N O TE S A N D PER SO N ALS
Grangers Observe
Washington County Mister Merchant:
Mothers’ Day Prohibition Convention
Before you place your order for
1917 Calendars, see our line of
samples; we may save you some
money.
Dr. J. H. Stewart, had huMÍrimt
in Portland hud Thursday.
I^ist Saturday, after the morn­ Dear Friends:
Hancock & Wile» have $25,(KM)
ing business wssion and the usual
The Oregon Prohibition state
to loan on Turma.
1-i.f
lunch at noon, the members of committee has set the date of the
A son wuh Inirn Monday to Mr. Gale grange held Moth«*rs’ Day
state convention for May 19th.
and Mrs. Roan Munker.
exercises, with an excellent pro­ It is the desire of the state com­
The Express prints butter wrap- gram.
mittee that every county be rep­
| mth with non-|x>ÍHonouH ink.
Before the program opened, two resented.
We will inHurt* your auto against little girls p a s s e d bouquets of
Some counties in the state have
fire, theft and collision. Hancock lx*autiful flow«*rs around the hall, already held c o n v e n t i o n s and
[>ink flowers for those whose nominated full county tickets and
& Wiles.
9-tf
For State Representative
of 1914.”
L. A. FERNSWOKTH
Mrs Ella Olson and son, Archie, mothers are still alive and white delegate» to the state convention.
The friends of Theodore Burton
We, your executives of Wa>h-! of Ohio believe he js the man best To the members o f the Republican
spent Sunday with friends at flowers for those whose mothers
Party in Washington County:
have passed away.
ington county, wishing to do our fitted to lead our nation in the
Farmington.
I beg respectfully to solicit your con­
E. W. Haines was on the pro­ part in this great cause of Prohi­
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hoffman
midst of this world-wide war.
sideration at the Republican Primariea
gram for a tribute to mothers, bition, have decided to hold the
visited their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Theodore E. Burton is an uncle May 19, for the office o f state Repre­
sentative.
I favor uncompromising
hut he was called »>ut of the city county Prohibition convention in
Watrous, and family at McMinn­
to Rev. Burton Jones of this city. economy, clean-cut, fewer laws, and I
and Rev. O H. Holmes took the Forest Grove, May 16th, at the
ville Sunday.
* • • I shall place the public interests ahead
o f politics. I shall work against un­
part, handling the subject in a Congregational church, commenc­
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necessary, frivolous a n d conflicting
Mrs. Leslie Crosley return«*! masterly way. Th«* keynote of
We have Arsenate of Lead in laws, and I shall give my best efforts
ing at 1 o ’clock p. m.
Sunday to her home at Salem, af­ his address was that it required
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, Ore­ both forms, Paste or Dry. Lit- to lightening the ever-increasing bur­
den o f taxation created by expenditures
ter a visit with her parents, Mr. j more brains an<! judgment to I k * a
gon Advisor of the Woman’s tler’s Pharmacy.
out of proportion to increase in wealth
an«l Mrs A. J. Cook.
and actual needs.
good mother than to run a hank National Prohibition Fedaration, i
L. A. Femsworth.
The members of the Washing­ or other business enterprise. He auxiliary to the Prohibition p arty,, Political Announcements
ton County Medical Society will expressed the opinion that no will be present; also the State Ex­
For Sheriff
(Paid Advertisement»)
To the Voters o f Washington county:
meet at the office of Dr. KaulD great man ever ha«i a fool for a ecutive Secretary, J. Sanger F ox .!
I am a candidate for the Republican
man this city this evening.
mother; the son of a fool father
An evening session will also be
nomination for the office o f sheriff at
John Stribich att<-nded a meet­ might become great, but only held at which addresses will be
the Primary Election to be held May
ing of the Neutrality league of when hi* had a sensible mother.
given by Mrs. Unruh and Mr. Applegate Has Not Withdrawn 19th, 1916.
If nominated and elected, I will give
Candidacy
A. T. Buxton read another trib­ Fox.
America in Portland last Sunday.
the
protection o f my office to all per­
It having come to my attention
He reports a good attendance fr«jin ute to mother that brought tears
Every man and w o m a n in
sons and all classes alike ; I will con­
to the eyes of many.
Washington county.
Washington county who believes that reports have been circulated duct my office in an economical way, as
Mrs.
H
J.
Rice
gave
a
reading
in the principle of Prohibition is throughout the c o u n t y that I near as possible ; with fair and court­
William VanAntwerp is now
eous treatment to the public.
sole owner, chief cook and bottle that was very appropriate to the entitled to participate in this con­ have withdrawn from the contest
Geo. G. Hancock.
for the Republican nomination
washer of the Oregon Land com ­ occasion, Mrs. Clark’s stringe«! vention.
For Sheriff
for sheriff, I wi h to state that
Sincerely yours,
pany, having bought out his part­ «juartet play«*d several numliers
To
the
Republican
voters: I am a
i
such
ri
ports
are
false
and
without
that were highly appreciated and
D aniel S taver ,
ner, Ed. Davis.
candidate for sheriff o f Washington
foundation
aud
evidently
circulat­
W. A. Williams o ' Portland, a for­
County Chairman.
Miss Mrytle Roswurm from
ed to mislead my friends. If Connty, and if nominated and elected,
mer resident of this city, delivered Miss Anna Tayhir,
nominated I will accept and will pledge an economical administration of
near Banks, and niece of Walter
a very eloquent eulogy to “ Ore­
Secretary.
use
every «-ffort to secure election the office in all departments, and will
Roswurm, is now making tier
endeavor at all times to give the posi­
gon Beautiful."
in
November.
home with Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
tion attention in the interests o f the
Concerning Theodore E. Burton
When the question box was
J. C. APPLEGATE,
Fletcher, north of town.
taxpayers.
Theodore E. Burton is Ohio’s Republican Candidate for Sheriff.
ojK*n«*d a lively discussion ensued
D. M. Mclnnis.
The music pupils of Miss Dee on the best way to clean house choice for president of the United
(Paid Adv.)
|
To the Voters o f the Republican Party
Darling will give their spring re­ and how to rid certain plants of States. Ohio is the battle ground
For Circuit Judge o f the Nineteenth
for Washington County
cital at the I. O. O. F. hall Wed- parasites
for political supremacy and ever
Judicial District
I am a candidate for the nomination
nesday evening, May 17th. All | On Saturday, May 20th, at 2:30 has been. It was the native state
W. H. HOLLIS
for County Clerk, for the Primary
Rebekahs and friends are cor­ p. m., Prof. Shaw of the Great of Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Har- j I am a candidate for nomination to Election to be held May 19th, 1916;
the office of Circuit Judge o f the Nine­ have been chief deputy Couuty Clerk
dially invited.
Northern Railway will deliver a rison, McKinley, and Taft.
teenth Judicial District, composed of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fletch«*r lecture before the members of . “ Mr. Burton is a staunch re­ the Counties o f Tillamook and Wash­ for the past two terms, was bom in
ington, subject to the Republican Pri- j Washington County, am familiar with
and Miss Myrtle Roswurm of this Gale Grange.
publican. He entered public life mary election to be held May 19th, the work o f the office, and if nominated
city and Mrs. Walter Sargent and
Saturday, June 3d, will be ob­ in 1888, when he was elected to 1916.
and elected will during my term o f o f­
If nominated and elected I will ad­ fice attend to the duties thereof, exer­
daughter. Elizabeth, of Gales City, served as “ Children’s Day,” at Congress in a district near to minister
the business o f the courts of
economy, and courtesy to the
enjoyed a very pleasant picnic at which time E. W. Haines will de­ Wm. McKinley’s, a n d served this district justly, promptly and with ; cising
public.
liver
a
lecture
on
‘The
Hope
of
the least possible expense to the tax
Soda Springs, on Clear Creek, last
' H enry A. K uratli .
the Nation— the Children of T o­ shoulder to shoulder with that payers.
Thursday. M rs. S a r g e n t is a day.”
great advocate of protection in
Less litigation; less expense; less de­
For Sheriff
daughter o f M r. a n d Mr s . |
¡the framing of t h e McKinley lay and more justice shall be my aim. To the Voters o f Washington County,
Band Dance Made Money
Your support is respectfully solicited.
!• letcher.
Oregon :
Taiifr Act of 1890. With the
W. H. H ollis . | I hereby announce myself as a candi­
The ladies who gave a dance at
interruption of but two terms Mr.
date for the nomination on the Repub­
I. O. O. F. hall Saturday night for
For Circuit Judge
i Burton served continuously in the
lican ticket for sheriff in the primaries
the benefit of the Forest Grove
To the Republican Voters o f Washing­ o f May 19th, 1916. If I am nominated
house of representatives from that
ton County;
and elected I will, during my term of
band cleared $88.10 from the af­
time until 1909 and then went to
1 am a candidate for the Republican office, conduct the said office honestly,
fair, wh ch was one of the mo-t
efficiently ajid economically
the senate to serve until 1915, de­ nomination for Circuit Judge o f the • impartially,
and for the best interests o f the tax­
enjoyable dancing parties given in
Nineteenth
Judicial
District,
compris­
clining to be a candidate for re-
payers o f the county.
this city in many days. The at­
ing Washington and Tillamook Counties, [ Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 28th
election. So strong was he in his
day o f February, 1916.
•t the May 19th, 1916, primaries.
tendance w a s g o o d and many
own district that several times no
J. W. C onnell .
G
eo . R. B agley .
j
purchased tickets who did not at-
candidate was nominated against
t■•?)«!. Quite a numlM*r of H1IN-
him. During his service in the
boro p«*ople were among the at­
House he was for ten years chair
tendants, as were people from
man of the powerful committee)
Present Deputy Sheriff Announces
several other near-by towns.
on Rivers and Harbors. Presi­
his Candidacy for
The members of the band have
dent Roosevelt appointed h i m;
County Sheriff
asked the Express to extend their
chairman of the Inland Water
Before
the electors at the Republican
public thanks t«> the ladies who
Primaries
to be held Kay 19, 1916
Ways
Commission
and
later
he
promoted the dance, to the busi-
If nominated a n d elected h e
was
chairman
of
the
National
ness men and others who pur­
material
pledges a strict observance o f his
chased tickets, t<* the members of Water Ways Commission.
duties
and an economical admini­
Especially desirable in the Walker’s orchestra and all others
Mr. Burton has extraordinary
stration.
country or where there is who contributed to the huge suc­ powers of physical endurance anu
rrm acra 1» wy «na ■ » ■■■'unpm ■ ■ ■ i w
no water system, because cess of the affair. This duty the enjoys the splendid v i g o r of
Prof. Thomas Shaw o f St. Paul,
Express cheerfully pc rforms.
health, which comes from temper­ Minn., agricultural expert, under
A G R O W IN G D A N G E R
Washington County Transfers
ate habits and a clean life.
auspices o f farm ers’ organiza­ is our high taxes and a step to
The following real estate trans­
First of all he has been loyal to tions and Commercial clubs, will reduce them is to vote for the
fers were recorded with the regis­ republican principles. Next, he address farmers and others in­ man who will pay his own way,
ter of de< ds at Hillsboro during has dart’d to challenge powerful terested in Agriculture, Dairying
IS PRACTICALLY
the past week:
| influences even in his own party, and Stock Raising
F. M. (iritfith to I. R. Erwin, 7 acres if they stood in the way of ra­
for republican nomination
in sec 5, 2 S 2, $300.
I t 1« g o o d r o o f i n g a n d g iv e s s p le n ­
tional
progress
toward
wider
op-'
FOR SH E R IF F
did satisfaction because it is made right
Frank A. Jackson et ux to Thomas
Free samples and literatura
Horace White, SO acres in sec 14, 2 S portunities for all the people, or
(The Taxpayers’ Candidate)
a sane conservatism where the i Lyda School House,
3. $10.
GET IT OF YOUR DEALER OR W RITE
12 o ’clock noon
US DIRECT
Fred L. Butterleld to A. J. Wilks et honest business interests of the
— MY PLEDGE—
(
Farmei
s’ Commercial Club.
ux, lot 98, Hailey's add to Groveland i country were imperriled; and he
If nominated and elected, I will
acres, $10.
Gale Grange, Forest Grove
has dared to oppose selfish poli­
devote my entire time and at­
Ruth Realty Company to A. M. Mc­
^ ffg . CO*
Portland, O re.
2:?0 P.#M.
ticians
in
both
parties
when
they
tention to the duties o f the office,
Manus et ux, 9.39 acres sec 3, l N 2,
Gale City, 7:30 P. M.
For sal* by
planned unconscionable raids up­
$2300.
conducting the same with Strici
Forest Grove Planing Mill,
Laurelwood Orchards Company to on the public treasury. The last
Prof. Shaw is one o f the highest Economy.
Josie A. O’ Brien, undivided 1-2 in. W conspicuous act of Mr. Burton in authorities in the United States on
Phone 0232
I will, during my term, pay all
agricultural topics. He will answer all
1-2 tract 8, Laurelwood Orchards, $1.
the U. S. senate will long be re­ questions and help farmers solve their the traveling expenses and liver}
J
N . HOFFMAN
Have a good second-hand cam­ membered as an instance of cour- j problems.
hire o f the office, within the
era that will take 8x10 or 5x7 ageous statesmanship, when he
Everybody Welcome.
county.
pictures. What have you to offer
Attorney At Idiw
Admission Free.
led the filibusters that saved many
Your support a n d influence
as
a trade? Value of complete
Patent Office Business Solicited
Oregon
Electric Railway
will be much appreciated.
outfit is $25. Reply to B. W. millions of dollars of wasteful ex­
penditure in the appropriation bill | Spokane, Portland & Seattle R y ,
ForestGrove,
-
Oregon box 643, City.
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