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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1913)
5t Helens Mist at mm Lii laf f'a kr Vj,, M'wt Publishing Company I. ra naiiw January 10. '"".k. ll mIUm al Mellil llvli-IM. OrvKuM " r. ... gr.t. IH7. IM" SimiimirTKM RTM l.M .75 nw' ,1 WHMill" .-I -..I . Va f a tit SI taSta? litis. M W " ' County Official Paper Insinuations of corruption on m . I . . A 1 hanartoi tneiuuniy wouri unu iidvihi'rt, with editorials coin- wntinir on the apparent tenor mce of the law by these official, ave been made concerning the . . I M . , .. t I. tion 01 Hie ouuiy uiu i. hi re- uinif. to order a local option ei-tion for the City of Clats- aniu last month. It was openly largfd hy some of the most en jsiastic friends of the "dry" e of the question that the ........ i i ,-? . (lUDiy tourr, unu wie uiainci Attorney 8 ollice were in coiiUMun ith the liquor men in prevent g an electien on the question f prohibition in that city, when i a matter of fact the court wa ting solely upon its construc tor! of the law. As to whether not Clatskanie would be dry rwet, the County Court had no nice a a court, nor did any ,ee!.so officially who acted on he matter, but the recent de- sion of the Supreme Court has mpletely vindicated these ofli r in the stand they took. That In election coutd not be held on he local option question at any her time than In November the stand taken by the unty court, while the eminent tomeys. so called by the Clats- inie Chief, were advisintf the opleof that city that an dec- m could be held in April. idge Eakin of the Circuit Court k tlx? rame view as did the 7 interests there, but the Su- reme Court takes the opposite ;ew. This article Is not written ith any intent to take sides on 'e iiiiuor question at Clatskanie, "f this paper is no more in rested in that matter than was ! county court, but just to show Pie people that there are always o sides to a question, especially hen the question is one of the instruction of a statute, and it because th-j court or other !i:ir.4 d n t airree with the Inc side or the other that they renot necessarily corrupt and 'injr things at the request or (aid service of any one clique or iteresL That the officers were 'tin in entire t?o 1 faith has "fer h-i?n questioned by the :-r mimlcl people, but a few of 14 over enthusiastic prohibi wists have made some un wanted and unjust attacks Mich are not home out l,v the acts. It is an easy matter for one to Hick and tfive advice, offer IKffesLlf in firwl main iaritiniuma 'the action of the city council, id much of this i9 beinjr done y uie people of the city, includ- "2 the Mint When if minus fn he actual work of tilanninjr out "iprovements in the city, speqd nK the people's money and levy. n? assessments on property to w ior trie same, the office ol ;,,uncilmnn is anything but a Imeeure. It is one of the im- "ssibilit iea fur mnnril tn please evervhn.lv wr.r.n it in 'OHIST anvlhimv af nil an. I thnt " j w mi, tin v. ..mw hf Present council is doing some Hingis very clear lv evidenced reading the columns of this iaP"r this week. Nearly the en- city in to be supplied with a ''WeraRe svstem. an imDrove- tent nlw. i, ho preservation of the public din and safety. Thousands dollars will nncr'fMarilv be llK!"t in these improvements and Miout)t many people will have Mck cotninu nvor thn ovitpna. O w " ' ' - I 'It Whln tha iifi,rv ta Anna IliO Mctinir will ull be over and in stead of knocks there will Le praise for the officials who or dered the work, that is. always provided that the work is donn properly and the prices paid for it are Just and riuht. Whilo the council is on the matter of improvements niton. tion is called to another matter that could be done at smull cost and which would bo thoroujfhly appreciated by the public gener ally. The streets of the city which have been improved by grading and macadamizing should be oiled. This would pre serve the macadam and prevent the dust from blowing. Some method could be and should be devised by the council so that this much needed work would be accomplished. Some arrange ment could probably bo made ith the property owners by the city for paying at least a portion of the cost and it would certainly be a good investment for the city to purchase an oiling apparatus so that not only the roads and streets already improved could ba preserved, but improvements on other streets, when made, would be made permanent. NOTICKTO I'lfetrMlTY OWN Kits VF tKWKK IMIKOVKMK.NT Where, llie t-oiiiiu .n council of (lie cltjr ol Si. lle t-fm, Oregon, U.tl, on the 2(1; h t ay i.l Mtiy a. !. 1MI3. I w u or- dinsM-e dtC'B'ihK u inten ion lu ini- irove rrr il tritt No. 3 ol raid fit), y cm.ttri.Cttuii tcwit thuiein. tiii;li til cr llui. t No. 3 I- liiilmlcil ki l eoiiiily enibiaut'd wiihin th (ol i k Jcicribiu bnuuiUr tn, t -w.t : IWIaolnir l the iliterwcil'iii ul tli Milii lli.rol WilUmtitte un rt with the utt hiiv ol Winter irft, In Si. licit nf, iir in, ruiminii ilifin' weacrly mhmg lh ou'h line ! Wilku.i tie rtieel, U'U feet lu the cel. cr f HciiiUk k tieet; Ihctico aoitturlv 011 the teiiUr line ul Htn.J.H.k tr. tt, llHi tret; tl.eoie weiitrljr 140 frit to the ccraer of lot 2, 3, 20 ami 21, blork 00; thence utitherly lix g Ihr (t-iiter line ol tnitl dlntk 6Sj t lie lice weieily anl parallel with Wit lauicite t'rrft, 140 leet to tl ceiiierol W alia Walm atiett; thence Bofilirr.y on t e center tine ol W.ilia Wl'a lie-t B20 fet to the Center of Wyeth treel ; lho.ee ciitli rly al nt . lie center ol Wyetb t rnt, 1W leel; iht nie norther J ami :tllcl with WalU V.al.a a reel. 27.' fe.l; tl.ro.- easterly and parallel Willi W)-tli ttrccl 100 le t totliewcs' line u( Ilrmlock trifl;lU. lite noilh.rl oag the writ line ol IUnil.u a ainet 4ld lect to thM ct-iitrr line i f Wt ttreel; il.eiii e amtcrlr ailing the emu liurol Wt6 1'irtl 210 Iret to tlie cei.tet ol Walla Walla Bluet ; then, e li.r, hilly iiu the iei.ti-r line ol VValU Wl a tntt Jltd-et; iheiice eaiteily ami ailrl with Went aUret 140 fv-ct to ih cornei .I Ma 3. 4. Itf and in 11 O.K 4 o Culumhu latk, How a part of St. Helm; tlirine nortlu rly aud paiaHcl with VVal a w.illn Mrcel, 1 1 'eel to the Corner ol lot (I, 7, 10 "! 17 of raid blot k 4; thence eaatt-rly mid l arallel in. u .iii.ei. 140 feet to ihc renter of lleinlmk atiect; tlfenie mirlheilyon the center line i f fleuil. ck gneet ilKi leet. inoi or I rt, jo the imrth Hi e ol Coin in l-ia Talk; ijSeine eauleilv on the noilb line tin ro h4tl Let to the cent, r line of i.k l'et; thence .ullerly aluiM the i-euter me ol tink Mreel 07H leet to th ceMJr line of Weft utreet, ihence cl l on the center line id Weat atreel 40 jlrel, thence at.ull.erly .i.diar.llel ailb Oi.k r-lreet 211 le.t. t lie me eterly and parallel mill Weal atrrwt, llHf-et M the c .mm in corner ol In H, 1 4 a .1 Jo in i)i- .iuoi.i llelenn. tl.enee eontherly alltl paralle wi li Oi k rtteet K44 Iret to the ai.uth lire of wjeth at ret, f henct wetterly on the oiith Ime ol Wyrth rdreel 100 lert lo the nrlhet turner of bloik :tl of St. Helena, thence aotitlitrly i"i X '' line ol block. 11, 7IS leet to the p ac i ol btnluhinie. ion ainiiu IIU !" Now, therefore, nolireia hereby f(tt, t iai mi Monday. June KUli, 1I'I3, at th hour ol 7:10 o'clock . in. i f '' . ...aetn a will be held by the coimm n count il ol anid city, al the coiim il i h un Iwr In ll.e city I'" n" City ol St- Helena, lor mr ru poae of hearing any ami an ttm. p'.a llta by oron the pait or any and all prope ty ow..ra within tb lin.lia ol aid aewertll tiiirt, anil all peraolia whore nrntxirt i ao affet tetl ahall have the right ai d Ihey are hereby notified to r- pear at aald lime and 'le, ami iraae and lile their objection lo tha lot-ation ol ibe laJUiidiiriM ul Hi '' 1itrict or make oilier objections to null Improve ment. E. li. U.ick, Kecorder ol the Clif f ft lMene. O r. Dated My Wih. M13. Ordinance No. 149 An ordlnnnce declaring the in tention of the common council of the city of St. Helen Oregon, to eatablinh a newer yt.tem within Bewer difltrict NA 6f said city nnd the necesHity tlierVor; slmwing 'o cation of said district; the material out of whit h the said sewer shall he constructed; appointing npraicrs Continueal ea page I IODCES lloiLTON C1IJCLK NO 4i8, Women ol Woodcraft, uieeU the tecond aud fourth Tile.Uy afternoon of eai h nionih at lloiitton. Ore. Mr. Kla Wikntrnni, (inardlan NelKhlior fM-a.iKKiie, Ore.; Minnie A Morley, Clerk. Columbia Knc imiiiiiciit No. 77,1. O. . K. Uieetn tn III I ft II l" II..II - the aNond and fourth Ihnrolay of each month, aojouinmiliK 1'atriurtht moat I'or.iinlly invited to meet with ua. C. C Itt.Uj, Chief Patriarch. V. W. r.l.ikeley, flcribe. CHURCHES 0OI.UMI1IA HUM KSTKAL No. 2450 ProtherhtHMl of Aniern-an Yeomen, meet the arcond and fourth Wed nexlay Dinlit of each mouth at Yank ton, Ore. Vidtirux memtjers welcome. K. S. HinhoN, Honorable I'oretnan l). K Lakk, Corrcxpomtent. MI.l'An Cl!..TKi.. NO. 30, O E. K Meet In .Ma nic Hull '.lie en ml and fourth Hutnr I'Vaoi iicli month MAHY UKOCIiK. W M. UX OKAY. Secret a. v rr 'v . Helena IHle No. , Wk .... Vlvi!''' Oiet. O U. r.buil.l- liiX,on the arcond and fourth Halurilay of each month. vUitimr niemliem are iU:nt given a hnrty welroiue. I Cl.a. Ikrler, N. (i J. W.Ader., t.c. Avon Llife No 02 Kniirhtt ol IHthiue inert eyery Tiinulay KveninK in Caa tleHall, St. Helena. Vlfitinj Ki hhta alwaya weluomo. M. K. Miller, C. C. Harold K.olRAK lloulton, first and third Sundays. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. T. Fairchild at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. Sunday school at 10 a. m. 11. O. Oliver, Supt. Yankton, necond and fourth Sun day, l'reaching at 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Union Sunday school at 11a. m. Warren Preaching at 3 p. m. on first and third Sundays of each month. Other points, week nights. W. T. Fairchild. I'astor. All kinds of job work done at the Mist oflice at reasonable prices. lUillill a ST. HKI.KNS 1HXiE NO. yff A Y A M. Meet lit and 3d Saturday in each month. YUillng brother cordittlly welcomed. D W Hark. Ma-ter; H. K. Quirk. Secretary. I' id' el Artinana, Atvnibly No. 80, meet drat and third Saturday of each month 4K. of I'. Hall, St. He'em. ITlcer: M. A., John Prinze; Snp'nt, Mr I.lz.ie Ho!cuMii; Sec, Mr. Mabel Kll; Trea.. R, ). Ilobenaon. All yloitii k A'tiun are cordially invited. The Foundation of Fortune The hahit of suviii, formed in early life, is the foundation of many a fortune. Thrifty people patron ize savings hank, and prosper. The Savings Depart m en t is a special feature with this hank. We pay J per cent on savings accounts. Inter est computed twice a year. Columbia County Ml OLDEST IN THE COUNTY ST. HELENS, OREGON immn tor High Flight Flour The Flour of Quality O C.H.dOHN&CO. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY i oca i I AaMjeiaaaaaaaawaaaa m. " Yes Sir! Studebaker wagons are made to back up a reputation." "I know, because wagons of every make come into my shop for repairs, and Ihave a chance to see how few are Studebakers." That's the opinion of thousands of blacksmiths who know the quality of StuJebaker wagons. , The owners never regretted that they bought StuJebaktn. Tested materials, accurate workmanship insure a wagon unequaled for durability, and thia careful selec tion of wood, iron, steel, paint and varnish has been a fixed rule with the StuJebaker Company for sixty years. That is why a StuJebaker wagon runs easiest and laU longest It is built on honor. Whether you live in town or country, there Is a StuJebaker vehicle to fill your requirements for business or pleasure and harness of every description made as carefully as are Studebaker vehicles. Set ma DtaUt w writ STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. irawYoy! CHTCaOO ritir a Kansas CITT MHvn "nnIapous SAiSuouicrrt sajiwancisco romaso. oas. 4 A ST. HELENS Harness i Shoe Shop MONTGOMERY BUILDING ST. HELENS, ORE. EASTMAN KODAK GOODS A NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED G A MK RA8 FR0M WEar up THIS IS THE TIVE OF YEAR TO TAKE A GOOD BLOOD REVEDY. YOU CAN T BEAT Xynls Hot Springs Blood Bemedy WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THIS FIRM'S REMEDIES A. J. DEMING. Druggist: (jtfj niiiinitinminiiiH"" SUMMER IS COMING ST. HELENS ULtXXXlMJLJLXXJU Come in and buy a hammoch or some porch furniture so you can take your ease in the shade. We have refrigerators from $9.00 up. We now carry a fine line of samples of wall paper. Can get the paper for you in one day after it is ordered. We can also furnish yon a man lo hang it if desired. Don't forget that wehandlSa complete line of rugs, carpets, linoliums, mattings portiers, window shades, curtainrods etc. suiaiiirodo & eoss UNDERTAKERS HOUSEFURNISHERS EMBALMERS CENTRAL GROCERY If. W. BROWN, Iroprittor The cheapest place in town to buy Crockery, Glassware and' Graniteware Come give me a call and be convinced for yourself rKTTT? a t npnrPRv -MM-mm. JL. A1L.AJS, MS rT -M. -OR. WINTER AND WILLAMETTE STREETS Chris Johnson & Sons SuccaHor to St Helena Ant Ce. Will oositivelv meet pvcrw 1-rain Autos for hire. Calls ' answered day or night Phone"connection Look for the cars with the Red Cards St. Helens Oregon Mr ..atsi ear t. e sr w tmgmsss Allen, Felton & Quick REAL ESTATE DEALERS INVESTMENTS. RENTALS, INSURANCE COLLECTIONS, LOANS, ' LAND TITLES. APPRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. FISCAL AGENT CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOR INFORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT ST. HELENS ' . . OREGON Columbia County Abstract And Trust Co.,... Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance. Loans, Conveyancing St. Helens. Oregon X. 3' t r r i. : :' r r V n it If r