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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1917)
» i l h p «.i ^ F 11 i 4 î r 4 r .1 ^ 4 t O v J în 4 i titi* l U 4 î* i u • The is theunit °f I i BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVEK BEFORE! l .1 .1 society and family the man who takes Published every Thursday at Forest drove, Oregon. upon himself the responsibility of W. C. Benfer, Editor and thiblisher. ______________________________________________________________ adding one to the number of the Filtered aa aecond-clas* m atter Jan. 12, 1916. at the poatotfice at Forest drove, 'nation’s households deserves s|H»- Oregon. untler the Act of March 1. 1879 rial consideration as eonqiared Paid in advance One year Six months Three Months Subscription Kates On Credit $1.00 One year .. .50 Six months .25 Three months THURSDAY. SEPT. 27. 1017 "1 am sorry that you do not wear a fla. day and I can only ask vou if you lose the physic emblem to be sure that you wear it is VOt’K h e a r t ; the heart of America shall interpret the heart of the world." President Wilson. with the man who h;» not made thus contribution to his country’s $1.50 strength and stability. W A S H IN G T O N COUNTY FAIR Forest Grove TO BE HELD AT 75 The race must go on, and the _lili family is a necessary link in the chain. Where children have been born there is still more reason why the married men should l»e exempted until the unmarried list ^ is exhausti ted. And "pecuniary dependence” is N O T E S A N I) C O M M E N T S not the only fact to be considered. The child needs a father’s counsel JINGLE NEWS an awful thing for a boy thousands as wi ll a» a mother’s care. And of mhe> from home to see his mother, too, is entitl'd to Poor Russia’s pitiable plight Tuesday, Oct. 2 Opening Day. All exhibits in place and More tense becomes each hour. comrades opening letters and none confide1 ation A husband’s death a welcome extended to all exhibitors and visitors. As Parties madly scramble for for himself. The husks of Ivan’s power. throws upon her a double burden Wednesday, Oct. 3 Patriotic Day. A program thu* will Today Kerenskv dominates. cover all the activities of our country in the world war. Speak she has committed no sin and And Komilotf tomorrow; Since flour has come down in ers will tell you h<»w you can do your part in helping win the The U. S. A. price, it looks like bread ou^ht to doe not deserve such a punish war. Also a good program of music, .sporU and carn.val Must save the day. come down in price or up in size. ment. Lest we be plunged in sorrow. attractions. • It sometimes requires cou-age But there is a mighty good way Oct. 1 Grange Day. Governor Withycombe The Argentine has joined the host to live up to these obligations, and Thursday, Of cannon-mouth objectors other nn-n prominent in the affairs of Oregon will Is» with to bring th bakers to time—just To Teuton foreign office stuff us A good program Carnival features. Band concerts. and the President has rendered a bake your own bread. T h e And Hohenzollem spectres Oct. 5 Children's Day. This is the great big That heretofore have haunted all weather is now c < hj I enough to real service in making it easier for day. Friday, The diplomatic gables. Something from morn till night See ^he big have a fire in the kitchen range the patriotic husband and father parade of decorated doing And in disguise floats in which the schools vie with each to claim exemption until there is Have furnished spies other in splendor. Races, s p o rts , band concerts, carnival To tam per with the cables. If "Ed win R. Carson” will call actual necessity for hisenlistment. features. The papers say the Dove of Peace at the Express office, his communi j W. J. Bryan, A grand display of the County’s Resources: Dairy Cattle, Has planned another outing. cation sent in for publication Ho ses, H o g s Sheep. Poultry, Grange Exhibits, School Ex And indicate Berlin to Rome Mr. Hoover at Work Will doubtless be the routing. will be returned to him, together hibits, Household Products. Every activity in the county results of Mr. Hoover’s represen ted. We lack belief, but pray she'll find with a reason for its non-publ ca-, The , A dozen olive branches; ,• tion „ rp.. . was work are already apparent. We'll turn our blades I hi s communication , has been Remember the Dates—October 2, 3, I and 5. 1 he price of wheat To hoes and spades, m died to the writer and returned fix*d at the central market', the And beat it for the ranches. Come and Meet Your Neighbors. by the po>toffiee force, marked millers licensed an*! the amount Ar.d that reminds us of supplies "lnclaimed.” Who is Edwin K. of wheat they ate permitted to That Mr. Hoover’s losing In vegetables, fruit and birds Carsi n? The milliners are using. buy is to be regula ed, and the i of every community, with the roll, gum spot and internal brown- Mam'selle’s new lid would look as well The editor of the Express so amount of profit they are to re- hope that a fair will I h * h<l<1 in *nV of the fruit W ithout the grub and feathers. county in the year'to come. , hi*» work thoroughly hates war and its at ceive per barrel of flour has been : every Which can but ill Faire are not only ,he milestones w r, l t .h!n:i^urvty «»ndi- Withstand the chill tendant misery that he would tixed at twt ntv five cents 1 he , . i • ^ ^ r* rtain prune orchards of Of gusty W inter weathers. . , -ii . * . , of progress, hut are also incentives Polk, Yamhill and Marion coun- have stood a great deal from Ger —Oregon Voter. have to be required to to progress and better civilization.! ties. many or any other nation rather bakers hak** a will standard sized loaf of If Senator LaFoliette would than go into war, but there was biead which the municipal au- Western Farmer. Whispering Traitors “ I would rather have my win tu:K less he wou.d have less ene- no other course open to Pre-ident thorities have the ¡uno-r to do» so Cj •lfinn In v o vtld ’lfov go to heaven in France than go to m,es- _ Wilson than to strike bock when t<. restore competition among 1 4 # ) hell in America,” was the reply of The county fair opens next Germany’s agents in this country bakers and enable the pubi c to! Puzzling PrUilP I)isPilS6 a Texas father to one of the tribe Tuesday, so you’ll have to hurry were plotting against the peace of de ermine what they t hey are paying1 O. A. C. Experiment Station, of whispering traitors who a-k, if you want to enter something America Gerard s published let- for bread as compared t » the* | Corvallis, Sept. 26. — Investiga "Why should we send our boys to for a prize •ters ^ave proved conclusively that price of wheat and flour. Thu- tio n s of the puzzling prime dis- light in a foreign land?” . ..... , , . the Kaiser s hellhounds were busy the work of the food administrator I i • uses that have caused serious Rev. Dunlap, Walter Chalfners There is so little demand procteds. (’. L. Mocroft returned last ____ „ d , i,,_ for j , undermining , , American->afety . . . * long ° Prf>c* ¡losses to the prune growers in and 1 hursday from their deer hunt on . ot-iure trie peupie oi mi-country It is a reflection on the busm en Oregon for a number of years, Rock Creek, other side of Vcr- schools that one of the instructors began to howl for war. Now that ethics and pa riotism of some of have been started by the O.A. C. nonia. They the brought back hanter» a nice has been released, 0th Dr W war is on, Germany mu,. 6em.de our b using men .ha. .he federal' ’¡’B hack, I,at neither '„f the I t ’ i s e x n e c t W that ’he- W'H claim the credit forlheshot. One of the Hillsboro papers harmless far the fatare before government is compelled ta s t e p ; th reo an y ttlk of peace. Bill an.l prevent the public from ¡ ¿ a i ,,f the ma,!i 'iinieul'ties in Chalmers, however, says Rev. says the ’Community Fair” held Dunlap is some rook; that he is a war maniac and being plunder, d by men who have the problem ii will tak<* several cookiil in that city la-t week was so p or if Hohenzobern a huckle-berry pie that German people are so foolish been able to secure a monopoly on years l" complete the study that nobody claims it. Maybe it as the was delicious. berries are to follow him, they. too. must the necessaries of life, but it is1. The physiological troubles under Vi ry plentiful in These the region where was born an orphan. b puni-hed, sad as this punish- for,unate that the government '"vest.gallon are no controllable * lo riu n a ii m a t m e xu vw n iiiciii hy spraying and other ordinary the "boys” hunted. “Tell all the folks to write.” is ment it may be to those administer sees its duty to the people and is orchard practice. Among th e Good used sewing machines for a vein running through all letters ing it progressive enough to adopt the symptoms of the disorder are 1*af sale or trade. Roc & Co. from our »oldie s in Europe. Ii The Dependent Family necessary 'tr<itig measures to give you know any of the boys who The Pre-ident has acted wisely the people relief. Mr. Hoover has have no close relatives, won’t you in exempting from the first call a big job. but he is a big man am i. please write them a letter? It’s married men with dependent, fam is accustomed to handling big ““ — ----------------- — problems He is is organizing organizing and directing the governmental ma chinery to protect the masses The people are with h;m, and he will succeed. The Commoner. BRED TO PROVEN SIRES At the Auction Sale to be held at Kent, Wash., October 3 and 1, 1917, at The Fall Fairs the new Carnation Stock Farms sales pavilion, there will be offered approx The Fall fairs in the Pacific Most enjoyable route. Beautiful imately 160 Registered Holsteins. About 145 of these will be Registered Hol stein Cow s, bred to the Herd Sires on Carnation Stock Farms, or the Herd Sires Northwest are in full swing Such mountain scenery. Liberal stop on the Hazelwood Farm, Spokane. fairs are great educators when If you will only send for a catalogue, and study the pedigrees of the overs. See San Francisco, Los various Holstein sires, you will note that practically every one of them are rightly run There is not a fea proven sires. Full pedigrees of the individual cows are given in two separate ture of agricultural life that does Angeles, Apache Trail, El Paso, catalogues. more to create greater interest in New Orleans. Something new Visit Seattle and plan to attend this its own community than the coun and delightful every hour. AUCTION SALE-160 REGISTERED HOLTSEINS ty and district fair. There is not, a medium that advertises more Three daily trains from Portland successfully the opportunities of a Carnation Stock Farms of Seattle, offer 75 Registered Holstein Cows of good breeding, most of them in calf, bred to Johanna M Kinley Segis, (th.- 40 region than these same fairs. connecting at San Francisco for lb. bull), King Segis 10th, Matador Segis Walker and Dutchland Governor Sir There has not as yet been discov Colantha. the South and East. First and Full description of each animal, together with herd sires, is given in our erer] a better method of cr ating special catalogues, sent upon request. second class sleeping cars. Un more helpful business relations HEALTH CL AKANTFLD of all Carnation Stock Farm animals hy the U. than through the operation of excelled Dining Car Service. S. Bureau of Animal Industry. Free from tuberculosis. Ten registered Holstein Bulls of good breeding, both upon dam and sire successful livestock and agricul Hie Safety Route. side. All these bull« have been raised on Carnation Stock faVms arfd most of tural lairs. The fair that is con them are really for service. Among them is Korndyke Ragapple Milla No 16,479, son of the famous Ragapple Korndyke the 8th, and carries 75 tier cent scientiously operated upon a basis A k your local agent for tickets and booklet^,descriptive of the same blood as that bull, which sold for $20,ODD at the Detroit Sale in of integrity deserves the united of this wonderful trip June, 1916; and a half-brother of the bull that sold at W orcester Mass for and hearty support of the people $53,000. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland Hazelwood Holstein Farm of Seattle, John L. Smith, owner, offers 75 head of its home locality, whether it be of Registered Holsteins at this sale about 50 Cows and 5 bulls. Hazelwood a large or a small fair. Holsteins are well known to Holstein breeders as good individuals and prize winners. Separate catalogues will be issued, giving details and [»edigrees. The fair spirit is abroad in the Northwest and the Western Far Send Today for Catalogue - Carnation Stock Farms mer wishes to encourage it as a Mail Address; Box 1921, Seattle, Wash. Farm at Carnation Wash VISITORS WELCOME. (Formerly Tolt, Wash.) movement worthy of the support, Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday, Friday Oct. 2 , 3 , 4 and 5 , 1917 , Special Kates on All the Railroads GOOD HOLSTEIN COWS EAST via CALIFORNIA Kent, Wash., Oct. .3 and 4, 1917 Southern Pacific Lines