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Newspaper Page TextP.ll P n "if,, lllln M Re- Jl 4l air Time is Here! WITH ALL THE NATION FARMING AND ARMING FOR STRESSFUL TIMES. CITY AND COUNTRY ALIKE ARE URGED TO RALLY AROUND THE AGRICULTURAL FAIRS DIS TRICT, COUNTY, TOWN AND STATE DISPLAYS. SEND EXHIBITS ATTEND WHERE POSSIBLE Reduced Round Trip Tickets to OREGON STATE FAIR SALEM. SEPTEMBER 24 TO 29 Tickets sold daily September 20 to 29 Cointf East This Fall? mtr Round Trips to All Eastern Points on sale Fridays and Saturdays until September 30. J. O. DIVENS. Agent, St. Helens, Ore. ST. HELENS Mtct rnm a ...i, . muni, aisKl EMBER 21, 1917 COURT PROCEEDINGS (('oiillnued froI .llf,0 (;) Winter is Coming and you will need a nice Heater which will make the house comfortable. Anticipating your wants, we have laid in a large supply of Heaters AND ALSO STOVES AND RANGES We will be pleased to have you inspect our line. ST. HELENS HARDWARE CO. St. Helens, Ore. Teach your Dollars to have more Cents. IL ; - 1 ' Vrrx. "'"'""r 'j'lB KaiiKHiuiil, $6 00- M K..,r ,WV,UVW-""''" ": ' $.U75; 8. H. cruK, s,j 0IJ. , 'w:,rt, 121.00; N. $ ; "oUhuii KwiKiMKhi, Co., ll67: is'i oo""m ,2!M",: n'rltil DlMrli t Ni. im ar'Ti ,7,I!,G6: J- K- Truman. $10 IM,; J W. Itanes, $6K.25; J. C. is. iV. ": """" WuJr 6J J5; (J. W. Smith. $78.00; It. $.0U; O. J. u,m, $48.00; N P Hli'ioii. 145.75; C. Kanes. $47.25; j' , f111! MO. 50; (i. It. Anlikcr, i.S; N. J. Darker, $112 25' K K Kohlo $24.75; (;. W. Hmlth. $:t0.00;' . '!,"'.l'l"!' ", "0; Holl.rook $12.00; It. Anliker. $21.00- J W Runes, 19.00; J. K. Trumun. $17.50; ticir L!"k' 9 "0; s v- Smith. JIG. 26; J. H. Holl.rook, $9.00; Julian asser, $15.00; U. It. Anliker, $12.00; (J. VV. Jorden, $0.00; It (i (,irl"!H,mw- 7r'; N. I'. Simon, $9 00; C. C. Fowler. ; Cartel ton Lewis, $00.00; V. L. Clark, $68.70; Hudson Keenaughty Co.! $09.14; Standard Oil t:o., $4.93. DKIrii t No. l. F. O. Illiilr, $00.00; I.cvl Allev, $35. 65; L. Jl. Raynier, $40.50; M. W. lluzard, $52.00; H. 8. Golden, $15.00; I. Clark, $35.05; John Wlll J M UrlKKH. $1950: W II t'nln.w2 IntiiHon, $37.15: A. AndcrBon. J78.00: J. M. Iliggs, $19.60; W. II. Colo, $01.15; It. Newman. $2.05: J. P. Combs, $62.25; Donald Parcher. $32.25; (J. :. Mlnsker, $141.00; Ira Parcher, $76.40; Chan. Alston, $68.20; Walter William, $54.75; Loy AlHton, $71.25; Erton AlHton, $38.25; S. II. Hurnliam, $69.00; John Itiirnhum. $35.65; W. L. Marshall, $30.00; I). W. Coin, $6.75; John "Wil son, $64.00; I. Sonm-land. $48.00: W. II. Miller, $76.00; J. II. Gordon, $76.00; A. K. Mlddaugh. $3.00: Car- leton Lewis. $30.85; Carleton Lewis, $17.85; Carleton Lewis, $81.95; A. l.eltlro, $20.76; Rusmussen &. Co., $15.22; V. M. Gamble. $3.60; Chas. T. Ilross, $5.85; llodson Fcenaughty Co., $40.00; Krcd Trow, $7.10; Hoe sclion Mfg. Co., $34.86; HodHon Fee nauKhty Co., $41.50; HodHon Fee nauKhty Co., $44.24; llodson Foe naughty Co., $124.68; HodHon Fee naughty Co., $100.78; llodson Fee naughty Co., $100.88; Shofner Iron Works, $59.80; Carleton Lewis, $44.60; II. Ruckcr, $70.00; Carleton Lewis, $03.65. District No. 7. James Gruhh, $33.00; J. VV. Hla ney, $3.00. DiMrirt No. H. Kdwln Smith. $03.00; J. W. Holm Htroin. $6.00; A. It. Holmes, $29.00; Ira Aldrldge, $18.00; John Hiinzcr, $9.00; Harry Cox, $9.00; Klmer LindherK, $15.00; It. S. Lindsay, $16.00; W. H. KoBe, $19.50; E. A. Gessell, $22.00; A. IS. Counts, $22.00; I'. Iluddiman, $42.00; E. Kuddlinnn, $22.50; C. Lane, $1.50; Dan lledlund, $13.50; Henry ltuddi maii, $32.00; Cecil Hurt, $51.00; Win. Murkhum, $9.00; II. Magnus- $12.00; A. T. reterson, $1.00 run, $81.00; C. Luplan, $31.60; N. Nelson, $78.00; 8. L. KlanlKan, $78.00; Lowes Livery Harn, $78.00; Uiwos Llvory Harn, $93.00; Paul HoyBen, $70.60; C. C. Girt, $24.00; A. L. West, $19.50; Geo. Kyser, $24.00; W. K. Haxter, $18.00; H. C. Cumiiholl, $22.60; Frank Gardner, $M1.00; H. Itucker, $30.00; Hob Anderson, $04.50; J. O. Curtcman, $27.00; Hurt Ktanley, $37.50; Erton Alston, $66.00; T. A. Hardier, $156.00; H. Johnston, $24.75; J E Johnson, $111.00; II. Hrunner, $67.00; A. IMayer, $54.00; Chas. Noken, $6.00; I". If. Veazle, $91.00; C. L. Totter, $107.00; Sim Ilea, $58.50; F. E. Mountain, $51.50; W. G. Howatson, $92.75; F. L. Carten, $27.00; W. Keller, $12.00; E. Rob erts, $49.50; Anton Novotny, $77.25; Edgar Wilcox, $43.60; O. M. Kels;y, $3.00; E. L. Anderson, $65.25; Jack Flekle, $93.62; It. 11. Williams, $12.00; K. L. Hurnham, $27.00; Geo. Heerinan, $36.00; Albert - Price, $7.50; Wm. ltoso, $6.00; H. Tiche nor, $05.25: Chag. Nelson. 112.00: $27.00; llodson Fee $53.68; HodBOn Fee- $3.75; $18.00; $4.00; $1.66; $52.28; St. Helens Lumber Co. HADE IN OREGON Large, all cast, cast lined Heater, in three sizes 17.00, 19.00, 21.00 I have eight styles of Heaters, priced prom $2.75 to $21.00. Come in and see them. E. A. ROSS ' Bank Bide., St. Helens T Fall Coats and Millinery We have just received a large line of Fall Coats and Millinery direct from New York. The styles are dis tinctive and exclusive and the prices are most reasonable WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION M. ROSENTHAL ASK YOUR GROCER For Bread from our modern, cleanly bakery. You will like it and continue to use it. Cream Rolls, Cream Puffs, Doughnuts, Pies and Cakes WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Phone B-l 14 West St. Helens, Oregon John Nelson, $1.50; H. L. llprg, $24.00; A. It. Mills, $3.00; K. K. Ho lier!. t Go IbcrK. '.(. $7.50; A. GesselberR, $4.60; Hebert Camherg, $3.00; A. M. Berg, $14.00; IlodBon Feenaugbty Co., $110.18; Hudson FeenaiiKhty Co.. $170.36; J. II. Aldrldge, $23.70; J. W. Libel, $80.20; II. Uuddiman, $8.00; A. M. IUtk, $4.47; 1. M. Iman, $9.70; How ard Cooper Corp., $276.37. District No. U. A. V. Mowe, $37.60; Wm. ltoberts, $4.50; G. It. Mills, $88.00; It. L. Wild mini. $65.25; E. A. Wildman, $40.60; Hen Smith, $15.00; E. llorg erson. $66.00; V. D. Haker, $102.00; W. I. linker. $67.60; Tbos. Andor- snii. $64.50; I. Hergerson, $125.25; V. Hergerson, $72.75; J. P. Sheehey, $48.00: n. Melllnger. $36.00; Wm. ltoberts, $42.00; O. 11. Malmsten $21.00: F. Faltinot, $7.50; W. Van lllarlcom, $19.50; John Smith $106.50: E. II. North, $75.25; A. P Willing, $73.50; A. G. Itlaker, $64.75: M. Christensen, $24.75; L H. Smith, $76.60; -It. Christensen, $64.50; Lester Sheeley, $42.75; V Chrlstonaen, $10.50; Clif Hergerson $58.50; C. Smith, $69.00; II. Chris tensen. $48.00; M. J. John. $66.00; Geo Trugesor, $118.60; Louis Slegert, $28.50: II. A. Wilson, $102.00; H. L. Lavender. $75.00; T. It. Throop, $51.00; K. W. Sheeley. $51.00; Hoy Tucker. $6.00; Jerry Hess, $25.50 Leo Rogers. $33.00; A. Sword, S64.00: O. E. Dent. $40.50; J. W Rose. $75.00: It. Sword. $30.00; C W. Thrnnn. $78.00; E. Schultz, $40.50; 11. J. Crnm, $16.50; J. Hick enbottom. $6.00; A. K. Stanton, $33.00: Floyd Lesie. $31.50; H. F Rogers. $45.00; J. Armstrong 137.50: Albert Schmldlin, $9.00; F C. McGraw, $0.00; John Curtis 120.25: W. L. Hall. $42.00; R. Ses seman, $7.00; O. N'iekerson, $3.00 W. Counts. $62.25: F. E. Malmsten $3.00; California Trojan Powder Co. $109.00: G. B. Smith, $164.82; W T. Hatton, $22.45; A. V. Mowe, 119.00: Hanks Merc. Co., $10.20: T 11. Mills, $10.00; J. J. Purney $24.22. General Road Fund. A. Snence. $6.00; A. Topejoy 181.00: F. JonOB. $4.50; John Pono hue. $5.25: VV. It. Plnmlee. $48.00; J. P. Mclntyro, $47.25; H. I. Plum nu.r. 112.00: H. N. Cooper, $94.60 O: O. Smith, $9.00; J. A. Pilling 10 Oft! H. J. Anderson. $24.00; P. H Vonin 120 00: E. Kelley. $9.00; C, n Crouse. $9.00: L. E. Allen, $S.OO Mark Reynolds, $60.00; VV. Stevens us n'n: Wm. Corvln. $87.00: E Mnntirnnierv. 1112.50: U. C. Karth $51.00; C. VV. Swygort, $46.00; Paul Paulson. $144.00; Chas. Werlng $90.00; Chas. Wering, $48.00; M. VV atniTnrd. 148.00: Hert Johnson i9K r.n- S. Lnmoa. $64.00; Clovls Clark $31.60; Orion Clark, $9.00 ic'-nrf Ad nmn. 16.00: J. Adnms, $6.00 w W. Hlakesley, $1.60; J. Q. Oage 'k- .1 I.. Cbittlm. $13.09; R. II Robertson, $6.00; A. C Popejoy ann- I T. Smith. $12.60; J. VV Mnr'nl'llstnr. $1.50: F. Tatro, $15.00 J 11. Steward, $5.25; J. B. Wilver 13 on: F. Tatro. $1.50; C livinkann! 113.60: C. Atkins, $16.50 Honry HanklnB, $16.00; R. J. Holan $9 00: W. Kellar, $81.00; II. T. Kel h 1182.00: Homer Kellar, $78. ou a r. Pierce. $96.00; S. Kellar $81.00; J. W. Hale, $78.00; N. Fer- Wood and Lath Electric Lighting Job Davis naughty Co., naughty Co., $3.75; llodson Fee naughty Co., $18.00; HodBOn Fee- naughty Co., $4.00; llodson Fee naughty Co., $1.66; llodson Fee naughty Co., $52.28; llodson Fee naughty Co., $116.10; Henry Doer, $13.00; Geo. IJ. Conyers, $3.65; Wm. ScholteB, $53.14; Carleton Lewis, $241.70; Carleton Lewis, $216.80; St. Helens Lumber Co., $1.02; L. E. Allen. $6.00; P. J. Baaeel, $6.06; .St. Helens Lumber Co., $2.76; City Garage, $30.65; Frank VVIlklns, $3.85; H. VV. Fogel, $7.75; St. Hel ens Ildwr. Co., $36.10; West Oregon Lumber Co., $5.12; Tichenor Lumber Co., $62.40; A. Hlrkenfcld, $32.96; Clyde Johnson. $24.00: Ira Klnck. 6.00; Louis Fluhrer. $125.22: P. Hessong, $2.00; P. E. Iovegren, $50.00; A. L. Clark, $3623.18: ClatB- anie Merc. Co.. $22.90: Clatskanie Tel. Co.. $2.81; Jas. H. Sheldon. 167.66; W. H. Davies. $5.55: Col umbia Lbr. Co.. $297.97. Koail Dint. KM'iaI 8. Edwin Smith. $51.00: J. VV. Bal- dridge, $36.00; Charles Halum, $27.00; F. Tracy, $25.60: G. H. Smith $6.00; John Bachman, $42.00; W. II. Ituddimun, $12.00; A. E. Holmes. $18.00: R. 3. Llndsav. 15.00; Earl Uuddiman. $3.00: John Hacbman, $24.00; M. Aamodt. 30.00; II. Magnuasen, $30.00; E. T. Wallace, $30.00; A. It. Melis, $30.00; Carl Henderson, $15.00: John Meier. 24.00; Ed Meier. $15.00: CheD Flanagan, $4.50; F. Eagleston, $4.50; T. McMuller., $3.00; Elmer Lindners, $15.00; F. Tracy, $15.00; Wm. Hill, $5.00; Oscar Jones. $3.00: Joe Utilizer, $61.50; Clyde Hender son, $24.00; J. VV. Haldridge, $30.00; Harry Cox, $15.00; E. O. Johnson, 15.00; John Banzer, $15.00; S. De- Rock. $9.00; C. VVhitten. $9.00: Ira Aldridge, $18.00; Dun Hedlund, $3.00; Oscar Jones. $12.00; Edwin Smith, $6.00; John Bnchman, $36.00; M. Aamodt, $24.00; H. Mag- usen, $36.00; E. T. Wallace. $31.60: A. It. Melis, $36.00; Carl Henderson, 18.00; J. Meier. $36.00; Ed Meier, $11.25; F. Tracy, $18.00; John Ald rldge, $5.60; F. Eagleston, $7.50; D. McMullen, $58.50; D. Hedlund, $6.00; Edwin Smith, $36.00; M. Lamml, $34.60; I. E. Knowles. i $42.00; J. W. Haldridge, $42.00; J. Rumbough, $33.00; T. McMullen,1 $46.60; E. O. Johnson. $16.50; Clyde' Henderson, $36.00; Oscar Jones, $6.00; Walter Rumbaugh, $7.50; Ira Aldrldge, $6.00; Columbia River Pwder Co., $27.95; Columbia River Powder Co.. $71.25; Forrest Hill, $440.22; Forrest Hill, $258.75. SK'ciaI DIM. . T. B.' Mills, $7.00; E. B. North. $7.00; A. G. Hlaker, $7.00; A. R. Pilling, $7.00; M. Christenson, $6.00: V. Christensen, $6.00; Lester Sheeley, $6.00; Clif Bergerson, $6.00; G. R. Mills, $8.00; V. Bergerson, $6.00; Tbos. Anderson, $6.00; J. P. Shee ley, $12.00; R. Christensen, $6.00; L. R. Smith, $6.00; P. Bergerson, $6.00; VV. D. Baker, $6.00; Elmer Norgerson, $6.00; John Smith, $12.00; F. C. McGraw, $212.80; C. Kesey, $122.67; Clarence eRed, $81.00; E. U. Enstrom, $803.76. 8HMial Hist. 10. VV. L. Fry, $15.00; S. F. Goodall. $3.00; S. E. Atchison, $3.00; VV. H. Pointer, $54.00; Walter Bolton, $18.00; J. M. Pointer, $63.00; G. Maeffrunce, $18.00; VV. R. Buzzo, $6.00; A. E. Martin, $3.00; M. E. Truax, $21.00; E. Ellis, $12.00; O. R. Philips, $21.00; J. J. Gagon, $3.00; E. E. Lnwronco, $21.00: Louis Evarat, $18.00; Albert Lane, $54.00; E. A. Davis, $3.00; I. Chr.Uing, $12.00; S. E. Atchison, $12.00; St. Helens Hdwr. Co., $19.00; California Trojan Powder Co., $115.43; Colum bia County Lbr. Co.. $117.22. (Concluded next week.) , Lumber Manufacturers ST. HELENS HOTEL E. A. KOT GER, Prop. 9 v ,rtr' 4 Ul - www! -;,-m.u MiJTfH m i iA 1 ltates American and European Plan All Busses Call at Hotel Ever) tiling Modern Steam Heating Plant Hot and Cold Water in Rooms GEO H. SHINN, Pres. L. R. RUTHERFORD, Sec. Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGON The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES The Man Who Keeps His MONEY in the bank while he has plenty creates a friend in the bank to whom lie can turn when he has little. Having confidence In this bank begets its confidence In you; and we can't any of us, get very far on the road to suc cess without giving and receiving con fidences. This bank has fairly earned your con fidence through, its years of square dealing and helpful service. It will appreciate your account. Paid Adv. Coming to Kalama, Doctor MELLENTHIN & CO. KperiuliKta Do not use surgery. Hill be at Kala ma hotel Monday, Sepf. 24. Office hourb 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. One Day Only No charge for examination. The doctor in chargo Is a regular graduate In Medicine and Surgery and Is licensed by the state of Wash ington. He visits professionally the more important towns and cities and offers to all who call on this trip consultation and examination free. except the expense of treatment when desired. ! According to Ills niothod of treat ment lie does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of Btomach, tonsils or adenoids. ' He has to his credit many wonder-1 ful results in diseases of the stomach, livor, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, ' heart, kidney, bladder, catarrh, weak lungs, rheuniatlom, sciatica, leg ul cers and rectal ailments. If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not get any bettor, do not fall to call, as Im proper measures rather than disease are very often the causo of your long standing trouble. Remember above dato, that exam ination on this trip will bo free and that his treatment Is difforent. German and Swedish spoken. Ad dress: 336 Boston Block, Minneapo lis, Minn. THE Columbia County Bank St. Helens, Oregon Oldest in the Countj Interest on Savings Deposits FOR LOGGERS, The Celebrated BERGMANN SHOE Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1916 The Strongest and Nearest Water proof Shoe Made CRl'ISERS, 1MILLMEN AND ALL WORKERS THEO. BERGMANN SHOE MFG. CO. 021 Thurmaii Street Portland ASK FOR THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF SHOE OIL Livery, Feed and Sale Stable Subscribe for the Mist. DRAY INC AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE IS WM. H. DAVIES ST. HELENS, OREGON Prop.