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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1916)
\ âlip Jiitrpat (émue ^Express Publish««! every Thursday at Forest Grove, Oregon. W. C. Benfer, Editor and Publisher. It’s up to you, mothers of Oregon, whether you go on record for blessed peace or for bloody war. VOTE FOR Entered as second-class matter Jan. 12, 191«}. at tue post Oregon, under the Act o f March 3, 1879 PASTE THIS I P! Mr. Wilson has thrown the THURSDAY. OCT. » 1916 Hughes party into fits by inti mating that a victory for them NOTES AND C O M M E N T S would mean war with Mexicy and European powers, says the Port gress from this district, has taken land N’t ws his stand for prohibition and for Mr. Wilson is perfectly justified that reason, if for no other, should in drawing such conclusion, for receive the support of every be these reasons: liever In the p inciple of prohibi Neither Mr. Hughes nor one of tion, regardless of party affilia his backers tells how j>eace would tion. The editor of the Express be preserved by any other policy has so far failed to learn where than that maintained by Wilson, Mr. Hawley, the other candidate. which has succeeded in preserving stands on this question. Some of! Mr. es’ his friends claim he is a prohibi -1 I peace. Indeed, m ‘ * * H * u «* g * h '«-« • , . •, ., , .. |chief aide, Roosevelt, rageth with tionist, while others d e n y it. L. . . * I the war spirit. Weatherford is outspoken in his Secondly, every interest in this feelings and you know where to | country that would make huge find him, after his ehction. Can profit from war is for Hughes. Mr. Hawley’s supporters say as Thirdly, a victory for Hughes much for him? j would be taken by Germany as The way to get national prohi If Toothful Teddy really knows repudiation of Wilson for putting bition is to send prohibitionists to Paid Advt) congress. Weatherford is a pro as much about managing the^ d o w n t h e submarine crusade hibitionist. He is also a mighty affairs of the U. S. as he pretends, against ships of peace, and such people and as he took the side of Washington County Transfers it’s too bad he didn’t possess that crusades would be resum«*d with the railroad managers against the smart lawver. The following real estate trans ---------- 7 knowledge when he w*as presi- tenfold horror», and, to stop them, employees on i he eight hour day fers were recorded with the regis W ith three railroad presidents den^ it might have aided him w e would have to have war with law, so he announces that he ter of deeds at Hillsboro during supporting W ii-on and Mar>hall, ¡n preventing the most serious Germany and. consequently, a would take the side of speculators the past week: it doesn t look as though W ilson’s financja | panjc the country has condition in this country fright Wm. D. Van Antwerp et al* to Jul- in foreign lands as against the way of averting a strike was much seen in forty years Do you p e o -' ful beyond the power of imagi- peopla at home, even to the use iuN Kopplin lot« 4 and 5, blk 7, South of a crime again>t the railroads. p|e who had money in the bank nation. And it is highly probable of armed force. Well, this ought Park add to Foreat Grove, $10. A. O. Sherman et al to F. Daven -r, , in 1907 1907 remember remember what what a time that war with Germany would to give him the votes of the sp*c- in The Express hears of a fruit-! port. 20 aerea sec 15, 1 S 4, $10. you had getting part of it out to lead to immediate war with M ex ulators. hut it ought to lose him Pearl E. H t f a w «-t v tf t<> w . r . grower on Davio’s Hill who is buy groceries? When one sees a ico. Once in war, the admini the votes of those who would Arthur et ux, part o f blk 13, Foreat betting money on Wilson, but is man like T e d d y galavanting stration would not hesitate to have to bear the burden. Grove, $10. going to vote for Hughes. He M. Eetitia Simon et vir to Minnie E. around the country telling how surrender t o t h e dollar-drunk W. J BRYAN. doesn’t mind losing his vote, but Wilcox, 17.50 arrea in C. D. Wilcox President Wilson has failed, it is American element that demands he’s taking a sure thing on his D E C No. 59. 1 N 2, $10. enough to make a wooden Indian intervention in Mexico for the The Wilson administration is A. C. Schute et ux to John Parsons, money. __ __ _____ ____ protection of loot in Mexico. laugh. not only against war, but it. is 37.03 acres in John Harris D I, C, secs If you want to win fame and ------— ------------ . . . | Let no American mother, or willing to pay, so far as money 4. 5, 6. 8, 9. 1 N 8. $2000. The Express has been criticised father, or youth of soldier age be fortune, invent a substitute for Delia M. Hall et vir to Clarence E. can pay, for past wars The last leather. The way the price of for supporting Wilson when it fooled ; \ Hughes victory in congress raised widows’ pensions Carnahan, lot 15, blk 1, Curtin add to that useful commodity is climb claims to bean independent news November means war. Instead from $12 to $20 per month. This forest Grove, $250. ing up the toboggan, we’ll either paper. It is because the Express of happy families, family funerals.! applies to women who were mar The Western Walnut associa have to find a substitute or go is independent of all party organi In-tead of full dinner pails, full ried to soldiers in the Mexican tion will hold a meeting at North zations that it is able to support coffins. Instead of an America barefooted before long. Yakima, W’ash , Nov. 1 , 2 and 3 Wilson. The editor of the Ex as anchor of civilization, an Amer- and Civil wars prior to and at and Secretary Meade has notified If you dance, you should buy a press was not a democrat four ¡ea ma(j wjth the blood lust that the time of the war and those the public that if fifty or more at ticket to the dance given by the years ago, but because he is SUP‘ is burning c h u r c h e s , homes , 1 who are over 70 years of age ami tend, a railroad rate of one and a band boys next Saturday night. porting a democratic president gchoolhouses, starving o r out- married soldiers after the war. third fares for the round trip can We can’t expect to have a band and vice president, he is this fall ragjnK women and children, pol- Marriage since the death of the he had. I'ay full fare to North annuls the unless we support it. The band registered as a democrat. And |utjng the minds and hearts of soldier-husband Yakima and take agent’s receipt pension. hasn’t been treated very well this he is supporting the democratic men over almost all the rest of for same and this receipt and one- year, especially during the fair. national ticket because he thinks tbe worjd A great many people claim third fare gets you a ticket to Wilson has earned the support of Mr Hughes and hU backers that political speeches do not in return home. J. W. Dawson, one of the re every independent voter by his publican presidential electors from wisdom in maintaining peace and will not tell us what they will do. fluence people in voting, hut O. M. ■ W’ hile sawing wood on t h e West Virginia, has asked that his prosperity when half the civilized We know what Woodrow Wilson Sanford says that Monday three B«*al place last Thursday, Joe name be left off the ticket, as he world is bankrupt and at war will do by what he has done dur men who h a v e been wearing Boyd of Dilley cut one of his Hughes buttons came to him for is going to support Wilson and The independent newspaper is the ing the last four years hands quite severely. It is not Wilson pictures, saying t h e y Hughes— War, w i d o w s and Marshall Dawson is a coal op- only one which dares do what believed he will lose any of his wanted to put them i n their erator and heavy employer of la- owner thinks best for the ¡e orphans, was’ age fingers, but some of the joints Wilson— Peace and prosperity.! windows. Did Senator Chamber- bor. ___ ... _ __ may lx* stiffened. It is an issue plainly made by lain cause this change, or was it For many years prior to the If the women of Washington the Hughes party and m a d e t h e reading o f Mr. Hughes’ The editor of the Express will county believe in woman’s suff European war, E n g l i s h and plainer every time one of that; speeches that caused these men to pay cash for about six cords of rage, they should show it by elect F r e n c h capitalists i n v e s t e d party opens his mouth to advise; change politics ? oak wood. Who has it? ing Miss Manche Langley to the heavily in American bonds and the voter. Put this on the door state legislature. She is much mortgages, When the war broke; of yonr home, the door of you r. more competent than some of the out, they dumped these secur store, the door of your factory: men running against her. How ities back a n d took American Hughes— War, Wr i d o w s and gold; then they began «lumping about it, ladies? Orphans, Wastage. back the gold in exchange for Wilson — Peace, Prosperity. The Express editor doesn’ t foods and war supplier Under “ Honest Bob” and Good Service ROBERT SERVICE FOR COUNTY JUDGE know whether Judge Reasoner should be recalled or not. If half the things his opponents charge against him are true, he isn’ t fit for the office; but if you take the word of his friends, he is compe- tent and should not be recalled, Take your choice. the wise leadership of Woodrow Wilson, America now has the securities and t h e gold. Had W ilson allowed this country to become involved in the war—and he is severely criticised for Dot declaring war on Germany when the Lusitania was sunk— Amer ica would have been poorer by On page five of this issue a ;- miHjons than when the war start- the e school pears m senool budget to be ^ Andi what ■„ m„ re t. acted on N ov. 18th. Study the aWe 8li|, thousands iu aWe LOCATED AT LAST Mr. Hughes has been located at last. He states his position when he repudiates the doctrine of the administration, as stated by Dr. Eliot, namely, “ No inter vention by force of arms to pro tect o n foreign soil American commercial and manufacturing adventurers, who, of their own free will, have invested their mon ey or risked their lives in foreign »anything bodied men would have perished parts under alien jurisdiction nf thl dir r to r a l-r o ’ K IV P nvir nr I A P a r b r - n r tn n ' J FarleO Huxtt n These are 'L l nr ful and er nservative men and careful an c n e nd on foreign and hundreds of thousands would have been taken from shops, mills and farms of America to face needless hard- ships and possib|e death. Vote In denouncing this doctrine Mr. Hughes commits himself to the opposite doctrine that justifies wars for the extension of trade, As he took the side of the rail- ^v'naver ^ h e a r t w ilu J ^ L d T taxpayers a he , wi g * to receive suggestions or explain eir posi ions.—^------ ------------- Mark Weatherford, democratic and prohibitiop candidate for con- for Hu« hes if you wish, but re- roads against the patrons when he member when you do so that he vetoed the two-cent fare bill in and h j s mouthpieces (notably New York; as he took the side of I eddy) are criticising Wilson for the tax dodgers on the income his policy of “ watchful waiting.’ ’ tax; as he has taken the side of " atchful waiting has resulted in j the shipping trust against the J. E. REEVES Ballot No. 72 For SHERIFF and LAW ENFORCEMENT Paid Advt