Site JfnrpHt (Brmtr Sxprpaa INSUKE AGAINST GHASTLY DEFEAT! Publish«! every Thursday at Forest Grove, Oregon. The American people h a v e W. C. Beufer. Editor am! Publisher. plunged into the gulf of war and Kntered as second-class m atter Jan. 12, liMtf, Ht the noetoffice at Forest Grove, they must tight their way out Oregon, under the Act o f March 3, 1X7:* with sword and smew. The sword of victory will be Subscription Hates We have everything with which to build. forged from the dollars of the Paid in advance On Credit $ 1.50 People. The Liberty Loan will We bought last fall and we are selling $1.00 One year One year .50 Six months Six months .......... .75 help to win the war. The al* cheap. You will be building a house, barn, .25 Three months Three Months .to rernative is an overwhelming dis- silo, auto house or an up-to-date chicken aster for us. T H U R SPA Y , JUNK 14 1017 house, and the first comers are going to get We are at war, whether we like the best prices, because we can’t buy now "I am sorry that you do not wear a flag every it or not. The groans of our day and I can only ask vou if you lose the physical for the prices at which we are selling. ! woundod have not yet reached emblem to be sure that you wear it IN YOUR H E A R T ; the heart o f America shall interpret the our ears. The casualty lists of Our lumber is all dry and we have the best- heart of the world." President Wilson. our dead have not yet been po-t- kept stock in Washington county. ;ed The full force of our sacri N O T E S AND C O M M E N T S fice has not yet been felt Hut for $1-25 a roll. Water-proof I V O O n n g paper, $1.75 for 500 feet. Doth Copeland » & McCready Lumber 1 hfite will come, It is rumored Joey will "trade out” that hospital ad when the company informs the Express th a t'. The ^ United States has to fight just what you want for chicken houses. that amount gets big enough to offset I the farmers of Washington county ' wa^ *° liberty by wading the cost of the operation he needs, are building more silos 'his sum- through blood an'l every Ameri- RED PAINT at $1.25 in ones, $1.20 \h fives. mer than anv season since he ram.■ l‘:m hom‘‘ wUI t,u' >"lemn na- Whetheryou drive an auto, a here Fine, That means more ture of the death grapple The horse or a mule, you better study green fepd f()p thp dairy COW8 next world can be "made safe for de- The Main Street Lumber Yard the traffic ordinance published in wjn(er and either cheaper butter mocrac3’ °nly after a year or last week’s Express and supplied to the consumer or better profits more tremendous sacrifice in free by the city treasurer1). If to tbe fia irymen# Unfortunately. nu*n and mont*y- you don’t understand the ordi- siIo ,umbt>r ¡s scarcp and many of Our 500,000 army of liberation nance you may cause a disastrous the mi„s are tjed down fi„ ing con. will Hght in Europe; but the r.-al accident and get pinched. tracts made months ago, at very will be at home to back up directors »ml arhiHil I'lerka; provided, _ , , , , noor Drices that army with Canada has so far contributed prices. , ,, ___, dollars. Every g.ince and the merciless rocks of , _ . , , . , . .... , ._____________ dollar that the people can save Penury. At public meetings, Mr. further, that any |wrson ahall be for field hospital work (like the ______ . , - deemed to have complied with the Graham has stated that hr did property qualification ¡m|xMted by thia Red Cross work) two dollars for The Express believes that, n e x t i '™ every inhabitant. The United *? the fighting and food produc- •“ 'htional economies will he nv«l not believe in wasting the school section who presents to the directors or funds, nor did he believe it ad- judge« o f election satisfactory evidence states is asking one dollar per tion, the work of the Red Cross visa hie to a b o lish th e manual t»"*t he or "he ha« «lock, «hare« or is the most important thing in No man is exempt. No man is capita. Many people are too training or domestic science count- ownership ... any corporation, firm er which men and women can en- f°° P°or to do his bit by suhscrih- poor to give even one dollar, so ^ >r a Liberty I/>an bond, a es to save a few dollars. There llmtricl a, , hl(WII by lh,. UHt ,.„unty some of us will have to give more gage. The writer does not mean that we should all go to the front k°ntb or a *1<H) bond, are people in the community who assessm ent, and not «««eased by the Don’t be a piker. as nurses, for many of us are not ^*s duty of every man to would abolish these department« sheriff, on which auch corjMiration, firm In Portland boys who were too fitted for that work, but every- make a solemn effort to save up and it is possible that they will or copartnership P « y « a tax. even young to register for military ser- bodv, men, women and children, f,,r the purchase of a bond. In put for w ad a candidate. If th is though hi. or her individual name d.a-« vice are being stopped from buy- can do something to help that or- doing so he not only insures vie- happens, the friends of domestic 7 , dUtrieV^'f X 'th ird ing cigarets. A man between 21 ganization in its noble work of tof7 *n place of defeat for the science and manual training can- ctaaa any head of a family who ia other- and 30 who was too cowardly to caring for the wounded and those ^ nitod states, he not only insure^ -not afford to divide their strength; wise a qtmlifli-<l elector and having register should not only be de- dependent upon the men at the his own savings in a gilt-edg d in- \ je t t fiem vote solely for M r Gra- ‘•h'Wren of «ehool may vote s t such' prived of his tobacco, but his front. For the next few weeks threat-bearing convertible invest fiani even though an effort be election without property qual.fica- bread and butter as well. The the Express is going to have much ment 'n a hrst mortgage on the made to divide the vote into three lio n « . boys at the front may need the to say for the Red Cross and its United States, but he insures the Ur more fragments Notice to Creditors bread and butter. w’ork. What are you going to do cont>nuanc of business and in- It doesn’t make much difference In the County Court o f the S tate of Oregon, for W ashington county. dtJ-s , tr> and of bis own occupation who ¡g elected clerk, so long a s he In the m atter o f the I.ast W’.ll and Oregon has not yet bought all to help this orcanizarion, - brother? ,,, T estam ent o f Herbert G. Hazlitt, of the $8,000,000 Liberty Loan Remember, the Red Cross may Ja k e out your war insurance to- is competent. d eceased. Bonds assigned to her people. ^ cal'ed upon to do something wh.. ( an Vote ting day; buy a Liberty bond. Notice ¡ h hereby given by the under! Section 40hÿ o f Lord's Oregon Laws signed, executrix o f the last Will Have you bought yours? Re- f°r your son, father, brother, uncle g ru Q O I El FCTIONS has been amended to read us follows; and T estam ent of Herbert (». member, they pay 3^, per cent or cousin. Many who are not in **'““ * " ' ••Any citfawn o f this l U U , mate or Haxlitt, deceased, to the creditor« and ARE IMPORTANT fem ale, who is twenty-one years o f age all J i e t h o m s having claim« again«! «aid and are free from taxation. And, kne Prussian bullets may get estate, to present them, with the nec- A well-known business man re- a.,d has resided in the district thirty M tary vouchers, within six months what is more important, it is in- t *iere later. In this event, you , . the date o f the first publication surance against Prussian domi- would want the Red Cr038 to be marked a few day« since that he days immediately preceding the meet- o from f this notice, viz: the 7th day of June, iT X V « “» nation of the world . How would financially equipped to do effect- never could undenuamlI how tath- „ „ . I , ,.y lh. ^ ^ you like to see the United States ¡"e work wouldn't you ’ « ^ e " s a n d mothers »ho have child- mc„t the Kaiser? y°u wou d - Go planning right ren or scnooi age could h e indif- on which h.* or she is liable or subject Dated at Forest (»rove, Orvifon, thin pay indemnity to __ __ _ . . . . .. i j -o now flo w on on how hriw much m iii'h you vm i can give ffiPPnt t.OW3Iii Rather buy a bond, wouldn’t you? toward School school plPCtioflS. elections, to to rmv pay m a t U u x x . «hwll shall tip be pntitlptl entitled to to v«»ti» vote 7th 7th <llty day of o f Junt*. June 191 i. Wars cost money as well as lives. toward this work dur'mg next He knew men who could work up at sny school m eeting or election in said KxecUtHx o f the Last" Will and Teiit- Week—designated by the presi- considerable enthusiasm w hen it district; provided, that the property am ent o f Herbert G. Ha/.litt, deceaseil. Manager McCready of .he dent as Red Cross „eek. " ^ .¡me.».Cent con.,ahlM and " ^ , 1 ^ m . justices of the peace, but never went near a school election and he couldn’t understand the reason BUY A ing powers tor lack »hereof) of LIBERTY such men. Neither can the writer BOND understand such men In the to editor’s opinion, the selection of school directors for District 15 is of more importance to the fath ers and mothers and school child Sell Through Tickets ren of Forest Grove than is the On Sale via California election of a governor. The an Many dates in June, July, August and September. nual school meeting for this dis Liberal Stopovers - Limit Three Months. trict will be held at the Central building next Monday, June 18th, Round Trip Fares to Portland from all stations beginning at 2 p m. A director, daily, June 12 to 15 for a term of three years, and a clerk, to serve one year, are to be at GREAT PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION! elected. C. O. Roe, whose term New and Novel Floral Effects! See the Floral Statue of expires, refuses to serve longer Liberty! Three-Day Program. as a director, so the friends and B E A C H E S admirers of Loyal M. Graham, able lawyer and shrewd business M A N Y A T T R A C T I O N S A N D D I V E R S I O N S man, have asked that gentleman on the Twin Palaces, S. S. Great Northern and Northern Pacific, every Tuesday, Thursday and to be a candidate for the office. Saturday, is a delightful way of vacationing. After some deliberation, Mr. Gra on Sale Every Day — Return Oct. 31. Go East thru California via this route, on low ham stated that he would serve convention fares. Also Week-end on Sale Saturday and Sunday, if elected, but would make no ef Return Monday. fort to secure election. Tours East and to the National Parks The Express hopes to see Mrf For information ask our local agent. Summer tours at reduced fares on certain sale dates Graham elected. Being a sane, and attractive round trip fares to Glacier and Yel John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent conservative, y e t constructive,, lowstone National Parks. Portland, Ore business man, he will assist Di R. H. CROZIER, J. E. FARMER, Agent rectors Dyke and Parker in pilot Ass’t Gen. Pass. Agent, FOREST GROVE. ing the Ship of learning safely Portland, Ore. through the channel dividing the destructive whirlpool of Extrava-i Talk to McCready Copeland & McCready »1 Summer Trips Low Round Trip Fares for SPECIAL Fares Oregon Electric Agents EASTERN DESTINATIONS PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL June 13, 14, 15 Enjoy a Beach Outing Trip Newport or Tillamook Sea Trip to San Francisco in Rail Time Round Trip Fares Southern Pacific Lines