Published every Thursday by The
Washington County Publishing Co.,
Incorporated.
With great corporation abuses, where
corporations organized under the laws
Entered at the post-office at Forest
of a state, deal with interstate traffic or
Grove, Oregon, as second class
com m erce, Roosevelt insists that the
mail matter.
powers of the General Government
shall deal. Bryan fears that the dig­
nity of the states may suffer; so he
Advertising rates mads known en
would minimize the pqwers of the Gen­
application.
eral Government, magnify the powers
of the states, and make the latter the
chief debendence.
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A. E. NOURSE....................MANAGER
I. F. W o o d s ............................ ed itor
TH U R SD AY , JULY
16, 1908
The democratic anti-injunc­
tion plank is a bold step towards
destroying our courts.
W . J. Bryan will make a
“ door-yard campaign.” Well,
there’s one man who has learned
by experience.
The contrasts might be continued
without end.
But
they
may be
summed up in an expression. Roose­
velt believes the United States a Na­
tion and holds to central authority
when the exercise of it is necessary.
Bryan never could be depended on to
assert the National authority in an
em ergency,
brush aside obstructive
state or local authority, and arrest the
progress of a rebellion.
The Oregon Electric Railway Com
pany, its successors and assigns, may
operate and propel cars over and upon
the railway tracks constructed under
this authority by meuns of over-head
or underground electric power, storage
battery, compressed air, or by any
other jtower than steam, except that in
cases of uuavoidable emergencies and
during construction, steam may be used
temporairly as a motive [tower. And
for the purpoae of carrying and convey­
ing power and electrical currents, for
its own use, and for the operation of its
cars, aud from one point to another,
the Oregon Electric Railway Company,
its successors or assigns, may put up, P uclllu A v «
erect, maintain and use u|ton and over,
and put down, construct, maintain and
use in and under the streets described
herein, and such other streets as may If you are intending to pur­
be necessary, the [Miles and overhead
chase a new wheel this sum­
wires, underground slots and conduits,
and other necessary and convenient ap­
mer you can’t afford to do it
pliances and equipment, for the pur­
pose of operating and maintaining the
railway or railways of said grantee, its without seeing the new
successors or assigns, and for the pur­
poses hereinabove set forth.
In this difference would rest the
whole variance between a Bryan and a
SECTION 3.
Roosevelt administration. It would
penetrate every part of the service,
That there shall be and is hereby
both in home and foreign affairs. We granted to the said Oregon Electric
Railway Company, its successors and
It was clearly demonstrated believe the United States, as a Nation, assigns, the franchise or right to erect
wants an efficient central government
Tuesday evening that should Cleveland gave such government to lióles and construct and maintain tele­
phone, telegraph and power lines upon
Forest Grove be visited by a the country and his party repudiated t he streets and places hereinbefore men­
conflagration at this season of him. Bryan would not give the tioned, for the use of the said Oregon
Electric Railway Company, its success­
the year there wouldn’t be country a Cleveland or Roosevelt gov­ ors and assigns; all such poles, wires
ernment. H e has opposite views. and equipment to be so placed and
enough water in the city water
His main support comes from haters of maintained as not to unnecessary in­
works to wet the inside of the authority and efficiency. Mr. Bryan terfere with public travel upon said
hose. W hen the contest by the is amiable, but amiability is not gov­ streets, or with tho wires of other pub­
lic service corporations, as now erected,
fire department was on several ernment. Babble may be applauded, which shall be crossed by the wirts of
but
babble
is
not
government.
What,
the grantee.
seconds elapsed before water ap­
SEC TIO N 4.
peared in the nozzle through a then, is government? Clear percep­
tion of situations and conditions, and
The railway tracks constructed by
200 foot line of hose, and when timely, judious and effective use of authority of this ordinance shall be laid
it did come there was hardly authority and power. Would Mr. as nearly as practicable Hush with the
grade*of the streets, as they are now
enough pressure to carry the Bryan measure up to this standard or established.
water ten feet. This is not on­ requirement? Can any one candidly
SEC TIO N 5.
ly the case on Main street but think he would? Question is whether The Oregon Electric Railway Com­
the country wants a government that
its successors and assigns, shall
in the remote parts of town there will do things, or whether government pany,
keep in good and proper condition and
are times when there is abso­ shall be in the hands of men who will repair all that portion of the streets oc­
by said railway, the portion
lutely no water— not even for consult the mob whether there shall be cupied
thereof betweeu the rails of said rail­
government,
or
not.
Perhaps
some
drinkirg purposes. This might
way, and for the width of one foot on
the outside of the outermost rails there­
go on indefinitely without serious who have been able to see what The of,
the said portions of the streets and
Oregonian has meant, and still means,
results, but who wants to take by the fundamental difference between sidewalks occupied by the right of way
of the grantee to he kept in such condi­
turn about with his neighbor in parties now may understand it
tion or planked, or gravelled, and as to
drawing himself a drink?
Oat Hay For Sale.
make tne same passable and in satis­
factory condition for travel.
SECTION 6.
The Difference Is Fundamental.
Anyone wanting good oat hay— leave
The rate of fare or charge for a sin­
From 1 he Oregonian.
orders with John Haynie on S. Hughes gle passenger shall not exceed five
cents for one continuous ride in any di­
Now and again the statement is farm. Ind. Phone 1 Ox.
l-t2 ”
rection between points within the lim
heard that Bryan and Roosevelt have
its of the City of Forest Grove.
substantially the same views, opinion?"
Ordinance No. 161.
SECTION 7.
and principles; that Bryan so nearly re­
sembles Roosevelt that if you would
Ad Ordinunee granting to the Ore­
The rights hereby granted shall con­
continue Roosevelt in the government gon Electric I tail way Company, an Ore­ tinue and be in force and effect for and
gon Corporation its successors and as during the period of twenty five (25)
of the country, the tning to do is to
signs, the right to lay, construct and years from the date of approval of this
elect Bryan.
maintain railway and street car tracks, ordinance; and within ten days from
The resemblances between the men and to operate street cars or other cars the approval of this ordinance hv the
are merely superficial.
They belong thereover, und to transport passengers, Mayor of t fie said City of Forest Grove,
merery to the accidents of politics. freight, mail, baggage and express the said Oregon Electric Railway Com­
thereon, and to erect, construct, main­ pany shall tile with the City Recorder
When discrimination is made between tain and operute power, telegraph, and a written acceptance of the provisions
what is accidental and temporary in telephone lines in the City of Forest hereof, and sl.ull execute a good and
politics, and what depends on the real Grove, county of Washington, Slate of sufficient bond in the sum of live thous­
and (5(J( 0) dollars, to be approved by the
principles of political
action, and Oregon.
Mayor of sa.d ( ity.that the Oregon Elec­
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therefore is fundamental and perma­
tric Railway Company, its successors or
nent, Roosevelt and Bryan bear no re­
D A IN A S f o l l o w s :
assign-, shall, on or before the 31st day
o f December, 1908, complete the eon-
semblance whatever to each other.
SEC TIO N 1.
truction of its main track within the
They stand at opposites, as directly an­
The right and privilege is hereby City of Forest Grove, and put its rail-
tagonistic as the figures of Hamilton granted to the Oregon Electric Railway wav line in operation from the City of
and Jefferson, that confront each other Company, a corporation organized Hillsboro to the City of Forest Grove
across the rotunda of the Capitol at under the laws of the State of Oregon, aforesaid. P R O V ID E D , however, that
Washington. The one is for authority its successors and assigns, to lay dowu, if any delay shall be encountered in the
construct, maintain and operate a sin­ procurement of the right of way, or
in government, for strong and efficient gle or double truck railway, with the should any strike, litigation or other
government, for use of
effective right to change from one to the other, cause, not within the control of the
National authority. The creed of the together with the necessary and con­ company, operate to prevent the opera­
other is against effective National venient switches, cross-overs, side­ tion and completion of said railway
tracks, turn-outs and connections, and within the said fferiod, then the time
authority; it scarcely admits that the to maintain aud operate street cars or for the completion aud.operation of said
United States is a Nation; it is wedded other cars over a continuous track to railway shall be extended for the time
to Jefferson’ s views as the rights and and from nil poiuts herein described, of such delay.
powers of the states and limitations on and to operate cars for the trans|>orta-
SECTION 8.
tion of freight and passengers for hire,
National power. This will reappear in and mail, baggage and express over,
It being necessary for the immediate
the Denver platform. It has been the in and u|>on the streets of the City of preservation of the peace, health and
controversy between parties since the forest (Jrove, upon the line hereinafter safety of the City of Forest Grove, that
construction of said railway line shall
foundation of the Government. It was described, to-wit:
Commencing at a point on the north be commenced immediately, and for
the Civil War. The anti-National in­
said reasons it Is necessary that this or­
stinct now demands abandonment of lineof North first Avenue, in said City dinance shall become immediately op­
of Forest Grove, according to the re­
the Philippine Islands, as it attempted corded plat thereof, which point is sit­ erative. an emergency is hereby' de­
to divide the United States fifty years uated 1129.7 feel, more or less, east of clared to exist and this ordinance shall
the intersection of the north line of take effect and become operative im­
ago.
saiil
North First Avenue with the east mediately upon its passage by the
Again, if you suppose that the mails
line
of
Third Street, in the City of For­ Council and approval by the Mayor.
of the United States and traffic b e ­
Passed the Common Council of the
est Grove: thence extending in a genei-
tween the states may be held up again, ally southwesterly direction over and City of Forest Grove, Oregon, on the
at som e central point, as Pittsburg, loro*» ihe intervening private proper- 9th day of July, 1908.
R o b t . P. W ib tz .
Chicago or St. Louis, by local strikers, '7' “ ntl »>'«*.•, Third Street, i ’ aoitic
and the local authorities are either un- ,nd “to a n . r Z ! , S l w ’ f ir8t Str,” 't;
willing or unable to clear the way, do, over and along -aM first Avenue in a
you doubt that Roosevelt would clear »«"»terljr direction to the westerly lim-
T H E B A ZA A R
H.
Lore; h l i n .
Mayor.
Attest: R out . P. W iktz ,
City Recorder.
STATE OF OREGON
)
c o r n t y o r W a s h in g t o n [ s s
of
F o r e st G
rove
1
l. Robt. P Wirt/., Recorder of the
City of Forest Grove, Oregon, do here­
by certify that I hare made a careful
H igh G rade Pianos, Organs
and Sew ing Machines
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay-
Also a full line of
Edison and Columbia
Talking Machines and Records always in stock.
u.
C it y
K. N. STAEHR, Manager
ments.
City Recorder.
Approved this 10th day of July, 1908.
comparison of the foregoing transcript
of Ordinance 161 with the original on
file in my office, and of which I am the
legal custodian and that it is a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of the
City of Forest Grove, Oregon, this 10th
day of Julv, 1908.
i
R obt . P. W irtz .
I Reçois!er of the City of Forest Grove,
! Oregon.
Having just purchased the Hardware business of
S. G. Hughes, I have added a new stock of both
Shelf and H eavy Hardware, Im­ *
English Wheel
plements, Buggies and
at O. A . Corl’s Bicycle Shop
W agons
If combines everything that
goes
to
make up a good
and will from now
wheel at moderate price.
Shop 503
carry
everything
Builder, Farmer and all Others
Res.
I will occupy the same business room as
591
Mr. Hughes on Pacific avenue and I invite
A Few of The Things
The Auction House
North Main M.
CARL HINMÄN
Forest Grove
New or Secondhand
S u c c e s s o r t o S . ( I . > I u g h e s
Iron beds, wood beds, springs, mat­
tresses, couches, pillows, rockers, din­
ers, cookstoves, tinware, graniteware,
dishes, knives and forks, boilers, tubs,
boards, pails, wall
paper, building
paper, window shades, liquid-veneer,
kitchen tables, dining tables, side­
boards, safes,
cupboards; dressers,
commodes, stand-tables,
book-cases,
sewing machines, clocks, nice hanging
lamp, tents and wagon covers, nor is
this all.
Forest Grove
Oregon
To The Public
We are not combined with any other
market.
C om e and See
NO
L. L. HOLLINGER
ICE
M EATS
Freshly billed Eve ry Day.
Vital Statistics.
The
following vital statistics for
Washington county for June were re­
ported to the county board of health:
Return on marriages, 17.
Diphtheria 1 case.
Smallpox, 5 cases.
Deaths, males, 6; females, 8; total,
14.
Births, males, 17; females 10; to­
tal, 27.
w . D W o o d .
These are our prices for choice Mountain Steers and Lj
Heifers, commencing Friday, July 10:
Round Steak
- 9c per lb.
Loin Steak - - - 9c
“
Prime Roasts
- 7c
“
Boiling Meats - 3 to 5c
“
Soup Bones
- 2c
“
Spring Lamb, this is lamb
not old mutton 6c, 8c, lo c per lb.
|
Co. Health Officer, j
— Joe Stream guarantees to please
with the latest hair-cut. Sharp razors
properly handled. Opposite
News
Office.
50-tf
s a t is f a g t io n
MORE EVIDENCE.
It Is Coming In Rapidly in
Forest Grove.
4
guaranteed
L E V Y ’S M A R K E T
Main Street
PUREST GROVE
Evidence on the following subject
will prove of interest to every Forest
Grove reader.
So
many
people go
through the same experience
daily.
This public statement should be proof
positive to every
Read it carefully.
Hot Weather Millinery ;
wavering doubter.
At all seasons of the year you can always
find just what you want in the line of Millin­
ery at the
Fred Lxndrock, living on Third St., Hillsboro, Ore
gon, say»: “ My wife suffered from kidney and blad
der trouble for a long time and no matter what she
tried, gat no relief. She suffered from pains in her
back and 1 ioiba and to bend or stoop over was impossible.
At times, she was so lame and tired out at night, that
she could not turn over in bed. She also had trouble
with the kidney secretions which were very frequent
and irregular. All the different remedies she tried did
her no good and she also used piasters and liniments bu’ j
failed to find relief. At last she heard about Doan’s
Kidney Pills, and procured a box. They helped her
— Sell your
from the first and It was osly a short time, before she
was entirely free from the slightest symptom of the I Bailey.
H e ’ ll
complaint. I also used Doan’s Kidney Pills and the
results were also highly satisfactory in my case.’*
— M oney to
For sale by all dealers.
Price SO
cents.
Foster-Milburn C o., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Uniter
States?
Remember the name— Doan’ s— anc
take no other.
Paris M i”
N orth
M l.-.- ■Marie
wool and mohair to
do what’ s right.
loan on farm security.
W . H . Hollis. Forest Grove
— Bailey
Mohair.
rill buy your W ool and
’
Parlors
et
-it e a h e a r t
— White River Flour made
Eastern Oregon wheat for sale at
ley’ s Big Store.
47-ll g
— W e always pay the high est
for wool and mohair.
Bailey-
— Dry wood for sale.
oldenrod Elour Guaranteed
/
s /f
Roswur#* J
44 r
— Be sure to take advantage of the C o.'
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale now on at
— Try Schultz’ s ground bone
Hoffman & Allen C o.’ s store.
your hens. It wil' make them lay- |
logues sent free to any address.
Try
.
everybody to call and see me.
You Can B uy at
Cata­
The leading place in the County for Stationery
and School Supplies.
;
needed by the
O. A . (Borì
Phones:
on