Hillsboro and the injur»*d man
ANOTHER “ METRO” TRIUMPH
£ltp Jiurrat (Srmte TExprCHfl came
to Forest Grove and took a
-----------------AT THE-----------------
train back home for surgical a t­
Published every Wednesday at Forest Grove, Oregon.
W, C. Benfer, Editor and Publiaher.
Entered as second-class m atter Jan. 12. I91fi, at the postoffice at Forest Grove.
Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 187i*
THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 191*5
NOTES
AN1)
CO M M E N T S
STAR * THEATER
To-Night
“PENNINGTON’S CHOICE”
tendance. He may have suffered
considerable pain and ran the
danger of getting his wound in­
fected by delaying the seeing of a j
surgeon until he got home, but he
was so imbued with the spirit of
home patronage that he never
even thought of patronizing a
Forest Grove surgeon. Oh, that
Forest Grove had a few such loyal
boosters!
THURSDAY, APRIL 27
ami in less than six months the
bank went broke, and the miners
Baby, bye,
H ere's a fly!
nearly went broke with it—they
Let us kill him, you and I,
had plunged. Today that stock
Ere he crawls
lies somewhere in tin boxes, mute
People who want to see the |
Up the walls
A big Story of the North woods, featuring
evidence of what happens when Express prosper and grow should
And dire ill befalls.
you go against the advice of your remember when they have any
I believe on those six legs
Are a billion typhoid eggs!
banker.
printing that the Express has a
There he goes
A certain steamboat captain well-equipped job printing plan:,!
On his toes
never earned more than a hundied in the hands of competent print '
Tickling baby’s nose!
dollars
a month, and yet in the ers. ALo remember that the Fix-
Now we m ust run right away
cour-e of 25 years he was able to press can print your legal notices
For the antiseptic spray.
To sterilize
raise a family, dress and educate just a< legally and cheaply as any
W here the fly’s
thi m, provide a handsome home, other Washington county paper, j
Little microbes stray!
clear of debt for them, and leave The editor appreciates the words1
Only think, ’neath his two wings
his widow with enough to support of encouragement spoken to him
Lurk all sorts of hard-named things!
her in comfort for life all this on daily by citizens, but it takes
Every fly
Fresh supply
a hundred a month. He saved more than verbal encouragement
Of these horrors brings!
half he earned. The secret may to buy paper, ink and beefsteak,
So we have to analyze.
have
lain with the wife, or with pay wages to employes and rent
Neutralize, and immunize.
him.
or
with both; but the result to the landlord. The Express is
Vaporize,
was there just the same. What not a begger, but wants a chance
Sterilize
,
J u s t to fight the flies!
this man did you can do. He to earn .ts way.
—Carolyn Wells in Christian World. stuck close to the bank; bought
A Chicago judge having decided
his home and p;.id for it by de­
BANKERS WARN AGAINST
tha
Lord Francis Bacon wrote j
grees. carried a fair amount of in­
THE PROMOTER
Shakespeare’s
play», we are led to Francis X. Bushman, Beverly Bayne, James J. Jeffries
surance, never tried any schemes,
Unless all signs fail, the one
wonder if some jim crow judge is
and held fast to what he got.
and an All-Star Cast.
certain result of the European
going to decide that Samuel
The
really
big
things
are
not
war is going to be a general stim­
Miss Catherine Davis of I* U. in Violin Selections.
Clemens did not write “Tom
ulus to American industry. Our hawked about the streets like Sawyer" and “ Huck F’inn.”
Your
patronage means a continuation of these high-
mills are running to full capacity; vegetables. The big deals are
class entertainments.
not for the “dear public." Henry
our crops are bumper ones; our
Will You H elp?
banks are gorged with money; our Ford never offered h i s stock
Members
of the Forest Grove
people employed at good wages broadcast. A certain New York M .’E. Church have oiganiz. d a
a n d constantly shorter hours, undertaker (now bankrupt) did. Conservation Society a n d t h e
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
making things for Europe to eat, Standard Oil never went with hat members thereof are a>kmg citi­ for the-e t ’diets and urges the
in
hand,
set
king
ihose
who
would
citizens
of
Portland
to
contribute.
and wear and shoot. We shall
Hancfick & Wiles have $25,000
buy. Big things are for the few; zens who have castoff clothing,
Mrs Mallet’s evening address
have great prosperity.
clean rags, worn shoe-, rubbers,
to
loan on farms.
1-tf
little
things
for
the
many.
With prosperity comes the pro­
etc., that can be repaired and on “Patent Poisons" was given to
Y
u
worked
pretty
hard
for
The Express prints butter wrap-
moter, trying to get some of that
made useful to save them for the a fair-sized audience, considering
your
money,
and
it
ought
to
work
¡>ers
with non-puisonous ink.
the
many
other
attractions.
Mrs.
prosperity without working for it.
society ’ Clean gunny sacks will
for
you;
not
overwork,
but
just
He will have great schemes to
Flva Booth, Fid Boose and C. L.
be placed in every home where Burns offered prayer and music
make y o u (and himself) rich. keep comfortably busy. It will one is welcome and, when fu 1, was furnish'd by members o f V’anKoughnet have been apjniint-
ed by the court to fill vacancies
You first—then him-elf (or vicj work right faithfully, for com­ taken away a n d replaced b y Mrs Williams* chorus.
versa.) Fakes by the thousand pound int>rest grows apace; but empty sacks. In this way it is
One item given by the speaker on the election boards in their
will follow the wake of prosperity, if you work it too hard, it will, hoped to get many useful articles to the effect that we have in this respective districts.
all seeking to separate you from like the faithful old horse, keep that would other wise be either in state 1600 insane persons in the
A numU-r o f public-spirited
your money. T h e warning is going for a time, but eventually the way or destroyed. T h e s e asylum and 1000 feeble minded, Forest Grove women will give a
particularly opportune now: Be­ fail you. Do not try the impos­ salvaged articles will be given to any one of whom, is liable to be­ dancing party at I. O. O. F. hall
sible. Fo r per cent with safety
ware of the promoter.
needy people or sold and the pro­ come insane, and that a largl* Saturday evening, May Gth, for
If you are offered any scheme is better than ten per cent with ceeds used for missionary and proportion of these owed their the benefit of the local band.
to make money, take it to your risk. Don’t lo-e your principal charitable purposes. If you want condition to drink and drugs, Tickets, 75c the couple.
banker. If it offers over 6 per trying to get big interest. You to help, notify the pa-tor.
either through heredity or other­ H. A. Kuratli, candidate for
cent turn it down on general must sacrifice one of two things:
wise, seemed to make a strong the republican nomination for
principles. T h e promoter finds principal or income. Keep safe
argument for a more rigid en­ county clerk, was up from Hills­
poor picking when you take his and your income will be small but
W. C. T. 1. COLUMN forcement of laws relating to boro Saturday, looking after his
Mrs. K. B. Penfield, Editor
proposition to the bank man sure; but if you seek large re­
these things.
fences. He says he found them
Ask the banker: Would you go turns, you must of a certainty
Aprii
25,
1910.
all
right in this section.
The reception given to Mrs.
into this with the bank’s money ? jeopardize your principal Better
r -ach your goal by little jumps Mallet of Portland at the home of
And if he wouldn’t—don’t you
Years ago a Western concern that land you on the ground each Mrs. Marcilliot on Friday last
THE ROUTE OF
organized a bank and offered the time, rather than take flying leaps was one of both profit and pleas­
ure
to
the
W.
C.
T.
U.
and
their
in
the
dark.
Thrift
consists
in
SCENERY, SERVICE
stock broadcast. It was a clever
guests.
The
Crusade
Psalm
was
I
leaving
some
good
things
alone.
TO
scheme—a good scheme and a
AND SAFFITY
profitable one. It had m u c h The promoter is one. His best read by Mrs. F'rost and then a
merit and should have come to a scheme i> not good enough for song by Mrs. Mallet brought all
better end. But it was too good, you.—Ameiican Bankers’ Associ­ in touch with the occasion, Mrs.
Mallet touched on a variety of
is the comfortable and quick way
and the promoter could not stand ation.
topics,
but spoke chiefly of the
to go. Through cars to San F'ran-
the prosperity it brought him
If Hillsboro has many citizens
cisco and Los Angeles.
Two hard working miners got as loyal to its institutious as a amendments to be voted upon
this
fall.
Among
them
the
one
interested and sought the advice gentleman the Express e d i t o r
of t h e i r banker. H e advised heard of the other day, that town for care of illegitimate children,
against it. “But it pays 10 per is bound to prosper and grow, in property rights of women, women
Daily trains on Shasta Route—
cent and you only 4; and, besides, spite of wars, war prices arid free on trial juries and the cigaret
Shasta Limited
they say the stock will double in ttade. T h i s l o y a l Hillsboro law. Upon all these and others
San Francisco Express
every
voter
should
become
intel­
value in a year." “Yes, all that booster was on his way to Forest
Exposition Special
may be true,” said the banker, Grove after night in an auto, when ligently informed She classed the
California
Express
W.
C.
T.
U.
as
the
specialist
in
“ but you’re not strong enough to he met with an accident that in­
Direst connection made at San
take the risk and for the possible jured him severely and painfully, the church, because in its 40 de­
F'rancisco
to all points in the Flast
partments
of
work
it
aims
to
profit you can’t afford to chance if not seriously. The accident
or South. Liberal stopovers al­
place
in
charge
some
one
fitted
or
a probable loss. They went in occurred nearer this city than
lowed. 10 days extra allowed at
trained for that work which deals
I’ll Paso and New Orleans on
not alone (as many seem to think) j
eastern tickets.
with the use of intoxicants. The
Ask the Ixical Agent or write
question
came up of the new
on anything in the line of
John M. Scott, General Passenger A g ’t
‘Junior National Guard," an or­
Portland, Oregon
ganization of boys between the
ages of 14 and 18, now in Van­
White River Flour - $1.50 Bananas, doz
- -
20c
couver for a week’s training. The
Pure White Flour - 1.50 Big Oranges, doz
- - 30c
general consensus of opinion was
Brown Beans, 3*/j lbs - .25 Other lines at reasonable prices
COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS
not favorable to such a movement
at least a m o n g W. C. T. U.
Corner Third St. and Pacific Ave
Phone 41x
women. We note the “Oregon­
ian" favors the buying of rifles
A Modern Nursety Rhyme
Admission
5c and 10c
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CALIFORNIA
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