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FOREST GROVE PRESS
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By Rev. J. B. Holmes, of the to where east clasps hands with
j west, all the earth joins in one
Christian Church
By Rev. J. R. Buck of Saint
triumphant song o f praise: and
Anthony’s Church
| thus shall it ever be, until once
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!again the heavens are opened,
Notice of Chief of Police Sale of Real
land He returns once more to
Property.
earth to reign foreveV and ever.
1 LEGAL NOTICES |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of a warrant issued by the
City Recorder of the City o f Forest
Grove, and to me directed, dated on the
18th day of November, 1913, against
George F. Naylor, Edward L. Naylor,
and heirs at law o f Catherine S. Naylor,
commanding me to collect the assess
ment due on the following described
lots or jiarts of lots and tract o f land
in the City of Forest Grove as herein
after set forth, for the improvement of
Main Street from the south line of
Second Avenue North to the north line
o f Third Avenue North, a more partic
ular description of the lot or parcel
thereof or tract of land, together with
the delinquent assessment assessed
thereon, being as follows, to-wit:
Name of Description of Amount of
Owner.
Property.
Assessment.
George F. Naylor
Edward L. Naylor
Heirs at law of
Catherine S. Naylor
Lot One in Block Eight,
Walker’s Addition to the
City of Forest Grove,
Washington Co., Oregon $1,037.00
That on the 27th day of December,
1913, at the hour of 11 o ’clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the front door
o f the Court House in the City of
Hillsboro, Washington County, and
State of Oregon, I will sell said piece
o f property above described to the
highest and best bidder therefor, for
cash sufficient to pay said assessment,
together with the interest thereon and
the costs and expenses of advertising,
and the costs and expenses o f this sale.
P. W. W atkins ,
Chief of Police of the City o f Forest
Grove, Washington County, Oregon.
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WE HAVE
Som e
Man Market Report
Only a very small number were
permitted to see the Christ Child
“ In Him was life; and the life was as He lay on that first Christmas
night in the lap o f Mary His
the light o f men.” —John 1:4.
As she tended tha.
Light and life, says St. John, Mother.
were brought into the world and tiny little babe o f Bethlehem
by the Word made flesh. And wrapped in His swaddling clothes,
life and light seem the fittest Mary was the type o f simple,
terms to describe the spirit and yet gracious womanhood—not
blessings of this feast of Christ learned nor distinguished, seek
mas. For what is it that we see ing no notoriety, seeking noplace
today? The whole Christian among the famous or great, but
world has' come together about simply a young, retiring, timid,
the crib where the Lord lies in and lowly village mother. Some
poverty. More souls are congre one has said of her, “ She repre
gated there than there were sents attractive maidenhood and
angels in the multitude of that filial loyalty, wifely duty and
heavenly host that sang “ Gloria fond motherhood, gentle minis
in excelsis, ” above the hills ot tries and stainless purity.” Into
Bethlehem. From every land the her embrace the Christ Child
came, and over Him she spread
Notice of Chief of Police Sale of Real broad earth over they come to
the mantle of earnest, watchful
kneel
before
the
Holy
Child
this
Property.
morning, bearing gifts of many care. She was not divine, nor
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT forms, and uttering worship in a was she preserved from sin in a’ y
by virtue of a warrant issued by the thousand tongues. Bethlehem is miraculous way. She was like
City Recorder of the City o f Forest
other mothers, though a model
Grove, and to me directed, dated on the the heart of the world today and
18th day of November, 1913 against all highways lead to it; and many of motherhood, in that she had
Edward Naylor, George O. Sloan and millions of the sons of men are treasured within those virtues
Martha Traver, commanding me to moving toward it as in a mighty that made her the highest ex
collect thé assessment due on the fol
pression o f modest, pure, win
lowing described lots or parts o f lots pilgrimage or vast crusade of fol
and tract of land in the City o f Forest lowers and seekers after Jesus. some womanhood. She gave to
mother.
She
Grove as hereinafter set forth, for the And their hearts burn within Jesus a noble
improvement of Pacific Avenue from them on the way, and break forth fulfilled her mission and is justly
the west side of the pavement on A
honored as the “ Mother of our
Street to its intersection with the into majestic melodies of adora
western limits o f the City of Forest tion and thanksgiving for the Lord.”
Grove, Oregon, a more particular de king o f Glory who has come to
Jesus was well born; with Mary
scription of the lot or parcel thereof or
as His mother and God as His
rule
them,
and
the
Lord
Most
tract of land, together with the delin
quent assessment assessed thereon High, who is made flesh and Father, He was “ born a K ing.”
And yet Joseph played no little
dwells among them.
being as follows, towit:
Name of Description of Amount of
Only a handful—the few shep part in the care and training of
owner.
property.
Assessment. herds and perhaps the three this child that was “ set for the
Naylor, Edward
Magi—knelt before the Child on rising and falling o f Israel.”
Beginning at a point 3 feet
the first Christmas; now it is a He stands out in history,—an ex
north of the northwest cor
very world—a world of countless ample of honesty and upright
ner of Block 10, Naylor’s Ad
dition to the City o f Forest
villages, populous cities, powerful ness,—so honorable that he would
Grove, running thence north
nations,
great continents—that not suffer his betrothed to be
84° 24' west 2'i0feet; thence
bows the head and bends the wronged, when once he heard
south 1° west 201.75 feet;
knee and lifts the voice of praise the heavenly message concerning
thence south 84° 24' east 200
feet; thence north 201.75 feet
The
to the Son of God just born, who her honored position.
to the place of beginning......$649.56
begins his sovereignty over hu strength of those two lives is
Sloan, George 0.
man hearts in the manger and never fully appreciated until we
Traver, Martha
will consumate it upon the cross. remember the place in which
Commencing at the south
west corner o f Lot 4, in
Never does wickedness seem they trained him for His mission.
Block 9, Naylor’ s Addition
so foul and all its gains and grati
Mary and Joseph were the first
to the City of Forest Grove,
fications so hollow as on this day to look upon that tiny babe in
running thence north 201.3
when the Lord appeals to man His manger-cradle, the lowly
feet to center line of said
kind in the manifold sanctities of shepherds first to worship before
block; thence east 100 feet;
thenee south 201.3 feet;
His birthday, so divinely beauti Him, the Wise men first to bring
thence west 100 feet to the
place of beginning................$324.78 ful, so benignantly gentle, so Him gifts, but the Angels of
awfully near. And oh, thou heaven sang His first lullaby.
1 hat on the 27th day ot December, sands will surrender before that
I For ages sin had shut out the
1913, at the hour o f 11 o ’ clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the front door appeal and that wisdom, and will melody of heaven from earth;
o f the Court House in the City of j fall prostrate at the feet of Jesus j but at the birth ot its Redeemer,
Hillsboro, County of Washington and' ere this day will end, and will j the very skies rang with anthems
State of Oregon, I will sell said piece speak out to him in deep accounts
I of praise, as from sea to sea and
o f property as above described, to the
highest and best bidder therefor, for of sorrow and brave words of [ from pole to pole the glorious
cash sufficient to pay said assessment, lo/e. And they will hear his strain was wafted on, “ Glory to
together with the interest thereon and holy voice give answer that their Godin the Highest,” and now
he costs and expenses of advertising, sins are forgiven and that their
all the earth pays tribute to this
and the costs and expenses of this sale.
faith has made them whole.
“ King o f Kings and Lord of
P. W. W atkins ,
Then, may that light fall today Lords.” We are now in the
Chief of Police of the City o f Fores.
Grove, Washington County, Oregont on no heart closed willfully midst o f this celebration kept in
against it; B::t may it enlighten I memory of that starlit night of
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every man, and fill the world with centuries ago. From the icy
grace, and lead us all, through coasts o f Greenland to the ver
Jesus Christ our Savior, to ever dant isles of the southern seas;
SUMMONS
lasting life.
from this glorious land of ours
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Washington County.
Charles L. Lousignont, Plaintiff,
vs.
Emma Lousignont, Defendant.
To Emma F. Louisignont, Defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit, on or before
the expiration of six weeks from and :
after the date of the first publication of
this summons, to-wit: The 15th day o f j
January, 1914, and if you fail to answer
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap-
>ly to the court for the relief prayed
'or in the complaint, to-wit: For the
dissolution of the marriage contract now
existing between plaintiff and defend
ant, and for such other relief as may
seem meet and equity in the premises,
on the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment, rendering his life burden
some.
This snmmons is published by the
order o f the Hon. J. U. ICampbell,
Judge o f the Fifth Judicial District of
Oregon, and said order being made on ,
the 25th day of November 1913.
The date of the first publication o f i
this summons is December 4th, 1913, I
and the last day o f the publication of
this summons is the 15th day o f Janu
ary, 1914.
J. N. H o f f m a n ,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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There’s an oversupply o f the
people who know what Presicent
Wilson should do, and the price OB
on this line is exceedingly low. j O □ B □
Sport-prophets have fallen off, □ □
too.
Big over-productions have
flattened the rate on discussers
of Bulgars and Turks.
But
there’s heavy demand, all author
ities state, for the man who says
little—and worlds!
The surplus o f people-who-need-1
to-be-told is far in excess o f de- j
mand, and the market is dull, I
unresponsive and cold for the ] □ □ B □
m n-with-his-watch-in- his-hand. OB
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No buyers appear for the low-1
brow supply—the price on them
steadily shrinks.
But there’s
visible shortage—which makes
prices high—f r the man who
says little—and thinks!
Quotations on quitters continue
to show that the market is glutted
with thes?. And men-with-ex-
cuses sell strikingly low, and
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men-who-are-weak-in- the-knees. □ □
No offers on loafers reported at (
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all. The market for triflers is
sick. But prices are steep, with
firm, steady call, for the men who
say little—and
stick.—Hugh
Kahler, in Wells-Fargo Mes
senger.
Advertisers Help Town
The advertiser, while benefit
ing himself helps the town. A
town in which the business men
advertise in the newspapers is
always a live one. The merchants
who use printers’ ink are always
the progressive spirts o f the I
place, and deserve the patronage
o f the community they help to j
support and push forward. Deal
with the business man whose ad
vertisements you see in the news
paper and you will make no mis
take.—Salem Abstract.
wonderfully
tractive styles
at
in new
Fall Overcoats just now,
the smartest models We
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think that w e ’ve seen in
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many a day.
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LEADING CLOTHIER
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS THE SECOND Monday
in January, towit; January 12th, 1914,
is the time fixed by the Charter o f the
City of Forest Grove for holding the
general election in the city o f Forest
Grove for the election of one Mayor,
one Recorder, three Councilman and
one city Treasurer, and WHEREAS no
provision is made by ordinances or oth
erwise for the nomination of candidates
for said offices.
THEREFORF, BE IT RESOLVED,
that Tuesday the 30th day of December
1913, a t the hour of 7:30 o ’clock P. M.
o f said day be fixed as the time and
Vertz Hall as the place for holding a
public convention of the electors of the
City of Forest Grove, Oregon, for the
purpose o f placing in nomniation candi-
dates for Mayor, City Recorder, three
Councilmen, and City TVeasurer of the
City of Forest Grove, < >regon.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
the Recorder gives notice of said con
vention by publishing a copy of this
resolution in each of the newspapers
published in said city.
J. J. WlRTZ
P.
S tarkett
Resolution Committee
Passed Common Council this 9th day
of December, 1913
M. R. M arkham .
City Recorder.
Approved by the Mayor this 9th day
December, 1913.
O. M. S anford ,
M ay or.
All nominating petitions must he filed
with the Recorder not later than Thurs
day, January 8th, 1914 at 6 o ’ clock P.
M.
Done by order of the City Council,
December, 9th, 1913.
M. R. M arkham
City Recorder.
The Exposition Line, 1915
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Between all points in Oregon, also from
points in Oregon to Califoria,
Washington and Idaho
SALE D A TE S AND L IM ITS
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Christmas Holidays:—Between all points in Oregon; also from
Southern Pacific points to points in Washington and Idaho
Dec. 18 to 24 inclusive. Between Oregon and California
points Dec. 20 to 25. Return limit all points Jan. 5, 1914.
New Years Holidays:—Dec. 27 to Jan. 1, with final return
limit Jan. 5, 1914. The New Year Fares apply only be
tween points in Oregon and between Oregon and Califor
nia.
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