ûllfp 3 tfnrr 0 t (¡>rmie üxpreaa unities. The Turks suffered ter­ ribly in the charge*; they were singing and yelling "Allah, Allah,” I' u I iüh I kh ) every Th une la y «t Furent G ru ve, Oregon. and that put the wind up in our W. C. Ben f e r Kditor unii 1‘ublinher. fellows more thsin the broad blad- KnlereMi,* r the equal of the No licensee buying and selling over 40 pounds of fat, while 17 Republic will be held at large amount of pork coming i t,oops that are fighting on their wheat mill feeds as a wholesaler produced over 50 lbs. of fat. The , J ^ n^i ° n , market), F o o d Administrator own soil to defend their homes or jobber shall charge more than average production for the whole 15th days of May, 1918 The Hoover expresses the hope that I he American realizes that he is a reasonable advance over cost, number of cows in the association ™und tnP . ,are between packers and dealers will not be on the baitlefront to save the and shail not exceed the following: was 760 lbs. of milk and 33.5 of f.('ove and Albany will be $3 83. so foolish as to raise prices to an I world. In carload lots50cents per ton. fat This is much above the aver- J" ? Commander in Chief, the unreasonable point. The mere suggestion i* an indication that In less than carload lots $1.00 age production f o r t h e whole .Adjutant General and the Quar- Karitj Labor and the Draft slate and indicates the good breecT- ter-General w ill be visitors on that Hoover fears the worst. President Wil on has made a per ton. ______________ Retailers may not charge more : ing of the cows in the association , Homi drive _ new ruling regaiding the . placing The third Liberty __________ . and also shows that the dairymen __ l r _____ __ . starts next Saturday. Of course, ,,f laborers in the draft, making it than Three Dollars i$3.00) per are giving their herds the best of National Fncampment you have arranged to take one or possible to consider experienced ton above delivered cost to them Care. The National Encampment of more bonds. All good citizens laborers as skilled laborers, which ¡at their store.' Geo. F. Biersdorf of Cornelius (h^ Grand Army .of the Republic Millers mav add jobbers’ profits is the owner of the highest pro- AV - have, including many who were will make it posable to put them held in Portland, Oregon, not horn in this country. Don’t j in the deferred class. Owing t o 1 to mill price in selling to retailers during cow for the month, Noble l. ie ^egiinrii,I?g think that just because you the labor shortage, the farmers of and consumers in lots of one ton Lad's Lady Helen. Three-year- August 19, 1J18. The Civil War bought a bond on the first drive] this county are urged to make the 'or more. old pure bred Jersey owned by ^ ur^ s. the Sons of \ eterans, and Millers may add retailers’ profits him produced 1080 lbs. of milk ! and another on the at corn! that | necessary steps to have the labor­ daughters of Veterans will be y«>u have done your full duty. ers so classified. To accomplish to mill price in selling to consum­ and 60 9 of fat. Mr. Biersdorf’s ,n attendance.__________ That mont y has been used long this it will be neces-ary for the ers in less than one ton lots. herd also led the association for t,Ti „ n i r T__ ___ ago to quip our armies, and vise farmers to make affidavits regard­ A reasonable charge may be the month, his ! 1 cows making an The Re,atwn of Taxal,on sels. When a soldier has l>een in ing their laborers and the Legal ¡added for drifvery average production of 835 lbs. of to Community Development” one battle, he doesn't expect to be Advisory Boards in this county is 1 U. S. Food Administration. milk and 46 3 of fat. The second ~ ~ ;— instructed to as ist in this work discharged and sent home. Many highest herd is owned by Robb .Mr. John Z White of Chicago, Canadian, French and British and is willing to do so free of CONDENSED NEWS NOTES Bros, of Forest Grove, whose herd w‘ ll iPve an address on the above fiodiers have been in the hospital charge. This matter should re- of 10 cows produced 704 lbs. of subject *n the College Chapel, from three to six times and have C(‘ive »‘»rliest possible attention so Job printing— phone 821. milk and 42.2 lbs. of fat per cow. Wednesday morning, April 10, at gone back to fight again. W e ; (hat the hiborer may be kept The highest grade cow for the as- 10 o ’clock. All who are mterest- Kenneth Benfer visited Kenneth stay-at-homes have just started upon the farm, sociation was Chancy. own> d by fd are cordially urged to be pres- Ives in Vancouver Sunday. our money to fighting. Let’s keep N. C. JAM ISON, Chas.H. Bamford of Forest Grove. ent- it busy so long as our country: County Agent. Mrs. Bertha Howard visited This cow, a grade Jersey, aged Making Fruit Boxes needs it. If you have with friends in Portland Sunday. five, produced 1278 lbs. of m ilk! yourself buying bonds, For Sale Select Burbank po­ and 60 lbs. of fat. This wasj At great expense, we have in­ ♦hat you have recovered tatoes; $1 00 per cwt. H. N. her first monih of lactation and stalled a machine for making again- until it hurts of a all l >,zes sizes *nd and we we it will be interesting to note how Fruit Boxes ot Robinson, Phone 0224. persistant she will be in keeping would hk£ to ? uo*e PriceaL ° box MILITARY MORALS Dudley Knapp, who is em­ K - p i « —"*» Mrs. T. H. Littlehales recently up this high tecord. Dairymen in users. „ Forest Grove Planing 9-tf One of the uses of the proceeds' received an interesting letter from ployed in a Portland shipyard, the association having cows which , * ^°* of the Liberty Loan that will ap- ^er nepht,w> Thomas Bartlett, visited his mother in this city produced over 50 lbs. of fat fo r 1 J. S Thompson departed Sat- peal strongly to the great mass of w|10 ¡s with the Hntish forces in Sunday. the month i re as follows: Lester urdav for a visit with his daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Maddox R. Campbell, Frank Connell, Geo. ter, Mrs. L. L. Hollinger, near American people is t .>e cat >■ and the holy land. Following are por- at tent ion given to the moral wel tiona 0j the |etter: and children of Portlaud visited J F. Biersdo'f, Chas. H Bamfordj Vancouver. He expects to spend fare and protection of the Ameri­ "Palestine, 16 Dec., ’ 17. the C. E Roy family Sunday af- j # j . Van Kleek & Sons. R. B. I the summer visiting among his can soldiers. sons and daughters. Denney, Robb Bros. Jerusalem has been taken over 1er noon. Heretofore with the American The members of the association Misses Dee and Belle Darling, George Flett of Wapato, was Army and even now with some of by our forces for some time, but my unit was not there. We have Mrs. Zoa Hartrampf and NIrs are endeavoring to build up their badly injured Thursday after- the armies of our allies the moral and weeding,” , noon while grubbing stumps on Hazel Carmack attended Easier herds by "breeding . . welfare of the soldier was and is a . inaile .. . quick - . moves . . and rode , . great iserviees a t Portland’s White as evidenced by the fact that his place and was taken to the matter largely ignored. In the ^stances in short time, being v.c- Temple Sunday. 1 rank Conned has recently pur- hospital at McMinnville to have German armies provision is even I 1 toriuus in both wings. Beersheba is a small town and all blown to chased a pure bied Holstein sire an jnj ure(j ]eg amputated. The George Hancock, who recently maiie for immorality. bits at one end. The Mosque left trad'd L. H. Brit on a house and of excellent breeding and during 3vveep Qf the grubbing machine It is to the glory of American ¡standing. Turks dead were very the month association members broke and struck Mr. Flett with arms and American national char­ ¡numerous, and a large number of lot in this city for 17 acres of the have condemned to the block five sucjj force that the knee was old A. T. Buxton place, was busy acter that of the men who wear prisoners were taken by London | "slacker cows and a number of crushed the United States uniform a high ¡Infantry regiment. I d id t h e Monday seeding his plot to clover. others are awaiting sentence. standard of conduct is expected whole battle line from Beersheba Lester Jones, who has been at­ N. C. JAMISON, Mrs. J. S Buxton and daugh- and demanded, and provided for. to Jaffa. There were German ter* Jessie, am* their father and tending a Portland medical college County Agent. Kipling’s "Single Men in Bar­ guns all along the line, both little grandfather, A. H. Hampton, de- for the past six months, has en- racks” are not to find their proto­ , and big; ammunition dumps were parted Tuesday for a visit at New People Were Very Liberal ; listed and was in the city Friday, types in the American Army. M . McDonald of Orenco writes bidding his friends adieu, having captured intact, with millions of I P°rL M i s s Buxton’s asthma Gen Pershing says there is no , small arm ammunition and many threatens a come-back and they the Express that the recent ca n -1 been called to Camp Lewis for cleaner- iving body of men in the i thousands of hand grenades and are taking the trip for her health’s vass for funds for the Armenian i training. world than the American Army in big shells, wagons, horses (poor sake- France. class), and general war furnishings Will Thompson, formerly con- were in abundance. The Turks nected with Dr. Pollock’s dental THE FIGHTING AMERICAN put up some good fights, but were office, has enlisted in the navy In and was bidding Forest Grove ’The Germans on the western generally out-maneuvered. Under the new management, this market has been front are face to face with a dif­ one charge on our machine guns | friends adieu last Friday, prepar stocked up with a tempting line of ferent tyj>e of fighting man from they came within ten yards and tory to going to Mare Island. any they have ever encountered did not get up again; there were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson or even dreamed of, says the Port- about 460 dead Turks in a couple have received a letter from their land News. The American sol- of minutes. son, Richard, who spent the win­ dier who has !>een stalking No "In the engagement across the ter as a cook aboard the U. S. S. Man’s Land is an unknown quan- river north of Jaffa we gave them Bagley, convoying transports to tity in the German scheme of hell and they had to get ou t; then Europe. Richard says he has Also Bread, Cookies, Pickles, Spices, things. their artillery got our range and been transferred to a clerical' Fruits and Vegetables. we * had to skedadle back and Your German makes a good position in the paymaster’s office fighting machine. With all the swim the river (mounted). My at Brooklyn, N. Y. and likes the Fresh Fish Tuesdays and Fridays cogs oiled and geared and the en­ pal, George Usher, was hit in the new job very well, as it entails! Free Deliveries * We pay Cash for Veal, gineer on the job, the machine leg, and Lieut. Russell was pep- only six hours per day work. He] 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. Pork, Hides, Poultry works smoothly enough. But peied in three places. There were, hopes the job is permanent, but Phone 0 3 01 and Eggs smash any part of the machine— of course, a good number of cas- doesn’ t know for certain. I LUMBER 1 Main Street Lumber Yard (Copeland & McCready) j * ' ’ v Interesting War News ' 1' From the Holy Land J The Pacific Market Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork Mutton and Poultry. . . Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Hamburger, Wieners, etc.