aljp Ifnrrat (Srmir icxpmsa Published every Wednesday at Forest Grove, Oregon. W. C. Benfer. Editor and Publisher. •—-— 1 — * ""' 1 ■" '■ SUITS STRONG VALUES . i ■ Entered as second-class m atter Jan. 12. 1916, at the latstofflce at Forest Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879 ' ■ ■■■■ ' ■ ■ ——............................. * * ■ i i ■■■ , , a THURSDAY, JU L Y 13, 1916 * NOTES S S M STAMPS GIVEN S S H STAMPS GIVEN OVERCOATS R A IN C O A T S pM m C&tfong Go. C&t&rui Go. AND C O M M E N T S CS MORRISON ie a - iT o T M ia o «T» ag PORTLA N D , OREGON Two and a half dollars may seem quite a lot of money to pay for a Chautauqua ticket, but you get three entertainments a day for six days on one ticket. for people living beyond Hillsboro than the old fair grounds, for j money paid out in wages in this they have the choice of two rail industry is also considerable. roads and the new location is much more convenient for people f h e S t a t e o f O regO ll coming by rail from the south ,1 n While recent rains have injured while farmers who formerly drove to Test Paving Patent the Royal Ann cherry crop and Following is the program for the big Chautauqua nun-ting to be to Forest Grove by team and A press dispatch from Salem some hay, the moisture was the then took the train to the fair states that an investigation into held July 19 th 24, inclusive, in the big tent to be set up on the P 17. making of uncut grain and hay grounds will be saved the carfare the validity of the pat» nts held by Campus: and helped pastures immensely. A fternoon—Sacred Prelude they formerly paid. And Forest the Warren Construction company Junior Chautauqua 9:00 a. in. Elizabeth deB srrie Gill Admission J5c A Portland paper has discovered Grove people will not be Clin)] on bitulithic pavement was auth Serm on-Lecture, "C)neBlood” Afternoon Concert 2:30 that there are very few perfect pelled to pay carfare at all. If orized by the state highway com Rev. Dr. Frederick Vining Evening Concert 7:30 Fisher feet among the girl students of Forest Grove people were favored mission Thursday, and will be Admission 35c Afternoon Lecture 3:00 one of our colleges and another to the hurt of other people, there undertaken by State Highway E. W. C. 8. Vestcr Service Evening Lecture 8:15 All Invited paper has discovered a girl with might be grounds for kicking, but Engineer Lewis a n d Attorney Evening-—H arp Concert WEDNESDAY perfect ribs. Probably because the Express believes the majority General Brown, working in con Ellzalieth deB srrie Gill Htereopticon Lecture, Morning Junior ChautHuqun O rgan the first woman was made of a of people who would attend the junction. "A m erica Before the W orld" ising King A rthur'ii Court man’s rib, the men will say. fair will be benefited. Don’t you Rev. Dr. Frederick Vining Exercise* — Im Engineer Lewis will make a A fternoon—Opening Fisher p o r t a n t Announcements believe this, reader? searching investigation into the Admission 50c Su|wrinteiMlent Douglas county attorneys are Concert Ionian Serenailers MONDAY material facts necessary on which ! going to take a case to the su- j He Had a Lot of Sense Resiling» Ruth Meeker ! Morning—Ju nior Chautauqua A ill in»» ion 35 c preme court to have that body of There was an old geezer and he ,h *'attorney general will be asked King A rth u r's Court Evening-—Concert Ionian Serenailers Afternoon — Prelude long heads decide whether a black had a lot of sense. He started up to base an opinion. Im personations S. P lntt Jones K ekuku's IlMwaiian q u in tet This move was taken on re spot on a certain statute is a a business on a dollar-eighty cents. King A rth u r’s Pageant Humorist Admission 50c Su|>ervisor and Children comma or a fly-speck. Wonder The dollar for stock, and the commendation of Engineer Lewis, Admission 35c THURSDAY before undertaking the laying of a if the fly got on all the copies of eighty for an add brought him Evening-—An Evening in Hawaii Morning-—Junior Chautauqua (a) Ofiening Concert King A rth u r's Court the statute o f that particular : three lovely dollars in a day, by stretch of a mil • and a half of ex Kukuku'a Hawaiiana A fternoon-—Prelude Gullotta Trio perimental paving at Independ edition ? (b) Illustrated I-eeture, "Isles Popular le c tu re , “ The Seen dad ! Well, he bought more goods of P eace" Frederick J. Halton ence, using three types of pave ana U nseen’’ Dr. Elliott A. Boyl (c) Closing Concert, fe a tu r A Fourth-of-July celebration at and a little more space, and he ment, two of which might conflict Admission 35c ing "Aloha II»" (Good-bye) Evening—Concert Gullotta Trio played that system with a smile home would have kept thousands K ekuku's Hawaiian q u in tet with the Warren patents a n d Lecture Oration, "U ncle Sam 's Admission 75c Tom orrow” of dollars in Forest Grove and it on his face. The c u s t o m e r s render the state liable to payment Hon. Victor Murdock flocked to his two-by-four and Adults’ season tickets, $2.50; is to be hoped the towns that got of royalty or infringement pro- of Kansas children’s season tickets. $1.00. those thousands of Forest Grove j soon had to hustle for a regular Admission 75c Up on the square, whe„ ceedings unit® it was determined What It Cost 'Km dollars will reciprocate when the • , store. beforehand that the patents will Morning—Junior FRIDAY Chautauqua county fair is held this fall. And ^® P®°P!® he gobbled up a not hold good. From the Hillsboro Independ King A rth u r’s Court ent are taken the following figures the Express believes the people of comer that was all plate glass u n d e r - Afternoon— Prelude Lyric Ope ratio Co. The board’s decision to Inspirational Lecture, "T he on what Washington county can the county will remember Forest He fixed up the windows with the take the investigation was based Matchless Book" didates far office spent in the pri Grove’s liberality and come here best that he had and told them on reports of the Seattle case, in A rthur A. Franzke mary election: Admission 35c all about it in a half-page ad. for a good time in September. a” District Judge—Geo. R. Bag- He soon had ’em coming and he which Warren Brothers enjoined Evening—O p era" M arth Lyric Operatic Co. ley $504 05, W. H. Hollis $187.60, As the average citizen in this never, never quit, and he wouldn’t that city, and on reports of other Lecture, "H om e Town P re paredness” E x..... rnest D J - . Bias IS. S Johnson $64.90. country is better off now than cut down on his ads, one jit. cases in which it is said bitulithic Admission 50c Suite Senator—W. D. W o o d he has ever been before, he will And he’s kept things humming in pavement has been laid withou $11.50, R. M. Erwin nothing. SATURDAY “Stop, look and listen” a good the town ever since, and every- paying royalty to the Warren Morning—Junior Chautauqua Joint Senator—Jesse Edwards King A rth u r's Court while before he takes the leap into body ca„s him the Merchant company. $100, T. B. Handley $80.10, F. I. Afternoon — Concert the dark which the republican Prince. Some say it’s luck, b u t ' The allegations in the Seattle W itepskie’s Royal Hungarian Michel brook $80.10, H. O. Miller O rchestra chieftains are most cordially and that’s all bunk—why he was do answer to Warren Brothers’ com for Miehelbrook $73.40, John U. Popular L e c t u r e , "Success Smith $92.85. even frantically inviting him to ing business when times were plaint were in substance that W here You A re" Mrs. H arriet* Gunn Robertson Representatives—Benton Bow take. They offer him nothing punk ! People have to purchase Frederick Warren, who was grant Evening-—Grand C oncert man $10.08, B. P. Cornelius $14, better, nothing new, nothing con and Geezer was w ise —for he ed the basic patent in May, 1903, W itepskie’s Royal Hungarian L. A. Fernsworth $89.07, S. A. I). O rchestra crete. They simply stand on the knew the way to get ’em was t o | was not the first inventor, that Meek $15, E. L. Moore $79.40, Popular Selections the same mixture had been used side of the road making faces and advertise. Mme. Kay Morvilius S. Paisley $17.30, A. E. Scott Accompanied by Royal Hun more than two years previous to , throwing brickbats at the demo $53.15, William Schulmerieh 50 garians Washington County Transfers rents, Manche Laugley and H. V. the granting of the patent, that cratic procession as it sweeps Admission 75c Meade nothing. The following real estate trans- the mixture had been previously SUNDAY grandly on to victory with bands | District Attorney—H. T. Bag- Morning— -Usual S e r v i c e s in All playing a n d banners flying.— fers were recorded with the regis- patented by other parties, and i Churches ley $248.61, E. B. Tongue $267.39. ter of deeds at Hillsboro during that it had been described in de Champ Clark. the past week: A town that never has any Charles P McCan and w f to Louis F tail in a large list of publications which are appended to the Seattle i thing to do Ì£ a public way is on Henderson, 25.42 acres sec 32, 1 N 3, a n s w e r . The document also the way to the cemetery. Any $12,000. citizen who will do nothing for his Frank Thomas Chapman e t ux to names many cities in which th e ; town is helping to dig the grave. Pauline Miller Chapman, 10 acres sec pavement is said to have been 31, 1 S 3, $10. A man that knocks the town Anna F Viohl to O tto Wohler e t ux, used previously. should he spent at Tillamook. Attorney General Brown de furnishes the coffin. The man 47 acres sec 11, 1 S 3, $7000. You will find the weather cool, who is so selfish as to have no Charles F Peterson e t ux to H A clared it to be the biggest subject that had ever been passed up to for it comes miles and miles time from his business to give to Rue, 10.15 acres F orest Grove, $10. him for an opinion. Frank M. Ramsey e t ux to Henry T from off the Pacific. You can city affairs is making the shroud. Shorb, 1-10 acre in D L C of Elkanah State Engineer Lewis said it The man who wiii not advertise is W alker, sec 36, 1 N 4, $1500. find much to do at the Tilla driving the hearse. The m an Thomas Cox et ux to Benjamin E 1 was of vital importance to the mook County Beaches. Bath who is always pulling back from B arrett, 6625 sq f t in Samuel Shepherd road building plans of the state ing, dancing, hiking, picnick : to have the matter settled as soon any public enterprise throws bou D L C, sec 16, 1 N 4, $40. ing, playing tennis or golf. quets at the grave. The man C C Shaw trustee, to G A Wilcox, as possible, especi illy in view of in tere st in certain lots and the fact that the government now who is so stingy' as to be howling undivided blks in Knob Hill add to F orest Grove, proposes to apportion $150,000,- hard times preaches the funeral $ 10 . D a ily T r a in s from P o r t la n d i 000 among the various states for sermon, sings the doxology, and Visited Hop Yards leaving at 7:45 A. M. and 1:40 road work of which Oregon will thus the town lies buried from all j . . . . A dozen members of the Com get $1,221.750. P. M. Afternoon t r a i n has s o r r o w a n d c a re .-U > v d a n d ,L erC|al club and other business observation car. (Colo.) Herald. Samuel A d a i r of Portland, men last Saturday accepted the The editor of the Express has invitation of Manager Ralph father of Lieutenant Henry Adair, heard a little muttering because Oglesby of the Seavy hop yards one of the victims of the ambush L o w R o u n d T r ip F a r e s the Washington County Fair is to visit and inspect the yards. of American soldiers at Carrizal, to be held in this city, where Mr. Oglesby explained to those j Mexico, died last Thursday, with are on sale daily from all sections to Tillamook there is no provision for horse- who did not understand the hop out having been told of his son’s County Beaches. These include B a y o c e a n , death. The elder Adair was ill at Neah-Kah-Nie, Manzanita and the Garabaldi racing. The writer likes racing as industry just how the hops are the time of the Carrizal massacre Beaches. well as anybody, provided the raised, gathered and cured and and, out of kindness, the news of races are fast, but he doesn’t care many of the visitors were sur Ask agent for booklet and other information much -for the average county fair prised to learn the extent of the his son’s death was kept from him. JO H N M. SCOTT, race. They take so much of the money invested in the hop in Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland Littler's Pharmacy has been money that should go for fat dustry in this county. The Seavey giving some of the best bargains swine, pedigreed cattle, horses, yard alone comprises 160 acres, in stationery to be had any place, sheep, etc., that the races are a with a dozen expensive buildings and they will continue these big doubtful investment. F o r e s t to take care of the crop and live- cut-prices for another week. It Grove is easier to reach by rail stock employed. The amount of will pa., you to investigate. Chautauqua Begins Next Wednesday [} Your VACATION TRIP * 1 YT 7 1 ! . /"I r s • • 1 J , f A ... ! n 4 / L , m m a ra n 1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC ST Q