INDENSED NEWS NOTES
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L. P. King had
Portland yesterday.
business in
ANOTHER METRO TRIUMPH
W. C. T. U. AA/HJ1UH
COMES TO
Mrs. K. B. Penfield, Editor
icock & Wiles have $25,000 < Peterson Bros. Saturday neceiv-
i on farms.
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ed a carload of Studebaker cars
Mrs. Rachel Hoskins, president
Hill was in Hillsboro on and are looking for another car-
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load
to
fill
orders
already
booked,
of
the Washington County W. C.
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ss Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Proctor, T. U., is in Portland attending
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or.sae y pint or quart formeriy of this city, are enjoying the semi-annual s t a t e meeting
rer s Confectionery.
8-4 j^e at lq S Altoes, Calif. Prof, which is being held attheCente-l
Express prints butter wrap- p rQctor is doing post graduate nary Methodist church Monday,
ith non-poisonous ink.
work in Stanford University, and Tuesday and Wednesday of this
’. Hoffman had legal busi- is making his home in a suburb.
week. At this meeting an open
Hillsboro Monday.
Ladies— I have just received f°rum >s held and “ all women’s
c Burpee of Gales City the finest and most up-to-the- organizations may present their
week-end visitor to P ort-, minute line of flounces, overlaces pet schemes’’ says State President
and beaded and spangled edging Mrs. Kemp. “ Probably there will
Former Star of Madam X.
land.;
ever brought to Forest Grove— .
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Song o f Songs, in
be
many
things
W « will insure your auto against ju t what you’ll want for your
many things said that the
left and collision. Hancock new spring dresses. Mrs. Blanche ^ n*on wouldn’t stand back of,
Richards, two doors west of post- but every body will be heard.”
les.
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Women on juries’ rights of il- a story o f the great north woods,
nn Wylder of the Hillside
The
Rebekahs
at
their
last
legitimate
children, movie censor
by Hulburt Footner.
tt was in town Monday on
meeting divided the members into ship, and other problems that are
Friday night Miss Davis o f P.
four divisions, each having a lead- being threshed out. Oregon women
U. will play several violin' solos.
l’or Sale— About 35 quarts of
H d fruit. Mrs. S. L. Carlyle, « - .t o provide somethin* tor the will decide what laws they want an d 'sktartaP 'n iK h t' M e l t o n
(tood of the o r d e r . Members and then can determine what Carlos Clark and local talent will
b 435.
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should come and see which.list members to send to the legislature, produce "Carmencita.” All for
[n Koughnet & Reder will de- your names are on.
“ Jury Service for Women” is
your film free with 25c
Senator S. B. Huston’s subject, i
h of prints.
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Judge W. N. Gatens has charge
Washington, March 6.— Repre-
r Sale or Trade— A driving
of the subject of “ Legislation to \
For Circuit Judge
half if not paid by April 5th, and to the
. J P. McFarlane, A st. jsentative Hawley has had incor Protect Illegitimate C h i l d re n .” To the Republican Voters of Washing- second half if not paid by October 5th.”
porated in the agricultural appro
!d ave. south.
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“ Just Property Division Between | ton County:
All taxes remaining unpaid on October
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I am a candidate for the Republican
priation bill an $11,000 item for u ,
5th,
shall become delinquent, and on
■s. A. P. West, who has been
Husbands and Wives, is treated j nomination for Circuit Judge o f the
| next year for the station of the by Mrs. Helen Miller Senn. Pat- Nineteenth Judicial District, compris- November 5th a penalty of 5 per cent
ing some time at Newport,
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ing Washington and Tillamook Counties, will be charged and collected thereon
bureau of entomology at Forest
led Saturday.
ent medicines which claim more at the May lath, me, primaries.
in addition to the interest provided
. ¡Grove, Or., an increase of $5000 than they can fulfil, cigarettes
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G eo . R. B aglbh
herein. Any day after the expiration
^ ■ a lter Chapman of Buxton is over ]ast year
o f six months after the taxes charged
from the standpoint of business
For State Representative
^ ^ B lin g a few days with home
The increase is allowed largely
against real property are delinquent,
L. A. FERNSWORTH
men, n a t i o n a l censorship fori
^ ^ ■ a t Cornelius.
for the purpose of making a study
To
the
members
o
f
the
Republican
the Sheriff shall have the right, and it
movies, good roads, care for blind I
shall be his duty upon demand to make
Party in Washington County:
Te ladies are invited to call of means for eradicating two
and other defective children and
Inspect the new Spring Alilli-j n
c clover now active in i a"
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suuurai « iu i 1 beg respectfully to solicit your con out and issue certificates of delinquency
Tat Mrs. A. E. Dixon’s.
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, many other subjects are matters »{deration at the Republican Primaries against such property. Certificates of
le ExDress is DreDared to meet ,,he1' 11 la ^ e 11 e v a i l e y, the uncjer discussion.
M»y J?. for the office of state Repre- delinquency shall bear interest at the
ie impress is prepared to m et ^ <<mKjget and the borer, one prey - 1
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Isentatlve- . 1 favor uncompromising rate o f 15 per cent. On or as soon as
Attorney
General
Brown
was
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prices of traveling calendar •
ing upon the seed head and the ; one
speakers at the banquet ! skall place the public interests ahead practicable after October 5th, the tax
en in lots of 100 or more.
other on the root. The appro-
.itf'cnronMrc,.h,,rc|1
iof >"’lltk'a- } .sHa11 work ahr;iin!it un collector shall proceed to collect all
nnri TVIr« H avnn nf D rain
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lielO at Gentenary CnUrch M onday necessary, frivolous a n d conflicting taxes levied against personal property,
. and M rs. Haven ot Drain, pnation is available generally for j e v e n ,ng
laws, and I shall give my best efforts
and which shall have been unpaid, and
n, were in our city last investigation in cereal and forage
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jt*> lightening the ever-increasing bur-
shall levy upon sufficient goods and
esday, looking for a location. cropS.
weU attended regular meet-
chattels o f delinquent taxpayers and
THE STAR THEATER
Fri. and Sat., Mar. 10
11
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and S atu rd ay M atin ee, 2:30
Dorothy
Donnelly
“SEALED VALLEY”
5c - - and - - 10c
To Destroy Clover Pests
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sell same to satisfy said tax, or said
. Dorsey and wife, of W inne-!
D1LIJET NEW S N OTE8
o f the W. C. U. held with and
L. A. Fernsworth.
Sheriff shall charge said personal prop
Manatoba, were taking in
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Mrs. Penfield on Friday, March
igh tsof our city last Thurs-
A baby boy was bom to Mr. and j
partial arrangements To the Voters o f the Republican Party erty tax against real property and said
Mrs. Henry Jerrett on Tuesday, reb.
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29th. Only one birthday in four years, for the observance of Neal Dow’s
rence Rice has left high when birthdays mean so much, too. Do birthday on Monday, March 20th,
land is attending Benkhe you think that was a square deal to the by an open meeting at which it
er Business College in Port- kld- Now, if it had been a girl, that w as h0 p e(i t0 secure some local
i would have been different.
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Mr. and Mrs. DeShazer, Mrs. J. S. PaSt0,S and ° therS aS speakers,
p. and Mrs. Percy Carstens Pierpont and V. D. Jacques took dinner with special music,
anks, visited over Sunday with the Sutfords Wednesday.
i The old guard that worked side
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ma-
Judge stevena waa greeting friends by side with Neal Dow, Fiances
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I in the Grove Saturday,
Willard and o t h e r s have all
ney in
!S Cl y.
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VanMeter took suddenly ill on
passed
on and the rank and file of
irist Peterson, a former resi- ; Thursday with acute kidney trouble,
,
their
followers
is fast passing. So
of Forest Grove, who now He >s better at this writing.
Mrs.
Chas.
O’
Niel
made
a
flying
trip
if
we
wish
to
leave behind us a
i near Hillsboro, was looking
grand army of the rising genera-
business in town yesterday. to Portland Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Hughes was calling on {jon
up work we must lay
>r Rent— ;Modern 6-roomed Mrs.
i, with one acre ground; also
pres, with good gravel pit, for
Walter Roswurm.
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|ogue Sexton, son of Mr. and
A. L. Sexton of this city has,
ted a position as foreman of
s-driving gang at St. Johns.
MrsK s \ sh' r/ r' i n
th c
down, we must observe these
Saturday
natal days. Then, too, this is
oaiuruay.
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The program Friday night at the A r - 1 our first year of jubilee in Oregon
tisan hall was fine and well attended.
following the Vote for prohibition,
Mr. and Mrs. Pierpont went to
Salem Sunday for a short visit with
relatives.
P o litical A n n ou n cem en ts
Mrs. trank Maury, Mrs. Albert La- For Circuit Judge o f the Nineteenth
Mont, Mrs. Walter W olf and Mr. and
Judicial District
L. Langley of Portland, a Mrs. Marion Maury went to Portland
ler to Miss Langley of this Saturday on a shopping tour.
W. H. HOLLIS
| was last week elected pres-
John Ellis wa^in the Grove Friday. ; I am a candidate for nomination to
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Vaught of the office o f Circuit Judge of the Nine
of the Multnomah county
Hillsboro and Mrs. Grondyke of this teenth Judicial District, composed of
Association.
place were guests at the S. F. Van the Counties o f Tillamook and Wash
will insure your auto against Meter home Thursday o f last week.
ington, subject to the Republican Pri
ftheft and collision. Hancock
Earl Tupper was attending to busi- mary election to be held May 19th,
Files.
9-tf i ness matters in the Grove Friday.
1916.
Under the auspices o f the United
1 am a resident of Forest Grove, in
and Mrs. Connett enter-
Artisans, Herbert Butler Deuell, dra said Washington County, and have
Mr. and Mrs. Frost at matic reader and impersonater, will been an attorney for thirty years, am
er Friday evening. A festive give an entertainment at the Artisan admitted to practice in ail the courts of
^ng was enjoyed and a large hall in Dilley on Saturday, March 11th, this state and of the Federal Courts of
at 8 o'clock. Admission 10 and 15c; the United States for tne district of
ber were present.
. good music.
Oregon.
fill French, formerly a resi-
Miss Effie Sage has returned home,
I have been a lifelong republican, but
; of Forest Grove and at one after an extended stay in Portland in the discharge o f public duties have
editor of the News in this nursing her sister, Mrs. E. Pike, who always held the interest o f the people
was a guest in the Langley was very sick, but is able to be out above that o f party or politics, and that
e the first of the week. He again.
the judiciary should never be swayed
>W a resident of LaGrand.
J. H. Hoffman of Gaston was in by partisan influence or party predju-
Irs. Lou Todd Buxton left last Dill«y Wednesday buying some heifers dice.
1 have ever stood for rigid economy
krsday for her home in Walla of Mr- Sutford.
|la. She came here to visit
Mrs- Grondyke left Tuesday for the in the expenditure o f the people’s
burden Mrs.
o f taxation
brothers, L. G. and A. B. home money.
o f her The
daughter,
Thomas is in
creasing out o f all proportion to the
|d. the former being ill. He | Connelly, to stay awhile.
benefits received, increased wealth or
luch improved at present.
Howard Sage and Gus Anderson, two
lancock & Wiles carry Life, ' of Dilley'a handsomest young men, ability to pay.
If nominated and elected T will ad-
taking in the sights in Forest
tident & Fire Insurance.
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minister the business of the courts of
Grove Friday.
rhe Mrs.
team
and farm
this district justly, promptly and with
Minnie
Tupper implements
was shopping in
the least possible expense to the tax
H. Porter, sold at auction the Grove Saturday,
the Ryals barn last Saturday,
Bud Dilley went to Portland Satur- payers.
Less litigation: less expense; less de
not bring very high prices, day on business.
i team and harness selling for
William Wdkes bought a team of lay and more justice shall be my aim.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
K) and Other stuff cheaper, in horses at the Porter sale Saturday at
W. H. H ollis .
^portion.
, the Grove.
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for Washington County
I am a candidate for the nomination
for County Clerk, for the Primary
Election to be held May 19th, 1916;
have been chief deputy Couuty Clerk
for the past two terms, was born in
Washington County, am familiar with
the work o f the office, and if nominated
and elected will during my term of o f
fice attend to the duties thereof, exer
cising economy, and courtesy to the
public.
H enry A. K uratli .
tax shall become a lien upon said prop
erty, and shall be enforced in the same
manner as other real estate tax liens.
J. E. REEVES,
Sheriff o f Washington County, Oregon.
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By J. C. Applegate, Deputy.
B U Y A CARTON
Your
best bar
For Sheriff
gain today is
To the Voters of Washington county: *
a carton o f
I am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for the office o f sheriff at National Mazda
<he Primary Election to be held May
Lamps
As
durable
as carbon
19th, 1916.
f. If nominated and elected, I will give lamps and more light for
, the protection o f my office to all per- the same lighting coat.
so|18 an(1 u|| (qaftae8 ai,ke . i wi|| t;on_
T «k e hum«* a ra rto n o f five.
duct my office in an economical way, as
i near as possible : with fair and court-
eous treatment to the public.
T w o P o o rs W «!»t o f F irst N ational
Geo. G. Hancock.
II. J. W alrath
For Sheriff
To the Voters of Washington County,
Oregon:
1 hereby announce myself as a candi ■
date for the nomination on the Repub
lican ticket for sheriff in the primaries
of May 19th, 1916. If I am nominal, d
and elected I will, during my term o f
office, conduct the said office honestly,
impartially, efficiently and economically
and for the best interests of the tax-
payers o f the county.
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 28th
day of February, 1916.
J. W. C onnell .
Rank
C. R • Liisluilll
I»l limbing
Steam and Hot Water Heating
First Class Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
Shop with (■or«!<»n
h im
! (io n lo n
Phone IUI.T
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J. C. Applegate
Present
Deputy Sheriff Announces
FOREST GROVE
Undertaking Co.
his Candidacy for
C ounty S h eriff
Before
the
electors
at
the
Republican
Primaries to be held Kay 19, 1916
If nominated a n d elected h e
pledges a strict observance of his
duties and an economical admini
stration.
"B
s a M^axrrrary
J. S. BUXTON, Prop.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
PHONE 612
F orest G ro v e ,
O regon
A. M. SELEY,
SIGNS, SHOW CARDS, LANTERN
that on Tues- |
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the tax rolls J
Notice to Taxpayers
Notice is hereby given
day, February 15, 1916,
for the year 1915 will be opened for the I^eave word at Palace Barber Shop
collection o f taxes. The first half of
all taxes should be paid on or before |
April 5th following, and the second I N .H O F F M A N
da
half on or before October 5th following.
Attorney At Law
Interest shall be charged and collected ,
at the rate o f 1 per cent per month or i Patent Office Business Solicited
a fraction of a month until paid. “ In
-
Oregon
terest at said rate applies to the first ForestGrove,