{ültp IFnrrüt (Brmtr ^Expresa Publish«?»! every Thumlay at Forest Grove, Oregon. W. C. Benfer, Editor and Publisher. Entered as second-class matter Jan. 12. 1916, at ine pos Oregon, under the Act of March X, 1S79 THURSDAY, NOV. 23 1916 N O T E S AND C O M M E N T S S & H STAMPS GIVEN 3 & H STAMPS G IVfH STRONG M VALUES * SUITS OVERCOATS R A IN C O A T S elc n C ébtñirui Co. <¿fápn C& tñfoui Co M O R B I SON ATS O ' i 1 6 6 —I T O T M I R Ò «T . C / PORTLAND, OREGON The New York newspapers, * a tree or flower, but it drooped— Double S. & H. Stamps Given r « C Ä C ,Bl *l,hl" r o. e *„ h n ni upon hearing that New York had and—died ” Henryville-Cosl min*? here It* used furnish a suitable set of plans and gone for Hughes, immediately SIGNS OF PROSPERITY | hik I will lie operated. L. M .Graham, who took Wash drawings. These have been de conceded the election of Hughes. One of Hill lines «¡Ida /> per cent t«. If one of those New Yotk editor.-» ington county’s exhibit to the signed with a view of meeting the Park, Nov. 20-Snake River Mining all who get under $200 a month, ever gets beyond the Alleghany state fair and looked after if dur needs of a farmer in the south, a company haa opened the new mill and K,K-k Island eluhhouae in Willamette r u . i ,,, |„. |,u l| t mountains he will be the mo-t ing the fair, has made a statement farmer in the north, the man on a is g e t t i n g g o o d results. McMinnville--Co-opcrativc c a n n e r y Portland Monarch sawmill sold and (published elsewhere in this issue)l reclamation project and so on. surprised individual in the world. and fruit-drying plant planned for thia million dollar rolling mills planned, that is if he has any capacity for ^is stewardship and the suite- The department plans to issue locality and Yamhill farmers and hua - 1 Lincoln county muy bridge Yaquina being surprised since he heard the ^Dent is rtm.ukab.e in that then* a catalogue in the near future ¡ness men visit similar plants at Ku- river near the head of the Bay. returns from the middle west. ^ m o n e y 1« .t and Nlr. Gr.ih.im containing illustrations of all the gem-. MU’City-Frank Potter will build a —Bryan’s Commoner. did not take anything for his time designs for the various kinds of (’oos Hay—'Threa large veaaels on ways shingle mill here. or services. I his may not be farm buildings which it has pro- Ht North Bern! shipyard. D sllas-J. K. Armshy Co. haa million So long as the people of Forest new’ for L. M. Graham, but there pared, so that farmers who con Rugent*-Fresh fish by the carload ar« pounds of prune* swelling shipment, Grove turn out as the did last are not many Graham’s in the template building operations can being shipped from Um|*|ua river by Pendleton woolen mill* book twenty way of Willaniette-Pseitie and Kugene thousand dollar order for marching unl- Saturday, when nearly 200 of world—just like t h i s one. He select their drawings from the to new York. | forms. them attended a school budget seems to belong to that old school catalogue. In t h e meantime, Bitndon—Old Eagle mine near Bullards Roeehurg-The O. & C. land grant meeting, the schools are safe. And of citizens who believe public ¡such plans will be sent as seem to changes name to Plutina Y O ro Mining lnnd* «re to be thrown open in 1917. the fact that they voted nearly work is its own reward; that meet the needs of any particular Co., and output will be increased to 200 Oregon wool ha* recently sold In tons daily. i Portland for the highest price in history two to one in favor of a 17-mill every man owes a ctrtain amount situation. Astoria--With Its) acre* of cranberry ! °f the state. levy as against a 12 mill levy, of work to his community with W. C. T. U. Parlor Meeting !“ •*; " hich “ , For Sale Rose Comb Rhode further demonstrates that the tax out pay. Mr. Graham’s actions After Election, What?” led by in t J ^ X rry ¡ S “ ,f u,,.l| Ke(J fock.jrel; full ‘“ ‘»'her payers have confidence in their are so different from those of < *f pullets entered In Laying < on- Nlrs. Boldrick, occupied the lime St. Johns**Providing for future |>un- SOME of the county fair directors school trustees. Taxes are high test at Washington Stale College. ^ fully &ttended parlor meeting int?*w# the* stHiuiifrr-i lurkMon ooinpiuiy Inquire in this city and county, but the (who took everything in sight &nd at this office. tf directors made it plain that they asked other-? to sign notes cover o f th e W . C . T . U . at Mrs. Mar- iH to have four net* of way» at the Job printing phone 821. ing a a d x- s illio t'8 on F rid a y >a ^ - Nwrth h*rl"'ri needed the higher levy for lor a a t t J *ng u eficit e n c u that i n a i it it gives’the -i> u,« E i.x on property adjoining that PU"t’ of ths ''*"*** Mon- j I he subject was opened by a lir,.h M il,| least two years, to run the schools press pleasure to tell the whole Junction City—('arpenter A Chambers and pay off back debts, and the world that L. M. Graham is NOT K'*tVV of the results of the elec voters gave it to them. And the a swine, but a public-spirited cit- tion, given by Mrs. Penfield. setting up sawmill west o f here to cut tie* *t sub-contract to the Men- people were right, in the writer’s; izen, always willing to do his part Following this, each o n e present gave w h a t, to them, was the most ‘ eiee i‘u,,,hvr company of Portland who opinion. If we must skimp, le t! for the upbuilding of his com- order from Oregon Electric, North interesting of the results aceom- B have us do it some place other than the I munity. a n k an d afliliau d lines for MO,000 pushed. One woman who had ties. WHY DON’T YOU schools- _____________ FEDERAL ASSISTANCE v o te d many years in Colorado Oregon and W'a*hington tide water CALL ON TO FARMERS said that this was the first elec- m*11* «hipped 34,212.7H7 feet of lumber Last week’s issue of the Weekly 1 A n y farmer in the United lion since leaving that state, in du™K ° ctob*r. Whine, a l i a s News-times, con Astoria Flouring MUI» c o m p a n y tained the announcement that States who is thinking about which she had got all H she I wanted award» contracta for 990^000 worth of Joseph P. Hurley had purchased building a house, barn, silo, corn- Many voiced the sentiment that additional machinery. ASK HIM ABOUT the interest of A. E Scott in that crib, or other farm structure and Oregon dry w a s the greatest i Grant* Pa«*—Improvement company PRICES ON publication and that the latter wants to get from Uncle Sam achievement, while the fact th a t1 bc Incorporate«! to «upply water to would retire from the business, to drawings and blueprints for a four states and one territory had la"d owner« in district north of river. , , , . i Portland—Northwest Steel Co, con- devote himself to other interests, model structure, can now write to been added to the prohibition Uriipl.tt. s adding mi 1 It<.;. .1..11.«r rolling Whether this is a real sale, or the ofjice of public roads and ranks seemed to rank with the mill to their plant; »«.*veral hundred ad- merely a pretense, the Express rural engineering of the depart- former in importance; also that ditional men would be employed AND GET A HIGH CASH cannot say. T i m e wi l l tell, ment of agriculture at Washing- Arkansas and Colorado had re- Portland held tax increase down t<* PRICE FOR YOUR one-hundredths of a mill and cut There are rumors, however, to the ton and get them free, says the affirmed their allegiance to pro «even PRODUCE ? $726,000 from budget. effect that ever since Squatter Portland News. hibition. ‘‘What shall we d o Oregon tax limitation law will com- Hurley attached himself, l i k e The agriculture department has next ?” came last; and Rev. R. E. pell reduction in all department*. Phone 41 X Sailor Sinbad’s “ Old Man of the prepared designs including various Dunlap opened this with a brief Lakeview v o t e « twenty thousand Pacific Ave. and Third St. Sea,” to the News-Times, he has types of farm houses, barns, silos, but most interesting talk, empha- dollar bond* to buy railroad right of made Aaron Scott’s bed anything a hay shed, .-heep sheds, a corn- sizing the fact that the work of but a bed of roses On the sur- crib, a combined wagon shed, the temperance forces had only doll“™ b ^ u , ' ^ ¡ ¿ 1 ! N.HOFFM AN face, it looks like Hurley had machinery shed and shop and a just begun and that much Oregon and Eastern railroad, crowded Scott out of his bed. poultry house Soon the designs1 opposition might b e expected Florence-Capital to be enlisted for Attorney At I>aw And ’tis too bad, too. Just as the of various types of hog houses within the next two years pre '.shipbuilding plant here. Patent Office Business Solicited ceding another election He also Portland to have another motor editor of the Express had become will be finished. assembling plant on Ea*t Side. Forest G rove, - Oregon Farmers who want Uncle Sam’s traced out the lines of this oppo accustomed to frolicking with the F. A. Moore GROCERIES J cute fat Twins, they split up and there are no twins, for it takes more than one, no matter how corpulent, to constitute Twins. “ But ’twas ever thus, since child- hood’s happy hour: I ne’er loved assistance must tell the depart ment where they live, just what kind of a structure they are con- templating, how much they want to spend, and so on, and the de- partment will then do its best to REDUCED FARES fo r Thanksgiving Day Visits November 29 and 30 round trips will be sold between stations on the OREGON ELECTRIC RY. (minimum 50c for adults and 25c for child ren of 5 and under 12 years of age), good for return until Monday following. GO OREGON ELECTRIC Through tickets East and South via Portland. J. E. F A R M E R , A g e n t, Forest Grove, Oregon Pure Food Show, Portland, Nov. 9-18 Pacific International Livestock Show, Portland, Dec. 4-9 Spokane Apple Show, Spokane, Nov. 20-25 sition. Others present followed him. One naming a vigorous tobacco campaign as the next step in progress, while another resident here forsometime thought the election of a mayor and coun cil who were interested in law en forcement along all these lines would be very helpful in a city with no saloons, yet where liquor could he easily obtained when de sired. A vote of thanks wa.-> giv en Rev. Dunlap for his presence and timeiy address. K. B. Pen- field, Press Sup’t. H. J. Walrath, the local elec trician, has just installed a ma chine for charging storage batter- i s and it will no longer be nec- ce^sary to send batteries to Port land or Hillsboro for charging, Walrath is trying to equip his place to accommodate the public in all lines of the electrical game. Fresh cow for sale. Address F. Thatcher, Forest Grove, Route 1. Phone 552 Thatcher. 43-4* The cook house at the Eagle sawmill, at West Timber, was de stroyed by fire Sunday night. A call was made upon the Banks bakery and merchants Monday A new building is being erected. —Banks Herald. Go Home--Turke) Day * Thanksgiving, Nov. 30th L ow R o u n d T rip F a re s between all station* in OREGON on Southern Pacific Lines. On Sale Nov. 29th and 30th Return Limit Dec. 1th. ALSO 15-Day Round Trip Tickets at reduced rates to all stations in C A L IF O R N IA on Southern Pacific Lines On Sale Nov. 26th, 27th and 28th Ask local agent for detailed information or write JOHN M. 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