l U U E O l
U
Federal Government, has signed
the alien land bill. The people
of California understand the
T H E P R E S S P U B L I S H I N G C O situation in that state better
FO R EST GROVE, O RE.
than any outsider can, and did
they not consider the owning of
T eleph ones :
agricultural
land by the Japan
O ffice 502
R esidence 412
ese a real menace to the future
of the white race in California,
T erms of S ubscription
O ne y ear, in ad v an ce.......................$ 1.50 | they would not have passed this
Six m onths, in a d v a n c e .........................75 bill. That the honor of Japan
T h ree m onths, in advance...................... 50
lias been insulted by the passage
of this bill is all tommyrot. Any
T H U R S D A Y . MAY 22, 1913.
nation has a right to pass such
Display advertisements for publication in the laws as it believes necessary for
P ress must lie in this office not later than Tues
the welfare of its own people.
day evening to insure appearance in current issue
The only question at issue is
E n te re d a t th e p o s t office a t F o r e s t G ro v e, O re. whether California, as a state,
a s mail m a tte r o f th e seco n d c la ss.
has passed a law which will con-
flect with treaties the United
New settlers are pouring into States now has with Japan,
the western country by thous
ands every month, seeldrij? new
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
homes. Welcome the stranger
Darral Heisler had to stop
within our gates.
school on account of the illness
of his father.
It is well to hitch your wagon
Edith Garrigus found it neces
to a star and make it your aim in sary to stop school and take up
life to reach the top, but if you home work.
climb always at the expense of
the other fellow, success will be The Forest Grove High school
but as ashes in your mouth at boys go to McMinnville to play
baseball, Saturday.
the end.
F
o r e st
G
r o v e
P
r e s s
We have heard of an editor
who calls the citizens of his town
scandal-mongers one week and
follows shortly with the state
ment that he has no fault to find
with the fine people of his com
munity. First rub them up and
then rub them down, “ I would
that thou wert hot or cold.”
Farmers and fruit raisers from
all sections of Washington coun
ty report that conditions are fav
orable for a yield equal to that
of any season for several years
past, and the increased popula
tion in the west will consume
most of the surplus product, sav
ing the raiser the necessity of
shipping to the east for a mar
ket. This will give prosperity a
boost and make for greater con
tent and happiness.
The chairman of this school
district has requested that sug
gestions be made for a name for
the new High school building.
We suggest that it be called the
Washington High school. We
have a Lincoln school, therefore
it would be appropriate to name
the new building after the Fath
er of his country, who shares un
dying fame equally with the
Croat Emancipator.
A crew of men has been at
work the past week grading the
road between Cornelius and
Hillsboro and tilling in the chuck
holes. It is to be hoped that
this road will be rocked this
summer, as there was a stretch
of about a half a mile of it that
was one of the woist roads in
Washington county the p a s t
winter. The writer drove over
it a couple of months ago with
one horse and an empty light
wagon, and it was all the animal
could do to draw the vehicle
through the deep mud. It pass
es understanding how a team
with a heavy load could struggle
over such a road. This is one of
the niost traveled highways in
the county, and it is a disgrace
to allow it to remain unrocked.
Every citizen in Forest Grove
should work to bring the annual
encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic of Oregon to this
city next year. Forest Grove
has one of the finest camping
grounds in the state, and all con
ditions are ideal for having the
old hoys in blue with us next
year. Should the Grand En
campment be held here, thous
ands of soldiers and their friends
will come to Forest Grove. This
will be a great advertisement for
the city, and besides it will be an
occasion of real pleasure and en
joyment to have the old defend
ers of our nation with us in large
numbers.
Governor Johnson, of Califor
nia, in spite of the pressure
brought to bear upon him by the
I
uLoo,
r u n M
l
U R O V L,
U R E U V H ,
buffai Newa o f ûluiuit a“¡, (Country
Dr. D. W. Ward
Dr. E. B. Brookbank
Physicians and Surgeons
W . M. Langley & Son
Lawyers
22 F irst A ve. N orth
Mrs. Charles Hines is enter voluntary; Hymn, Onward Chris
Phone: Office 40x
R esidence 402
Forest Grove, Ogn.
taining the Bridge Club this af tian Soldiers; Reading, Rev. Hi
Forest Grove, Ore.
ram Gould; Male Quartette,
ternoon.
Christian Church; Rev. D. T. W. P. Dyke
H. W . Vollmer, M. D.
S. B. Lawrence
Thomas;
Communion hymn, com
Several of the Lincoln school
Physician and Surgeon
Attorneys-at-Law
pupils went for a picnic ride last munion, offering; solo, selected,
Office in A b b o tt Bldg.
night. The crowd was a merry Mr. Isaacs; sermon, C. H. Hilton; Forest Grove N at’l Bank Bldg
B
oth
Phones
F o re s t G rove, Ogn.
one, and joy reigned unconfined. hymn, My Country ’Tis of Thee;
Forest
Grove,
Ore.
benediction. There will be no
Ind. Phones
The I. W. T. D. club of het evening service, as this congre
High school gave a dance last gation will adjourn for the edu J. N. Hoffman
D R . C. E. W A L K E R
Attorney-at-Law
Saturday night in the K. of P. cational sermon at the M. E.
E Q U IT Y A*ND PR O B A T E ONLY
hall and had a most enjoyable church.
Office H offm an Bldg. Pacific Ave.
Osteopathic Physician
time.
Ind. Phone 502
F o re s t Grove
Friends and relatives met at
Treatment by Special Appoint
The Seniors of the High school the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
ment Only
entertained very pleasantly the Lahaie. Sunday to celebrate Mr. Mark B. Bump
teachers and board of the High Lahaie’s sixty - third birthday.
Attorney-at-IaW
W. Q. Tucker, M. D.
school Friday. The Seniors furn About thirty were present, and
ished both entertainment and re at noon the guests were served a South o f C ourt House
Physician end Surgeon
Hillsboro, Ore.
freshments. All report a good dinner which will long be re
Calls answ ered prom ptly day or night
time.
membered. The afternoon was
Phone: Office 271, R esidence 283.
spent in pleasant social converse,
The pupils of St. Mary’s Insti and at evening all departed to Hollis & Graham
Dr. H. R. Kauffman
tute gave an entertainment in their homes, wishing Mr. Lahaie
A
ttorneys-al-LaW
Physician & Surgeon
the C. 0. F. Hall at Verboort, many happy returns of his natal
Office:
F o r e s t G ro v e N a t ’l B a n k B uilding:
Sunday night. Quite a large day. Mr. and Mrs. Lahaie, o f(
Forest Grove, Ogn.
P h o n e M ain 0131
crowd was in attendance, and the this city were among the g u ests1
Forest Grove, Ore.
young people gave an entertain ! present.
E.
B.
Tongue,
ment that was greatly enjoyed.
R. M. Erwin, M. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Susbaur,
Jlllorney-at-LaW
A new and up-to-date line of
Miss Aimee Smith of this city, prominent pioneer residents of
Physician and Surgeon
D istric t A tto rn ey .
wall paper in many handsome and Fred J. Rosenberg, of Sa the Cornelius section, celebrated
T am iesie Bi ilding
Hillsboro, Ore.
3d and M ain S ts.
patterns. P l a i n , figured and lem. were joined in wedlock at their silver wedding anniversary
Hillsboro, Ore'
novelty goods to select from. Hillsboro, Saturday, by his hon 'Sunday. Relatives and friends
All prices to fitll a pockets. Pat or Judge Reasoner. Mrs. Rosen- from many parts of Oregon were Yeager & Cornish
erson’s Furniture Store, Forest burg was born and raised in For present to enjoy the occasion and
S. T. Linklater, M. B., C. M.
Attorneys at Law
Grove.
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est Grove, and has many friends congratulate this estimable cou-
Physician and Surgeon
Hillsboro Commercial Bank Buildtng
among the younger people. Mr. ; pie upon having reached their
D elta B uilding
House to rent, 7 rooms; berries j Rosenberg is a resident of Salem. twenty-fifth milestone of happy Phone City 232
Hillsboro, Oregon
to supply large family, garden
Hillsboro, Ore.
wedded life together. A boun
ready to plant, barn, chicken
There will be a basket social, teous dinner was served at noon, Dr. E. J. Crowthers
house and yard. Inquire at Cole the proceeds to go for the bene
Elmer H. Smith, M. D., D. O.
i and supper was served at even
Physician and Surgeon
man’s, corner 6th St., 3rd Ave. fit of the Junior class, at the
Physician, Surgeon
ing. All present report one of Calls answ ered day and n ig h t
27 High school building Saturday
Office in Jack so n P harm acy
and Osteopath
the most pleasant times of their
Cornelius, Ore. Calls answ ered day o r e ig h t.
night. The parents and teach ¡life, and vow they will help Mr.
H illsboro N atio n al B ank Bldg.
ers are all invited to come and and Mrs. Susbaur celebrate their !
Hillsboro, Ore.
W. B. COON, V. S.
have a good social time together. j golden wedding.
YOU WILL LOVE THIS No
basket will sell for mcJPe than
O ffice on 1 st S t .
J. O. Robb, M. B. Tor.
It is as Dainty and Fragrant as one dollar.
B etw een Pacific and 1st Ave. S.
Nineteen members of the I. O.
the Fresh-cut Violets.
Physician and Surgeon
1 0. F. lodge of this city went to H aving bought out Dr. Feeley, V et
erinarian, I wish to notify the public
T he m ost d elig h tfu l talcum pow der
Phone
C ity 384
Miss
Minnie
Myers
was
host
Portland,
Friday
night,
to
w
it
th a t I am prepared to answ er all calls,
w e have ev e r hauled th e n e a re s t
J Rooms 4 and 5, S chulm erich Bldg.
ess to the members of the Even ness work in the First and Sec day or night.
chem ically pure the m ost ex eu lslte-
ly perfum ed th e talcum th a t in
Hillsboro, Ore.
ing Bridge Club, Saturday. Din ond degrees put on by the Wood- Phone Main 95 F orest G rove , O re
e v ery w ay pleases th e m ost d ain ty
ner was served at the Laughlin lawn and Hassalo lodges. Sev
and e x a c tin g w om an, is V iolet liu lce
T alcum Pow der.
hotel, after Which the company enty-two candidates took the de
I t is only by u sin g V iolet Dulce
ROUND TRIP
repaired to Miss Myers’ home, grees, lodges from all sections of
T alcum P ow der th a t you can learn
all its su p erlativ e qualities. I t is a
where the evening was spent Oregon were represented, nearly
d e lig h t to the skin and to th e senses.
playing Bridge. Mrs. Will Haines two thousand being present.
It leaves th a t so ft, velvety feelin g
only im p arted by the finest, h ig h est-
won first prize and Mrs. Charles The ceremony was most impres
g ra d e talcum pow der. I t is so im-
Buchanan and Dr. Walker were sive, and the Woodlawn and Has
palpahly fine th a t it s t a y s o n .
V IA T H E
awarded second prize.
salo lodges received many fine
The so ft, fra g ra n t, clinging, pure
V iolet Dulce T alcum pow der is for
compliments from the visitors.
th e p a rtic u la r w om an o r m an. I t
Mesdames E. E. Wliliams, Ben One of the enjoyable features of
has a tru e floral odor, im p a rtin g a
delicate, su b tle p erfu m e, and a n ti
Whited and Dr. Brookbank were the evening was a drill by me-m
sep tic, healing q u alities th a t leave
f; o ; g n § & ,
hostesses to the members of the bers of the Woodlawn lodge, part
th e face cool and so ft. I t is p u rity
'(
/il S U N S E T
itse lf. T h ere is no th in g too good to
I OGDEN èSH ASTA!
Ladies’ Working society of the of the drill being the forming of
ROUTES
say ab o u t it, and you will a g re e w ith
Congregational
church
Wednes
the letters I. 0. 0. F. Those at
th a t se n tim e n t when once you have
used it. P rice 25 cen ts. Sold in
day afternoon. A large number tending from this city were: A.
this com m unity only a t our sto re .
were present to enjoy the occa E. Gardner, S. A. Walker, Ii. C.
T he Rexall S tore.
sion, the affair being held in the Hill, Bernard Ortman, S. G.
parlors of the church. Refresh Morgan, James Devlin, C. W.
VanKoughnet & Reder
T ickets will be sold from all m ain and b ranch line points in O regon
ments were served by the host Odell, J. F. McGill, H. H. Port
to E astern destination one w ay th ro u g h C alifornia o r via P o rtlan d .
TH E REXALL STORE
Stop overs w ithin lim it.
esses during the afternoon.
er, J. C. Ferrell, E. W. Haines,
Forest Grove, Oregon
W. H. Cole, C. B. Campbell,
TICKETS on SALE DAILY— May 28 to Sep. 30
The following service w ill be George Paterson, Miles Watrous,
Final Return Limit Oct. 31st
rendered next Sunday morning Joseph Holley, Frank Sawyer,
at the Christian church for the R. C. Walker and Rev, Hiram
TO
memorial
s
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r
vice:
Orchestra,
Gould.
A tlantic City
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Detroit
N orfolk
SUMMER EXCURSIONS EAST
DRUG
NAMES
A living language is a chang
ing one. Lach day brings vari
ations that oft times leads to con
tusion in the interpretation of
words and phrases. 1 lence it
is the dead Latin language is
used in medicine.
1 here is
safety in its unchanging word-
forms and fixed meanings. No
matter how a prescription may
he presented, the Latin name of
each sjx'cified drug means but
one substance and the prcscrip-
tionist knows.
Biing your prescription to us
and it will be tilled right, with
the purest of drugs.
Forest Grove Pharmacy
The Up to-th« Minute Druggists
Phone 901
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Toronto
ERSONAL & Absolute Pu ity
PICKUPS SS Effectiveness
P
A. C. Maxwell, brother-in-law
of Wm, Ridgley, who has been
visiting the latter in this city for
the past four months, will leave
for Medford tomorrow, where he
j
will visit for a time. He will go
j
from there to his home in Iowa.
Mr. Maxwell became very much
attached to Forest Grove while
here and may later return to
make this his permanent home.
Jap-a-Lac is the housewife’s
friend. Will renovate the oldest
furniture, cover the woodwork,
stain the Moors, and can be used
in many other ways. For sale
by Paterson’s Furniture Store,
Forest Grove.
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Wholesomeness
is what you get in
I t c o n ta in s tw o
p o w e r u n its a n d
c a n n o t fa il
to
ra is e th e d o u g h .
A n in t e r r u p ti o n
in m ix in g o r de
lay in b a k in g
w ill n o t d e s tr o y
it s efficieney.
Crescent
Baking
Powder
Indianapolis
K ansas City
M emphis
N ew York
W ashington, D. C.
O m aha
P hiladelphia
R ochester
St. Louis
W innipeg
And various o th er points South and E ast. Call on n e a re s t A g en t fo r
full inform ation as to ro u tes and fa re s to any p a rtic u la r E a ste rn city,
and fo r lite ra tu re describing points along the S. P. or w rite
John M. Scott, G eneral P assenger A gent,
Portland, O regon
GAPES, THEIR PREVENTION AND
CURE.
“W hat do you do for gapes?" Is a
S et your b a tte r at
n ig h t and hake your question th at m eets ns w herever we
lecture a t farm ers' Institutes, an d we
cakes in th e
alw ays astonish our hearers w ith the
m orning.
reply, "D on't have any gapes."
I t leaves no unw hole
Really, reader, it's easy to prevent
som e residue in
gapes.
the food, and it
H ave you noticed few brooder chicks
is p erfectly h ealth fu l
have gapes? T h a t's because they are
kept dry. They are slept on d ry Ut
ter and kept from ru nning in rain u n
fo r full pound can
til old enough to stan d it. Then they
a t all grocers
are kept clean. They sleep In a clean
C res c e n t M anufacturing Company nursery, eat off a clean table, and. the
brooder being moved often, they run
S e n ttl* . W a s h in g to n
aud brow se on clean ground. C atch
the point here?
The study of th e origin o f evil we
leave to the preachers, and th e tra c k
ing o f m lrroties Hnd w igglprs back to
their A dam ite ancestor we leave to the
lynx eyed experim ent sta tio n bald-
heads.
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J
T our hum ble se rv a n t finds gapes
p rev alen t w here th ere Is ro tten ground
and gapes galore w here th is ro t is rain
soaked.
H ere's th e prevention. Now fo r the
cure.
You have trie d th e horsehair
lasso or have w iggled th e trim m ed
tu rp e n tin e fe a th e r In th e chicks’ w ind
pipes and have had them to flu tter and
die In your hand because you pushed
the w orm s and bloody m ucus down
Into th e iungs. You p u t them in a box
and m ade them b re a th e slaked lim e—
th a t stinging, suffocating stuff. In nil
th ese w ays you killed m ore th a n you
cured. You fed them “gape cu res,”
but they d id n 't hit th e spot, fo r gapes
are In the w indpipe, not th e digestive
tract. B ut here Is a sim ple su re cure
for gapes: Place a hot stove lid In a
bucket and cover th e bucket w ith a
'lo th In th e c e n te r o f w hich Is s sm all
hole. P o u r carbolic a rid on tb e plate
and m ake th e chick o r tn rk ey poult
b reath e th e vapor th ro u g h th e hole.
A complete line of the best
Acre tracts in Sun Set Addi
\arnishes can be had at the Pat- to Forest Grove to be sole
erson Furniture Store. Forest terms. W. W. Ireland, Hoff:
Grove-
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