mben, Con'd
a Vithow and Mrs. J. M.
were Rainier visitors on
Jay.
.'. Knight of Dilly, Ore., who
the R. R. Foster farm, was in
i Saturday,
M. Lindsay went to Portland
secure his ticket to the reunion
of veterans of the Battle of Gettys
burg, Tenn.
The home of Chas. Kratzki on
Tide Creek was totally destroyed by
fire Friday night. April 25. The
cause of the fire is unknown. Mr.
and Mrs. Kratzki had retired and
were asleep. When awakened by
the heat and smoke they made their
escape from the burning building
in their night clothes. We are in
formed that the loss is partly
covered by insurance.
A number of friends of Mrs. M.
C. Jordan surprised her at her
home Tuesday evening, April 29, it
being her birthday. Games were
played until a late hour. The
hostess served a delightful luncheon,
after which all wished Mrs. Jordon
many more happy birthdays.
YANKTON NEWS
Suddenly on April 25th, of heart
disease, James T. McAboy passed
into eternal rest at his home in
T-nl 1m, aged 59 years. He was
born in Hancock, 111., and for a
number of years had made his home
around this neighborhood. Mr.
McAboy was a man of sterling char
acter and Christian principles. He
leaves a wife and four sons. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Dark. Interment was in the
Yankton cemetery on Sunday, April
29th.
As a shadow life is fleeting,
As a vapor so it flies;
But the soul shall live forever in an
endless eternity.
Then shall my latest breath whisper
Thy praise.
This still it's prayer shall be.
More love. O Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee.
Our school isclosedand Mrs. Wil
son, the principal, will soon move
to her home in Trenholm. Her
son has recovered frdm a case of
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Pet Tyler has visitors from
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Mason are
preparing to move from Dr. E.
Ross' farm to reside on their own
land near Eugene.
Real Estate Transfers
I'
J. J. Jessee to C. F. Cronk. lot
10. blk 2. Blanchard's add.
E. & M. Jepson to A. Mc
Pherson et al, land in 18-6-5.
O. & M. Kenisun to D. C. Rogers,
land in 4-4-1.
A. & A. M. Kerry to H. M. Olser.
land in 5-7-5.
A. Kamatras to G. H. Morris,
land in 35-4-2.
G. J. Knox et al to J. J. Braim,
land in-S-3-2.
G. J. Knox et al to Frances Snow,
land in 9-3-2.
G. J. Knox et al to Wm. rf.
Braim, land in 9-3-2.
J. Knudsen to Col. River Pack
ers' Assn, land in Mayger.
Wm. Kochler to C. B. & R. I.
Harris, land in 6-4-2.
C. M. Kratzke to E. S. Daniels,
land in 35.6-2.
H. & M. A. Kratz to R. R. Cul
bertson, land in 8-7-4; also lots in
Clatskanie.
H. Hendrickson et al to A. H.
Wimhkola, land in 3-7-4.
M. Hendrickson et al to A. H.
Wimhkola, land in 3-7-4.
J. Hickenbottom to School Dist.
No. 47, see record.
F. & A. R. Hiatt to G. P. Hiatt,
see record.
J. M. Hill to E. K. Flanigan,
land in 13-6-5.
J. M. Hill to Elnora Hill, land
in 13-6-5.
J. M. Hill to E. K. Hill, land in
13-6-5.
N Hill to Joe Novak, land in
35-4-2.
M. L. Horrie to City of St.
Helens, right of way.
M. & M. Hov e to S. & 0. Wur-
kala, land in 3-7-4.
J. F. & II. M. Jeffries to C. K.
& M, Olsen, land 3C-5-2.
M. G. & S. E. I,yneh to City of
St. Helens, right of way.
V. L, Malcom to F. L. Gordon,
land in 18-S-4.
M. S. V. Malmsten to Eda Lind
strom, land in 34-5-4.
W. E. Marrion to Mrs. A.
Hewehrie. land in 32-4-3.
' M. E. & R. D. Marshall to N. E
McCord & Towell, land in 14 &
15-4-2.
E. A.' & G. W. Mattson to A. G.
Anderson, lot 4, blk 6, in Clats
kanie. P. S. Mayer to United Artisan:--,
land in 16-3-2.
C. R. & F. C. McCormick to A.
E. & R. II. Fairley. lot 13 blk 5.
St. Helens. r
C. R. & F. C. McCormick to St.
Helens Breosoting Co, see record.
P. A. & E. McLaren to E. A.
James, land in Rainier.
C. W. Mellinger to I. M. Mel
linger, land in 33-5-4.
B. W. H. Milne to J. F. Allen,
land in 21-6-2.
C. Muckle to St. Helens Lbr Co.
lots in St. Helens.
M. J. , Morton to D. B. & R.
Gellette. see record.
C. L. Nelson to Allen, Felton&
Quick, lot 7. blk Z. Col. Tark Add.
A. G. T. NelT to U. & M.
Kowalewski, 60 acres in 22-3-2.
L. W. Neate to Carrie Hill, land
in 35-4-2.
J. & L. Novak to Geo. W. ICam
sev, land in 35-4-2.
J. & L. Novak to U. S. G.
Lynch, land in 35-4-2.
Oregon Wood Co. to P. H. & V.
Roberts, land in 6-4-1. ,
Oregon Wood Co. to Sherman
Bruse Lbr. Co, see record.
Oregon Wood Co. to E. E. Carl
son, see record.
Oregon Wood Co. to John Boyd,
part of Francis Ferry D. L. C.
J. I. & S. Wellborn to W. J.
Fullerton, see record."
Western Cooperage Co. to O. I).
Kyle, land in 19-5-2.
Geo. Wesherby to M. Gilmore,
land. in 28-4-4.
A. L. & F. C. Whitten et al to E.
D. Titchenor, see record.
L. G. Wickstrom to Wickstrom
Lbr, Co. ee record.
I. P. Winhkala to A. H. Winn-
kala, ladd in 3-7-4.
E!& I. D. Wonderly to O. E.
Wanderly, land in 17-7-3.
M. M. Uyant to J. J. Coates. lot
4, blk 15. E. Vernonia Add.
(.'. J. Sehedvin to A. S. Kerry,
see record.
School Dist. No, I. Jt to Wm.
Scholtz. land in 12-3-2.
Scappoose Acres Co. to S. P.
Swanson, part of tract 104.
A. Schweizer to John Pearson,
160 acres in 20-4-3.
THE OLD MUD ROAD
Did you ever take a ride
With your future bride
While she nestled with confidence
by your side.
On the old time road.
MS Tl. .... ....... .u jRKSlattery. Portland
mat juiis luc auiu aim pjjii.b uir; , j yUl !(ry
... . I m E Wiley
.uua io me nuos wnen me rain
hotel mm
OKCADIA.
D. Manics. Portland .
J. Gardner
John Jackson,
N. Nickson.
John Gillgan,
Chas. F. Pederson, "
m. Gundsun, Moose Lake
W. Morgan. Rainier
J. H. Crawford '
H. Tolnason,
Dan Gobortgen, "
A. C. Nash.
A. W. Turner.
J. 0. Strass, Portland.
J. C. Meyer, "
W. H. Shrader
P. Johnson
ST. HELENS HOTEL.
B Lippina. Portlund
V K Peretrteld
J P Sharp
A B Lamberson
II Fletcher
S N Kelson
Kephart Russell. Aberdeen
Mrs Pert Mortimer. Kalania
A Carlson, Seattle
C B Mann, "
PC Nash. Rainier
J La pus
C Culbert
K Jenkins
J Agnie Mitchell, Portland
W BStarky
J I rgus
F Peterson
A C Nash, Rainier
F W Chapman
Fred Kelley
R m Warfield, Bremerton
F J Oberer. Chehalis
Fred Schitton
G VonBernush. New York
V Moghen. Oregon City
m Robins
Mr and Mrs D K Steward
I) L Humphreys
M L Bauer
F.' Po-idmond
Doll'e I) Dondmond
NWCall
A A Wall
L E Force, Seattle
Peter J oh r, son, Portland
J T and T m Nassa, Cathlamet
C Van Holm
G A.Graves, Portland .
Henry, Plusee
J Graf ton Couch
F Speake -
Nedmiener
E A Sheppard
R C Haest
Edwin- Loosen woo
R H Lee
R C tee
Mr and mis I Steward
Earl II Fry
J M Coomer
Emma A Drake
N m Carlock
C'haj Thormtyke, Portland
J B.Godfrey
A W Scott
Tom H Doekstader
J W Sherwood Portland
Elmar Gallop
W B Nelson
J D tetherland
P E Shepard
H Callans, Rainier
J m Worley. Portland
Otto Lundtrberg
N McCollum
G W Carlson
N E Fertig, Astoria
Wm Jensen, LaCenter
Geo m McBride
II E Baket. Portland
A .lensec Detsch
E E I.utz
Ole Wald
F Ellison
Walter HooJ, "San Francisco
comes down.
Filled with ruts when the earth is
brown;
Flooded with water when the
streams are high, .
And clogged with gravel when the
weather is dry?
And so it was graded and laid ar?d
planned
That you'd stick in the mud or sink
in the sand;
And you'd walk through the mud
four miles, near about,
For a four horse team to pull your
auto out.
And you'd say naughty things be
neath your breath,
For fear you might frighten the
girl to death.
Then I know you will work with all
your might
For a nice, Bmooth road that is
graded right.
That can be used the year around
in any weather, in any weather.
A road for use, and a joy forever.
II H B.irtlett
Millard N Dutberry, Oljmpia
OUR MARINE CORPS.
in
Tk o
1 Ik
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li. Let
Icrcd f
" SINGING CRICKETS.
They Ar. K.pt l Cg l Cenary
Bird In Japan.
S.-llliiK orl.kels Is u lucrative bind
It. Jai.an. where I''- I''-"1 a
.1 for their M'llLTS '""I
111... .-: Ilirv lit! .1st l
there are two whoU-sal. rch.inUw
..ml ttu-ir mc.m.1- I'H" II"1 -I '""' ' "'
large .-llles. 'the lnsc.'s are carried In
II ill,. bamboo -'" A M
char npproNl.naicly trow "
dollar n .1:1 v. All lu--e. I i ."'-
unisle brings fr.ini - '
Kusa till:irl In Hi'- most v;,;n
it,.. ....m-sicrs. but the ioin:nii
and the sriKh.M'Pfr UK- ""-N
ct'iu-nt HiiimT.
The Kli.ucra ' cll.vt.-1 fr-m .,;,.
n.-i.is in srri.Mni..T. i.-r. Mjiiitf '"" :
Kimt ui in ki--o s""" "n,'r ""'y i
lire linprhom-il H"' f-m.'i!-
vgK im.l ilie nlut hnuK 'li 'I' ly l,fl,-r 'l
n :l i ,1. Tin- Jars c-onlainlii,- tliri" "''' I
kept In il loiiijMTaliiie -f s il''-r.vs '. , w
Tlio yi'iiiK; ouni' furtli In Mar. h
The 'f -tKs Is a!ul li r mil .
The male Is I he silver. He enlj- Is an , .;.
olJs t ef coiiinu'i. e. nn.l rr.Mii hmi j
tlre.l os.vs the ( ullival.r. .l.-'ile nil h
care, has only lifly Milahle Iiimm-Is. The I , ,
lot of the UK-list Is a iii.irt.wil.'in In.in
l.lrth to ili'.ilh. The l. n-.t Is the t".v of
the Japanese ihlM. He Is caimlil on
Imiiilioo tij;s ruhU'il ilh tJ1'"') suU
stail. e iiiul toniienle.l n.-eonlm In Hie
Columbia County Abstract
And Trust Co
Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance.
Loans, conveyancing
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Allen, Felton & Quick
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS
INV.MNINIS MN1AIS. INM'RANtE. COlltCllONS. ICANS.
AM 1IH IS AITrVAIM Ml N I S. ADMINISTRATOR. CUAI.lIAN.
fist.L AoINT t N lYAisll.r. IXICU10P INI ORMA T ICN
ANl Mil CttMINT
OKI (,ON
ST. f t 11
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luorame or the il irliy ( Ins keeper
The life of the siii'ln Insert never el j
reeds il term of live weeks - Harper s
Weekly".
FISH AND .THEIR FOOD. !
Queer Way 'by .Which Some of the
Toothletl Species Get a Meal.
The eiirioii way In Ui h llshe '
eat form ipilto a tttinly. Some lUlus
hiiva tis'tli uu.l some have none lit nil
Ii gome th teeth are f.iuii.l upon lh
tongue. In whiio In the throat niu! I"
some In the ntoma.li. Some draw In
their fH.l by sintoii; the t uii.-e.iti Is
olio of this class. The Jellytl-li ah
Korhs Its food by wrappliik' Us body
around the prey It covels. The slar
fish fa.stens Kself li ll vhtlin. lnniS(
lis stoma.-h wrvtnjf Hide out and i-u
gulf Its dinner without the formal
ity of mellowing It through moiilli
first
So there are all Herts of method for
those regularly toothless, mid the
llshe whhh have teeth show almost
an great u diversity In the number.
tjlo and arrangement of tlieui Thy
ray or ukute ' has a uioutli net trans
versely across Its head, the J iws work
ing with a rolling motion like two
blinds Bet buck to back. In the Jaw
are three rows of flat teeth, net like a
mosaic pavement, and between these
rolling Jnws the fish crushes oysters
and other luollusks like so many nuts "
The carp' teeth are set back In the
pharynx, bo that It actually mastl
rates lis food lu Its throat, while the
Ben iir.hlti bus five teeth Biiirounding
iU xb'lfi.-teh. and working W illi a l
euliar rentiall.ed motion, whi. h malies
them do as g.sKl service as If they
numbered hundreds. 1 1 rt ...r-'jj v0....:.
j EXCURSIONS EAST
i Daily, May '-'S to September HO.
I KI Tl'ltN I IMIf OCTOIil R 31 et.
t !.,.. p of Koul an l 3topoer in Both Ltirnlion
Limited Train Eatt
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via
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Great Korihe'.n, Northen Pacific
Berrien P.cute
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
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SI l.e llll I ..i. .mo V' 00 Wi.liOn toll t(lT.t
t 'inn.j..-g jlMt.lKI
Train S.hrdulet end oilier drteila will be furniaked en requeat. Dafgage
chrtkrd end alcrping car accomodation errengej through Ice liratinalioA.
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Portland, Orrgun lloulton, Otegoa
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3 ST- HKLKNS, OKI-CON
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Letters unclaimed in the St. Hel
ens, Post office for the weekending
April 20, 1913.
Tony P.orich 1 letter
Gerritz I' A
Edmund Olet-n
Walter Smith
Letters unclaimed by May 1st
will be sent to the Head-Letter office.
M. C. Cray, I. M.
Noted For Brave Oeede Since the Day
of the Revolution.
Our murine coir.s wns on.-anl7.ed by
a' t of the (.'oiitli.eiital roiiKiesn in 1775,
nnl Its hUtory continue unbroken
down to the (.resent time It Is the old
t.t bratieli .f the military servh-e ami
tiai oiiinaily iic.ited to .reveut urn
tiny by the sapors, many of whom
were "Impressed "
Then, too. In the d i.vs of nailing
nhl.s. iiiul es e. lai'y In battle lit sea,
the Bailors were hugely oviilod In
mant'-i-.erhi the ves el I'lhtliiK wn
at il. -e iiiarlers. mid n hir;e body of
men v. ho had nothing to do but tight
was of ;reat en b p. The nilvent of
Bte.iin and of lonu rnii-e k'uiiH made the
old mtjle of nVhtlniT liiiiswsible.
The story of the marine corps I a
stirring one The murines distlnirulshed
theui-i-!es first In ITT'J In the battle
between the Itotihoinuie Richard and
the Serapls They had previously. In
1 TT'i. taken part In the bloodless rap
ture of loo ( aniioii nt New rrovldenee,
In the I'.ahauiiis. They fought In Trip
o'l In I i.l. and lu ISu."j they made a re
D arkal.ie in in h across tlie t.lbynn des
ert ami took tho fortress of Iierna.
At Ne-.v firleans In 1S15 the ma
rines niraln distinguished themselves,
and they covered themselves with glory
at the battle U'tween the Chcftapenka
n:id Hi ninn At Phimonosekl, Japan,
In IH'VI; Kormosa In l)7. In Korea In
I .71, Panama In 1S.S,, at Manila and
f.'iinntfiii.-imo In the war with Hpnln
and In China during the Iloxer out
break they iirovd their worth.-Ilur
per'g Weekly. I
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Dry Goods Clothing
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
Hardware, Tinware, Furniture of all Kinds
Klmir, Iirif'e l Sr.ow, r twi. k ; 2i
bl.l. H.',
Kr, 17 poutldj for 1.00
" i-r a k -,
Carnntion Milk, .'I cutis for
Toiiin'ncs. i e t. j; can jn
CofTee, Jier lh ;;-
Cimpottder Tea, per lb t,
It ice, 4 I he for ",r,
Ksncy White -.ean, 4 IU -,
Baker (,'hoi-i. late, prr can .'.' (
Ihitch ( leenwr, 3 can ,
Mt. Hood Washing 1'owder, pkut --n
Tomat' n, II can, for.. i (c,
tianb n !-hovels . c;,
Hay Forks, 4 tints 7",
Koy.il Hoc, ern Tide, no HI
H'.i.ve 1'ipe, fi mill fi : f,,r i'l
Kilhiws, f, or It In. w, r o-M, , w ;o
Ax-i-, were f 1 .2.1, no.. !M
K .tible Hit Ae, wn :vt, now 1 l0
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Hot k.n.- C oiirs, roney, fi M now 2 !U
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la M.fl.nk, f ..Ml now i I'"
S '. C .s k. fr, 50 now . 5 (W
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