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For Next Year
Published every Wednesday at Forest Grove. Oregon.
W. C. Benfer. Editor and Ihiblisher.
Entered as second-class m atter Jan. 12. 1916. at the uoatoffice at Forest Grove.
Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1679
THURSDAY. JU N E 1. 1916
(Continued from page One)
We’ll on Save
You Money
unything in the line of
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions
j Following are the names of
those who will In* employed: City
River Flour - $1.60 Bananas, do/. - - 26c
Superintendent, H. K. In low; White
Pure White Flour - 1.50 Big (»range«, doz - - 80c
Principal High School, G. E. Brown Beans, 3 'a lbs - .26 Other linesut reasonable prices
N O T E S A N D CO M M E N T S
Murphy; Principal Central School,
COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS
G. E. Richards; Principal Lincoln
Corner Thinl St. hik I I'ueille Ave
and cause him to stop suddenly School, Elsie Lathrop;High School
It’s Mostly Up to You
I’hnne II x
When the world's a-goin’ crooked.
and consider the rights of others. instructors, Ri c h a r d Abraham,
Or it looks that way to you—
—McMinnville News-Reporter. Alice Cole, Mary (’ole. Celia Hun-
Somehow seems to be a tangle
kins, Edna Mills. J. Allan Jeffery,
To 'most ever’thing you do;
Resolutions
Anna
Taylor, G. R. Thomas;
When you start out of a momin’
Headquarters
James
B.
Mathews
With your luck a-runnin’ wrong.
Post No. 6, G. A. R . Forest Grade teachers, Amy Pechin,
The birds along your pathway
Grove, Oregon, May 26, 1916. Laura Bell, Opal Hyde, Frances
Have a harshness in their song
Whereas, it has pleased the Parker, Nan Miller, Mrs. A. C.
And the grass, though soft as velvet.
great Captain General of the uni Skee. Sarah Smith, Jessie Greer,
You will sort o' stumble through,
Sich times, if you want things better. verse to promote from our ranks Katherine Krafsic. Floy Norton.
Friend, it's mostly up to you.
to the Grand Army above, our Of the new instructors secured,
on any promise» we make to deliver work on
“ Taint hard smilin’ with the sunshine. beloved comrade, James Ralph Miss Mary (’ole is a daughter of
But it’s durin’ stormy spells.
a given date. The Express has one of the
Williams, late member of com Or. Royal M. Cole of this city
When our weary feet are slippin’.
best equipped little printing plants in the
pany
B,
twenty-fourth
regiment,
anfl
is
a
graduate
of
Oberlin
Col
That the stuff w hat's in us tells.
Iowa
infantry,
and
lege, having received a master’s
Willamette valley, having added several
No—-you won’t have flowers alius
Whereas,
By
his
death
the
fam
degree
from
that
institution.
Miss
hundred
dollars’ worth of material to the
In the paths you travel through ;
Still, if you would have things better. ily has lost a kind father, guide Cole’s work will be in English and
Williams plant for
Friend, it’s mostly up to you.
and protector, the country a true, history, for which subjt»cts she
— Exchange. loyal citizen; now, therefore, lx* it has received exceptional training,
Resolved, By this post that we having received the fellowship in
The latest Ford joke is about a extend
purposes and more good material is on the
to the family and friends English at Oberlin.
man being arrested in a dry town of the decta^ed
way. The management would very much
our sin Mr. Allan Jeffery, who will have
for driving fast in a Ford. The cere sympathy in comrade
appreciate
it if those in need of stationery,
our great charge of the commercial work,
charge against him was “rushing bereavement, and this,
office
blanks,
or any other kind of printing
that his last received his preparation at Mc
the can."
would call at the office for samples and
resting place be adorned with the Minnville Col l e ge , where he
prices. If you’re too busy to come to the
When the good old summer flag he helped to save; and be it majored in economics and com
office
use the phone and a representative
time comes, if it ever does, the ; further
merce and at Northwestern Uni
will call on you.
PHONE K2l
fuel bill can be dispensed with. Rtsolv d, That a copy of these versity, Evanston, Illinois, where
And that is what ice men are resolutions be sent to his family he has done one and one-half
praying for.
I and a copy be deposited in the year’s advanced work in the same
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of this post, and be it field. B e s i d e s his commetcial
Barefooted women in Greece, I records
training Mr. Jeffery has engaged
innocent victims of the war, are further
actively
in oratory and debate
Re
olved,
that
the
charter
be
pleading for shoes And yet here draped in mourning for thirty while attending
college and was Washington County Transfers Postal Savings Act just approved
in this country our classic dancers days.
CHAPLAIN. secretary of the State Oratorical The following real estate trans by President Wilson. A j>ostal
ask us to endure their bare feet as
A sociation while at McMinnville. fers were recorded with the regis savings depositor may now’ have
reminiscent of glorious Greece.
A Work of Art
Miss Laura J. Bell, who has ter of deeds at Hillsboro during an account amounting to $1,000
If the editor of the Express had been
upon which interest will lx* paid.
eho.-en for sixth grade work, the past week:
A man doesn’t l i ke to be never
seen
or
heard
of
Oregon
and
is
a
graduate
of
the
Oregon
Nor
Sarah
McNutt
to
F
J
Kilgore,
Formerly $600 was the maximum
‘’kidded" about his car, his dog, a copy of “Oregon Outdoors” was mal School, from which she comes 100x185 ft blk 27, Corneliutt, $2.r>0.
amount he could have to his
his lodge or his first moustache. placed in his hands, he would be
recommendations. Dur- Wm W atrous to O Ahlatrom, 250 a in credit.
Under the old law only
Neither will a woman stand for tempted to board the first train in* ht*r * nior
Harvey Clarke ii I c, $1000.
y
^
r
in
the
normal
$100
could
be deposited in a cal
funny remarks about her baby, for the land of roses. “Oregon
she was president of the C W Marlin to C R Hodgdon, 10 a in endar month.
The amendment
student
body
and
president
of
the
sec 12 t 1 a r 3 w, $700.
her preacher, her age or her com- Outdoors” is the title of a beauti
State
Oratorical
Association.
E
J
Groat
to
G
G
Hancock,
4
lota
S
abolishes this restriction.
fully-illustrated and well-written M iss Nan Miller is a graduate P ad Forest Grove, $10.
plexion.
book just sent out by the South of the San Jose, Cal., Normal
Alb Berger to Rudolph Hoffman, 1 a Grant Hughes of the Independ
By a vote of 435 to 360 the del ern Pacific Railway. The booklet
ent Telephone Co., the first of the
nd has taucht for several Me 8 t ! n r 2 w, $10.
egates to the general conference is of sixty-two pages containing School
years
in
the
city
schools
at
Baker
Sarah
Silverman
to
Vera
McCourt,
5
week placed a new switchboard in
than one hundred illustra and A toria.
of the Methodist Epi copal church more
j
lota Groves Heights, $10.
tions
of
cities,
lakes,
rivers,
rnoun-
the
exchange. This should
kept up the bars against dancing, ains, fishing and hunting scenes Miss Sarah Smith comes from W N B arrett to R Stumpff, 160 a nee help Banks
improve
the local service con
cards and theaters. The penalty and o t h e r attractive pictures. LaGrande, where she has been 12 t 2 n r .’I w, $1.
He has made a prop
for indulging in these pastimes is Everybody should have a copy of teaching. M,ss Smith attend«! F H artram pf to J W Price, lot 9 blk siderably.
osition
to
the Banks beople to
the
University
of
Oregon
and
be
5
Thorne's
ad,
$22».
this book, which can be secured ides coming highly recommended Geo F Wilson to F H I.uecke, 78.62
expulsion from the church.
bear
half
of
the expenses of re
by asking any S. P. agent or
J. Sanger Fox, secretary of the writing John M. Scott, general as a teacher, is an accomplished a sec 19 t 1 s r 4 w, $10
pairing
and
tightening
lixal wires
Oregon s t a t e prohibition com passenger agent, Portland, Ord. musician.
and this will lx» taken up by the
Postal Savings Deposits
mittee, announces that if th e
Fir (¡rove to Participate
larger postal savings deposits commercial club at their meeting
brewer« attempt to amend the
C. W. Creel and R. W. Reder will now bo accepted at the post* tomorrow night Bank» Herald,
present dry law so that beer may
Friday evening attended a office. This is made possible by Hancock & Wiles carry Life,
legally be manufactured in Oregon, M. C. Smithson of McMinn last
meeting of the farmers of the Fir an important amendment to the Accident & Fire Insurance. 1-tf
the prohibs will retaliate by in
d i s t r i c t and secured a
College defeated all comers Grove
itiating a law’ that will exclude ville
promise
the wide-awake res
in the Paciffc Coast Oratorical idents of from
shipments of liquor from other contest
that
district that they
the Intercollegiate Pro would have a float
states, making Oregon dry in fact, hibition of Association
in the County
at McMinn Fair parade.
as well as in name.
ville last Friday evening, his sub Messrs. Creel and Reder report
ABOUT THE
ject being “ Alcohol and National having been treated to a nice
Efficiency.” Smithson is the man lunch by their hosts and given
ROAD HOUNDS
who
won the contest held in this considerable encouragement in
The dangerous individual on
city
on
April 14th, when he took their endeavors to mai.e the fair
the public road these fine days is
the speed maniac who runs his first place from orators represent a success.
automobile 40 miles an hour and ing the University of Oregon, Pa People who have admired the
whose tracks are covered up by a cific College, Pacific University, Boston terrier puppies Carl Hoff
cloud of dust. That fellow is Eugene Bi b l e University and man has had on display in the
dangerous to the highway farer, Willamette University.
VanKoughnet & Reder store win
to the farmer who drives peace Gordon Palmer of the Univer dow
Meet our merchants halfway. THIS TOWN
for several days, will be in
fully to market and to the man sity of Redlands fCalif.) took sec terested
IS ALL RIGHT. You can MAKE IT BETTER
know that Mr. Hoff
who is enjoying a jaunt w’ith his ond place. Other contestants were man sold to four
of the male puppies j by PATRONIZING HOME TRADE.
family. This road hound thinks J. R. Brokinspire of Stanford to E. B. Gannon
Portland for
Every dollar spent with the home merchant helps to
of nothing but speed, speed. He University and Vernon Bâcher of an even hundred of dollars.
Mr.
Whitworth
(Wash.)
College.
BOOST THE TOWN.
cares nothing for scenery or the
is the owner of the Frisco
The real live merchants ADVERTISE IN THE
rights of others who travel the Rev. O H. Holmes of this city Gannon
Kennels,
Portland,
and
says
he
was
one
of
the
judges
and
to
him
road. He is a product of a weak
HOME PAPER.
to train the pups and sell
law enforcement' on the part of the Express is indebted for the expects
them for about four times what
sheriffs, constables and city mar facts above set forth.
shals. He should be taught that On l«t Saturday W. H. t e tVy C08t ^
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the roads do not belong to him received from G. F. Taplin of Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Dunlap
Newport a large box of rhododen- an^ Miss Florence Enchede Mon-
entirely.
The speed maniac opens the en- drons, the beautiful flowers which
m°tored over to Salem, where
gine of his machine full blast and grow in great profusion at that
visited friends for a few
lets her pound the road, caring point along the beach. Mr. and hours. ^ r* ^ ur>Iap reports the
nothing for human life.
| Mrs. Taplin are now making their roaf*s *n vepy K°°d condition.
Some of these days a farmer home in Newport.
Mrs. J. N. Doaneand daughter
will take the law in his hands and, Load your camera with Speed- of Pendleton are visiting at the
a rm e d with a shotgun will punc- ex p»i]ms for ^est results. Lit- home of their daughter and sister,
ture the tires of the road hound tier’s Pharmacy.
Mrs. Floyd Allen.
F. A. MOORE
We’ll Make Good
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