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Newspaper Page TextSI I' IWarrwi . kiMlllH'O!"' HELENS PORTLAND AUTO LINE f ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1916 sin rii ( "ltoS M III IX IE A. M. I'nipx. 'IIH . 7-no . 7:-i' !:"' . y : ; .io.ro . 1 1 : M) M l::tO 1:45 2 : 0 f :i:io 4. go fi.no 1 r 1 1 ; ii ! I'lirllniiil si 1 1 . 1 - . SiiWmIii)" X"1"'1'."4 ,al trip Laving SI. Iliioim 0 ). Ill Leave Pert laud I 1 1 III. RKLIAHLH SERVICE bSINC SIDE OK MAIL ..i I in ii ii Turiiiiit .1! La lias ill " iVITf'l t lull Urn belli I i i.i. ....... it- uti lint Hiirfiicn iih W 111! II I'I'I a-liliu: I" "'" l"',,'l" I'1"" rilni'-i "I"1! lliWltltlT Illlll ll.ll ii,,, a nit liiiiTi'ittlnx Htury ol v.i In i '"''it a In iarr. Hit farl "f story:. Vo rami' ti. ! uwukonlng In fact Hi.'' c liavn ti ti in IhI a k iill ,.),,., !,,. li'l lull lllTII Wit IIIIIHl ami plan. I am mi" of the x Ci rm. hi tanners Unit luiil In he ,li, aiul I am ihiw giving my I'X i, .nic I L.it others may I'Killl, (in ,!i-il)'.i' lii mine cupenslvn mm ii I. ii tear, ugn. Ttteni. nil"' years ago 1 begun ) f .i I lit i-.iP'i r. I lni'1 nil old team i,l J;,ii niir furniture wiih mostly nan mail'' i loirs, cupboard itml iiih'i' in. i'l'' frniii 1 1 r ' goods boxes, all) iiimi 'I with It'll cent ir"t on Ii tf 1 1 w 1 1 We rrhti'il XI) urr'M l, ul ; .a liuMts, I gut nil imn liiiii'i y anil gr.icorli'H ol r Imiiii' iiK irliiiiilx nil rrcilit until lall i i"i . iff .hiiIiI. Tim f I ml ir h i a l "'in. nil anil I illil mil li' i n ' I" pay my creditor mi i., i . 1 1 i mi il.ii" of prouihat iiml I lain. . I ru 1 1 1 1 1 li i II M( pit 1 11 K UN llllll'll I . . . i I i . aii'l 1 1 1 till carried llir anie nvi r lur aiinllnT your. Tliry i, tin in-1 in iiiiiiiiiuilali) mo until w i:. al'i'' 1" i.uy u o aero piece or dii An ..'"ill an I uwill'il those few s tin' mall uril'T linuiii'H lit'Kim i in,' in" catalogs, iiiiiI gradually I'i'iMii I' i.iluii. m v loose rli: niro tn in. I'! i id: my accounts stand In ln'ii"' i' tu iiliiTii I hail Kntti'H in'i 1 1 1 1 1 : ii i k I :i I li ii ulii'ii 1 nri'ilitl II. W" i .i n l .xl unit u( tint llirlflli'.n If Hilar. , In Hit' stale- good I ill I'u. hp . in all tin' brunches, intT aii i ttlni it' willing to lii'lp mi "'' i I' ll" nviT u Iiml yt'ar. a tn full nf people wIki rumo twice t" li In Ha. In ami Vlalt. Our little iniry tow ii supported ii lllirary, ll.'ll m'Ii.ihI. hall tram anil wit hurl it I-,' t' l' l.ral Inn t'vtTV venr. f.irn. I., ar a 1 1 v town komi ilouh in v.i t u- 1 sold my 40 ucros lit hi a.h am i. ami lami'lit XII iiradu- I'l'l iii: tn 1 1 , c in until 1 l,ui 2110 fn-s i.l Hi.. Inal laml In Inn a I I'll i.. i need nf hi. kind favors ''I ft.uml II i uv In mil roll ln llu ill mil. i agents Unit eunui ulintiHl '01i,v I ir ilnnr. I regret to bii 'I I ,,', tin, rHt t, county i tl"t ii a nctghhorli I dill ami ''ml it I.i a mail onliT hoiiao. TIioiikIi ' Kol I'll; i. tin. In ,i wllllo. wit irot In Imlii! ul sending away for iitiilT. Hr nliiallv our merchants lesson- loi-k of kooiIh for luck il Finally wo begun tn ro ll'"! wo needed n holt ii'ii'i'l.t for uiai'liiiMTy, cloililiiK for f H'ltll. '.K III' . ,, u., l,,l I I ..... .... ,,,. nil.. lltt''y i.ir It, which wasn't h 'I'Msiini. (in,. ,y dint our iiiiTohantH 'mu ll t,, plan s w lion) thoy worn nn mi'ii nf Ii'.hh i'iii'ti: llliVi-il ll'lll" l tsic-ky' in nppiMiriinco lllply; alks liaml, ANNOUNCEMENTS In- I thill- t '.IriiiiaKi', thai Si,- 'I'lliil, ami 11 Urailiially our Inwu han u II ; OUT llllallll'Mu him n liuiulior arc mil' ki'IioiiIh. I'linri-lii.u in.il kiiiiik nown; wn havo no li" lllirary nor hull tmim 'rin.ii. '' I'll ilnras ,lim 1 1, Mlr low U1( llllTi'fiir . ' ... "' "in-!! in Kiti'p tniiiKH up i" ' idhi'ii fur lack of Iravol. do "' I" lint itvpnt who,, tlio frulKlit IS '" will Hitn tho Bt'iiui'l In l,r,"T Piifkam.H, "Miii' "IHH IIKH IHmIi'Ii t Allmritity -iininii' .". IAAAAAajljlj . T , , .. "liiimicaii noiul- -..AAAiAA1AAA '"" f,jr 'Strict Altnrn.ty, at t10 C ounty l.-,k i rli'iary No.nlnatlnK E,;:lUm, May liiTohy nnnouuc.t ,yH1.f It,,-1 1J"'' plllillrun caiiilhluto for r.t-..l. I tho ofllcit of Cniinty C(,rk ,', ,, , j tiiarli'H, May l'j, 1 a J ; , Huhjoct to tin,! HIMiroval of Hi'i-tom. A. I''. IIAKNKTT. ;NNCHNir To tint vntorH of Coluii.hhi county I hi-ri'liy iiunoiini'ii mywlf aa a canill ilulit on tint Itt'iMilillcan tli kot for r lioiuliiallou to tin, ofllci of County AMHcmtnr, at tho rnuiliiK prlumry cIlc ll)li, to hit I... hi My 9i ,9lr link your klml, ilolilMTiilit conHlili.ra l,,,n' W. IthAKKHIJiy. County hrliiHil Hii..-rlnt.i,,-iil To tho voIith of Coluinhhi County I hrri'hy iinuoiini'tt inyMflf uh a camll ilatn for nomlniitlon to tint ofllcu of County Hihool HiipiTlnli'mli'iit, mih Ji'i t to tho iIi'cIhIiiu of tint ICi'iuhlliiin viiIith at tint cinnliiK I'rluiary Klitc llou to ho li,. , My y i j i ,j J W. AI.I.KN. r.-vrMi,wi wawim.'w.ygKM I'nr CulllllilHHinni'r To lint voltira of Columliln rounty: ncii'iiy iiiiiiiiuiii'i' luywlf iih ii Kit. JI.KN It. MKTHKKK I ili'Hlrn to aiinoiinct! to tliu pooplo .-r ( oliin.l.la county that I liall h a mmllilat,. for nomination to the of li of DiKtrlct Atiorm-y for Colum 'la county, Hul.Jcct to tho Iti puhllcan rrlinurioH, May 19, 1910. If flt'cl.il, 1 will coniiuct the uf falrH of tint orilco in tin; (anno tmcr Kt'tlc, I'oiiia'li'iillouH anil KticcoHaful CoininiHNioiii-r To tho voloru of Columlila county: Hmiry Ituilillman, caniliilate for County CojninlHHlonor on th Ucpuli llcan tlckut at tho 1'rlmnry Kloction. May 19, 1916. I have licon a tohI 'li'iit of Colunihlu county for 25 yours. If I am nomlnutod and elected I will lierrorm the dutieB of the oflice to the JiMBt of my ability, and in doini? thiH I hitlleve 1 can kIvo the taxpuyem of 'liuiil)i,i county an honeiit ndniinlH tratlon. IIKNKY KUUIilMAN, Mint, Oregon. Con illy Ticuhiiiit To tho voters of Columhla county: I lierehy announce myself a candidate for renomlnatlon to the office of County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket, at the Primary Klectlon to ho held May 19th, 191fi. 11. S. 1IATTAN. ItepiCM-ntiilive I lierehy announce myself as a can iliilate for the nomination for Rep resentative, subject to the will of the Republican voters at 1'rlmury Klec tlon, May 19. If nominated and elected I will be strictly attentive to the business of the session In a bus iness way and Kuard every Interest same ener-! "ci mi? mo tuxpayers or Columhla publican lauilliliittt for mimliiiiUnn to ''""''nT that 1 have handled HIV nrfv tint ofllcit of County Coininlmiliiiicr ; ul" I'ructici". I will Kuaruutee to the at tint May I'rluiary Klectlon. I people of Columbia county a sunn JAM KM KK.NNKIiAV, Jr. ' '""'HlKent, honorable and Judicious iiiiiiiiiiisiniiion or the oflice. I ussert a by my Biiccess us a this as no Idle boast or empty prom ""' iiitupanie 01 rulllllment; hut a miu Kiiarantee backed record, experience anil lawyer. I believe that this oflice, as Import ant as It is to the taxpayers, the pen pie ircnenilly, and to iiiohI of the other public of lifers of the Circuit Juilne i ohiiulNsloncr To the voters ol Columbia county: I hereby 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 t- myi.elf us a can didal!! on the Ki'inililiraii ticket for ri'iiomlniitloii as County Cnmmlwilon i r ul Hie comliiK rrlinary electluu to be held on the 19th day of May, 1910, and ask your dellberute 1011- nlit nr.. t luti I l"ve 1 .1 a r-Hident of Columbia'" '0"'' "ot V'K"a"d lUf county for lid yearn; ami with 1X1 training school. months experience as County Com missioner, I believe I inn tiialllleil to Klvo the taxpayers 11 Just anil econom ical ail 111 In int rat Inn of county afTalrs; I am eapeclally favorable to kooiI roads. A. K IIAItVKV. Viuiily Clerk To the MeinlierH ot the Democratic Party and tint Klectors of Columbia County: 1 hereby aiiniiiincii my candidacy fur the nomination on the Democrat ic ticket for the otllco of County Clerk of this rounty. I have been a resident of the county 27 years ron tlnuouiily and havo heen 11 taxpayer In the county for tint past 1.X years. Such a residence has given me In- county und the Htate of Oregon. O. J. KVKNSON. County (Vinimlssiniicr I hereby unnounco my candidacy for the oflice of County Commission er of Columbia county, Bubject to the j decision of tho Republican voters at1 Primary Klectlon, May 19th, 1910.1 A. II. TAKISKU,. i county, us 1 ViJL la.&-. .' j. v. McDonald formation which would bit valuable In 1111 ofllcu of this kind and my 11c iUiilutanco throughout the rounty will warrunl tin) statement that I will give efficient service If elected to the oflice. I therefore submit my canill tlacy to the electors of the county. Respectfully, J. W. McDONAl.D. iwj mm $mi 11 '.i!.w,. a .' mf.11 1 m, iim ii.ni.. j County CoiiimiKsioiier I herebv atinounctt invm-lf n can. 'dldnto on the Republican ticket for ; County Commissioner, at the Primary I r.ieciion 10 no neiu .May 19, 1910, I and If nominated and elected, I prom j Ise to work for the strictest economy i In the use of the peoples' money, and ! reduction In taxes. I NORMAN MKIIRII.L. t t PORTLAND TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 30 HOURS THE NORTH BANK ROAD AND S. S. NORTH ERN PACIFIC Steamer Express leaves Portland 9 A,. M., Astoria 12 M., and S. S. NORTHERN PACIFIC SAILS Sat., April 1; Thurs., April 6; Tues., April 11; Sat., April 15; Thurs., April 20; Tues.,April 25 ; Sat. April 29 FARES to San Francisco, including Meals and Berth First-Class, outside room, $20; in side room, $17.50. Tourist outside room, $15; inside room, $12.50. Third class, $8. THROUGH TICKETS TO LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO AND OTHER CALIFORNIA POINTS. COMBINATION STEAMER OR ALL-STEAMER ROUTES. THE BEAUTIFUL SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION is continued this year. ROUND TRIP TO LOS ANGELES, $55; SAN DIEGO, $61.50. J. O. DIVENS, Agent HOULTON , t. x. ! GO TO CHURCH J. A. KAKIN J. A. Kakln, candidate fur Circuit Judge on the Republican ticket at the Primary Klectlon, May 19th, 1916. 1 respectfully submit my inline to the voters of this Judicial District for nomination as a candi date for tho oflico of Circuit Judge. If nominated and elected 1 will, in the future, us in the past, to the best of my ability administer the duties of the oflice honestly, fairly und Im partially to till. Congregational Church, 10 a. m., liihlo school; 11 a. in., Communion service: "The Kvir Present One"; G:H0 p. in., Christian Kndeavor; 7:110 p. m., Kaster ser mon: "Christ Our Life." John Fos ter, I'h. 11. 11. D., minister. Ill V tarin was nn 1 ! r. an acre; today I'd have " """I mailer t sell it at 1G7 mi " H l 'loo far from a llvo town' m "very farmer has said that wuntr in niiv ii.. no wants a place near Kc In..!,, .... ' 'i nnu churches, where lilh '""""'i will liave advantages. " "iiiteneii to the fct tht ' ""K in iiiill tho town down, it has " ""' K.ooo in nine yours." entertain teachers , , , '' ' Harnett was hostenr " "'.iy afternoon In honor of nev ernl ,,f ii. .... t'luiinu h niont prominent i lm rooms woro decorated . " K""'"K flowers. The luncheon i .iiiht ii , . -"" iioauiirui with p. centor- ' ' "i iiiiihb nnd itownllps. Sealed Hut IMih, hoHhlcs the hoslei i.i'i-i. it i "" Milu (Irny, Mrs. Klmer j.;!""'". Mlim Klhol. DIckluBon, Mlnr Mlnoii, Mhis May Peohlos, MIhb leighlon, Miss llortha Hhuw """" Alan Mo-larlty. KherilT To the voters of Columbia rounty: I hereby announce myself a a a can didate for the Sheriff's ofllcu, and If liouiiiiatetl and elected will give the public, the best aervlce and the most economical administration in my power. I have served us u peace ", i; v "i ,i ','?""?' ." in a ffc J. I,. CHITTIM ofllcer througb Hireo iidiulnlstratloiiB for tlio city of St. HeleliH. 1 nni u " llever in an Impartial enforcement of the law nnd n clean campaign und administration. I usk your kind nnd delihnrnto consideration at tlio 1 rl- i.'ti.i Inn tn lie hehl may in, liiury 1910. J. I CHITTIM. .XsHCssor I herehv announce myself a ciinill- dato for tlio oflico of County Assessor, ui,ont m the decision or mo uepuu- llcnn voters at prlmnry election, May 19 I havo been a resident of ( o lumblii county for 35 yours and n taxpayer for 20 years. If nominated and elected 1 promlso nn honest und just iidinlnlsl ration of the oflico with District Attorney To the voters of Columbia county: In announcing my candidacy for the Republican nomlnatioii as District At torney of this county, 1 wish to make tho following statement: I have been a resident of Columbia county bIiico 1X96, except a few years spent in Portland while securing my legal training. If I am nominated und elected. 1 will endeavor to the best of my ability, to enforce tho law strictly ami Impartially, but I will never, through any motivo, knowingly per secute anyone. I will conduct the oflice us economically us consistent with good business Judgment, und 1 will have no campaign promises to keen or fill Ml I. KltEl) V. HERMAN. M. R. Church. Easter is to ho n great day at our church. The Sunday school will have its Easter lesson at 10 a. in. The sermon at 11 a. m. will he ap propriate for tlio occasion. The theme will be "Immortality." A baptismal servico will be held in connection with the preaching service. The pas tor will baptize ull who desire this rite. The Epworth League at 0::'.o p. in.; topic, Little Chances to Help. At 7:30 a sacred concert will be given. Everyone enjoys good music. Come und enjoy these services with us. F. N. Sandifur. St. Helens Restaurant REMODELED, REFURNISHED TRY US FOR CLEAN, WHOLESOME MEALS SHORT ORDERS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOOT OF COLUMBIA STREET MAY DAY MUSICAL Repiesenlatlvo Announcement of principles of Albert W. Mueller, Republican can didate for Representative, as tiled with Secretary of Stato: "ir humili ated anil elected to tho oflice of Rep resentative, I will, during my term of oflice make all elTort to enact laws founded on principles of justice anil eiiiiil rights to ull people and bucIi luws that promote tho preatest hap pineas, lienellt r.nd good to the larg est number of people. I believe in Practical und sano road legislation. The election of ull rond officers. Stuto nid for Inter-county high ways. The successor of an ofllcer s unex pired term should bold the oflice un til tho next election only. Luws regulntlng tho sule nnd stor nge of farm nnd dairy products. Earlier opening of fishing Benson. Limiting tonnage of extra houvy motor trucks on our highways. Kurinlng nnd business are menaced on account of high taxes nnd to rem edy such conditions I would work for LOWER AITROPKIATIONS nnd AGAINST ALL EXTRAVAl! ANCK and thereby hold out Inducements to men to settle our unoccupied lands. Mv motto, nnd I will live up to ii, is- LESS TAXES, KHWEU nnd HKT TKU LAWS, MORE COMMON SENSE, NO CLASS P1UV1LKOE." AL1IERT W. MUELLER. Much enthusiasm is cliown nmong music loving people in the coming musical to he given fur the benefit of tho City Library, Monday evening, May 1, 1910, at tho city ball, under the allspices of tho St. Helens Wom an's Club, and conducted by Mrs. I. E. Dodd nnd Win. A. Russell. A chorus of selected voices has been secured. Thoso participating In tho program will bo Mesdames R N. Sandifur, L. R. Rutherford, lllshop Moorhead. Clou R. Metsker, A. F. Harnett, Eugeno lllukosley, I. E. Dodd, Misses Alma Doucetto and Ke- ginn Russell, Messrs. J. II. McCoy, director; Dr. L. (i. Ross. H. K. Lu liare, ('has. Drown, Dr. C. A. Tucker, E. Nordin, C. E. Ostrander nnd Win. A. Russell; Harlan Turner, violinist; Miss (ienevieve Russell will preside at the piano. I'nusual interest should ho taken In this affair by the people of St. Helens and tho surrounding commu nities, ns the proceeds will bo used for the benefit of all. M. ROSENTHAL CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES AND MIDDIES SPECIAL DISPLAY OF EASTER GOODS FANCY WAISTS DIRECT SHIPMENT I ROM MOW YORK LACE WORK DRESS GOODS SHOES MEN'S FURNISHINGS THE CKLKlSRATEl) BERGMANN SHOE Awaitletl (iolil ledal I P. I. E. San Francisco, 1913. dinners' Cruisers, .Miners and Sportsmen. Men's Comfort Dress Shoos. Strong Shoes for Hoys. Mu n ii fact ii red by Til !:. RKKli.M.Y.VN SIIOK MFG. CO." 121 Thui iiinn Street I'OHTLAXl), ORE. ASK I tllt THE HKIUiM.WN WATERPROOF SHOE Oil, ('apt. Walter Wrighlson left Wed nesday for his home In Mobile, Ala bama. Ho will spend n month or more there, winding up his affairs, before returning to St. Helens to start work on tho new motor vessel he will luivo built at tho local ship yards, dipt. Wrlghtson slates he will bring his family with him when ho returns to St. Helens. Treasurer I hereby unnounco myself ns Ko ntihllcun candidate for tho oflico of ounlv Treasurer, subject to nut if clslon of electors nt primaries llHIi. EDWIN May ROSS. Hhei'HV I hereby nnnonnrn myself as a Ro niihllcim cnndldiilo for Sheriff H ;;;,,;;1,;,od and ebM-ied. . ; to discharge the duties of the office to)o IK.HI of .y '"'"NWOOD. Counly Mcliool Supeiiiiteiideiit i iiorehv unnounco myself as a enn dblato for the noinlnatton to the ..men nf County School Suporiutenil out on tho Republlonn ticket at the May Primary Election. I Hepresenlalive linrnliv niitiouiico my candidacy ii, n lii.r.iilil run nominaiiou 101 ii..r,...niiillvo from Columbia coun ... m .ii.tforni will bo "Constant vigilance und effort In tho Interests of " Mv slogan will be: "Huslnoss Iiisloud of KU XOTKE All outstanding road warrants are called, and Interest stops on same April 22, me lt. S. HATTAN. Co. Treasurer. NOTICE All general fund county warrants endorsed prior to April 1, 191H, nre called, nnd interest on the same stops on und after April 22, 1910. It. S. HATTAN, Co. Treasurer. iNi) a i.aih;e REASONABLE AT Ol li I.AlKiK STORE Vol' WILL ALWAYS STOCK OF DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT PRICES. OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE LARGE LINE OF DRESS AND WORK SHOES NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS BEST Ol'Al.lTY AND AT REASONABLE PRICE JI ST ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOV A. T. KIBLAN Phone .'!." HOI I.TOX (WEST ST. HELENS) H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN Expert Machinist. Bring your auto troubles to me. Murine work a specialty. Shop at. St. Helens Kiirnge. Phono 57 PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE it?.n'r "-'" u '. '.... 41 iC, vs., hi. t .- f v '. - 1 " " 1 s '', -ti It1' It x A S 10 to 25 per cent Discount on Dressers and Chiffoniers until May 1st only. All up-to-date goods. MADE in OREGON E. A. ROSS Fl KN1TI RE UMWKTAKl.XU