TH E
N E W S
Published every Thursday by The
Washington County Publishing Co.,
Incorporated.
Entered at the post-office at Forest
Grove, Oregon, as second class
mail matter.
Subscription $1.50 Per
Year
is now in the midst of a big Beach & Kefler, r & h
campaign and the Pacific Bul­ Conzlemen Bros, “
Jas S Cass, exam b d .
letin, we venture, has more than
Western Sta & Transpt Co
its share of political announce- !
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ments than the general run ot F M KeUey bridges.......
papers, but they are all paid ad- Ge0 h Wilcox, s a l .............
vertisements— r. obody’s business j Keizer, dead horse ...........
we presume. But understanding Hillsboro Ind, printing .......
the relative position of the p a t-1 * O Donetao». re b e l..........
rons of husbandry to politics, as
we do, it looks more like it is
Official Paper Washington Co. given over to that principle
A. E. NOURSE...................... MANAGER rather than to the Grange.
Advertising raU t mad« known on
application.
T ry a Stick of “ Hom e P roduct’
Plour===AII Grocers
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4775
100 00
^ ^ & ^ f & h .......
Beal & Co
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Jos Marsh ex bd...........
I Dr J A Bailey, relief & c .
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great part of the Willamette “
Jenniofc
The persistent low price of Valley. There has been lots of j s s ,Len0Xt
hops, might be overcome by in- good work done in this co u n ty j y Plunder
augurating a system of “ Night i by Inspector H a r r is , b u t th ere e C Brown,
Riders,” such as has been in is lots yet to d o before th e w D Wood
vogue in the burly tobacco dis- county w ill be rid of all d is e a s e s
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of
the
o
rch
ard
s.
There
has
tdets of Kentucky.
been no serio u s kicking by the Df Chas Hines>
The expected never hap- I™'1 men ratker
has been
pened. Not this time. Chair- th e ir d e sire to assist in the good
man G ale of the Republican w° rk> which means that o u r
committee called the meeting to c o u n ty will be freed from pests
order in Portland Saturday and, and tke like all the sooner.
E G Brown,
Clarke & Dixon,
Dr J A Baker,
Fred Sueker,
Wm Dunn,
S L Linklater,
proceeded to lay the plans for! Soon Pacific University is to V M Ball,
carrying the state for Taft, and thrQW open hg doors tQ the stu_ E N Dillard,
Fred Leasia,
nary a whimper was heard from|dents {or thg next
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CROVE .PRECOCI*
MANUFACTURED BY CRESCENT MILLS— FOREST GROVE
John McClaran, "
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17 70
W J Burner,
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27
90
S L Linklater, ex in san e.. . .
5 00
Fred L Beach, r & h ............
62 50
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9 00
CO J W McNamer,
J B Mathews Post, re lie f .. .
13 42
J E Williams, refu n d ........
11 46
Wolf Bros & Bradley, r & h. 1485 47
r & h ............ 1603 90
T P Goodin,
R F Reasoner, “ ............. 635 93
58 75
Fred Beach,
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, J S Lovering,
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36 10
Jack Reicheu,
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5 00
L W House,
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John Nyberg,
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20 00
Hillsboro Argus, p rin ting..
M C Case, sal & c .................
80 69
T H Tongue, off sup ............
20 00
4 00
H Livery Co, relief..........
1 50 i
H Livery Co, coroner. . .
50 00
W M Jackson, sal treas.
E Potts, r & h .................... 225 83
A E McCunsey, r & h . . . .
25 55
J E Butler, rec off.................
5 00
L C Walker, sa l......................
17 50
00 John Olsen, rd viewer............
4 80
00 W R Stephensen, bid rock
48 75
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4 80
50 John A Johnson, rd viewer.
28 20
00 D N Bailey, juror ct c t .
16 90
60 W E Pegg & Co, r & h . . .
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20 Grover & Powell, “ . . .
20 J W Bailey, s a l . ...................... 229 10
20 Willis Ireland, sal.................... 137 25
20 Johnson Bros, r & h ...............
26 65
20 ! P Hoffman,
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5 76
40 ! Irvin Hudson Co, sup.
A J Roy, relief......................... 153
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school term. Fred Winiams,
This is an event that is always j John oisen,
notable and more or less im- e T Fitzpatrick,
portant to the business activity David Harper,
of Forest Grove. It is notable Wm A Hayden,
Orla Rolfe,
from the fact tnat it is one of the
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The News $1.50 per year in advance.
Harriman has come and best institutions of learning in D E Payne,
45
— TheTop price at Bailey’s for your
gone, and he has left a bit of the entire Northwest, and be- E C Brown,
25 Wool and Mohair.
E X Harding,
good cheer in the hearts of Ore- cause h begjns another year of G W Barnes, J P fees.
— We’ ll buy your wool and mohair.
gontans. He should have done the history o{ the state.s earliest J W Rinck. wit J P ct.
70 j Bring it in.
Bailey.
this long ago but b,g bodies j pioneer educators. Pacific Uni­ V S Abraham “ “
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—Chase & Sanborn Coffees always
“ “ .
move slowly, and Hamman - 1 versity Qwes jts origin to R ev. Frank Barr,
50 the best. Hoffman & Allen Co. ex-
50 1 elusive agents.
from the headlines in the papers Harvey Clark) who jn 1842> as Ward Downs “ “ .
- Frank Bypoltzer,“
4 70
— Buy Tipless
Electric Lamp
IS about the biggest body to | an
f W n r W missinnnrv
an ;n
independent
missionary to
iu | , j T w Goodjn
burners at V. S. Abraham.
9-3t
visit the state since Taft was the Indians, came to what was
here. Harriman can afford to then known as West Tualatin,
give his attention to Oregon now Forest Grove, and the es­
and no doubt will so long as tablishment of a school of learn­
Oregon looks good to him.
ing was particially realized by
him when the old log cabin was
The first number of the Pa­
erected on the campus which is
cific Grange Bulletin since its now marked by the petrified!
consolidation with the Washing­
20 H. P. Touring Car $1000
stump, and with the assistance
ton state grange paper, has
F . O. B. Factory.
of Mrs. Tabitha Brown, the now|
reached this office. For some
well known Pacific University j
time there has been an endeavor
had its birth. In its infancy it
to consolidate the two state
was carefully nursed by its1 In the W O R L D . W hy wait for the new and untried car,
grange papers, for reasons, pre- founders' 7 nd’ others'“from “ the
that even the manufacturer does not know how it is going to
sumably, that the cost of produc-1 *tates" who came altemards,: stand up.
tton would 1» reduced and that Jnd ¡„
5t
u
days 50mt.
Buy a REO the car of satisfaction. Immediate
other
important advantages of the mos, noted men of lhe
Delivery. Not Hot Air
would be received by the mer­
Pacific Northwest today are its
ger. Vol. 1 , and No. 1 for
products.
September, as stated, is out and
from the standpoint of typo­
Northern Distributor
graphical excellency is about
the same as before, but it is hr
REO, PREMIER, RAPID COM ERCIAL CARS
Following are the bills allowed at
more interesting to the politician
the regular monthly meeting of the
perhaps, then it ever was when
Agents wanted in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and B. C.
county commissioners:
printed by the Oregon State Livingard & Olds, r & h S 12 50
1416 Broadway
495 Alder st.
814 Second Ave.
Grange
Washington of course Capt Guiles, c h ...............
46 80
Seattle, Wash
Portland, Ore.,
Spokane, Wash
the
Fulton
faction. There
seemed to be no ground for all
the talk that Cake would be
asked to resign.
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The 1909 REO IS HERE! NOT GO-
%
ING TO BE SOMETIME, BUT
NOW! READY to DELIVER.
NOTICE THE PRICE:
The Lowest Priced Standard Made 5-Passenger Car
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE BAZAR
K.
H ig h
AT.
G ra d e
ERED A. BENNETT
Opening Display pf Fall Millinery
S T AH HR, Manager
P ia n o s , O rg a n s
I am prepared to show a nice line of Hats, Velvets,
Silks, Ribbons, Ostiich and Fancy Feathers.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 16 and 17 bars
10,1 F<,u#wint
a n d S e w in g M a c h in e s
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay­
ments.
a . E. D IX O N ,
Also a full line of
(*
!'3 fc
.
, C W Fry, shfs off----- . . .
J. F. W o o d s ................................. editor
Some of the fruit growers of J A Davis, r & h ..........
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1908
Yamhill county sought to oust Base Line Lmb Co, r & h .
the Connty Fruit Inspector, Henry Becker, r & h .............
It is now up to“ Our George” seemingly because he insisted on H L Russell,
to square himself with Mary the laws being followed, but the F T Kane,
Irvin Hudson Co, treas off
Jane Smith, of Rainier.
county court declined to oust
inquest
J A Baker,
him,
and
we
may
now
soon
hear
H
D
Jennings,
It is announced that the Lytle
road will be resumed at both that Yamhill is free from- p 2 Daniel,
diseased orchards. Yamhill is j E F Wilcox,
ends. W hy not begin in the
in the same catagory as Wash- Thos Carmichel,
middle and work both w ays,,
, ington— and for that matter a j Herman Kramer,
Every Sack Guaranteed
5 00
11 00
15 00
j 2S
22 57
M IL L S
lin St.. FOREST GROVE
The famous Charter Oak Heating Stoves are the best
heat producers with the least fuel of any stoves on the
market.
As for Ranges there are no better makes
Real Estate Range, prices range from
than
the
$ 2 6 to $ 5 0
Graniteware and Tinware
CARL HIINMAN
S u c c e s s o r to S. 11. h u gh es
Oregon
Forest Grove
ash I
Fair
STREET CARNIVAL
HILLSBORO
Sept. 3
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Big Livestock Show of Dairy Stock, Big Stallion Parade. Exhibit
of Spring Colts. Finest Fruit Exhibit Ever Witnessed in Washington
County. Fruit Inspector Harris, of Forest Grove, says that he will help
with the fines: fruit display ever seen in this section. Bring in your
big vegetables, samples of your grain, etc.
Gov. Chamberlain
and Senator Fulton on
Program
Three Whole Business Blocks of Canvas. Big time, rain or shine,
Races two days of the session. Baseball game by selected teams
from Washington County.
EVERY DAY
Baloon Ascensions
____ DAILY
Farmers and Stockmen are requested to give this Fair and Camivil
t eir enthusiastic Aid. Thousands of People are Coming to Washing*
County this Fall, and many will visit the Fair.
E d is o n a n d C o lu m b ia
Talking Machines and Records always in stock.
Cata­
logues sent free to any address.
The leading place in the County for Stationery
and School Supplies.
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