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PAGE 8 Ï FOREST GROVE PRESS FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK T he THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1913 Î Only Roll of Honor Bank in Washington County CAPITAL - $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 SU R P L U S - $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 DEPOSITS $400 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ftG TIM'S' FUMERAI COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACC a J. A. THORNBURGH P resident JOHN E. BAILEY - V ice PRES. VV. W. McELDOWNEY - C a sh ier H. E. FERR1N, A33T. C a sh ier T. G. TODD - D irector J. W. FUQUA - D irector DR.LA MURFT EDISON “THE QUALITY STORE” Staple and Fancy Groceries The very best at the R ight Price Phone 701 SO U TH MAIN STREET FO REST G R O V E ¡SCHOOL SHOES TH E C E L E B R A T E D Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes FOR BOYS and GIRLS Gun Metal and Kid. Button and Blucher. The Kind That Wear and Give Satisfaction Dont pass us when looking for SCHOOL SHOES Our WONDER HOSE HOSIERY FOR SATISFACTION FOUR Pairs will wear for I OUR Months. F o r th e DRESS GOODS Girls and Young Ladies for School Wear. Fine Qualities M any Patterns and Shades to Select from at Right Prices PURDY’S \ GOOD GOODS K. of P. BUILDING •WAAL, WAIT TIL L THE PANAMA OPENS. C abine ' n ew s D uring the month or JULY 3 V O VESSELS C arrying 12 . 278.000 | TONS OF FREIGHT PASSED THROUGH the | sault a re . m a r ie C a nal / ._____ NcWS Snapshots , *1 GOV SULZER JUDGE OJIULN Governor Willlma Sutler of New York failed to appear In person at bis Impeaebm ent trial at Albany, nt which Chief Justice E. M. Cullen of the state court of appeals presided. Followlug the public funeral of "B is Tlra” Sullivan, the New York con O f t h e tV e e k gressinuu who was found dead after being missing for ten days, the authorities began investigating his death Rev U aus Schmidt, a Catholic priest stationed tn .New York city, confessed be killed Anna Aumuller, the Hudson river m urder victim, and dismembered her body. Dr. B. A. Muret. the priest's friend, was arrested on suspicion of being a counterfeiter. Post Wheeler, secretary of the Am erican embassy at Rome, returned to W ashington to face charges th at be bad abused his diplom atic privileges regarding the Im portation of articles free of duty. Tb< mas A. Edison, the great inventor, was reported so Ul as to be unable to go to bis laboratory for the first tim e In eight years. of funds for this class of Fairs ‘‘The Timekeepers of diture agricultural promotion. The primary function of a fair Progress,” Withycombe properly is education, and if the fair if P R O F E SSIO N A L AND conducted this aim and purpose will be fully fulfilled. Properly conducted agricultur-1 A fair, however, cannot suc- al fairs are highly educational! ceed without the support of the BU SIN ESS D IRECTO RY and are, as stated by an emi- people; hence every fatmer nent American statesman, the should endeavor to show his loy- timekeepers of progress. Agri- alty to his local fair by his pres- J. N. H o ffm an cultural fairs must not, however, enee.—Dr. James Withycombe. Dr. D. W . W ard be permitted to degenerate into A ttorney-at-Law Dr. E, B. Brookbank vaudeville affairs, with innumer EQUITY AND PROBATE ONLY Physicians and Surgeons able questionable side-shows and Office Hoffman Bldg. Pacific Ave. The Big Men 22 First Ave. No-th their usual accompanying fakirs. Ind. Phone 602 Forest Grov« Phone: Office 40x Residence 402 Instead they must, for best ulti The big men dare, and the big Forest Grove, Ore. mate results, be kept upon a do; they dream great dreams, high social and educational which they make come true. Mark B. Bum p plane; in fact, a properly con They bridge the rivers and link D R . C. E. W A L K E R A ttorney-at-law ducted fair should provide inno the plains, and gird the land cent amusement and be a social with their railway trains; they South of Court House and intellectual uplift to the make the desert break forth in Osteopathic Physician Hillsboro, Ore. community. Fairs should be an bloom, they send the cataract annual e/ent to which rural and through a flume to turn the Treatment by Special Appoint urban people look forward with wheels of a thousand mills and H ollis & G raham ment Only pleasant anticipation; a season of bring the coin to a nation’s tills; renewal of friendship and of the big men work, and the big A ttomeys-at-LaW family reunions; a season of rest men plan, and, helping them fulness after the strenuous labors selves, help their fellow men. Forest G rove, O gn. H . W . V ollm er, M. D . of gathering the fruits of weil- And the cheap men yelp at their Physician and Surgeon tilled farms; a season when the carriage wheels, as the small dog old and young can meet on barks at the big dog’s heels. EL B. T ongue, Office in Abbott Bldg. common ground in bonds of sym The big men sow while the cheap Both Phones Forest Grove, Ogn. pathy and agricultural fellow men sleep, and when they go to Jlltorney-at-Law ship; a season full of agricultur their fields to reap, the cheap Ind. Phones District? A ttorney. al inspiration and hope for the men cry, *‘We must have a share future. of all the grain they harvest Hillsboro, Ore. It is not enough to simply there! These men are pirati s VV. Q . Tucker, M. D. mutely make the awards, but the who sow and reap and plan ano whys and wherefores should he build while we are asleep. We’ll Dr. E. J. Crowthers Physician and Surgeon given for the placing of the blue, legislate till they lose their hair! Physician anc! Surgeon Calls answered promptly day or night red and white. This will make We’ll pass new laws that will Calls answered day and night Phone: Office 271, I residence 283. the interest among exhibitors strip them bare! We’ll tax them Ortice in Jackson Pharmacy and spectators keener and give j right and we’ll tax them left, till Cornelius, Ore. Dr. H. R. K auffm an to the fair a greater educational of their plunder they are bereft; value. we’ll show these men that we all Physician & Surgeon Fairs stimulate interest in bet despise their courage, their skill, W . M. Langley & Son Office: Forest Grove N at l Bank Building ter things upon the farms and and enterprise!” So the small Phone Main 0131 reveal new avenues for thot. men yap at the big men’s heels; Lawyers Forest Grove, Ore. Fairs offer the best opportunity | the fake reformers with uplift for making tangible comparisons spiels, the four-eyed dreamers Forest G rove, O gn. R. M. Erwin, M. D. between types and breeds of with theories fine, which bring livestock and help one largely to them maybe three cents a line, Physician and Surgeon decide wherein his ov ti flocks the tin horn grafters who al W . B. COON, V. S. Tamiesie Bidding and herds may l>e improved. ways yearn to collar the coin 3d and Main Sts. The same opportunity is present they do not earn. And the big O f f i c e o n 1 s t S t . ed to observe and study the nu men sigh as they go on their Between Pacific and 1st Ave. S. Hillsboro, Ore. merous \ a it ties of farm crops way; they’ll balk at the whole Having bought out Dr. Feeley, Vet and learn perhaps of new varie blamed thing some day!—Walt erinarian, I wish to notify the public that I am prepared to answer all calls, S. T. Linklater, M. B., C. M. ties which might he introduced to Mason. day or night. the farm with profit. Physician and Surghon Phone Main 95 F orest G rove , O ri Agriculture is progressive; Delta Building thus new types of farm machines What’» in the Paper? Hillsboro, Ore. are constantly being evolved for The paper tells of wedding I greater effici ncy in farm work. bells A cre T racts in Sun Set and bridal wreaths and dam Fairs otfer the best opportunity blushing; of men who waste Addition to Forest Grove Elm er H. Sm ith, M. D., D. C . for noting the progress in these sels lives in haste, upon their lines, in fact, they present to the their Physician, Surgeon foolish errands rushing; of poli to be sold on terms. W. W. spectator a broad educational tics and Osteopath and ringsters’ tricks, of I Ireland, Hoffman Building Calls answered field. day or n;ght. Windy Jims with schemes unerd ' Fairs, to command the confi ing; ^.HJlsboro National Bank Bldg. of griefs and cares and sighs j dence and respect of farmers, and prayers, and mothers o’ei Hillsboro, Ore. must be hacked by strong ad sick children bending. The p; - THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ministration. The directors must per tells of prison cells where I ADVERTISING BY THE be men of character who will human junk is safelv herded; of have the courage to suppress church and pew, where I aid MERICAN RES5 * 550CIATI0N J. O. Robb, M. P. Tor. questionable concessions, regard you Phyr tzian and Surgeon hear helpful sermons, aptly . less of the revenue they may worded; OFFICES ’hone City 384 describes the den where N E W Y GENERAL I bring. The fair must be kept broken ORK A N D C H IC A G O . Rooms 4 and 5, Sci ulmerich Bldg. have heard the doors clean. The amusement features hope men shut, clanging; describes i BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES i of some fairs are postively a of Hillsboro, Ore hall, where on the wall, a disgrace and an insult to any re- the hundred prints are hanging. spec'able community. Fortu The paper speaks of ugly leaks nately these conditions are being discovered the nations coffers; | eliminated and such fairs are of noble in schemes and rosy rarely in evidence. SURVEYOR and of the sneers of ri The farmer should endeavor to dreams, scoffers; of queens and receive the greatest possible ben- bald All kinds of survey kings, of all the earth, in prose | efit from the local fair. He or Embalming and ing and maping. verses; of pain, relief, of joy should not only he an exhibitor ( or grief, Funeral Directing Subdivisions a spec and farewell tours in sa l himself but should encourage his ble hearses. We read it all — | ialty. | sons and daughters to participate the stories tall of native stunt FOREiT GROVE UNDERTAKING CO. ns exhibitors, and should endeav H. B. GLAISYER, foreign caper—with brood or to be with them as much as and J. S. Baxton, Manager Hoffman & Allen Bld’g ing eye, we fiercely cry; "Great possible during the fair to exam Scott! There’s nothing in the ine together the various exhibits. paper.” —By Walt Mason in the Phone No. 642 Forest Grove. Or. Phone 806 In this way the greatest possible Forest Grove, Ore. good will result from the expen-j Daily Abstract. UNDERTAKING — O« M ar in P hiladelp hia R aaard. l^SSOjMID