OREGON MIST
Entered at the IVstomcc at Si. Helena,
Oregon, as second-class uiail .matter.-
IT'S THE CHEESE
A Tiilamook Mammoth, Weigh
ing 356 Pound.
.SSUItD JiVBBV FRUUV By
: K; II. 1I.AC.C.
EDITOR AND 1'KOl'RlKlfORr
SaasCRii'TioN Ratks
One year ,
Six months .
Advertising rates insile k
CAtion. Legal noli1-'"
$1.50
.10
known on applt-
ceuts per line.
ciRCCit coi;rt OFFICERS:
Thomas A. McRkipk. IWstrict Judge
G. L. llRuciE Uistrict Attorney
COCNTY OFFICERS:
V.. S. IlATTAV. Judge,. .....St. Helen
V. A. Hakris. Clerk... ....St. Helens
MARTtX Whtts, JSheritt St. Helens
rspR L.IHHL. Commissioner aiist
TI. Wbst. Comtfi'r Kcappoos
Envn Ross, Treasurer- St. Helens
A. T. Laws, Assessor.... ....St. Helen?
I. II. COPKIANO, School Supt....llou!lou
Frank U. Frescott, Sunr Raiuier
H. R. Cuff. Coroner St. Helens
SEPTEMBER 13.
COLUMBIA'S EXHIBIT.
Mr. W. J. Fullerton i at Salem this
week, arranging Columbia County' ex
hibit for the State Fair, which begins
next Mondav.v From what we have seen
of the grain, grasses, fruits and vege
tables assembled at the court house it ii
going to be a,jrery crediuble showing in
bose lines, though not as complete as it
should be. Lat year the sum of fXC
was appropriated for this purpose. This
year the sum of :XX) is appropriated, the
compensation of the commissioner being
the same, leaving the sum to be expended
upon the exhibit just twice what it was
last year. Clatsop County has appropri
ated 1000 for an exhibit of its resources,
and it is rather hard lines for Sir. Full
erton, with the small sum at bis disposal
to compete with counties so well provid
ed with the sinews of war. Still it would
not surprise o if Columbia was found
to be well up toward the head of the
column. If we do not succeed in at
tracting favorable attention it will cer
tainly not be the fault of ilr. Fullerton,
He has worked hard and unceasingly,
and the compensation allotted him
would hardly pay livery hire fe-r the
traveling he 1ms done in this county. He
will be at Salem two week, and from
personal experieme we know lliey will
be two week of hard work and heavy
expense. No doubt he will feel repaid if
the exhibit proves a am-cese, and it is
not too late lor our people to contribute.
Everyone who can spare the time nr.d
money should attend the State Fair, and
if there I anything worth showing in
Tour neighborhood take it with you, or
if you cannot go, Ben J it by express, ad
dressed to V. J. Fullerton, Columbia
County' Booth, Fair Grounds, Oregon.
Go and s.' the Fair. You will find
every county except Columbia has pam
phlets to distribute eettinj forth the
county's advantage s and inviting capital
isls to inv.'.t here mi l ho ne seeker 10
locate here. CVi'simiiia CUnty will;
have t depend upon Mr. Fullerton 'a :
eloquence. Ho h a g,oJ talker, and. if ,
he can gel the crowd to stand and listen
to him he may persuade souw cf thera
to look do mii thin way; but it weald be
much more convenient if be bad a
handy pamphlet lo give to each impurer.
U the Lewis & Cl.uk Fair itNsjst the
editor of the MIrt over one hundred
(Special Crr RptindetiiV) '"
lViatASn, Or g-m, Sept., flth, V.H)?.
Mvllyithiw O-.-efo.t i growing! The
snano glad news of projrrest n- build
ingi new people comes from many sec-lions.
JkGitat inkiest U lit iniit'sted in the
Oivg in Irrigation Association at Ur.tnt
Pes this weflt.
The 0:vvoh St ,itt Fair at Salem jives
Ktiranoo ot beinjllie best ever neat.
TUeru U a di-ixii ioti here to make
lVrtbind Hay," September 10th, a
greater success from the st,md,Kmt of
attendance than ever before
Secretary Taft'i reception by the Ore
gon t.ve;opuient League iiroae nil
records. Many people went to the Ar
mo! y as early as six o'clock. Ths entire
State wan representel upon the platform
and in the audi aiico by we'd kuuwii Ore
goitians, and ad of them have a better
u'.idottt.m ling of tha rumm Canal
th in ever tefors
The advcrtislm- habit has certainly
truck Orvgjii. Almost every bank,
bnine4 house and factory in l'ortlaud
a id throughout the State tuf distribut
ing leaflets in their correspondence.
The noted K knjiro Ishn, Chief of the
Japanese Bureau of Foreign Commerce,
wai rcce-itly entertained here and took
palm to say lint war between this
countrv and the L'uite I States Ml Im
possible. ' "
IJotli the wh -at and bop crop were
much less iniuiei than was at first re
ported.
A Tillamook cheese is on display here
which weish :VV pounds and tepresonts
the product for or.e day of llH) cows. It
will hi cut and sold at retail for Thanks
giving. The Country CiubA Llveitook Associ
ation havi; b mght a site for their home
:Hid work will begin at once.
Travel is enormous. Manv families
are coming to the State and for many
hours during tha day the ITnun Station
show an activity similar to that witness
el at a g-eat national convention. They
are ticketed throughout the State and
thia travel will continue until the close
of the colonist rates. October 31st,
Portland arti.-ts are to be congratu
laud upon securing better photogmph
oj Secretary Taft than ever taken before,
None of his pictures in the Eastern
papers compare with those printed here
and pictures made here will be used by
the correspondents who accompany the
Secretary from thi3 time forward.
The manufacturer's Record, ol Baki
moie, the leading industrial jiaper ol
the South, devotes twa p.ig'-s t Port
land and ilu orthWtSt ill a recant
isiue. The Satur Jay Evening Post will
discuss the fume subject in its issue of
Saturday, September 21st.
it amounted to ft,70oSl, an tncreitss l
the two tiionlht this year of l.d,..
if thia rale of Jncrease werj nnxlntaiiud
for llv wh'o f ihoaiH.uul revenue
! umKv the 2-cel t litre would lu f 7'.',!UM
g,eftter liuvn bmlertt 3-cent lii ilt, dtu
to th ' uiviitcr nmoiillt of travel induced
by the lo vi r rute. ,
ft . wiy, f coiu-S', le chiimed by the
complin es that the iiinount of travel Is
BiMwiiu t.om year to year and that
there wo'tld have been increasj this
year even under the 3-eent ruto. It nwy
also be s.iid that it is unfair to cuinpare
the revenue for May end June, when
sumnvr travel i) natuinliv heavy, with
two average month of a wh do year,
and that ill comparison should have
b.x'it msde with the two eoire-poinjlng
inonthK of the previous year. Whither
such a comparison would have sh-iwn
to the a IvanlHga or disadvantage of the
eoiupauic the statement does not dis
close, i
This much is apparent from the fig
urea, however, mat a scent rate m
Mintiesjta is not oppressive or con-Hscatorr.
Poisibly thera would not be the same
results in states more sparsely settlea
than Minnesota, and the fact that tt
2 cent rate may be fair thore would not
make it so in all other states.
Just a Joke.
When Governor Chmbjrl.iin took his
seat for the first term, among UU firs'
aucounc. -incuts was fiat the whipping
post at ih ! Oregon Ft nit nthry had
ben alolishei by his direct-on, and
that this ry.l: of ancient arbirism was
no longer to be tolerat" i in thi s stite
the press throuaho it tile stat published
tiie Governor's sttti-mcnt in fliriiiji
h ailines an! the Governor was the re
le.'ipieut of mtch praUn. Other prison
refoiius were announce 1 and (:0 n ii.for-
mation furnislted the public by the Gw
einor a thorough house cl--an!n; a 10
t-ke place at the Slate Prison.
Xuw coinss the undenied report cf
prisoner being stripped to the whipping
nost and 11 icze I. This doernot coincide
uoiiars, pain out or tits on pocket, to H j,h the previous stateniet.t th u t'i
distribute a 3,0i edition of the Mist.
At the lat State Fair the Hainier Min
eral Soap people and Portland adver
tisers paid for the literature; but Mr.
Follerton, not being a news j aper man,
could not nse fuch uic-ius of adverti-ing
the Cjimfy. L-t us hope that the time
will come when the Count v Commission
ers will 1 e broad ti O'igh to understand
there is a difference- beuven a ani,t
(stand ftiiJ a gn at comity, mid that a
wise expenditure of fund to in luce im
migration is due ol the greiit.st econo
mies thejr can practice.
It U an 111 will that b oas noVvly
gixl, and it realiy Ixks as .ho i.h th -wind
was blowing in t ,e dir-.-c:iu:i ol
this country most of thu time. Jos', nt
the moment when we eaiiitt i t the Con
clusion that the wheal i:ro, w.isgoinij t
bu about the nvera2 and woohl fetch
the avei'Hge price, comes the r port of
frost damage in Canada which soili
grain prices in this co-itm y up wit a
rush. There ha bieu'such n sucr: Kji-ii
of rccorddireakiu crops in ibis c m i'iy
that it looks as though Vfj wi-ic ih.it', for
a reversal. The green fly did won't d im
ate it is true, i'f t'je souther i centr l
states this spring, but tha recent report
of the Department of Agricultiir-j show
that t'ie crop li w II up lo t'.js! avcrag
none the less. iNoff comes the report
that unseasonable weather is l.kely to
seriously hurt the Canadian crop of the
great north west, and here wo ore again
withiigiod ciop and liih price. Of
course, wo in :0 tj for Cinadi, but
lifter all, it is very huiiian iihil .wophy
that "don't care what happens, jn.it o it
don't haiipen to i s."
w hipping Kt has been alo!idied. Is
'o I'm as if tiift Governor's iirefs aenl
h id created a littl j "inte l news '
The exc.s! t.ff -red by tb prison nuthori
ties was that the priso er bail tried t
t..... :ri.,. ..a.:
not been "ah dished" the mere fa t thai
a pr'so-icr had attempted to pail hi
fr-edom wouldn't be a legitimate ex-
u h rsuch li ii'iti tri ht-nent. It ilo
not sr-em tiiat 40 la lies on the bare bai l
wo ild c !ie ai ircreafed dtH're on the
plirt of the p'inis .ed prisoner to remain
It is thy duty of the prison officials to see
that tin inmates of tho iu.-ti.iition do
no: ewflpe, and the mate at a co'.ishler
ahh- cxp wm has furnishel the means of
coiifiiiiiiiieiit mi l it is un !cvt I thai
wh"il a iiroti ;r is dent to tim Stall
IViJ ;i t est Ih" in in lati-s of th'j law
-hall b? (O.nplied with, -ut the la v d
not imply that when a pii o ier ehow
byliis cunning ways or ability to outwit
the keeper tha'. t-.ey Imve outclassed the
iiiilho itii;', tint they i-liall b?j beaten by
a ii s e f :i en ar ne l with the la v ai d
a n ii - t -died whip. It may he that (j V
Kief Ch.imhurlaiu's prison rofoinif
were only campaign j ikes.
We have never seen anything to
equal the Oregon . Journal's magiizino
supplement to its anniversary 'edition, j
From every and)o!nt it seems to us
to be the greatest achievement of news
paper enterprise in tho way of adver
ting and building up the resources of
a greut state. No section has been ne
glected, though, as is natural, particu
lar attention h) paid t? the metropolis.
If-there is any lingering impression
anywhere that Oregon Is in the crude
and raw slate, the receipt of this mag-
Two-Cent Rate Increase Travel
If the vaiious states her. a 2 cent-
rate law has bee i eiiuetcd iiir ka nt good
a showing a3 in claimed for Minnesota
he railroads ought not ti complain if
they aro foreid to adhere to the new
.1' h dules.
In Minnesota tuitt ore p ndiiig insti
tuted by ,t ck holders of roads operated
iu jhut siale flgid'.Ht the attorney gen
ernl una the railroa1 commnsHion to en
join the enforcement of the 2 cent-pass-
cncr-rutti hiw, and the Htate oflicials
h,vo prepare ! a i-Internet) t t) he used
hen the cate ioiip s oa for hearing by
which th'-y will uiidert;k-' to prov,; that
not oi. ly It iho reduced ratu not oipress
ive arid confi-ca'ory, but that til!) roads
ure actually deriving u Incn ased reve
nue under it.
Figures have been compiled from the
bnoks of"tlm companies showl.ig that for
My and June, this year, since the new
into went Into clfcct, thu passenger revc-iamt.lji,.Miiiui.aulA-lias,
hcea IU'U..8flU,
KIST
(Too late for last week)
Mr. J. Heuiphil, the lire warden, who
was stationed at this place left on Thurs
day Aug. 20, to enter on his third year
at Stanford Cniversity. Mr. Hemphil it
a young man of great promise, and made
many friends in the Valley.
Mills and Throofi started up their
thresher last week and are doing some
gul work. Bergerson, Iallas & Co
started their thresher the first of this
wfiiik.
Mr. John Lockhart, an sgeut for the
Washington Life Insurance Co, was
through tha valley list week. Nehalem
is not sickly enough though, for such as
that. Anything that smacks of funeral
is no go here.
Mr. . North and soa started theit
shingle mill Monday.
Herman Sehnlmerlc and party are
out here for their annual outing.
The ra'n last Sunday caught lots of
grain out in the shock, and some that
was not cut.
The Nehaleiu Hose Company was or-
irsuhxd recently at Vernonia and the
following officers elected. Pres. Charles
Bergerson; Sec. J. K. Dallas; Treat. M.
M Harvey ; T. B. Deiislow, Ntls Peter
son a ah J ill n Wallace were elected as
Board cf Mioagers. They will hold
their auruil meeting at rittsbtirg the
first Mmilay in eac'i jear.
Min Grftra.le Weed returneJ from
her trip out side the first of this week.
She attend .'d teacher's examination at
St. Hele isanJ then made a trip to Port
land. Wh'd j there she picked out a new
organ f - tiie Beaver Sunday schoal and
had it sh'pp -d to Buxton.
Frank lintledge, a telegraph orierator
of Poithin t, is visiting his father-in-law
J. H. Tark, this week while the strike
Is on.
John DalliS ent to Hil!b)ro Tues
day to purchase a new Biin waon!
Miss Elli i Galbreath was e-smp -11 d to
give n a h t iciio d oti account of n third
attack of nb'C -ss in lur ear. M;.s (ler
truda Weed is te. c'lin; in h 'l' place and
will finis'i the ecoo d.
Saperin'en lent M. C. Case visited our
schojl Monday .
BlackwoU't Safe. Cracked.
Thieve bl"k hdo the nloon of J. A.
IUackwe',1 at Scnppeow wins tin e last
Thursday night or early Friday morning
and seemed 100 la coin and som mer
chandise. The money wis kept iu a
tuiull sate, which was ntVih'd fM
saloon to a so.duded several hun
dred yards dbt mt and blown up by th
.. .,i .,m.i uti-omf exnlosiv.. The ex-
l,,.!.ni iMiiinh'telv wiecked the Wl'e-
addition to the coin, tha thieves took
several paycheck is"iial by the Chap
man Lumbel'Compaiiv.
After the robbery the thieves escaped
bv riding away una tricycle belonging t
section foreman Burton.. Seveial per-
tons beard the noini ol the explosion.
but do not know the dlivetloh taken
thetlwdmi marauders, but the .opinion
of Mr. Black well l .that they went to
Portland.
WAJUiKX
Mr. W. O. Allen visitd bll daughter
Mm. Lew Davie last rrnlay ana mwi-
ilay. He has a poiitto.! on the tit. Joints
pollen foiee.
M. K. Sunday ScIi hiI lud ft very en
joyable time at their picnic In the rull
ertoii Grove last Monday. Sports con
sisted of base ball and racen 1 lie bible
groaned under tho load of good thtin;
furnished by the ladua.
, Mrs. N. F. B iker and family returned
irom the hop fields on Tuesday last.
We are glad to learn that Elmer Dun
can la recovering from the accident at
the mill at Bachelor Flat.
Thoboyscliiirivaried Homy Ursen Sr,
the other night, but were a little t'.o
previous,
Martha Kversaul died at Warren, Se
tembcr3id. Aged 21 yeans, 7 linntbs
and 10 da; s. Cause of her death was
cam sumption. She was buried (im the
M. E. church on September 4th. K v.
Lc levies conducted the service, tak
ing (or his text Job 10 25, "For I know
that my Redeemer liveth."
Death, thy sting h gone foiever,
He who deigned for me to die,
Lives the baiidi of death to a.-Vrr,
He shall raise me with the jut.
Jesus is my hope and trut.
c,uii or Tiu.saH.
Mr. Elmer Kversaul wishes to thank
friends, especially tiie Woodmen of the
World, for their kindly' assistance at
the death and burial of his ist r Mar
tha Jane- !"veritlll.
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.Scatter the germs of the beautiful ;
By the wayside let them fall,
That a rose may spring by the cottage
gate,
And the vine on the garden wall.
Cover the rough and the rude of earth
With a veil of leaves and flow ers,
And mark with the opennig bud and cup
The march of the summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the holy shrine of homo;
Let the pure, and the fair, and the
graceful there.
In their loveliest luster come.
Leave uota trace of deformity
In the temple of the heart,
Hut gather about its hearth the gems
Of nature and ol art
Scatter the germs of Jje beautiful
In the depths of this human soul;
They shall bud and blossom, and
thee fruit, f
While the endless agct roll.
Plant with the flowers of charity
The portals of the tomb,
And the fair and tha pure about tby path
In paradise shall bloom.
Emily Austin in Leslie's Weekly.
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STEAMER AMERICA BURNS.
The Boat end Dart & Muckle't
Wharf and Warehouse
Destroyed.
Last Saturday morning at about four
o'clock fire broke out on the Steamer
America, lviiift at Muckle Bros, wharf.
The lire started in the' firehole of tha
host and it is thought was caused by an
explosion of gas blowing oil nut of, the
fire box, One of the boji slecpiiu on
the boat hul to swim ashore to escape
and all of them had to hurry in order to
get away from the flames. The blaze
soon went to the wharf and warehouse
and the hitter was a total loss. When
the fire department arrived on (he scene
it looked as though the store wat doomed
also, but by hard work this wat saved,
though it was on fire two or three timet.
The loss on the boat was about o,0(K), as
this great offer.
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Charles H. Fleck,' plaintiff j SI MIIOVS
Vera V. Khtik. defei.dan. j J'' 'Xr.tfl.vi;:;
lo Vera t. Hm-k, defendant, '''o Jiooie, I'lniiniil
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g THE MUOKLE BTOKE
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and iiwer the eomid iiiit of tl, plaint.
itY iu the above entitled unit on ona-fore
the twctity-eihlh day of t-'eptendii r,
1!;07, or judgment and ileerco fur a.ini
of nil inower thereof will lie taken
(iaiimt you In accordance with the
prayer of the complaint. Tho pmp.t.u
of tliis suit Ih to obtain a 'leered of nbo
Into divorce in favor of Ihe plaintiff
ufiilust the ilefembii.t,
Tim date of the order of publlnition
of this summons is Aiijiiint l llh 1IIH7 iiiel
the date of the llrnt publication thereof
Is Augnit HI, 11.07.
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