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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1916)
/ — — ¡T hr îflttrrut (6 rit up îExprPHH Pacific University __ Enjoys Progress Published every Wednesday at Forest Grove, Oregon. W. C. Benfer, Kdilor and Publisher. le pc Oregon, under the Act of March 8, 1870 The following are some of the 1 items of advance noted during the three years of the present admin C O M M E N T S istration: Largely increased p u b l i c i t y AS TO POLITICAL throughout the northwest. Some PLATFORMS 00,000 pieces of advertising litera- There is an old story of a wife ! ture have been distributed The who once, when upbraiding her president has personally given 286 husband, reminded him of how ! public addresses in the interest of urgent was his courtship, how he the College. The professors have was wont to tell her that he could given altogether about 100 ad- not live without her, how un d: esses in extension and public happy he was every moment when service work. he could not be with her, and Interest and good feeling has how he now all the time seemed increased betw«>en the local corn- indifferent if not cold. munity and the college and the Just then a a man man with with a gr*P I college has been glad to organize ran past the window before the various agencies of community pair, “ Do you see that man?” I I service in the promotion of this asked the husband. The wife re interest, such as the use of the plied: “Yes, it is neighbor Jones, gymnasium, free on Saturdays by he . is evidently running to catch the ----- boys ___ * C , _ I ----- • of Forest Grove and with train No. 6, which leaves at 6 P- jsmall rental by the citizens of m and-glanc.ng at the c lo c k -lt | Foreal Grove an(| Hi|bboro amJ THURSDAY, J UNK 15. 1016 N O T E S A N D If Teddy is really to keep out of the running, Judge Hughes has a fine chance to be elected The weather man has promised to be good next Saturday and it is hoped he keeps his promise. Put on your best bib and tucker Saturday and come to the pee-rade and rose show. And bring your dinner and eat it on the campus, if you want to. While the sheriffs of Oregon were in state convention at Port land last week, they passed a res olution declaring that crime had greatly diminished under prohi bition. And the sheriffs are not, as a rule, prohibitionists, either. (Continued from page One) Tillamook County Beaches are Calling . Ar c y o u g o in g d o w n th is S u m m e r ? Many Reach Resorts Neah-Kah-Nio Classic Ridge Manhattan Rockaway Oceanlake Tillamook Ray Manzanita (lari baldi Lake Lytle Elmore Park Rarview Rayocean Many Attractions Rathing in the Surf Fishing Routing Coif and Tennis Clam digging Dancing L o w R o u n d T r ip F a r e s Are on sale daily from Southern Pacific stations to Tillamook Beach resorts. Return limit Sept. :i()th. Ask local agent for further inform ation or write for booklet ••Tillamook B atches." J ohn M. S c o t t . General Passenger Agent PoKTLANP, O h EOON SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES ! P“ 1' °ut ,hrw " “ " “I” i the pupil» of the Forest Grove fort and also in the important ef will have a rock road clear from When an eastern paper asked "\\ell. if he makesjt., m h he keep j Hiph School; also the use of the its readers how they thought the running ' asked the husband. fort to establish a regular current Gaston to Portland. The Beaver- campus for the local Chautauqua, expense income from voluntary ton-Portland end will be a trifle paper might be improved, hun It is that way with political dreds wrote the editor asking that platforms. They are now made Forest Grove festivals and the gifts, the co-operation of t h e rough, hut there will be no road he quit running the pictures of a to catch trains of voters and i’ Washington County Fair. The Alumni and old students has that a wagon or machine can not grinning clown named Chaplin in they make it their anxiety im college has been glad to allow the been earnestly solicited. get through loaded to the guards. the news column. Not a bad mediately ceases. So, when we use of its auditorium and other During his administration, the The entire road between Reaver- suggestion, either. Too m u c h read them the only safe way to 1 rooms for purposes of the citizens president has personally raised by ton and Forest Grove will be put to; at a n o m jn a | s u m a n «j ¡n pvery Chaplin is like too much castor ¡consider them is to go back and subscriptions and gifts for current in shape, and hundreds of men way has endeavored to co-opera expenses already paid in or about will be employed. By Oct. 1, at oil. consider what the records of the with the public in the promotion „(0 ^ pa j,| some $7,500, or more the latest, it is expected that the partit s and the candidates on the of worthy civic enterprises TELLING THE TRUTH than the total amount of his sal entire stretch will be completed. Most newspapers want to be p l a t f o r m s a r e . —Goodwin’s The Academy has been discon ary during the three years. In the neighborhood of $30,000 truthful, but there are often times Weekly. tinued in the interest of efficient An important system of stu d en t will In* expended on the work, a when an editor does not feel war college work. The Conservatory self-help, with experienced assist part of it coming from the state. Met the President ranted in telling the whole tru th .1 A number of Rebekahs and has been re-organized with a new ance and financial support, has All the work will bo done under An Indiana editor was recently Odd Fel'ows attended the recep- corps of teachers, so as to afford been projected and it is hoped will the supervision of th e county severely criticised, and practically tion given Mrs. Nellie Watten- more inducement and better op- be carried out in the near future. court, a n d no interest-bearing called a liar, because he told some burg. president of the Rebekah portunity to decrease cost for the warrants will be issued, all work very nice things about a fellow state assembly, at the residence of average college student to take men agreeing to take the last 50 citizen who happened also to have per cent of the pay in the fall.— Inspect Clover Fields Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bernard last music. s o m e b a d qualities and was C W. Creel, entomologist for Hillsboro Argus. Friday evening. After all had Recognition of the growing in- thoroughly disliked by a few. met the new president, that offi- terests and requirements of worn- the U. S. Department of Agricul- Washington County Transfers The criticism of the editor aroused cial made a short address, telling en ¡n education has been made by ture. who has been stationed for The following real estate trans him to declare that henceforth, he of the growth of the order in the the introduction of college stand three years at Fore-t Grove in fers were recorded with the regis would “tell the truth” and here ard courses in Domestic Science vestigating clover pests, spent ter of deeds at Hillsboro during are some of the items which ap northwest during the past year and Art; and, as occasion gives Monday in Yamhill county with the past week: peared in the next issue of his and some of the plans for the opportunity, it is the p!an to County Agent Schrock, looking W. J. Scott et ux to F. C. C arm ark, future She outlined a plan by paper: parts of Iota 1, 2, 3, blk 3, Simmons over the situation here. means of which it is proposed to strengthen these courses. ‘ John Bonin, the laziest mer The student life has been to Clover seedlings of 1914 they Add to Hillsboro, $10. build a fire-proof addition to the chant in town, made a trip to Kliza I.. McDonald to Forest Grove home maintained at Portland for some extent reorganized with a found badly infested with the National Bank, part of lot 4, blk 20, Belleville yesterday. aged Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and practical system of student self- midge, but fields on which this is Forest (¡rove, $10. “John Coyle, our grocer man. the orphans of Odd Fellows. This government now being tried out the first crop year for clover an* C harlotte A. Hanfield e t vir to Thoa. is doing a poor business. His proposed addition is to accomo and the introduction of apparent quite free from the pesl. Mc Withycomhe, 10 acres in NK quar sec store is dirty and dusty How 31, I S 3. $10. date the children now in the home ly successful customs, such as All- Minnville News- Reporter. can he do much ? Thomas Withycomhe e t ux to Frank College Day, the May Festival, T. Chapman, sam e as al»ove, $18.71. “Rev. Styx preached last Sun and it is the desire to build it next the Stude.iL Senate and develop Building Hoads year. Clay Hadley to J. C. A pplegate, 40 day night on ‘Charity.’ The ser D. C. Stokesbury came down | acres NK quar sec 25, 3 N 4, $10. A portion of the evening was ment of higher grade of college mon was punk. from Forest Grove Friday and Myrtle Lilly to N. C. Lilly, half acre plays. “Dave Sonkey died at his home spent at music, visiting and get The constituency of the college fitted up the road roller at the sec 7, 1 N 4, $5. in this place. The doctor gave it ting better acquainted. During has been increased as a very nec court house, and took it to the Henry Challacombe et ux to Kdouard out as heart failure. Whiskey the evening the hostess served essary and important element in Beaverton-Reedville s t r e t c h of Lamontagne, part lot 81, Spring Hill cake, coffee a n d strawberries. Farm , $453.60. killed him. its success, by numerous journeys road, on which work commenced Frank I,. L irhty et ux to P eter Zuer- All in all, it was a very pleasant “Married—Miss Sylvia Rhodes and consultations by the president the first of the week. The outfit rher, 22.40 acres NK quar sec 36, 1 N 2, and James Conlin, last Saturday, occasion. Mrs. Watt- nburg left both in Oregon and Washington, will be at work there for two or $ 1 . at the Baptist parsonage. The Saturday afternoon f o r Scholls where several considerable gift., three months, and will remain J . C. W hitaker e t ux to Will M. bride is a very ordinary town girl, and from there she went to Tilla have been piomised to the College. there until the road is rocked con Coleman e t ux, 13.12 acres sec 21, 1N4, $960. who doesn't know any more about mook. On her return she visited The question of increased en necting the ends of the rock roads. Fred A. Krihs e t ux to F. T. C'hap- Gaston and other lodges between cooking than a jack rabbit, and dowment hns been held in check My fall the people of the county man, SW quar sec 32. 1 S 3 , $1. never helped her mother three this city and her home at Klamath during the hard times by the days in her life. She is not a Kalis. The new president is a larger question of consolidation • S S 3 S S very plea-ant little lady, well beauty by any means, and has a with Albany College which has gait like a duck. The groom is versed in the history of the order been noticed in the papers. This an up-to-date loafer. He h a s and takes a sincere interest in her on anything in the line of projest has been approved by the been living off the old folks at work. She is also also president h i g h e s t educational officers of home all his life, and is not worth of the Klamath Falls Woman’s America and is still a very live club and expects to interest her shucks,. It will be a hard life. Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear issue at this time. “The governor of our great associates in a flower carnival on at half price; Children’s regular T h e regular college student her return home, having been state, a very ordinary man, and 25c hose, 2 pair for 25c. body has been increased 42 per who was elected by accident, was much impressed with the Portland cent, and the Freshman class in Corner Third St. and Pacific Ave here yesterday. He has very few Rose Show. creased last year 75 per c e n t Phone 41 x friends here now. He promised Conductor Craw, of the Forest over the year before. Increas some of the voters of this precinct Grove local, reports the find of a ing n u m b e r s of well-prepared a pieop of the pie in event of his thumb, which had been ampu students are coming from Port election, but had forgotten all tated. The amputated member land and the larger high schools about it when the time to hand was carefully packed in cotton, of Oregon and Washington. over the little office rolled around.’ and was in a pasteboard box. He It has been the policy of the ad If Sylvia had been your sister has found many strange things in ministration to keep in touch with or daughter you would have felt coaches, but this latest was grue the Alumni and old students. A , grateful had the editor said she some and takes the belt. Some determined effort has been made was “beautiful and accomplished,” party had been to Hillsboro and to ascertain the addresses of all of even tho you knew he lied like a had the digit cut off, and evident- the old students now living who fisherman. So you see how edi- j ly was taking it home as a souve- have been a year or more in resi- tors learn to lie nir.—Hillsboro Argus. dence at the college. In this ef- We’ll Save You Money Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions Closing Out F. A. MOORE Mister Merchant: Before you place your order for 1917 Calendars, see our line of sam ples; we may save you some money. The Forest Grove Express