FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1913.
ESTATE
^ACTIVITY
PATH OF THE SUN.
Its Relation to tho Equinoxes and ttie
Solstices.
T h e su n 's p a th is called th e ecliptic.
I t Is a -great circle o f th e celestial
sphere, c u ttin g th e celestlul eq u ato r ut
tw o points 180 degrees a p a rt an d mak-
) ing w ith It an angle of 23*4 degrees
know n a s th e obliquity of th e ecliptic.
I
T he crossing points a re called th e equi
noxes. because th e days and n ig h ts are
T ra n sfe rs for w eek en ding May 11».
A C A lexander to B U D ickey 21.-
then equal, a n d th e points mldw-ay be
144
a
cres
in
1
S
4
$10.
1913.
tw een th e equinoxes a re th e solstices,
G eorge A L ittlefield and w f to M
G race L a n c a ste r to Mrs. C lara P ick because th e sun then seem s to stan d
J C ropp 93 a c re s in sec 2, 1 N
4 ard tra c t 5, F ru itv a le $10. etc.
1 still fo r a few days.
Louis J Corl and w f to J u lia M arsil-
$1800.
T h e ecliptic Is so called because
Jo h n N o rth ru p and wf to Ned K itt liot p a rt o f block 2, W a lk e r’s Add to eclipses occur only w hen th e moon Is
! crossing it o r Is n e ar it, fo r th e m oon's
son N*^ of SE*4 of N E '/i sec 22. 2 F o re st Grove $10.
M O S h an n ah an and w f to F
D ] o rb it c u ts th e ecliptic In tw o points,
S 2 »1. etc.
D onald M cK enzie to T hom as
Mc G ard n er 15 a c re s n e a r C lapp tr a c t $1. called nodes o r knots, a n d a t other
tim es is above o r below i t
I f the
K enzie lo ts 2, 3 and 8, blk 1, H e n ry ’s
Joseph M Ile a ly to W H M cD aniel
moon, w hen in e ith e r node, is in line
15.60
a
cres
in
sec
34,
I
N
I
.
Also
Add to C ornelius $1.
w ith th e sun and th e e a rth w e have
T he arrangem ent is not yet fu lly com pleted, but in a short tim e
A lex an d er McDonald and wf to Ade 14.01 a c res in Ju stic e Jo n e s DLC sec an eclipse, e ith e r to tal o r a n n u la r. If
Also 30 a c re s in Jo siah she Is n e a r h er node we have a partial
laide H au ey et al 1-3 in te re st in 40 34, I N I .
w e will sh ow in th e rear o f our store a great num ber o f the Staple
Hall DLC, sec 34, 1 N 1; also 1.15 eclipse.
a cre tr a c t in sec 23. 1 N 4 $10.
T h e m oon’s nodes a re not statio n ary ,
O D C P e rk in s and w f to C arson A a c res known as C edar Mill L ot $29,-
A rticles in M erchandise at A M A ZIN G LY L O W PRICES. A fe w
j bu t move b ack w ard on th e m oon’s
Jo n e s and wf 2 ’^ a c re s in W illiam H 000.
D en n ett an d wf DLC No 47, 1 N 2,
F ra n k B F ord and w f to C lark orbit, com pleting a revolution in about
o f the m any things you will find here, are: M en’s, W om en ’s and
$1400.
C reek Logging Com pany 86.12 a c re s nineteen years, w hen th e eclipses of
th e period re cu r in th e sam e o rd er and
C hildren’s Shoes, U nderw ear, S w eaters and H osiery. M isses’ and
C h arles J Sw anson and wf to C hris in 1 S 2 $10. etc.
a t a b o u t th e sam e in terv als as before.
tia n C M adsen lot 5, V erex S ubdivis
John H Ila rto g and w f to V incenzo T ills period of eighteen y e a rs an d elev
C hildren’s D resses, Dress Goods. L adies’ Shirt W aists and W rap
ion, sec 21, 1 S 1 $1625.
S ereno e t al 160 a c re s in sec 10, 3 en day s Is called th e saros. I t w as
A lb ert W Schm ale and wf to Elvone N 4 $10. etc.
know n to th e C haldeans a n d the
pers. Laces, Em broidery, R ibbons, Jew elry, Buttons, H ooks and
G re n ie r lo ts 6-7, H u n tv ille, in sec 24,
W A Shaw an d w f to E dm und H G reeks an d g av e them th e ir d a ta for
com
puting
eclipses.
f S 1 $2150.
P eik and w f 7.65 ac re s, being
lots
Eyes. Securos, S afety Pins, etc. etc.
Any In tellig en t person can tra c e the
H A H ild e rb ra n d t to Mads P H an 346 and 347, Jo h n so n E s ta te Add. to
sen and H en ry N G relle lot 29, Feace- B eaverton-R eedville a c re a g e $10. etc. su n ’s p ath in th e henvens. I f th e sun
0 W e still lead in paying th e H ighest Cash Price for W ool,
C lapp tr a c t $1.
Jo h n H ughes to W illie R H ughes, rises exactly in th e e a st an d sets in
th e w est it is th e tim e of th e equi
F . D. G ard n er and w f to M O and S W & of NW?4 sec 1, 2 N 5 $145.
Mohair, Poultry, Butter and Eggs, b esides giving you a guaranteed
noxes.
If th e su n rise and sunset
Ida W S h a n n ah an 15 a c re s adjoining
F irla n d s T ru st C om pany to H en ry points a re fa rth e s t north and th e sun
Silverw are, Plain and Fancy D ishes for all o f your C ash Purchases
ra le $500.
S eidel Scholls H eig h ts, being S>£ of a t noonday Is h ig h est in th e heavens
R o b ert H H a rp e r and wf to J M S W ^i sec 32, 1 S 1; 80 acres, $1. etc. It is th e tim e o f th e su m m er solstice.
am ounting to $ 6 .0 0 and over.
W lck izer and wf p a rt of lot 15, blk C
G eorge S R eynolds to L G M orley If th e su n rise nnd su n set points are
o f G eorge D oug h ty 's Subdivision of p a rt of blk 10, N a y lo r's Add to F o r fa rth e s t south an d th e su n Is very low
in the henvens a t noonday It Is the
Block C in F airv iew Add to H illsboro e s t G rove $200.
$150.
D J K oupal and wf to W E H ibbard tim e o f tho w in ter solstice.—H a rp e r's |
D avid T schabold and John Fuegy, and B A B ascoin 30-ft rig h t of w a y , W eekly.
tru ste e s , to E m m an u el
Reform ed j from H ibbard & B ascom land to coun-'
C hurch tr a c t in W R E v erso n DLC | ty road, being p a rts of tra c ts 30 a n d ) RUSSIA’S POLICE SYSTEM.
sec 12. 1 N 2 $1.
31, C hehalem M ountain O rch ard s $1.
It Ha* an Assistant In Every Houae In
H illsboro G arden T ra c ts to Jo h n G
W ash. Co. A g ricu ltu ra l & L ivestock
St. Peteraburg.
B ey er lo t 6, blk 17, G arden T rac ts ■ A ss'n to C h arles P McCan 25.36 a c re s
T h e R ussian police system is ex
in W illiam W C atching DLC, sec 32, trem ely com plicated, for it practically
A ddition to H illsboro $110.
In v e stm e n t C om pany to H A Hilde- 1 N 3 also 00.6 a c re s in F o re s t Grove gives R ussia an a sslstu n t policem an In
b ra n d t lo t 29, P each v ale $625.
$5700.
every house In S t P etersb u rg . The
O tto K re b s and wf to Caroline
H G Ogden an d w f e t a l to J J landlord has a p riv ate p o rter o r acts as
lio rc h e rs 5 a cres in sec 30, 2 S 1! W irtz and w f tr a c t in sec 36, I N
4 p orter him self. A po rter has au th o rity
to muke on a rre st, and be is obliged to
$ 1500 .
$ 1100 .
Mt. Hood B rew ing Com pany to S
Not Well Pleased,
W E Pegg E x e c u to r to L P B ra n s -) ru sh from th e house to th e stre e t at
No Wonder She Behaved.
“I had to kill m y dog tills m orning.”
W ec k e rt an d wf S t i of lot 4, blk 1, te tte r and E W S p en cer 10.667 a cres th e sound o f a police w histle.
“ I believe.” said th e m inister, w ith
As
th
ere
Is
a
policem
an
statio
n
ed
at
said
th
e
boob.
tow n of S herw ood $1750.
in W F H all and w f DLC, and Wm
every block, w hich Is th e lim it of his
“ W as he m ad?" ask ed th e cheerful a tw in k le In his eye, " th a t the saying
C ora Lou Vivian L aw rence e t al L ockerm an an d w f DLC including in
th a t ch ild ren and fools tell th e tr u th ”
bent, nnd as every policem an w ithin a
idiot.
to J F W atk in s and wf 13.538 acres said tra c t, lo t
S te e l’s A ddition to c e rta in ra d iu s may respond w ith the
“W ell, he d id n ’t seem any too well is true. T he o th er d ay my w ife an d I
In sec 13, t S 1 $10. etc.
B eaverton $6000.
p o rters to th e signal, It ta k e s but a
pleased." replied th e boob.—C incinnati w ere Invited out to dinner. T he chil
dren of the fam ily w ere so re m a rk a
L ola H G raham and hus to T hom as
Phoebe F o ss e t al to L P B ranstet- few seconds to get a platoon of uni
E nquirer.
bly w ell behaved th a t my w ife re
F ife lots 8 and 9, C restvlew $10.
te r and E W S p e n c e r 10.667 acreB of form ed m en, w ith alm o st a regim ent
m arked:
Jac o b T hom an to N ed K ittso n lot W F H all and wf DLC an d Wm. Lock of p orter policemen together.
Most Interesting.
“ ‘W h a t lovely, well behaved children
R ussia has also a m ost elaborate
W om an is the m ost in te restin g th in g
1, sec 22, 2 S 2 also 20 a c re s in sec | erm an and wf DLC including in s a il
ever invented. One half the w orld yours are, Mrs. B row n!'
22, 2 S 2, and NV6 o f SW^4 of N W t4 tra c t, lot 52, S te e l's Add to B e a v e r system of tra in in g its policem en, and
“B oth Mr. and Mrs. Brow n beam ed
som e tim e ago th e re w as opened at
spends Us thne w ritin g nbout her. and
sec 23, 2 S 2 $1. etc.
to n $10. etc.
St. P e te rsb u rg a fully equipped pollce-
th e o th er half spends its tim e reading a t th is approval of th e ir offspring,
A lljerto H Case and w f to
Jo h n j Ja m e s W ilson and wf e t al to W al
w hen up piped little M ary, ‘W ell, pa
m nn’s college, designed to train men in
nbout her.—C incinnati E nquirer.
Jeh o re k block 4, D elsm an F arm , sec te r G Gloyd lots 6, 7 an d 8, B eav er
said th a t If we d id n 't beh av e he'd knock
ail th e various d u ties of an officer of
20, 1 S 2 $300.
A cres $10.
th e law. A t th is college policemen are
N ever spend y o u r m oney before you o u r blocks off. d id n 't you, p a?’ ’’—M oth
W C E m m erson an d w f to C harles)
ers’ M agazine.
m
ade
fa
m
ilia
r
w
ith
th
e
tools
used
by
have
it.—T hom as Jefferson.
L eo Selling and w f to S am uel
C
A W ym an lots 5 and 6, blk 1, H a ll's !
J a g g e r SWM, of SE»4 o f SW 1-4 sec crim inals, th e ir ten ehers holding th a t
Add. to F o re s t Grove $325.
they can n o t become profloieut police
34, 2 S 1 $10. etc.
men in any o th e r way.
R olland A P helps and w f to G eorge
R uth T ru st Com pany to G A Rice
T he R ussian policem an atten d s lec
S R eynolds p a rt of blk 10, N aylors
an d w f lot 2, blk 3, N o rth
P lains tu re s a t w hich b u rg la rs’ m ethods nnd
A dd to F o re s t Grove $1.
$350.
In stru m en ts a re explained, so th a t he
Adam Z iun to Mt. Hood B rew ing
A lb ert L Bigelow an d w f to L L can ch eck m ate them , w hile be lias th e
C om pany S *4 lot 4, blk 1, tow n of
REV. C. H. HILTON, who delivered
S chw artz tr a c t 30, V irg in ia P lace a d v a n ta g e of th e crim inal m useum , the Union Memorial Sermon a t the
Sherw ood $4000.
w hich is nttnetied to th e college. T h ere
Christian church Sunday mor&ing.
H erm an T h u rn h e r to H erm an H u n ti- $¡500.
every ap p u rte n a n c e know n to the
m ann a n d wf iots 18 and 19, blk 1,
R P Owen to O regon E lectric R ail b reak er o f th e law m ust be experi
You can obtain a thorough education, one th a t will fit you to
Notice.
way Com pany 0.08 a c re s in G arden m ented w ith until its every use is th o r
P le a s a n t view Add. to C o rn eliu s $900.
grapple with the world if neeessary. Moreover, you can live in a re
oughly u nderstood.—London Tlt-BIts.
Be it known that the Sunrise
O W H u m phrey and w f to F red A H om e $120.
fined, homelike atm osphere at H errick Hall (the finest g irl’s dorm itory
E v e re st an d wf p a rt of lot 4. blk 4,
Grocery on and after May 1st
W estern O regon T ru st Co to
A l
A Good Doctor.
will pay cash for all farm pro
H u m p h re y 's Add. to H illsboro $10.
in the Pacific N orthw est) while you are pursing your studies. F u rth e r
b e rt L Bigelow tr a c t 30, V irginia
“S unshine nnd fresh a ir a re th e ducts, E rrs , Butter, Veal and
W a lte r G Gloyd an d wf to A F P la c e $900.
more, you can receive system atic instruction in gym nastics and enjoy
g reatest enem ies of tuberculosis." says
pork, the best market price paid
F legel and Ja m e s W ilson lot 1, Hod-
T R Im b rie to C M C lover an d wf a m edical au th o rity. So sit on the
the privileges of the gymnasium and swimming pool.
eon P lace $10.
sunny side o f th e house, the car, th e and all goods sold at the bottom
tr a c t 6, V irginia Place $10. etc.
price and for cash only. JOHN
N L K elley and o th e rs to II Gordon
Enroll at
T hom as S W ilkes to C h ristin e Long office or th e fishing pool. G et o u t In DODGE. Proprietor.
23tf
20 ac res in NW*4 sec 11, 2 S 3 $10.
the field w ith th e birds a n d the beasts.
1.75 a c re s in Ja m e s H R obinson DLC,
C B B uchanan and wf to Ellen C
F ace ttie breeze and don’t be a fra id of
F or S ale -Shadeland-Climax
No. 50, 1 N 3 $80.
for Education, H ealth and Physical Development, and
th e gale. Roll th e w indow shade ev er
D avidson an d hus 4.664 a c re s in Wm
seed
oats. Ed L. Naylor, Forest
H J Lund and wf to A C Schoon up nnd never dow n. Stake your su n
C atching DLC secs 4 and 5, 1 S 3
Grove.
20tf
o v e r p a rt of lot 22, C o rn eliu s E n shade over Into n cane. R em em ber
$1282.60.
Dr.
S
unshine
Is
not
only
an
enem
y
to
B ernard O sterm an n and wf to So virons $1.
F or Q uick S a le —A $12000, 38
tuberculosis, b u t to m ore diseases than
p h ia v d Dreljo in David M unroe D L
acre
fruit farm on David’s Hill,
A m anda J Dee, to C h arles C a tta W
you can rem em ber to nam e, including
C No 44, 1 N 3 1.14 a c re s $465.
for
$8500.
One of the finest
ta lot 7, M ortondale $10.
the Ingrow ing grouch nnd ninny o th er
A
Bargain Department
W
E are pleased to Announce
to
the
Public that we have been able in our
New Store plan to provide a
- - - - - PERMANENT BARGAIN DEPARTMENT- - - - -
0
A. G. Hoffmann & Co.
PHONE
631
YOUNG W OMAN !
At Pacific University
PACIFIC VUNIVERSITY
Do It Now !
things. So let him shine ini—D etroit
F ree Press.
Round Trip Fares
Portland Rose Festival
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SUNSET
A Curious Superstition.
A mong th e superstitions of the Sene
ca Indians w as th is m ost beautiful
one: W hen a young m aiden died they
Im prisoned a young bin! until It first
began to try Its |iow ers of song, nnd
then, loading It w ith enressos nnd m es
sages, they loosed Its bonds over her
g rav e In the belief th a t It would not
fold Its w ings n o r close Its eyes until it
had flown to th e sp irit land nnd deliv
ered Its precious burden of nfTectlon to
tho loved nnd lost one.
lOGDENèSHASTAl
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ONE AN D
O N E - T H IR D
FARE
from all main ami branch line points; from points on
the C. & E.. S., F. C. & W. and I. & M.
Sale D a te s :
Eugene and all points north including branch line points,
June 8 to 13 inclusive; stations south of Eugene. June
8-9-11-13. Final return limit June 16.
For illustrated booklet on the Rose Festival and leaflet
giving full program, call on any S. P. Agent, or address:
Joh n M. Scott, G eneral P assen ger A gent
Portland, Pregon
Not a Bit Lika Cricket.
T he E nglishm an w as atten d in g his
first ball game. H e seem ed very un
easy a fte r th e fifth Inning nnd finally
said to his A m erican friend:
"I say, old chap, w hen do they serve
the tea?"
"T hey don’t serve tea a t a ball
gam e,” laughed th e A m erican.
“No tea b etw een Innings?" gasped
the E nglishm an. "T hen w h a t's th e ob
ject of th e bloom ing gam e?”—C incin
nati E nquirer.
HI* Excua*.
"You seem like a spiritless creature.
I d o n 't believe you’ve got am bition to
open your door w hen opportunity
knocks."
“ D on't be too rough on me, ma'am; I
ain ’t never had a door.”—C leveland
Plain D ealer.
W arning.
E very m an should have an aim In
life, b u t he should n ot spend too much
tim e In aim ing.— New Orleana Pica
yune.
An ad in the Press brings Result
fruit farms in Washington Co.
Terms, D. A. Kennedy Phone
Vine 151.
16-tf
F or S ale N o . 2 Smith Pre
mier typewriter, good as new.
First offer of $30 takes it. Press
office.
16-tf
A complete line of the best
varnishes can be had at the Pat
erson Furniture Store, Forest
G.ove.
____ 18tf
F or S ale Baled Clover, baled
Timothy in ton lots. Good stuff.
Ed. L. Naylor.
24tf
Wanted a couple of young
calves, either sex. Phone 0185,
Edw. L. Navlor.
27tf
To E x c h a n g e — Seed potatoes
for equal quanity and quality re
turned this fall. Phone 0185,
Edw. L, Naylor.
27tf
W anted , A t once, a few stock
sheep (Ewes and Lambs) phone
0185, or write Edward L. Naylor,
Forest Grove. Ore.
2 8 t4
E ggs F or sale. Barred Ply
mouth Rocks, excellent winter
layers, $1.50 per setting of 15
eggs. — Mrs. R. L. Wildman,
Route 2. Gaston, Ore.
29t2-
folding
baby buggy. Second house north
of campus on Greenville road.
J. L. Hill.
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Shearer's Confectionery can
save you money on your brick ice
cream.
F or
S a le — Leather
For particulars address
PA C IFIC U N IV E R S IT Y
Care Committee of Control
Forest Grove, Oregon.
W A T C H THIS SPACE!
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$ 60 , 000 .
U. S. D E P O S ITO R Y .
B oard
of
D ir e c t o r s :
T. W. Sain
W. K. Newell
Geo. Mizner
John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
L J. Cori
H. T. Buxton
Chris Peterson
H. G. Goff
E. W. Haines
W. H. Hollis