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it. The water from one side of
the road runs to the Pacific
ocean, the other to the Gulf of
T his d ru g sto re is a com plete d ru g store, a store of d e p a rtm e n ts
Mexico. Now you drop a few
th a t include ev e ry th in g allied w ith the d ru g business. I f it is to
thousand feet and find severel
be had in any d ru g store, we have it. T h erefo re you can save
ideal camping grounds. At one
tim e, tro u b le and possible disappointm ent by com ing h ere first.
point Shoshone Lake can be
All our goods a re ‘‘q u ality p e r f e c t" . T his we know ; th is we a s
sure you. F o r this finest g rad e we charg e you the low est co n sist
seen very plainly in the distance.
e n t price. You can shop in person, by m ail, or by telephone. E ve
A trip to Shoshone Lake will
ry req u est receives a personal care th a t m akes tra d in g h ere a
give you a week or more delight
pleasure.
ful outing. Then it is up again
to the Continental Divide and
COLUMBIA
G R A PH O PH O NE
across to the Atlantic side again.
Then it is down again to the
Drugs
Yellowstone Lake, where there
Medicines
are some more paint pots, and
Toilet Things
hot springs where you cook your
Nursery Needs
fish without taking them otf the
Surgical Supplies
hook after «atching them in the
Sundries and Specialties
surrounding waters of the lake.
Whitman’s Chocolates, Cigars, etc.
The Yellowstone Lake is good
for all summer’s camp were
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
there not so many other things
to be seen.
All the way down the Yellow- !
Forest Grove, Oregon, Phone 901
stone river fishing is extra fine.
Camping places are everywhere.
Side excursions are too numer
ous to mention, as far as the
Smith and Roy Jones had been term of office, vote for the can
upper falls. A short distance
V i r g i l H. M a s s e y ,
drinking together and were en didate for United States senator
Candidate for Representative.
above the upper falls is the fin
who has received the highest
(Paid adv ertisem en t)
gaged in a friendly scuffle on the number
est re-inforced concrete bridge
of votes at the preceding
corner of Ninth and Astor election for that office. I will
in the world. The upper falls
e n e s Y E A R S’
streets. Both fell down and consider myself a servant of the
drop 112 feet in one leap. Then
Jones attempted to pick Smith people at all times and work for
on
down the Yellowstone’s
up when Constable Sayer came the best interests of the taxpay
Grand Canyon to the lower falls,
up and shot Jones. Jones ran ers of Washington county. Will
which drop 310 feet at one leap.
support an economy that will
into a shooting gallery nearby. keep down expenditures. Will
Then back to the upper falls. ® by A m e ric a n P r e s a A s s o c ia tio n .
The constable followed Jones oppose the creation of all un
T
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Bye the bye, that bridge has a
D e sie rò
and
pulled him out by the arm. necessary new hoards and com
span of 120 feet.
C o p v n iciiT S A c.
o Mending a « k e tch a n d d e s c r ip tio n nm y
missions, and will work for the q u A ic p k r ly o n iiHuortiiln
o u r o p i n i o n free w h eth e r a n
Now you go up onto a plateau,
H O U G H h e h a s r e p e a te d l y d e c l a r e d t h a t he Is not a c a n d i d a t e fo r t b s Sayer was dressed in civilian
in v o lin o ti Is p r o b a b ly p a la n ta h lo . C om m union-
abolishment
of
such
now
in
ex
lio n « nr riot ly r n tiild e n tla l. HANDBOOK o n P n t e u U
C hica go n o m in a tio n , t h e belief p e r s i s t s t h a t c i r c u m s t a n c e s m ig h t a r is e clothes and it was impossible to
where for five or six miles warer
noni fro«. UldONt n g o iir y fo r s e c u r in g put ou t*.
istence.
Will
work
for
a
judi
p r e v e n t Colonel R o ose ve lt f r o m r e f u s i n g t h e ho n o r if it tell whether he was an officer.
I'.-itcnta tu k oii th r o u g h M unii & Co. r e c e iv e
is scarce. Virginia Cascades is sh o u ld w h be ic h t h w r u o s u t ld upon
tin tile , w ith o u t c h arge , tu the
cial reform that will insure more •perirti
him.
U n iq u e a m o n g ex p r e s id e n ts , he holds a posi
Michael
Finnegan
called
Dr.
speedy
justice,
prevent
delays
the main object of interest be tion of u n q u e s t io n a b l e ta c tic al a d v a n t a g e w h ic h h a s for m o n th s m a d e polit
Illustrated woehlv. Largest elr-
tween the Yellowstone River ical o b s e r v e r s b a n g upon his w o r d s a n d a t t a c h Im p o r ta n c e to his ve ry silences. Pilkington, who arrived when and save money to the taxpay c A u lu handsomely
llo ii o f m iy «clon i Ilio Journal. 'Terni«, 93 .
Keeping
in
mind
at
all
W ith t h e p r e s t ig e o f ids forceful p e r s o n a l i t y a n d his p i c t u r e s q u e c a r e e r , T h e o Jones had been taken to Tenth ers,
vour:
fo
u
r
m
o
n
i ha, $1. B old by all now «.I oiilcrs.
and Norris Basin, and you have d o r e R oosevelt is a figure In tlie p re s i d e n t i a l c o n te s t a s to w h o s e a c tio n all
times the interests of the people
MUNN
&
Co.*«,B"«*"»New
York
completed the “ bowl” of the o t h e r c o m p e t it o r s m u s t feel a n e r v o u s u n c e r t a i n t y u ntil th e w i n n e r b r e a s t s and Commercial streets. Here of this county.
B r u n c h Ottico, «26 F B t.. W a s h in g to n D . U
Jones, weakened from loss of
“ frying-pan.” There are many th e ta p e in th e C oliseum n e x t Juno.
blood, fell to the sidewalk. The
side roads. The park opens in
soldiers obtained the arrest of
June and closes in September, alty who were touring the worl 1
Sayer, who was released under
according to the snowfall. But and whom I met at the Mam
$200 bond. Nothing has been
you can’t see it all in one sum moth Paint Pots (Lower Geyser
done in the way of prosecution.
mer, so you’d better get a good Basin) informed me that even
The soldiers state that in ju s t-!
guidebook and plan out your the Alps of Switzerland held no
ice
to themselves and in fairness
trip to suit your time and money. comparison to the scenery of the
to
Constable
Sayer, it is only \
Provisions can be bought at United States, among the most
right
that
a
speedy trial take
Gardiner, Montana for about striking of which they mentioned
place.
An
association
of rail
the same prices as at Forest the boat trip from Portland to While not attempting to pre
road
men
are
also
contemplating
Grove, hut in the park they cost The Dalles, hut that the Yellovv- judge the guilt or innocence of
three or four times as much. stone Park was away ahead of it Constable Jack Sayer upon the taking up-the case for the pur
grave charge now' lying against pose of having it brought to im-
However, it is only two or three all.
days’ drive from most points in Campbell’s Guide Book can be him in the Circuit Court of this , mediate trial. Oregon Journal.
the park to one of the entrances, had by mail for sixty cents from county, we are not at all willing This is one of the cases wliieh
if you should want to stock up “ Moore’s Yellowstone Park Sou to concede his right to go before shows how promptly our district
again. Grazing is allowed al venir Store,” Gardiner, Mon this people as a candidate for attorney takes action. An ex
W e c o m p ete w ith all leg itim a te
most everywhere in the park for tana. That’s where I got my public office of any kind until he planation on the part of Mr.
co
m p etitio n . O u r p rices a re
campers, so horse feed is cheap. copy, No guide book, nor even shall have purged that record Tongue is necessary.
rig
h t a n d th e q u a lity of o u r goods
A camp outfit, plenty of grub, a a camera, can begin to do jus one way or the other; in fi ct we
is
th
e b est th a t m oney c a n buy.
fishpole and tackle and a kodak tice to the beauties and wonders challenge his right, as a man un
Extract from article in Oregon
O
u
r
line is full a n d co m p lete.
will furnish you as good an out- j umbled together, representing der indictment, to thrust his Journal of November 14, 1911:
ing as anywhere in the world.
a || c|jnl{.s from the poles to the claim upon this people under the
“This is the second case which
Three persons of German roy- equator, in that little sixty by circumstances; it is a piece of has been brought to the atten
eighty miles in the northwest presumption very few men tion of Governor West by reason
would he guilty of and one which of Tongue’s laxity in prosecution,
corner of Wyoming.
is an affront to the general pub the first case being that against
C h a r l e s E. D i x o n .
lic as well as to the Army as rep E. W. Henninger, under indict
resented here. Nor do we be ment for violating the hanking
lieve the absolution of the Courts laws. This man was the presi
would materially strenghten his
dent of the hank at Seaside,
right to seek the suffrage upon
Contractors and Builders
which failed. On July 31st last,
any pretext nor for any place. Governor West addressed a letter
Call on or o rd er by Phone 701.
M akers o f
It is a crisis, and a test, which to District Attorney Tongue,
Main Street
Forest Grove, Oregon.
the people of this city will do
Mission Furniture, Mill Work
saying he was besieged with in
well to analyze to the limit.— quiries concerning the hank’s
and General Repair Work
Morning Astorian.
affairs and an effort being made
The soldiers of Fort Stevens are toward the apprehension of
preparing to appeal to Governor Henninger. The Governor told
West in case of Roy C. Jones, a the district attorney that in
private in the ninety-third com quiries concerning the hank were
pany, who was shot by Constable referred to the receiver, and
Please observe the countless stars
Jack Sayer of Astoria, June 10, Tongue was asked to give infor
oi the firmament. H ow wonder
1911. No prosecution of Sayer mation as to what steps, if any,
ful and how distant. Betwixt this
has been had and the comrades were being taken to find the
studio and its wonderful photo
of the dead man are determined fiigitive hanker. This letter of
to allow the case to drag no long inquiry from the governor was
graphs is a chasm far and wide,
er. Jones died a month after ignored by Tongue, and no an
when comparing with general
the shooting, which took place swer was received in the office
competition.
of the executive at Salem.”
on the streets of Astona.
W e are in position to save you money w all
Following the shooting an im
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lines oi merchandise if you will come and give us a
PHOTOS FINISHED HERE TALK
mediate investigation was under
chance. W e can convince yon that you arc losing
FOR THEMSELVES
taken by the officers of the post,
from 10 to 15 per cent in thirty days, or I A ) per cent
To the Voters of Washington Co.:
or more yearly. W e compete with all PurtUnd
Captain Macy, United States
The undersigned, a member of
price« or do better.
medical corps, and Captain Page, the Republican party, residing
For perfect portraits come here
in
Cornelius,
announces
himself
coast
artillery
corps.
The
mat
and get them.
ter was placed in the hands of a a candidate for the Republican
special prosecutor. Attorney Mul nomination for the office of rep
resentative at the primary elec
lins ofAstoria.
tion
to he held on the 19th day
M A IN S T R E E T N O R T H
The facts brought out by the of April, 1912. If lam nominat
investigation show that Thomas ed and elected I will, during mv
FOREST GROVE PHARMACY
e x p e r ie n c e
rade
ark s
T'
Scientific American.
MAY APPEAL
TOGOVERNOR
you need
GROCERIES
Forest Grove Planing
Mill Company
H. T. GILTNER
PLEASE OBSERVE
—are you still los
ing money?
Forest Grove Studio
KING & CAPLES