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A N IN D E P E N D E N T W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R
Voi. 2, No. 33
THIS COUNTY
FILLS QUOTA
FOREST GROVE, OREGON, T H U R S D A Y , AIJG. 23. 1917
Tuppcr-Taylor
Ada Frances Taylor and Warren
E. Tup|>er were united in marriage
Wednesday evening at » i^ht
o ’clock at the home of the bride’s
When the Washington county P^enU . Only
the relatives and
P.iW»H T im p
UOUU lime
P m n iK P il
I
romisea
and Sunday, with their son, Av-
>ery
ery and
and family,
family, they
they motored
motored up
up
at I. 0. 0. F. Picnic ft*
h^t“ l,iJifhway ™ ,ar “ i
tw g0,^m
u. s. kaudwry.
$1.50 per Year
^
R ä llW iiy
Nearly Completed
George J. Limber of Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. M S. Allen and
Construction of the Gales Creek
in the city yesterday
and
-
daughter,
Gertrude,
Miss
Allyn
&
Wilson River Railway, which is
-nto ^
K 0rr.ce
Johnson and Charles Strong of destined to furnish a new route to
exemption board finished its work |!ntlW T h e T o o m w a" decorated long enough to say that the I. O. Portland left Sunday for the
Tillamook, has been under way
yesterday afternoon, it was His- with pink
and white sweet peas, O. K county convention and pic- Tillamook beaches. T h e y re-
for four months and the first 10-
covered that forty-two men fit for ferns and vines, and a cluster of 9'c t° be held in HilKboro on Sept, turned on Wednesday.
mile unit, costing $-300,000, will
military duty had failed to ask beautiful shaded candles furnished
promises to be the bigge.it I Lieut, and Mrs. Ralph I. Mills
thing of its kind < \er held in the of Portland visited their parents, be completed before the wet season
exemption or failed in winning the only light,
sets in, says the Oregonian.
that boon by argument. As the
The ring ceremony was per- county. All the committees have Mr an,, Mrs. E . G . Mills and
The line connects w i t h the
beer,
appointed
and
are
working
M
r
and
Mrs
E
H
Martin, in United Railways at Wilkesboro
county's quota is thirty-eight, i t , formed by Rev. A If. Patton, un­
ha s been secured, unless the dis- dei a canopy of trailing vines. 1 ,ani
Mills .and will be built this year to
n members
“ S iaffa,r
8HC; this city Saturday,
. . Lieut.
.
ccssful that all
will insist
trid board allows additional ex­ The bride was gowned in white
is
an
officer
in
the
denial
corps.
Washburn, a new settlement in
on making the picnic an annual
emptions from those denied by silk, trimmed in bands of satin
Mrs.
K .
F
Burlingham
Friday
the
heart of a rich timber district.
and pearl beads, and carried a event.
the county board.
While the program has not been afternoon entertained a number of Some extensive logging operations
Those neither discharged nor shower bouquet of white roses and
mpleted. it has been decided to [adies a’ a thimble-bee, given in will be started at Washburn as
white sweet peas. She was at- com
, vote
, the
.. morning to a recent . inn honor
n(lnI,r
n»-r sisier Mrs.
virs b.
-i i
exempted are as follows:
tended bv Vlrs H R Tavlor of devote the
morning to a reception £on?u of
° n her sister,
i1 '
w* J.-soon
•bf>on as the road is completed to
Arnold Berger
Hillsboro
Port T ow n * Z i , Wash ; who wori of “ rand Lodge and Rehekah As- Southwell, who leaves,next Mon- that point.
I.ambert Linard Stewart
Sherwood
•embly officers and a big parade.
^or ^ier home in Minneapolis,
The route of the new road is al-
Canton ! fdnk and carried a bouquet of pink
W aller K. Olhehaon
Minn.
rns«-s The ori.inn u / m -iMemlsil m e oig basket dinner will be i
. most due west from Wilkesboro,
Ernest Franklin Thompson
Timber
bv Mr Rvron Goodman of Gaston sPread in the park at noon. For
Mr. and Mrs. J. M Pritchard which is the
terminus of the
Leonard Itrnwn
Hillsboro
l*»n .cecdintr the reri-rnonv C’ has* the benefit of those who do not 'o f Font Columbia, Wash.,are pay- United Railways. It follows the
Forest Grove
Frank I.lnyd Smith
M cNeil of Portland sang • ( ) want to bring baskets, there w ill,
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and meandering <f Gales Creek well
Carl li. Olson
Hillsboro
ivomise
M
e”
and
Alvena
Howard
a
('ab‘leria
on
the
grounds.,
Mrs.
D N. Norris, a vi-it. M r toward the summit of the Coast
Henry Hergert
Cornelius
played
soft
music
during
the
en-
The
afternoon
will
he
given
over
[PritchardI
is a government horse- range, but does not attain the
Charlea Henry Sehmidlin
Buxton
tirecerem
ony,
after
which
Miss
to
sports
and
races.
¡shoerandhas
held his job thirty summit.
Arthur Henry Kupprecht
Sherwood
There
will
be
race
for
big
boys
years.
The line has been surveyed to
ottia Kdward Johnaon
Hlllslsiro Emma Craft played a beautiful
and
small
hoys,
young
men
and
Carmel
Good
the
first
of
the
Tillamook
and eventually the road
I’erry Alexander Shearer
Hanks violin solo.
old men, fat men and lean men, week sold the Andrew Kelly resi- will be extended to that city,
A
buffet
supper
of
veal
salad,
Waldo Emerson It nines
Cherry (»rove
big men anti little men. big girls dence property to M r and Mrs. When the Tillamook extension is
l.edie Seam Kobiimon
Sherwo<*l, It 4 pickli d pears, tolls, cake, coffee
and
small girls, old g i r l s and Henry Fairbrother of Roundup, built a new and easy route be-
Frecl William Wenger
Hills boro and Neapolitan ice ctearn was
young
girls, married women and Mont., who will make Forest tween Portland and the Tillamook
John O. Kngeldinger
Hillsboro served to the guests bv MUse-
single
women,
for fat women and Grove their home after the first of country will be provided,
Anna
and
Margaret
Taylor,
Ethel
Knorh Israel Will
Forest Grove
lean
women.
There will I k * sack next month.
The survey maintains a maxi-
Koalatinoa I>ebogintia
West Timber Tupp rand Martha Sheuh.
races,
potato
races,
and
peanut
Ryder
Patten,
commissioned
a
mum
grade of two per cent, with
The bride is the daughter of
William W aller Geiger
Sherwood
racis;
a
tug-of
war
between
the
lieutenant
at
the
Presidio
officers’
freedom
from excessive curvature,
Joseph Yocum
Hillsboro Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Taylor, is
married
men
anil
the
single
men
training
camp,
arrived
Friday
for
The
route down the western
a
graduate
of
Pacific
University
Cunt (j. Newell
Cornelius
and
the
married
women
will
pull
a
visit
with
his
parents,
Rev.
and
slope
of
the coast range is along
and
taught
for
the
past
two
years
Arthur Henry dritxmaeher
Oreneo
He goes to Wilson river, which it crosses sev-
against the single women
An- Mrs. a . B Patten.
F»rvin Maury
Timber in the schools of Castle Rock,
other event will be the nail-driv- American Lake next week for fur- era' times.
James Hugh Pruett
Forest Grove Wash. She is a charming young
ing contest for the women
All ther training.
That part of the road now un­
Rex ford Edison Thorne
Portland woman and a host of admiring
women
are
eligible
for
this
con-
The
members
of
the
local
Arti-
der
construction requires some ex­
friends
will
wish
her
well
as
Mrs.
Leonard Dorach
West Timber
test;
nejt
her
age,
size,
weight
nor
3 ^
A
^
mb|
y
\
with
a
number
of
tensive
trestle construction, a
Wanen
Tupper.
Otto Schulz
Portland
ooks
WI.I
be
a
bar.
invitwl
frier,H
»ninvwl
n
number
of
hcavv fills and d » D
The groom is a native of Idaho,
Paul Parnon
Huxton
Forest Grove is a graduate of a medical school
Henry Kemper
Hillsboro ut Madison. Wi«., and a young
Ernest Zuercher
Hillsboro! man of sterling integrity and giver.
Mat Pavuahek
W*-st Timber promise of great success in his
posal
Puntelis Pantelakia
county papers later
Hillsboro ; chosen profession.
William Hunteinann
Lieutenant
Ray T. Wi liam-; ar­ called upon, as a part of the
All Odd Fellows ami Rebekahs,
Sherwood
M r. and Mrs. Tupper left im-
Arthur Frank Heringer
rived Saturday from San Fran- through line between Portland
Portland mediately for Portland where they whether they belong in Washing ci-co, where he won his military and Tillamook. Porter & Conley
< )tto Hamel
ton county or not, are requested
Orla Starr Combs
Hillsboro will spend a short time before
title in the officers’ training camp. are the contractors on the work
to
remember
the
date
and
be
on
U 'u Herbert FilzlatT
Cornelius starting to Madison, Wisconsin.
He will visit his wife and parents now under way.
hand.
Arrangements have been made
Walilemar Alexander I’rahl
Hillsboro
for a few days and then go to
to
transport logs over the new
James Kdward Smith
Sherwood
American Ijik e for further train­
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
road
to Linnton, where they will
Carl Conklin Gillenwaler
Hillsboro
ing.
be
milled.
Traffic agreements for
Harry Hansen
Beaverton
I)r. J. S. Bishop returned Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffith and
this
purpq^»
will be made with
Leo Joseph (¡ray
Oreneo
baby left Tuesday for their home
The disc plow for dry farming will be nrday from his eastern trip.
the
United
Railways.
Those listed above have until started on the Oregon Agricultural Col-
Billy Martin is up from Port- in Raymond, Wash., after a visit
The new logging operations at
next Monday to file appeals with lege farm during the week beginning land lor a visit with friends
with the former’s parents, Mr.
Washburn
are expected to result
the district hoard at Portland. Aug. 20. It will be used on some of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goff leave and Mrs. J W. Griffith, in this
All others in the lists heretofore the land from which a spring sown crop today for an outing at Rockaway city. They were accompanied by in the establishment of a thriving
little community there.
published in the Express have was harvested and also on mellower
Mrs. J. W. Macrum was hostess J. W. Griffith, who went to R ay­
It is intended to complete only
been discharged for physical dis­ soils from which the fall seeded crops
last evening to the Fluer-de-Lis mond to work.
the first 10-mile unit this year,
ability or exempted for various have been removed.
Haskell Ferrin left Tuesday for but another link may be built
club.
reasons.
Many years experience with the disc
Mrs. Margaret Mallory, who Portland, where he goes to make next year.
plow has shown that when properly has been quite ill for two weeks, preparations to go to the Presidio
The Gales Creek & Wilson
Stretching Terms of Office
to enter the officers’ training River Railroad Company is a
used, very g.asl plowing to a depth of ¡s convalescing.
Because the l a s t legislature 9 to 10 inches can be readily done. This
camp. The other boys in the Portland project, but has been
E. U. Cate expects to leave
bank will divide Haskell’s
enacted a law to the effect that plowing is accomplished during the
, , . . . . work-
. , financed principally in the east,
next week for Hood River to look
time
when
the
horses
are
not
busy
and
up among them and hold his job j 0[jn pearson ¡s president; Ralph
city and town elections shall here­
aftei his fruit crop.
after he held on the same date us the mere f a i ^ that they may be so
jesdav
co™ * back from E . Williams, vice-president; Jesse
A daughter was horn Tuesday
state elections. Forest Grove will utilized cheapens the cost o f plowing
I
^
o
y
f
'
V
lhd*
a0d
his vandals -stearns. secretary, and J. R.
to M r and Mrs. Theo. Van
not hold a city election next Jan­ considerably. Plowing is one of the
Prof. W .T . Fletcher and family Hurlburt, assistant secretary and
the
Verboort
district.
uary, as in the past, hut will elect slowest o f farm operations. Dry plow­
of Portland came out Sunday treasurer.
These, with O. M.
Levi
Gales . Creek frac morning in their car, and with Clark comorise t h e board of
its next set of officials on Novem ­ ing lengthens materially the plowing
. . Rodlinof
.
P
ber 5, 1918. And Sam A . Kozer, ,8eMSon- Th‘; dry plowed land can be tuied two ribs yesterday when he Mr. and Mrs J. T. Fletcher, went directors.
to condition for seeding stumbled and fell onto a stump.
! jo p a]rn Grove to celebrate birth-
deputy secretary of state, h o ld s (lui<‘kly put into
One or t w o n i c e furnished day anniversary of the elder Mrs.
Deer Hunters Arrested
that city officials whose terms of When the fall rains come.
A liberal use Of the disc plow for dry housekeeping rooms for rent. Fletcher. A v e r y enjoyable day ; Deputy Game Wardens Clark
office expire between July 2, 1917,
available a very Mrs. A. Baldwin, phone 85x. 33-2 was spent and a sumptuous dinner and Smith Sunday arrested Joe
and Nov 5, 1918, will hold office plowing will make
until their successors are elected much larger acreage for fall seeding.
Willis Goff. Jr., left Saturday was partaken of. Others present Bateman. T. N. Stewart, William
at the November, 19 18, elec­ Winter wheat, oats and barley seeded for Rockaway and other Tilla- were Walter Sargent and family, Busse, Joe McRoberts and S.
15 to
1T>, arc
tion, which means that all Forest Sep. 15
to Oct.
Oct. 15,
are probably the m o o R beaches, where he will visit Thomas Willie and family, Mrs. Johnson, all of Gales Creek, on a
most
certain
of
the
grain crops for use for two weeks.
Grove city officials will hold office
Sargent, Rav Vincent and family, ch a rg e d hunting deer with dogs.
in Southern and Western Oregon. The
until the first Monday in 1919.
Mrs. M R. Johnson and child- M. L. \ incent, Mrs. Weaver, The complaints have been filed
of the Experiment Station
The passage of the law lengthens experience
. . . . . . . . . .
,
a. * .
ren and Mrs. B. F. W hite and Mrs Ada Hines, Mrs Clyde Sut- with Judge W . D. Smith of Hills­
has
indicated
that dry plowed land is as » . . .
i
^
t
the terms of Mayor Pater.-on,
...
. daughter leave tomorrow for a ford of Spokane, MissOggy Jones boro but the accused have not
productive
as
land
plowed
m
the
usua
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.
n
i
....
others who were spend- yet been arraigned.
Councilmen Todd, Mertz and
, visit at Rockaway
.. and many
,
Goon, Treasurer Sparks and Re­ way.
.h e n th .
.. P - P - H y
| {e m e m b fr the 9p)fcia| K h o o |
th e d a y . h .r e
The game wardens charge that
corder Dyke by one year, hut used there is no more tendency for an
neither
Bateman, Busse nor John­
meeting next Saturday. Aug. 25,
Government Typists Wanted
does not effect the terms of the increase in weediness than in the case
son
had
hunting licenses and they
at 4 p. m , to elect a successor to
The U. S. Civil Service Commission
other councilmen, who were elect- of the mold-board plow.
will
probably
have this additional
To get in the necessary acreage o f Cleik heirin, w h o has resigned to announces that an examination for
ed for two years.
charge
to
face.
fall cereal we must take advantage not take military training.
Stenographer and Typewriter for men
only of late piantoli land on which
Miss Carrie Beach, who has and women, and for Typewriter only,
New Garage Is Open
Card o f Thanks
The new garage and auto sales­ crops have frilled, of summer fallow, been spending the summer with for men and women, will be held in 45
We
wish
to thank the kind
and of the land irt cultivated crops, but her sisters, Mrs. H. R. Kauffman different cities in the Northwest on
friends for sympathy and aid in
rooms of the Stout Auto company,
.,
r p | I .
should plow as much as possible dry, as ■ and Miss Mary Reach, left for her August 31, 1917.
our sad bereavement; a l s o for
K .o l 1. block, opened for busi- well as after the fall rains set in. In home in Akron, Ohio, last Satur-
The usual entrance salaries are from
beautiful floral offerings.
ness last Friday and Mechanics
thit* way we will get a large, early
day.
$900 to $2000 per annum. All qualified
Robert Tompkins
Milton lies and Roy Pt
'aim, both seeding of the much needed fall cereals | The 1918 national encampment • *tenoKraphers a n d typewriters are
and
Sisters.
from the Ford plant, P o r t l a n d , ! to sell at next year’a guaranteed price, j . ..
\
i> „ - . i | ‘ J . j .
urged to apply for and take the coming
J
ie
(
i
.
A.
R.
Will
be
held
in
examination,
as
a
sufficient
number
of
have been kept pretty busy since i
G. R. HYSLOP,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and
n a n
1
uauur v
i vguii, the
in*: iju
to u u ii sienoirrHiiners
pew niers nave
a
***, u
uu ▲
**■*?• Willis Goff
^
*
1 u*
ortland,
Oregon,
question
stenographers h
a n nti
d i>
typewriters
have
the opening day, repairing cars
*
‘ ’
* i having been decided yesterday at n°* i)een reached to meet the needs of daughter and Mrs. A. J. Langley
and waiting on < ustomers.
Miss
lias Flossie Overman of Phil- the encampment
e n c a m p m e n t now being held the Government service^
and daughter, Manehe, spent Sat-
F «r application and full information Urdav night and Sunday camping
I he company luis sold and de- ornath is spending this week visit- in Boston,
1 -
n
*PP*y to Herbert F. Ward. District
\Vnlf T r o p k
n o rth w e st o f
liven d five cars during the past ing here at the home of Mrs. L.
M r and Mrs. 1 Wrn.
Raffety Secretary, 303 Postoffice Building. on " 0,t ^ r e e K > nortnwest 01
Timber.
s,xdays’
'
IS. Phillips.
| spent the week-end in Portland,, Seattle. Washington.
Using Disc Plow For
Early Fall Seeding