8. I & 8. TIME TABLE.
South Hound.
Rainier Local 8:00a. in.
11:03 u. m.
3:27 p. in.
8:43 p. m.
North Hound.
Hainlor Local 9.09 a.m.
1:33 p.m.
6:18 p. in.
7:06 p. m.
HASllUl.l, SKASO.V
Hoc. Ross
"The time has come, Doc ltoss said.
To talk of many things.
Of Mickey's hits and stolen sacks,
Of Donaldson's salary wings,
Or whether the pennant's to bo won
or lost.
Of all which baseball brings.
Joe Day
Yes, once again the time has come,
When to that baseball lot,
Each Sunday I'll hike to live the life
My law business is forgot,
I love the game, but Hansen don't
forget,
I want my peanuts hot.
ST. HELENS LOSES
TWO GAMES
(Continued from page 1)
Tuesday's Uesults
At Vaughn-st.'cet grounds Beav
ers 5, Woodland 2.
At St. Helens Montavilla 13, St.
Helens 5.
At Woodburn Woodhurn 3, Kirk
patricks 2.
At Salem Salem 4, Bradt'ords 1.
Tuesday's (lame
We also lost this game, that is, the
score was in favor of the Montavillas
A good crowd was out to witness the
contest and they saw it. It was a
contest of one man, the umpire, Mr.
Brown, who tried to see whether he
was right or wrong. Ballagh placed
T11K
KIRKPAT1UCK TEAM
WHICH DEFEATED ST. HELENS
Sl'XDAV
The score:
Alexander on the mound tor St. Hel
ens and he performed well. I' lit 11 the
fifth only two runs had been scored
on him, and one of these was a gift
from Mr. lirown, the umpire. It was
a good game until tho eighth, when
a couplo of very rank decisions, in
cluding a three-base hit which was
really a foul, let Montavilla chalk up
eight large runs. 1 his lead the sox , Alexander
could not overcome, and tho game Donaldson
St.
Helens
All. H.
Hall, rf 3
McDonald, 2b
Stevens, lb . .
Moore, ss, p. .
Ilakke, 3b . . .
Arnsprlger, c
Peterson, 11 .
Perry, cf
P
P. t
ended 13 to 5 in favor of tho visit
ors. Ballagh should liavo protested the
game in the start, for if over there
was an example of rank umpiring,
we hud it then. Almost 200 people
saw the fracas, so we won't say any
thing about it, except we had a good
game until Brown got so rank that
you could not keep interest In the
contest.
liallagh,
Dill, If .
cf
PO.
0
1
1 1
1
1
10
1
0
0
0
0
Totals 311 I
Montuvillii
All. II. PO.
Prichard, ss 3 0 2
Iiishop. 2b 4 2 4
! Sturokoff, cf 5 2 1
1 Buck, 3b 6 3 1
1 llourg. lb 6 0
. Hryson, If 6 3 3
I Jessup, rf 3 0 1
Newman, c 5 1 8
; Zwelfel, p 5 3 1
A.
0
1
0
2
I
0
1
0
5
0
0
0
10
A.
I
0
1
o
0
0
0
0
4
Smith's Men's Shop
Now Open For Business
With r " til line of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Large stock of Men's Hats at reduced prices
SHIRTS-OVERALLS-GLOVES
Closing out balance of stock of Men's Fine Suits
Come and look this stock over.
I. A. SMITH,
The Men's Shop, near the Big Mill
Watch for our next week's announcement
i Morris
9 jr. 7 - "-v- rY s
Totals 43 14 27 S 2
St. Helens 20010200 0 5
Hits 201101010 B
Montavilla 10001308 013
Hits 20012306 014
Summary
Struck out By Alexander, 4; by
Zwelfel. 9: bv Donaldson. 3: by
Moore, 3. Bases on balls Off Alex- Stronger
ander, 4; off Zwelfel, 5; off Donald
son, 3. Wild pitches Zwelrel 3,
Donaldson 1. Innings pitched by
Alexander, 6 1-3; by Donaldson,
1 2-3; Mooro 2. Charge defeat to
Alexander. Time 2:30. .Umpire
(J. Brown.
Ballagh should switch Mickey back
to short and see If Moore doesn't do
better at second.
Wm. Boss was out to tho game
but no one saw him bet bis bank roll.
Wo still have a wmfortnblo lead
over Montavilla and Woodland.
Tho White Sox are Just as good
a team as any in tho league, but tliey
have one failing blowing up at a
critical time. However, give them a
chance and they will again climb into
I the first division.
ST. HELENS ROD AND
GUN CLU15 SHOOT
Considering t lie unfavorable wen
tlier. the mires made by the gun clul
Sunday, at tlielr weekly shoot, were
very good. Among tlie visitors wn
A. W. Strobrldgo. president of tin
Portland Can Club; Ed. Morris, rep
re eutative of the Western Cartridge
Co., and E. II. Keller, a Portland gun
witliiislnsl, who motored down, lie
fore next shoot, tho elub will havt
the trap moved n little to the south,
making it possible for better shoot
ing. A number of ladies were in at
tendance and the club wishes to Is
sue Invitations to all to be present
at their Sunday morning shoots The
; cores:
Targets
llurgess
Southorlniid
Mulir
Kelley
Ceorgo
Van Orshoven
Monlsh
Coates
('bus. Stevens
Lundgren
lien Copeland SO
liallagh
Keller
llroke
65 no
65 4 9
50 34
4 5 32
70 4 7
65 45
30 10
35 27
30 19
50 29
50 4 5
30 19
60 4 6
50 40
60 4 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
0
ZOE
H. HORGUS & 50N
St. Helens' Pioneer Merchants
NICE LINE OF GINGHAMS JUST RECEIVED
Large Assortment Men's Summer Straw Hats and Caps
Dress Goods, Hosiery and Gloves
BERGMAN'S CELEBRATED SHOES
In Children's, Dress and Logging Shoes.
Ten Styles to Select From.
Our Prices Always Right
an
wuuua nit; xjcdl
so:
CENTRAL GROCERY
15LACKBIKX & STOKES, I'ltOl'KIKTOI'.S
Dealers in Choice and Fancy Groceries
We handle the "Preferred Stock" line of Canned Goods
"Deiienduble Flour," ulways the best. We wunr your furm produce.
Free Delivery to any part of the eltj. Give uh a trial and
you will receive satisfactory service. Phono orders given prompt
attention. Phone No. 11. jtyir.- -..
O. A. ERICKSON
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Spring Time is Painting Time. We have a full line of
the best paints.
Farming Implements, Crockery, Dry Goods, Shoes.
A complete stock of Groceries.
Schillings and Golden West; Coffee. None Better
OSCAR ERICKSON WARREN, OREGON
rilONE A-l
I
pte$ 'aS hp !
f or '
A f, i f ,
j !''; l
i To the Electors of Columbia County:
j As It is Impossible for mo to per
sonally see and express to nil those
1 who so loyally supported inn in m
campaign for Clrrult Judge, my deep
appreciation fur their kindness, 1
'take this method of doing bo. After
all, real loyal friends nro the silver
i lining of this existence anil 1 hope
that tho confidence expressed by the
large voto I received will never be
changed hy any act of mine. I thank
tho members of the Democratic anil
Progressive parties of the district for
-nominating me but, of course, I can
! not accept these nominations. I ap
preciate, the good will and sentiment
I of the man friends who havo urged
' mo to run independent but I must
: decline to do so. I congratulate my
opponent ami wis.li Mm success.
A. W. NOUIII.AD.
MESSAGE OF
CONDOLENCE
The St. Helens CoinneT'.-ial Club
iron ll.rt r. I
MMi.,niK message or con
dolence to Lew-h; v. 1 1 ill, St. Paul
relative to the death of James .1
Hill:
c,copt our
your great losl;.
ma u h o od
theory, Is
surely nil
organ l.u
tloit that
appeals to
the person
who Is In-:
teres!, mI In the uplift of hnmntiltyj
and betterment of conditions along :
all lines. I'oumled upon n pluno of.
absolute democracy, our fraternallHiu
Is positive, our slogan bring "All for,
Due anil duo for All." This order Is
one whose great endeavor Is the
amalgamation of the better element
of each community Into one big bro
therhood, w hose objects and alms urn
the adveneenu nt of Mielal, educa
tional and moral development. Tho
ritual, beautiful mid elevating, iiicul-
cales upon the novice our inueis:
"Purity, Aid and I'rogreis."
Aid -The l.oyal Order of Mouse Is
an Aid to Its members. If misfor
tune overtaken a brother, If sickness
or accident or business reverses be
fall him. the ll iler EXTENDS THE
IIEI.I'INt! HAND. I'or him It speaks
(he "Coed Word," coutrlbu'es to IiIh
needs and helps .o overcome diffi
culties. Heals Them All Do you know
that the l.oyal Ord r of Monw Is Ini
tiating more in mh"rs tli 'M all other
fraternal organlz Ulons In America
comhlu il ?
Its Huge Assets Do you know
'hat the Supreme and Subordinate
Lodge assets of tho l.oyal tlrder of
Moose are three and one-half mil
lions? The democratic spirit of the Loyal
Order of Moose enables the business
man and his employe, the profes
sional man and Ills client, to com
mingle and exchange Ideas of Inesti
mable value. Every employer who
advises his employe to Join a frater
nal organization to which lie himself
belongs has not only advanced his
own Interests, but lias performed an
act of far-reiichlng results.
Mr. J. A. Von Eytlt, who Is organ
izing the lodge, reports he has 90
charter members signed up and ei
pocts to start tho lodge with 150
members.
MAKE YOUR iIEad
s'U AKTl.RS AT
EDDIE WOODS
PLACE
POOL. BILLIARDS
ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1916
I nuiial . 1 -
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JlifV Order of I
few
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x. ' 7t r.ir
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I'liiiiin No, nn
M. HOVEN
Stennitf RUTII
SAFE, SPEEDY SERVIC
TOWING. JOE3INC
Passcnecr accomodations fe
100
Landing at City Dock
unci-re nympathy in
St. Helen:: Pi nun.
1111111 "'"I" Oregon and the northwest.
imois l:io loss of his tirele
and wonderful fore.dgbl.'
ef-s
energy
liOlillY VAL'CHAN
Second baseman and captain of the
lleavers
LIST OF TRANSFERS .
Reported by Columbia County Ab
stract Company:
May 24 V. H. Howard lo A. J.
WagBtaff et ux.; lot , block 7, Hein
le, $10.
May 26 Chas. L. Conyers et ux
to Directors of School Dist. No. C
land In Sac. 8, T. 7 N., It. 4 w., I
f 880.00.
Clatsknnle State Hank to C. L. Con
yers et ux.; land In See. 8, T. 7 N
It. 4 W, $000.00.
Mllllcent S. Conyors et al. to Clnis.
L. Conyers ct ux; land in Soc. 8 T
7 N It. 4 W., $1.00.
May 27 J. J. Gaynon ot ux. to
Lilllo F. Rich; tract G4, Scappooso
Acre Tracts, -10.00.
May 29 U. (!. Stanwood, sheriff,
to P. K. Kclloy ot ux; lots 1, 2, 21
22, hlk. 93, St. Helens, IC21.0G.'
PERRY GRANITE CO.
. ' Karl IYitv, MKr.
301 4th St. Portland, Ore.
Designer?, and Manulac
turen; ol Monuments.
Deal Miili
lints
sion.
I-or
us ilircct :m,
ave a;((.'iit's (.otiiiuis
flood Work,
av;
STEAMER EFIN
(liubbldgo & ntl Owners)
poktIjAM), st. ih:m;xh, astoki x
Oenoral frolghting. Weekly BUrv ,'e
fcxploHlve. a specialty. Leaves "v ry
Tuesday ut 12 o'clock noon
noon.
OAK HTItEIOT HOCK
Phono: Muln 2000
SL ItR'"nB Landing, Sheldon Dock
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The
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Express Compani
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IN' THE CIHCI'IT COl'ItT OK THE
STATE OE OltEtJON EOlt COI.-
t'.MIIIA COC.NTV.
Sigua Sands. I'lalntllf, vs. Hoy Sands,
Defendant.
To Hoy Sands, Defendant.
In the iiunio of the Stat? of Ore.
gon you uru hereby required to ap
pi'ar and answer the complaint of
plaintiff herein, on or before six
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, to-wlt, on
or before July 15, lilltt, mid If you
full to ho appear and answer, plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In the complaint, to-wlt,
for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony existing between plaintiff
and defendant, and for other equit
able relief.
This numinous Is published onro n
week for six consecutive weeks In the
St. HelciiH Mist, a weekly newspaper
published and of general circulation
In said Columbia County, the date of
the first publication thereof being
June 2, 11)10, and the date of the
biKt publication thereof July 14
llfi, by order of Hon. J. A Eakln",
Judge or said Court, made and -
HUG tl'"r''" " "'" -!Hl1 llay "f M"'-
E. J. MK.N'DENIIAI.I,,
Attorney filr I M.i f 11 1 1 ff.
t hamber of Commerce, 1'oriland
Oregon. '
Elrst piilillcatlon, June 2, 1910
Last publication, July n, 9n
NOTICE TO OVI'KUTOItS.
SEALED IMtOI'OSAI.S. addressed
0 the County Court of Columbia
outily Oregon, at St. Helens, Ore-
Koti. untl ci rse,, "Proposals for linr
proving tho following Itoads In Col
umbia County, Oregon," to-wlt
IN KOAH HISTKICT NO
1 IM'KIt N'EII AI.EM IK) A 1 ), HI'ECl-
"ATION NO. 1, rrom John
I'kinus place t0 HolHtrum's
lF,,'.',l;;,1' ?K"A'.KM liOAD. SI'ECI
! K ATlON No. 2 ,,(r 'A
son's place
'"''''Vf NKIIAI.EM KOAD. HI'KCI.
!'I ATlON NO. R. above iiol, Llnd-
SUV S 11 urn 1
I'l'I'EK NEIIALEM
t'H ATION NO. 0
place.
I'I'I'Eit NEIIALEM
I I' A I IO. N()
lil.'li'n
iil.lt . S PLACE, station 0 to 12
oad's'as" , 11,0 ",,,V" ''"'"" i
loads us the contractor may ,.ct
I'll upon, will be received by 1 ,
Kr:';,::2,,:;:,;r;!;:,:c
",fl!"n.?,1,n!!rTln,:UU,,MK "r h
ri oreg:::"1 ttt i"b
'.nt vCv wl,lchlL,1I,,?,5',J,,,B ,rt
'I to (ho Tl! i n Bl"111 ,)e rrrnt-
'h mad, to hi u,, ,",,?"? V.1" "Wl,r"
or refuse t I S" i"'?" n"""t.
arte ,fu'r ' P(1PT1"" ' "vo
oter Into . ' ,'M to
'llre,i ho,, c,mtrit. and fl0 the re-
u.J"a..rln!dsU r't" reject any
Str. IRALDI
Rates bctwtcu tit.
Helens ami Port
laiul, 50 cents one
way, 75 rents for
t li 0 urn ml trip.
Tickets go'kl until used.
I'.oat . ! St. Ili-lnn 7 Mi a
It. lii.nii g Ii-rvi's I'.jtUu.l 21'f.:
Anne m St lle cuH iSp.-
r. LIIOOCHXE
ST. IIFI.F.N3 ROUTE UOTRJ
via WllUnotl S'augh H
me eroi'ii-i no at
STR. AMKRK
Leaves Portland dally -i
(timidity 1 :3U (i m I
Arrlvei Kt. Helens - W
I sIiiiiiImv 3 : .10 D. m l
l.r.-iv'u Kl lli.leiK - - - S : II !
Arrlvea I'orlland l' "1
H. H01.MAN.V
nil u,nU ,,,,,,1111111. Wbl"
Alder strenl i'holics: Na" 1
A-4204.
FHANK WILKIN'S. St iMtuti
STEAMER
T
GbOiiGi
liOAl). SPECI
nhove Itupert'H
HOAD, SPECI
7. at Pollock's
.... . .. Il.t Ml
M'uviim roroiiini iiuojt 1
days, ut 7:00 A. M., urrlrirt!
. . .1 . . . .... Ki ir.tinrnJlfel
lorm ni 1, in r. .11. - 1
Astorlu ut 2:110 I'. M, V"'
Porllnnd :00 I'. M.
I'nsHlnit Kt. Helens on
nt H:flO A. M. bihI on n-ium-
Be Fair to Yo
Wife
bave her the Washl
Drudgery. Let us ca'1
your laundry.
Our work will satisfy 1
St. Helens Ste
Laundry
Geo. WatkinsM
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