- All the News Nine Pages — Read Them All the Time F orest G rove P ress Vol. 2 FO REST G R O V E , O R EG O N. T H U R S D A Y , N O V . 17, 1910 Official Returns from Washington County No. 2 Parents’ and i eacners’ Meeting Thing« to Forget Council Adjusts Light Rate ,■ The ,, first meeting of the year M y°>* •*« » t»ll fellow «head of a crowd, A t a special session of the City ot and .------------ Teachers’ . , the tarents’ i ... -- j A leader of men inarching fearless and proud. Council, held Monday night, a Below we give the total vote Building Fiiltnc And you know of a tale whose mere tell.ng aloud resolution Was adopted making a cast for each candidate, both ---- 1 K . ..llla> Bight. A dis- w ould cause his proud head to in anguish be bowed, flat rate o f twenty-five CentS for The second meeting o f the state and county, at the recent cussion, ' What, and to What Its a pretty good plan to forget it. each light o f eight candle power year o f the Woman’s Club o f i j i nt Children Should Read 9 9 election. Lack o f space prohib­ If you know of a skeleton hidden away ] Of leSS. Used b y the business Forest Grove was held Monday its tabulating the vote by pre­ *ed by Mrs. S. Carlyle, created In a closet, and guarded, and kept from the day houses o f the city to illuminate afternoon at the residence o f considerable interest. The ben- cincts. In the dark; and whose showing, whose sudden i windows. The action WaS taken Mrs. Shannon, with practically a efits derived from t h e recent r e p r e s e n t a t i v e in c o n g r e s s full membership present. display j after considerable discussion- W. P. Elmore, Rep. 387 some extent Ua\ r lb limits “ *° $25.15 from the recently disband­ A. E. Eaton, Prohi. 270 ] consumers within 0 . M. Garnder It's a pretty good plan to forget it.— El*. W. S. Richards, Soc. 183 President The council has no objection to ed Civic Improvement Society. Vice Pies. Mrs. Ed. Seymour j --------- ---------- An educational committee was Oswald West, Dem. 1596 | this company furnishing power Aec‘ Mrs. Chas. Hines Teachers’ Association Meet | for the operation o f motors, but appointed as follows: Mrs. A t­ SECRETARY OF STATE F. W. Benson, Rep. 2268 A program committee, consisting] objects to their entering into well for Lincoln School; Mrs. direct ‘ competition prov___ „ Alexander, Central School; Mrs. N. A. Davis, Prohi, 357 C oii’fn,] a “ r , , Hr'ir nd " « " * • A s S « „ r L Ct T t t,r " * « i„.tin '»m p .r e n„erant titio n in in pn.vi.iinK and A. G. Huffman, were “ ,sot at t h e Hi^h '■ « ili„m ¡noLnnh E. W. Haines, High School. Allen McDonald, Soc. 351 Con illuminating current,inasmuch as also appointed School Building in Forest Grove, An excellent report from the the city has gone to some ex­ Turner Oliver Dem. 894 Meetings will be held the first Saturday, Nov. 12. pense in providing an adequate recent State Federation was given STATE TREASURER Friday evening of each month] The meeting was called to or- plant. by Mrs. Hines, and her hearers Leslie Butler Prohi. 590 and every one is urged to attend ^er by Vice Piesident Anna Tay- The matter will probably be were inspired by much o f the Thomas B. Kay, Rep. 2507 and participate in the discussions amicably adjusted at an early convention spirit. Health and Chas. H. Otten, Soc. 432 and business matters o f t h e ] Music was furnished by the date, to the satisfaction o f all Education, embracing the public JUSTICE SUP. COURT 4 YR. TERM Club. Association, when B. W. Barnes drinking cup, contagious and in­ concerned. Henry J. Bean, Rep. 2073 took the chair and called for the fectious diseases, open air schools C. J. Bright, Prohi. 567 minutes of the last meeting which for invalids, cripples and the tu­ Miss Bishop Entertains Thomas A. McBride, Rep. 2298 O. E. S. Entertains were read and approved. 0. M. bercular, and art in the public J. D. Myers, Soc. 316 Last Friday evening, M i s s ] Gardner then took up the subject The Eastern Star Chapter had schools, were the main topics o f R R. Ryan, Soc. 263 Helen Bishop entertained inform- bow to study and showed bad Woodson T. Slater, Dem. 1059 ally in honor of Miss El via Me- habits of study and suggested a social meeting Monday night discussion. The latter two talks for the new members o f the were given by Miss Ida Hood JUSTICE SUP. COURT 6 YR. TERM Coy o f Portland and Miss Chaim- s?me * le™en.t8 o f true study as d About one hundred mem­ Clark and Mrs. Weister, both George H. Burnett, R 2249 ers. The evening was delight- Klven by McMurray. Miss Anna bers and guests were present anc having studied their subjects at T. J. Jones, S 381 fully spent in playing games! Taylor followed with a very help- Will R. King, D 1457 chief of which were Passing a ™I and suggestive discussion on the evening was a very enjoyable home and abroad. Mrs. Clark Frank A. Moore, R 2099 Smile, Jerusalem and Jericho,and *?ow to obtain the best results one. A delightful program was said that with our climate we rendered, some o f the pleasing have an ideal location for such B. F. Ramp, S 309 Charades. A fter delicious r e- froAm wntten composition, numbers being a piano solo by S, open air schools,' and she may ATTORNEY GENERAL freshments the guests were fur- A t noon a delicious luncheon, come here to lecture to us. Mrs. C. C. Brix, S 524 ther entertained by pleasing so- PrePared and served by the Do- G. Hughes, a clever reading by Weister dwelt at length on thè Mrs. A. B. Todd, a vocal solo by A. M. Crawford, R 2916 los from .\iisses Thomas, Bishop, rnest'c Science class ot the me For- ror- j^rs Wilbur McEldowney which valuable influence o f good pic­ SUPER. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION and English. est Groves Schools was ’ 1,artaK" is ever a treat. Dr. Robert Nix- tures in the home and school, L. R. Alderman, R 2081 Those present were:—Misses en by the teachers. Many j on gave “ Mornin’ S y” in a man­ and spoke very highly o f the re­ Geo. A. Hinsdale, S 284 McCoy, Helen Chalmers, Lowell, complimentary remarks w e r e ner which eliminated all other cent art exhibit, here. She, too, J. B. Horner, D 910 Gaylord, Blucher, Shute, Ruth heard as to the menu and method sighs; Miss Manche Langley re- may come here with her talk and Robert R. Steel, P 385 Thomas, Clara Chalmers, Bold- o f serving. i cited a base ball ditty which pictures. A fter dinner the meeting was STATE PRINTER rick, English, Shaw, House, and Music and an interesting paper pleased the fans especially; C.O. Geo. Bylander, S 289 and Esther Chalmers; Messrs, called to order by President V .V Roe gave a piano solo and E. W. on civic work by Mrs. Williams, Willis S. Dunniway, R 2384 Markee, Donaldson, Silverman, | Ji]1 19 antl G. B. Heibel favored Haines gave a short talk on the who ably lead a general discus­ James E. Godfrey, D 1011 House, Holman Ferrin, Living- *-he Association with a double Order o f the Eastern Star and sion on “ The Needs oi Our C ity” , COM. LAB. STA., INSP. FAC. ETC, ston, Austin, Dick Abraham, number on the cello, ih e sub- Masonry. Oysters were served and valuable suggestions in re­ S. L. Curry, S 340 Burlinghain, and Bishop. Ject o f Geography was handled and all present report a splendid gard to garbage, waste paper, in a very helpful manner by W. | evening. O. P. Hoff, R 2002 leaves, well kept lawns, roses, E. Thomas of Cornelius, after D. L. Houston, D 1286 etc., by Mrs. Seymour, who also Dies Suddenly in Portland which a short recess was d clar RAILROAD COMMISSIONER suggested that rose growers, ed in order to give the vice-pres- Congregational Choir Organized when trimming their roses, start Hugh McLain, D 1211 was Mrs. Carl Leipold, who Frank J. Miller. R 2276 formerly Miss Bird Sappington, ' Frits an opportunity to get t heir The Congregational choir met slips to give away, and thus en STATE ENGINEER home o f Miss Goldie Pet courage rose culture, followed. and well known in ii this city, died committees together for further at John Koob, S 544 at her home in Portland Tuesday The Civics Committee were in­ „ „/• ur v t v erson Saturday night for th« John H. Lewis, R 2817 n i p u i m u w u . a i . u « k ...... i he invitation o. W E. 1 horn- pm.poBe 0f organizing. A fte r i structed to buy waste paper cans. DIV. SUP. WATER DIVISION NO. 1 illness. Mrs. Leipold i s Miss Shannon delighted the t h e as.t0 me,‘ in ?nf. mont^ at ?r' short business meeting the re- James T. Chinnock, R 2760 daughter of E. B Sappington, " ellU8 was gladly accepted by mainder o f the evemng was memliers by a vocal solo, which JUDGES CIR. C O U R T 5th JUD. DIS. and leaves a husband and little the association. I he need o f a spent in playing games. The was followed by valuable current d 0]d and county organ for the association 2857 daughter J. U. Campbell, R following officers were chosen: events by Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Volk three years ’ seemed necessary and a unana- 2452 many friends who will be sadden­ J. A. Eakin, R Mr. Harry Underhill, Pres.; Miss and Mrs. Hughes. Delicious light mous re oiution was passed m ak­ REPRESENTATIVES Anna Taylor, Vice-Pres.; Miss refreshments were served at the ed by her untimely death. ing the F o r e s t G r o v e P r e s s the 1861 John A. Chapman, R - , I ... . ,, , , Maude English,Sec. ;Miss Blanche close o f the meeting and a so­ Funeral Services were held 1820 at t h e Christian Church this organ o f the Washington County j Harl)isoili Treas. . Mr Nourae an(, cial hour followed. W H. Hollis, R Association. 1753 afternoon, Rev. E. V. Stiversde- Teachers’ Chas. F. Tigard, R 1 ‘¡¡M iss Grace Thomas, Librarians; hveHni the semon. Interment ,,ieet' n? was weM attended and Mrs> E E W il|iamS( Chorister 1735 Ferd Groner, I Friday afternoon Mrs. Geo. G, livenng tne .. . View ceme­ much in ores was manifested, Mr 1231 was Mr. Howard Taylor, Sergent-at- Paterson entertained the ladies • Antone Hermens, I made in Forest the enrollment now reaching 37.1 1569 ] arms. Wm. Schulmerich, I tery. o f the Home Missionary Society 492, W. 0. Hocken, P and several guests at tea. A Woodmen Install Lodge n , . ... . . COUNTY JUDGE business meeting o f the organi­ Pacific Defeats Mt. Angel 17471 Artisans on the Job J. W. Goodin, R zation was held at which matters Thursday evening, a t Gales By a score o f 31 to 0 the Pacific o f moment were discussed and 1936 The members o f Diamond As­ City, a camp o f t h e Modern J. W. Sewell, I SHERIFF sembly once more enjoyed a good Woodmen of America was open­ eleven decisively defeated the the social hour which followed 552 tjme Tuesday night. A large ed with a charter membership o f Mt. Angel aggregation o f football was most pleasant to all. William Goodman, P on the local field Satur- Geo. G. Hancock, R 2971 number gathered in the K. of P. twenty-two. T h e installation. warriors , . H. G. King and family have COUNTY CLERK hall, and after the segular session ceremonies were conducted by May afternoon. This was the last eft for Lodi, Calif., tospend the J. W. Bailey, R 2^51 (during which three candidates members of the order from this * a™ the lo Played were initiated into the order) had city. A iter the routine business 9!1 A. C. Alexander, P home grounds and the P. winter. RECORDER OF COVEYANCES f^gn concluded, an attractive and had been concluded an excellent p men went into it determined C. M. Adkins o f Gales Creek 440 interesting literary and musical supper was served.and a decided- J. F. Kerr, P w,n* Consistent and steady was a business visitor in the 1996 program was rendered. Candies ly pleasant time was enjoyed. E. L. Perkins, R Grove Wednesday. team wo<* wafl The officers and members of ,:n(* greatly hefiied the fioys to 1115 and nuts were passed around.and C. W. Thrapp, I Alex Baxter came down from Ihe Pacific eleven goes the balance o f the evening pass- t^e j eg ree team who assisted at victory. c o u nty treasurer Salem Tuesday to attend to busi­ to Salem Thanksgiving to t r y John Boyd, P efl in story telling and games. the opening were, L. J. Corl, O. ness matters in the Grove. conclusions with the Salem glad­ 2725 Master Artisan Jew ell, of Oak- c Corl, J. G. Lenneville, Sam’ l W. M. Jackson. R Hoffman & Allen contemplate „ land, Calif-, was present, and yfarshall. H. H. Porter. R. A. iators, a n d a hotly contested COUNTY SURVEYOR the installation o f a gasolene 295o gaVe a brief talk, in which he Phelps. O. C. Scofield H.G.King. game is looked for. A. A. Morrill, R « lighting plant in their Main street told of the pastimes indulged in j ohn wilhelmson. J. A. Broder- „ CORONER 3004 by the Oakland Assembly, and ;ck and A] v^xton. All necess E. C. Brown, R W. H. Butler and B. P. Dam- store. of the great strides the order is ary j>ara;)hernalia w a s taken mon vrere Gaston visitors Tues­ COUNTY COMMISSIONER Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins,recently 1625 ma|(jng in the Golden state. D. B. Burkhalter, I along to insure the smooth and day. o f South Dakota, have rented the satisfactory working o f the initi­ John Nyberg, R cottage o f Mrs. Aldrich, in the A. J. Killen was talking polit­ North part o f town. The first quarterly conference The Revival at the Christian atory ceremonies, and the camp o f the Methodist Episcopal Churh Chure' increases in p o w e r night- was established without a hitch. ics with local enthusiasts Wed­ Miss Clara Knight is on the nesday. was held in the League room of |y. » . have reapo MedI to the desk at the Hoffman and Allen TheW .C.T.U. will meet Friday the new edifice Tuesday evening. Gospel invitation up to this even* Store during the absence o f Miss afternoon at three o ’clock with Mrs. C. J. Clark and daughter, Reba Hoffman who is visiting & w i t h District Superintendent ¡ng. E v a n g H is ^ io te tt ha* • Mrs. Schogren. This will be a o f Gales Creek, were shopping grasp on the Bible that is aston friends in Portland. Moore in attendance. ishing. He repeats chapter after business meeting with reports ¡n the Grove Wednesday, A t the Congregational church /•banter f r o m memory. The from from offi officers and superintendents Mrs. C. S. I^ifferty. r o f _ Gales — „ Sunday morning Rev. Thomas rtiwds ire increa-imr at every of departments. Mrs. Penfield The engine at the Electric Creek, who has been visiting for will preach. In the evening a ^prvice and many a”e thi king of will give a talk on Parlimentary plant rah hot Tuesday evening, a few weeks with her daughter, lecture will be given by Prof. fit th* jtan/l for righteous- Law. of which she is Superinten- and the lights were not turned Mrs. Eula Shearer, o f this city, Secretory on until seven o ’ clock. returned home Friday. B tes upon Church Architecture, Ul ,ng the starui tor ngnus illustrated with lantern slides. Womans Club Endorses Art Exhibits for Schools SS7 - r