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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1917)
CtltF TParrat (Srmtr txprpaa Published every Thursday at Forest (.¡rove. Oregon. • W. C. Benfer. Kdiu>r and Publisher. Entered as second-cla&a m atter Jan. 12. ISIS. at the postofflee at Forest (.¡rove. Oregon. under the Act of March a. 1S7S Subscription Kates On Credit $1.01* One year .50 Six months .25 Three months THURSDAY. AUG. 23. 11*17 "1 am sorry that you do not wear a flan every day and I can only ask you if you lose the pnyaical emblem to be sure that you wear it IN YOU* H E A R T ; the heart of America shall interpret the heart of the world.” —President Wilson. Paid in advance One year _ Six months Three Months *1.50 .75 .40 SPARTAHftURG.SC R A ear . d m ir a i . Gl t Avf '• Again, what are you going to liar he does not argue the ma le-, place on exhibition at the Wash- af er the manner of a German EXAMINING ington County Fair? Do your g< ntiemun, bur brutally knocks i h t EAR. share to make it a success. you down. The Americans have of a drafted That Willamina railroad watch- a c u te ly no kultur. We fir# MAN * man who amused himself ahnot- “ “? ! G" ma" way of think mg at kids in the swimming hole n * 15 h°P '1«“ - A «™llenau> at OT about whether he’s a liar or 1 r should be sent to the first line guing \ . rw rs s not. If that’s kultur. to hell with AMXtATKjR trenches in France or Belgium. it!—Portland News. Don’t condemn an idea set A BUSINESS MAN’S :F; e l p M a r s h a l h ÂÏG »! GOODBYE .TÔ~HÊÊ ¿QL M iT s M f h EART-W-KriPlffô C O t fL ^ k t-O IS S W forth by another simply because PRAYER h M t rei-ord» w e re b ro k e n d u r in g (b e paat w e e k In m a n y r i d e * o f (h e m id d le it doesn’t happen to fit your case. Teach me that 60 minu'es make N c W S S n a o P s h o t s w AI1 e ste t,reTl,HI" rn am t A t la n t ic <-<>«*( atntea a c v e ra l d ay», a n d the nutu Remember that conditions fre an hour, 16 ounces one pound, O f Ih e W e e k ber o f denitiN re a ch e d Ih e h u n d r e d s T In h e m In a te n y n a c e it w ie e s a t h In e r a laated p lla o f th e hot w e a t h e r Ih e d ra ft quently altar cases There may and 100 cents one dollar. mac -b ln e ry m o ve d ra p id ly , a n d t h o u s a n d s o f y o u n g m en e lig ib le fo r the n e w a r m y w ere *>'"• 11 e x a m in a tio n s. rd the test w aa s u r p r is in g l y low, a n d the O l O t O f o f e x e m p tio n be a rare gem buried in that idea Help me to live so that I can (‘•alma w a s s u r p r i s i n g l y large. T T h h e e B lo o m n g b e lo r oke w h d o fo pasN r a llie d o ffe n s iv e In K la u d e ra w aa o|>ened b y th e H rttlah force» u n d e r for you if you will but dig it out lie down at night with a clear F ie ld M a r s h a l H a ig . w ho. In c o -o p e ra tio n w it h th e F re n c h , g a in e d g r o u n d on a t w e n ty m ile f r o n t H o w e v e r , Ih e e n e m y re c a p tu re d p a rt o f th la te rrito ry . S e c r e t a ry H a n le la g a v e out th e re|«>rt o f H e a r A d m ir a l (¡le a ve s, w h ic h c o n firm e d la and shape it to your own condi consci-nce and unhaunted by the p art the F o u r t h o f J u l y a n n o u n c e m e n t th a t e n e m y s u b m a r in e s h a d a tta c k e d th e flr»t A m e r ic a n t r a n s p o r t s M ilit a r y tions. faces of those to whom I have m o v e m e n ts c o n tin u e d th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try , s e v e ra l c o m p a n ie s le a v in g f o r c a m p a w h e re th e y w ill get th e ir t r a in in g People who allow the weeds to brought pain. grow along their sidewalks should Grant that I may earn my meal industries which included coal a tides m the papers about Ger feeds them. The kuis< r never did be forced to build walks so wide ticket on the square, mines and similar w< rks. mans trying to raise strife in this anything for them or for me. If that the weeds can’t meet in the Deafen me to the jingle of taint- From this enterprise he branched country. a German by birth he had we would be back there middle. M a n y wo me n have ed money and the rustle of un out till he was a director in mining and I am I an am American, hehrt and yet. All he did was to start this enterp i.>es in Alaska Mexico. In spoiled t h e i r dresses walking holy skirts Ru sia and China, a- well a- hand. I will tell you why I eft cruel war and starve all our peo- through weeds on Forest Grove Blind me to the faults of other dia. helpmg to guide the destinies of a Germany. There we e ten in our ple there, and make so'diers out of sidewalks \ es, this is a knock— fellows, but reveal to me mine large number of iron and steel and we were poor, lik*- the everybody and force them to work against weeds. 0wn. plant«, raiboads electrical plants,! fami'y of our countryman who come for his dirty 12 cents a day with a metallurgical companies and other most The world, including Germans, Guide me so that each night enterprise to the good old LTnit<d States of fourth pound of meat and a loaf in the Orient, Europe is beginning to notice that Bavar- when I iook across the dinner and the Western America to get away from op- of black bread. I hope to see the slates. ians, Saxons and Wurttembereians table at my wife, who has been a As head of th** commission f*»r pre sion and it was a hard matter day when he is kicked out of are largely doing the dying at the blessing to me, I will have noihing relief of Belgium he direct d the to keep the wolf away from the Germany and a president put in expenditure of £300,000,000 for door at times. When I landed in his place. Y ou don’t s e e any f ont for the kaiser, while the to conceal. imported foodstuffs an d over this country I secured work at Americans going over there for Keep me young enough to laugh Prussian legions are being pre $200,000,000 fo r foodstuffs in once and received more money for jobs or to any other nation. They served to hold the Rhine line in with my children. Europe He has held pub the last analysis. Great is the . And when come the smell of lic office and never never one month’s work than I got in are happy here and don’t owe any accepted flowers and thetread of soft steps, for his services in Belgium. a cent Germany for I year’s work I allegiance to any king or kaiser. Prussian autocracy! and the crunching of wheels out He has taken up the arduous sent for my folks and I am p-oud I hope Uncle Sam will win. Hur In order to save labor and gaso in front, make the ceremony short duties of food administrator be they are al true American citizens rah for President Wilson. line, the Portland merchants have an(j epithet simple: “ Here lies cause, to quote his own words, he and all foreign papers printed answer the president’s in Stop believes “¡he solving of the food cull to will arms clubbed together and decided that a man.”_ Western Farmer, the States. If they against Germany or can’t read United problem by international admin English let them learn there shall be but one delivery istration will develop to best ad any other country when needed. and keep all foreign languages out per day from their stores. As HERBERT HOOY EK vantage th<- potentialities of the I don’t see how my country of the schools. The English lan no hint of cheaper goods is given, AN OREGON BOY United as a factor in bring-1 men can go back on Uncle Sam. guage is good enough for anybody. the Express is forced to believe Fred Lockley. a roving corres- ing this States world catcly^m to an end They JACOB CRATT8.” came here without a cent the saving will be all for the bene- Pendent for the Oregon Journal, in that will mean victory and futuie and made money here; now they Warranty deed and mortgage fit of the merchants. Tell Hoover Sunday’s issue of that paper, has peace on earth.” want to fight the country that blanks for sale at this office. an interesting article on the life of about it. “Hold On” Commandments Herbert H over, the food dictator 1. Hold onto your hand when PRUSSIAN KULTUR of States. It seems you are about to do an unkind Washington.—An official who that the 'Bert United Hoover for some act. has scrutinized the reports of Ger year» at Salem and lived Newberg, be 2. Ho’d onto your tongue when man diplomatic representatives to ing a graduate of Pacific College, you are just ready to speak their government b e f o r e the at the last-named place. He lived harshly. declaration of war furnishes this with his uncle, Dr. H. J. Min- is a favorite route for those seeking diversity of scen extract: “The Americans are very turn, who was at one time in 3. Hold onto your heart when ery, opportunity to visit many attractive cities enroute rough. If you call one of them a charge of the Indian school in thus evil persons urge you to join their and enjoy the best in travel. city and went from here to New ranks. 4. Hold onto your virtue—it berg, where he was the first presi is above price to you in al! dent of Pacific Academy (now Pa times and all places. cific College.) B e r t graduated 5. Hold onto your foot when Wh*r* trained tparialitta with modern lab •ratorie» and adequate equipment fire la from Stanford university in 1895. you are on the point of leaving First and second class to the East and atruetton leading to rallegiata degrees la Ike He worked for a while in the South apply via California. The trip the path of right. fallowing schools: United States geological survey. can he made very economically. AGRICULTURE with 15 departmeata; 6. Hold onto the truth, for it COMMERCE, with 4 department«; During the two years following his will serve you better than any ENGINEERING, with 0 department«, la eluding Civil, Electrical. Highway, Industrial graduation he followed his pro thing else. Arts Irrigation and Mechanical Engineering; fession of mining engine ring in 7. Hold onto your temper when FORESTRY, including Logging Engineer Eastern Oragon, California, Colo you are excited or angry or others »■ * HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 major depart rado and New Mexico. In 1897 are angry with you. ments, including training in tha Practise he landed a job in Australia Two 8. Hold onto your good name; House; MINING, with three departmeata, iaelad years later he returned to Califor it is and ever will be an asset in Chemical Engineering, Round Trip to principal cities in the nia. The following year, 1900, he your journey through life. East will be on sale certain days in THE SCHOOL OP MUSIC, offer, in.trn. was appointed engineering advisor 9. Hold onto your wits, so August and September. These tickets tton in th» principal department» of voc«i of the Chinese government He they will not be wandering when and instrumental music. apply over practically all routes. THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, enrolled was besieged during the boxer re- you need them most. 1095 cadets in lOld 17, and won recemraen , belliorf. When the allied govern dation for O. A. C. from the Western Depart ment of the H War Department as one of ments raised the siege he returner] Some Germans Are Ask your local agent for particulars, or write the fifteen ‘ distinguished institution«" of to California. higher learning All cadets will be furnished Goods Americans John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent eemplete uniforms by the f; Government j , After a few . months in California Portland, Ore and the junior end senior cadets enrolled in r C t l i m C u tO ( > h in & RS ^ C nerE ll The Auburn, Neb., Republican ih. * o. t . c„ win b« g .vm nmmutation for manager of an enterprise employ- of recent day published the follow •abaiatrnc». ■ < well •• all transportation and I - ------------ • ubaiatcnca at th* aix weeks' Mummer camp ing 25,000 men. Part of his job ing letter from one of its German- REGISTRATION BEOINH OCTOBER (. was to superintend a fleet of 20 born subscribers: 1*17 Information on raquaat. Addreaa, “To the Editor of the Auburn Bagiatrar. Oregon Agricultural Collage, ships, with a system of canals, Corvallla, Oragon. railways, harbors, with a group of Republican—I have ^en several PHOTOS V A JJItKlC AH East Through California The Oregon Agricultural College One-Way Fares Summer Excursion Fares PHARMACY U. t r J Southern Pacific Lines