V
John Cornelius, of Bloon ing,
Wind pudding and boiled knot
holes make poor filling, even for was a Grove visitor Saturday.
those who live with love in a
Professor Ben Kori and little
cottage.
daughter were in Portland Satur­
day.
The man who is willing to pur­ Mrs. Fannie Parker of Oakhill
chase his friends is also willing was a business visitor in this city
to sell them.
Thursday.
Mrs. Wilbur Hughes of near
You can also judge a man by
Dilley
was shopping in the Grove
the company he would keep if he
Saturday.
could.
Mrs. John Bellinger visited
One Year $1.00 - Six Months 75
with
friends and relatives in
The Colorado deer season was Falling in love doesn’t jar
Display advertisements for publica­
Partland
Saturday.
u hered in with the killing of fellow like fall ng out of it.
tion in the PRESS must be in this office
S. Levi, the butcher of Port­
not later than Tuesday evening to in­ two men who were "mistakn for
a deer” . This is the history of Doing other people’s work is land, was a business visitor in
sure appearance in current issue.
every season in every state that what makes one tired.
the Grove Saturday.
has a deer season, and there are
In Civic Duties
A fine line of brass beds, plain
nearly as many men killed each
Follow the Golden Rule
Gossip gets a lot of publicity and ornamental at the furniture
One reason why the sidewalks year thru this cause as there are without a press agent.
| house of Roe and Co.
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of a town are allowed to remain registered voters in Forest Grove.
Mrs. John Wirtz and daughter
in a state of disrepair is, that But the fact of the matter is that
No trouble is as big as it looks Miss Reba Macrum, were Port-
very
few
of
those
killed
are
real­
those who are responsible for
at a distance.
j land visitors Saturdsy.
keeping them in good condition ly mistaken for animals. If the
fool
hunter
who
shoots
his
fellow
are not willing to exercise the
Stephen Blank, Forest Grove’s
spirit of fair play, or in other man really saw his victim before
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longest continuous resident,spent
words, follow tho golden rule. he fired his rifle, there would not
[ the week end in the metropolis.
If people would come to a realiza­ be one in twenty of the present
Austin Buxton of the W att’s
tion of the fact that in order con­ fatalities recorded, but the usual
Roe
and
Rockers
-all
kinds
at
district
was attending to busi­
sistently to expect their fellow- account given is that ' ‘he saw Co.
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ness
matters
in the Grove Fri­
citizens to perform their civic the bushes move and thought it
day.
Mrs. Ezra Booth visited friends
duties they should also keep up was a deer” . If hunters would
Watches, clocks and jewelry re­
their end of the burden, the oc­ contain themselves, and not get in Portland Monday.
paired
in the right way at right
casions when attention must be a case of buck fever every time
Mrs. J. F. McGill was a Port­
prices. A rthur Shearer, Mam
called to derelictions in such they go out with a gun, the occa­ land visitor Saturday.
Street.
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matters would be few and far sions for grief and regrets would
Winnefred and Margaret Little-
be much less frequent.
between.
J. F. Fletcher was in Portland
hales were in Portland Saturday.
We mention the subject of
Saturday
comparing the growth
The man who at the close of
Mr. Reuter, the David’s Hill
sidewalks in this relation because
of
the
Rose
city with that of his
the matter of better walks in this life, when his day’s work is fin­ vinardist, was in town Saturday. home town.
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city at the present time is more ished and the chill and darkness
Lila McDonald is visiting rela
Hugh Walter Sparks, the car­
pressing t h a n other things, of death close about him, has tives at Nehalem for a few days.
toonist-entertainer,
was in Port­
nothing
but
the
record
of
having
though of course the duty that
Miss Amy Thomas is teaching land Saturday attending to busi­
established
a
‘‘Big
Business”
as
those living in a municipality owe
at Cook’s Landing, Washington. ness matters.
to their fellow-citizens embraces an asset to take with him into
Ottice Shearer and wife were
everything that is of a public the other world, has “Nothing
Mrs. James Reeher, of Wilson,
but
Leaves.”
Thru
a
long
life
visitors
to the Rose city Saturday. who has been visiting friends in
nature. Where a number of
people live closely together, as in of toil, and a disregard for all
Miss Grace Dickison spent Sun­ Washington, returned t o h e r
a town or city, there are certain the qualities that makes life day a t her home, Fern Crest home stopping in this city en-
things which must be done for sweet and enjoyable, many a Ranch, near Dilley.
route.
the comfort and well being of man has gathered together a
Mrs. Mary Neil of this city
Mrs. W. E. Prickett was an
the people as a whole, and what huge fortune, but what does it over Sunday visitor at Beaverton will leave soon for Vernon ia, tmr-
each one must do will usually be profit him ? A heap of brick and with her mother-in-law.
ty miles north, where she will
in proportion to his worldly iron, as a monument to his greed
spend
the winter with her mot. -
“ Superior” stoves and ranges
wealth. The cost is not as a gen­ and the silent curses of the poor,
er,
Mrs.
Brice Harker.
eral rule the thing that prevents whose faces he has ground down, have no superior. Sold by Hin-
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$50 cash buys a paid up cerlif-
the property owner from doing to follow him to the grave. rnan, the Hardware man.
About
the
only
thing
that
can
be
his share, but a spirit of careless­
W. H. Adkins, a rancher of ¡cate of scholarship in the lnter-
ness for the rights of others is said by those who would speak the Glen wood section was a visit­ national Corresponuence Schools
in eulogy of such as these, is,
of Scran ton, Pa., good tor any «pio
more often to blame.
or to the Grove Saturday.
that they were “ respectable” .
course. Inquire P r e s s office, tf
Miss Helen Chalmers, who vis­
More Scientific
Miss Ethel Waters, P. U, ’0 o,
Come to think of it, who can ited P.U. friends last week, is
Knowledge of Road Building
who
has but recently returned
teaching
school
near
Banks.
blame
the
Democrats
for
wearing
There is doubtless no one other
from
her work as Deaconess in
a
dazed
and
puzzled
look
at
the
Ezra Kirts and wife of the Kan­
thing that is of more vital im
Fall
City,
Mass., is visiting Miss
way
the
Assembly
and
Insurgent
portance to the state of Oregon
sas City section were patrons of
Lund
of
Hillsboro,
a former P.U.
Republicans
are
carrying
on?
than the matter of good roads,
the Forest Grove stores Friday.
student.
Only
a
few
weeks
ago
we
had
and a general awakening to this
S. O. Sears, of the Kansas City
fact in every section of the state Judge Henry McGinn and other district, was attending to busi­ Frank McCay and family ,who
is a matter of much gratification. champions of the people flaying ness matters in the Grove Satur­ formerly lived in this city, going
from here to Tacoma, are now
The movement of eastern people the “ Big Business” nominees of day.
making their home in University
westward w hich began to cause the Assembly ticket, and now we
C. V. B. Russell left Tuesday Portland. Mr. McKay is a rail­
more than particular notice start­ see them lucking arms with the
ed at the time of the Lewis and enemies of the poor proletariat. for Newport, where he will re­ road man.
Clark Fair, and each year since It is enough to make the wooden main for the next ten days catch­ Will Bellinger brought into the
that time settlers have come in indian in front of a democratic ing whales.
P kess office a twig less tnan a
Miss Margaret Gesner, of Cor­
ever-increasing numbers. As the cigar store shed tears.
quarter of an inch in dia.neter,
nelius, has entered the Junior
state becomes more thickly settled
With pork selling a t fifteen class of the University of Calif­ taken from an almond tree in ms
the need of better roads is more
yard on Fourth street, tnat has
cents a pound, and the smoked ornia at Berkeley.
keenly felt.
twenty-one almonds on it. Tile
Fortunately, as the need of article at over twice that, the
Attorney John H. Stevenson, tree will yield several busnels ox
better roads increases, the where­ humble hog is gradually coming of Portland, visited with h i s nuts this year.
into his own, and Oregon farmers
withal to construct them increas­
will probably show him proper father, R. O. Stevenson, in this
Robert Fordneo, a traveling
es in direct ratio, as the more
respect hereafter by raising more city the past week.
man
who makes his home in Port­
thickly settled the state becomes
Mrs. H. H. Clark, who has land, was in the Grove Friday.
of him.
the greater its wealth. What is
made her home in Portland with “ Bob” lived in this city when a
more needed at the present time
As the twig is bent the tree is her daughters since the death of bov but has been away from ‘the
than any thing else, is more edu­ inclined,and the young boys who her husband, has been visiting
cation in scientific road building. are now standing on the street this week with friends in the prettiest town in Oregon” tor
more than a dozen years, ann |
The time has passed when the corners smoking vile “coffin nails” Grove.
notes many changes.
dumping of a load of rock in a will be the men twenty years
W.
M.
Thurston
and
wife,
of
mud hole will pass for the mak­ hence for whose sake the eternal
“A Stitch in Time” —You
ing of a good road. In Washing­ war for prohibition will be wag­ Beaverton, who are travelling
through
the
middle
west,
writes
Know the Rest
ton county thousands of dollars ed.
W.
E.
Prickett,
Mrs.
Thurston’s
have been wasted in road work
Cracked and chipped Varnish
through lack of knowledge on the
An Oregon woman who an­ brother, of this city, that Oregon on a floor is like a leaky roof.
part of those having the work in nounces herself a s being "A is the only state, and they iong Moisture gets through the break
charge. It is only in the past bright and nifty widow,” adver­ for their return.
and does damage which it costs a
few years that any particular ef­ tises for a husband, who must be
Miss Kirkwood has a nice lot lot of money to repair.
fort has been made to break smooth shaven. And yet people of attractive hats and new ones
I could prevent such leaks for
away from the old methods, and wonder at the number of divorc- are constantly being added to the you and an ounce of preventio i
it has only been within that time es applied for on trivial grounds. stock. With a wide range o f is cheaper than a pound of cure.
that there have been any roads
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prices and a heavy stock of the
Leave orders at Geo. E. Pater-
constructed that have given ade­
And are scandal peddlers all latest materials you will have no son’s,
quate returns for the money ex- that they should be?
trouble in selecting a fine hat
CHI— NAMEL
F o r e s t g r o v e P r e s s pended upon them.
The time will shortly come
Published & Edited by
when
the people of each county
G. E. S E C O U R
will insist that the road construc­
in th e C ity of
F orest G rove , O regon ,
tion be in charge of some one
THURSDAY of EACH WEEK. who has gained a scientific know­
ledge of the business from the
I ndependent P hones
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R esidence 231 best sources obtainable, and then
they will know that their money
E n te r e d a t th e p o s t office a t F o r e s t G ro v e , O g n
will be given a chance to make a
as mail m a tte r o f th e seco n d cla. s.
fair showing for having been ex­
T e r m s o f S u b s c r ip t io n
pended.
C A S H IN A D V A N C E
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PRO FESSIO NAL
DIRECTORY
W . M. L angley & Son
Lawyers
Forest Grove, Ogn.
J. N. H offm an
Ati.orney-at-Lan>
C o lle c tio n s a n d a ll b u s in e s s e n tr u s te d to m
Ifiven p r o m p t a t te n t io n . A tto rn e y k t Fore.»
G ro v e C o llectio n A ite n cy .
Otfice-Hoffman Bldg. Pacific Ave.
Ind. Phone 502
Forest liruve
H. W . V ollm er, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Abbott bldg.
Both Phones
Forest Grove, Ogti.
O. W . H um phrey
Jlllorney-al-Law
Office- K. P. Bldg.
Phone 644
Forest Grove, Oregon
Dr. O. H. Sch eetz
ChiropraClic Spinologist
S p e c ia lis t in n e rv o u s d is e a se s, iur g ¡rouble,
r h e u m a tis m , in f a c t a ll d û e a s e s .
Office next to LaCourse's store
W . H. H ollis
A tlorney-at-Lao)
Forest Grove, Ogn.
W . Q. T ucker, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women A Specialty
Dr. Brown’s Old Office
Main Street,
Forest Grove, Ore.
V ictor H. Lim ber
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Modern Equipments
Chapel,
Foreat Grove
Dr. C. E. Bockm ann
Chiropractor
Consultation Free
Office next door to Forest Grove Press
H o m e office: 151 E a s t 28 S t., Portland
W. J. R. Beach
Fire and Life Insurance
Written
If you don’t insure with me
WE BOTH LOSE
North First Street, near Main
Forest Grove, Cre.
Mrs. M. A . Thom as
Fashionable Dressmakt-
Cor. 2nd. St' and 1st. Ave. South.
F orest Grove, Oregon
O regon Electric Time Old
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