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Newspaper Page Text..niinw lirillO w mi k. B Ualglit wim Hi i-oruuiiu raoii j m . .f - . ,r I'erry w"" ' " ,, Oaturdny. . 9 Hurnoit vIhIIoiI In rortlund h., until Monday. R (', Blnnwood I convaleao '. 'i.. i.nini pnnnnnil In hnr ,fi,.r iiuim . " (or Itivorui '"- ... i... ifWiliiiv nf CltitHkaiilo. II... HHIIIT "' ' la. ... . .. tlio city Tunsuay. . a., hnv wiih oorn m mr, ami . U . , , ,,, V. lurry iuoy, ,u"'' "' f ... kmu I. 111 A Anutiftr . ...mi wiirran. U Haturn.ij I. I.. IlliilT WBS III 1IOOU r f ll.n wnnk Irtf 1 IB 1" ... 1... , up and Mrs. w. mucaiu ayom hIhIUi friends In rortlBritl. ji.iff to ('. Man wood in a do nn r i.i irin in ciiiiMkunlu Wuilnoaday. inii'iai i,-r - i A Larson nf Warren, wa. trana. Iflllld bUHllMWH " " ir durloy Kngllsh fnw friends iloriHl lo HI. lieiena iniiu imur jar U Tuesday. 0 V. llrtnt y. mo or Yanainn . Mwrn farmers, wn. In 8t. ll.il- , ttatuniny. ! wrul mw nli In tltta Issue. L, (lifin up unci see th mosaage L.jr have ror you. p. C, Jaciilisiiii of Bachelor Flnt, u among In" rurmora trailing in j city Saturday. A am ami Mr arrived at tlic .miof Mr. and Mr. Chun. M. Boeder r . .. t t I kg TUKWIliy, June i a. I I ii w. Whim wiih down from I'ort- yina i ! ...... v.j..v (rwhrry lecu in uiugoimiii. A line ti'ti ihiiiihI hoy wna bor to r mil Mra. '. VV. I'aranua, In Roll toul addition. Tuomluy, June IS. j iln. Ii. I!, ( lurk or Vernonl. nnw Wliuil I'li-ct of th Yaiikton yiioolt, w.in In tha clty'TuMday. I Mra. (Iuh KiindhnrK of Molilor, Vi iii with Iit HlHtcrH, Mra. Uurkhood i:4Mra. II K. J-uRaro tlilt waek. j Miu Mury Mcdn-Kor, ono of tha jncliri of IH-ir iMlnnd achool tha Mil term, wan In Ht. Ilolima Tuaaday. I Mr. and Mra. It. Kurth of Yankton, Vtr tradlni; with our murclianla tunulny. Mm. Kntrh waa very ilfimut caller nl tha Mlat onlco. J. E. HiiMni'tie, who owni a twanty Lcrtranfli iwiir Ynnkton and la man- luttof Or. tilllmrt Hoaa' ranch nar liierf, wna In thn city Hnturday. A well known park or, rnfnrrinK to I to local nlluatliui yoatnrduy, ataled: f'ihi Huh Ih'Iiik i a UK lit now are aver llat J5 noun. In, and all at flno qunl- T. 8. White rnturnod Saturday i rum I'orl In ii l , whiTH ho altondod I ecu Koaa. aim nt M. I Will. Itnaa. u.T.. .i .. .. .. V. ! ' mr"-1 jT. HELENS MIST. FRT hav JUNE 18 1915 ' llonmin Tii,,i.- r..ii. .. T ' 11(1110 I ii i. . U rl ?H" . HttondliiK ml . r, : ructlng nciiool ut I'ortlund triinniii.ri .,i . 5 "r yeur 10 A pick-up tnuii, fro.,, HI i,, 1 n rrtS a?.?"1 IB0 ,,y - croaaod data with tho Ik ,iii , , i ,i,l , ure 'nUructed through. noon, bu ng dnriwied i.v iu . ; wi,.,.. ouli t a time of y(!Ur llor. by th. " aco , f yi.. V'0 , u- J -... l,'-r. ' wont ,,uul ,nil tNUtlIIH IMrOft n,llll,. .. Ilrull,... .... . .. ' "' ;. .,,i u7 . "Ul",ry '"r lloul "" niiu i army (itj iifuTjr wura lor the local tho Thn fltillriMi.n... . t i, ciiriiiiRi-.toH are noar complntliin mid thn roll, will won ib Imiidoil ovor to the county hy he ahorirf. Owing t thn r,.ct tlmt the roll, for the ytmrii of 19-io-U- nun io nn muilii, it Uih Ixmn ull """""' " iniiK or nhout alx "" iu i-oiiipidie thoiii. 1LII..H I I . . . " i uuiiwn, wno inui accepted tho poHltloti hn liiHtructor of tho fourth grado In th fit. Helena public mnnoreu nor realgnatlun no inmru nua aociirco the aervlre. of MIh Margunrltn Itmikln of I'ort lund. a graduate of the L'lilvoralty of wk'awu, iu mi inn vacancy. ...... uuyornor w itiiycoinho has appolnt- "'"" ' rice or KcanpooHii, Churlim r.riiKHon or warren, and Mi,Vn llnll of ClittNkHiili), doloKiitoa from Columbia, county to thn I'ni Corn convention of the National Top """" l uimura kiuo, io lie Hold In ann r ranciaco Auguat 6th and (ith. Frltx Anllker. who roHlilim uit,.i four iiiIIoh aouthwvHt Of fJdiili nn mi . t. i i inn mwi, nua JUHl completed a large ruKiiiiuirn on ma pinro. The event waa celebrated In a very llttlnir num. ner luai Hiiturduy night by Indulgln in a noiiae wiirnilng anil auppor, In wiuun mum oi me in u i xir inui mr. tlclpated. Key. nod Mra. John Kiminr nrriv..,i In Ht. Ilolen. tho piint week to niuke their homo among ug for at leant Hie coining year. Itev. Koater luia ac cepted the cull of the Plymouth Con gregational churrh and II I led the pul pit both morning and evening IuhI Hunduy. Tho people of our city ex tend the glad hand. . Secretary of State Olcott hna un- portioned among the aeveral countier of the Ntnto the amounta due from the fund nrcrulug IhrouKh a one twentieth of a mill levy on the n aeaaed viiluntlon of the property of the atnte ua a county fair fund. The amount which Columbia county will receive In $m.6u. In addition to tbla, Columbia county aeta liable $1000 for tbla purpose. Mr. John IMun, one of our most roapoctod cltlzuna, returned Saturday from Bun Kranclaco via the nt earner Klamath, after having h tie lit a couple nf weoki viewing the expoaltlon. Mr Dohtn apenka very highly of thn cour leoua treatment accorded him by the orTlclnla while on hoard the Kliimnth Mr. Dolan, until a couple of yeurr ago. readied contlnuoualy on a ranch near Warren from the yeur 1879. Senator Geo. M. Mcllrlde wua aoeu wending lila way out of town Tues day, attired In the garb of a typical woodsman, knnpcack and all. When ... , , - . , ,, , -1 iniuHimiii'u rt-KiirniiiK m occasion ior L? r,.:".V,"",l,mK,0J th0 Vnl"r,i'l U''""'''I Krh. the aenntor said iikfri auuichitlon, which waa In aoa- Jjno for a couple nf day. lie was going "cruising," nnd the statement needs no verification. It Dr. and Mrs. I,. 0. Uo.a were In'n llttlo enrty In tho Reason to look vittle the II rut of the week, where nftr political fences, but take It for It. ltoa attended the convention of granted that was the mission in mind. 'It National Medical association for' rntv a..ni.rlnte.wlnnt T V Alt..n mn.ly of tubercuiosl.. , Wttll cnlP(1 ,0 l)llllai)( ,)rKni Sutur. Ftiirn to Mr. and Mr. It. O. How- day. by a telegram nnnounclng the 1 n dd en diMitli of bis brother. W. K N, who own one of the beat rancher the unkton community, a fine taby Itlrl, w hich ramo to their home Thurwluy evening, June 10th. The new school lawi are In the tamla of the mate prluior and County Superlntoiultiit Allen exnecta lo re- mlt a lurijn supply any day for dla tnbutlon iinii.iig the patron of the county. Mra. T H. White left Tuesday for KruniUio, where aha will vlall '"Mila mid uttond the exposition, n. White was one of tha conteat 0U In the Teleenini rnnlnal whn .a. "Ivwl a freo trip to the Golden Gate ty. Hhe will be Bone about two nka. TliOHf Way n,,y tlllt ,l0 inrtuatrlul parade i I he afternoon and the Electrical " Play at niKht waa by far the besl ny former years. Ht. Helena was eil repreaented on that clay, tho having the appearance of a do rt(Hl reineivry. II. MiuiHliericnr. one nt tha mimiv'. ProHperoiis furmnra, residing near "nklon, broUKht In anma nf thn nn. It atf-UUrli,.,..!... U.....-.I . l. i . , numriiay yei anon t local di-ulers. Mr. Mnnabergor has Cll Very HOCCKHurnI In llm .,ll,..a nl wirrli'i nr nil ki.,.1.. t-.Iler. .......-..... Wfl ttllti.jiir ..a .... . a - i " nLiiiTH ruiHcrai ni wr- nOn n. Wiin in tl... i. U . viij t,un ianv wwwtkt WT. lliiriii..H I i a a. a . -,.,1 niiia nn liiHi nurniHiutfi ii . . "n'' iiuinit'iu - W fnini h..Hll... -a n a . . AB find I,. L i.i ViHltnr In Ik. A- "nifty, Mr im,a ' r::: . niiu ior Lina finiA nr iiia oaxon. i.m iim n,.. i. i.i. "Tntn llllit V nn 11,11. t I A CCOUIlt nf Ilia - .1. ' will WOMllllSr Mr. fill fl Mra T T Tl 11.. u. nn Mm ii i ii...... V. ' A. M in... V. ""' "" MCCln iim.i . .. . J P I I "i itiiiiiuti miu fi-i. . . va aiiiiaiu id iu a iifiv - iiiimir hiiiiiii- nr linn Tnn. aa in ii, ..u.. . ... , ,. '"Ports enin. 1 l.i .. . i i.i. Tllili.l.l,. , . ""." - nn uiiri!fi,i,i ..I, i. ii.. A ii.. . r i itiii. w ii wiii b lntniftt win nn n 1 1 1 1 1 I fin w wj it ii it i a a i m naan ai flRtnnf rO,.,l. 11.. -J.. IfiUt vi VIIV WHO. BIUW Mr. , "ir. ami M,. vt a n.i... i . rOrtlnili u,ia..i j ii.i. i. the grand . I , . . - .... It 1 1 y. 1 HIT, .1 M It v planter of t.',.uin. a,.. in.,in. frn. ,i - "."in Willi , iihi()hui. ,rom tin ct n.i.-. -i i . rjfl. iminua Uliuuivr. mi . nr was nlso chapter representative of Mien, a young man of 28 years of ige. who owned one of the best furnis n Dullus county. Death was due to henrt trouble. Mr. Allen returned to St. Helens Tuesdny evening, having wen called back to Bttcnd to some urgent business In connection with 'lis nfllce. It la an Important duty of every natron of this school district to be nreaent at the annual school meeting Monday. It Is equally Import ant that capable persons be chosen 'o fill the vacancies that are to be Hied, thai or secretary and director. If Miss Quick and Or. Hoss cannot be nrevalled upon to accept ronomlnn tlon for nnother torm. Both are well nullified for the positions. Pr. Hoss "ins tho work well outlined, bus the welfare of tho school at heart. His choice would bo wlso. . St. Helens has one thoroughly patriotic soul at least, Mr. A. T. Iw.. Ho has planted near the front gnte of his yard nt honiB a flag iole that puts to shame anything else like It In the city and ho ftys the tars nnd .tripes on every suitable occasion, Just because ho Is a lover of our nation. It would not bo amiss bore to cull nttentlon to the fact that every public building at least, nnd It would not be any harm for every business block, to hnve a (lag pole md hoist the colors at opportune limes. Old Glory cannot wave too much. It la good for the eyes of the younger generation. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Hnxen return ed Sunday from Portland, where they spont the week end with friends nnd relative and attondlng the Hose Show. On the return trip In an au- tomobllo they were witnesses .to an awful trasedv. when a mother nnd baby, who wns riding a motor cycle driven by her husband, narrowly es caped an awful death. The mother wna hurlod to the pavement, lacer ating her face and llmba. One of the lower limb, of the little baby was caught In the chain of the cycle, Btopplng the car completely, nonrly severing the member. Mr. J. Despaln wna driving the car, having gone up Sunday morning to bring Mr. and Mra. Hazen home. On Saturday evening, as C. W. Douthlt of the Upper Clntskante, waa out after bis cowa In passing the Ollvor Nolson place bo heard a com niniinn in thn nle: Den. Investigation revenlod a large cougar amusing him self with the little pigs as a cat would tormont o mouse before finally des patching It. After watching the per f...n.ni.a fur several minutes Mr. Douthlt went homo, roturning short ly after accompanied oy a men hiu' - ... . nil.. .Il,nll..r nounii. 1 OO Of ITI"! CimnTril l.n,,r,r,. the aing.ijUL,iH;. The Great Northern Pacific 88. Co. and the North Hank system are short ening up the schedule between Port- miu ana Hun Francisco. The- first move was made Monday, when the steamer train leaving Portland was set back half an hour, allowing for hundred llmu,,,i ...... "''""" ".sei o Htruoted In the suine crud n add,t'V1"11 connections from the Ore- I'us that capacity ni.me nf b i KI,!Ctrl "y from Willamette ure tho entire lengtb o f J o tree ?h 1M7 Bnd from 8' P- & 8- "iMicklnic- being Z. t 9 1 tocr,1 pol?U M tar 88 Abridge, as doHtlnuidm. it c, "u L n,X ?L?f "T.0" Lra" "on Spo- in iraiiiipori tun raw mirii i hi , "m ii" nan r ran- form, which h the7l,enpet me'a",,!1'', f'BC0 ,Bcl,edule nas been take off the transportation. I.,i . i ZinJ i i n tran8,er tlme larel. The steam r.wliliie m. i...,i.:. "Im.v. "Kail the ship "Northern Pacific" has hnnn posed of in the form nf ' making the run to the Golden Gate dust, etc. Tlia raK repeatedly In less than the schedule taken south during AuiMMd Beb ""m"' 26, ,,0Urg( arr,v,n and dock tenilwr august and Sep- ing there between 2:30 and 3:00 ,, o'clocq p. m. Her scheduled arrlv- i aspor 1,11ml of Mist, was a visitor ,nK tlme ,s 8:30 P- i. Twenty-four n the county seat Tuesday. Mr LI- nour8 and thirty minute, from dock mi . . fntly sold his farm near1 to dock tlle record set by the "Nor itilHt to Autone Hlrknfli,i.i ...in . them Pacifle." In Toil i preuiciea tne crew or the "Great Northern," will not be content until they lower that record when she re sumes service. The "Great North ern's" first sailing from San Fran cisco, according to announcement of General Manager Jenkg, will be June 30, arriving at Flavel July 1st, laying over until the 3rd. and both ships will sail on the 3rd, establishing the trl-weekly service from both termin als on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays. Why be bothered with two pairs of glasses? Call at St. Helena hotel Thursday, June 24, and have Dr. Lowe show you the new glasses with which you can see all distances. He guarantees his glasses to satisfy, whether they cost $2 or more. Scores of references. He will be In Rainier June 26. This will be Dr. Lowe's last trip until September. removn from this county, probably to " -umy, wnere he contem I'lircnuHing a farm. Mr. Libel Ims resided In Columbia county for u iv i . oecauus, having settled n Nohulem vulley m 1 876, where his iiomu ii UH been continuously ever "...i.... ii., pnasesseii ono of the best rutins in that section and has been a progresalvi) and prosperous citizen He served one term as county com missioner ami has always been Iden tified with the political and business nterests or the county. In addition to all these matters. Mr. Libel always round time to take the beHt care of bis farm, which has returned to him a good reward for his effort. Ills friends and neighbors regret his re moval from the county, but send their best wishes with him and his family wherever they muv cbno to go. County HoudmuHtor I. n Tiin. County Superintendent J. W. Allen! accompanied hy p. W. llnrrlnon. Jan itor of the court house, ninde n tnnr of the western part of tho county last week, returning to St. Helens Friday evening, the two former ofllclals at tending to county business and the latter enjoying a few days' flBhlng md hunting. Messrs. Titus and Allen ire telling a good Joke on Mr. Har rison. It seems thut the latter a few months since was hunting near the uhI lakes south of here, where he laid a bear was killed which had Stoat patches of hair off Ills body. and they supposed that It was, a new species known as "hairless" bear, caused probubly from rubbing through the patches of brush. Now the underbrush along the lakes is nothing compared to the underbrush In tho Nehulem vulley, where a mos quito would have to sharpen his bill to get through In places. One after noon, while the party was pushing through the dense brush with Mr. Harrison on the verge of a "good sweat," so the others tell on him, he told them the story of the "hairless" bear thut had been killed on the lakes and vowed "If that bear had Utimiptcd to go through thlB brush he would have been entirely hairless." TKACHKHS" KXAMIXATIONH. Notice Is hereby given that tho County Superintendent of Columbia ounty, Oregon, will bold the regular xiunlnntlon of npplicunts for State erllflcates at St. Helens, Oregon, as follows: Commencing Wednesday, Juno 30, 1915, at 9 o'clock a. in., and contin uing until Saturday, July 3, 1915, at 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday forenoon, Writing, U. 3. History, Physiology. Wednesday afternoon. Handing, Composition, Methods in Heading, Methods in Arithmetic. Thursday forenoon. Arithmetic, History of Education, Psychology, Methods In Geography. Thursday afternoon, Grammar, Geogruphy, American Literature, Physics, Methods In Language, Thesis for Primary Certlllcnto. Friday forenoon, Theory and Prac tlco, Orthography. English Lltera ture, Chemistry. Friday afternoon, School Law, Geology, Algebra, Civil Government. Hal unlay forenoon, Geometry, Bot any. Saturday afternoon. General His tory, Bookkeeping. Yours truly, J. W. ALLEN. County Supt. Noahs Ark SPECIALS 25c Hair Ribbon 10c 6 doz. Fruit Jar Rubbers. ,2c Indian Head Suiting. 10c yard Utility Gingham. ..II He yard American Calico . . . .05c yard 8torm King Muslin ..10c yard 25c Curtain Scrim . . .20c yard 20c Curtain Scrim . . .15c yard 20c Marquisette ...,15c yard Lowamo, guaranteed Corsets $1.25 up Colonial Crepe 15c yard Flowered Corded Dimity. . 15c yard Ladles' Union Suits 25c Ladies' and Misses' Wash Hats 85c and $1.00 Ladles' and Gents' Dathing Suits $1.75 7 boxes Matches 25c And last but not least, our 15c Hose for. men, women and children. Every pair guaran teed. Watch .ur Windows Noahs Ark St. Helen S and 10c Store NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEKTIXU. SCHOOL Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 2 of Co lumbia county. State of Oregon, that the Annual School Meeting of said District will be hold at St. Helens school house, to begin at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m., on the third Monday of June, being the 2 1st any or June, A. D. 1915. This meeting Is called for the pur pose of electing one Director and one Clerk, and any other business that mnv come before the meeting, and the transaction of business usual at such meeting. Dated this 15th day of June, 1915 Attest: ALICE L. QUICK, District Clerk EDWIN HOSS. Chairman Hoard of Directors. BEFORE PARTING with your MONEY in buyiug REAL ESTATE secure a Complete Abstract from the Columbia County Abstract Company i a CEO. H. SH1NN President 1 R. RUTHERFORD Secretary Which is prepared and equipped to turn out First Class Work. This will save you annoyance and expense afterwards. Work Done at Less Than Portland Prices The Only Complete Abstract System in T Columbia County, Oregon q Columbia County Abstract Co. ' ST. HELENS, OREGON Robenolt's Shop HOULTON, ORE. I try to be a reliable man, A man with a tongue that la true; I won't promise to do any more than I can, But I'll do what I say I'll do. I admit I'm not clever, that some times I'm "blunt," That I have neither "polish" nor "air," And altho' It's not "In me" to "put up a front," When you need me, you'll agree I am "there." So count me a man on whom to rely Who la building for lasting success And I'll pray that your species may ever increase, That your shadow may never grow less. A. I RORKNOLT, HOHSF.SHOK1NU AND GENERAL REPAIRING. IS IT WORTH STEALING? The best of the season, Friday evening, June 25. at City Hall. 26-2t The first division of the Ladles Aid of the Methodist church will have "good things to eat" to sell In the church parlors, Saturday, June 19th. Consider your eyes In rola fT" tlon to your efficiency. If c2" classes that will relieve eye strain enable you to do more and bet ter work with less effort, don't you. iiniioRtiv feel that H wouin ne a niiirbtv" sfood Investment In fact don't you think It' would be wise to ieM... T'T' .V?." r'i-'r.Ij ,Ti. imnnil The situation don't you imnK wou.u u -in mi in ii in irn n w ii n mna in inn HI 11 IU m w . iA tm i,nu m avau n A Uttinil l,i .7.i:,:".V:; 1 hma exceedingly Interesting, ooiermiuo ii was In i....i..- :V. i ,.a., flmllna- It to his interest, oesi conuiwu.. v Auto Troubles respond quickly and inexpensively to our treatment. If your car rattles, or does not run smoothly, or jars, or makes too much noise, IT IS TIME TO BRING IT TO US if you want it to last. A dollar or . two spent on that car today may save you ten tomorrow, and that is an INDISPUTABLE FACT. Gasoline 16 Cents. Marine Engine Repairing. CITY GARAGE St. Helens. O Healing and Soothing WHETZEL'S DANDRUFF AND ECZEMA TREATMENT AND HAIR TONIC Prevents the hair from falling and promotes its growth. Guaranteed to satisfy or your money will be refunded. Sold at - PLAZA PHARMACY Cll o BANK BUILDING Ik' Phone 100 ST. HELENS, ORE. Q I II AH Work Guaranteed. Estimate Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK. St. Helens - Oregon although so moderate In price aa to make the act unnecessary. We are proud of the reputation our matchless Bread hag earned for purity and wholesomenesa and we are eure It contributes greatly to the health and happiness of the children and adults Fourth Annual Columbia County Fair TO BE HELD SEPT. 22-23-24, 1915 In a 111 1 i wbn eat it regularly. ' It la made of you the .. . . " L ... . Other r ? 'V'".1::' " ..t- r in a tree, one shot best servicer ir you waniio , "IT" Z .7 J : fcWtin.'"""'-" rifle shattering bis .about tne comm.o. o. . u v...., u.m.... Kriind eiii. V. ' 'i" . V .i..m r anfntv. The animal mens- conmni it, '.' """ . . ST. HELENS 11AKT5RY. nn it t o.... . .. ....i i..h rani frnm tin to iw. fnd lodn n n.akanie Chief. . uemmuuor St. Helena, Orebon. Premium Lists will be sent on application to G. L. Tarbell, Prest., Yankton, or J. H. Southard, Sec'y, St. Helens.