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4 ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21. 1916 r rnDDrcnnvnriurr SCAPPOOSE All the boys In town arcs building sleds these days. The trucks are still tied up on ac count of the snow. Mr. and Mrs. H. Niblock entertain ed Rev. Johnston and family ou Sun dny last. Mrs. J. S. Maun of Llnnton, spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crowley. Prank L. Smith shipped another carload of cattle Monday to be used In the Portland market. Everybody seemed to be casting suspicious glances at everybody they met Tuesday. There was a detective in town. Mrs. L. M. Duncan is quite sick at present, but with daughter Maude as nurse, we believe she will soon be up again. A man by the name of James Har rison died at Pisgah Heights after a short illness. Paralysis was the cause of death. Mrs. Dr. Hatfield has been sick for several days. Mrs. Chas. Barker is taking Mrs. Hatfield's place in the school room. On account of sickness in the Englert family, Mrs. Alice Englert Wayburne came from The Dalles to assist in nursing. Miss Athline Tolly closed her school at Fernhill in Beaver valley, until the weather conditions are more favorable. We learned that Tom Roy has re turned from California and is now employed at Al Harrison's store in St. Helens. Wood is in great demand these days anyone having several hun dred cords report to agent Niblock, who will furnish buyers. Miss Elluice Butler has returned from Eugene, but expects to go back in a few weeks. Mrs. M. J. Butler has been having her turn doctoring the grip. Jesse Hammer of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Forest Grove, came to attend the funeral of Mrs. Phoebe L. Whitney, last Saturday. Wm. Howell and family are mov ing back to Scappoose from Eastern Oregon. Snow is reported five feet deep there putting a stop to logg ing. A mournful dog tale. Some one Bhot Mr. Crowley's pet dog. The train killed a dog belonging to James Tabor and another canine belonging to Rob McKay. We can't blame the train, but anyone who is low enough to deliberately shoot a pet dog with out a good cause is a low character. On acount of the boat Hoo Hoo being tied up, awaiting the clearing of the river of ice, rfarry Smith and wife are spending a few days with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glllett. FROM NEW YORK Pomona, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1916. Editor Mist: I enclose $1.00 to extend my subscription. I do not know when it was due or how much per annum. You are giving an in teresting paper, and am glad to know St. Helens is doing so well. We have had several years of fear ful times since the no-tariff crew have the control. If they are not cleaned out next trip, Europe will deluge this country with cheap goods and what gold we have accumulated through this war will leave in three years, factories go out of business and labor on the street as it was after this crew came in power. I am always Interested in the ship ping reports each week from St. Hel ens. Yours truly, O. N. HAUPTMAN. MONEY TO INVEST Talk or write to me. I have a party with $100,000 cash to invest In tim ber at once. Wm. M. Ross. PURE MILK AND CREAM Furnished Daily by ST. HELENS DAIRY S. N. CADE, Proprietor ST. HELENS, OREGON. Phone 107-6. Our facilities and equipment for dandling dairy products enables us to supply the best (rrade of milk and cream, which In strictly sanitary. We are anxious to secure more customers and promise good service. Satisfaction guaranteed- in every respect. LIST OF JURORS (Continued from page 1) Laws, E. C, St. Helens. Lee, B. F., Deer Island. I.eo'nnrd, James, Scappoose. Lewis, Claude, Clutskanlo. Lewis, Jasper H , Butcher. Lillich, Guy E., Warren. Lindahl, John J., Warren. Larson, Albert1 L., Warren. Laube, Christ, Deer Island. Marvin, Robert, Clatskanio. Morris, Charles, Houlton. Lindsay, John M., Gohle. I.ofstrnnd, Emil, Houlton. Lope, Charles, St. Helens. Lovell, Chas. L., Yankton. Loyd, John F., Deer Island. Leuokkanen, Herman, Clatskanie. Maday, W. P., Columbia City. Malcolm, Victor L., Clatskanie. Malmsten, Frank, Vernonla. Masten, Clarence W., Houlton. Mellinger, W. J., Houlton. Merrill, Norman, Clatskanie. Miller, Geo. B., Rainier. Morley, W. C, Houlton. Morris, G. W., Scappoose. Morris, Thos., Jr., Rainier. Moyer, C. C, Warren. Nagel, Frank, Warren. Nelson, J. O., Clatskanie. Nelson, John A., Warren. Nickerson, Omer O., Vernonla. Norman, Charles, Hudson. Nowels, J. W., Houlton. Olsen, J. P., Rainier. Orwig, E. L., Clatskanie. Palm, John, Clatskanie. Paecher, Chester R., Rainier. Perry, Geo. W., Houlton. Peterson, Nels D., Mist. Philip, Alex, St. Helens. Phillips, H. B., Rainier. Ponieroy, Walter G., Scappoose. Prlngle, John G., St. Helens. Peezer, Geo. F., Clatskanie. Ramsey, Geo. W., Scappoose. Reid, Wm., Jr., Rainier. Reynolds, Harry, Warren. Rice, F. P., Rainier. Rice, J. F., Houlton. Rlckert, W. F., Scappoose. Roberts, Wm., Mayger. Robinett, D. M., Yankton. Rose, Wm., Mist. Rotger, E. A., St. Helens. Reubens, John B., St. Helens. Ruhl. C. S., St. Helens. Saurer, Ira, St. Helens. Seiffert, Albert, Deer Island. Saulser, Sardin, Yankton. Selonl, Jos., Scappoose. Sherwood, Newell, Warren. Sholander, J. O., Mayger. Shultz, W. T., Rainier. Skeans, Jesse, Rainier. Skuzie, Wm., Warren. Slater, W. T., Yankton. Smith, A, A.. Yankton. Smith, J. B. L,. Clatskanie. Sonneland, Lewis, Rainier. Spinner, Chas., Columbia City. Staines, Edward A., Houlton. Stehman, Albert E., Rainier. Stevens, Wlnfield, Yankton. Stockenberg, John, Mayger. Strother, Phil S., Rainier. Stubbs, Albert E.( Clatskanie. Swift, Allen B., Warren. Tangen, Carl A., Clatskanie. Tandy, Thos. W., Marshland. Tarbell, Ray E.( Yankton. Spencer, Robert L., Vernonla. Stevens, Edgar, Scappoose. Tarbell, A. H Warren. Thomas, Owen J., Gohle. Thompson, C. H., St. Helens. Tlchenor, E. D., Clatskanie. . Van Natta, J. W., Warren. Wellborn, Silas, Warren. Walker, N. E., Yankton. Wattson, John A., Scappoose. West, Harry, Scappoose. White, Chas. D.r Houlton. Whitney, Cooper, Scappoose. Williams, Robert H., Clatskanie. SUNDAY CLOSING LAW TO SLEEP The Sunday closing law seems to be up in the air. In Multnomah county the matter has been appealed and Judge Gantenbein hag granted an Injunction. The officials of Columbia county have accepted Judge Gantenbeln's decision and will not enforce the law. As the matter will be decided at the next election the enforcement of the law will be permitted to rest. As it hag been asleep for some fifty years it is thought little harm will ensue to permit it to sleep a few months longer. WANTED Two carloads of potatoes wanted Will buy by bushel or quantity Price according to quality. Colum bla Canning & Produce Co. COURT PROCEEDINGS. (Continued from page 3) payable at the game time and in the same manner that other niiWr. paid. It is further ordered hv t), rv.,,.t that the amount of the bond to be furnished hv Raid f 'mint v U na A m n ter be, and the game is hereby fixed in me sum oi izouo.OO. Monday, January 10, 1916. On thiB 10th llKV nf Tan..-.., 1916. H. E. Ahrv. Cnnntv l)0,l.' ter, presents to the Court his certifi cate of annnlntment and nath office, together with Ills undertaking m iu sum oi izuuu.uu by National Surety Company, of New York, and the Court being advised in the mat ter, it is ordered by the Court that said undertaking be, and the same Is hereby approved. i On this day the Court (elects 200 names from the tax rolls to make up 1 the Jury list for the year 1916, us by law provided. I Tuesday, January 11, 1916. ! On this day It Is ordered by the Court that the following named per sons be, and they are hereby appoint ed Supervisors of the following named road districts: No. 1, James 1). McKay; No. 2, Elon Felton; No. 3, U. J. Keelan; No. 4, R. N. Lovelnce; No. 6. F. A. llurn ham; No. 6, Eder Wallace; No. 7, T. B. Mills. ; By THE ST. TI1E- Capital Prize Which will be given by t I The Mist ! : Will be an elegant $400.00 OBERMEYER & SONS PIANO l?lllMl uwl lo.r..l..l....u 3...-a..l.... I Content are as Follows: Announcement This Piano and Popularity Voting Contest will be conducted fairly and honestly on business principles, strictly with Jus tice and fairness to ail concerned. With the above principles, It will be an assured success. Prizes The Capital prize will bo an Obermoyer & Sons' Piano. Also other valuable prlzec to the amount of many dollars which are announced herewith. Candidates Young ladles In this and adjoining towns are. eligible to enter thg contest, and the party re ceiving the largest number of votes will receive the beautiful $400 Oher-! meyer & Sons' Piano, and other prem iums will be distributed in accord E 2nd Prize Value $10.00 Donated by NOAH'S ARK VARIETY STORE Wo give our regular coupon with each cash purchase and redeem $1.00 worth of these coupons with a 25 voto coupon. Savo your coupons. 3rd Prize Value $10.00 Donated by VON A. GRAY JEWELER I give a 25-vote eniinnn froo with each $1.00 cash purchase. Ask for coupon , n ai. HtLtIN5 NOMINA! YOUR L I I coupon. Ten Per Cent Commission-All those who do not win one of the regular nri,. ,n, "T" 25 Vote Coupon Send this Vote Coupon to the Mist office before the date of the first count and it w.ll count 25 votes. No money renuired with this coupon. 1 Votes for. JANUARY 14, 1916 It is further ordered by the Court that the amount of the bond to hit re quired of the various roud supervls org o, anil the Maine is heruby fixed in the sum of $200.00. On this dny It is ordered by the Court that the Clerk be, and ho Is hereby authorized and instructed to issue a general fund warrant In the nun of $10.00, In favor of Kiioh llan klns, as county aid, and a like war rant on the first day of each mouth hereafter, until tho further order of the Court. On this dny It Is ordered by tho Court that the Clerk he, and ho Is hereby authorized and Instructed to Issue a general fund warrant In the Several Hundred Dollars in Prizes to be distributed in a GRAND PIANO CONTEST HELENS MIST AND ST. HELENS ance with the contestants' standing at tho final count. Votes Classed Votes will be Is sued In tho following denominations: New Subscriber!), 600 votes. .. $1.50 Renewals, C00 votes I SO Renewals, mora than one year, 600 votes 1.50 Hack Subscriptions, 400 votes. 1.C0 5 years New or Renewal Sub scriptions, G000 votes 7.50 10 years Now or Renewal Sub scriptions, 12,500 votes ....ID. 00 20 years New or Renewal Sub scriptions, 30,000 votes ....30.00 Instructions Results to standing vok'3 will be Issued after 30 days. No votes accepted at less than regular price of paper concerned In thla con test. No one connected with this paper or belonging to the immediate FAVORITE LADY! 4th Prize Value $10.00 Donated by A. T. KIBLAN, HOULTON Dealer in Dry (jonris, CIiiHiIiik, Furn ishings, HIioos mid (irweries Wo give a 25-voto coupon free with each $1.00 cash purchase. Ask for coupon. 5th Prize Value $10.00 Donated by E. A. ROSS ITK.MTUKK, HTOYK8, RANGES I give a 25-vote cnunnn froo with each $1.00 cash purchase. Ask for coupon Address All Communications anrl -s' maar MIST, sum of $10.00, In favor of Sam Over ton, as county aid, and a like warrant on the first day of each month here after, until the further order of the Court. on tills 1 1 tli dav of January. 1916, there Is presented to the Court uu j oruer or ine juveiiiui nun m nun county, allowing widow's peuMou In the sum of $10.00 per month in favor of Mary Young, In accordance with Chapter 42, General Laws if !li:i; and the Court being advl.ied In Hie matter. It Is ordered by tl.o Court that the Clerk he, and ho Is hereby Instructed to Issue a geiierul fund warrant In the sum of $10 00, In favor of said Mary Young, and a llko warrant on tho first dny of each ) 'jf ,r 4 if y families of morchnnts co-operating, will be allowed to become a candi date in this content or work for con testants. Votes after being voted, cannot be transferred to another, llo suro to know for whom you are going to vote before coming to the ballot box, as tho editor or anyone else will not give you any Information on the sub ject. The key to tho ballot box will ho in possession of tho awarding com niltteo during the contest. For the first thirty days the paper will run a 25-vote coupon, which can be voted froo for r.ny ludy contestant. Contest to run about 90 days CONTEST WILL CLOSE MARCH 29, 1916. The right to postpone date of closing is reserved If sufficient causo should occur. HELP HER WIN 6th Prize Value $5,.00 Donated by WILLIAMS & HALL CO. STAPLE & FANCY (ItOCKKIF.H Wo give a 25-voto coupon freo with each $1.00 cash purchuso. Ask for coupon. 7th Prize Value $5.00 Donated by JAS. MUCKLE & SON DEPARTMENT STORE Wo give a 2r,.vitn nnn ... , , .1 ji u trtTu Willi each $1.00 cash purchase. Ask for RnK ft' lected on subscription c 1U pcr cent 01 aU tne money col- ST. HELENS, OREGON Nomination Blank POPULAR VOTING CONTKST I hereby nominate or suggest the name of Her address. Sjjjncd month hereafter, until the fUni..". order of this Court. "inr On this 11th dny of January mm there U presented to the Court an' order of the Juvenile Court or ti.i. county, allowing widow's pension in the sum of $10.00 per month, f., of May V, Truex, In according win! Chapter 4 2, Ueneral I.awg or lttij. And tho Court being advised In t,i matter, It In ordered by tim (,.. that the Clerk bo, and ho Is hm-eiiy Instructed to Ikhuo a general fullj warrant In tho sum of $10.00, In ray. or of said May V. Truex. and a m,, warrant on the first day uf each month hereafter, until the further order of tho Court. Whereupon, Court adjourned. i MERCHANTS l NKVF.K.U, OK TIIK NT. IIKI.K.VH MKIU'IIANTH HUE CON Tltllll'TKD VALUABLE 1 PRIZES X and will give local Vote Coupons A uosignalou below In Merchants i'ards Ten dayg prior to closing contest, the Judge will carefully lock or seal ballot box and take same to the bank, where the game will be In a place where voting can be done during business hour and locked In a vault at night until the close of contest, when the Judge will take charge and count same and announce the young ladles winning In their turn. Tho last ton day all voting must ho dono In a sealed box at tho bank. If you do not wish anyone to know for whom you are voting, place your cash for subscription together with your coupon in a aealed onvolopo. which will be furnished you, and put game In ballot box. Thla will give everyono a guunre deal. THIS CON TEST WILL CLOSE MARCH 29th. 1916. THE GRAND PRIZE! 8th Prize Value $5.00 Donatod by A. J. DEMING DlirtMlHT I give a 12 vole coupon free with ouch 50c cash purchase. Ask for coupon. 9th Prize Value $5.00 Donated by H. MORGUS & SON Dry (J(mkIn, nothing, Furnishing, HIlUOM ,1916 Address I We give a 25-vote coupon free with each xl on mii n,,.ni. ...... . .I
