»
üllff Jíiirrat (Srmtp Sxpr
State leader of County Agricul­
tural Agents. He will assume his
duties at once, with headquarters
Publish««! «v«ry Thursday at Forait (irove, Oregon.
in the Court House at Hillsboro.
W. C. Hen far, Editor ami Publisher.
Raised on a general and dairy
Kritirad hh si-cond < I u » h m atter Jan. 12, 1916, at tin- poatoifira at Foraat (irove, farm
in Oregon, Mr. Jami-on was
Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1H79
graduated from the Oregon Agri­
cultural College in 1914 He was
Subscription Kate*
a member of the College Stock
i'aid in advance
On Credit'
One year
II.•»« One year
11.00 Judging Team while in college,
Six montha
.00 Six montha
. .70 and did considerable work on he
Be a
Tiiree Muntila
.25 Three montha
.40 college farm. I.ater he assi ted his
father in running a truck and small
THURSDAY, OCT. 20. 1017
fruit farm in Western Washington.
For almost two years following
Life
Saver
‘‘I am aorry that you do not wear a Ha« every
his
graduation
Mr.
Jami-on
wa«
day and I can only aak vou if you loae the phyaicul
tester for the Clackamas County
emblem to he aure that you wear it IN vodR
SAVE THE LIFE OF THE TOWN.
Il K AKT ; the heart of America aliali interpret the
Cow Testing association. While
heart of the world.” President Wilaon.
It will die it you don’t boost it
t h e r e he di d a considerable
amount
of
official
testing
for
ad­
The best way to boost it :j to READ THE
N O T E S AN I) C O M M E N T S
vanced registry for several large
HOME
PAPER CAREFULLY
breeders of dairy cows.
Take
an ACTIVE INTEREST in the town’s affairs.
In August, 1916. Mr. Jamison
SPEND YOUR MONEY IN TOWN with
became fit d agent for the Dairy
Division of the United State« De­
the local merchants.
partment of Agriculture, having
his headquarters in Pullman
His immediate t-upervisors whereby the Christmas mail to the
Thu Portland pap rs have been Forest Grove boys will be »here, in Wash.
Farm Loans Wanted
this
work
recommend«d him as American Expeditionary F o r c e s in Can furni
very slow to give Forest (»rove as well as a number from Banks. one of the strongest
farm loan« at
men under Europe is to be delivered by Christmas a low rate of h you
credit for Liberty Pond sales and It appears the Elliotts are not their supervision, which
interest. Hollis &
covered morning.
402t
at least one of said papers (the in much of h hurry to brii g to all of the nor1 hern and western W ithout the fullest co-operation on Graham.
News) Monday mghi placed For- trial the suit against the city of states.
part of the public, it will be im­ You can get the Portland Ore­
Mr. Jamison’s anpointm -nt the
gonian six days a week, by m..il,
e-d (»rove in a list of town which Forest Grove for collection of pay comes
possible to accomplish this result.
as
the
result
of
an
agree­
and the Fore-t Grove Expres-,
for
the
so-called
sewer,
for
the
The
three
essential
respects
in
which
had not reported any bonds sold. case has been continu d three ment reached between the Exten­
for only $6.00 per year, if paid in
;
the
public
can
aid
in
assuring
a
happy
The editor of the Portland W wh times It was to have started be­ sion Service of the College arid Christmas at the front are: MAIL advance.
seven
mny have thought he was telling fore Judge Morrow, in Portland the County Court of Washington E A R L Y . A D D R E S S INTELLI­ days a week, For add Oregonian
$2.00.
the truth, but there are people in last Monday, but w as again con­ county relative to the placing of a GENTLY AND PACK SECURELY.
of the College and For this reason it is urgently requested
Portland who could have told him tinued one week. The city has representative
the
United
Stales
p»rtmentof that all persons having Christmas mail
Former
City
Engineer
Kirkwood,
that far back as a week ago to- his assistant, Vinton Robinson, Agriculture in the D c urty.
Food for the soldiers and Bailors and the
day Forest Grove had sold $35,- and Inspect«’« M .crurn and Me Bill No. 1. passed at the recen'
iViflP It
units attached to the army in
000 worth of bonds of the second K-nzIe on expense at Portland, ses ion of Congre s, ea ri>d with civilian
O
O
Europe observe closely the following
Liberty Loan. H**ie is the proof: w .¡ting for the trial of the ca.se it a provision wh* reby th • Fed directions:
era! Government is to aid in the 1. Mails to reach the soldiers • in i
"Portlsm l, Or«., Oct. IK.
maintenance of such a representa­ Franee by Christmas morning must be
"F irst National Hunk,
tive in every important agricul­ mailed
"F orest Grove, Ore.
not later than November 15.
tural county in the United States. 2. Every
"CongratulHtions on your splendid
must bear con­
The administration of Oregon’s spicuously the package
progress. Forest Grove one of the few
words
CHRISTidAS
cities in Oregon whose subscriptions Having rect ived a number of allotment of the fund m.id- avail­
MAIL,
the
complete
address
of the
BUY A
able
for
this
purpose
i«
vested
in
are one-third of quota. Am quoting inquiries as to the food values of
person for whom it is intended, and,
Urn«!
Stales
Govern men Bond ?f the
Extension
Service
of
the
College.
you as example.
so-called "Eureka clover ” C. Mr Jamison will be maintained in the upper left-hand corner, the name
"LIBERTY LOAN PUBLICITY, the
W. Creel, in charge of the local for the remainder of this year with and address of the sender.
SECOND
"P e r C. C. Chapman,
bureau
of
entomology,
wrote
the
3.
Every
parcel
must
be
so
packed
"Vice Chairm an.”
Federal funds a’one, and begin­ and wrapped as to admit of easy in­
Agricultural College for ning
with Jan 1, 1918, if the work spection by pie postm aster. NO parcel
Forest (»rove is asked to take Oregon
information on the subject. The is continued,
wil be upport*-d by
$100.000 of the bonds and the reply
he ceceived follows:
be dispatched to France which has
a joint county, state and govern­ will
Express ventures the assertion "D ear Mr. Creel:
not the postm aster’s certificate th at it
ment
fund.
The
county’s
share
of
that by Saturday night of this Responding to yours of October 1 .rn. this fund will be $1600 00 the • contains no prohibited articles.
so-called Eureka clover is not a state will contribute a l i ke
A. S. BURLESON,
week, when the campaign closet», The
clover.
It is the plant which was ex­ amount, and $1000 of Federal
Postm aster General.
the people of this cry will have ploited about
1H93 to 1897 under the money wi I be used if ne**dtd.
Patrons
are
cautioned
against plac- ’ OREGON ELECTRIC TIME CARD
done fully twenty-five per cent name of Sachaiine. The scientific
I*. 1917
ing
RED
CROSS
stam
ps
more than is asked of them, as name is Polygonum sachalinense. It is While turning onto Pacific ave­ stickers, other than stamps, or on other
the
Pt. L . Pt.
A . . .
they did in the Army Y. M. C. ! very much lower in food value than is nue from A street about 6 o’clock ADDRESSED SIDE of mail m atter, as U. 6:20 r. G. a m A IT. 7:40
m
6:50
a
8:07
indicated by an analysis made many Tuesday evening, on a motor­ , such m atter is thereby rendered un­
A. contributions, the first Liberty 1 years
a
m
7:05
8:30
a
m
8:15
9:32
ago
by
the
Oregon
Experiment
Earl Harper attempt'd to mailable. In the use of Christmas 8:15 a m 9:35 10:25 a m 11:40
I/tan, the Red Cross donations Station and which is quotes! liberally in cycle,
go
between
the curb and Joe stickers care should be taken not to 9:45 a m 11:00 1:15 p m 2:25
and the Library Fund donations. the advertising m aterial with reference Wiles’ Chevrolet,
with the result
the parcels therew ith, as sealed 12:30 p m 1:45 3:30 p m 4:40
Up to noon today $100.000 in 1 to the plant. The analysis was made that the motorcycle struck Joe’s seal
5:00 5:30 p m
6:45
p m
parcels
at the fourth 3:45
bonds had been sold in this city. on the leaves, although it was not re- front wheel, with dire results to clasa rate are of unmailable
5:05
m
6:25 6:15
m
7:30
postage. Pasters or stick­ 7:40 p m 9:05 7:20
8:40
m
Will the Portland News please set jsirted as such and it did not include the smaller machine, which sus ers which resemble
postage
stamps
are
its readers right regarding the ! the woody coarse stems which make up tained a demolished front wheel not permissable on the out side of any 9:45 p m 11:00 11:15 p m 12:i«
‘ roll of shame” it published last a rather large portion of the plant. and other damage- The rider mail m atter.
S. P. ELECTRIC TIME CARD
Monday?
"The plant is a very persistent per­ was badly shaken up and didn’t
Arr. Pt. L . Pt.
. F. G.
Arr. F. G.
and is difficult to get rid of. I know much for a few minute?. Parcels for the Expeditionary Forces I 8:35
7:50 t7:15
a m
a m
8:35
The First National Rank is ennial
abroad
may
not
be
registered
or
in-
j
am told by parties living in the vicinity He sustained a bad cut on the
t7:20 • m
8:45 t9:15
a m
10:32
again paying for a space in the of the man who exploits this plant that head and oth< r bruise« about the sured.
s9:30
a m
10:45
a m 12:15
information concerning t9:41 a m 11:10 11:00
Express to advertise Liberty the cattle do not particularly relish it body. Witnesses declare Harper the Additional
2:15
3:30
preparation and mailing of parcels 12:35 P m 1:50 t3:30 P m
and that they do not consider it a val­ was running very fast and it was
Ronds. A monthly payment plan uable
m
4:50
P
t2:00 P m
3:20
forage plant. It is tender to evident from the place where he may be obtained from
m 7:00
5:40
is advertised this week and Mr. frost and
3:40
R. P. WIRTZ,
P m 4:55 t6:15 p p m 7:35
st
uck
the
auto
that
he
took
the
is
rather
slow
in
getting
Johnson, president of the bank, started. It tends to spread by under- wrong side of the street
Postm aster. t4:22 P m 5:50 8:00 p m 9:20
t6:22
P m 7:45 til :15 P m 12:35
informs (he writer that if people • ground root stalks and makes its best
2:20
9:35 P m
10:50 ssl:00 P m
Public
sale
bills
printed
at
the
The W orm T urned.
prefer’they may make small week­ growth at a season when pasture and
“You
haven't
done
very
well
this
Express
office.
ly payments— anything reason­
t—Thru s - S a t ss—Sat & Sunday
forage are usually abundant.
said the boss "Your orders
able. in fact, to get a bond in ev­ j other
It was very extensively experimented month.”
feiv and far between.”
ery home in Forest Grove and 1 upon in Canada, Australia and the were
“Pm
sorry," said tbe traveling sales­
vicinity. Mr Johnson does not • United States about 1893 to 1898 and in man. “but”—
take kindly to the slurring re­ no place has its culture been continued "I don't wnut excuses. 1 want or­
marks of a Portland paper and he as a forage plant. It is used as a ders.”
is anxious to see Forest Grove buy : common weed in Japan.
Just then the door ojiened. and the
more bonds, per capita, than any “ Probably the most conclusive evi­ secretary entered and passed In u card.
"Humph," said the boss. "Jam es
other town in Oregon. Read his dence against this plant is th at of yield Henry,
salesman for the General Prod­
proposition on the last page of 1 which was secured I believe under Ger­ ucts company!
he know I
this issue.
man conditions and where the yield never see traveling Doesn’t
men
at
about eight to sixteen tons per "He says he Is In a hurry this to hour?"
leave
Here is another jolt for the was
acre. It is therefore a persistant per- town and would like to explain his
dear public: Reginning with Nov. j ennial, difficult to get rid of, it is not proposition to you He will be brief.”
1st, this year of our Ixird and a legume and therefore does not build "I can't see him now. I'm busy. Tell
by sending out of town for your printed mat-
the soil and when grown under reg­ him to wait."
high prices, freight way bills bear l up
“When
shall
1
tell
him
to
call
again?"
ter-and you may not save a cent. Let the
ular
conditions
and
harvested
as
a
reg­
a war tax of 3 per cent and rail­ ular crop it does not yield more forage “Tell him to wait there and I'll see
EXPRESS quote you a price before you buy
way tickets are taxed 10 per cent, than the ordinary types of forage plant him In about an hour. Now, then,
young
man.
why
Is
It
th
at
you
fell
with the exception of commuta­ which are better in quality and better down this month?”
printing without seeing it. By patronizing
tion (family) tickets. The rail­ I suited
to our conditions.
the Express, you get to see a “proof” of
"Because all the business men I
roads must stand this tax or pass
Very
truly,
called
on
Insisted
on
treating
your
your job before it is printed--and your money
it on to the public. They have
salesman the way you treat their».”—
GEO. R. HYSLOP,
picked the public for the goat.
stays in Washington county, where you have
Professor of Farm Crops. Exchange.
The local camp of Modern
a good chance of shaking hands with it again.
Woodmen will have ten candi­
Come in and let us talk it over.
dates to vote on a t tomorrow
night’s meeting, as the result of a
week’s soliciting by Deputy Henry The appointment of Mr. Neal
Atlee He will continue the work C. Jamison as Couhty Agricul­
a part of next week. On Satur­ tural Ag e n t f or Washington To the Public:—
Phone 821
Forest Grove, Ore
day. Nov. 3d, all the camps with­ county has been approved by the The time is approaching to give
in fifty miles of Portland are in­ Board of Regents of the Oregon thought to bringing Christm as cheer to
vited to bring their candidates to Agricultural
the American soldiers and sailors
College, and is an­ abroad.
that oily and have them initiated
at a monster class adoption. The nounced by Mr Paul V. Maris, Arrangements have been perfected Æm
PECULIAR TACTICS OF
PORTLAND NEWSPAPERS
“Eureka Clover” Not
Equal to Clover
m
Dated
Sept.
t
p
t
it f
p
p
t
You May Save a
Few Pennies
Agricultural Agent
Christmas Mail
Is On the Job For American
Forces Abroad
The EXPRESS
g