St. Helens mist., July 21, 1916, Image 1

Mnmbia Comity Fair, Commences September 20th, Continues Three Days
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
lOLUME XXXV.
PIONEER PAPER OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
FTER UNCLE SAM'S -
GOVERNMENT LAND
k CHANCE IN MANY
jjl.tfT t SKlkllllO lor l IMVIHfl IH
rrv ul loll IjiiiiI.
Jluch Interest I" taken lncnlly of
l.ml lira wlnii which will till
li.-lnff hv t hi" fl'ill'TllI government
j'
CulvIM" Indian reservation Ib
rf (u fill ry ami whllo there will
lliouiutiiiln register for ouch tract.
n'My m " 'r,u Tcii or mini.
it In lucky enough to will. II will
Urn fruin cuts to $3. CO per
tcror'lliiK t' tlm afipralHitd
of din trad Iih f lied muni, Per
il who liiivc exhausted their home-
, rlghi ur it ellKlhlfl to rcgls-
.uid purl 1 I it lit Ih In drawing.
ppllfH iii iiiuNii proving up on
Cl of l11 HITCH, llllt tllllBO filing
ia, any It'1 acres, uro eligible to
iq an mlillili.uiil 0.
p plurt-M a! registration aro H po
ind Wciiutrlie... nnil tho local
rlo who mi- liuliilllliK Ih" regls-
i,u uri' making IiIk mono)' taking
l'llSI'llll'lltH. It g UHlllllUlHll
llirrn will li f.0,000 ri-!ll ra
in Spokane all, ih. Wit learn,
lliiTi, will In' 3,000 pliTiui ol
.ml tin- i h: n i of wlimliir liml
i, mull
i follow iin; , rile i wp'H fr. I.
:mil i' k'1' I' TimI ul ;'.,t' ani :
II .Hit. W M. IH:.I.i.I... , I . V.
ill), i: I ll.ill.ii:li, S. f. Mor
K. Hiiiii'ii, J. I.. Zipperer
lit n n .-I I , Id,) uml llnu Cope
Ihrtilil HrniiKhtiin. II. (I. Strom
i:.it 1 1-1- liapp, (). ('. Witlllioru
Hliiae.
'ST. HELENS. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916 NO. 31
LRTTIfy lrpflM tni ini.'i. .sx-. " rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
n , , ;r rr. " ..MuW HLY KXPFNn Ti RF I local gun club !
win iviijMvUN 1SLJKIJ1' l uiiviiuiiu . .
. I TftD rnillMDU rn.,.,Tv IIOLS WEEKLY SHOOT
I VI lALUMDlrt 1 I
llrli'f Word from h 'r,cr Ki. II, .
, I'll III,)'.
RELIABLE STATEMENT
Uout. Kurl Liirrabco. attached l,r. f County I :v .f mlil iwch iin
tint 122ud Const Artllli.ry, Ik at the , ,
" .iiMinru,
.Mi'H. A. George Hui'ii-IhI Mi'iiiliern
liy MakliiK ;mh1 Nrore.
front wlih li( m ciiiiiiiiiinil anil In ma
. i i . i . .
...mm-.. ,,t ,.ar....... M'Khh, jmt 1IM ,. , ... ,iunn
futl.-r. N. . u,rra Il, moIiIHt !,,, ,,. No ,,, of 10 ,. ,..
lOII.llll.IIIH. II,. Mlllt... that M ..- tl MI.'UXI'K fll..-.
muml Ih imikuki'iI l Koanllim il. r., , , VJ "" ' . ."u a "l"
... , i.ai.iz "loro praciiCB limy wl 1 have to
Him n I n, U ii VS i iiwh :ii.iiu ,,u , .
Tho St. Ilolt'im Gun Cluh held Its
wockly Hhoot on Kb urounds Sunday.
It wan rather a dlHHRreeahlo day on
aecMint of the ruin but they man
UReil IjRlwepn hIiowitb to make a fulr
record. Mm. Frank George aton
iHlied the iiienilierM by making a re
markably good Hoore and with a lit
.... " ' Ullll 1
never brlilKen which Hp:in (lie III,, VVIiIiiwh1 jii'IisIoiih, county
uriiiiii in huh point, and aim a r.lroiin
patrol Ih iiiiiIiiIiiIiiimI fur mil,'.
7C.9.O0
In
eacli dlreitlun ho Hint no i,.r,ii,lii.K Salaries of "offic'e'rH
imriy 01 iiiiiiiiiih may (tohh. Kver) i
Mexli'iin itohhIiik lulu tm Cnt,,, Total general expemin . $
K'.ules la Heiiri'lied before ,eluK ul I , , ,lM.'r M
,.... , , .. h lilMiricl No. 1
mi iiiii way. i-.verylliliii: )ir,.( 2
in hid vii'iiuiy or l.areilo Ih r.iili't, Hie lUHtrlct No. :i
AlexlraiiH evidently
. 5,00:t.l2 ;i"'1")' score
look after their laurels or she will
win the Mist cup. Following U the
98U.97
SillglcK.
R nr.it mi
.'jilii.r mid Material Itnail DIslrlilM
i 2,H82.10
realizing il,a I'lHlrlrt No. 4.
Unci., Kan, l prepared to dn more J'!!',1 S.C2B.71 j i. "a?",? ' '1
thun lelter wrlth... I.I . ' -t .No. 2,8:12.27 1 1 ge
I.undgren ....
I'opelund ....
. i, ....... r . ueorce
2,071.94,? r?: ,;'""rK'.,
a r.vi i'o Hallagh ,
Targets. .Broke.
....in i.T,,,.r wriiing. i.ieiu. l.arraliee iiiM,Pi,., ,
Klati'H that while the heat Ikih been
very oppremlve, recent heavy ra I iih Total road expense,
have tnado roiiilllloiiH more emliir- '!","'r"1 'I'o.
ablii. IIIh iiiiiiiiiand, thiiii far, lias
hud no actual righting. Inil an, well
prepaied in cane of a raid.
CO
60
SO
25
no
B0
25
27
42
35
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
FOR OREGON N. G.
18 TO 45 YEARS OF AGE
Quota for Mute of Oregon is Still
800 Hhy.
A "bunch" of tho guests of tho
City of Portland's Sunday trip, re
solved themselves into a picnic party
for TlleiillllV PVPnlntr Act II.A nmn.la
Notice lias been posted here cull-
lug for volunteers for the Oregon damp, the party was held In the de
National Guard for enlistment in llghtful home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
I'ortlund. Ablebodied men between stone. The members of the party
uie ages oi is ana 4 5 are wanted, repaired with their lunches at about
7 o'clock. Tho porch party proving
3,224.42
2.1.164.04
G.053.09
jS to recruit to full strength.
Doublet.
Total expense of coun
ty for June $ 29,217.13
lly reference to page 3, third col-
ROBBERS STEAL
FOUR WATCHES
'i OF I'CUTLAND
MARKS FIRST RUN
..-I'll) of I'm i land inude Its flrnl
:'uiul:iy, L'J inli':i up tint river
" il.ii li'i of Hie S'.; ndi. il Oil Co.
Hun, 1 1- . n mlleii this nidi) of
li'l, milling (ho d bit an ee In
' hours, i.ll liougl: r.ga!m:t a
, current
" trlh wan inado tho occ.thIuii
uleri'niMl ,:irii'.i from HI. I lot
'till Portland to enjoy the Jour
( tint great lumber yhhcI, nnil
llio liuspliallty of C4lt. John-
and crew Kul I v tblrtv imioMr
Iwltlie vec.sel at the mill dock
30 a. in , mid ultliiiiigli Old
k"pl Hlicilillug tears, those who
ruin I t ......
. ,i,.i,:i Him iiiiiiireiuiH re- k.
N on deck, while those not pro- T
f1 Willi thin Oregon's Inevitable T
f n Joyed the roomy iiuarters k
captain's Miiarlers wore thrown L
hiHviui mr tne occnHion. k.
I ''afiT- " ?'' "-- - - . x., '.-:!5 . " . : A .
but mon with dependent relatives will
not be accepted. The wages or the as nlensnnt no nnv r.ir,i ,.,i
soldier ranges ironi 15 to 45 per the view of the river being perrect
nioiuii. in antimon to the pay, all as several ocean vessels came In,
clothing, rations and medical atten-
tiou is furnislied free. The quota of down the river, and last of all the
uie state oi uregon is but 800 short glorious moon came out for the occa
of the red u I red number It tlmntil I vn ... ....
17 furnish in response to the call of the weather prevented holding tho plc-
,o ei""i""i, "ii" eiiuris are oeiug maue I nio elsewhere.
Tho evening was spent with music,
cards and dancing, and the lunch
was served in picnic style.
Chief Engineer Kanady and wife,
members of the party, are old friends
or Mr. and Mrs. Stone, having made
acquaintance on an ocean voyage.
Tho cccasion was a most enjoyable
one and at 11 o'clock the guests re
luctantly took their leave.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Kanady, Capt. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
U. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. A. U.
Stone, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lidyard,
.Misses Jersie Stokes, Esther Ilapp,
Helen Larsen, Jsephino Moorhead,
Messrs. Chus. Malhcurish. Sidney
Malheurish, Cecil Uoss, Harold Ros3,
Hen Dorris, Dr. S. B. Hoskins; Arthur
Kanady and Oscar Haggberg.
Tarcota. Itrnkn
Ceorge 26 14;
Hiillugh 36 20 '
Copeland 24 16;
Hurgess 24 17
1. T. Georee 14 in
I.utidgren 8 5 ' s- BOI1ie time during Saturday night.
Robbers made quite a haul at Tun
nel 2 at Rinlerson, on tho S. P. &
SCENE IN KI- PASO, TEXAS. SM vVr oril KOI.DIEHS SEARCHING MEXICANS IIEFOUE THEV ARE ALLOWED TO GO FfRTItFn
THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKES' AT THE AMERICAN END OF THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE. muicH.
of St. Helium n "1 other locall
lu..- n wan enjoyed by l ' ,n T , !
y I illn.i'iK room. Ar-'L" """r " ,
' Hilton, the Port.,,,,.. tlt ' " HlillHii-mls fioii. thin
In, 1 ., r
: .. ..,.1 , reiurn trip 1.1 hiiIIh- 1 ; , ,mil.,.r
r'f tin,,., arriving at 7:30 In V"K"' ,,,u""" ' , ,,, ,,
'Vl'll t, n-i... ... ... .11 I I'll I'l.llH. HOCH'l.i'",
1 lie itll'llieniN (.i,elnr.il 3 . .
Uitloi, ,.f ,.... ., T I Block iicenes, farni homes, wnai
1. ' .luwiipuur, r , , , .lia, ....,,,
""B nil t r,..,ii,l,. .... ,l.u.k r,.r B . lurmers ra.m,
l'"lurn trip. Tho blic shin made
H'"lK slKlit when coming Into
ltll tlx, Ann.
f"1 Jink mid pi'nniinu flying, and
, 0(1 y 11 largo inmilior from
'luck.
hntyof I'nrtland Is now rocelv-
ner wirgo and will bo reudy to
10 Kill 111. 1, ul ii, or.n. a ....
I ..... .,i, ,,-- un-
n.
MARK FISH
1,10 nilllliini, ,.f young ralmon
V. 8""" releaHed from tho
, U,'t"" rvr hatcbory, upproxl
r to.0i will 1,0 marked by
P mid,,,,, ,,vtor(1 ,,(tforo Mng
liu .V" Hlr"'"'' This year
"rot tin,,. arK0 , of
,ufl Chi l.
niiiiiiiin imvn irnnn
l "ream uml tlin HiippoHlllon
l"t lllliny r , 1
11,.. in, 111 iiiuhi, were
u't U'l'rn ...I . . . .
K- """"sen rrom that
a few .....- ..
. -"'. K.l, 1)11 l inoru
fo Wnv 1,. .,.
ily. ti 1 '" "" """ tiiia nbso-
. " huh. however, some
Ked ,,,, , : . . ui ,re Brei
fol. , 1 win no interesting
ol::ir.,,rnvu
' KiutHW . :" .f,H" nre cuuK,,t
"iu rivor,
I profusely Illustrated nnil print- ,''"'; -l '
i ed on rino book paper ami will exacted only $S. .
r ... ... t ,.t .iin . 1, 1.
una niHiory u ..........
coiniiiiiiilty nnil '' w"11 wo,'lh t which, of course, Is cxeluslvo or
proHitrvlng. It will contain up- L,ul0 taxes), it Is shown Unit Colum-
,r,i of U.0 llUislriilloiiH uml 4 )ia county parted with nlnt $30,-
.nxoici:mi:nt
" u til n, the ainoiints going to make up' SHIPS
4 the general fund expense will bo
4 noted. It will also be seen that the;
LOADED
AT HOME DOCK
iiilarles of all the road supervisors
an. charged to this mini, as is a:
The flagship Wupan.a, Capt. Fol-
Tho Mist contemplates In the
near future lo Ismm an ludiiF- j ant cnargeii ui huh 1,111,1, 'h .,.
trial edition covering lh com- 1 traction i.glne w Inch cost $750. On j Uat eoinmanding, passed up stream
iri . . . 1 ....i ti... ,....-.iiiinii Ttli'sililV nvi'litnc Innilinir nt Pnrt-
merclal and Ind.islrlal U.lereHii. j mg.. . -".... .. - . . .. . 7 ". .
... . ........ 1, .,.,,11. 1 ,,r nnil lib, ret NO. 2. Ill WHICH M. " 01 lenienv.
1 or Road District No. 2, in which st.!"""' wmi i.uuu sucks ot cement,
j Helens Ih located, is Itemized. Most! The steamer Klamath docked here
2 vt the $.1,900 spent Is for labor. In j nt about the same time. Passengers
tho general fuinl evpenses Is u little worn transferred to tho Georglana
Item of n.uto supplies and repairs mi'l docked in Portland on schedule
(.1. lly milling the, nine., inn ,ianiain ia loaning at me
1 1 I ilni'U mill U'i 1 tiil.'K i.n 'lllll T l.,i
i lotal OI jury lees, we nave 11 una.. - -
3 of $ r, 7 4 . S 0 . while the witness fees
luriuers raii... ...n
and everythlHK Hint wl 'l"r"tt 4
the newcomer to our c.iy n...
county.
1 U......1..1 ..iIIHiiiih are extienslve
t luxuries but the Mist feels that
r .. .1,1 - 1.,.. il, nulled Sllll-
11 win ru."i "
port of our enterprising people
Hum, ul (,. JLM0 even money. Tho
e?;ienie.i or the rnnilmasler exclusive
of office salaries, totals $14X.S6. uml
tint county surveying overtops this
somewhat, reaching tho total of
$32.1.52. In Mr. Fiirnsworth's de
partment tho expense comes to $1S0,
and the seven road "supervisors' sal-
e- ,1 ml. .. I.I..I.
a 11 r es iiKKregate in.t.iiw. 1 ou hik"
1 m ill is T. II. Mills of District No. 7
pi.rl Ul .... .. .. .ii,, 2 will, n salary of $94.60, while E. T.
:::;:,:on t;::, issui, ... .... v'::.':irci!!o, .z,:,a sip -
be.-.
John Pennington, steward of the
Wapaina, who is reported to bo heir
to valuable English property, is yet
circulating among tho rest of ordi
nary mortals.
Tho Wnpama commenced loading
Thursday and will take a full cargo
of lumber to San Francisco uml San
Pedro.
Carl Wass, a longshoreman, has
commenced ncMon ngainst the Wn
modest in his demands, and
.75 for bis lubor.
Adding up tli ontiro expenses
t
n OJ M .. a . 1 iiimuitf ft 11 Hill if
111!
win tn v " - --
...in ,....,iut i.f from 1 G to
Will
pages. It will b 1'X fr 1'
finest niul lrg"t ('v',r 1
1 1 in HiU rinintv.
innuini mi
LUNCH PART Y
Mrs A V. Ihirnett, assisted by
Miss I-ols Dll'l'l" of l!ll,,,"p' tt "
liineli party Tuesday In honor of Har
riet Ross, Charles Ross, Marlon ami
Virginia Morton uml Cuthnrl.m Mets
kor. Tho llttlo folks spent 11 .lnlll't
ful tlmo ns few know better how to
entertain lltllo folk" 1""' M"' l! ir"
nott,
I -1 n,i
it... , ii-.ii 1 1, i.f June. TI10 Mist hopes
1 1,0 taxpayers received value for this
money so Bpent. The Item of $9S9.97
Tor salaries of officers does not ap
pear In the published list of expenses
but same was -obtained from tho
viiRlrttor In the clerk's office. .
court for $10,000 damages, llo al
leges Hint while helping to load at
I.lnntoii a sling load struck him, re
sulting in serious injury.
The premises were entered while the
men were asleep in their bunks and
four watches, a gold ring and numer
ous other nick nacks were stolen.
Word did not reacli.the sheriff's of
fice until about 10 o'clock, but all
hiisto was made to apprehend the
thieves. It Is generally believed that
they made their escape across the
liver. No arrests have been made
although the officers have well
founded suspicions as to the guilty
parties.
AGAIN ON THE JOB
Frank Shepherd, the popular own
er of tho St. Helens-Portland auto
service, after bis tour through Cali
fornia, is again at the wheel of his
Bulck, piloting passengers In and
out of Portland and St. Helens. Shep
herd states that even with the good
roads of California be prefers Ore
gon and will from now on bo found
at tho steering wheel of his machine
BOYS CHARGED
WITH DELINQUENCY
Roy Gago and Aser Haseel were nr
resteil Wednesday by Marshal South
ard on tho charge or burglary. It
is alleged that they entered tho homo
of a Greek with a long name and
hard to spell and appropriated some
" 1 $10 In money, a watch and chain und
Tho Whllo Sox will wresllo In thojpuiso. As tho Iio.vh aro under ago
field Sumlay with Monfavllla. Hal- they were arraigned beforo County
Inch has n leftlmnilor that will aston- Judge Hattan on the charge or delin
l,.h tho bleachers. It promises to bo qiioncy. Tho trial was held Thurs
an unusually rust gaino mid thoso day. They were committed to tho
who fall to intend will miss some- caro of their parents but aro under
thing worth whllo. l" ''tro1 ot lliu c0rt'
thoro for some time to come. These
vacations, after they are over, some
times call for work.
GOOD ROADS BILL
J:TL 8ySU,at.",lder the k-t parade.
nt'-- ,uhub urn wregui, win receive
during the first year or operation
$81,450; second year. $162,900:
third year, $244,360; fourth year.
$325,800; fifth year. $407,250:
lake.
VERY ENJOYABLE
EVENING PICNIC
Plenty of
Eats Followed
Enjoyment.
Social
RETURN FROM
LONG AUTO TRIP
After several weeks spent in tour
ing southern Oregon and California,
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Zipperer returned
St. Helens last week. Accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shep
herd, they left Portland on June 27
in the doctor's big seven-passenger
car. The first day they reached
Roseburg, a distance or 204 miles.
The next stops were at Yreka and
Weed and they arrived in San Fran
cisco on the Tourth day. The tour
ists spent some days in San Fran
cisco und then motored to San Jose,
and rrom there home. Dr. Zipperer
states he round most or the road in
very good condition and that portion
or the Pacific Highway over the SIs
klyous is especially good, quite a por
tion of it being hard surfaced.
only disagreeable feature of
trip was the rainy weather in Ore
gon and northern California and the
hot weather in and around San Fran
cisco. All the tourls'ts, after their
2,000-mlle trip, declare Oregon, and
especially St. Helens, looks mighty
good to them and they will confine
their tours hereafter to some spot in
the Webfoot state.
Tho
the
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Tho local K. or P. lodge has ap
pointed a committee to make ar
rangements to attend tho opening
day or the Supreme Lodge, which
meets In Portland August 1. It is
the intention to attend in a body
and join the great procession which
is estimated will bo the largest rra
ternnl procession ever witnessed in
that city, and that Is saying a good
deal. It Is not yet decided what the
and moreover, he is going to bo right " 18 not yet deci(,ed wIlat the
thoro for some time to come. Ti,e uniforms may be but they will all
carry trl-color umbrellas. Tho K. of
P. lodge or this city is a live number
and they will make themselves
known. Many non-members will visit
Portland that day to witness tho
REAL HARD WORK
Hugh Banning is a sailor on the
n fMtV nf PrtrMnnil T-Ta la ..I,,
total or $1,221,750. In addition to one of the best men In the crew when
this the stato hns received about it comes to real hard work. He will
$50,000 B Year llltder tho nrnvlulnn dn nnvtMnir anil ilia , u,..l, l.n.
or the bill which provides Tor the ex- Is assigned to him the better be
ii.-iiuuiuu 01 i,uuu,uuu mutually in seems to like it. While he is only
a ooy, nis cnecK is good lor rive rig-
nren nnil l.n mnboa Vila
Tho annual meeting or the State hv inn mini lnltsvi 1 T I nl.tnA I,. A
hUUorlal Association will be held in flf)A tllA U'A 11(1 nnrl Ka a aal mnn
Medford. August 4 to 7. From that among men. His father l n,n0, f
city a trip will be mnde to Crater the celebrated Catalina Islands oK
Los Angeles.
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