FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1913.
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Congregational church on “ The
Efficient C h r i s t i a n and the
Social Message,’’ and Fred B.
Smith, the noted evangelistic
worker, upon “ Abounding in
this Grace Also.” The famous
International Association quar
tette made a decided hit, appear
ing at all the meetings. The
noon meeting for men, held in
the Star theatre, was addressed
by E. W. Peck, who spoke to a
crowded house. •
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Saturday afternoon was devot
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ed to the Sectional Conferences
which were held in the Methodist |
Episcopal church, one for direct
ors and committeemen in the
T h e F irst H o m e of P acific U n iversity
City, Railroad and Industrial As
sociations, at which addresses
were made by Jno. P. Congdon,
H. W. Stone and Fred B. Smith.
The other, for members of the source of jov and satisfaction to
Student Associations, was ad every dairymen. We have been
dressed by Fred B. Smith, Ray-1 fighting for this for so long that
mond Robins and E. M. Brown. we almost feel uncomfortable
The business session of the not to be fighting, now that the
Convention was also held Satur battle is won and the law goes
M cN a m er & W irtz , P ro p ’ra
day afternoon in the Methodist into effect January 1.”
church, at which reports of com Mr. Shroek declared in favor
mittees were received and the of the creation of the office of
following new men elected to State Sealer of Weights and
A nd Tillam ook S tage Lines
serve upon the State Executive Measures, but because of the
Committee for a period of three general sentiment in opposition
years: C. C. Miehner, Portland; to the creation of any more
Judge R. M. Dunn, Couer' offices, and since dairymen are
d’Aler.a; H. A. Roberts, Poca more particularly interested in • .• .V .V .V .V .V .V /A V ,V / .% S \ V A V .,.V .V .V A % V .V .* .V V .V .V A Î.;
tello; Dr. J. W. Hall, Baker. Re weights and measures used in
elected. Jesse Edward, New- the handling of their own pro
berg; E. B. MacNaughton, ducts, he recommended that the
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Portland; L. W. Riley, McMinn association ask the Legislature
ville; R. A. Booth, Eugene; R. to make the Dairy and Food
Commissioner’s office sealer of
E. Haynes, Payette.
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H. A. Dalzell, assisting secre weights and measures, used in
tary of the Student Associations determining the value of milk
and Boy’s Clubs, leaves the first and cream sold from the dairies.
of the week for Chicago where
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he will direct the men’s and boy’s
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being seated. Short toasts were J
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work. The spirit of Christian f
fellowship was clearly manifest
at this dinner, the remarks of N ew ly E lected M ay o r of F o re st •*
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Robins delivered his famous
Christmas day, at their home • •
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“ Message of the Men and Re in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Charles •
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ligion Movement” to a congre W. O’Dell, the photographs of
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the Methodist church, which has issue, celebrated the anniversary
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a seating capacity of over 1,200. of their fortieth year of marri
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Sunday morning the local pul ed life. A delightful evening ::
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pits were filled by Convention was passed- in social con :!
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HAVE USED THE
speakers, President Homan at verse, and several musical and :
the Methodist church, W. M. literary numbers of excellence :: •
TWENTY COUPONS
Day at the Christian and Jno. enjoyed. Those who participat g •
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P. Congdon at the Congrega ed in the general good time were: | • •
tional. Sunday afternoon Fred Rev. and Mrs. Hiram Gould,
B. Smith spoke at the Christian Mr. and Mrs. Patwin, Mr. and :•
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church on “America’s Greatest Mrs. George Misner, Mr. and
Sin,” a message to men only. Mrs. I. Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
At the Congregational H. W. Clarence Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
Stone talked to boys on “ An James Reynolds, Maik Bump, j:
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Ancient Clown.” In the even Miss Emma Pitman, Mr. and
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ing at the Methodist church, Mrs. W. II. Curtis, Miss Emily j.
Fred B. Smith lectured on “ A Shaver, all of this city. Mr. and
R E N E W A L S o r
World-Wide Vision of the Christ Mrs. A. Reynolds, of North i;
ian Faith,” and the closing ser Plains; Miss Jessie Reynolds, of
N E W S U B S C R IP T IO N S
vices of the convention were Hood River; George Gray and 1 %
held under the direction of I. B. Miss Rebecca Gray, of Dilley.
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Rhodes, State Secretary, at the Dainty and tasty refreshments *:
conclusion of Mr. Smith’s talk.
were served during the evening.
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Chas. W. O’Dell was born in
Living M ay B ecom e C h e a p e r. Great Bend, Pa., in 1850, and
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“The parcel post will cheapen Mrs. O’Dell in Indiana in 1850. i!
the cose of living at the expense They were married at Vin %
of the middle man and the ton, Iowa, and came to the Ore
“ water-logged” express com gon country 31 years ago. For >
panies,” declared M. S. Shroek, two years Mr. O’dell followed a ::
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president of the Oregon Dairy fisherman’s life along the Colum :♦
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when
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men’s Association, in an address
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WATCH FOR THE BIG ANNOUNCEMENT
delivered before the annual con farm near Dilley, residing there
OF
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR 1913.
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vention of that body at Albany. for 19 years and coming to the
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ago.
“ Looking at it from another
standpoint, it will increase the
farmer’s profit without increas
Precious stones, gold and sil
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ing the cost of living. Cartons ver ornaments,
cut glass, •î
are already on the market in watches, clocks and many other
which butter and eggs may be articles kept by first class jewel
ers can be had at Shearer & Son,
sent through the mail safely.
“The parcel post law is a in Forest Grove,
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