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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1908)
OREGON I, i Vol XXV St :HIeiu, Oregon, January 10, 1908. No. 5. MIST 11 l t Ml 111 IM ."3 t ll ion. 9?' v.ll ('.ramie No. SW. ol Waeveat, a.. Uied III following officer al It lat L.(im.! Wortht Master, W. I. Fullvr- L j overseer, K. O. Hasan ; Lecturer, r V. M. Hoyti rHewar.l, k. r.uw. Kt.ward, I'. II. Lund;CDplN. n. listen : Treasurer, A. I. HwMlj' krrury. B. A. Oaiekeeper, J. A. legle; Cere. Mm. J A. Heegkt; ramo- t, Mnlf. H. UuiJi I'lora, nn. n. . kir;.JA. Hlewwid. Mm. R. Marsae. Are you Interested In go tat L.M.wa like la liave n rOandl wer tiicettdwavent ga light In ywur me wlthimiespens ol plumwug mt gas ling' Tltwwnow punaiwe in every www in lot litis vf kerosene oil n b L. In the cilv, village ot on IM lartu. an- "ladea" iuror, which will 6 v Uut 1 ohtrh will pay (of fmU . Ir month. Can 1 WMtert f mm . nn uuvlt t no mulnCI no mirk m Itn : ekine need be cleaned only I 4....H, .,1 will nut break trow. W vl I f, water, lb clicM ! beat the market, rut Mfiivoi Tj V luimiach. Keamxxi. Ore,, enelu- r. Jo-rph II. l.umlrvi, ol Qiwy. U I'.vl.c. ol Ouincv. aud John g- ' - - - - - fcuutt, ill Cllkini, were St. HcUrai T ....... v. i i,.r on ortlrial iminc isst mwj. h l.k Were Olirlied ! the re it u voters lat Monday. Mr. C. ii V4lUn. of .Yankton, the Btl L i .. 4b fniim uiecinct. LOCAL I tiue hundred csndle power lacan.les- h I I . . ..:i r.Mi f lni.otli litu pmeoi tirus I .iuWb UKkl. Burnet ftt jf fiMcne oil ut. t pktiMt wi n ,, R. liutleii. ticipo. Or., iv K I'" thUtertilonr. J-rrv"ly illl "fry lolertbl I M-rill win I tup .f I iiin.. '.... I I Iripi III 1 I mHiv IcetMt.t, M-fill While ueen cMiwnvu ii ir ctk fn hmi. He h4 irml IWM om hr -ttiflii thicotinly In Ui euld w.oliirr Mini ;un!trtd r t it.l, wtiiclt Imh uiuwl ticwlliiji , mi mnl IrMrtttlty liiilivl l ,nii M li m Ii improe It u tiot4 lUl in lew ' will In lle -fwnlliie lii oflitrinl !V H-i Ciuiil"iCuiit Uiink. ,rnii! White ltwit Tr, i old Ms (tmjU runedy. For wit hy A.J. ItJlHf , lifRflt. .'ttireii rwwfiU n ililiiJii ol two to iii(iit )ciolitiiiii ol Cuiiiinliii:iinty e-k, llw 8trk lf'lllj Ki'l to luiiilyol Joe Kel!p ill nn tiulit Hiumy u Ui hmiiB ol Air. and . lull Ciiiiiief. ii.4 Kiil'.i Kn;!irdn mm vinilia ,iiui. rni'l IrlemU in llie Warrcu H'wiiliijivl ttli torek . u V.'.itn'ii litirini limit I'omjmiiv 1 ii, wjimiiil uievtin); l't Ji.HiirUy, 1,'iv.l. W J. I'lillrrtnn, K, r , l,r- t;. .-.! ,tite'tr .ir tUc vnoiii r, TSic I'lrectorii electcil llie Wliow (i:liccne l'teiilciit. K, V. I.trwni iTlnry, J. I'ulli-rtun; Trvurer, I'. i. tin. I .Ji. J. llurtn. vlrc tirciiiilen. )irqli .r Rite Ckr.ip One D.iylon rontait ii -ile witk tnrutuble, one Rrocetn ;c nilit, one clierne txut and km If, Mly K.iltiiil tmik unit iiiiii, one -n jn ue caiKiy um. Iiiiulre ol I., tt, H iiiili-r, Ore, i.il.ith'.ion id riceniAl Vail tintnip 1 1 ire newt Tbiirmtiiy, mid i f ,j ivtril the, M.inlir olattii' Stiite !): will be present. IiiHlitllntiun l,il;i- pl.u-B in the (ore noon. At lioo'u i' will lie a luncheon tpitiad Uit nil, in On! iiltfriiooi tbere will bti a reg mvi'lutif ii i id prtilmtily a literary pro- ic iiKictliiL' ol tlie Suite Hiirttonlturnl "-.'.y l iVt'u plitoi) in Vortlaltil on tlie i, Mill, nml Kill ol thin inonih. Cul- lil.l ttmlilv fmll irmii.MrM.wj.twlt I1(,M i llnve onlv wliiit is knnwti aim hoiue V 1ll,ri'i" "liouUl attend mill aciuire In- I tlie liet method of growing, linrre t- ! and tliarkltinir. I.llrrulf lli.ra I j uillliona In It." ' " Tmc nomination ol Mr. Cbrl Hchacbal ol ()rKoa City, give moat Intenae aalia- lueliiw iu tbii coruuiunlty Hie I0114 and valuable aenrlcra u the Republican party, tutfetlxr .willi hit well ileiuonrtraled ability an attorney, render klw a jieeuliarly fit recipient lor tbi diatin- (uianad boNor, Mr. Carrie Walter and children have moved tit near Yankton, Ibclr hoaea 4a Ht. Ileliw being orcupleit by Mr. and, Mra, WarrauUukk. w The eooperaga company at Hoaltaw wlllart-wuik on the lflb and tb rock croaber will reeunte )ttt a awn aa the re- .pilra now In )ogr are completed. Tba hu Helen I!ge, Kuigbt ol, PylbliM, bald a public intlallalioo at their ball io tbla city ta.t Tueaday Ming. Tbere aa qulle a targt allew danae and. nrer thing rondorted hi a' crediUble tnaaaer, eepecial pralae being due lite inatolliiig olicer, I'aat ChancelhM liwrie, ol -Aaiar Iwlge ol Anuria. Tbe addraaa by Chance I lir Commander W. U. Powell aa both able and inatructivc. and waa litead to with the cloet at tention Hie banquet which lot lowed waa nniUrr the uiiagenient ol Ir, Harry It. Cllfl aird W. J. Kullerton, two paet iitaatcf at the art ol catering to tbe fml ate, Albigather the aflair well untamed thetepuUtkiaol the outer lor boaptultty Hon, T. T. Oct ha rcaigned hi edit or.hip ol the t'eudleton Tribune in order a aonk the iiontlnaUnn lor Congma la tuia diatrkt on the Rriubllcan ticket in ppaaitUa to thepreaent rncumlacnt, Mr. Mb. 1 We tuuney to loan on approved ml aetata eecutily. wr. 11. powrix lleinne, Oreon ' THeCeanityd roller, which kit la the Biddle aUlu? rowt at the Mock I (arm tM an Ilea emit h ot towo, waa tbe em ml mm awoident which mleht have molted ware aarinnaly. A team belong log to Blake A McFall, ol fortland, and drier by oMaW th'ir employ, bream (rtuhtraed at the toller and as lha night wai aery dark nd atunny. got away Irow tlu-ir lriee, dumping him Into the mod and liteaAaag lite douhle.ree, getting haw (row the eljj run and wa not loond until the oral auiiig. Tle driear bad to hire teaaa to tww lilnrig into Houltoa. A letter fmea F.. K. Ntckateoo, ol Ver n.ima, recWwd too laic lor publication tlii. rck. will ei-pcar in our etcitt lame It 1 well worthy fwrauat by all taxjaiyern. C"luiiili Cal Im tlie il!owing nuiued ol her riiiM-un on Urn ledrrat gniinl jury that will try the Wad fraud Jauieit JUrr. d Claukaaac; An drew King. M. ilelroa; M. Link, wioble ; Uudolpb Kapuler, Yaakton ; Johai Jlerd alii, Warreu, N t'. Mater, Warren. )tntitrr Nrttif Cl ttarlKiur, demtiM, will lie i the hotel in thi itv o Vd irwliy, IH-Veiiilwr l.'rlk.to remain tkmc day. Anyone wlnhlag work in the line ol dciiiwtry will do well to call upon her. Mr. !tcrg-trim. prineipal ol tli pwb-: tic chiol at 8cppnoc, h ttnigned her jiii.mi nnd Mr. I'raiice linmivli ha Wn cIkumI to fill ih poi;Hiu ,hr the rtannindfr ol i1icm:IhoI year. Mr, tirwee '!,' 1 . In.', ako teilgne-l pritwijial at i II. ... Mr I.. V. (io.'.VV.Il l lu ilu In t plute. Jleiaitv Slicrlfl Illnke.lev !muht fix- tucii to the county j.itl (r m lloljtf ta Wciltu-hliiy evening on complaint ol iJc- devtivc Oik ol the Antoriu A loltmitii Kivcr railro.nl. They had tnkrn uliclter in C.eorgc J'unter' Imrn and had lined a uuniher ol railroad tie lor Imt. The toniwny lu lott coiuiderahla In thij way an l there time letit niimuer 01 box car rolilwric. o it i proltahle that vigorou meamire will I tnken. The men arretted do not appear to be ol the common criminal chum, hut ate probably illlpiovlileill WfirkltiKiO'-'ni ho failed to nvc any money during the lmnv araton, and a conneqiicncwaremivv a burden to the community. V. J. Fniim lon li fllfil ii)i the county court til report imcommliMoiitr to the Kluli' J lllr. llomiliuWIUIiil-t tun ciiimtv iiiiii tall:itt " an inlvtiicid position, imd epecUiUy nrgea tha 111 ctw tty nf providing mitynblc litetntur m ( tlng forth the enmity' rfsoutci. Now tlmt Mr. Fnllertim liaa hi Immt In hop h will continue in charge ot til" axhlblt, M hi pntteiperteiiM will prove valuable to hlnwoll and to the county.' Kfry member ol tbe Ht, Uelena-IIoul- ton Commercial Club hoald attend the reception lo b given by the Rainier Caawmerclal Club till (KrhUy) night. TImm who attend may be urc they will be. mad to rod heartily at home Mr. George Mayger, ol Mayger, ha re ported to tlie IMatrict Attorney regarding tbe luaaner In which be (hot Joepk Tay lor laat Sundae night. , Mr. Mayger atalee that he wa ilecping in hi room over the alore. and that at about two o'clock 111 the morning lie wa awakened by aniyterloi uoi and made np hi mid that Uiere wa aotneorvc in the lore below. In tlie room there i a bole alioot Ha 1 2 Inch, cut through the selling directly over the u.lc, Mr. May- geratwMiled "Hey there, what are yon doing In the at. at?" On of the parti aaawered: "Don't he (tared , We won't hurt you." Mayger replied; "Ol courae you won't; but I will hurt you 11 yon doil't get out ol there." He then atepwrd down a itairway leading from hi toou into a crockery room which sn Into tbe (tore, and aw that there waaaomroa in the aurc, and, bearing a n.ilae over tbe celling lie anew mey wcte upaUira in the hall. He then wool bank npttair by a door leading from hi( rwomdnto the hall, apuke lo them and al onre opened lire. When Taylor wa Id: belaid "Don't (boot." Mayger re plied. "Cet out ol here, then" He aaked. "How will I get out?" Mayger Mwd: "Cet out ol tbe window; the way ywugotdn." Tavlor icplied: "We came ua the alaita." Ma veer re ponded. "Cet dMi the atatir then." Taylor (aid, "We will. We were only waiting (or a boat Mavger kept them covered, atepping back abont (our leet into bi room l hey had .to past him lo get down the Uar. The oae that was not crippled ran away, while lb other hobbled aboard the Uiun and went on to Stella, and waa lahan lo the hospital in Portland Moaday .morning. According to Taylor' ttatemcat he and hit partner are working men. aatd, getting Into Mayger late at night ht ardier to catch the boat; mimook the (toee butUlin (or a kxtging hiwae. No duttbt the truth will lx developed in a few dava, Mr. Aadsvw Mjlea, ol Oregon City, bat been viaitiug hi uncle S. A. Miles, this week. Attorney Day anl wile were I'ortland vikttor by the Xialtla on ThurwUy. Horn T tbe wife ol 8. Huntley, ol Deer Ulaud, u January 4th, a ton. Ikirn-To the wile ol P, S. Cooper, ol iicappouae, aw January Uin, a (on. JUDGES AND CLERKS. Th county oouit I111 piiutl the folloiuK loin-rye an jmlgea and clcrkt of vKi'tioii during the enmiing two yai. Jitilgw E. K. Nirlrarwin, J nil ton WN.I,J.r,heeley. Clerkr Will i'ltn g.', 1. Ii. bluan, 1. 1'. Hpeutwr. Arusr Judgn-O. Won.lerly. T. D.Crlnwiek, iV. I itrown. Ulerta B. M. iiowmaii, I. HackenoMV, ! . Ualiien. IIKAVKB FALLS J'ldju John McAdamt, Wiu. Mc Coiiitiu, W Kver. Clerks Chart iui uiuji, lio Morris, VV. M. I.usk. ILATHKAKIC J.V-V. II. Conyer. E. D. TUh I'lior. John A. tlaiT. Clerk (ieo. C. Tii'limioi, 4, II. Colliue, J. M. Hlnck lord. Second Board Judge J. N. Kiro, C. U Omyer. H. KniU. Clerka Karl tVlnley, 1. J. l'op It ,111 Jr., A. W. Illiuktord. UKKK ISLAKU Juilgr CIib MiTiill, M. Fresh, N. f A . Aiuiim ui. Clurks Jtuiinet UauUiiin, r rod Adaiiia, V, h. Clark. Coin.. Ju.l-T. C. Walls, M. Link. . 0. C. Fowler. CI, rk J. NuslMumer, J. U. Kennedy, U. V. Makinster. MAKHMt.ANII Judges Jo. Diion, (Ivo. Frwsinnn, VV. jt. Colvin. Clerks tido. A.Oraliam tico. Jlinc', Mark W. Elliott, KKHAI.KM Judge Frank J. l'etewon, J. A. Van, .lnlitiJ. Hanaer. Clerks 0. II. Free umn, J. U. Al Jrich, A. H. Metlis. OAK IHMNT Jud(jc R. H. Pvue, John Hendrick ami. H. II. Kiim. Clerks Fred Fluhrer, Chits. Itetuu, U. U. Mayger. KAINIIEB Jndgee-J. n. Doan, W. D. Vine, John Dibble. Clerk e I. A. Sclmncuen, W, M. Terry, J. B. K. Bourne. Second Board JiMlffea U H. Thornae, A. B. Taylor. K. M. Kice. Clerk L. K. Oulker, A. L. Clark, rrrd Trow, acArmoM j . Judaea-J.li. Wall, Geo. Grant, W. K. Hleven. Clerk J.D. McKay, A. D. Holaday, Gu Lang. VMIOJI Judnaa F. H. Flaeg.T.B. LoU, Ja. Dart . CU-rka J . W . IJay, W . H . Tow ell. J. It. Godfrey. Second Board Jndewa W. J. Mtillinirrr, L. Tatbell, J. 11. .Unlay, Clnrka U. W. Clark, C. ri. John, 1.. o. taion. waaaxa Jnditew-M. F. I lawn, N. V. Baker, Max here;. Clerks W J. Fullerton, Aloert Freeman, Ijew Davie. RAINIER Mr. tiny I. Ttioina who baa been spending the winter at Newport Beach, California, returned to Rainier lait Mon day evening. Mr. Uao. Moack r., went to Portland a few day ago where ehe eontractexl avarecaaeol ht grippe which detain her l-i the metropiili. Hh i expected home iu a lew dy. Fattier Kerval will celebrate nie next ruiiday morning at 9:30 in Odd Fellow Hall, hundsy achool rlaa will meet Saturday at the netut) hoar nnd place. The various Commercial Club of Col umbia County and prominent boiinea men wilt meet in tbi city on Friday evening of this week, Jan. 10th. Thit meeting ia called for the purpose of dia- ctioing lb general intereeta of tbe whole county, and the beat manner of promoting It welfare.. Purine the course of the evening, it lunch will be aerved by the Ladies Aid ol the M. K church, nnd a general good time U ex pected. Let every member of tbe club be prew-ut on thit evening, Md ahow bv your .r.-.nc tuat you have the In- lret of lac ejiaiuuuity at heart. II you rauiiot ' . t i-re at nine, come at ton, if not at ten o at at cl Tea, but come. Thrr aie jiij hundred and two mem her ol the C-omuiercial Club In thl city and we want to see every member preeeut. The KnlghU of Vythlas, Rainier liodge No. 68, held their regular meet lug and annual roll call laat Satnrduy veniug. Among the dislitmuMied vitiUir were Grand Chaoonllor John M Wall, of Hlll.boro, L. R. 8tiiun, G. K. Ii. 8. of Salem, and Supreme Repreaen tat ire V. M. Cake, of Portland. A fine allowing wa made in attendance, as nearly every seat wasoccupled when the roll wat called. F-acU of the almvo vinitnrpokeat length on subjects In teretting to all Fytliianii, and valuable inlormation disseminated among the Knight present. Third rank work was prfurrucd in the presence ol the higher offlcarf, Whose duty It ia to criticise and correct. It d-veloped, however that there were no criticisms or correction, and that Rainier had otlleers second to n.tlle iu IheSuttti ol Oregon. The good na lured raillery iiidutd in by not only the viaitom but lucal talent a well, kept the merubert in a roar of laughter. Wu Jo not like to imluk-e in puns, but the kiipteme iei ri'.eti.;niu cauiiitty took the citku. riit'in.iitMiu.irtcitc giivv several numbers which were loudly ap plauded, anil although we are a mem ber, wo can safety aay it i the best in tl.c city. The surprise ol the evening cauio when at mmnigtit llio J'vttnan Ladie served a daituy threo course lunch. When tlie ladies found that the Knight were to have a 11 mini roll call, they put their heads together, and tlie result was the tJnest lunch the boys ant down to in many moons. Pylhi amain iu Rainier ha come to stay, and will uiake itsolf felt for good in the com munity. YANKTON ITEMS. Mr. C. It. Itrigga is visiting her daughter in Spokane. Miss F.ille FiUgerald fix-nt the X'Miis vacation at her home iu Amity. The olll.'ers of grange No. oOt were in stalled last Satmulay night by Bro. Fnl letton, ol Warren. Mr. Guy Tarbell of Rainier, spent s few day iu Yankton Inst week. Rev. E. A. Smith, of Portlewd, will preach nt tbe church to-morrow (Salor- dst) evening and Sunday mor. t mt 11 a. m. Tbe W.C. Co. I clearing off i n laat of the bolt timber from the Fieri-.1 lot preparatory to aelllng the land. Swetn' Thinf. Kugene Field ain't a lea red uv anake, or lo It, or bugs, or worms, or mice. An' thing 'at girl are skeercl try I think arc nice. I'm pretty brave, I gue; an' yet bate to go to bed, For, when I'm tucked np warm .111 mag, an' when mv prayer are ash!. Mother tell me "Happy dreamt. take away tbe tight, An' leave me lyin' all alone an' eseut' thing at night! Sometime they're In the corner, ' time they're by the door, Sometime they're all a-standin' a the middle nv tbe floor ; Botnctimes they're a-sittin' down. times they're welkin' round Soaoltlyaad o creepylike th-i acre make a sound! Sometimes they're a black a i: .-. aa' other times they're white But the color ain't no diflercs. wbea you see things at night! Once, when I had licked a feller t had Just moved on our street. An' father sent nxuptobedw tout a bile to eat. I woke np in the dark, an' saw etendin' in a row Alookin at me crow-eyed, ao pi: hinga in. at Oh, my! I was so skeered tba ime I never step' a mite It' almost -alio when I'm U I sre things at night. Lncky thing I ain't a girl, o I'd be skeered to death! Bcin' I'm a boy, I duck my bead ' hoM my breath; An' I am, oh! so sorry I'm a naugt y boy, an' then I promise to be better, sn' I y my prayers (gain! Grau'ma tells me tbst's the only sy to make it right When a teller has been wicked ai 1 sees things at night. An' so, when other naught boy would coax me Into si ., I try to s jusb. the Tempter's ice 'at urges me within An' when tbey' pie for sapper, . cake , 'at's big an uics, I want to but I do not psss my t ite f'r them things twice! No; rnther 'at starvation wipe ru .lowly out o sight Then I should keep a-livin' on an' seem' things at night. Real EaUte Transfer. The entries for the past week MiclndV ingtlie date noon which each lustrav ment was filed for record. Jan. 3 B and H L Cox to W L Martiu, nnd hf int nw qr n. qr sec 8 and m qr sw q and w qr se qr see. 5 4 j Jan. o Bn.iii It I,(ix to J..ii.'i Stols.ui sumo aa aliow 30 209 Jan. 3 A B and H R Dibblee I Jotiu Dibblee W hf Dobbins die quitclaim ' j Jan. 3 J 11 and J A Doan to M H Girt land In 7-2 625 Jan. 31 and C Erickson to B A Johnson land in 31 7-3 600 Jan. 3 N C and"I A Ewing et al to It J fcmng w hf se qr ot no qr sec 25 8-4 ... 1 Jan. 2 Fishhawk Ceuietert A-sn to Caxper Libel lot 21 ec .. Jan. 3-D L aud M 9 Hasen et at to N J Ewiug w hf so qr of n qr sec li) 8-4 Jan. 3 L F and H C Ingalis et ls ! to J nnd C Muckle land iu 15 - 10 Jan. 3 W O Leo to Parker Sten- nick land in Rainier 1 Jan. 3 W W Sohult to B A Rich ardson aw qr of sw qr sec 20 7-2. Jao 3 J W Thurston to Ww It Kyvjr e hf sw qr aud w hf w qr sec 1 US) ..., Jan. 3 J G and B E Watt et ab to w j j-.wtng w nr se qr ot ue qrsec 25 8-5 .7. 11 3f?s:t. (wt Kf Jkniui. " "orax Co., Oak- P 1