The Oregon mist., May 08, 1908, Image 5

The Oregon Mist
KuUtlhe lWotUee at St. Helens,
Oregon, as second class mail matter.
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Adverti-iug rate made known on applb
atioo I.esal notice 2o cent per lint.
ClKCllT Coi RT OKm'tsM
hotum
G. L. II
A. Mi-lbide litrlet Judge
1Hlg, District Attorney
Coi ntv Orrti'lim
R. S. Hattan, lodge St. Jle'e.
W. A. Harris. Clerk St. Helens
Ms. mi White. Mkt-K He..ni-
Casper Libel. Commissioner.. MtM
II vVest, Commissioner. ...o...S.appo e
ICdwin Ko, Treasurer St. Helens
. T. I.iw, Assessor t. Helens
I. II. .ipcl.nd.Sell.volMlpt... llotiU.n
I-'. 1. 'r'Ktm. Surveyor - Hao n r
II. K. Cliff. Coroner.". SI. Helens
Changes Since 1 896
For more than ten years the Kepubli
can putty has been m charge of nil. de
partments of the government. Tie
people seldom exhibit such steulfa-t
confidence in piny or trust It wiih
entire contr .1 for so long a pei lod. An
other national election is lit hand, ami
it in right that the) slioulJ carefully re
view the manner in which the respon
sibilities have been carried, passing
judgment upon the iniliences and issues
tnat have twen paramount ami the poli
cies that have been adopted. The pre,
i lential election of lrWi hinged upon the
value of the dollar. Should it be scaled
down one-half or niore, or be kept up to
the gold standard, theonly measureuiem
accepted throughout the world ? Should
the debt of the nation be paid in 100
cent dollar or tie adjusted, w ithout the
consent of creditor, to an arbitrary re
duction? The gold standard prevailed
and has been established by the parly
that promised to do it. Such is the
power of example that nearly all the
nations of the earth now recognhe the
uniform standard, and the few nations
that do not are place I at a disadvantage.
All that the Republican party proruisd
in regard to the value of the dollar has
been fulfilled.
Nearly eleven years ago the protective
tariff was icstored by Republican vote.
Another distinct promise was thus
fuly redeemed. The present tariff law,
shaped by such practical economic stu
dents as McKinley ana Iiingley lias been
in force for more than a decade. It is
identified with thecouutry's greatest eia
of prosperity. Its enemies said a return
to protection would destroy our foreign
trade. But the oppoite has happened
Our sales abroad, including manufac
tures, have largely it creased and at this
time the balance of tnule in our favor
is at the highest recorded point. I'm
some unexpected th.ngs have hnppe n J
since that 1H!I, calling for the proof of
the ability to meet emergencies not
looked for. The war wttti Spain Cwir
in 1898 and Was ended before the clo-c
of that year. Its story is Well known to
the people. Within the decade referred
to Hawaii, the I'hilippineg, Porto Rico
and some other islands have been added
to the national territory. We have
looked to Cuba's interests as a ward
while it trim to organize a stable govern
ment oi it own. A Panama zo e ha
been acquired and the interoceanicc:inul
Is moving on rapidly.
An irrigation law has pasted and $10,-
000,000 is going into various law pro
jects to furnish the arid lands with the
To The Voters cf Columbia
County.
I atll required to pav for this mutter at
regular advertising r.ites, ' 1 cannot
give as full an account as t should de
sire I was, in last week's bue, accused
of "ku ivun,' too much." I ilieeriullv
admit it, and think the public cannot
know too much either, so ipiolc the fol
lowing items Unci! from l'uhlic Recouls,
Part of Claim No. ll.'tl, l'age 7a. General
Fund Claim and Warrant Kciister Some
of you may remember that I claimed the
"Assessor's Law" to be unsound, and
pledged mvsetf not to take advantage of
it. The following, in my opinion, con
firms it. Quoted below is one week's
expense items of "Assessor," and a Utile
multiplication will enlighten many. I
shall no doubt antagonize certain cioiis,
but as this is a matter of public Interest,
I believe the public will stand by me.
These items have been O K'd by assessor
and paid (or, and ask the laxpaver care
ful consideration of tame:
UH17
July t. Meat '.'5, meals and horse
feed I '.Hi - IS
" 10 Two meals 80, bed W. one
meal "" 1 l"
" Jl Meals and bed 1. mi meal
MR. HARRISON'S STATE
MENT.
nominee lo
stateinvltt'.i
I 25
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" 11 Meal and horse feed
board and horse feed I US...
' 12 Labor 1, meal '."o. one
meal ami horse leed fa)
" 12 Lodging and horse feed
" Ut Meal and lodging il, meal
25 -
" lo Meal 2.1, meals nt'd horse
feed y 60 .
" 16 Board nnd lodging and
horse feed
' 1(1 I'se of horse
" IiS Lunch and horse feed
T,-tal
ALFRKl) S. HARRISON,
R. 1". I)., Warren, Oregon.
Republican nominee for Assessor.
OUR PORTLAND LETTER
(Special Correspondence'
PokTlakd, Or,, Mav -ittt . UK'rt.
V special delegation leave Cortland
todiy for lloaton, where the National
Retail Grocers Association will convene
next Monday, to invite that Association
to hold its I'.W.I session in Portland. Dr.
J. Whitcomb Hrotijlicr, pistor of the
"White temple," goes to Oklahoma Cby
to attend the Northern Kaptist Conven
tion the middle d this month tlev.
William Hiram 1-oulket will go to Kan
sas
Mr.'AKVet S. H.nris.m. Ibl'i'l'"""'
. ...110) BW. SSOI, p.ll.ll". "
the MM U"" '"'k 11
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he i-i-eno- to .-.ui'i'l'-r
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oiii.el I" iwv f.r this
..lv..iil..liu t.ite. .. I .aiili ti g e
a.caml as I .hould d.-.ire " The
, tlU., Hut M- lb.li-"' "'
mualtselor eomplaint. "'1 !'"' '' i
..nllre bill fi.'tu ln.h H..-e Ueii.s re f
o iiigeid oi.lv cilie '. ,
Mr. ll.uiis.'ii ! claims that ti.f,
;.',, he ha. cull.d Ht.it.- " !
week s . -ens.' it. ins ..f H's.or, and s
little umUlpUiMtl"! will enhghteii
,,.,. Tiie inference s.ems to le
that bv iiinltipivii tf ' 'r' 1,4 ''- ,
! have the Held .-specs s ,.( the j
,es...r, for tills "II eM "'
inclmled cms-H'CS I T ..V.-.al melt nd (
a horse, and, though nil reivipie I f.r In j
seven ct.s.cilUve it m. iepieeiits rx-
pen.liluiet for cms d'-iatle l i" j
period, lie also as "I'ii s u.s hav..
IveenO K'd bv as-es.or and p- d for. !
and l.-k the taxpayers careful .onii-le!
ati .ii ..f same " The ili-ms sie nvrl.lcl
forl-y the peis.ms who furnl-led ii,.m
go--sis he. her wolk orservivei and to
say there is nnvtlii'g t to; g al'Ut ti.isl
lull is hi say the prison leceivillg the I
money entered liUo conspiracy w ''' j
Mr laws to rob the couiiiy, .. ill ! j
other way ion: I Mr l.svs l-e .eilt I ;
the value ol s Cent. i
The horse- referred to in the bill was:
hir.d if Mr. Joseph l.,ivly. Another j
hoist aas hired ..f Mr. M. C i To I
read Mr. Ilalrlson's .tatelllenl sll ;
might infer that the h i"' r.ferte.l to!
whs the one gi which some mention ss j
made llllhe pr.mary csmpaign, hut thst
1 no
Tnu Columbia County
ABSTRACr AND TRUST CO,
TlTLKS KXAMINKD ABSTRACT.iJ
y Non-Rksidknt Taxks Taio J
Rkal Kstatk 4? UhSL J
tif.C li'S
Pre Mo ds
Hailwarn
Cl ck.-rv
Kloiir and f . e I
tlav
Noll ol.S
Caud.es
Sttt' lonei V
I'iiin y ti.
H,
MORGDS
Carries a complete line of ij
Best in
General MtrcUndiit
A S'Afl.vtHlttl t.l I m.i X .
Steamer Iralda
It VII H Mi IIMK.
Jjtifef.
r.Fi K.li.icf I.'!, ir f.- ''''" '"
I l s M ar,.....i-. l-... ll-lsl.s ! .
ieiu""i. ! ''"' ' " ,',
VI., trtliint M II. l Is
Passcnzers asi hi Imill
FOR PORTLAND DAILY ;
ItiRTI.ANn I.AM'INti. V sYM'lt .
STATE BANK?
KAINIER-
RAINltR, ORE.
cai'ital SJS.M
t't '"! istsrsstiB
'"' sa'lng l-.iu, (IJZ
rmK,undr,l sU
March 1 m rWiriMiia-
Colleifhms Mao t)fru W
Ui'et.-iil:
v. I l
HT KUilNING
a otilv a CBiii,.i gii horse an I h
n-al esisieinx.
j The entire hill from srtiuti thre items j
weie se!ectei was fur i-'.-'i .VI and lollowr
j tng are the items together wit1! the name '.
'of th.se lurnisliing the incals. hoiw, j
'horse fi-cd, la!sr, etc., caih bill Umg '
I properly leceiptcd. "It will be sc-n that
j all the charge arc re j-mi.iVe, an-l i Mr. .
Harrison ripecti to pay ucli tttvii.;-
: out ol hi own docket 111 the event ot hi
City to participate In ih.. (i. rl . . . ,. . ,
Assembly of th Presbyterian fl.u.c ,-, . . . , '
county to tint clle. t, wti'.i g.KeJ an I s.- !
'"InBassfi-
Portland will endorse In the In-nriiest
manner the invitation to bcxii'iide I l y
Seattle for the 11X)J conventuui of this
body.
The Commercial Club of Walla Walla,
Washington, has passed resolutions urg
ing the railroad Companies to grant a
one-fare rate f ir the round t ip, t y con
tinuous passage, U.twe.'i points ill iic
terior Washington nnd Oregon and tin.
seaside re-orts of these tao ntales It
understood that the Club aim fuvois a
higher rate when g'npover privileges aie
allowed. The Walla Walla Club las
reiieste, the Commercial Ixjlies i(
Katem Ori-goii, Was liuion and I l,di
as well as the Commercial Club of 1 rt
larid, to pass similar rusoltl'ions. It i,
hoped that favorable action may he
taken by all, ?. the people of the interior
should be given theopportnnity of visit
ing the coast i-sp-ciiilly during the sum
mer months, at the least possib e cost
The Mount Vngvl Coinmer. inl Club is
the latest aililiation with the Oregon
Development l.eane
The !uiilpter Valley Railroad, com
prising a lcng'h of sixty seven uiil,n he
tween linker City an. I Ausiui, Oregon,
runs through the bumpier mining lsll
id is OOD l double 1U Ullli-ag" To-
licient iKndincn:
: June 17 J. If. Coilllls, one nieal
I July lo I., v hc deiin. one meal
iJulv !'. W. I'.irkcr, one uirai
JJulv 4 -T. I'upoiit. twotncaU
: June '' t A II Matlhrw. ..Iieuiral
, May ''--M. C i.rtv. nu lioivo
; June Do--. . II. Matlhewi
, July II Mr. . I'. Mueirj. inea
j an. I ls-.
July 10 l.illu-v'luMe'.tu.taouica!
; and one t-,1
j July lo W. J. Armstrong one meal
j July 1 1 -J. k. iMlias one tnea!
i julv 1 1 K . s-essm in, lals
i May JV -A A. Merrill one meal
; .1 one DO Joe M. Cov one meal.
j July IC-M. J. Powell, har.l and
l.'lging II I horse Ur.l
! July lu-J. A. II ila.lav, live o(
I hor-e
I July Hl-C. II. Ilngg, hiiich an.
, feed ...
July i:i-.S Markwctl, in. a! uii 1
j belgi It . .
(July l"i-Amanda Cheldclin, meals
i horse lee.l
July h!-C II Siths. . ne Hie
.July r.'--A. Ilerkelllehl
I July ID M M, Harvey, u i -al nu t
j horse Iced ...
July ID- John S hcdvin, lodging
! ami holhe fei-'l
, JulyllA ('.ise!lrg. meal ami
feed
Julv 1 1 Mrs. J M 11,11, l.irl and
horse leed
July 0-M J l'ow,-U, mc.il, ,,,l
horsi' lee-l
IP
Columbia Countj i
IkK (Jcncral BwW
Principal CoftssfBSviw
1 tr.i Jai0, ruok. tmUtl, i
Hanover Natu.c.l (tuk, Xn'J
W:M. Ross, PropriJ
XI MM..5!f, 0BX.
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TNI NtW H0:1 V.l.xi V.'.'.-cn' COMPAIt
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J. S Critnc, Portland, Ore. i "" "
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
i 'i
i '-e t t r.( (ttf) HIS tssfwiJl'lT-l
t. !.i' i.-.,t.iu-,l ,,rv .... -.A i m
tUt "tti ( u .rt t'i Iks- friml
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In ihe l lult n ..( bl4M
lit V.Miittf r IVi.mlu,
Alii. U. slit tiAlbtt.
t .
lie,,
I l, ivol Irt.rjaty li '
I
water that wdt own them t the uses of day " 'ty 'W I ere lit of ii,h fr-ighl
agriculture and insure tlmt a part of the this roild conns from the tmib-r,
crops will always beseeure from drouth though it is not g.-n, rally known that;
A pare food law is In force. Our in-! Baker City is a lumber cent -r.;
terestsinthe Pac ific have been looked ! It will lie the fifteenth of May before j
towith vigorotweffectlveness. Itetations I tlie n"w Ty '"'''K "I H"
with Latin America have been utrength- Portland Commercial Club will ! rea.iy
enedbyrnarksof friendly interest. Army for occupancy. The club will formally.
and mjvy shows progrcte. All forms of i "le" qiiartem on June JDlh, the
Xroductiou and industry have been stliu- j anniversiiry of the laying of iiH corner
ulated snd ArU'-ricm wages maititaili'id. "one. The cost of the building nnd Its
The savings of the people are vastly , furnlalilnjr has I ten f .'M,00 "I.
greater han toy were ten yeas ago.! Hot Lake, Oregon, has beceiim one of
Apani-of limited .xcitement occutvd Hie most popular res rts between t)r
last fall, whose cause Is said to have icky Mountains and the 1'aciflc Ocean.
hn l, Vnf .iiinelelir.ellrrnne In earev 1 The lowest attolldaiice for IllallV lllljlllht reai hes lh eonol, ., i ., .,
' J , ti,,,. 1 ' " "' "IS l. ,,
on the immensdy augmented volume of ; ' e hundred and thirty. , spots and the weak spot, ; IM
trade. A temporary loss of confidence ' Last week witnes-ed the riw-t sifce-s-. an. I chest. H..M bv llouli,,i, vi-orr,!""
bad something to do with It. Mouopo- ' ''' nle ' ""rues ever held in Pottlund. Scappoose and Deer Nl.-md ,, h,.ih
Ustic trusts have been made to feel that Breeders and buyers from Washington, j and fl W, Trial bottle free ' "
the power of the people will be used (rK"n. Montana, Idaho.Califoiiiia, and
against them. This sunvoary of what ! Iiritl"1' '-""""'la wera there, with a
the Renuhlicans in nationalcontrol havB 1 '"'wal Bp-' " '""'K of Kaslern Owners.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The
made
ge
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It Ifeaclieil Hie pt
Mr I), lliiiiiplny. , wn, a (
( '..l O.r it I 1. , , l ,.. ... . . .
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idem of il, .A,, ,,jlllily --.. I,.,.,
Co , as welUsnfU.e II me Teleplm,,,.
Co., Of I'lkeCoiimy (),..,), ,, ,f, h
New limeovery. "It s.iven my , '
U lea-t I Ihluk ii k
reach Ihu H.ot-l.!,n v.-iv ,eal ol ,v
cough whu'i evnn tbmg eUe f.,,:,.,!
Pr. King's New li,iov.-jy i '',.,
priaons
estaitt aie
I'sHI! 1a Mi-i ii .i- re
done since 1894 could be much extended,
but the samples given are amply convincing.
The lloniioo.ci
Helen Commercial Chii. i
The average was fD40 each for every , M. C. Cray, ,rilisll' (r,(.
horse sold during one day of the sale. - advertising the rcourcc of V i
Mr. John Uiha, of Vlning, la., says, ! 'ol"'ty. to all who desire to hcwI ta.m (
- - - - i have been selling DeWllt's Kidney nnd j ",e "ast lio im,y couk.,llU.
UeWit's Little Earley Risers aie small, I Hladder Pills for about a year mid they j a"vinK to Oregon, Now is the- tuns: i
rafe, sure and gantle little pills. Hold give better satisfaction than any pill I j Put lI"-"ie I'ampldels where tiny will ,,,
by A. J. Dale:i.ig and Kcappoose Drug ever sold." Sold by A. J. Denting and I lhe ",Jtl- 'J''y will ju,t m imJ.'
Co. Scappose Drug Co. dcm envelope.
was bv s i nldir
in I eitiet..-.! in the eoiintv Court
"t (.'..'riiil,,.i Co 1 1 II I V . MaV ol llregoll, II
the D'.lh ty ol Maii h. A l. I'.Misi up
-o!iir. :i.iiiniiu!ralrn ol the es'.slo !
I Milk P.nn... ,,,e,r, .
Having (..urn. u;.,it
, . . ..
... ii .in,.-, i io ,ie-tu me ame prop-'i-rl
I'-nhi-.l, to nir at my lesi.leiiee iirar
j N a,j,oosc hi .u,l fount v am) Slate, with'
; in t mouth Irom the lirst piihlicatiou
, In rrol
I , , ANN IK I'AVNIi,
A' Immistratin olthe estate ol Prank
j ruyile, rleei-iled,
I 1 'r-' 1'iihlu a';on Mar.-h 27th I'.miH.
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CEO. W. VOCEL
HEAL ESTATE, LOANS,
INVESTMENTS,
CITY AND FAHM PIIOP-EHTY.
Money to J.oini at Iteasoiiablii
Hatci.
Rainier :-: Oregon
,. a m-.lt
AIIMasS tojfti
NOTICE of riRAi sinuKj
Nut he Is hereby givrn by tst
Igned a eseciilor ol IM
James Muckle, Sr. .teccastd, IM
hied In lhe Cnuiitv Court f Wf
Oregon for t'oliiiiihis twintyi"
count ol hi adiiiiiilstnitkis "P";
rttatr. together with ln f"f:
........... i,., .I,.i.,l,i,,,n Itimel..
the lion. It. S. Hattsn, Jutpfl
soiitt. Iim Bpt.iiiled b J
M ,v i mm i oi. nVlork lolw'H
thereof, as the lime, an.llll
ol said court In St. IlriJ. vn;yv
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."vi, l"r i.ie o.o." - uW
aid ai-counl, rcxut Slicl P"
which time and plart MJtJJ:
leresien in ram es.n.e - ''mi
til. eclluti III Willi ig ""uecltf
Hart llu reof. JAMKH "J
Sotlre lo BIMrt
I'lnns and s.clncstloosM
uo.lr In roail I tr Ct " ,J