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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1917)
îfmTKt Vol. 2 Kenneth Hawke Made Trip “Over There” m a v & ( AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOREST GROVE. OREGON. THURSDAY, NOV. 1. 1917 IttaSi W m , t f'' ll IE xjîîthh No. 43 Another Drive for Army Y. M. C. A. Recognizing the great work through the Aimy Young Men’s Christian As-ociation, the W'ar ■ / A, . Department has requested that this work be largely extended both at home and abroad and for this purpose a W'ar Fund of $35,- 000,000 will be raised in United r >■ Stales during the week of Nov. 11-18 A war council of the Oregon t / '\ War W’ork leaders was held in the Portland hotel last Wednesday, which was attended by the follow ing delegates from Forest Grove: W. J. McCready, Prof. R. F. Clarke, Prof H. L. Bates, Dr. Bishop, Rev Patton, Rev. R. L. M l t *~r Putnam, Harry Romig and B. J. Simplon At this council B. J. w- Simeon, who was General Chair- 1■ >I> (tut«* o f ill«- K rem lin In Moscow, Itie I) II<11 which will l><* occupied by the Itusstun governm ent w h en It mon for the former Army Y. M. m m V .-trt*gnA 2—A m erlcnn Kohller* In F ran ce mnnnluK hh an ti-aircraft gun to tight G erm an aviator* who ure C. A. drive and Campaign Man ; . j v j l e s lii/h f re im irs i C ab in in g to trotihle th e m . .3— Tills photograph taken oh an A m erican vessel carrying m a n y Y. M. C. A. men to Vurope, ager of the recent. Red Cross Cam 1 / • K P a < allows th e passengers eltnihlng coolly Into the rigging to w atch n subm arine th at hud Just been sighted. paign, was elected General Chair *0 Kenneth will probably have aj .. man for Western Washington rest Father Buck’s Farewell Service Initiated the Captain county for the new $35,000,000 Cafeteria Is Success A large congregation attended Campaign After the re. ular business m< V - The reporl of the treasurer of ing of Forest Rebekah lodge ia-t services at the Catholic church A meeting of the local Cam the High School Cafeteria for the evening, Mr*. We hi ley’s com !a«t Sunday, the occasion being a paign was held in Forest first month of its operation has mittee put on a nice program, in At 10 o’clock Friday morning farewell to Rev Father Buck, Grove leaders on Monday evening and just been issued and indicates thai cluding two »«citations by R C. becan the celeb ation of All- who leaves Forest Grove to take the following organization for this enterpri-e is proving a com Hill, vocal duets by Mesdames Colli ge Day, when the th ee lower up the duties as pastor of Salem handling the campaign Wes'ern plete success Warm lunches are Benfer and Shi rr» tt and a leading classes pe form d in "takeoff and Catholic chaplain to the var Washington county was in effected: served at cost to students and by Mrs. L M. Graham Th» n stunts on each other. The Juniors iou* State institutions at the cap General Chairman—B. J. Simp teachers anti the report shows that Noble Grand Edna Ross ma«le a have the honor of depicting the ital. about 40 people patronize (his short talk, in which she lold how life of the Faculty and Seniors and Father Buck sang the High son.Campaign Manager—Judge W. popular eating place each day. the members appreciated the ef their stunt this year was a gath Mass and the choir was augment- H. Hollis. The price of the lunch rarely ex forts ering of both groups in Herrick e«l by members from the Cornel Chairman Campaign Committee of H. R. Bernard to give the ceeds 15c but the bill of fare is al l«»dg«- a g«>od degree team. She Hall to view the body of the late ius choir, directed by Mrs. Lucy —W. J. McCready. Kai or, who had succumb«*! to Seus. Rev Father VanGlaren- Chairman Speakers Section— ways A substantial one That turned the meeting over to the disease "H«x>veriza beck of Verboort preached the Rev. R. L. Putnam. costs are carefully considered in then the degree team, whose members, tion.” dreadful Following this, the Soph sermon, which was able and fit Publicity M a n a g e r — A. E. determining prices is shown by a headed by Mrs. Hill put their comparison of recipes and dis captain, Mr Berna d. through a omores gave the ’‘Frosh” in lim ting. He reviewed something of Scott. bursements. The report for the new degree, invented for the oc erick form and la-t, but not le^st, the work the retiring pastor has Secretary—Rev. R. E. Dunlap. month ending Oct. 19, 1917, casion The c h a r g e s and re the Fre-hmen showed what they done in the eight years since he Treasurer—M. R. Johnson. had learned in their shor stay came to Forest Grove as pastor, Team Captains—T. E Isaacs, follows: sponses were very amusing, to say Receip's— F o r lunches sol d the least. Mrs. Wehrley and as at Pacific about their deadly en the building of the three churches J M. Barber, W. P. Dyke, E. E. emies, the Sophomores. $92 04 Disbursements—Paid for sistants Cornelius, Forest Grove and W’illiams, Dr. C. E. Hawke and then served cake and At e ght o’clock in the evening at Groceries $42.70; Milk $3.40; berry juice to all the members. Gaston respectively, speaking of Mrs. E. F. Burlingham. the ’Frosh” were led into the “in the spiritual Meat $-102; Mu ad $3 98; Miscel also which This organization will conduct laneous $1.22; Labor $36 89 To Mrs. John Ander-onof this city ferno” at the gym and compelled has been most growth gratifying, the campaign in Forest Grove, tal Disbursements $92 81 Ixy-3 has the honor of having been ap to endure various punishments then mentioned the love of and the Cornelius, Dilley, Ga>ton, Banks, for month 17c. pointed assistant department in for being ‘Frosh ” people for their pastor, which has Buxton, Timber, Gales Creek, spector of Oregon for the W. R. Af er the "Frosh” had made always been in evidence. This Hillside, Winter Swimming Class Cherry Grove, Laurel- and will inspect the Hillsboro themselves presentable, everyone love, he said, had been shown by wood, Thatcher, Twenty of the lovers of aquatic i J C. Kansas City and in Herrick Hall to par the presentation of a handsome surrounding territory. sports met at Anderson hall Tues Co«ps tomorrow, J B. Mathews gathered ot a light banquet and uslen gold chalice from Forest Grove, a day evening and organized the S. Corps of this city on Nov. 8th take to varit'Us which were re well filled purse from Cornelius C D. Staley has recently re- O. S club and the »officers have and the Tillamook Corps on Nov. sponded to (oasts as follow : "Presump and a fine silk umbrella from the ceiv d s veral letters from his son, arranged to use the swimming 16th. The appointment is a good tions” Toastmaster, Irwin Chas. G., who is in France with Turner; altar boys. pool at the P. U. gym Tuesday one. "Understanding” by Prof. Hand- company E., 18th Railway En and Thursday evenings until June Mrs. J. F. McGill went to Port lin, who represented the Faculty, Not only are the Catholics re gineers, along with Cecil Hughes 1st. The membership of the club land this morning to visit her son, "Follies” by Clinton O.-trander of gretting the removal of Father and Emery LaMont. D limited to forty persons and Clinton, an d wife. The ship the clas-. of T5; ‘ Responsibility Buck, but his hosts of non-Cath- asks “ Dad” to send him Charley thirty-three have already signed building company with which by Miss Mack of the Seniors; olic friends as well, while appre sweater, as the nights are his « hi red y the list. Officers were elected as Clinton is employed is sending “Ostentation” by Miss McKinney ciating the honor the promotion and 'Weaters are hard to get. He follows: * him to Tacoma to do some electri of the Juniors; "Supposition” by has conferred upon him, are sin also asks for Forest Grove papers E. D. Stout, Manager cal work, he having supervision of Harry Romig of the Sophomores, cerely sorry to have him leave, says he has arranged to send foretta Hermsen. Secretary. * this kind of work in both the Ta and "Heedlessness” by Lloyd Ap- for Father Buck has not been and father $15 or $20 per month narrow in his circle of kinliness. of his his Nellie Buell, Treasurer. coma and Portland yards of his pleman of the Freshman. wages, to be deposited to A G. Bryant, John Wirlz, Fred company. From whatever quarter the cry his credit in one of the local banks. Again Postponed He regrets he cannot tell in his Davidson, Mrs. C. E. Smith and has come, he has been ready to Grand Chief Patriarch Walker The suit of the Elliott Con respond with charity for the letters what is going on, but prom Mrs. W. C. Benfer, directors. company against the needy and repentant, sympathy ises a good story when he gets The members will take their of the Encampment dtgree of the struction city of Forest Grove was called in for the afflicted and consolation home. Ail the local boys ate first swim next Tuesday evening. I. C). O. F. will visit Forest Grove Judge Morrow’s well. _______ court at Portland for the bereaved next Monday night and all the I. Quite a bunch of Forest Grov. O. O. F. bodies of the city will Monday and the court took an The new pastor has not been W’ill you help make training more interesting for 8000 of the Odd Fellows went to Hillsb ro last join in entertaining him and being adjournment to visit this city and appointed as yet. view the sewer itself. When court men at Camp Lewis? The Chris night to attend a farewell recep , instructed by him. convened yesterday the city asked Gale Grange meeting Saturday, tian Endeavor Union of Oregon tion given by the lodge of that city for William Branda who goes Capt. and Mrs. C. O. Bianson, a continuance because of the ill Nov. 4th. All candidates for first is furnishing the Y. M. C. A. No. to fight the Kaiser. There was noted M. E. evangelists, were the ness of Attorney Fulton, attorney and second degrees please be at 1 at American Lake with “homey” music by an orchestra composed guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. for the city. Continuance to Nov. the I. O O. F. hall at 11 o’clock. accessories, such as phonograph All officers and members are re records, curtains and books. You of S. A. Walker, violin; Clarence Johnson over Sunday, Captain 19;h was granted. Branson preaching at the M. E. Lenneville, traps and drums, and Because Mr. and Mrs. Frank quested to be present at opening have books, good fiction, adven church Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank McBride of Dilley at Bennett of the Thatcher district of meeting, at 10:30 o’clock. Ex ture, humorous recitation books the piano. Then t h e r e were L M. Graham and O S. Higby are going to California for the cellent dinner at noon. At the that are not serving any patriotic speeches and recitations and a are in Portland, arranging the winter, fifty of their friends gave afternoon meeting C. E. Spence, or other very good purpose. Put Oregon State Grange, will them together, phone Main 722 nice supfier. Washington county exhibit for them a surprise party Saturday Master talk on subject "Why Every and we will call for them and for Mrs. Ottice Shearer has been the l^and Products show. Dan evening, bringing well-filled bask Farmer the Should Be a Granger.” ward them to Y. M. C. A. No. 1. quite sick for a week and is still Pierce took the exhibits to Port ets of refreshments. A good time A cordial invitation is extended to Everyone counts. This is your bit. Do it! confined to her bed. all interested. land yesterday. was enjoyed by all. Dr. arid Mr*. C. E. Hawke Tuesday received a letter from their non, Kenneth, who i»a mem ber of the crew of the cruiser San I)ifgo, which recently returned from a trip to European water*, havinK h« en a member of the con voy fleet which escorted seven transports of soldiers and pro- j vision* to France. The San Diego was one of the fleet which con voyed the Antilles (recently sunk hy a submarine) to Europe. On Ilia tup one of the convoy- fired on a submarine, which submerged and disappeared. No hips were damaged on the outward trip, hut on the return trip the Antilles was sunk. Kenneth did not •-tate the whereabouts of the San Diegoi when the Antilles was sunk. The San Diego has orders to .» p ro c e e d to Plymouth. Mass., to r.rrt m VÆ ÇfZ jù l-vW'IÉ if f ' *yj. i 1 u iiks All-College Day at Old Pacific