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(Continued from last week)
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T h e Ladies of Forest G rove and Vicinity
ar vry
Ccordially invited to attend the
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It is quite common for Chinese
passengers to jump overboard
Law O ffice, M . B. Bump, Hillsboro.
and swim ashore to some o f the
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islands near Hongkong. They
contract to go to Singapore to
work, get a little money paid in
The Master Will Be The Judge
advance, board the ship, swim
You may boast o f your religion,
ashore and repeat the operation j
You may vapor and cavort,
either
under a different name or >
You may look dejected and solemn,
If so, use the to a different contractor.
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You may sputter and exhort,
You may shout and pray in thunderous
Putnam
The
captain
and
Ina
and
Miss
tones,
Fadeless Jackson and I had a game called
You may cut a mighty spludge;
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
But remember at the harvest time
Dye, they shuffleboard on deck this morn - 1
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color silk,
ing. I believe it differs from ou r'
You may go to church on Sunday,
wool and
shuffleboard. It is like crokinole
Read from the sacred Book,
cotton at
Fill the air with lamentations.
with the board marked out on ' STOP
LOOK
LISTEN
Wear a sad and mournful look.
one boil
the floor and long sticks used in j
You may boast of the mighty burden
ing, fast,
—The Famous—
That you for sinners budge,
place o f the fingers.
It helps1
But remember at the reckoning time,
bright
solve the problem o f how to get i
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and
exercise on shipboard.
We saw you vote for whiskey.
beauti
For the wine that runneth red.
Wednesday, Sept. 14,1910.
and Jubilee Minstrels
ful
For the Woe and Desolation
Today we are moving over a
That o ’er this land is spread.
colors.
at the Tivoli Theatre
We saw you take the money.
sea that is only slightly rippled
Then homeward we saw you trudge;
But on that Great Election Day
Do You W ant to Live bv a gentle breeze. Ina took all Singers, dancers, Musicians, 6 big vaudeville acts, 4 comedians
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three meals in the dining room
well and keep hearty. Then remem
Concert Band and Orchestra
ber w e have a complete line o f drugs,
yesterday. That is the best she
We heard you tell that falsehood;
That lie as black as night.
medicines, chemicals, etc., strength
Eve. Prices 2 5 & 35c
has done since we left Vancouv Special Matinee for Children 10c
On your neighbor and his family,
and quality guaranteed.
er.
You told it with delight.
Wait for the band concert
We saw you pay the hired man.
Last evening the captain took
Our line of rubber goods are
You did it with a grudge;
But when the final pay day comes
me with him to his chart room.
guaranteed to be the best the
The Master will be the Judge.
He showed me the chart by
market affords and the prices
We saw you show no mercy
which he is now being directed.
For the widow in distress,
are guaranted to be the lowest
It has marked on it the location
But we saw you give a five in church
the market can quote them.
Your vanity to express.
of reefs, submerged wrecks,
We saw you give the preacher ten.
shoals, islands, lighthouses, and
We saw you cut that spludge;
While You W ait
Forest G rove Pharmacy shows many soundings. It also
But when the final Pay Day comes
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TM g U P-TO -D A TE D R U G G IS T S
indicates the variations o f the
We saw you measure off the cloth,
P h o n e s :
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Ind. *01 magnetic needle and tells how
We saw you weigh the meat.
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
We saw you swap tor the widow’s horse,
the variation changes from year
In all you tried to cheat.
to year. I saw the book in which
We saw you pass by the striken man
Who was too weak to budge;
the latitude and longitude o f the
But remember when your case is called
ship
is worked out by trigonom
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etry by reference to sun and j
IN S U R A N C E
We saw you settle an old account
P A C IF IC
stars.
You owed the widow Monk
For washing done four years ago,
COM PANY
HOME
Thursday, Sept. 15, 1910.
You paid it w.th old junk.
In the chart room they have
You paid it with old clothes and scraps,
M U T U A L F IN S
You paid it with a grudge;
glasses o f different powers with
But when you settle your last account
which to locate the sun and plan-
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ets on cloudy days. There is also
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, FOREST GROVE, OREGON
a typhoon barometer with which
We saw you planting thistles
Where roses would have grown,
to ascertain when a typhoon is
We saw you sowing discord
approaching.
Where happiness should be sown.
Will Save You More Than 25 Per Cent
Yesterday evening we had the
We saw your load o f filth and guile,
great
sensation
o
f
the
voyage.
'Twas all that you could budge;
You'll hear the “ I never knew you" when
Suddenly one o f the servants e x - ,
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claimed; “ Look? A little boat!
Three men in it!” We went to j
The world needs more Ben Adhenu,
It needs more honest me i.
the rail and looked and sure
It needs more virtuous worn m'
enough there was a small fishing
Free from the stains o f sin;
canoe with three brown men in
Whose tongues are free from venom,
The BEST all-round Family it. Our ship stopped in mid
Wh > never make a soludge,
But patiently await the hat /est time
Sewing Machine that can be pro ocean and lowered a flight of
When the Master will be th l Judge
duced. Made in both ROTARY steps for the men to come aboard.
PEE EFF JAY
Very slowly—so slowly that we
and VIBRATOR styles.
began to fear they were not com-
The rotary makes both LOCK to us- -the men began coming
and CH AIN stitch. The latest towards the ship. At last the
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up
to the minute steel attach little craft reached the steps and
M try F Finch et ux to R N
ments
with each machine. Sold one man was helped on board.
Jensen, 5 acres, Sec. 21, 1 S 1,
on easy payments. Send name The others soon followed. One
$1500.
man on hoard was able to con
and address for our beautiful verse with the rescued men.
Wallacv McCamant et ux to W
H. T. catalogue free.
They were Annamites— fromAn-
J Wilcox, NEi o f SWi Sec. 21,
nam— who had lost their way
2 S 1. $10.
W hite Sewing Machine Co. during a rain storm. They hail
been for three days without food
Christ Wiese to Chas ’Andrew,
1 6 4 0 M arket St.
or water and were ninety-five
160 acres. Sec 17, 2 N 4, $tr200.
miles from any land. One o f the
California men had been chewing a strap.
Frances L Gore et al to Eliza San Francisco
Thev had to leave their boat be
beth Gore, S 15 acres of NWJ of
hind, hut made no objection. As
NWJ Sec 27, 2 S 1. $1.
soon as they had eaten a little
Marriage License*
rice soup they went to sleep.
11 N Jensen to Minnie M Lie
et al, fi acres. Sec 24. 1 S 1, $10.
William Van Domelen, age 28 They will be sent home by the j
government of the Straits Settle
George Dickson to Wm Dickson and Wilhelmina Vanderzanden. ment when we reach Singapore.
FOREST GROVE’S NEW SANATORIUM
50x100 ft. lot 4. blk 24. Fores! age 24, both o f Washington Naturally all on board were
Open
and
receiving patients.
Expert, graduate nurses furnish best of
County.
much pleased to see a tragedy
Grove, $10.
care for Sick and injured. ANNA PAUL, (graduate nurse,) Owner
ft V€
Albert ¡Vanderzanden, age 29
Telephone or call at the Sanitarium. Both telephones.
Felix Verhoven et ux to W F
Friday, Sept. 16. 1910. and Manager.
Schultz, part lot 3, blk 6. Forest and Elizabeth Van Domelen, age
Rough sea—seasick all day.
23, both of Washington County.
Saturday, Sept 17. 1910.
Grove. $500.
Quieter this morning. We ex
t larnett B. Hyde o f Multnomah pect to reach Singapore today.
Rodolph Crandall et ux to I,au-
rell M Hoyt. 40x90 ft, lot 4, blk County, age 21 and Anni F. Witt When we get there we will be
within 75 miles o f the equator.
of Washington County, age 19.
7, Hillsboro, $5000.
TM l u the m u * of a beautiful «4-page book. »Weh
We have been in the tropics ever
WU1 she* any boy or *lrl botr to 1ÜCCIKD Dropa
Ralph E. Bellinger, age 23 and since we left Hongkong.
G M Bogart 'et ux to Carl G
The
postal tn tb* mali TODAY and It wUl bo M at r u n
Tb* aim of tb* Colla«* U to dignify and popular!««
Tischer et ux, 2 ) acres. I) L C Mae Heltzel, age 18. both of thing I have noticed most. I b e -;
the Industrie*. aad to earre A U ta* people It o*»r»
Washington County.
lieve, is the character o f the
No. 56. 1 S 2, $6000.
coure*« la Agriculture, civil Engineering. Electrical
Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Mining Engin
storms.
They
are
sudden
and
t
D D Bump to Ferry E Davidson
Carmel M. Good, age 25, and
eertag. forestry Domestic. Science aad Art. Com
violent
by
violent
I
mean
that'
«oeree.
Pharmacy aad Music. The Collega
lot 6. blk 2. Bump’s Add, Forest M. Gertrude Nichols, age 20.
September tsd Catalog free.
the rain falls almost in torrents.
Paris Millinery Parlors
OF FALL HATS
DoYouVW ioDye
Nashville Students
Fine Shoe Repairing
Popular Prices
Pacific Avenue.
TH E
WHITE IS KING
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Grove, $137.50.
both o f Washington County.
E C Bailey to Ferry E David
J. Elmer May. age 26, and Lea
son, lot 7, blk 2. Bump’s Add., D. Good, age 26. both of Wash
Forest Grove, $137.50.
ington County.
Ella Hannan to C A Peterson,
Fied Keller, age 45 and Mari
60x100 ft in Hannan's Add. Bux anna Tschanz, age 50, both of
ton, $40.
Washington County.
It is not always windy but a i
very black cloud suddenly and
quietly appears and sends down j
a deluge o f rain. Then in a few |
minutes the sun is shining bright- j
ly again. Some time I want to
tell you something about the new |
fruit we have to e a t
(To be continued)
Address : U G Ig n L A lL . O B M O K AOAJCÜLTÜS-li.
OO U i a i . Corvallis. Orogoa.
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