. horse" when he tied with G ood
A BUSY WEEK
man for second place in the pole
I vault. However, Jones won first
place easily by going 9 feet 6 in
FOR BOYS OF P. U. i ches
and all but cleared the bam
boo at 10 feet.
The greatest thrill of the day
was the mile race. Two “ dark
found, a good many were heard poise before un audience he dis horses” entered this event who
to exprinH their disappointment, played a voice full of talent for had not trained for it Ireland
for it placed Mr. Fleiwhman in public speaking. His tones were and Webb, better known for their
mellow urid c l e a r . Mr Jones j success with ball and mit. In the
fourth place. It it* wuffcient to
makes a good appearance on the first lap Webb took an easy long-
say that many who heard Mr. platform and shown that he pos-
run gai , but ran off from his com-
Flcmchman had picked him for n *'H cn a reserve of intellectual and [letitors like they were m* re Li!i-
second place at the lowest, and a oratorical powers that, will stand putians. He maintained a big The visiting team wau greatly to lightening the ever-increasing bur
den of taxation created by expenditures
number counted on him for first him well in hand in the future. lead right up to the last half of strengthened by the addition of a out of proportion to increase in wealth
His oration was a strong argument the last lap. Here Ireland creat
and actual needs.
place. Mr. Fleischman displayed
in favor of the annihilation of the ed a real thrill when he, charging profession a pitcher and shortstop,
L. A. Femsworth.
rare ability as a public sp< uker. saloon; clear, logical and practi
who were put in for the game.
like a cavalry horse going into
For Sheriff
The other places were awarded in cal from the stand point of the re battle, began to pass tho e ahead The re-u!t was that the final score
To the Voters of Washington county;
former.
He
presented
the
view
of
the following order:
of him. He soon was up with stood 5 to 3 in P U.’s favor,
I am a ca didate for the Republican
Fifth Jaureguy of the U. of 0 . the man of clean habits and high Webb, but he was still charging which is a much closer score than nomination for the office o f sheriff at
Idfftb In part he said:
like mad. Webb was fo the first was expected.
Sixth Jones of I’acitic College.
the Primary Election to be held May
“ The ruinous effect of drink ts time following
Here the specta
Webb,
P.
U
.’
»
pitcher,
fanned
out
11.
19th, 1916.
Smithson and J< nes of P. U. felt by every fundamental unit of
tors went wild with enthu iam
Sullivan,
C.
B.
B.
C.,
fanned
out
12.
If nominated and elected. I will give
tied for first place in rank and our national life. It metes out to I and the finish was truly dramatic.
Webb allowed 3 hits.
the
protection of my office to all per
very nearly tied in the percent the individual a weakened will, a “ War-horse" Ireland cro-sed the
Sullivan allowed 6 hits.
sons and all classes alike ; I will con
rating- The grades are: Smith- defiled body and a deadened con finish line oy a good lead over
Fowler of P. U. was the whirlwind duct my office in an economical way, as
science. To the home it gives a
son -total average, delivery and corrupt father, a wretched mother Webb, who was still able to hold batter of the game. He made three near as possible ; with fair and court
his lead over the rest of the run hits, two of which were three-baggers. eous treatment to the public.
composition, 91.5 per cent. Jones and children handicapped by a
The next game will be with Pacific
Geo. G. Hancock.
ners and won second honors,
— total average, delivery and corn- heritage of poverty and disease. logan, the Freshman who was ex- College at Newbcrg. This will be next
Saturday and will be the first Non-
For
Sheriff
While in the school we are en pected to win at least second Conference.
osition. 90.2 per cent.
To the Republican voters; I am a
deavoring
to fill the m indjof youth place, dropped out near the finish
The first speaker of the even
candidate
for sheriff o f Washington
D. W. Wade, a business man o f
ing was Mr. Jaureguy, of U. of 0 . with noble conceptions of citizen Paul also was expected to fini.-h Wasco,
Connty, and if nominated and elected,
Oregon,
was
the
guest
of
his
His oration was entitled, “ The ship, the saloon is teaching crime well, but he. too, was more tired son at the College Club last Thursday pledge an economical administration of
Weapon." Mr Jaurcguy is a typ and lawlessness. While the church than the two “ dark horse>” ap and Friday. He attended the Gamma the office in all departments, and will
ical college man, neat in appear* is striving for the uplift of human peared to be. War-horse Ireland Sigma meeting on Thursday evening, endeavor at all times to give the posi
where he met a number o f the young
ance, with clear-cut features and ity, the saloon drags men to de was the best man of the bunch at men
o f the school. He gave a short tion attention in the interests o f the
struction.
But
the
cau-e
of
the
the
clp-e
of
the
sen:-ational
race.
a good, firm jaw. He spoke in a
taxpayers.
talk at the close o f the program.
greatest
alarm
is
in
its
civic
at
strong, clear voice that could be
D. M. Mclnnis.
In the javelin throw, Russel
Prof. Bellinger, a teacher at North
distinctly heard by all. His argu tack. Trace it** course through Morgan surprised everyone by
To
the
Voters
of
the
Republican
Party
ment on behalf of prohibition was ¡stste records and you will find it winning first place with compara Plains, was in town the oeek-end visit
for
Washington
County
that of the practical man of today, insiduously at work, stuffing th* tive ease. His throw was 129 ing his parents and his old college chums.
I am a candidate for the nomination
neither visionary nor difficult to ballot box, evading the law, forc feet, 7 inches. Morgan is a six
C . R. Callaway, his wife, threo for County Clerk, for the Primary
ing
our
officials
to
betray
their
comprehend, yet logical and con
footer and a member of the Fresh sons, and
Miss Lenore Ca \ Election to be held May 19th, 1916;
trust and defeating the will of the man class.
vincing.
lawny, drove down from McMinn have been chief deputy County Clerk
The second speaker was Mr. horn st citizens. Its record of de
In the 440-yard race ‘ Hap"
for the past two terms was bom in
Jones of Newbcrg, the Quaker bauchery is a scar across the face Morgan was the “ dark horse’ that vide last Sunday and visited at Washington County, am familiar with
of
the
republic."
college representative. The title
tied with Turner for first plac- the home of T. H. W ebby. Mr the work of the office, and if nominated
of his oration was. “ A House I)i- ; Mr. Fleischman of the Eugene The funny part of it was that no Callaway formerly conducted a and elected will during my term o f o f
fice attend to the duties thereof, exer
Bible University was the next one was more surprised than I
vided." While his oration
grocery store here arid is now en cising economy, and courtesy to the
sjieaker.
His
o
r
a
t
i
o
n
was
en
not marked by any dramatic tal
“ Hap” him—If. The fiouh
gage I in the same business in public.
H enry A. K uratli .
ent, he spoke in a clear voice. He j titled, “ Unlawful License for Un both a great surprise and very ex- (
McMinnville.
gave a good outline of the growth lawful business.” M r . Flei-ch* i cit in".
For Circuit Judge
of political parties and their in man is an easy, pleasing speaker
The winners of the different ;
To the Republican Voters of Washing
HIGH
SCHOOL
NOTES
a
n
d
possesses
dramatic
talent.!
fluence in American politics from
¡events are as follows:
ton County:
tlie t in t of the founding of t be lie is taking part in a play in one
Fifty-yard dash— Lucas (Soph.) first; | Miss Irene Vanderberg was absent
I am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Circuit Judge o f the
republic to the present lime. His of the leading Portland theaters time 6 1-10; Robinson (Fresh.) second; from school Tuesday.
Nineteenth Judicial District, compris
argument was logical and practi this week. He spoke in a clear, Wilcox (Soph.), third.
Miss Beth Sexton was absent from ing Washington and Tillamook Counties,
pleasing
voice
and
his
oration
Shot put— -Livesay (Soph.) 1st; 32 school Wednesday.
cal.
I at the May 19th, 1916, primaries.
The next s p e a k e r was Mr. was delivered w i t h a sincere feet 7 inches; Lucas (Soph.) 2nd; 32
Miss Allen of Yamhill started to
G eo . R. B agley .
Smithson of McMinnville. He earnestness and power. His w s feet 4 inches; Wilcox (Soph.) 3rd.
school last Monday.
For Sheriff
spoke on “ National Efficiency." more of an appeal to the emo
Pole vault— Jones (Soph.) 1st, 9 feet
Lamar Tooze, who was sent as a
To
the
Voters
o f Washington County,
tions
than
any
of
the
other
ora
Mr. Smithson is a fluent speaker,
6 inches; Goodman (Soph.) 2nd, 9 feet; representative o f Oregon from the
Oregon:
and is apparently right at home tions. He told of th • alliance Webb (Jun.) 2nd, 9 feet. Goodmin University o f Oregon on the Ford
I hereby announce myself as a candi
before an audience and speaks the government formed with the and Webb tied for second, with 9 feet. peace expedition to - Europe, gave a date for the nomination on the Repub
.-aloon
at
the
time
of
the
civil
war
with ease and grace. He became
100-yard dash— Lucas (Soph.) 1st. very interesting talk at school Thurs lican ticket for sheriff in the primaries
very earnest and spoke with much and how it has gradually gained time 10 fiat; Potts (Fresh.) 2nd; Rob day afternoon. He talked o f the con o f May !9th, 1916. If I am nominated
and elected I will, during my term o f
enthusiasm. His oration was both more ami more power in American inson (Fresh.) 3rd.
ditions in Europe at the present time, office, conduct the said office honestly,
pleasing and interesting and his politics since. He held his audi
120-yard hurdles— Wilcox (Soph.) 1st, how submarine warfare is being carried impartially, efficiently and economically
argument sound. He said in part ence interested from first to last time 17 2-5 sec.; Reeher (Jun.) 2nd.
on, the results o f Mr. Ford’s expedi and for the best interests o f the tax
payers of the county.
“ The present war is a graphic il and closed with a climax in which
Mile race— Ireland (Soph.) 1st, time tion and, lastly, preparedness.
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 28th
he
displayed
his
power
to
sway
lustration of how the law of the
5 min. 17 sec.; Webb (Jun.) 2nd; Irle
Miss Edna Iler was absent from day of February, 1916.
survival of the fittest has been an audience. His climax was a (Fresh.) 3rd.
school last Friday.
J. W. C onnell .
working throughout the ages. dramatic appeal to the best in 410-yard race— Turner (Soph.) 1st,
A baseball game was played be
3US U S - r W B l i H B «
American
citizenship.
This contest is a gigantic struggle
time 1 min. 3-5 sec; Morgan (Jun.) 1st, tween the Juniors and Seniors last
The last speaker of the evening time 1 min. 3-5 sec; Barendrick (Fresh.) Friday afternoon. The score was 8 to
of efficiency. The state whose life
is freest from decay, whose life was Mr Blatchford of Willamette. 3rd.
4 in favor of the Juniors.
has reached the highest degree His oration was entitled, “ Prohi
High jump---Diiible (Sen.) 1st; Wil
Miss Gladys Goodrich was . bsent
Present Deputy Sheriff Announces
of internal efficiency, must be the bition and National Efficiency." cox (Soph.) 2nd; Lucas (Soph.) 3rd; from school Monday.
his Candidacy for
victor. Europe’s roaring canons He spoke with much earne tness, Jones [Soph.] 3rd.
On account o f the rain Arbor day
County Sheriff
have reverberated
around the giving a r cital of the influences
Discus throw— Lucas [Soph.] 1st, was not spent in cleaning up, but we
Before the electors at the Republican
world and awakened statesmen of i t work against the saloon and 104 ft., 2 in.; Fenenga [Fresh.] 2nd; are planning to make up for lost time
Primaries to be held !<ay 19. 1916
all nations to the fact that what reasons for the growing opposition Donaldson [Sen.] 3rd.
the first good day we have.
If
nominated a n d elected h e
ever hinders a state from reach to the American saloon. “ Pre-| 220-yard hurdles— Dibble [Sen.] 1st,
pledges
a strict observance o f his
Miss
Gertrude
Allen,
who
is
at
parednes-.
by
Prohibition"
was
a
ing the highest degree of efficiency
th— SO 2-5 sec; Reeiur [Jun.] 2nd;
duties and an economical admini
new slogan introduced in his ora Morgan [Fresh.] 3rd. In this race Wil tending the state normal at Mon
must be eradicated.”
stration.
Mr. Jones of P U. spoke next. tion.
cox was about to pass Dibble, but, mouth, Ore., came home this
The title of his o r a t i o n was
While the judges were delib when he went over the last hurdle, week for a ten days’ vacation.
“ Drink and the World Crisis.” erating, the P. U. male qu rtet he tripped and fell.
EXECUTOR’ S NOTICE
He spoke with a calm deliberation rendered a number of pleasing
Javelin trow— Morgan [Fresh.] 1st,
Notice is hereby given t h a t the
that showed he was sure of him- selections An informal reception 129 feet, 7 inches; Wilcox [Soph.] 2nd; Political Announcements
County Court for Washington County,
(Paid Advertisements)
himself. Added to his confident at Herrick Hall in honor of the Livesay [Soph.] 3rd.
Oregon, has appointed the undersigned
220-yard dash— Lucas [Soph.] 1st, '
speaker? and dr egates followed
as executors o f the last Will and Test
the decision of the judges. A de time 19 3-5 sec; Potts [Fresh.] 2nd: For Circuit Judge of the Nineteenth ament o f Rosanna Anderson, deceased,
Judicial District *
and all persons having claims against
lightful hour was spent, in which Robinson [Fresh.] 3rd.
said estate will present them to the ex
W. H. HOLLIS
Half-mile race— Ireland [Soph.] 1st,
refreshments w e r e served and
ecutors at the office of Manche Lang
I
am
a
candidate
for
nomination
to
kIDA LAHM
musical numbere rendered by the time 2 min. 23 sec.; Morgan [Jun.] 2nd; the office of Circuit Judge o f the Nine ley. in Forest Grove, on or before the
girls of the dormitory in the spa Morgan [Fresh.] 3rd.
teenth Judicial District, composed of expiration o f six months from the date
Broad jump— Lucas [Soph.] 1st, 20 the Counties of Tillamook and Wash o f this notice.
cious parlors of the Hall.
Dated this 23rd day o f March, 1916.
(Continued from
One)
was
J. C. Applegate
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Inter-Class Field Day
The annual Inter-Class Field
Meet was held Monday afternoon,
April 17th. The weather was very
unfavorable for making any high
records yet in some events last
year’s records were surpassed. The
Sophomores were easily the win
ners of the day, having won a
total of 77 points out of the 129
points made by all classes. The
Freshmen came next with a total
of 21 points; the Juniors were next
with 19 points and the Seniors
last with 12 points. Lucas was
the high-point man with 29 points
and Wilcox was second with 16
points to his credit. The sensa
tion of the day was the thrills
featured in the “ dark horses” en
tering in a number of the events.
Webb featured as the first “ dark
ft. 5 1-2 in., (Beating his record for
last year about 8 inches;) Wilcox
[Soph.] 2nd; Reeher [Jun.] 3rd.
The half-mile relay race was won by
Turner, Ireland, Wilcox and Lucas of
the Sophs; Robinson, Swanson, Fowler
and Potts, Freshmen, second; Dibble,
Austin, Donaldson and Ricker, Seniors,
third; Morgan, Paul, Webb and Reeher,
Juniors, fourth.
ington, subject to the Republican Pri
J. M. HIATT
mary election to be held May 19th,
12-5
EDWARD G. ANDERSON
1916.
Executors.
If nominated and elected I will ad LANGLEY & LANGLEY, Attorneys.
minister the business of the courts of
this district justly, promptly and with
the least possible expense to the tax
FOREST GROVE
payers.
Less litigation; less expense; less de
lay and more justice shall be my aim.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
J. S. BUXTON, Prop.
W. H. H ollis .
Won First Ball Game
The first baseball game of the
season was played on the local
diamond Saturday when the team
from Christian Brothers’ Business
college of Portland played the P.
U. team. While the game was a
practice game, it was both inter
esting and close. It was a pitch
ers’ battle from start to finish.
For State Representative
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
L. A. FERNSWORTH
To the members o f the Republican
PHONE 642
Party in Washington County;
Forest Grove,
Oregon
I beg respectfully to solicit your con
sideration at the Republican Primaries
N .H O F F M A N
May 19. for the office o f state Repre
sentative.
I favor uncompromising
economy, clean-cut. fewer laws, and I
Attorney At Law
shall place the public interests ahead
o f politics. I shall work against un Patent Office Business Solicited
necessary. frivolous a n d conflicting
-
Oregon
laws, and 1 shall give my best efforts ForestGrove,
Undertaking Co.
J