W ashington
vi
FOREST G RO VE,
WORK RESUMED
I ON P. R. & N. ROAD
C A T H O LIC
M IS S IO N
C LO S E S
Audience
Hears
Last
Joy In Tllhmooh Over Harrmau’s
1 1 —
-
lo i.iiish Ruad to This City.
CREWS
BEGAN
TUESOAY
CO ..
O R E .,
Library Board Elec s Officers.
its month
Capital Address by Rev. E.
day afternoon.
\
1
N O .^
C ITY NO T S E L L IN G O U T .
were elected: President, A. G. Hoff
On last Sunday evening the Catholic |
man; vice president, Mrs. L. L. H oi
Mission given at Masonic Hall by the
linger; treasurer, Prof. Marsh; secre
Rev. E. C. Cantwell C. SS. R. closed
tary, Mrs. A. J. Folsom ; librarian
with an immense audience in attend
Mrs. Sanford. In the report it was
ance.
Every available seat wa? o ccu
stated that 329 books had been circu
pied and the »pace in the rear of the
hall was crowded to the doors with lated during the past month. There
those who could not find seats. In have been 55 new books added from
Winter.
the Catholic Church’ s attitude toward McClures, Everybody’ s, Life, St. Nick-
the Public School. T h e principal ad- olas, Scribners and the Saturday Even
to Tillamook at on ce.
Crews were assembled Tuesday and tlr« s of the evening was "T h e True ing Post.
It was decided to keep the library
The remarks of the lecturer
the work started on that day. The Church.”
open
from 9 to 1 1 a . m., and 1 :3 0 ' to
were
followed
by
the
audience
with
Oregonian of Tuesday has the follow
of the P. R. fir N. R.R.
close attention and no doubt made a 5 p. m , and 6:3 0 to 7:30 p. m.
“ Three mi'lion dollars will be spent favorable impression on their minds.
H E R OW N
As on the other evenings the lec- O R EG O N H O LD IN G
• i gompleting the project. Over $1,-
,000 has been spent already on ture was preceded by a solo rendered
Increases in
Lumber
Production
tools and by one of the ladies of Forest Grove
the road. Construction
While
Many
Other
States
followed
by
a
hymn
sung
by
a
number
.machinery for diiving
tunnels ar.d
ing to say on the subject:
grading are on the ground and work of young ladies of the Verboort parish.
It is the sincere hope of Catholics
men are in close touch with contrac
Fall Off.
Washington,
Sept.
Attorney General A. M
3 .— Figures of
pretation of the law by
Concern W;s
Asked to Buy City’s Plant
Is Denied.
State Game
The city of Hillsboro has bet n
Warden R. O. Stevensen of this city.
negotiating with the Portland Railway
T h e decision holds that it is unlaw
Light and Power company for the sale
ful to kill deer pursued by dogs, con
of its Electric Light and Water Works
trary to the com m on belief that deer
plant. Representatives of the former
could be hunted with dogs during the
company have been to Hillsboro and
open season which opinion ex-State
on Tuesday night of last week they
Warden Baker held. A misconstruc
offered
the city council $14,500
tion has been placed on the law and it
for the entire system. The propo
nas been the com m on thing for hunt
sition was turned down.
ers to use dogs when killing deer.
B. S. Josselyn, president of the
Following is a copy of a letter sent
Portland company, denies that his
out to various wardens throughout the
company has made any overtures to
state advising them concerning the re
Hillsboro but states that the managers
cent decision:
of the plants at Hillsboro and Forest
WARNING TO HUNTERS
Grove have tried several times to sell
As the impression, that it is legal to their plants to the Portland company
kill deer pursued by dogs during the
but they had each time turned the
open season, has gone forth, I wish to
proposition down.
H e further states:
state that in accordance with a decision
“ Because Mr Sykes went out there on
rendered by the Attorney General, it is
his own account the story was staited
unlawful to kill deer pursued by dogs,
that the Portland company had made
at any time of the year, and that the
an effort to secure the plant. T h ere’ s
law in regard to the same will be rigid
nothing in the report whatever.”
ly enforced.
As far as can be learned here none
R. O. S t e v e n s o n ,
of the councilm en nor any one else in
State Game and Forestry Warden.
authority have ever made the Portland
Railway, Light
Died
any offers to
and
sell
Power company
or
lease the city’ s
Mrs. Mary Jarmin, aged 81 years,
com that the mission has been the means of the lumber cut in 1907 com piled by
plants or any one else.
bringing to those j the Bureau of the Census and the For- died this morning at 8:30, after being
est is Mr. Lytle, president of the road, who attended a better and more inti- 1 est Service showed the largest total confined to her bed for three months.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Four years ago she came here with
that work will continued all Winter, so mate understanding of Catholic d og ever reported in the United States, ex
— Buy
Tipless
Electric
Lamp
Many subjects of ceeding by over seven per cent the husband from Osceola, Nebraska. Mr.
that the line may be com pleted as matic teaching.
burners at V. S. Abraham’ s.
9-3t
Jarmin
died
three
years
ago.
She
was
much
importance
could
not
be
treated
soon as possible.
cut reported for 1906, until then the
Col. Haynes, who has been spend
Orders to resume open, ons on the in the few lectures given and therefore record year. This does not neces a member of the Methodist Episcopal
ing
a few weeks in Utah returned
church.
Funeral
will
be
held
Saturday
anyone
wishing
to
make
further
inquir
Tillamook road, which, when com
sarily show a larger actual cut than
to Forest Grove Tuesday.
pleted, will be a feeder of the Harri ies concerning the teachings of the ever before. The figures themselves or Sunday.
Following children survive: Mrs. A.
Miss Lepha Ha ^'ey of Amity, was
man system, are the result of the re Catholic Church may communicate disclose some interesting facts,
cent visit of Jules Kruttschnitt to the v.ith Father Ke.tenhofen at Verboort | In 1907. 2 8 ,8 “;o mills made returns, G. Hoffman, and Mrs. M. S. Allen of visiting friends here Monday. She
tors so
that
actual operations
m enced Tuesday.
So much
in earn doing much good,
I
I Tillamoo k district, and his conference who will be more than pleased to give and their production was over 40 bil- this city; W. H . Jarmin of Corvallis; J.
'with Mr. Harriman at Pelican Bav, any information on any subject of in lion feet of lumber. This is believed P. Jarmin of Spokane; Geo. Jarmin of
which was com pleted Monday. Wi.ile terest touching the Catholic religion.
to include 95 per cent of the actual Decatur, III.; John Jarmin of Stanley,
Father
Kettenhofen
wishes
to
extend
Mr. Lytle has been persistently work
cut. In 1903, 22,398 mills reported N. D .; Mrs. S. A. Richm ond of East
Jordan, Michigan.
to
all
who
have
so
generously
aided
by
ing for the resumption of construction
about 37J billion feet. Since accord
their
personal
efforts
or
otherwise
to
and the early com pletion of the pro
ing to these figures nearly 29 per cent
Died.
ject, he has had many obstacles to make the mission the success it was more mills reported last year than the
Silas A. Bowers, aged 80 years, died
fight ¿because of the lack of money his heartfelt gratitude.
year before, while the increase in pro at the home of his daughter Mrs. Belle
available during the past few months
duction was only a little over seven Haines of this city Sunday and was in
or n ilr o id building.
H e has kept
hammering away, however, until he
per cent, it might be thought that the terred in the Forest View cemetery
actually manufactured must Monday. H e was born in New York
The fifth annual reunion of the
,.
succeeded in arousing sufficient in
l , j
T, . „ , ave been greater in the earlier year. state and came to this city 20 years
Hicks-Hoyt families was held at H ills
terest in Mr. Harriman to dispatch
j This, however, would be a tco hasty ago. H e was a skillful wood worker,
boro, at the home of W. R. Hoyt,
Julius Kruttschnitt, director of mainte
inference, for it is almost wholly among and was wont to turn out wooden vases
Saturday and Sunday, August 29 and
nance and operation of the Harriman
mills of small individual output that and other things that wfere delicate and
30.
tyst’e m, to Tillamook to look over the
the gain in the number of establish beautiful. Besides his daughter here
This organization is a western branch
territory and report to him whether or
ments reporting has been made.
he leaves another daughter, Mrs. Ida
of the parent organization of Ohio,
not to continue the Lytle line this
A classification of the returns by Burtis in New York.
which has held annual reunions for 35
states and regions throws additional
*
years.
New Clothing Store.
Mr. Krut tschnutt’ s report to his
light on the
situation. Individual
The occasion was observed by the
M. J. Benjamin of Portland, has
changes, as for example the remark
c h ie fiit appears, was of the most glow
attendance of thirty eight members
ing nature in regard to the traffic pos
able rise of Texas from eighth to third rented the building on the Naylor cor
and three invited guests.
»¡bifides in the Tillam ook country
place among the lumber-producing ner and is having it refitted for a cloth
At a business meeting held on Sat
His enthusiam so affected Mr. Harri
states, are doubtless accounted for ing store. . Mr. Benjamin expects to
urday afternoon officers for the ensuing
man that the latter ordered the work
primarily by the greater accuracy of have his store opened by next Tues
year were elected as follows: President,
resumed at once and pushed to com
the 1907 figures; but in the majority day and will have a full line of M en’ s.
L. M. H oyt; Vice President, F. E.
pleticn. .That
Mr.
Kruttschnitt’ s
of cases the advances and declines Boys’ and Children’ s clothing.
Hicks; Secretary, Mrs. W. R. H oyt;
recommendation in the matter would
can be traced to specific influences.
John Caples Sr., who ran a general
Assistant Secretary, Mrs. W. A. Hicks;
% followed was a foregone conclusion,
Before the year closed the general
merchandise
store in this city for years,
Treasurer, Miss Arah C. Hoyt.
for he is known to be a keen judge of
business depression was severely felt in and at other places in the Northwest
At six o ’ clock the reunion dinner
traffic that will be developed by a new
the lumber industry. It was not, during the early days, received a
was served, and if any one went away
fine and he almost invariably consulted
hungry it was not for lack of good
import,nl cause of | cou Ple ° f dollar* "c o n sc ie n c e ” money
by Mr. Harriman when new construc-
a falling off in the production of the ' the other day from a man at a small
things. The whole evening was then
ti n is being planned.
year where a falling off occurred.
For place near Vancouver. It was over 35
given up to the best kind of a good
V "We will resume work at both ends
decline in production took place only years ago. says Mr. Caples, that the
time, a feature of which was an enter-
o ' the
"M —
en
—
— line,”
------ said Mr. Lytle.
-
,
,
,
*n certain regions. The South is the converted man purchased a dollars
and horses will be assembled im med-
,
region of greatest activity in lumber worth of goods from him and never
lately and everything is in such shape , readm* s' e ,c -
membe" present.
productioili and yeiiow pine the most
came around with the coin. H e has
There were in attendance Mr. and
•that actual operations will be started
important wood, forming 33 per cent turned over a new leaf and sent an
Mrs. W. R. Hoyt, Misses Eula and
Tuesday
of the entire cut of the country. The order for two dollars to make amends
Arah Hoyt, Mrs. L. M. Hoyt and
“ We will work all our forces as late
cut of yellow pine reported shows g for his wrong. Mr. Caples savs that
children of Hillsboro, Mr. Hoyt being
this Win er as possible. M uch can be
increase of 13 per cent over that of about six months ago he received ten
away in the East; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
shed before heavy rains set in,
1906. In the early part of the year cents from a fellow living in Idaho
Kirkwood and family from Mazapil,
Hy if we have a late Fall. But
many of the southern mills cut so who had "sw iped” only a cracker over
M e x e o , and Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
atioas will be continued through
heavily that, in spite of the curtailed twenty years ago.
out th e 'W in te r, for there is much Hoyt and family of Forest G rove; Mr output which followed the business
j Mrs. Stephen Morgan injured her
work - to be done that can be ac and Mrs. L. J. Hicks, Miss Lucile and disturbance later, the total was greater
right hand last week while Uking up
Mr.
Claud
Hicks.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
complished to advantage during the
than ever before. But in both the
bulbs from the garden with a hoe.
Hicks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
E
Hicks
and
rainy aenon
W e can do d ea lin g of
Lake Sutes and the Northwest a
rock work, grubbing and the family’ Mr and Mrs. E - L. Anderson, smaller cut was reported than for 1906, The hand and arm swelled badly caus-
cooat ruction of tunnels at any time. Treasure and Otis Anderson, of Port- though the number of mills reporting ing such intense pain that Mrs. Mor-
gan was confined to her bed. They
There i * » u c h of all of these classes and; *nd Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hicks increased.
took her to the hospital in Portland
of E 3 h c t i o a to be done.
and
of Corbett. The invited
In the Lake States the falling off J Sunday, when it was found that blood
" W e « p e c t to have the Tillamook * ue,ts were Mrs. E. J. Sanford of Port
evidenced the waning supply of white poisoning had set in. The hand was
line com pleted and trains running by ,and' Mr. W m . A. Worrill of Hillsboro
pine. Michigan,
which for many lanced and treated and Mrs. Morgan
June, l t l O . ”
and Mr. C. P. Devereaux c f Eugene.
years led all the states in lumber pro- ** now re,tln* e**7;_________
The fine to Tillamook has a project- T"he guests stayed all night and had
duction, and then gave way to Wis-
Cider Apples Wanted,
ed mileage of 86 miles. At the Hills- dinner the next day at the home of L
consin,
sank
in
1907
from
fourth
to
I
«
in
buy all the cider apples you
^ ^ B f the road
18J m ile,
in M Hoyt
continuing this most de-
and 4 j miles additional of
.
, ,
seventh place, while Wisconsin went will fetch me. Will u k e them in any
i been done.
Over a mile
ghd
d ,o c c e ” iul occasion till from third to fifth. M innesou as late qeentity delivered at Cornelius.
Cm um m *
« P a g fii
Hicks-Hoyt Reunion
amount
C Y tM U g
brought the
Tt
¿DiOO tO &D end.
CMtaM oa fa« Sia.
J
BASE BALL
THAT’S AIL
in regard to
following Crawford at the solicitation of an inter
end speaker on the closing night were .o be found at the reading room:
T h e pe ople of this county as well as of considerable interest to non-Cath- Pacific Monthly, Harpers Monthly,
W eekly.
American
Boy,
^Tillamook will receive with joy, the olics. The first part of the lecture Harpers
American
Magazine,
World’
s
Work,
decision of E. H . Karri man to finish was taken up with an explanation of
con tra ction
An important decision
It was also the annual this week by
election of officers and the
the outside be the Oregon circulating library. It was
cause there was no room left in the voted to give $35 to the City Council
$3.00C,000 Will Be Spent in Corn-
to help toward expenses.
hall.
Completing Project— Work Will
The following list of magazines are
The subjects treated bv the Rever
A ll
SEPTEM BER 3, 1908.
An Important Decision.
fact people stood on
Continue
TH U R SD A Y .
and ly meeting at the reading rooms Tues hunting deer with dogs was given out Report that Portland
B. Cantwell.
îed tc
W ASH IN G TO N
The Library board held
Large
county news
W. H . STRATTON.
9 -tf
will not return to college this year.
The Order of Eastern Star will open
its meetings
Monday
7. It is hoped
will be there.
evening, Sept.
that
every member
Cults
Tdke
Easy
Game
Cheesumakurs, 8
SURPRISE
lu
HEXT
Fruii
0
MONBAY
Game With the All Star St. John's
Team
Next Monday
There was nothing
Sunday
between
to the game last
the
Colts and the
Tillamooker’ s only for the first two or
three innings
when both teams went
out in one, two,
three order.
Jones
of Sheridan, a University of Michigan
man, pitched for
the visitors and had
the locals on his list with the spit ball
for a lime, but the Colts
soon got to
slugging and then there was no end to
the clouting.
The Tillamook boys would stack six
or seven high and then the ball would
get by them.
Robinson shut them out completely
score 8 to 0, and was not in a hole at
any stage in
the
day’ s matinee
game.
Robbie
With Sun
has pitched 27
innings with only one man crossing the
rubber, and tiiat was not an earned
run. It took two bad errors to set re
it.
Fleming, who
played
Colts, made a back
short for tl e
thrilling play bi a
one handed scoop when going at full
speed and a whip to first which cann d
his man.
Willie
couple of chances
Schultz
accepted a
in left garden ai d
made good nicely.
Friday’ s
married men
exhibition
between
tl e
and singles was a hur -
mer with a score of 14 to 6 in favor of
the bachelors.
Our big mayor, Bed Laughlin tossed
Word was received here this
morn
the first ball fiver the
plate which was
received by "P osy ” LaRue, and big
ing from Po tland that Mrs. Stephen
Bill Taft Doores was Johnnie at tl e
Morgan is decidedly better, but not
rat hole all the time with the indicator.
yet out of danger.
Beu, Bill and "P osey ” all got weighed
Mrs. Georgia Hughes is expected
before the game, lest umpire Bill
home tomorrow from Newport, where
might be killed in the conflict and the
she has been spending two weeks w.th
world would never know the total of
Mrs. Thomas Roe.
the
trio. A kid
near the scales
Miss Kate Shannon will leave Satur guessed their weight as 1113 pounds
day for H ood Rirer for a visit with and he just missed it two.
But La-
Miss Gladys Hartly who will spend the Course’ s big clerk took a blunderbus
winter in Arizona.
on to .he grounds and the players were
Prof. O. M Gardner and family will very good.
occupy the house on
2nd avenue and
3rd street, recently
vacated
Hiatt, who
M oore,
pitcher; Dooley,
catcher (or the Colts; Russell, pitcher,
formerly
Frankie Clark, catcher
men.
Ben Kori and family.
Miss Lillian
Batteries:
by Prof.
lived in this city, will begin tr.mming
for the married
Anyoue havin({ rooms lQ ren, Qr ftn
Monday for Miss Mane Spiescharl’ s provide ituden tl with worit for their
millinery establishment
board are requested
notify D. J.
Mrs. S. A. Hunter is back from M c Taylor, - secretary
Y.
C. A ., cr
Minnville, where she has been spend
phone 163, Ind.
*
ing a part of the summer with her
Gordon Brown, who has been work
daughter, Mrs. M. A. Baker.
ing in Franklin county, W n., the past
Miss Maud Putman of Pullman,
three months, returned to his home
Wash., and Miss Alma Jelison of
in the Grove Sunday and will attend
Amity, Ore., were visiting with Mr
college the com ing year.
and Mrs. L. C. Walker two days of last
— Next week, Thursday, Friday and
week.
“ Billie” Boos
and wife left for the Saturday to noon, September 10, 11,
“ Billie” and 12, Dr. Lowe, the well known
Yamhill hop fields yesterday.
Banks Outlaw baseball ocu lo optician, iv... be in Forest Grove
team that plays Yamhill Sunday at at H otel Laughlin. Don’ t fail to have
him test your eyes for glasses. 9;t2
Yamhill.
The committee, which is at wo.k
Rebekah lodge gave a social W ed
may be in the
nesday night after the regular busi- drawing up a new city charter, meets
ness, in honor of
Mrs. Foster and ever> Wednesday night in Judge Hol
dau« hter Laura, who will soon remove lis’ office. Anyone having suggestio- s
to make should submit their ideas in
to The Dalles.
Miss Anna Dean, who has been em writing to the committee which will
_____
ployed in Judge H ollis’ office this consider them.
summer has
accepted
a position with
Bagley fir Hare of Hillsboro and will do
their abstracting.
Mr. and Mrs.
P.
Millinery Opening
The Paris Millinery Pariors anounce
their Opening of imported and riomet-
W . Cronin are in
tic paterns and novelties on Tuesday
their daughter, Mrs. September 15th. a id 16th. to which
Norval Atkins, formerly of this city.
you are cordially invited.
P. W. may erect a California bungalow
Miss Marie Spieshart.
in the Grove on his return.
Millinery Opening
Mrs. Stephen Morgan was taken to
I
am
prepared
to show a new line of
the Portland Sanitarium last Sunday,
Portland
visiting
suffering
hand.
with blood poisoning in the hats, velvets silks ribbons astrich and
Morgan went down on fancy feathers. Opening September
Mr.
Wednesday as she
better.
was
getting no 16 anl following days.
A- E- Dixou,
Mainstreet.