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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1918)
(Tiff Jflnrrat Cèrau? ÎExpr î b b Published «)V«ry Thursdity at Format Grove, Oregon. W. C. Henfer, Editor and Publisher. Filtered aa aerond-rlaaa matter Jan. 12, 1910, at the pontofflce at Foreat Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March 8, 1879 Subitcription Kate« Paid In advance One year Six montha Three Montha $1.00 .60 .26 On Credit One year ........ Six montha Three montha $1.60 .76 . .40 THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1918 where boy* from this state are stationed War work secretaries in Y. M C. A. huts overseas state that the! hardest thing they have to c o m -! 1 bat is homesickness. The lads are | yearning for news from their loved j The letter i* fir-i in im < ET US TELL YOU what a Silo, a Barn, a House, a Gar • * This paper has enlisted ones. poflanee, the old home news j with the government in the paper fills the age or a Chicken House will cost you, complete. It won’t in the absence 1 cause of A m erica for the of a letter. You void can help to m ain-! cost you anything to talk and we can beat all comers on SILO period of the w a r............. tain the morale of the American troops in France by sending him quality and price. The employes of thi* Founda this paper. Think it over. tion and SUndifer ship yard» of Portland have agreed that they WHERE GERMANY EXCELS (From the Indianapolis News) will adopt a war orphan for every Phone 531 Forest Grove, Oregon »hip launched from their yard«. There is one place where the There’s real patriotism, alright. Germans excel. One has to a. - mit that, no matter how much plaintiff will apply to the court for the THE EVENING STAR MICKIE SAYS Because Oregon, Nevada. Cali argument to th" contrary might relief prayed for in his .complaint, to- fornia and the District of Colum The evening star a child espied. > / £ P t Tw£Vs SC AOS OP l>e presented. Undoubtedly the i wit,—That plaintiff have judgment bia have furnished more than The one star in the a o o o f e u l e r s a r o v N T his Germans excel in killing women M sky. B W P ' against you for the sum o f $234.35 on their share of soldier», they are HERE T o w n . b o T T h e B E S T "Is that GodI . service flag? he cned, noU; and mortgage with intere8t t h e n . and children. Also they are ex exempt from the call of 233,000 perts in hitting churches. It never o p ’Etw ar e T he f e u - e r s And watted for reply. on from March ^ 1918< at the rate BRINO IN T h e i r COP n fXN' men to be drafted during the next was though necessary in training The mother paused a momen«. ere o f eight per rent per annum as a first fxos E A n R L V SO INE a in ’ t two weeks She told the little one, lien and for the foreclosure o f the an American army to fight that a R ofcnED TO OEAT h O i TT i n ’ "Y es, that is why the star is there. mortgage upon the following described Women do not have much to make-believe church should be OUT THE PÄPER ON He gave his only son!" real estate securing said sum as a first do with war; they only bear the constructed so he could practice TlNlE \ N O Î ----- t -----------------;— cause o f suit; and for judgment men who go to fight, nurse the fi ing at it. It never was believed xou can help our boys a t the against you for the sum o f $229.86 on ones who are wrecked while there, a part of the proper program to front by voting for Grant Mann, n«t* *n« mortgage and for the sum o f live with the ones who come back, have dummies dressed in female Republican Candidate for i;_ Sheriff, j ^ <.T‘£ J 1nU iiE2 at on,b? l $ . n .. *____ _ _ 'Hums since US March 23rd, 1918, the £ and mourn for the ones who do clothing so the American fighting w ho pledges all the travelin g ex- : Qf eight per cent per annum, and men could become adepts at mur not.— Life. flenses of the office, W ithin the for the foreclosure o f the mortgage dering mothers and slaying sisters. county to the R“d Cross auxil- j upon the following described real es- Ijast winter there was a sugar Such thing- were unthinkable un jiaries o f t Washington #8um* costs * and ST * shortage but sugar prices did not til German kul'ure came into pub rp, i __ . C oum . . f y. i i cause o f suit, and for dis- The honor o f your support a t »he ; bursements and for attorney fees. reach a shortage scale— because lic notice. Now the kaiser, who Primaries May l i , 1918, will be That the mortgages described in the war government did not allow claims to be the senior partner in i I appreciated. (Pd. Advt.) plaintiff’s complaint were executed by refiners a hog’s profits. Some the firm of “ Me und G ott,” seems ; I —----- ;------------- — — the defendants to Emma W. Cox and body at Washington please tell us to take a special delight in de Loren Watkins, of the Chevro- i by said Emma W. Cox assigned to the why the meat packers shouldn’ t stroying God’s own places of wor let garage, is nursing a foot made plaintiff, thereby conveying the follow- ca > p Ky nifrppd hv 3 nriil ing described real estate located in be treated the same way? ship and God’s own worshipers. sore o y bpjnn Deing p p r c e u Dy a nail Wa8hington CoUnty> Oregon, and de- whlle he wa- c.eamng up on lUesf- scribed as beginning at the northwest Some time in June mothers How p-oud the father and mother day about his residential premises. ! corner o f the southwest quarter of the over the United States will know must feel when Fritz comes home — McMinnville News Reporter. northeast quarter of section 13. thence that the boy "over there” remem f.>r a little period of rest! They ___ South along center line o f said section ask him what he has been doing, ber*. May 12 has been set aside j 13 160 rods, to the southwest corner o f . otiee to j the northwest quarter o f the southeast as Mothers’ day by the boys in and their faces light with pleasure In the County the State o f quarter o f section 13; thence East 20 France and will be celebrated by when he says: "I had a fine day Oregon for Washington County. rods; thence North 160 rods to the line yesterday; blew up three church-s writing letters home. These let In the matter of the Estate o f Ernest on the south side o f the northwest E. Willis, deceased. ters will arrive some time in June. and killed I don’t know how quarter o f the northeast quarter o f many women and childten. Hoch Notice is hereby given, that the un- section 13; thence West 20 rods to the ' dersigned has been duly The Winchester Arms company der kaiser!” — Portland News. ily appointed by place o f beginning, containing 20 acres the County C o u r t o f Washington o f land, more or less, all in Township is making thousands of sawed-off County. Oregon, Administrator o f the one South o f Range 5, West Will. pump shotguns for the use of A Hint to Jess Willard the coast artillery. Sixty-fifth regi- eritate'ôf'Ërnest W illis,_ deceased, Mer. which mortgages were given by Pershing’s Yanks in the trenches. Nobody is getting up any great m en t, and before going across AH persons interested or having claims the defendants as follows: as against said estate are hereby re. They will kill at 40 yards and each enthusiasm over the ambition of trained at Camp Merritt, N J. Jan. 29, 1914, for the sum o f $200.00. quired to present the same to me at shell contains enough 0 0 buck- Mr Jes* Wilbird to clean up some Jacob Dixon, the grandfather, the office of J. N. Hoffman in the City recorded in book 71 o f the mortgage sho to slay a half dozen Huns money at this time by fighting had five brothers who quit Ober- o f Foreat Grove, Oregon, properly ver records o f Washington County, Ore Yankee ingenuity is busy these Mr. Fulton. W’ hat i< going on in lin college to fight for the Union ified as by law required, within six gon, at page 6 thereof. day». France is rather absorbing atten in the Civil war, two of the broth-! months from the date o f this notice. May 11th, 1914, for the sum o f tion in the fighting fine. But if ¡era becoming captains and his1 Dated this 18th day o f April, 1918. $200.00, recorded in book 71 o f said If you haven’t read Henry Irv The first date o f this publication of ¡M r Willard really wishes to^stirjgrandfather fought in the Civil notice records at page 49 thereof. Plaintiff being April 18th, 1918. ing Dodge’s story, "The Yellow up some enthusiasm he could d o 1 prays for a decree forclosing said N. T. WILLIS. Dog,” in last week’s Saturday Ev it quite handily. All he need to war. Hi* wife’s brother fought in estate o f Er- mortgages, and that said real es Administrator o f the ening Post, get a copy of the Post do would lie to offer his services the Civil war and their son, tate be sold in the manner prescribed nest E. Willis, deceased. Walter, who served in the Soan- and read that story. It has to do as boxing instructor at one of the ^ by law to satisfy said judgment, at ish-American war. is now with ■ Br u u n v « with H u n propaganda in the training camp*.— K C Star. the English forces over lh "r . He ^ Circuit Court o f the sute of torney fees and costs, and that the United States and suggests how proceeds o f said sale be applied to the was unable to get into the Amer- ‘ , „ . ... . ~ every loyal citizen can do his payment o f the several sums found to ¡can army because of his age. _ 0re*” " for * “ hr* ‘ on ComU)'- »hare in swatting the curs. i be due plaintiff, and to the costs and Tears came into the eyes of V8 The prohibition forces of Ore disbursements o f said sale. That the Grandma Dixon as she looked at Henry Staveley Waudby and gon recently asked all candidates ' defendants. and ail persons claiming (Written by Hugh Sparks) Levi s picture. For a moment she Maria Waudby, Defendants, for the legislature if they would i by, through or under them, or either Old glory, bathed in sunlight was silent. T h e n . sh e ^aid, He To Henry Stavelev Waudby and Maria i them vote for the prohibition amend ui mein, be uc forever barred and pre meant much to me and pa. H e Waudby, Defendants: i oi mem, ment, if elected to the legislature. and tossed by the breeze, flouted cluded from any interest or title in or . . .............su h ' c r l**‘d for a Liberty bond,! IN T HE NAME OF THE STATE Two of Washington county’s can at half mast at the little town of to said premises, and for such other didates (L. M. Graham and E W. Dilley Friday in honor of its sol- ^ u8^t Thrift Stamps and sub- 0 f OREGON: You, and each o f you, t d f th relief as may be just and to relief funds after he en- are hereby required to appear and' equitable. Haines) answered in the afflma- dier son, I>evi B Dixon, who gave tive, but at last accounts the his life to his country. This is listed. i es if I had ten sons answer the complaint filed against you This summons is served upon you by other two candidates bad failed Dilley’s first lad to die in the ser that were eligible for the army I in the above entitled court and suit on publication by order o f the Hon. Geo. to reply. Of 122 candidates, 82 vice and in their community ser would give them freely, because or before the last day 0f the time pre- R. Bagley, Judge o f the above en vice flig a blue star will lie this is G od s war this is God s scribed in the order for publication of titled court, which order was made at declaied for prohibition. war.” And the old folks have this summons, to-wit,—On or before changed to gold. Hillsboro, Oregon, on the 25th day of not only given their grandson and the expiration of six weeks next from March, FIGHTING HOMESICKNESS A. D. 1918. A telegram to Levi’s grandpar L. M. GRAHAM. Overseas, where American sol ents, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Dixon son, but, th ough their savings, and after the date o f the first publica Attorney for Plaintiff. tion o f this summons, viz., the 28th diers are facing the enemy, a let of Dilley, w a s received Friday have bought a Liberty bond. Residing at Forest Grove, Oregon. Levi’s mother. Mr s . Lillian day o f March, A. D. 1918, and if you ter from home is most welcome. | from Wa'hiugton. D. C , announc It is the strongest home-tie. It ing their grandson’s death from Cannon, and his sister, Emma, fail so to appear a n d answer the First pub. Mar. 28; last May 9. helps to keep the morale of the disease. It is not known whether live near Silverton. Other sisters American soldier at the topmost he died in England or France, but and brothers surviving are: Char point. Next in point of impor it presumed that he died in Eng ley, a postal employe of Portland; tance is the old home newspaper. land, as he sailed with his artillery Frank, Portland; Ezra S , super intendent of schools of Wallace. From this he learns what is hap company for there March 26 Under the new management, this market has been pening among his friends. It is Levi B. Dixon was aged 22 Idaho; A l b e r t , McMinnville;' Lawrence, Fossil, O r e., Miss stocked up with a tempting line of most important that the home years and was born on a farm be newspaper should follow h im tween Forest Grove and Dilley. Hulda Dixon, McMinnville; Mrs. across the seas. He attended school at both places. Grace Downs, Michigan. Aunts Persons who wish to get this When the lad was 12 years old his and uncles are: Miss Annie Dixon work of cheer to the boys from father died and he went to live Dilley; Mrs. M a u d e Dixon, | Idaho; Mrs. Clara Nelson, South this community may do so by with his grandparents. Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Hamburger, Wieners, etc. Bend, Wash.; Walter, Italy; Ed subscribing to The Express and His schooling was cut short of ward, Wheeler; Leonard, Port Also Bread, Cookies, Pickles, Spices, having it addres-ed to the Amer graduation, but wherever he went, Fruits and Vegetables. land; Lawrence, Montana. ican Y. M. C. A. 12, Rue d ’Agues- to the farm or logging camps,Levi Fresh Fish Tuesdays and Fridays seau, Paris, France. The national always studied. He took a cor Men, it’s time to put on your war work council of the Y. M. C. respondence course and secured spring underwear. If you haven’ t Free Deliveries We pay Cash for Veal, A. will see that the paper is for technical books from the govern the right weight, let us fix you up 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. Pork. Hides, Poultry warded to the soldiers at the ment. He volunteered last fall as comfortably. J o h n Anderson, Phone 0 3 0 1 and Eggs front. It will be sent to the camp an engineer and was transferred to the leading clothier. tf L COPELAND & McCREADY r fi Dilley Does Honor to Popular Soldier The Pacific Market Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork Mutton and Poultry. . .