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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1917)
/ \ QTItr burrai (Srmtp fcxprpas« Published every Thursday at Forest Grove, Oregon. W. C. Benfer, Editor and IYiblisher. Enteret! as second-class m atter Jan. 12, 191t». at the |x noatoffice at Forest Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1871» THURSDAY, MARCH 22 1917 NOTES ANI) COMMENTS IiOyalty to the Hag does not require you to hate your neighbor, even tho he may have been born under the Hag of a tyrant. Freshness is a commendable condition in eggs, but not in children._____ ___ _ It is said the mayor of Seattle is unalterably opposed to the use of the Gill-net at any time of year, entrance into the war will shorten the terrible struggle. And let us keep out of our hearts all hate for German people, especially the millions who have shown their love for America by leaving the , fatherland. This is a time that There is tacked on the wall of requires clear thinking and sound the local postoffice a notice head judgment and hate does not beget ed: “ Lost Heir Wanted.” Just or promote these qualities. Let sustitute an “a” for the “e” in us remember that we can be good the second word and a lot of us Americans only so long as we will say “Amen.” remember the Golden Rule in our Some of the merchants of this intercourse with each other, and city are getting mighty tired of all will in the end be well with having their stores robbed and it ^ n'te^ States and her child behooves parents to know where ren> lar8e and small, their boys are at night. The next TRlJTH and FALSEHOOD one caught may not be paroled. T uth and only Truth is Eter- AND WHY NOT? a lassie w ants the ballot To help to run the town, If a lassie g ets the ballot Need a laddie frow n? Many a laddie votes his ballot. Not so bright as I, Many a laddie votes his ballot. Overcome with rye. Every laddie has the franchise, Nane they say hae I; Hands and h earts and brains for service Let the lassie try. If a lassie works for wages. Toiling all the day; When her work the laddie's equals Give her equal pay. If a body pays the taxes Surely you'll agree That a body earns the franchise. W hether he or she. The Royal Neighbor. Now is the Time to Visit CALIFORNIA Her beauty, her brilliant city life, her joyous sunshine, her fascinating haze of history all draw you on. People never tire of rediscov ering California and never will. She is an old, old land, yet ever young. Go there. Re fresh mind and body. See that your tickets read Shasta Route Portland to San Francisco California Express - Shasta Limited San Francisco Express i birds throughout the state will be from October 1st to January 15th, with the exception of Malheur and Harney counties, where the This route offers u remarkable service of season will be from September comfort and enjoyment. Steel cars, rock 15i h to December 31st. ballasted road-bed. P a s t Mt. Shasta, The Chine-e pheasant hen has Shasta Springs and other wonders. been protected and only male Ask for Hooklets, H elpful and Instructive birds may hereafter I k * killed: tin- bag limit is five in any one day John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent and not more than ten in any Portland seven consecutive days. All over the state the bag limit on trout has been reduced from Potatoes may be a luxury, b u t,1 nal. It was not born and cannot j ” ,, ,75 to 50 trout, or 35 pounds in , v to some of us, an occasional fish- die. It may be obscured by the any one day. ing trip is a necessity Let all clouds of falsehood or buried in The open season on six-inch it is effected, wav. one of the sub- Scout night and hereafter Satur- fishermen remember that they can the debris of brutish ignorance save 50c on a fishing license by but it can never be destroyed. It trout begins April 1st and sports- j»Tt,s touched on. The speakers day events and parties will miss the Scouts. purchasing it before May 21. The exists in . very atom, lives in ev- men are urged to purchase their and their subjects were: licenses and carry them on their “The Kicker and the Kicked,” The boys are making an excel- ery flower and flames in every same on a hunting license. person, as st> ict orders have been Vernon Burlingham; “ Bone-Dry,” lent showing with their drills, sig- I star. When the heavens and the j “ If you don't like Uncle Sam earth shall pass away and the uni given deputies to check up all H. E. Ferrin; "Eventualities,” H. naling and physical exercises. my,” you’re in a devil of a fix, i verse returns to co-mic dust, Di anglers f o u n d fishing in the W. Sparks; “Gamma’s Part in Last Saturday, while some child Debate," Elbert Taylor; “Gam for Wilhelm has forbidden you to vine Truth will stand unscathed I streams ren were playing in the abandoned travel the seas and if you cross amid the crash of m atter and the George G. Hancock, real es ma’s Part in Oratory,” I>*ster T. Willis-Place lumber sheds, south the Rio Grande the Villa goblins wreck of worlds. tate, farm loans and fire insur Jones; "The P a c i f i c i s t and A street, they found seven sticks U e Militarist,” H. E. Thomas; will surely get you Better snug- Falsehood is a monster, con ance, new Anderson block 50 of dynamite, wrapped in a piece “Submarines,” William G. Hare. gle up to Old Glory, don t you Ceived in the brains of knaves _ . _ __ of cloth and hidden between a A C. Allen was toastmaster. reckon? _____________ and brought forth by the breath (jIT C k L C llC r M eil double roof. The children didn’t - Yells, songs and other mani- Over in Russia the big children of fools. It is a moral pe-tilcnce. know what the stuff was and they felations of college spirit helped were mighty lucky they didn’t of the “Little Father” told him to a miasmic vapor that passes like get his carcass off the throne and a blast from nell over the f tee of Student and alumni members of to enliven the evening. At 3 A meet with a serious disaster while he “got.' This is said to have the world and is gone forever. It Gamma Sigma Society, of Pacific M. a special train carrying the handling it. The dynamite was given Kaiser Bill the scare of his may leave death in its wake and University attended the 14th an- students^ home left for Forest , turned over to the police depart life, as he fears the children of the disaster dire; it may place on the nual banquet of that organization, Grove. ment and the officers are wonder fatherland may conclude they can brow of purity the brand of the which was held last Friday night ing who placed it in the shed. Scout Notes get along without a king. Now courtesan and cover the hero with at the Hazelwood in Portland. More bo vs! An even 50 Joe A. Wiles would like to wouldn’t it be fine if the war the stigma of the coward; it may More than 100 weie present, the and all are studying hard for now the write your ¡hsurance. Will give were to end kingcraft in all of wreck hopes and ruin homes, society members being accompa- exams. On Sunday Assistant you service that will be to your Europe? The cost has certainly cause blood to flow and hearts to nied by “co-ed” guests. Thedin- 1 aylor and Leaders Patton, Len- advantage. Upstairs in Ander- been high enough to entitle the break; it may pollute the altar nir was precede d by a theater neville. Higby, Buxton, Strick-, son block, room 2. 52 suffering people to some such and disgrace the throne, corrupt party land and Adams passed written the courts and curse the land, but Speakers at tl.e banquet re- exams. recompense. Free Methodist Church -------------------- the lie cannot live, and when it hearsed the record of Gamma The Scouts were out in force Sabbath school 10 a.m ., preach Last week there was published there is none so poor as to do Bigma, which h.'is supplied the Wednesday parading to advertise* ing 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., prayer in these columns an article from it reverence.—Western Farmer. greater portion of winners for Pa- their movie, “ The Adventures of meeting on Wednesday evening at the Benton County Courier to c.fic in intercollegiate debate and a Scout.” 8 p m. All are welcomed. the effect that all butter-makers oratory—a field in which the in- The Scouts have a drum corps J. N. W o o d , Pastor. must Pasteurize the cream used stitution has an exce lent ncoid. organized and well under way. Bernard Ortman has purchased in the making of butter for mar It was pointed out that Pacific They will be prepared hereafter J frorn l ra p ur(]in one and a half The following information for ket, according to a new state in the last lew years has won six to participate in all local parades. a(.r,.s ¡n the Mulkey claim, north law. A later issue of the Courier sportsmen has been sent out by state and two interstate oratorical Saturday night has been voted |of this city. states that the cream from cows the office of the State Game War contests and that all but two of pronounced by the state veteri den: the winners were Gamma Sigma Fishermen and hunters may men. The banquet was also the narian to be free from tubercu losis germs need not be Pasteur save 50 cents on each license by occasion for extending congratula- j tions to Lester T. Jones, one of ized. No charge is made by the buying them before May 21st veterinarian for the test, accord Free running dogs, or dogs fol- the members, who won first prize ing to the Courier. lowing upon the track of any jn the state oratorical contest held game animal may be declared a at Corvallis this month. Once more a disastrous railroad nuisance after notification in writ- Unusual interest centered in the strike has been averted, for the ing to the owner of dogs, and the event, because it was the occasion on any promise we make to deliver work on time being, at least. It appears animals may then be killed with- for a reunion among a large num- a given date. The Express hits one of the to the Express that there should out any criminal or civil liability ber of old-time students. Gamma best equipped little printing plants in the be brains enough in America to on the part of the person killing Sigma was organized in 1863 and devise a plan that would give same W’illamette valley, having added several is the oldest college literary soci a square deal to the stockholders, Qne half of all fine moneys will ety in the Pacific Northwest, if hundred dollars’ worth of material to the the employes and the users of the ^ hereafter be sent to the Game not on the Pacific Coast. Judge Williams plant for railroads without these costly in -1 protection Fund, J. Q. A. Bowlby, of Astoria is the dust rial wars. Probably it is fu -; Women are exempt from pur- only surviving charter member. tile to hope for this, however, un- chasing a n g l i n g licenses, but The late Harvey W. Scott was purposes and more good material is on the til after that day when the peopleJ must obtain a hunting license if another of the founders, a n d way. The management would very much of the world get sense enough to they desire to hunt for any of many other prominent citizens appreciate it if those in need of stationery, settle international disputes with- the game birds and game animals were at some time included in its office blanks, or any other kind of printing out resorting to wholesale murder, i 0f t he state. membership. would call at the office for samples and Few of us are today qualified to The deer season for district No. The welfare of Pacific Univer prices. If you’re too busy to come to the point the accusing finger at either which is western Oregon, has sity, as well as Gamma Sigma, office use the phone and a representative the railroad workers or their em-1 been shortened two weeks and was discussed at the banquet. | will call on you. PHONE 821 ployers. will hereafter open on August 15th There is a general feeling that the Having ordered Uncle Sam to and close on October 15th; the school will experience a rapid keep off the ocean, Emperor Bill bag limit has been reduced from growth in the next few years.1 had to try to make good his bluff, three to two deer in any season. What result the proposed merger It is to be hoped that America’s The open season on migratory with Albany College may have, if I Southern Pacific Lines Orate and rcast SOITIC Chail^GS HI State Game Laws We’ll Make Good . . . JOB PRINTING . . .