ledford. between Portland and Hillsboro is go- tbe morn‘ nK at which time degrees will 1 sistance after he was shot. j A. LaMont, Rev. Creecy officiating. get the easterners to buy their tickets One of the employes of the factory had ing rapidly forward, big 1 ,e co,derred uPon the following mem- The church was filled with people. The bride wore a beautiful gown of direct here. bers of the Senior class: Misses Es everyone oi whom seemed to be deep- cream silk and baby Irish lace, and br0UKht a forked stick into the engine struction men being added this week. ther Silverman, Frances Clapp, Minnie W . Bittle Wells, editor of Sunset ly impressed with the lesson drawn by carried a boquet of Bride's roses. She 1 r00rn and * ben Ledford CStot In from Two hundred Greeks and about sixty Magazine, admitted that the Harriman Wellmaq Ordered him to take teams are now at work between Beav- H eidel; Messrs. H. H . Am ston, R ob Rev. Coffee. The coffin was covered was attended bv Miss Bessie LaMont I firinK [system and its organ “ Sunset” is not the stick out. Wellman’ s language, ert0n and Hillsboro. The track has ert Imlay, S. B. Inwrence, D. I. Alter, with beautiful flowers. as maid of honor and Miss Merle I Jn this work of publicity for their was uncalled for and Ledlord rafused | been laid along Washington street at Gordon Clapp. Rev. Luther R. Dyott Clyde Wilson was born in Wichita, Maury as bridesmaid, in pretty gowns ealth, that results— immigration to to obey. Wellman immediately start- Hillsboro to the limits of the city and of Porlland wi" deliver the address. Iowa and came here with his parents 0f pa]e blue, carrying pink roses, ed after Ledford with a double bitted it is expected that cars will be running ¡his country is what they must have. when but three years old. He had Harry Giltner was best man. High School Commencement Tonight. ax, struck him on the head, which early this fall. “ The Harriman Homeseekers’ Bu- lived here almost continually since The rooms weie beautiful in a pro- knocked Ledford senseless, and dealt This evening will occu r the Conr- Monday afternoon there was a quar tau,” he s»id, "prepares the right then. He was 23 years old. Inter- fusion of roses and ferns D ainty, ¡¡nd of literature— convincing— and ! ment was in the Forest View ceme- refreshments were served. Mr. and another blow at the wounded man rel between two different gangs of m encem ent exercises of the Foret t after he was down, but missed his aim. Greek laborers over a shovel. It is Grove High school in the Congrega- tuts it into the right hands.” tery. Mrs. LaMont were the recipients of ADVERTISE COUNTY MUCH GOOD ENTERTAINMENT Y J H e explained the following eight impositions which will cost $2240: Q u on gI.ee who wa< released last many beautiful and useful presents. week from the county jail at Hillsboro A page advertisement in Sunset M c i- on b ;. QX. e for one year; a six page article in wasb boilse on . pacjfic avenue, but aset; an expert photographer :o je t Jeems t0 take the shooting aiiair very it views of county: 20,000 Wash- seriousiv He sits about gloomily and ton County booklets written by an ¡s t00 m uch affected to do any work. *rt; 20,000 conductor booklets. **Hcw to get to Washington County;' Vital Statistics. 20,0 10 Colonist Folders explaining the Vital statistics for Wa-:.:ngt i coua- atages of this county; reference ty for the ^nonth of May. 1908. 10 this county made by stereoptican • ims on m urages. 10: cases of Iteturers traveling through the east: ]et fever, 1; diphtheria, 9; Page advertisement in Oregon.an for one issue. the Harriman system the After thcii wedding trip to Re- scar- membran- Sunday 0J1 croup, 6; typhoid fever. 1. Births, H e said that boys 14; girls, 4; Total. 18. Deaths, would spend jju.es 5; femaies 5; T c ’ al. 10. Dr. W. D. W ood. Health Officer. _ • fv U m . c:t:es they w: be at , Ledford’ s life was only spared by the , aid that knives were drawn and a fight ( l ‘°nal church. i 1*»— °* Llghtfoot wbo ax from the insane man. \° ° * Solos will be sung by the ' narrowly averted. Ledford was ' Greeks were As a result 19 | Misses Hazel Aldrich, and Goldie Pe- discharged and others terson and a piano solo by Miss Jessie removed to his home and doctors em ployed, H og e. A chorus of boys will sing ard home to their many friends at their stiched up the wound in the side of j country residence near Forest Grove, M is. Elda Walker am ved in this Ava Carlyle « ive an eHay- * • » his head. Monday from Lincoln. Nebraska, where Supt’ A ck " man delivCT »»>• Lutheran Mission Feast. Employers of the Hillsboro condens- j she ha, been teaching botany in the *ddre” ' Mr' Ackerma" en* a" d The-German Evangelical Lutheran er say that George Ledford was the I University of Nebraska. She will ill j *° *Deak every n,ght ,or two week* Zion congregation at the North Plains most agreeable man in the factory and similar exercises. visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L . C. near Centerville, will celebrate its first that he got aiong most agreeably with There are only 4 giadilate* of the Walker, this summer. H er sister,!. annua! Mission Feast at the grove of all of the men, during his three years H igh school this year. Misses Ava Miss Leva Walker, who is also teach- Mr H um s. Sermons will be work at the condenser, and the opin- . Carlyle, ______ Emma _ Morgan; Roy Devlin returned l 0 ;tlld Qrval Hutchins. Hutchine. | \n , g at, the Lnlverslly> j / 1“ and Orval Miss Carlyle re- preached by the Revs H. E. Eber- ion of townpeople is similar. 1 ceived the scholarship with an average . ..g of Gales, Ore : F. Schaknecht of But Wellman, who is frc^i Seattle, Lincoln. Wvkoff, Minn . and H. J- Kolb of Mt. during his six weeks work has made a Mrs. Ambrose Porter of this city, of 97 per cent. She will attend Pa- Pastor Kolb is to speak repuUtion as a bully and incurred the left last week foe a two months' visit in cific University next year. Wisconsin, her native state, which she A class of 26 will be graduated fr o « in the English language. A cordial in- enmity of all the employes, has not visited in a good many years, the Eighth grade and receive dipiotzns. vitation is extended. Wellman is now in the county jail. Angel, Ore. I yy it