ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. MAY 5,1916
i1,AAA.
8. P. & S. TIME TABLE.
South Bound.
Rainier Local
North Bound.
Rainier Local
. 8:00a.m.
11:03 a. m.
3:27 p. m.
8:43 p. ni.
9:09 a. m.
1:33 p. ni.
6:18 p. m.
7:06 p. ni.
BRADFORS TAKE GAME
(Continued from page 1)
in the big league, being with the
Chicago Cubs, later being transferred
to Los Angeles where he was one of
Dillon's mainstays. Mooro still lias a
lot of good baseball in his system.
We do not know how to account
for Luckey's score in the sixth un
less it was that Luckey scored on
Lund's assist.
Steve atoned (or his last game by
playing a bang-up game. He made
several difficult stops and used his
head at all times. First is the proper
place for Steve.
The beautiful day should have
drawn a larger crowd. Until the
sixth what was lacking numerically
was made up by the enthusiasm of
the 200 present. Ballagh wants
the enthusiasm of the fans, but says
it will not line the coffers of his big
safe with silver lining.
Kennedy could not get his weather
eye on Lund's shoots and retired by
the strike-out route in the second
inning. McCreedia's former first base
man went hitless.v'
Moreland pitched a good game,
striking out 10 men, three in ths
first inning. During his occupancy
of the mound, Lund struck out six
while Donaldson struck out three for
his share.
Even if the game went against us,
it was worth seeing. St. Helens fans
have an opportunity to see some real
good ball playing now and should
support their team. We will not al
ways have so small an average as
at the present. The boys are hitting
and fielding better and when they go
to Salem Sunday we can expect a
fast and interesting game and a dif
ferent score.
Pop Ballagh batted BOO per cent,
lleter stop right now Ed, while the
percentage is goou.
i'ete Brakke says one derives more
comfort from the fact that ho has
been a ball player than the fellow
who is a ball player but can't play.
Standing of the Ia'iikuo
W. L. Tct.
Bradfords 4 1 .SO0
Kirkpatrlcks 4 3 .S00
Salem 3 2 .000
Woodburn 3 2 .600
Montavilla 2 2 .500
St. Helens 2 3 .400
Beavers 1 3 .250
Woodland 0 5 .000
Sunday's Results
At Portland KirKpa:ricks C, Mon
tavilla 2.
At St. Helens Bradfords 12, St.
Helens 3.
At Woodburn Woodburn !2
Woodland 1.
At Salem Salem 5, Baby Beov
ers 2.
ST. HELENS ROD AND
GUN CLUB SCORE
ST. HELENS DE
FEATS SCAPPOOSF.
noth:.
V
all
I tin- matter ..f the assessment ol
.. . ..f vr iiiiiirovciueiils 1,1
In ft closely contested Mini . ir tll ;,r( t ,. l, .-wtimi 1
Wednesday afternoon on tlio local, ,lu, , i(v (,f si Helens, turn
grounds, St. Helens With was tin' p, Helen, Orison. May 4tii. ' "
..!,... jMMitimi.M, hv a score of i ... .1... .. ri v miners in hewer
,vn. v,... -. - lv, .i I'll.-
c 1 fl... .,..., una ititereslllli: hl.l, .! X.i 1 Seel loll l
IU O. iu ...... - .
. ....... ,.r t It, .lens. Oregon; and
iront8iuriioiiui.su. , ".
... i u hniii It niav conivru.
The batteries were: For St I.e.-, '-'"' ,,,. th; ,
ens. Faxton ami Stanwooil; or Map- ,., , olin(.n f city
noose, Howard and Johnson. i ,,, ,,,. nrecoii. did on
The St. Helens team goes to Kaln-j i;u6, ascertain what It d 'enu.1 a ju t
ieron Saturday, where they play the ! apportionment of the 'ots ''';
Clatsk.nl. team for the High School ZVZ eaH, t. ami
championship of the county. ... I)f . )U wtlnu said hewer
! tri,-t, which apportionment
rr tutes tip orouoM'u n
May
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QUICK DELIVERY
Leslie Walters
bono oiir older In Wiilklnn
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QUARTERS
EDDIE WrJ
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P0L. BlLLlAt;
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ill.i-
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sineiit tor
nient in said .sewer ill-
The weekly shoot of the St. Hel
ens Rod and Gun t'lub is becoming
more interesting each shoot ami more
spectators aro in attendance. The
score for last Sunday's shoot is as
follows:
Targets
Lundgren 25
Burgess 50
Kelly 25
Ballagh 25
Taber 50
Metsker 50
Van Orshoven 50
Sutherland 50
Hall 25
Jacobsen 25
J. E. Reed 15
J. E. Reed, of the Peter3 Cartridge
Co., participated in he shoot and as
the above score shows, broke 13 tar
gets out of a possible 15 chances.
Van Overshoven made his initial
appearanco and rung up the remark
able score of 35 out of 50.
The automatic trap is here and will
be used in next Sunday's shoot.
Manager Ballagh will send the
White Sox to Salem on Sunday to
meet the Salem aggregation of the
Inter-City League. Arrangements
have been made with Frank Shep
herd for his big red bus to leave St.
Helens at 9 A. M. and make prompt
connection with the Salem train. Re
turning, he will meet the boys at the
depot. There is room for more tlan I-oti
the hall team and some of our ardent
rooters should accompany them to
cheer them on to victory.
cost of such llu-
I
i
Broke :
is!
2li
10
IS'
34!
161
35
40-
17l
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13-
The baseball headquarters of the
Intercity League are at Childers ami
Newell, 112 4 Sixth St.. Portland
You can always find a copy of The
Mist there.
COLUMBIA COUNTY
REGISTRATION
That the whole
provenicnt Is $277 4.7.
That the share so apportioned
.-.-...1. nr narl (i t lot or parcel
land, with the name el toe own
far as can he asrort;' hied I is
lows:
Seller District No. I. Section
lllo.k III.
Lot 1. St. Helens Lumber
Company t
St. Helens l.timi'cr
Company
Block ID.
Lot 1. Mary T. Wellington
Lot 2. Kill: i'n and Kil:i
Thurston, east M let. .
Lot 2 J. II- Wellington.
wept 0 feet
Lot I!. Kdison and KUa
Thurston
Lot 4 James H;Tt
James liart
John 1). Perry. . .
John IV 1'erry . . .
J. .Mies part
James l'.irt
Kdl.on and KUa
to
of
r i so
!1S fol-
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t:
4T, 2U
von
Republicans I,eail by n .Majority of
1 172 Over All.
OE
30E
3E
xonri
H. flORQUS & SON
PIONEER MERCHANTS
NEW LINE OF SPRING GOODS
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Men's Furnishings, the kind that gives satisfactory
service.
HEADQUARTERS
For the best shoes and the best assortment.
PRICES RIGHT
301 I
GOODS THE BEST H
31 IQldJ
St. Helens Steam Laundry
GEO. WATKIXS, Prop.
A HOME INDUSTRY
SERVICE - SATISFACTION
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
OUR SPECIALTY
WE CALL AXI) DELIVER
t
.
.
,
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
ST. HELENS BRAND
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A HOME PRODUCT J
CAXXED FRUIT AXD VEGETABLES, PICKLES, SEED PO-
TATOES, BEANS, CORN AXD FERTILIZER. WE ARE READY
TO CONTRACT FOR BEANS. ABOUT BO ACRES DESIRED.
XOW ON HAND
Columbia River Canning and Produce Co. Ih now ready to
NOTICE TO BEAN RAISERS
make contracts for bean raising.
Kentucky Wonder Beans.
We need aliout Ol) acres of
Call at tbe cannery and get a contract.
ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLE PLANTS FOR SALE
COLOMBIA HQ CANNING AND PRODUCE COMPANY
According to the refristratlon books
in the county clerk's office, 337
voters registered, divided by party as
follows: Republican, 2374; demo
crats, 626; progressives, IS; social
ists, SS; independents. 117; prohi
bitionists, E3. Total, 3327.
The following is the registration
by precincts:
Apairy Republicans, 26; demo
crats, 10; progressives, 0; prohibi
tionists, 0; Independents, 4. Total,
44.
Beaver Kails Republicans 76;
democrats, 20; progressives, 0; so
cialists, 2; prohibitionists, 0; Inde
pendents, 4. Total, 106.
Clatskanie No . 1 Republicans,
140; democrats, 37; progressives, 0;
socialists, 4; prohibitionists, 13; In
dependents, 1. Total, 193.
Clatskanie No. 2 Republicans.
140; democrats, 37; progressives, 0;
socialists, 4; prohibitionists, 13; in
dependents, 1. Total, 195.
Deer Island Itepublicans, 4S;
democrats, 9; progressives, 3; social
ists. 8; prohibitionists. 0; Indepen
dents, 1. Total, 6S.
Coble Republicans, 150; demo
crats, 28; progressives, 0; sociallcts,
0; prohibitionists, ; independent.
3. Total, 183.
Marshland Republcans, 31; deni
icrats, 11; progressives, 0; siclaMsts.
0; prohibitionists, 4; independent.,
3. Total, 49.
Mist Republcan3, 112; demo
crats, 24; progressives, 0; socialists,
2; prohibitionists, 3; Independents, 2.
Total, 143.
Oak Point Republicans 127; dem
crats, 30; progressives, 0; siclalists,
16; prohibitionists, 0; independents,
14. Total, 187.
Prescott Republcans, 13; demo
crats, 21; progressives, 0; socialist.--,
0; prohibitionists, 2; indepe-.dnts.
6. Total, 4 2.
Rainier No. 1 Republicans, 178;
democrats, 39; progressives, 0; so
cialists, 10; prohibitionists, f; Inde
pendents, 9. Total, 245.
Rainier No. 2 Republican, 104;
democrats. 41; progressives, 1;
cialists, 5; prohibitionists, 3; inde
pendents, 3. Total, 168.
Rainier No. 3 Republicans, 115:
democrats, 42; progressives, 1; o
cialists, 5; prohibitionists, 1; Inde
pendents, 8. Total. 172.
Scappoose Republicans, 209;
democrats, 66; progressives, 3; so
cialists, 2; prohibitionists, 0; inde
pendents, 9. Total, 2S9.
Spitzenberg Republicans, 37;
democrats, 16; progressives, 2; so
cialists, 7; prohibitionists, 2; inde
pendents, 1. Total, 65.
St. Helens No. 1 Republicans,
164; democrats, 40; progressives, 1;
socialists, 2; prohibitionists, 0; Inde
pendents, 3. Total, 210.
St. Helens No. 2 Republicans,
250; democrats, 44; progressives, 1;
socialists, 3; prohibitionists, 6; inde
pendents, 3. Total, 139.
St. Helens No. 3 Republicans,
102; democrats, 24; progressives, 1;
socialists, 14; prohibitionists, 6; In
dependents, 16. Total, 139.
Vernonla Republicans, 116; dem
ocrats, 39; progressives, 3; socialists,
14; prohibitionists, 8; independents
16. Total, 196.
Warren Republicans, 123; dem
ocrats, 32; progressives, 0; socialists
4; prohibitionists, 0; Independents,
3. Total, 124.
Yankton Republicans, 106; dem
ocrats, 14; progressives, 0; socialists
0; prohibitionists. 1; Independents
3. Total, 124.
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Be Fair to Your
Wife
S.ivc lie i the Wash Day
l)n;u;;iry. ! t us call for
your l.iiMiilry.
Out wi'ik will satisfy you
lii.
Lot
Lot
Lot 17.
Lot 1.
Lot IS".
Lot 20
Thurston .
Lot 21. Kiii
Thurston . . .
Lot 22. Mary
ton
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VI
40
to
.4o
40
11 :iud lllla
T. Welling-
St. Helens Steam
Laundry
Geo. Watkins. Prop.
AHomelndustry
M. HOVE
Steamer RUTH
SAFE, SPEEDY SET
TOWING. J0BE',
Passenger nccomodii
100
Iintlintr at Cit n
Uit 7.
Ciee
Lot S.
i;.iko
Lot 9.
Uage
Lot 10
11 V.l'.CQ
Lot 11, John Q.
llage, except
J.
Nina
Nn.i P.
J jhr. U
John U. A:
John Q .V Nin.i It.
John Q k Nini
;.'id Nina P.
K 35 X 4 0
Lot 11, St. Helens Lumber
Co.. K nr.mo r-vt
Lot 12. J'din Q Nina P..
Uag. W'...
Lot 13. V'-.., Jnridi to on:"
HI.sA 21.
Lot 1. Ma M. & P W. II..r-
riscn
Lot 2. Ma M. P. V. Har
rison Lot ;i. t'liildn n of P. W. A-
Ma M. Harrison
Lot 4. Chiidron of P. W.
& Ma M. Harrison
Lot 5. I'hiblren ,if P. W.
& Ida M. Harrison
Lot 6. Kstato of J is. pli
llayliurn
Lot 7. M K- A. M S xuii . .
Lot S. M. A M. S ix. ,n. .
Lot 9. M. & A. M. Saxon. .
Lot 10. W. J. I'ullortoii . . .
Lot 1 1. Kmil (Jui'iithor. . .
Lot 12. J. W. Allen
Lot 13. W. J. Kuller on . .
Lot 14. M K- A. M. Saxon.
Lot 15. M - A. M Savon. .
Lot 16. M. A- A M S; xn . .
Lot 17. P. V. a- Ma M
Harrison. CI:lldr"R
Lot IS. J. W. A- M
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t- ll.ilipv land that Is, I'm liencl-
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1 11 60 '
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Kates between
Helens and P,'
laiul, 50 cents
way, 75 cents i
the round trip.
Tickets good umili
Hunt livrii St. Ilflcnlliif
ICclurnliiK lenvci rmlli:.'
Arrive at St Ile!tm4 45.i
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ST. HELENS ROUTE
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Harrison,
Lot 13. 1
Harrison,
Lot 20. I
Harrison,
Lot 21. I
Harrison.
Lot 22. 1
Harrison,
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Lot 2.
Lot 3.
I-ot 4
Lot 19.
Lot 20.
Ix,t 21.
Lot 22.
Lot 1.
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Children
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Mrs A. M. I.vmi'...
L. C Iverson
K. P. Kllsworlli . .
J II. Wellinctoii.
J. H. Weill,,,-,,,,,. .
J II. Wellllmtnn . .
Mrs. A. M. Lvnue
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Catharine Soime-
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for h:-.1o by all
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S. It. Sonneland . , .
Crover p. t;r:-ii:im
Kavld Wieklnnd. . .
Apaek MathiHH a-
Janillie.
I-"t fi, Mary Me. Cauley ' , .
Lot 7. J. Kastanus ....
t-ot 8. M. k A. M.
't 9. C. L. Ayres
l)t 10. Mrs. A. M.
I-ot 11. Mrs. A M
Lot 12. Mrs. A. M
Lot 13. Mrs. A.
1.01 14. M. H A. M.
1-01 l&. M. A; A M.
l-ot 11. Ma M. lleitmnn
i-"i w. David K- Marie
Wleklunrt
Lot 18. Anetto P.artbVt
I 19. Iiavid and Mario
Wieklund ..
I 20 Preston Ibitman.'
! M"y Meltrnan.
I-ot 22. St. Helens Improve
ment Co. rare 0f Kr ,k
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HANSEN & KINGSHOTT
lUTCHERS
FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND ICE
Wc Deliver to All Parts ol
Phone 114
St. Helens nnd Hat-
West St. IIelens,(K
3fi.;
31.'
And
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you tiro fori,,,.. . .
If von or l...- . ' "' ' """e, ,),.,,
r-,,mm ' wn. r ,
. -...,. ,uunrii or said i',y ,i
all thsrrln. within med r ' '
date of pouting , Mav 4
That such ohjeotons. M"fP( . ,' V',
licnrd and determined h i-
1 i? ",o:V,ay, ,"" 22"'" y if C
1S. at the hnnr -.1 T..... .. ''''
STR.
Lnnvei I'nrtlnml dully- it
(Hundny 1:3(1
Arrive HI Helena if
(Sunday 3:30 M
Leaves St. Holetn '
Arrives Portland . H
II. H0UU1U
Makes all way lnillnf.4
Abler street. Phones:
A-4204.
FHANK WILKIN'S, 81 Hi1
CENTRAL GROCERY
l'L.CK( HTOKMH, ROPItIKT4'lW
Dcnlcrs in Choice and Fancy Groceries
Wc liantllc the "Prcfcrroil Rtnrl,-n-f rnnned
w.vs aua v
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" ive Ni,iisf,M.ry wvlco. lMione url-r tlve
I lione No, II, ' " I
the Council Chmnhf.
in on , M. . .
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nni.1 Improvements ' ,'"M'"t -f
Dated and posted Wry Ul, JD10
necorder of the City oT'L
ens, OrcRon. "(1"
0. A. ERICKS0N
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
P"K Time is Paintine Time.' W have a fullM
v the best paints.
rmin" ImP'cments, Crockery, Dry Goods, Shoe
A complete stock of Groceries.
hdllllinos nn.t Gnl.lr. A rrt-- Ri-ttCfi
U-LA EkICKSON WARREN. OKEtf
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