F o r est G rove P ress
Vocal Recital
Published A Edited by
Motorcycle Enthusiasts
Miss Leah Slusser, lyric so
The Press Publishing Co.
prano, will be presented by Mrs.
Pauline Miller-Chapman in a
In th « City of
graduating recital next Tuesday
F orest G rove , O regon ,
A . G. H offm an , ...................President evening in Marsh hall at 8 p. m.
Oi M. G a r d n e r ................... Vice Pres. She has been a student with
J. N. H o ffm an .....Sec’y and anager Mrs. Chapman for a number o f
years and has developed a flex
T H U R S D A Y of EACH W EEK . ible and resonant voice which
she uses with considerable art.
I n d epen d en t P hones
The program is one o f much
O ffice 505
R e s i d e n c e 442 : merit.
N o fee is asked and the
general public is cordially invited
Entered at the post office at Fcreat Grove, Oirn
as mail matter o f the second class.
¡T
erm s of
S u b s c r ip t io n
^
a tte n d
HILLSIDE
CASH IN ADVANCE
One Year $1.00
-
Six Months .75
„ praise our methods o f bicycle
1| repairing.
W e are prompt,
reliable and accurate in such
. work and can repair, adjust
' and refinish any make of
“ bike” for boy or man, girl or
woman. We also handle the
celebrated Pope motorcycles,
and do good motor-bike re
pairing, also.
W e are head
quarters for all these goods.
Miss Peery o f Mt. Tabor was
visiting her friends at Hillside
Display advertisements io r publics- . f
tlon in the PRESS must be in this o ff ce
weeK.
not later than Tuesday evening to in-)
Miss Adelade
aure appearance in current issue.
sid e w a g
B Y M E N R Y . RUSSELL MILLER
C O P Y R IG H T ,
1910, B Y
B O B B S
M E W IIL L
CO
bad lert, pleading a business engage
“ B u t” cried Paul passionately, "there ment.
Eleanor for n few minutes watched
fr ie n d g jn p o r t . was a man In our m idst bred In their
school, who saw their power and de the crowd as it slowly passed out from
land last week.
termined to break It."
the theater. Then she turned to Paul.
Simply, without exaggeration. Paul
:opy I o f The Press will be mailed
A copy
Mrs. Williams was conducting
“ 1 shall not congratulate you,” she
to all advertisers in which their ad
sketched the local political history. arid gravely. “ 1 paid you a better com
ap* ; the eighth grade examinations at £ 3 ^
nob's op, n brPilk with
pears.
pliment while you were speaking. Are
Hillside recently.
M arl’ liprson and lending up to his vlc- you ready to say. 'Now let me die?’ ”
“ No,” he answered with equal grav
r r
Tl
Mrs. T. Hines is on the sick I to,y >"
r‘Keut primaries, when
,
,
...
.
,
.
,
Hemenway had liven uouilnuted. "So ity. “ I am ready to say, ‘Now let me
Only two bids were received list this week.
thla mai/ ut 8twl. , iandlog Bloue
live.' I have met you at last.”
by the council for paving College
Mr. J. D. Mickle is working against the corporate wealth of a
She raised her baud protestingly.
whole stiite. tins put your enemy to “ Please don't spoil my Impression of
Way. The facts are such mat- on his new barn this week,
rout. To William Hemenway he gave
ters should be wide spread and
Mr. Steptoe was in Forest the opportunity to do a great work In you. You were wonderful. 1 have
heard o f orators swaying audiences to
the cause of the people. That oppof. their will, hut I never before realized
advertised and papers reaching Grove last week,
construction contractors should
Mrs. Clapshaw and R. Green- tunlty William Hemenway declines— what it means. My brother tells me
for obvious reasons: Whnt are you
be used i f it is desired to have ( wood were Portland visitors re going to do about It? Whom w ill you you saved Mr. McAdoo from defeat."
Paul took a keen pleasure in his
choose in bis stead?
competition.
Why should the cently.
honesty as he resisted temptation and
“ My friends.” Paul cried, with a answered lightly: “ Oil. no! Tbe result
council be so careful to just |
sweeping gesture that Included the would bnve been tbe sume without
barely comply with the law
galleries In his question. “ 1 ask you my speech. It was such an absurdly
who o f all our city Is the one man fit Impossible trick, that o f bribing Hem
when many dollars might be
ted to stand at your head and lead enway off and buying up his delegates.
saved by a small expenditure? I
your tight V
Its success depended upon their catch
Last year’s experience should
He paused an Instant as a murmur ing Bob napping. They didn't know
have been suflicient to have SUg-
The Emerson Typewriter Company o f of unbelieving wonderment passed the old fellow. All 1 did was to fur
Rested the necessity o f wide Woodstock, 111., have recently given over the audience. Eleanor, following nish a reason for an action already
away over 400 o f the highest grade, the eyes o f a thousand others, looked determined upon.”
publicity.
wholly visible Emerson Typewriters toward the opposite box.
But Bob
"A h !” she said regretfully. "Then It
made in the world.
They have gone was gone.
was all planned beforehand?"
-
into every state and territory in the
In a voice sunk almost to a whisper
“ Every step!"
United States. There may be some in
and tremulous with suppressed feeling
“ Even to your speech?”
The council turned another y°ur town- . The/ are * ivinK ^ em Paul spoke again.
.
.
.
away everywhere to men, women, boys
He nodded smilingly. “ You know,
"In your faces I rend the answer. Mrs. Gilbert, there never was a speech
point in its session last Tuesday, and girls, over eighteen years o f age.
There ran be hut one answer. You worth giving that wasn't prepared be
The
nuisance ordinance has °n ;urpri«in*ly liberal conditions.
,
I f you could make any use o f a $100 may think that 1 perhaps exaggerate forehand. Every word of that speech
tacked onto it:
The city re- typewriter, providing it did not cost his strength because he Is my friend. was written out and memorized verba
corder shall cause this ordinance y°u even,°.ne cent then in a letter or He Is my friend, and therefore I, who tim."
.
.
1 on a postal card addressed to rrank L.
“ Then all those burning words were
to he published one time in a Wilder, President, Woodstock, III., have sounded the depths of his heart,
know the man's mighty mold. To be
newspaper published in the city »imply aay, “ Mail me all your free a friend—what Is it? The finest thing a sham, all that display of splendid
* *
*
* offers, and by return mail you will re-
passion a theutrlcul trick to save a
O f Forest Grove.
Why should ceive their free offers, the names o f given lo man. When the Christ came man not worthy” —
they want to drag the recorder nver 400 who have recently received to earth he ehosp to be called Tbe
“ No. no!" he broke In eagerly. "A ll
.
,
.
typewriters free, and you will learn on Friend.
Friendship Is the mirror of I said was true—true as life nnd death.
into the pretended selection o f what easy conditions you can get one
And Bob—you don't know him. He is
the paper for publishing the or- nf their typewriters free right away.
magnificent, worthy o f —
..
,
.
The Emerson Typew riter is one o f
“ Spare me,” she impatiently Inter
dinance,
thus attempting to the highest grade, wholly visible type-
rupted. “ I heard that once before—in
shield themselves,
when they writers made in the world
Many who
,
,
,
.. *
.
have used the “ EMERSON and other
your speech. 1 am frankly disappoint
know that the News-Times has makes pronounce the
“ E M E R SO N ”
ed. I believed you a genuine master
been selected
at it’ s double »uperior to any $100.00 typewriter on
spirit, compelling us to see the truth
.
I the market. It is a wholly visible ma-
Now. I see you nre only a clever actor,
Charge? In this it appears that chine, has every new, up-to-date feat-
tricking us into Ignoring the truth.”
“ misery loves company/’
ure- lo<*8 Hkf other high grade $ 100.00
She drew a deep breath.
r
*
typewriters, though it is Belling just
“ I’ lease don't go yet," he begged.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
now at an astonishingly low price and
I have something to say to you. Do
on terms o f no monev with order, trial
you believe in pre-existences?"
... _ _ _
free in your own home.
Nothing to
Many 0i our citizens question p„y
first, and a fter a thorough trial.
Decidedly not. I'm fairly healthy.
the sincerity of the council in 10 cents a day until paid. The f‘KM-
And, besides, the present existence
.
ERSO N” has every new improvement,
demands all my atteutian."
having the best interests O f the universal keyboard, back spacer, tah-
‘ What would you say if I were to
city at heart.
I f the council ulator, two-color ribbon, everything
tell you that although I have Just met
, ,
,.
..
1 . . the best; is the ideal machine for be-
you and have seen you but twice be
means to do for the citv what IS ^¡nner8 HS well as for the most expert
fore so far as I can remember 1 seem
best for its financial welfare the typists and stenographers; just the
to have known you always?"
...
. .
. .
.
typewriter for the smallest or largest
printing would cost two cent* a 0ffice.
She shrugged her shoulders again, a
line, only one-half its present
If you ™uld possibly make any use
fashion she had. “ I ’m sorry—you will
...
. . .
,
, o f h high grade
tppewriter, even
forgive me. Mr. Remington?—I'm not
COBt. We admit we have not though it didn’t cost you one cent o f
deeply impressed—and a bit incredu
money,
or
if
you
would
like
the
agency
taflied this body o f officers and
lous."
in your town op n plan by which you
hardly feel the necessity o f do could make big money, or if you would
I didn't expect you to be Impressed."
he answered quietly, “ and I'm not pro
ing so. N o citizen or taxpayer like a position with tne company, then
be aure, on a postal card or in a letter
posing—yet.
But. Mrs. G ilbert"-h is
can see his money wasted with addressed to “ Frank L. Wilder, Presi
head went up. eyes flashing—"I'm not
out
questioning the motive. dent, Woodstock, III.,” say “ Mail me
a sentimental fool. I am to be takeu
your Free Offers. ”
seriously"
Men in their own affairs might
Why don't you go on the stage?"
do as they see fit in spending
“ I r a w Tint honor to n o m i n a t e m t
she fleered
r it lK t fD , RO B ERT M 'A 1 )0 0 ."
Dr. Lowe May 30.
their money, hut when it comes
Paul looked nt her nneertnlnly for a
the soul. In It appear tbe strength moment; then his gravity was cast
to repaying for friendship out o f 1
and wenkness o f a man. This man aside as a cloak. He made some incon
the public treasury, which the
We wish to announce that we lias been to me the perfect friend — sequent answer nnd promptly led the
council is doing, this is a matter have secured the agency for God do so to me If 1 fo rg et He who talk Into other and lighter channels,
fo r public investigation. In how “ V IN O L. ”
Ask any o f our )» capable of such s friendship can be whither she followed him carelessly
trusted with tfie people's cause.
She was not quite free from the sjiell
many other ways is our money clerks what it is.
The Forest
"Mr. Chairman." he concluded. “ I he bad woven about her during his
have the honor to nominate mu friend, spepcli. Something Ip (he m.ut broke
going at a similar rate and from j Grove Pharmacy,
Robert McAdoo.”
flown her habit o f cqld indifference to
similar motives? This action, if!
,.
« . . .
.
He walked off the stage Info the men. and pill her on her motile. She
not dishonest,
is so strongly musicaj e(kl‘ ation.
U ia a sin wings nmld a perfect silence. For
strove to meet his occasional witty
flavored that the disguise is hard- for parents to neglect this part
minute the audience under his sallies In kind, sometimes with a suc
ly perceptible.
o f a child’ s education. Have vou *Pel1' **t mnte * " d motionless; there cess that delighted them both. Once
a piano in your home to start the * “* D
.° ,,bo" * 11 of
Hmtny when their badinage assumed a more
personal tone, she protested.
ittje ones out on, who, it they drenni and arose Wlth an nudlb|e "W e're talking ns though we were
Fruit For Health.
the
im ^ into
in to ^
u n sh in e lor
^ r ^ou
»*b
llfp fearing
Pa" 1- pld friends." she said.
th e ila
gloom
Minsnino
you listening
from the wines to
nnd
“ O f course." he responded ca’ tnly. |
In all ages the eating o f fruit and others. I sell good reliable \a hear applause, breathed deeply in “ we are. That was written long ago."
"You have many friends?” »he
has been recognized as an aid
to P '* ,,os and sell them on terms to relief. His moment had indeed coma
.
...
„
* ..
. suit you whether for cash, or the
...................
"And gnno!” he muttered
...................
eomplaln- queried curiously.
« • • I « 1* Some o f the more
smallest pnyment yoU ca.n afTord. Ingly. n e turned sw ay—to meet a
" I have been lucky la the matter of
vanced dieticians advocate the — Gcc*. G.
PATERSON,
Forest •tern faced man. who looked at him frlenda."
fixedly.
"And da you give them all the Mine
use o f fruit and nuts exclusively. Grove.
"Yon did well. Paul." said the stern romnntlc appreciation and return you
The more reasonable plan, how-
Final Notice
faced man. "Y ou ’ ve cut out a big Job professed for Mr. MeAd o. or was
ever, seems to be to eat “ plenty
Notice is hereby given that for ma."
that part o f the play acting too? 1
That was all. Rut Paul had received can’t see what you find In common
o f fruit,” and that is the way the undersigned Administratrix
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, the famed o f the
o f Eli Smith de- a fluer tribute even then than the e|- with ope who, my brother tells me. Is
typical o f the very worst In our poll
pure food expert puts i t
i ifasod, has tiled in the County lence o f tbe audience. Dub's voice was Ilea."
husky.
r .
.. .
. . .
. Court o f Washington County,
“ I forgot you are o f the enemy.“ hr
believe* that everyone should eat her fina,
in said e8tat^
Henry Ranger vigorously wiped his
(tnghed nnd added more aolerly:
fru it- say oranges or apples, and
the County Judge has set brow w,,h hta h« " dk*r'*>'of
“ Your brother Is wrong. There may
God!" he muttered.
they cost about the same every Saturday, May 25th, 1912, at 2 "W
ill you piente go and bring him have been regrettable things In Bob'*
The nation seems to be o ’clock P. M. p f said day. as the here?” Eleanor naked hlm. “ 1 must earlier career But in the a'x years
day.
I hare known him I have seen little
follow ing this advice. “ It will
he\r,n*
obJ ^ ‘ *«P8 know that man."
o f the dirty politician, nis victories
i . > i'ii
.\ ..... to said report, therefore all per-
save doctoi shills, says Dr. Wi I-
interested therein will ap-
have been won chiefly by his courage
C H A PT E R XI.
and resourcefulness and the fa< t that
ey. and who should know better pear at that time, or file their ob-
T ilg J ADV o r bRFAMS.
men. whether they like him or not. In
than he? But that is a funds- sections on or before that date,
TIB convention ha,| beep ad •tlnctlvely trust him and fo'H>w him
mental fact which everyone
M rs . C. E. SMITH,
journed
Hulun M>'Adop was I f he has resorted to questionable Mo
should know from experience. Administratrix of the estate of
tbe Republican nominee for le s It has been only to meet similar
Eli Smith, deceased.
mayor. And Paul Remington methods o f th* opposition. And his
It is pretty safe to say that the
M anch i I rene L a n g le y ,
bad met tbe lady of bis dreams. Ban vl< tcries have been very much to the
more fruit people eat. the better
Attorney for Administratrix. ger bad brought him to her and per advantage o f thia city.”
|h e health of the nation will be.
First publication April 7b .
fornttf tbe latn d u i;L a Afterward be
(To.he continued.)
New, fresh stock of Tires and Sundries, the largest
selections in the county. Second-hand Wheels
for sale or rent.
THE LITTLE STORE
W IT H TH E BIG B A R G A IN S
C. G. DANIELSON
Lewton o f Hill-!
(Representing Nine Agencies.)
Phone 306
FOREST GROVE, O R E G O N
HOM E BAKING CO
Finest of Bread and Fastry Baked
Every Day.
TYPEWRITERS
GIVEN AWAY
T
Pacific Ave
W e Sell 6 Loaves of Bread for 25 Cents
Free Delivery to All Parts o f the City
Pacific Avenue,
Forest Grove
Summer Vacations
Via the
To the East
SEASHORE
V J/
Rose Festival
SUNSET
\ P *
I ogden & s h asta ]
ROUTES
Elk’s Conveution
or
I
MOUNTAINS
<$cg>r
P.
to the principal Cities o f the East, sroinpr or returning: through Cali-
ornua, or via I ortlaml. Goin* limit 15 days, final return limit October 31. on sale as follows:
r .r w J i°
Sale Dates
May, 2-3-4-9-10-11-14-15-17-18-24-
29
June, 1-6-7-8-13-14-15-17-18-19-20-
21-24-25-27-28-29
July, 2-3-6-7-11-12-15-16-20-22-23-
26-29-30-31
August,
1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22-23-
9Q_90-^1
Sept., 4-5-6-7-8-11-12-30
Stop-overs going or return
ing within the limit.
Newport— Yaquina Bay
,
b it
fishinK, etc
R l.0<in<iendron an ideal place to spend the summer. Low round trip and
Reasonable hotel rates, out-door amusements, bathina, boating, golf.
Low Fares to Meet ng of Women’s Clubs San Francisco, June 24 to July 6
The New P. R. & N. Beaches
<t,£nn0
r,“ Ch by ,h* ,p R , * N - l n d »
fivld for . pleasant vacation
open, week end tickets now on sale and season tickets from all points on sale June 1st.
P O R T L A N D ROSE FESTIVAL
25T
Fi“ “ °"d C* rniV“ °f Pfc“ “ re
w ell1"^inform ation - i " * ^
*
*
,)« scrihir“ t Newport. Bayocean and other points, as
wrl wt o
• boM t‘a ,'* rn Fares- route*- stop-overs, etc., call on nearest A gen t or
J ohn M. S cott . General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
B. P. 0. E. (Elks) Convention, July 8 to 13, 1912
How About
That
New Fence?
lL“ ^
° ^ en you buy a new fence, and when
you do you want to be sure you are getting the
best.
T here’s only one Best— that’s A M E R -
^
f f-NCE.
It is made of high grade, hard
stiff fence steel, and is inspected three times be-
fore leavine the factory.
O nly the most skilled
workmen are engaged in its manufacture.
W. O. Wagner & Sons
Fore«t Grove