Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-01

| nstructress in art and literature. She
| is very competent teacher, and exerts
the refining influence flowing from the
possessor of high ideals. | met a num-
her Of other members Of the faculty,
and they strike one as a superior teach
inc force. The standards Of the school
are high, and the young men and wo-
men are az q fine lot as one wants to
see in this world, OR COULD HOPE
TO MEET WITH IN ANY OTHER.
I met the two bankers of the town,
Hon. p. NJ. Haines, the senator, and
! r. M. Dooley, of the Farmers and
Merchants bank. This is the newer in
stitution. He was formerly with the
Wells Fargo bank at Portland. ] asked
for Haines and some one said he was
up at the state Grange. / might have
known that, as he 10 ONE OF THE NU-
MERoUs CANDIDATES FOR GOV
ERNoR. Col. Harry Haynes, one Of
Forest Groves nearby farmers, stole
a march on one Of the candidates for
governor who was present by introduce
ing him simply as "LADIEs AND
GENTLEMEN, YOUR FRIEND"
And Col. withycombe blushcd as red
rs Col. Jim Eddy used to when he was
on the Oregon Railroad Commission,
and had REDUCED A NATURAL
GIFT TO A FINE ART. But TO leave
the governors and return TO Col. Harry
Haynes, who came to Oregon on a
stretchor, was nurscd back to life,
hoalth and strength by n Woolburn
Girl who was . nurse in DR.. Goes sani-
tarium at Portland, and is today one Of
the real farmers Of Oregon. Haynes
has discerning eye about the beauties
and natural products Of this country.
He says nowhere in the world can they
produce AS FINE LOOKING WOMEN
AS IN OREGON AND THAT Is
PRETTY NEAR THE TRUTH. Col.
Haynes served in the Union armies, has
three wounds, happy disposition and
has outlived political aspirations TO
A LARGER EXTENT THAN PRE-
WALLS AMONG CoLoNBLs IN
GENERAL. met the newspaper men
of the town. One Of them, j. +.
Wood, having recently come here from
Springfield, Lane county, and estab.
lished the News. / met NJ. II. Hollis,
who has practieed law for twenty
years and has clients galore. HE
CANNOT CHARGE so VERY
MUCH OR HE WOULD BE START
ING SEVERAL BANKS. Like the
man in the Scripture, he took me up
on an exceeding high place and showed
me the kingdoms Of Washington coun-
ty. Tho city owns its light and water
plant, taking the latter fluid from
Gales Creek, a famous trout stream.
If any fish come through the water
pipes of Forest Grove ] presume they
are BROOK TROUT, INSTEAD OF
BULLHEADs AND SUCKERS THAT
WE HEAR OF IN SOME OTHER
PLACES. But off from the high water
tower one gets grand views Of grand
old Washington county. Twcnty.four
miles east lils Portland, across the
Tualitin Plains Strung along the
base line road are Cornelius and Hills
boro. Dilly and CASTOR are TO the
south. West are the vineclad hills lead.
ing to the Coast Range, whore fine
grapes are grown and wines are made.
To the north are twelve miles of
plains, of marvelously beautiful farm.
ing lands, set with oak trees like
mamoth park. In fact FOREST
GROVE IS A NATURAL BEAUTY
SPOT, in setting Of emerald hills,
shining meadows, and the horizon on
clear day spangled with snow peaks.
/ was fed like a prince at the Laughlin
House, kept by b. II. Laughlin, one Of
famous old Yamhill family Of In
dian fighters. called on Hon. Chas.
Hines, one of the faithful thirty-three
who stood up for Senator Fulton in
the fight Of 1908. met so many Bux-
tons / cannot remember them all, BUT
THEY WILL KEEP. They are all ac-
tive men in business, show up in Re
publican conventions, as State Grange
officers, and all-around good citizens of
interior Oregon. met my old friend, j.
NJ Garrison, Chicken Garrison, one of
the first men became acquainted with
in Oregon, He raises fancy chickens
and teaches penmanship, and certain
ly HOLDS THE RECORD FOR LONG
TIME SERVICE AS KNIGHT OF
THE QUILL IN OREGON. I had to
60 out and see his $S3.75 Plymouth
Rock, st. Louis Fair first premium
rooster, besides express charges. That
bird cost more than many Oregon COWS