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E n te re d as se co n d -cla ss m a tte r J a n . 12, 1916. a t th e p o ato tflce a t F o re s t G ro v e,
O rego n , u n d e r th e A ct o f M arch 3. 1879
T H U R SD A Y , JU L Y 6. 1916
A N D
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OVERCOATS
RAINCOATS
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STRONG
VALUES
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ried men. while the less patriotic
“ They talk about a w om an's sphere, angle men are permitted to shirk
seasonably painted, that is, so j Washington county fair und L.
0 . A. f . Hens Beat Record
As though it had a lim it!
The British government en
After having shattered all rec
T h e re 's not a place in e a rth or heaven. countered this difficulty when the that they will merge with the M. Graham authorised to look
pastoral ensemble and not to be after state fair exhibit.—Hillsboro ords for one week’* luying at the
T h e re ’s not a task to m ankind given.
demands of the war men ran into
T h e re ’s not a blessing or a woe.
startling They must be green in Independent.
Storrs, Connecticut. Egg laying
the millions. Married men point-1
T h e re 's not a w hispered yes or no,
spring, golden in summer, red in
Contest, the Oregon*, entered by
T h e re 's not a d eath , th e re 's not a ed to manifest injustice of asking
DILLEY NEWS NOTES
autumn
and
white
in
winter.
the Poultry department of the
b irth
them to enlist and leave their
6—
Automobiles
running
on
the
Oregon
Agricu'tural College, came
Herbert Hubbard drove over
T h a t has a fe a th e r's w eight o f w orth. families while thousands of foot
country
roads
at
night
must
send
W ith o u t a woman in it!”
right back the following week and
to Banks last week on business.
loose single men hung back. The
up a red rocket every mile, and
did
two eggs better. The first
Mrs. Louis Miszof Forest Grove
It appears the allies, also, know government was driven to adopt
wait ten minutes for the road to was a Diley visitor on Thursday. week’s record that excited the
compulsion f o r t h e unwilling
something about drives.
j clear They may proceed carefully
The team that hauls the milk comment of poultry journals and
single men in order to induce the
The next big event is the Chau willing married m en to serve blowing their horns and shooting wagon ran away last week, newspapers all over the United
tauqua, July 19 to 24, and the The voluntary system was also Roman candles.
but no damage was done. Some States, was 62 eggs by the [>en of
7—
All
members
of
the
society
next after that is the county fair, wasteful, for it imposed on the
boys were firing crackers in front ten hens This was an average
will give up Sunday to chasing
Sept. 20 to 23, inclusive.
of the store, which frightened the of 6 2-10 eggs per hen a week,
government the obligation to pro-
automobiles, shooting and shout horses.
almost an egg a day. The follow
It’s a safe bet that President vide for the families of the mar-
ing to them, making arrests and
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin took ing week's record was 61 eggs or
Wilson will be damned if we have ried, though under compulsion it otherwi-e discouraging country
dinner Sunday at the DeShazer an average of 6 4-10 eggs per day.
war with Mexico and damned if could have called out an equal touring on that day.
The grand average of all pens and
home.
we don’t, so he might as well do number of unmarried without in-
8— In case a horse will not pass
Mrs. F. M. Sutford was host varieties for the same week was
as he pleases about the matter, curring that obligation.
an automobile an automobilist ess to the G. L. It. club on Thurs 4 5 eggs |>er hen.
It’s sometime? worth something
At the outset our preparations
will take the machine apart as day.
to satisfy your own conscience.
for war with Mexico have dem-
Rooms to rent, furnished or un
rapidly as possible and conceal
.. ~
, .
onstrated that the voluntary sys-
Mrs.
Joe
Vermilyea
has
been
furnished.
Mrs. Mallory, north
U hile the prohibition wave may tem b waatefu, and unjust. „ the parts in the grass.
A street and First avenue, or
9— In the case of an automo quite sick the first week.
injure the hop m ark«. It is creat- actua| war s h o u | d come an<1
22-1 f
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hecox phone 0188.
ing a d e m a n d f o r tem peranrelshou|d MIend tQ ( h . comp|eu. bile approaching a farmer’s house
drinks that will help the berry pacification of Mexico, we may when the roads are dusty it will were visiting Frank Crowthers
market. Several Oregon brewer- expect further evidence of the slow down to one mile an hour on Sunday,
J u p it e r '. Moon*.
ies have been converted into same kind when more men are and the chauffeur will lay the
Thi-
*
tn
teu
ii-n t th a t J u p ite r '» nnx>n»
dust
in
front
of
the
hou^e
with
loganberry juice extracting and called into the army. Either men
< H >
r a n oc<*nali>iinlly Lie »eeu w ith o u t o p
hand sprinkler worked over the tl<'n 1 a id by keen n lg h ted p entnu» n e e d ,
bottling plants.
1 will be restrained from enlisting
dashboard.
.n in e q u alifica tio n .
W ith in th e la .t
Forest Grove sent a big crowd by regard for their families or the
q u a r te r o f a c e n tu ry th e »(met* |>ene-
to Hillsboro’s Fourth of July cele- Government will overcome their
tru tlu ft p o w e r o f th e c a m e ra , co m b in ed
Jurors Drawn
th e w o rld ’» Ktnnt teleaeo |w a. tin .
bration last Tuesday and the reluctance by supporting those de
County Clerk Luce and Sheriff a w d ith
d e d no fe w e r tlia u live J o v ia n .a te l
FO REST GROVE
county seat should reciprocate pendent on them. In the one case Reeves last week drew the follow Ute» to th e fo u r w hich lln llle l die-
during the county fair—which is the Nation will lose good soldiers; ing-named as jurors for the July co v ered 31») y ea r» aip> F o u r o f th e
TO
O re new nioona w ere " u e tte d " a t th e
their fair as much as it is Forest in the other it will unnecess inly | term of circuit court:
S A N F R A N C IS C O
uli» IJ c k o b s e rv a to ry . on M ount
Grove’s, except that it is to be pay good money in order to get i George H. Snider, Beaverton, fam
H a m ilto n , C a lifo rn ia , u n d th e fifth U
R O U N D T R IP
held nearer this city.
them.—Oregonian.
to th e c re d it o f G re e n w ic h o b se rv a to ry .
R. 3.
Hut all o f th e ne.v dU co v erie« a r e ao
G ood f o r 30 l)ay a
A. J. Roy, Hillsboro.
While y o u c a n n o t purchase
What to Learn
■m all an d . w ith o n e ex c e p tio n . »•> die
James
Thompson,
Hillsboro.
N in rty -d a y T ic k e t $35
ta u t fro m J u p it e r th a t th e y a r e t>eyond
patriotism, it is well to remember
There are five t h i n g s in life
th e r a n g e o f n a k e d ey e vtalon, ev en
Walter
C.
Anderson,
Metzger.
Meal» and b erth included on th e
that you cannot expect a soldier which we ought to learn, Here
Herman Bernards, Forest Grove trom J u p it e r it» eir. u nieea a n o b s e rv e r Twin I' m I mcch S .8 . N o rth ern i'ariH c
ami G re a t N o rth e rn —o nly 26 hours
to be very loyal when he doesn’t they are:
on th e p la n e t h a d b e tte r eychlgtit th a n
R.
2.
a t sea. Must d elig h tfu l trip on the
w
e
te
rre
s
tria
l»
.
In
d
ee
d
,
to
nee
S
a
te
l
know that his wife and babies are
1. Learn to laught A good
W est Goaat.
C.
H
McClure,
Sherwood.
lite IX (th e la te s t a d d itio n to J u p ite r 's
being fed while he is at the front. laugh is better than medicine.
fam ily o f m oon»t a h y p o th e tic a l ob
Eldridge Abbott. Hillboro.
OREGON ELECTRIC
If Uncle Sam enlists married men,
2. Learn how to tell a helpful
s e rv e r on J u p it e r w o u ld n eed e y e s ig h t
Jeptha
Garriirus,
Banks.
c a p a b le o f se e in g a s ta r 300 tim e s
some provision must be made for story. A well-told story is as wel
NORTH BANK ROAD
Daniel
Deaville,
Hillsboro,
R
.
f a in te r th a n th e fu lu te » t v isib le to hu
their families.
come as a sun-beam in a sick
S.S. NORTHERN PACIFIC
m an e y e s ig h t.—L oudon C h ro n icle.
4.
room.
and
Why should Chamberlain worry
Charles R. Wescott, Gaston.
3. L^arn to keep your troubles
about a naval base at the mouth
Thomas Tucker, one of the
Alfred R Stephens, Banks.
S i GREAT N0R1HERN
of the Columbia River? Why to yourself. The w o r l d is too
first
County Commissioners of Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday
John List, Sherwood.
worry about anything? He was busy to linger over your ills and
Washington County, died June 17
John F. Carstens, Banks.
sorrows.
triumphantly re-elected in 1914, i
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. l-ow F a re s fo r H o u n d T7I A Q r p
Oliver B. GaD-s. Hillsboro.
and he does not come up for re-, 4. Learn to stop croaking.
. . . . If
Hershel Clutter, Sherwood R. Charles A. Elwell, Portland, at T rip s to all cities of the L A u A
election for four years. By that S'0» “ ""»)
" > “ >»
the age of 85 years. He has lived D irect via the Moat Scenic Route»
o f A m erica, o r via C alifornia.
time the naval base will be for- wo.rld- ,kwp the bad
>'ou"*'lf- ,
in Portland since 1908.
Wm. Hunter, Orenco.
gotten—he hopes. But the case . .
.. *_, J
Thom. R. Johnson, Gales Creek
CLATSOP BEACH FOR VACATIONS
We will insure your auto against
of Senator Lane is, or ought to be W|L a smi e."
,e ^ car^y to°
Wm. P. Kilgore, Cornelius.
fire, theft and collision. Hancock
J. E. FARMER, Agent
different. He must stand for re-
kfro" n s ‘n th?lr ow" h<?art3
Alien Dilley, Forest Grove.
& Wiles.
9-tf
election year after next. When he t0 ^ b? iher!? " ,,h an* of )'°ur3- Thomas M. Kerr, Hillsboro.
Forest Grove, Ore.
Job printing—phone 821.
considers that it Is quite the -B ro o k lyn Eagle.
Wm. Vanderzanden, F o r e s t
fashion in Oregon to elect Demo-
Rules of the Road
! Grove R 2.
cratic Senators on the basis of
Following are the “Rules of the
Winfield E. Pegg, Beaverton.
things promised and hoped for Road,” as adopted by the Farm-
Arnold Dysle, Portland, R. 2.
and not on the record of service ers’ Anti-Automobile society of an
Henry C. Reese, Cornelius R.
rendered, he, too, may well cheer eastern state:
2
up.—Oregonian.
1—Upon discovering an ap-
George W. Beal, jr., Seghers.
Paul Beck, Gaston R. 1.
Yyp. ^ P O I N T IN
proaching team, the automobilist
must stop off-side and cover his
Martin C. Larsen, Beaverton
VOLUNTARY SERVICE
machine Pwith a blanket painted to R. 2.
on any promise we make to deliver work on
Discussion of the provision to correspond to the scenery,
James C Clark, Forest Grove.
a
given date. The Express has one of the
be made for the families of married j 2—The speed limit on country
Fred Dober, Cornelius R. 2.
best
equipped little printing plants in the
members of the National Guard roads this year, will be secret and
Henry P. Roberts, Gaston R 1.
Willamette valley, having added several
who are on active service brings the penalty for violation will be Joshua Adkins, Gales Creek.
hundred dollars’ worth of material to the
to the front o n e o f the weak $10 for every mile an offender is
points in the voluntary system of caught going in excess of it.
Williams plant for
Bridge Bids Opened
enlistment. That is its happy-
3—In case an automobile makes
The county court met Saturday
go lucky method of taking men a team run away, the penalty will and opened bids for the Cambell,
for military service without re- be $50 for the first mile, $100 for Christensen and Jackson bridge-,
purposes and more good material is on the
gard to the question whether they the second, $200 for the third, John Lorsung and J. W. Goodin
way. The management would very much
are the ones who can best be etc., that the team runs; in ad- were the only bidders, the former
appreciate it if those in new! of stationery,
spared from civil life. The rational dition to the usual damages,
being the low man on all three
office blanks, or any other kind of printing
course would be to call out first
4_on approaching a corner bridges. Tenders were as follows:
would call at the office for samples and
the young men upon whom no where he cannot command a view
Cambell bridge—John Lorsung
prices. If you’re too busy to come to the
persons are dependent and not to 0f the road ahead, the automobil- $238; J. W. Goodin $340.
office use the phone and a representative
call out those having families un- ¡8t must stop not less than 100
Christensen bridge—John Lar-
will call on you.
PHONE 821
til single men are all in the ranks, yards from the turn, toot his horn, sung $178; J. W. Goodin $295.
By making the choice according ring his bell, fire a revolver, halloo,
Jackson bridge—John Lorsung
to men’s willingness to serve, the and send up three bombs at inter- $118; J . W. Go )din $157
state places an unfair burden on vals of five minutes.
A. T. Buxton was appointed
the patriotic, self-sacrificing mar-
5—Automobiles must again be premium commissioner for the
“ Woman’s Sphere”
SUMMER TOURS
$32
'<
.
We’ll Make Good
. . . JOB PRINTING . . .