F O R C 3 T GrxOVE P R E S S [RESCN AN3 IOAH j Y. id. C. A. CONifENliiN
P R O F E S S IO N A L
The week end of the last week
j. n . h o f f m a n
j
was an important one for the
-
-L
student
life
of
Oregon
and
Idaho.
E. C . K L A N C K E . P U B L IS H E R
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
It was then that the tenth annual
Collections and all business en­
convention of theY. M. C. A. of
B. C . S U IT . E d it o r
trusted to us given prompt
these states was held at Cor­
attention
E n t e n d " «Mond-cU»« m « tt« rN o v eirk * r 25, vallis.
The convention was a
ornce.
IW», »t th<* Pokt Office a t Forent (.ro v . O re « n
success in more ways than one.
under the ac t of March 3, 1879.
P H O N E IN D . 8 0 1
FO R EST $R O VE
It was the largest and most en­
All correspoudence and chance* for advertise- thusiastic
of anything he has
ijjpntH should l*e in the Pres* olHce not later than
Tuesday noon.
seen before and he added that
VICTOR LIMBER
he
had
attended
every
conven­
Subscription
-
$1.00 p e r y e a r
Funeral Director
|
tion thus far. Much credit for
Advertising rates on application
and
Embalmer.
.
.
the success is due to the excell­
_
ent way everything was managed
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 27 by the 0. A. C. association and
Chapel
Modern Equipments i
F o rest G rove
O regon
J
the royal way Corvallis saw fit
UNDEVELOPED RESOURCES
toentertain the delegates. They
a
recent
report
of
a
well
were great days.
In
known agricultural college, the I riday noon the contention
W. H. HOLLIS
president of the institution made opened with a song service led
the statement that seven out of by Mr. Baker of Portland. Aftei
Attorney-at-Law
every eight of the boys and girls
convention was formel ly
«I
of the United States leave school vailed to order by I res. G. VV.
between the fifth and sixth Rdey ot McMinnville, I rin. H. Forest Grove
Oregon
grades and go out into a world L. Bate:, spoke on ways and
of splendid opportunities, with- moans ol mat rg a convention
out the training and intelkctral worth while. There followed a
power to take advantage of there «‘rk>s "f reports and appoint- Phone, Mairi 41
opportunities. Of the vast army ments after which Gale Seaman
of eighteen million school child- I’ac iiic coast student Secretary LANGLEY & SON
ron, fifteen million seven hun- SI ' K,‘ "n the service of the Y.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
dred and fifty thousand en aged M. C. A. throughout the world,
in a hopeless struggle U r a de- an(l b. ivi. Brown of U. of 0.
cent livelihood. Is it n n won- Porhest r convention of the stud Forest Grove
Oregon
der that the few own and con­ ents volunteer movement.
trol the mai y, that the few ex­ Friday evening Mr. Richard­
son of the Railroad Y. M. C. A.
ploit the many for the few.
and Rev. M. C. Long of the H . W . V O L L M E R , M. D
Today the papers are filled Deschutes District told of the
with articles discussing methods Y. M. C. A. among railroad men. P H Y S I C I A N a n d S U R G E N
for the conservation of our nat­ H. J. McCoy, of San Francisco,
Office in Abbott Building
ural resources. They nil of the Dean of Y. M. ('. A. in the
the power that is wasted every West spoke of the foreign work B O T H P H O N E S
FOREST GROVE
day. of the wealth that is lost in of ttu, Association,
fire and Hood, in .aging rivers.
The election on Friday evening
and plunging falls, and plains. resulted^as.'tbliov-s- Pres., E. Albert C. Mackrodt
But greater than all these re­ II. Ifii'.NLv^Uon, Portland; 1st
sources combined, is the unt-tppe i V. Pros., Dr. R. L. Glaze, Boise;
Studebaker Autom obiles
reservoir of truth, the in into 2nd V. Pres., Prof. Von Eschon,
Indian M otorcycles
General Repair W ork
'vv
" : comprehensible Willamette U .; Sec., E. M. Bos-
..*( is yet to spring from Worth Df Salem; lst Asst. Sec. N orth Main S t., n e x t to P e te rso n ’s
me brain of man.
Chas. Koil, U. of 0.; 2nd A s s t._______
________
For ages the* great majority of bee., Ralph Abraham, Pacific
men and women have been try- University.
lg to get food, clothing and Saturday’s session was a rep-
lelter without the aid ot brains, edition of Friday’s success with
they have not been even mod- new speakers, foremost among
erately successful. The chance them were three addresses by
for a place or even an existence Fred B. Smith.
Is fully equipped to
in the social order, for the illit- The business session showed a
do up - to -d a te Job
1 ‘rate man of the future is de- budget to be raised in the com-
Printing o f all kind.
Ireasing every day. Every man ing year of $S150 of which amount
to think, but about $2000 was raised in the
tew i ake
e of this capacity, meeting.
W ork guaranteed.
Publish«! every Thursday by the
PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY
a tto r n ey
INO
P M O N f 808
PA C
a t
\ New Comet
aw
S T A T f S 1BS
h o f f m a n
b u il d in g
pac
. a vi
Has been discovered. It is an
interesting phenomenon, but it
requires much study to under­
stand. Our remarkably low
prices are plain and easily un­
derstood.
Men’s Suits
We have a fine line of
Men’s Suits that are be­
ing closed out at re­
markably low prices.
ANDERSON
L e a d in g
C
l o t h ie r
FOREST GROVE
OREGON
PRESS
¡'¡S ’ J™»1 lufk-
T r ‘r
a,(h („ the m»«,c ,,l the rabbit
• - - ' < "< r g T -
“ l"! ch“ n’,- Wo, E' c<‘' ,t
,| ,nio,, r e l y made Irtm the
, In,.» of yeh. vv jmin.all.nl
The o lH a i of the c-onventum
„ „ m. „„ s „„,|
when
....... It. S, ith .,„k o
about
1200 men in theO. A. C armnrv
Htatopic v.as "The Stromt Man.”
At , he c|„ „
mBe(h
I™
3rn hen
oiu sti ra
. a T T o ' 1! ’
«>■” f»r V r ountt men eatne for-
think tank into a wlrd
aiKnir>. their int.-nti.m
r c t : : \
^
.
of making Christianity a reality
Fathers and mothers, young *n their Hie. l’ne co.vgoaiion
ten and maidens, you behold the c,°sed with tne Sunday evening
orld’snatural resources! These meeting, when between three
•e your natural resources, your a”d four hundred men joined
'.‘4 V material lying around loose hands in an immense circle and
the earth. Most of you are joined in singing the old Y. M.
wing your own brain forms C. A. hymn, “ Blessed bo the tie
dare going out into the high- that binds.”
■i.vs and bvways, slaves to the
it lligence of those whom you O regon Flectiic Tiitie Card
11 bosses, th<> few own« rs of
LEAVES
ARRIVES
f i oart h.
Every robust bey and Foreit Grove
•I Portland
vl who hungers and thirsts for
*»:50 a m
8:00 a tn
8:40 a m
owledge and power can h« ar
9:50 a ni
10:30
a
m
11:40 a m
call which comes from the
1 2 :2 0 p m
1 :80 p m
1:40 p n\
xxil-house and college offering
2:60 p m
4:10
p
m
5:20
p m
Jin the keys to t ie world’s
?:00 j» m
8:10 p m
0:46 p m
.‘at treasure house. In every
10:50 pm
,man vocation the call rings
leaves
ARRIVES
% for men and women w hose
Portland
Foretl Grove
tins and hands are trained for
7:06 a m
8:15 a m
a m
rice.
9:40 a m
10:20 a m
Che flower aad fruit of every
i is man, master of his own
. ital resturcesj man. master
'O * world's resources; man.
all of h's i ossibilities;
i
his divine mission.
V
» 2 :1 0 p
2:10 p m
3 ;?0 p ni
6:20 p m
8:25 p m
11:30 a m
1:20 p m
3:20 p m
4:40 p m
0:40 p m
9: 36 p m
Onlr
Ln P,vrtlatHl »1:3» p m -Ar. F.G. t t 3 • m
Surdap t n'y
m
Lv» F. O. *31 p m- -Ar al l’ci iWnd «.to i> ra
Prices reasonable.
Our stationery is the
very best, and our
workm anship is un­
excelled.
4 iVHnutes--------
And then some
1 he only Cylinder Records that are right are the
Columbia indestructible 4-Minute records.
T he su­
periority of these records over all others is recognized
by users of cylinder records. Finest tone.
Never
wear out or never break.
W e are exclusive agents
Forest Grove Pharmacy
p /
Both Phones
C. A. L1TTLEF
Try us and be
convinced
Forest Grove Meat Market
Fresh and Salted Meats. Home Made Pork Sausage >
Like Dad L sed to Make ‘Down on the Farm.' ”
J
X X
C
ity
R
esta u ra n t
Cash Paid for Hides
and Pelts
PHONES
Meals al all Hours
mm
bell T ai
Fresh Fish
Every Thursday
M OO RE & WILHELMSON
Tables lor Ladies
Party Dinners
OYSTER HOUSE
Eastern and Olympia Oysters any style, or »
Best 25c Meal in the city
Best Ice Cre,
am
MAIN ST. near PAC. AVE.
r o n c a r
g r o v e
O REG O N
bulk
A1?° a iul1 1,no of Confectionery, Cigars and
T obaccos
OTTICE SHEARER
Forest Grove