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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST Entered at the IVwtoffice at St. Helen, Oregon, a second-class mail matter. e . - i ' Issukd Kvkry Friday By E. II. l'LAGG, KOITOR AND PROPRISTOrT A DIRECTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS Complete list of the officers of Columbia County school districts for the school year beginning June 17, 1906, and ending June 15, 190b. Compiled by County School Superintendent I. II. Copeland, St. Helens; Ore. Joint District " iNiMK of DlKKinXiKO T1MK TO SKKVK Subscription Rates One year............. $1.50 1 Mi months ,75 1 . Advertising rates made known on appli cation. Legal notices 23 ce per line. TUKKK VKAR3 CIRCCIT COCRT OFFICERS : Thomas A. McBridk. District Judge v. t. ubdcus instnct Attorney COUNTY OFFICERS : R. S. HaTTax, Judge...; St. Helens W. A. Harris. Clerk St. Helens Martin hite, Sheriff St. Helens! Caspkr tlRRl,. Commissioner Mist H. West, Comm'r ..Scappoose I Edwin Ross, Treasurer...... ..St. Helens A. T. Laws, Assessor.. ;...St. Helens I I. H. Coprland, School Supt....Houlton Frank B. PrkscoTT, Surv Rainier I H. R. Cwff, Coroner St. Helens! AUGUST SO. FLOGGING AND OTHER PRISON PRACTICES An escaped convict named Albrecht was recently recaptured, taken back to the penitentiary and flogged. So far in the story there is no diapnte. It has been alleged that the flogging was severe to brutality, and continued until the victim swooned. Governor Chamber lain. ho has the sole responsibility for tte management of tbe penitentiary as be makes all appointments has nude a personal investigation of the matter and defends the practice of flog giag recaptured prisoners and the action of the warden in the particular case under consideration. He makes eight counts in his defense of his subordinate, bat the fourth and fifth are so peculiar as to deserve con sideration. Fourth He was not whipped into in- bpusiuiiht ana aid not swoou, nor was a physician's aid called into requisition. me prisoner proceeded with his work withsnit complaint immediately after me pamsninent was inaictetl. tifth -A personal examination of him did not disclose a single J G Watts B S Hattan Frank Loyd...... O B Anstine,.,... W A Hall J D Brown PHLund Gns Li ml berg R M Graham W PMaclay Win Allen P.Stennick HA ttiiwr. Mike Daran .., R N Lovelace V S Mellinger Louis ISoeck ....... -OK Wonderly Henry Welter Kva Elliott J WHolmstrom.... Win Roberts Frank J Peterson.. Herman Johnson.. Amos Krieksou.... ER Webster Wm Tates Wert Dotson E C Stanwood V L Malrom Wm Ingiis C Snyder H 0 Gore Mrs. Kinnunen.... CO Fowler Edward Black Wilson Low man... A Mclntire John Lundine A M Berg Jake Cline 8 A Washburn E N Paver.... .. . .. J G rring'le R Graham, Jr. ..... W M Raymond ..... J W Foster E E Xickerson E McCauler A H Tarbelt. Geo Olsen , I Kelli , Wm Wright TWO YKAR3 onr ykar It'UAIHUAN or HOARD M Collins... EE Quick James Gaitteui..., 11 R Dibble Chris Johnson..... LP Rradstetter.... N F Baker. . Walter Shearer .... WBColvin John Ureenhagen.. CBergerson A I, Clara: J PSheeley... , John Keddick W F Stehman William Wood Johanna Boeck MrtT Morris... G W Jordan Wm Elliot. t Oliver Burria....... Chas Erickson Wm Priugle........ Carl Hernio REStratton Toe Reed ........... Fred Adams. . .... SMBoals J N Brinn, Mrs EA Fisher S R Norgren Chas Norman B S Cowen. Chas Lauren Abe Neer Chas, Kratske..... W M Lowiuan G W Perry M fcrickson M O Olson John Vlmen EE Cross Mat Annndi Minnie Sword Victor Fnnor J A McDonald .... Mrs. M. Lane li W Parker John Banier A L Harrison P Bergerson ....... M Randa Y O Wlaker Harry West....,,, Martin White ASetfert Ira Partner. ...... M E l'asre jW T Router ,K F Larsen.. ..... John Hedlund J J Geary C L Graham T M Tucker W J PeiU J T Adams E B Wilco J Rich A L Parker Mrs. Tbos. Petti job u I Wilsod Geo 8 Snyder Mr M J Powell . Henry Ruddiman.. Jno Btockenberg... Andrew Elliott Olof Jarvi Cbas Erickson... DMagill W F Rickert W H Reed C R Hvde M M Harvev J W Cnrtemaii .. W H Kyser...... James Gentry ... . John Waisanen.. J W Patrick Frank Pamela... WL Brown Chas Graham. .. . John Carlson..,, N A Calmbwg... PR Fowler W A Young JohnTolva D W Keasey C E Graham.. .. E Heinser A Birkenfeld W U Hurt J E Dow A A Serrill...... Hlurk , 11 Olson ...... r-. . D McLean KAUI or C1.KKK M J Englert ..... It 1 Wat kins.... J A Holaday.. ... R P Bum 8 C Tichenor. K B Carr Wm Holt A K Harvey Geo A Giahnin .... K MeVey Bert Mill M M l'crry Jndson Weed Martha J Barr..,, O K Brant", Albert Wood Tho Pettijohri Wilber Morris.... Bar E Watts J W Armstrong.,. N, D Petron. . , ... Fred Fluhrer. . , . . . Nettie B Peterson. Johu A Kruiu.... Oliver Nelson . CO Keasey. nr. tir i , .... A v itrniit. ... . . . John McAdnui , , Frank Brown WFIliatt Annie Ingles. Ella M Kyser.... Harry C Wood..... Oscar Waisanen ... C W Makiuster... E S Daniels Irena Brown A N Clark Oliver Anderson... E E Hog berg TW Robinson M P Young John Anundi L B Stuart Robert Graham, Sr. (ieo M Holt Mary Foster A M Parker ,FE Malm berg .... C C Mover J R Pallas N B Olsen J G Stoddardy. Cl.KllK-! ADI'KKJls SVapiKwe St. Helena IH-er Island,.... Rainier Clatskaiiie Portland Warren Fishbawk ... . Marshtand Columbia City.. Vernouia Rainier Vernouia ClittKkanio . .... Rainier... Plltaburg .... .. Yeriwnia Rainier... .. .. liobbi Pittsburg Mist M avger Mint Otiiney Clutskanie Vernouia t, Scappoose ...... Mayger . Yaukt.m Mint Mavgvr Kvsor IWr Island. . . . Clatskanie liohie Goblu Apiary Houltbtt Claiskani. ...... r'islihawk Yankton ClnUkanie Clalskanle Vernoni Prescott Albion Mist Vernouia Mist Warren. Kist Marshland Weltport . . 1 2 8 I A (I 7 X 10 It I -J i:i u 15 lti 17 IN II) 21 a n s -7 :ui lit Si S3 Si S5 Srt S7 .'US :tit w 42 i:l 4 ill 47 4S 4 BO 61 62 64 6j An 7 SUMMON In Ihs Clivnlt CH l His Mai ' Olifli t,iutiiiii. rtmiiiv. U'lin Tuulaou, I'Ululllt I ... .i m , ... ......... Ill . 111I1ISK11. Mr'Vll'mttf . . . ...... I 4.. ... .U.m.ll AHHIU HH1 inn,... ninwi.1 mv n' . ,.. ,, .. Ill in,, iirui,' , V itr linwtn ru Hiil n.iiiMir ami Slower 111 omiiiUliil III,,! miHlnri (it in !" Illl'll I'OHfl H ill lll M1 Mr iiti,"- '"' "'- im, U I'.'it, wl.li li ImU wrk alter An. . I the Mate Meie,l hw (! Mint iiiWleti " Hulhw. ami II V"H 'all til aiwr lh (.Utnitii .11 lur tU wllet l." lr I u,r ... . ....... im I I IV lite lMH I" llHIIMIiliHir "w roi-.'-a - I ,.. i ,.i.iiiilil ait,! ili'lali.lant, ihifiiriieh.iieranl mrihvr ivllafas W wvniri whip iiivwi , . - , . - 1 1 1 MintlK II. la .IIUIIK1 u nir 7 r Hull I I, .una. Mellrl le imlit ( ll I iiiihM eouri, uxi lv au I snlarvJ o tl .T "a Ailoruev lor r'ailiHU. rir.l iiulitleallun Aur, . iMt puWIvaitwn I Arm. iiki, SI. a MOMS In h Plreull t'otirt ( thf mala of Oregon, for t o llinlili roulltv l.Hl.m A. WltM-ler rialnltiT a , .... I. M.tu.,.,1... IL.I.,..l.l lo Aimm tt HrU' the alaivs nanie.1 .li'n,Uiil f III Hie IMIitu 1,1 the NUIeaf OlMI t on rv i..h.i.. .M..i,i,.t i.. M.t.uM. Mi..l ai.ittdir Ihvui.m- iiUint flle,l anainol Kim In the at muieil I .,t,rl bii,I Mil., n or h.,1, na MllirilaV. H4ilit ttk I Ini; Kliiih ikih wrrkaaltvr Ana 1. Iha i)at iKliirra lor lli ttiat fuii'lvallon Ihla Moiie, I .,,.1 . full iu A.oMir ui aiiatwr the iilatn lilt will amil lor lli rvlial .ivl tor In hl nnitiit, li il tor nwrw numii ip Ihiii, ul umlrimonv now vll.lllis llt labirs ii4tni lal.iilitii,t ilelMHlaul, an J lor iivi .iiii.T mm iiiritinr rsitri io tnt wn HVMIS ItlPI Sllil Jtlftl. 1 1,1. .iiiniiiiiii. i . nun. nr.1 iit onifr m ii Hun Vli.imaa M Hrhli Imlimol tin .'. nam ,l ninit. ml u,l uirl on lti oay ol July, Hot. , .... tiHKV Rll IIABMWPi AIioiuku lor I'lalultn. POSTAL IMPROVEMENT made bv me brais' or scar. We would like to be still further in lorrred as to this whipping. We have known boys to be whipped bv. their par- entsso that tbe bruises could be seen , upon them for weeks, and they were not severely injured. Whipping at tbe pen- lteuttary, we are informed, has been . abolished except for this one offense of attempting to escape. It would be a natural inference, therefore, thst a flog . ging was a thing to be dreaded, else why is it reserved for this otie offense? But it appears that this is a mistake and flooring is merely a substitute for kill ing the fatted calf when the prodigal son is brought back to hi? happy home within tbe shaded precincts of Oregon's Resort for those who are so unfortunate as to have been born with or acquired criminal in?tinrt or habits. Then we are informed that the prison er is incorrigible, and, in th next par agraph, that he was a "trusty." A trusty is given greater liberties than the other prisoners and his lot is consider ably more bearable, and it seems a little peculiar that the soft snaps about tbe "pea should be given to tho incorrigi. bles. But probably "there is a reason" lor it. Jack London, in tellling his own experience as a hoby makes it clear that tbe worst crimina's are generally sure to receive the best treatment in penal institutions. To those who reside at Salem and have heard the stories thit come froin men who have taken part in fl igjinjfs or have been discharged for their refusal to do so the Governor's story is farci'-sl. It would, iu .'eed, be a farce to give a desperate convict eighteen lashes with out leaving a mark ; but, then, the Gov ernor does not fay the man was not marked, he simply ns his personal ex amination "tiid not dioclo?e a einzle urnise or star." it is jusc Postmaster General Meyer is getting ready for tbe meeting of a new Congress by putting in shape a number of impor tant changes for the department that ill be recommended in the annual re port. These will include the estab lishment of a postal savings bank, . a branch long carried on profitably in England and numerous other countries. In Great Britain and Ireland at this time the postal depositors number 10,- 000,000 and tbe system is steadily grow ing. Tbe postmaster general of this country will also propose a lower rate of postage on foreign letters, tbe revival of j the postal note, nnd a general system of aelling stumps by machines to be in stalled and operated by the government Another feature promised is the e- tablinhiuent of an improved parcels post and it is presumed that the head of the department will urge a popnlir system instead of the present practically pro hibitive one of limiting parcels of four pounds and charging 61 cents for carry ing such a inirctl between any two domestic offices, though it could beaent from an American to an English poet office for 40 cents. Buth Germany and England make an immensely larger use of the parcels post at a much smaller charge, and thr is a handsome postal surplus in b th coantriea. Between any two poftoillees in the Ge.man Empire au eleven pound pjekage is carried for 2 cents, which is only one-fouiteeoth of the charge per pound imposed in tbe United States. The Post Office Depart ment in this country is gaiming rapidly in volume of business. Hie revenue has grown from $ 5,000,000 in 1880 to f 167, 000,0"j0 iu I9 J6. Ihe gain between 11(00 and JSKXi was f io.OOO.OOO. Such progress in revenns'poiuts the way to wider use-lulmss. Confidence in Public Prosperity. examined his breast imtead of Lis hack It is interesting to contrast the re murks of John D. Rockefeller and Theo- posstijlB he j dure Roosevelt relative to the govern Salmon Season Closed. The Spring Dshiiig dosed at noon on Sunday last, and the full aeon opens the tenth day of September. The total pack is-said to be nb.ut iO.OS.3 tons, for whkh about I, 210,i0 wbs p:iid to the fishermen. Tnis is about 1 ,500 tons ies than last year. There were also also about 400 tons of talmoti so'dju the markets. Tbe tstimated number of full cases put tip hy the canneries is as fol lows': Canneny ny Cases. 17,000 13,000 12.000 15,01 0 0.000 7,000 02,600 Sanborn-Cultini; Company... Ta! hint-Grant Pat kitiir Com n i McGnwau & fco-ig (tttocatineries) A. isoolti rackirg Company... . Altooua Packing Company'. . Melger , Wurren Pa. kii g Company itwo caiii;erie) Fishermen's Co-iertive ..... Pillar Uock Packing Company,, Kenfert Columbia River Puck-.rg (five canneries) Total...... 103,500 The estimated number of tierces of pickled fish put up by each of the indi vidual cold eto;nge plants is as M'.ovh: Plant T.eia. Fish. mien's Co-opei.nJye Com pany ....... Tiillimt-Gratit Packing Company. Kanhorn Cutting Company 8 Schmidt ic Co J Lindeiilwrcer . 1 ., , . Warren Packing Company Columbia River Pat-kern kelveiihuren & Co. , , . . YeinlyfsW Packing Company.. . , Total...,,,...'....,...... j meiH's policy In investigating and pros ecuting law-breaking trusts. In a recent interview Mr. Rockefeller said: The policy of the present administra tion toward great buine 8 combinations o. a i Rinds can have only one result, It means disaster to the country, tlnan Cial depretsiou and financial chaos. Dismally Mr. Rockefeller added "Coiifidt-nca is gone and confidence the basis of all prosperity." Admitting that there is trouble in the stork mm ket, Pe:ddeitt Roosevelt dif lers horn Mr. Rockafeller as to the res cau-e. Tlie president says: Iliee world-wide financial disturb ances, most ot tliem, I teheve to be due to matter wholly unconnected with any governmental action, hut it may weil be mat tn uetermit,atin of the govern- mei r, in wiilcii it will .not waver, to , punisii certain mullactorsol irreat wealth hits been responsible for something of ine irouwie i oeieive 10 Hie extent o( liavinz caused these men toenntriva in Z-',uoo, bring as much financial strife as nosal 21,XM) ble in order todiwire lit the policy of the 12.000 I iiovernment and thereby secure a rever- o.uuu j aai oi tiiai policy go that tliey may en oy ........1 , f..l. 1 .. .: . - .r "iiuiuirmvu 11 una yi uieirown evi doings. In the public view President Roose velt has the best of the argument. The administration has done nothing that hits hud any oilier purpose than to pun mil wrong" and abuses iu order to stop tliem and prevent their recurrence. The only confidence that has vanish ed is that of the public in watered stocks and of the manipulators of these stocks in (Heir continued anility to work them to their own gain. The public is as 9'fll v.c, .no jiiuejicriiy ul rn i 'lieeoutitiy Railroad earnings, manu '?:J. j fiu-luring activity, bountiful crp and "-'' oilier reliable en lines of the business I ..ltu 1... ,ir.. .Lf- 7 910 ...mor.i.,. nvuti atju ubviij luis Sawmill and Camp. Following are a numb?r of items from the Timberman regarding Columbia County camps and mills, M. O'Connell, Rainier, has sold his climax engine to Cbas. England, of Castle Rock, Wash. 3. C. Yancey, of New York, has re cently purchased an interest in the Col umbia Lumber Company at Scappoose. The new sawmill of the Beniness Lumber Company, Uoulton, began operations early In July. The plant bas a capacity of about 12,000 feet per day. Maaten Lodging Company is pushing work 03 its new road at St. Helens, Or. The road extends about six miles back into the interior. It is expected to have the road ready f r hauling logs by the first of September. One Shay loco motive and five logging engines wilt be used in the operations. Warren Lumber Company, Watren, resumed operations late in July after being closed down for several weeks. Manager Tarhell has ordered an 8x10 Tacoma engine for use in bis logging operations. He is using a traction en gine to haul his logs snd reports it a splendid success. The Western Cooperage Company, of Portland, is using two pneumatic wood saws in cutting their logs into bolts. Two additional machines will be install ed. The capacity of these machines under good conditions should aggregate about twenty five cords each daily. Brinn & 6tanwood, Yankton, report orders on hand to keep ihe plant busy for some time. A slab conveyor svstem will be inatalltd at the mill. The com pany 1 shipping from Houlton. Sherman Bros , Yankton, will install a slab conveyor system at their sawmill. They are contemplating battling their output lo the, new road of the Hasten Company for shipment. Mrs. Andrew Lucas was the prettiest girl In Treverton, Pa. When she wed. OUR PORTLAND LETTER. Great Interest Taken in tary TafYs Visit Secre- NOlil'K UP FINAL SKTTLEMKXT N.iih r ta hati'hr alvn l.y th ttiutanisnnl. u aammi.trator oi in raiaia oi jonu n. i vrn, lt-ea.,t. that he ha ftlwd In lha ottte il lh l oinitr l onrl ol Columbia Conuitr, mala ul Or etfon. bin Dual a,n-.uinl am! nital rrmiil al hi I aitmlnlairatton tiHtu Mita ratal. an,l lhal Ihv Hon. rt. M Italian, Jitaa ol aal.l vourt. ftaa an- iM,lntpt aturitav, Iftr il.l .lay of MVj,lntMf , kw7, al lonvlork tn tlia f.tfu,M.a ihvml aa lha lima. ant ttn? conrt i.aia. ol aal4 I'otirl in M lliikna. llrvcou, a till. ,la.-a of haartns a it -o;uii alet rrjaui ; al wiin-n lima anal iae an heraon int-nll lii aata raiale ma a,ir 1,1 Sir ohlevtliill. In wrttlns Iu aal.l a.v.,unl an,t rvjiorl.or anv Mrl ul tthr ot tha aama. A. II. I I .".MIIIIA M. W. It. I'owrll. attorno? fwailtalntatratar. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Ptfimrtmanl ol tho Interior. Laid Ulrica at i'ortlau-l, Orearoo, Auguat IJ Noin-a la hrrli lan thai Hu.l Slroin ot Yautiou, lirrvon. ha. Sle,l umteti at hla Inlm Itton lo make final ap.pti yrar iinMii m u.n.n of hla.'tatm. l lliunaalaa.1 gnlri- No mala K-ir. iai, l aju, fm ma ' al a-iin 1. rowiuhln I S. H.nt.1 an.1 thai aal.l i,r,..l Iwlit t ui.l l-l..r ma Krt.i-r ami Kaaler al I'o.-IUn.l, iiraaon. on urktlwr S. I,J, tltf Hatnea lha fullowtna atlitMua fat nmlra hla (Mniliinont teal.leuoa ninn.ainl eulur.iion I ul. lha lau.t, via i.u.lav (tanilta-r of Tankloa. Oraaon. t art I MaiKlbnrg at eorllaiMl. O-rrm, Jwph Mi. h. al wiiiauo, aitan iH'n wiiaar nr 1 analon oraauB. AUikK.VOM . PHK.kH. Megtaiar. JfOTIt E OP SCHOOL i HEI.EITIOS. O 1 DOSIDlISeeilLLEG TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, l-ORTLANO. OWrW A. , ARMSTHONO, LL. Iu MlNCIfAL I'.Uicntcs for success In a short Hum and at small ssncruw, snd tanj dent to jKltlon a soon a conttent. JJuallty I our motto, Ul thorough work bring uiovsr 1IX calls per mouth lur oOlcs h.in. uVTr1 strttctit.u Insure rapid pntgnra. Ws tcacU Out Iijom lf. ika, -..j rrk m, Ws teacU lb. Ioom fet. h. m IT voucher and other niralern mcthwt of bookkeeping. Cliartler I m.. T' ay, rapid, Irglble. beautiful catalogue, bualneas ibrat and pnmaM!l!r.''' writs today. Refersnces: any merchant, any bank, any newtiwnaif uV. c t. ru kscott K.s.qvicK. v. 11. Tun Columbia County ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO Titles Kxaminkd Abstracts MAl), Nos-R'ksidknt Taxks Paid RKAt. 1CSTATK ? Uans.KTc St. Johns!! St. s I jolinsa A GILT EOQED INVE8TMENTI Situated between the nvcrs, with deep water frontage ou all sides, surrounded and crossed by five transcoutj. uental railways, it must become the miniiifaottir;.. ...j shipping center of PortUud. invest MONTHLY PAYROLL tft0,000t now, you will doubleyour tnoucy io two years. COLVIX HENDERSON ioa PhilaJclphia St. St. Johns,OreEoa (Special Correioiitlence) Poktlajii), Oregon, August 2tl. 1007 ins l oitluinl commercial Club once circulated 327,000 IcsB-ts in tuiry days. The Club wiil begin next Thursday the circulation ol 400,000 somewhat similar prints in twenty day. The central lea ture of this leaflet, a copy ot which it is desired shall accompany every letter that goeVout of Portland and vicinity. is the colonist rate which begin Septem ber 1st and continue until Octub?r 31st, and should by this time be familiar to our readers. me .Nationul Irrigation Cor.grea. at Sacramento September 2-7, is attracting much attetUion. A rate of one fare for the round trip baa been made from Port land and til point South, and a fare and a third Int j Portland from the East fctop-over privileges, without extra cvt, will l.A .11 ...1 a.. .. .. r. . . am inaimani lur 1MB vregun jrrtga-1 aiirninolia .nrrvlll ir wall! lharvof jMalniirr lion meeting at Grant Pans, Seplenilier .h, rTi( .iVT,V-.V:ti in BV;,7lT',', luiii, tun, anu i.-ui. iiovernor tlia Deriatn is President ol the National Aa-1 sociation, and the state will send a splendid delegation. ri . .. . .. ineie is greiti intereil throughout the entire Northwest in the visit of Secie- taryTaft. He lands in Portland on the evening of Heptember 5 It and remains t'nltfil itiaiaa taiol tiMa, rgrtlan-l, Urnoa, AH'la- a. Iwi;. Nolle U hrrahv (traB thai lha flala ol 11,-. or on Anrtl . Ixat, aiinnnl lor H , of K i of 0.,tlon .1 T.I S K ao.l R!-l I,. .,.. oltlra a It. I of M-hnoi n.aranliv aaloti..i. li, l.l, h II M-tat-ta-l aalit lau-l. ami ih.l a.l.1 ll.t la nta-H to lha Imbllc for In.lwirtlon Anrant alt tMroria alalualna a,l..rMl. it.. alto.a ,l-arnir. Ian, I or any lral a,iUil,l,l.,n llialanf orrlalnilns Ihaaaua nnilaf lha nlolna laaocdiiatrtnlo ahnataalil laait l,i ha Mora ml.iaWe f,.t nilnaraj than 1,4 aarl.-allural a noM-a. of lo (,l,ari ( Mn acla. ll... Ir any h-ain. ahoubl lllr lhatr rlatma nt lha r alt:, Uvlt.nl niolm nr umtaat III II, I. ... orbelurs lha ,vth lar ot lari. ln AU1KH.VOM . I-HtUKKH Hl.tar. 1 UKU, W. 11 1 II I t Kwal.ar. SUMMONS n lha t lrwitt fonti of iht Siata of Uraa-oa an4 for Itia t'omilv al ('lml,i. R. U. Ikll.uil. I'tallilta Anna O. lu-llamt. Dafanilant ro Annat). lu-llan.l ctah-u.lanl ahma naa .. ,v n, ,,i ,,i Huta oi uravo.. ttM afa "7 ti- 'iiiwi iiiai'i'aaraiM anaa. lha plaint Dint aa.lii.l ,.i In h al-i.a an court ani a.ut i, ilia lilll la nl H-l,,lr, ,,J. tha aama tM'tna tna tllua nrfMwrilt I,. il.M t'tr iihll,-alin ol lha anntmona ma,l att-1 enlrra.1 brrrln l.y lha Hon. H. . Italian, ( oun. tv Jii-tira for I'lMunitiMtrouniv iipM,.M , ,i.. ,-,p m, i ,i i a. Mi'ltrl.la, JlKlya Ol lha i Irrniit'oiiri lor anil in Uoliimlila i .mnty lira inn. ami ii you tan lo aopaar ail auaari aal-l CANVAS 5HOtS IN ALL COLORS THAT WILL MATCH 3 THc summer gowns OROSIS 8H0tf SETS FOOTWEAR C FASHIONS PRICE8 2.60 AND 3.60 80R08JS CATALOG JC StNT MtC ON IICQUCtT SOROSIS HOSIERY TO MATCH THC HOC. BUT THAT CAN C OSTAINCO PniCC 38C TO SI, 60. fhf rallal'lrroaii,lal III aal.l anmvlainl la (,. n ..nn-r anl 'ircra of lha at.M .nii,il totlluolvr lha marrlacamnirai-t now alLlliia iiatKM-n plalnlitt .i,.l.l. ln.laii: harrin- an,i lor .............. ,,.,.,, .,,.,, au.i ai,iiiilla rvttf aa th aUita o,urt mat ju a.M. .,. t-iiiliy. i ma aiimniona la ptibllthml hr onlar of tha ,,. ,. n. ., a,, ail. i oiiniw i... .. ., ... loliimliia I:., y. Wala m ilraaon. In lha ilao lo a of lha Hon. T. A, M. llrl.1,, J.j,, ..,,. , n,at oi uroiriui ir ana in I oiumtoa i.ounly, aa ,r untar n! i nun duly KNIGHT SHOE CO., THIRD AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OHt. UWJUJUUJUAAAiJlMWAA THE BIG STORE D0WW BY THE OIC 8AWMILL here .it day n,e oth. The public . iii be rt';r.:ri!,.:::ri,'irT',u'':,3 'Jl ,1,800 600 50 425 42.j mr, discarded suiters followed her to church in a long procession. Half the town gathered to fling rice at the belle. The ceremony over, somebody offered a dol lar for a kiss. The plan spread infec tiously and tbe husband offering no demur, arod of blushing candidates, ' collars clutched eigerly in horny Hogm, pressed forward to the alter.- When it was all over, Mrs. Lucas had 3tt5 in her lap. It is a decidedly novel scheme by which to raise a dowry and might be varied infinitely. For instance, in As toria, husbands might Le charged IS each for a farewell kiss. Marriage at beasida would attract the fiances of pte- ceeding seasons. Nobody begrudges dollar and the custom is both merry na pleasing in these days when dowries are none to fat. Herald given a chance to hear him at 8 o'clock in me evening at the Armory. A rale of a fare and a thitd lias been made from Hoscburg and points North, mid and from Pendleton and points West. i manioc neia a most successful cele bration last week. TheshowitigoJ dairy products and live stock wa especially attractive to the large, delegation of Port land business men who made the trip in automobiles. At a meeting ol the Port of Portl.m l August 15, the Western Cooperage Com pany, of Portland, submitted an oiler ti purchase or lease a strip of land Ulor g ing to the Port, about 200 feet in tin- rear oi the dryiloek, with the intention ol erecting a barrel factory, asthev have (acquired a vuluahlo property adjoining a nis company now have their slot l mil's at iberdeen, Wash,, and Houlton uregon, ana tmnel factories at Kcattle and Los Angeles. Timbermtn, ti.m 'i .I-.,.., . . 77 . ; on .... na,i.,, n u lyw,. jiaiirof liral iil,il,aili,ii Animal ). 190J. .-, ,,i.u,,vH,iti, ti-tooer it. ra.17. I. A. al KllW IlktlMla' Alt.itnr, l, t-latutlir. timos 111 the f tr. uit Cmirt itf the Mtala of Oraiian In a. I 1 for tha ColHUy l olnmh,,, " ...... ... n.;uviuiarntrn. 1'lalntla lirron j. s. harini-rhorn, l)rfrii,.ni lo llyron i. Hf liariiiarhorii, ili famtant. in tna niilna ol iha Mala of llro.on . ... Receiving New Goods Every Day! In the Week. e " Il.ut.tlon of Im Humllng for Only lbs Best in ic: ... me r-iMiij ui 'rrUMf'ti atraa I i-rt-l,, .,M ami r..,,,ira,l ....r ,i! afc lha . val,tltl,Hlr.,,.! .!,.,, VhT'orn l-lalni. tha i.lnmtlir In tha ,. " ,r fc ...-r itw. or i;, y ..a.-rii,ar..f will U t.,rii analnai , """''W h lha .raar ol thr ...m? I.li t I h i iir of Una atilt I, l lUi . "J ' "j .... a itepntation of uH Utit for Only lbs Best in g Genera Merchandise -4 ll: ilut.ioiihe nnlar of .ii!,li,..ij , mi,in..iI.Atnriimii )- ti,, ,!. . i he nr.Uiblli,.iion thari li 'f After Forty Years. Mr. E. C. Cray, mother of M. C. Cray, ii enjoying a visit from her wster, Mr. fctama A. Williams, of St. Lotus, Miss ouri, w bom she had not seen for forty year. Accompanying Mrs. Williams is her granddaughter, Miss Mabel Stillman. The two elderly ladies have vivid memo ries of the early youth aud according to Mrs. E. C. Gray they have been holdlnir continuous Ulkfeast since the visitor's rrival. Their parents were Charles nnd Huldah Morton, who lived to a very dvanced age, the mother dying at 05. Mrs. Williams is seventy three year of age, and, by appearances will attain the great age of her maternal ancestor, - For Sai.K One scan of draft horu-a. Weight 13W) each. CHARGES MERRILL, TM ... ' ine government 1 Interest nir itael in the utilization of tin waste material. irom the ctw 'mills and shingle mills ana other wood working establishment on the coast. Dr. W. C. Dreer. of Wash ingotn, D. C., who occupies the position oi sorest Service expert on Wood Uis. filiation," will bs cent to the coinl to make a thorough study of th i irom mills, etc., in order to detormln the amount of turpentine and other hi.. prouuet to be obtained from t hem. A Mother in Israel.. (Hillsboro Aruis) Grandma Elinabeth Perry, of Houlton. now in ner buhi year, and who is snrv as the ordinary wjman of 60, was out the nrst ol the week, tbe guest of J. If, Dor land and family, of Bandy Brook. Mra Perry' husband was one of the pioneer physicians of the Coast, havlnif arrived with Mrs. Perry in 1845. The old lady ha probably nursed more sick people in Oregon than any person in the State and she say she can still take care of a person if they are not "too poorly," Syrup of WhTrl'inTd far, the old reliable cough remedy. Por sale by A T. Doming, drmrtlat, Oltgy A Hit lUKIrKifi , Alumina lor l-laliiilfl. N I' .HMO .IS he I Irn.lK-onrt f Ihe Ktataot Ort-r,n I., ''rtlMit.o.iniyoltolnmhla. """n lu in haautaM, I'laliillff In tl: I f.AII i'.hti Kaaivaia, th-fanilunt I it John Kii.ta-ata, rti l.ii,,nt; tha nhota 1.1,1 HI.., I ' a ..' ' .flawrail or lililirinant .,,,1,1.,, "', I' J" H.. .. a ... . .... .... WH ILIlI Dart & iVIuckle. ailelenH, - - . (won.! r - M I r in amn Ural r,,;'r,0'.,f:i";!!a",":n '. In thli ihe uur.v v lili.ii Ai,i,j,,u Alt"rtya fur I'lalntlfT, OilllKK the Motility Court r 11,. a,... .r Ihat.ount, MHlimimih ' Uf" I. th Hi-oll 111 tlia maltar l (1... , . . ;" . 1 m nor. r """rr, ltHiM.nrinti rrt i,m . . tliliy .r.--t,i,. ,, ,1,'Jj ,"' ""'""ntt '"i.nliaii u rj' " 'T,y, Al ntt, in. Waller K.ttfliHi, . ? SSii ','' """ W t.'oiuity ami Hinio f 1 iirl.... . " li"ln tt. nl.rlf .tkrl',,,1 (, n', ; ' ! I'.aK (',) ofthamTith iI2 ,'. o".Tl.:,u ,, "'! ''rl M1o,rtriNELnVVV' iturti-r f H , i... 1 ,,i it.....!.... paoilll ) 111 t. wnan Z.. "".',.,,i"" .'lilt W Waal ( (hwilla, . L ZZV'l. "'.' "ia,i, ihpi 1 .ml Hill weal ill ttlll want, .nit Hint '1 i. (,.. 1 . ' """"lnlli .( ,il(l war,, , ,,' M,.;.(,.!,,r,'1"','"1'1 ",l'"'l tnt.i ahiltilil l. i, j '..",' "li r that the next, , kl? I 11,0 .'"i,.''""' """"I twr.,n. ,,i,., ", ' " " J r.1, ,) n I Mh t V :ao o'eloa-k , 1 " . I,':' ''' yeWotnlair thl noun In tho ,1 ii 1. ', ", lrl ""'"i of Muiii,o,i or"K,:,i;;V;, '"'til'! not h rui ii.,i ,., "r HIK't'CN i-a ,..,- I ... a ' 111 mi, elreill.lloi, 1 life anlo of aio'h .iu, lhal 11 clo,v of Ihla on oo-u a wi'ts lor no ootcl ,1m of li,i i iii.-'i,niK-r of n.iirari.r. iitnl.l 1 . . I ... "au m.tki Ni.ii.Ti.iV;,".!'?' Fwi.iii BlSiiad LIONtL K, WKIIHTKB, 0 JOB PRIWTIWC 13 OUR BUSINESS Whliavo7Iioli('Ht ami most (k)lumbia County A 11(1 irc prepared to do all Hindu of Printing on short notice and at ,movb reasonable prices "jum.i.jmu A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE OREGON RHIST mtM-mia-JJl.Jar A.. ,, mum. 'V' aXw-