AND PERSONALS
All-Star Basketballers
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
We Will Fix It!
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Ralph Yakel, coach at Pacific
k & Wiles have $25,000 University, has selected an all-
Mrs. K. B. Penfield, Editor
n farms.
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star team among t h e Oregon
If you break an axle or casting on your auto or any of your
Thanks, very much, Mr. Editor,
machinery, bring it to us ; w e’ll weld the break with our
xpress prints butter wrap- Physical Education council, com-
for
the
generous
space
given
us
in
new
Oxy-Acetylene welding machine. We weld steel, cast
non-poisonous ink.
; prising Pacific l nhersity, Philo
iron,
brass or aluminum.
the
W.
C.
T.
U.
column
of
last
Margaret Jones made a math College, Albany College, week. And that leader on the
If
your wagon or buggy needs repairs, either in wood,
trip to Portland Friday, McMinnville College and Pacific editorial page “ God Give Us Men”
iron
or
rubber, come to us. Prices reasonable.
College:
st price paid for Mohair
Goodman, Pacific University, and signed J. G. Holland! Why,
A. G. Hoffman & Co. forward.
we felt like making a long reach
Phone 504
Forest Grove, Ore
, Sam Short of Dilley, was
Mardis, McMinnville College, to your sanctum and, taking you
st Grove on business Mon- forward.
by the hand, for it carried us back
For Circuit Judge
parlors Wednesday night of last week.
to
our old home in Springfield, Games
Replogle, Pacific College, center.
and the usual fine lunch round To the Republican Voters of Washing
County:
Mra. Fore of Portland spent
Irle, Pacific University, guard. Mass., near one of its beautiful ed out the evening and all spent a very ton
I am a candidate for the Republican
cemeteries,
where
we
have
spent
pleasant
time.
Monday calling upon friends in
Colcord, Pacific College, guard.
nomination for Circuit Judge of the
Mrs. J. W. Hughes and Mrs. C. A. Nineteenth Judicial District, compris
ForanGrove.
He says that Simpson, captain hours of a quiet Sunday afternoon,
Brodersen were Forest Grove visitors ing Washington and Tillamook Counties,
orest Grove Orchesta will and center of McMinnville, is a passing by on leaving and always Saturday.
at the May 19th, 1916, primaries.
G eo . R. B agley .
Jance a t David’s Hill hall fast player, but too rough and lingering by a large block of gran Marguerite McBride gave a party
^ ^ I t u r d a y evening.
crude for an all-star cast. Here ite with a bronze medallion, that Saturday to a number of her little
For Sheriff
R o ^F air and George Hopkins >n Mac, Simpson is held to be a marks the last resting place of Dr. friends, the occasion being her 4th To the Voters of Washington County,
Oregon:
^^™ H h Plains were business strong, aggressive, center notwith- J. G. Holland. He was Spring birthday.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
of
Portland
were
field’s son and she loved him well,
standing Mr. Yakel’s criticism.
date for the nomination on the Repub
I in town Saturday,
visiting relatives in Dilley last week.
lican ticket for sheriff in the primaries
Mardis, of McMinnville, is a the beloved physician, the great Sunday and Monday the water reached of
nd Mrs. Harlan LaMont
May 19th, 1916, If 1 am nominated
journalist
(on
the
staff
of
the
and elected I will, during my term of
ts visited with Mrs. La- young player, clean and a good Springfield Republican.) He was the highest mark and school children office,
conduct the said office honestly,
living across the river were compelled
parents in this city Sun- shot. Replogle, of Pacific Col a man, God-given, a man who to stay with friends in order to be in impartially, efficiently and economically
lege, is the high scorer of the
and for the best interests of the tax
school.
of the county.
league. Irle, of Pacific University lived and wrought for the people. The matrons of Riverside Grange, payers
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 28th
and Mrs. J. M. Barber is the best running guard of the In one of the m o s t beautiful
No. 526, met with Mrs. Mel. Hiatt of day of February, 1916.
i Portland Monday to at- league.— McMinnville News-Re locations in the city stands the Stringtown on Wednesday of last week
J. W. C onnell .
1 meeting of the Prison Aid porter.
memorial (an undem minational) and everybody had such a good time
church, founded by him. It was that they all were hearty in their wish B“
jtion.
Missionaries Returning
his pride and joy, and it was some that it came more often. After a most
rd Judd of White Bluff,
On Friday of this week the thing to stand in the vestibule of bounteous dinner, the ladies were
Present Deputy Sheriff Announces
was in the city Friday,
Misses Mary and Nellie Cole are that church and have Dr. Holland weighed and it was remarkable how
his Candidacy for
much some of them had gained in 3
arrangements to t a k e
expected to arrive in Forest Grove. there to greet you.
weight
in
such
a
short
time.
County Sheriff
ion of a Washington county
Miss Nellie has been in the mission
It was the first church to place Joe Vermilyea and son, Hiram, came j Before the electors at the Republican
work in Trebizond, Turkey, for upon its calendar one month in in from Tillamook to be with the family
Prim aries to be held May 19, 1916
pupils of the Dilley schools some years. Miss Mary left For
and take charge of the blacksmith shop 5 If nominated a n d elected h e
each year an offering for the W. here.
*y “ Uncle Rube” at Hen- est Grove for Turkey just before
C. T. U. and its commodious par Ray Martin of San Diego has taken a •i pledges a 3trict observance of hi?
1 duties and an economics1 admini-
hall, Cornelius, tomorrow the outbreak of the European war.
ish house was always open !o us position with an auto company in Port ■
stratum.
y ) night. Admission, 15c When she got to Scotland she
land and Mrs. Martin will visit with
(free) for any of our meetings.
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a sr*
x.
could go no farther because of
Other churches fol owed its ex her father, Mr. Sutford, for a short
Notice to Taxpayers
IT upperand family of Dil- war having been declared. She ample, but this one is v*»ry dear time and then join her husband in Port
land.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
ited at the Brady Chown- was met in Glasgow by her sister, to W. C. T. U. hearts. The little Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeShazer were day, February 15, 1916, the tax rolls
pie last Thursday, being en- Nellie, and the two spent some group of seven in 1876 organized Forest Grove visitors Tuesday.
for the year 1915 will be opened for the
o St. Johns, where they months there, m a k i n g various until the first W. C. T . U. of that
collection of taxes. The first half of
We will insure your auto against all taxes should be paid on or before
ide in the future.
articles of clothing for the war city now numbers nearly 400, di
fire, theft and collision. Hancock April 5th following, and the second
iay Gales Creek was high- sufferers Later they went into vided into two large Unions and & Wiles.
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half on or before October 5th following.
a t any time this spring, | the interior of England, and about the National W. C. T. U. which
Interest shall be charged and collected
the heavy rains of last | a month ago set sail for New in that year numbered 50,000, Political Announcements at the rate of 1 per cent per month or
a frac tion of a month until paid. “ In
(Paid Advertisements)
Some of the autoists who York. They came on the Cunard now enrolls 500.000 in its mem
terest at said rate applies to the first
line
and
since
their
arrival
in
bership.
So,
when
we
hear
some
uth Sunday report heavy
half if not paid by April 5th, and to the
For
Circuit
Judge
of
the
Nineteenth
America have been visiting friends one say, “ What does theW . C. T.
second half if not paid by October 5th.”
Judicial
District
! and relatives on their way west- U. amount to, anyway? It isn’t do
All taxes remaining unpaid on October
W. H. HOLLIS
editor of the Express was war(j Their arrival in Forest ing anything h e r e i n Forest
5th, shall become delinquent, and on
lay informed that Bruce F. Grove has been anxiously awaited Grove,” we remember one thing— I am a candidate for nomination to November 5th a penalty of 5 per cent
of this city was being
their parents and many friends we are here in this city a link in | the office of Circuit Judge of the Nine- will be charged and collected thereon
i teenth Judicial District, composed of
in addition to the interest provided
«d by his friends as a can- here
the great chain which binds the the Counties of Tillamook and Wash herein. Any day after the expiration
for one of the places on the
. . ~
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white ribbon hosts all around the ington, subject to the Republican Pri of six months after the taxes charged
^jjCan legislative ticket«
Christian Endeavor Convention
world—and
we are not ashamed. mary election to be held May 19th, against real property are delinquent,
„
, nL i
, 1 The annual convention of the
1916.
the Sheriff shall have the right, and it
Frances A. Phelps, of
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Washington County Christian En Neither do we forget “That the If nominated and elected I will ad shall be his duty upon demand to make
fi, Ore., and Elizabeth . Jane r ip
, iiv o r U IT n io
. n w ill ... , hp , ru*ln
. , in
. race is not always to the swift, minister the business of the courts of
deavor Union will be held in
out and issue certificates of delinquency
of Salem, were married at
I this district justly, promptly and with
against such property. Certificates of
B averton on Saturday and Sun- nor the battle to the strong.”
the least possible expense to the tax
» u rt house, Salem, Ore.,
K. B. Penfield.
delinquency shall bear interest at the
day. April 1 and 2, 1916. T h e j
payers.
20, at 11 a. m. Rev. G .|
Forest Grove, March 27.
rate of 15 per cent. On or as soon as
i
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convention motto “Strive to be
Less litigation; less expense; less de
practicable after October 5th, the tax
The entertainment given at the lay and more justice shall be my aim. collector shall proceed to collect all
______
Efficient, has been well developed
bridegroom, officiated.
Your support is respectfully solicited. taxes levied against personal property,
in the various addresses. Among Star Theater last Friday night by
and which shall have been unpaid, and
w. H. H a m
burning out of a chimney the speakers are Rev. James El- the DeMoss family was of a high
Hhail levy upon sufficient goods and
chattels of delinquent taxpayers and
e Mike Wyrak home, on vin, pastor First Congregational order and those who braved the
For State Representative
sell same to satisfy said tax, or said
L. A. FEKNSWORTH
First street, near midnight church, Salem: Dr. George Darsie, rain to come to the I heater were
Sheriff shall charge said personal prop
ay caused somebody t o pastor First C h r i s t i a n church well paid for their time and To the members of the Republican erty tax against real property ami said
Party in Washington County:
tax shall become a lien upon said prop
a fire alarm and the mem- Portland. Some of the county money. A f t e r the concert, a
I beg respectfully to solicit your con erty, and shall be enforced in the same
f the department came out pastors and several state C. E. number of trends of the DeMoss sideration at the Republican Primaries manner as other real estate tax liens.
J. E. REEVES,
’renching rain, but found workers will also assist in making people went forward and visited May 19, for the office of state Repre
sentative. 1 favor uncompromising Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
ig to do.
this convention worth while. One with them a few moments.
economy, clean-cut, fewer laws, and 1 6-tf
By J. C. Applegate, Deputy.
shall place the public interests ahead
Manche Langley was in of the big features of Saturday is
D. G. Lilly, one of Hillside’s of politics. I shall work against un
jd Monday to attend a the banquet at 6:30, an annual af progressive and prosperous farm necessary, frivolous a n d conflicting
laws, and I shall give my best efforts
g of the Prison Aid associa- fair, which is very attractive. As ers, was trading with local merch to lightening the ever-increasing bur
den of taxation created by expenditures
id while there took occasion a whole .the convention is replete ants Friday.
out of proportion to increase in wealth
with
good
things
and
will
be
a
pect her first nephew, a
and actual needs.
DILLEY NEWS NOTES
L. A. Fernsworth.
ter who recently came to source of inspiration to every one
Steam and Hot W ater Heating
)me of L. L. Langley and who attends. All Endeavorers, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock and little
For Sheriff
First Class Work Guaranteed.
daughter,
Erma,
of
Carlton
are
visit
members of the Epworth League
To the Voters of Washington county:
STRIBICH & SON
I J. C. Applegate
f
’
(1. H. L iis lim n
P lum bing
ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBride.
dance given a t K. of F. ° r Bj Y' P ' U - or " 7 ,
Mrs. John Forbis and daughter went
last Friday night by th e : « te d m young peoples work are to Portland Saturday.
ts and Ladies ot Security urgetl not tu mlss tlm ™Portant Mrs. C. A. Brodersen was hostess to
the G. L. R. club Thursday. Those
one of the most enjoyable event* _____________
present, beside the club members,
fog parties given in the city
At Monday night’s meeting of were: Mrs. Roy Brock of Carlton, Mrs.
^ent months and, while the the local Odd Fellows, they elect- Geo. Hoar and Mrs. Earl Boyd. A de
was not very profitable, ed H. T. Giltner, E. W. Haines licious luncheon was served, after
a financial standpoint, it was and S. A. Walker as delegates to which prizes were presented to those
having the highest score, as follows:
d advertisement f o r the the grand lodge, which meets in Mrs. Walter Wolf, first; Mrs. Frank
Roseburg next May. Harry Gilt- Maury, second, and Mrs. Herman Sal-
students of Pacific Univer- ner was recommended to the ing, third.
are p l a n n i n g to produce
master as deputy for b orest Mrs. McNama and Mrs. Freund were
business visitors to Forest Grove Satur
peare’s “As You Like I t ” Grove,
day.
e campus during commence-
IrvingS. Phillips of Tillamook Mrs. Wolf's mother from Beaverton
week and the parts will be spent Friday night at the home of was visiting her Thursday.
The Dilley students will present the
ed in a short time. The hi« mother and sisters in this city, play
entitled “ Uncle Rube” at Cor
peare class numbers thirty- on her Way ^ philomath to at- nelius Friday, March 31.
which should give ample op- tend the funeral of his wife’s Another one of the popular “get-to
nity for an excellent cast.
gether” socials was given in the church
mother.
I am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for the office of sheriff at
the Primary Election to be held May
19th, 1916.
If nominated and elected, I will give
the protection of my office to all per
sons and all classes alike ; 1 will con
duct my office in an economical way, as
near as possible ; with fair and court
eous treatment to the public.
Geo. G. Hancock.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
S h o p will, G o n i o n nod G o r d o n
! /o r * * « t ( i r o v r , O r e i i o n
D l i o n c llll.'l
FOREST GROVE
Undertaking Co.
J. S. BUXTON, Prop.
To the Voters of the Republican Party
for Washington County
-Lam a candidate for the nomination Funeral Directors and Embaimers
for County Clerk, for the Primary
PHONE 642
Election to be held May 19th, 1916;
Forest Grove,
Oregon
have been chief deputy Couuty Clerk
for the past two terms, was born in
Washington County, am familiar with
N . HOFFMAN
the work of the office, and if nominated
and elected will during my term of of
Attorney At Law
fice attend to the duties thereof, exer
cising economy, and courtesy to the Patent Office Business Solicited
public.
H enrt A. K lratli .
ForestGrove,
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Oregon
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