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FHE OREGON Ml
Vol. xxv
St. Helens, Oregon, May 15, 1908.
No. 24.
ST
'AIMER victorious
, Close Game on the Local
Diamond laat Sunday.
Second Team Beats
La Center.
.lir I i'-. Iiiue '") lwt Si,
. . .tamlier Irom Htii,
list OKI 1 "
thr (sk lr ' .mniiay. ll
tint It '"I '"' """ ",ur
(lifil .iKlrfrnrt , and then it
metallic a.liaUclloil ol the ui-
1 ot l!ir large crow.l prrarut. for
i ii l it Uir Uki nine tlt year.
Ss llrlma ht i'.'t the b'l time.
s,a.c atartrd ill Kaiuier l Uir
Hie av ihin atatt"! II urciy
t ! bkc mU v-r. They put three
I, ,c j.Utc i that diM.tiuua
laAinii ai.d au.illie-r Ml the accoinl,
ij mi! Si. Itcictia both lime. lti
I (Mill (.leaking th tfuo.e egg f.t
,l tunc Hi I lie third Inning.
,'. thru the a(i tbtnga Ig
V Ujli'f, thr St. I rtr it
,! .!r , t down and the rUtnln
! Ki.ifl abut -out, while hi.
i , n,(t I imir III (lie fifth, twice I"
,:b ai I " I" the awaclllU CatlM,
. not ni" tt. liuKf". The aluttU
. ah,, tat. bra l-'t Kallllcr rolled j
:!w jV.c " a g-tlb'l' ill the acvclilb. j
v Bi ilr il 'iii" l,krie Ml Ihcrighlh.
1 1 l!tr i.it. hrrritiwf-,re aluled, !
s j
! in litr ol Ua.uici i
I lUouh (hi- Hid sad. It "
jamc I bunion. l'-itigU mut Hi
jTT-t (tir 1 V.t I"l Kilmer. AH llie I
..: ) i!'l game. I'd-'
thr btlr l iil thr Wl It Ma. J
Kastllf (
ThuiM.-n '
llaginil..vrr :
I Yi!litis '
Hitiogh
I'm haul
il'V( r-ltai; n ;
N l.iniAi, . . i n, v:.-In the nw ol
Webb vii Cli'tinnraa, inning uiit ul an ut
Irinpt In ,,r,., 11M. .ni jmljjp Mi llriitc,
Ml Ttitnlny la.t, ilrl. thut Ihr o i-lli-(l
"Iwnk liolnlay," v,cic t l t,w r .
Imli.'inl tty, ami tlml IrKul iihh.cm- or
Inuliirw ul unv kiiel triii.Nii lid In any o
llutw lat wuuitl luve 1-cinvnlul un.l
I'lii.ilMK ; Ihnt, ihr iMivrrnur lmviiic the
(Hn tol i1rvtdfiii crrtniil iU linil.iyii
" I"cv' itllilroU (nun tlir
IwiiVt iin.l rlw thr imiru In Hi.mic" "who
inlKht trek ti riilmcr l onltm U, it mu-
niintnl tu tlir hiuip t a Um ,"
tlml thr emu. w rr-i!rl!y hrl.l that
thr IrgiaUtnrrrinilit imt Irjtiilv .-n iin h
law, mul, tlu-rrhiir, Uut II, ' Ipi.hiturf
ciiilhl not lrKll' ilih u'l" ti nt milhurliy
tu the C.uvrrnur ul the Sintr, tlml it wm
ill liii t, uml wii. ui iiiirmlrl by thri'.uv'
Clllof, a liimi ,y In. if l.MllalKill, all
llrni)il t.i (lrri,t ci.)lr (mm Willl
ilinwiriK thru iimut-y litiin the hank or
rnfiifvinx llirir ihnmu t IIilmiIi KjjjI
jitm (m
Ihuinr.ii ht l..r a)r, ,V) x iHi, tirtwrrn
Wir.l'i nil I ('iliimir tl.jiia. I ir f ,'''.
In j. uir ni Aik.I Wirt, S ii;'.
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OUR PORTLAND LETTER
Paved Street Throughout Ore
gon-Klamath, Lake, Har
ney, and Malheur to be
Developed.
(Sj)i-ciul (,'orrc'nilnli'iii-t.)
IVhiTI.ash., Or,, Mhv 1 1 tit. 11)08.
Tim U-imtiful trlin wiuthor that ia
U'liiK I'liJ ij i-J rvi-ry wImth In Oregon it
aullli'li ul i ninki ever' innn, woiimn
mi'l clnlil Incvrr ;villnjr, town und
i-lly, nnl iipou vwry Ihiiii, (rl u though
IhviraviNai tin- hint iliu In ilm wide,
le world In hvn.
Sin-i t vlii am hard inrf.ii'e pnvliig
nf tin' nictriiji .lilnii yn hu I cc ilim II,
ruli-llnoii(hi,tit llm i-ilii'i ami tuwiii of
rit"ii Many luiudri'iht o thoumnda
of duliitiH ill.lw iiivitn in hard cur
lain ueiiiiMiU in Ori'un, oiltnida of
I'.h I liLii.I. and diiring liio iicciit "raeiin
I'orll.ui.l i doliiK more (laving thai) ut
uny time In her hiatory.
The Coua lUiy ! I ur lxr ha juat imiird
V, ,niiiir IMuion nndrr llit nuipivr
o( thr. !i-ttiitiliil Amerira Club. Tim
Ih1 known uoiiiimi ill tha .Suite liavt1
ciiiiirilniii'd (o the lamm and it in a aiic
lioiii every staudKint.
The UH inlwia of the I'ortlalld l!rally
Hoard, en joyed ill iiddilion to a luiat lull
' U lh iiiCiiii;irahlB Coiuinhia, il lull
d ij 'h oiiIiiik at IIoihI Itivir, lft Sill ur
diiy, hem they rn entrrtaimd in a
iihI Kliit ioiia may .
A wi-t ur.-a ,. Khimiith, Ijike, llnr-'
in y, and Mullu'ur roumim, Oompiiaing
ih mi- lliif... thuiiiijinil aclin, ia tt lie
(Ki:t-d for n tJrnieut. Much capital ia
hi'hind the cuti'rpriae and tliia project
iiiuM ol mi i':ty nitriu t enoim mi ai
t. tilioii to that urent poition of Oregon,
whli'h only nw d improved tiiuisHnla
iimii Do'ililirH to inuke in one ol the mo-t
pn tlui-iiye and popular aectioim o th,.
North went. Bud the rapid ni'llli-im III of
Imr .low in a lii, (Uu ul imirr, fr..ll j '"'' 1 tl,e ,,i,,,"6 "e
I h ue full ' ' of drirrinina
tloii lo ii 1 5 S y the tr.i Ir i!h .t
v.oi.-iv u( ilionc Kim'ric, drill
vrtfctal'.ra and Irtitta. t'.ramlc,
till and iHrrti ware, Srcda,
)iint 4tid oil, totor (tadlnr
and Naptha, and I heatti'v ii
In ia'.r your aitii)iiar,
M C. (.HAY.
WA'NTB JD
Youiik men who deai re to earn better talarie and do more
congenial work.
If ahle to read and write and ambitioui to auected.fwe can quali
fy you fur a poaition at mechanical, electrical, a team, civil or
mining engineer, architect, etc., etc.
PARTIAL LIST OF POSITIONS FOR WHICH WE
TRAIN YOU BY MAIL,
Ad Writinir
Show Card Writing
n inoow i riiiiining
HiKikkecping
StrnoL'rardiv
Coiiimcrcial Law
llluatrating
Ornamental Designing
HiKn fainting
Stationary Ivugineering
mccuunicni r.ugineenng
Mechanical iJruftinir
Teaching
Navigation
Sheet Metal Drafting
Electrical Engineering
Klectrical Ligbting
Klectric Railway Work
Teleghone Engiueering
Architecture
Constructing and Bilding
Strnctural Kngineering
Architeetural Drawing
Heating and Ventilating
l'lumhing
Civil Kngineering
Bridge Engineering
Railroad Construction
Surveying
Mining Kngineering
Metallurgy
Cbemiitry
Textile Manufacture! .
French
German .
Spanish
English Branch
Preparations for C.S.ClfU
Service Examination
For Free Booklet, Course of Study, etc., Address
H. HARRIS,
425 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon, representing tkt
International Correspondence Schools of Scraaton, Pa.
li(.vrir - lit N'. in- K
V I a 1 1 M llilrna Turvlar,
rriitatn t"iir di rrtoriiui;
iti'-rraltrr. r.vrr tiling
ItnUutr mo
Mat X', and
oiHT a inoitlh
the drlil.lt
lraiiKnriut on tinrs.
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u '.tu i"
u l li work a si tt 1 Ut . Trt lh en
nine'! !rr. tl'.lii e at S: l!t!rni II tel. On of liul grea'mt nttr.U-tiolis of the
CtU"tir-f..c:U I lul l at 4J,l.t ! - Fiv;l vaerk vtill l tho 60 mile
I .. :,. a. Hi.:! m St lleVn. un Sim.lav i ' l,w "'" atil.Miiul.ile HHvd i-onU-t
et atDC. -I i;i. hv l',.v Srrv.ua ol j " U' iU,tin lU "ft""'"-" "f
l'..,.'"..,l !I ,,c liivi r l to attend. I Him lay, J Ulo--llli. Thin will be the
.1 t.t-
...,.r aj;r.-iJ.iioii ill a .
t iiir ' ,,iv i .'!. o '.' i .1
!t i!,"".'.il isiakr i.i'.;h ..if
ilir rtiiit -.iir t it - t'.i'.'if
11 and (lie St I! I- n tr.on
K'if;m t niriiii! eer bid I on tho facibc
I'im! ; the coins.' lies C ist of this city,
ra. h I ip being I I ind.-a, and t grand-
tllli. I aeallilg 10,( proplu llUS U'l'll
tiiitel in lull view of the xtnrt and
! lii.Hi of II. e races. No machines will
j I'l'alloaed to enter w Inch ure not capable
j . a aper.l ol :!' iiiilrs per h. llr. Three
1 111 itiiti. lift II! .-.Ivor trophy runs ur offer
Coli.iii'.iiCo.nnv Hank, - i,,.,,.), ,,., mi. valued ul one
I J.nnr IS-tkt-r. ot C!atltauir, wuj
-ettargrd la l 'ie the ditri.'l atlcruev l.nt j
' tnevt.n Hit!i;ivi'iglii.r l t;ny I.!ey. j
a 111. nor b.Wer was Ikii.nd over by the
j.i.l it- ol t!iv i.e at Clatakanic un.ler
Ninda ..( f I'H and. a he did not aj je ir
10 ii; i.i 11 h ' b in iMHeii have taren 11 ti 1
: Cvd (' i't" !'' bun
Talk 10 !'.,'
".i.'h t .lata t"
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ul and four at JUKI riii'h. 1 lie -ii.
to. luiiipe w ill lio oiled mid in perfect
udil "ii, tin' roads lt 1 11 tioed to all
. ... apeak' r ..r t'.." i
k! . -. n , Colmiilna 1 1.1ml v leu
aiiitur,. nig Sunday, Mav 1. Mild
unu t.ntil the twenly-mtii, 111-
', lit wilt ,e at S'a;'''-'W and
a mi Ihr Kib, bible the l"lb,
"f HKI. and Cl,i!-!:,in-r Ibe '.Wb
lli.'ie he will jo through (he
i itl Va'.:. v,
St'
Mir. 1. I.
nil!
pr. pi i-1
fie .I'll .
I ('. 1 i'.r - I 1 luttita will 1 in litil
11 I'ii-! it ni 1 S it.irday ol ratdi week
. . 1 . i..,,. ,,. 0. or,.- ! I'oll'l
. ,.. ... 'v tratlicdiiiiuit the hours of the lacm mid
, nil....,;.., ... ... . . . f ,,, ,i,l,..l bv dt'lati biiti'iitft oi the liiiv-on
;. ',..it )h' tiuiu p.iriu iii,niK' 1 . , : , , ., ,, ,
i''! ,' ' . I National liual'd. A Held oppoMtc the
rrp.. -einiiiH ta. lve whool. j (,ljimlht:lm , ,H. ,,st,IV,,1 (r ,
i Sfluiol wair.mli r:di.d at par. j ,,( ,n,v wlu. 111 iv w i!i 10 view the races
i C dmiibit f HV l",,l"!'1(mi'0llU,mb'iles or e.trriaue-, whil
f Warien l.i.iirk was granted peruiis,.'li ! tl.-ptttisU-H i-tulioiied lit dilVerent oilita
i hv Hie toiuity ton'' at its ttfvm st-iou NV j;j ri,p ,,, ,10 ,,ogi'r of the woe, nil
'l.i r!.ai.y,r the hn atioii of the county j n.min.euieitlH to be made on bulletin
to id wtiirl. r iveie llie toil he rceriitlv ! )at,,.
purvbaud,.; I'lrci iiirolti.knii.i iu Th() .i41i,uit Coiimi.'iciiil Club ia
Mr. t). I), tjuick is visiting hi tons
E. K and Warren, this week.
Mrs. J. U. Collins was a St. Helena
visitor Saturday, attending the Eastern
Htar.
Warren, son of Mr. and Mra. F. M.
Thorp, sprained his arm last Saturday
evening by falling from a "teeter" on
which he had becu playing with other
Ixiys.
lor Sale Money Orders, good any
where, low rotes.
Col. Co. Bank.
Next Sunday the local ball team will
play the Rainier nine at Rainier. They
will go dowu the river in the launch
"Triton," and everybody is invited to
go nloug,
Mrs. Theodore Clay, of 1'ortland, was
visiting this week with her sister, Mrs.
Kd. l'.alhtgh, of this place.
The city council met in special session
hist Monday evening and transacted
what busiuess there wus cn hand. They
decided to ojieu Tualatin street for two
blocks north of Columbia. Tbi will
necessitate the moving of a barn or two.
Also the two oak trees 011 the strand
which were killed bv the big fire) here
over three years ago, were ordered cut
down. The street committee authorized
the city recorder to advertise for bids for
the Djiening of the street in front of W.
II. Dillard's residence, which advertise
ment nppcars in this i-aa.uo.
tc.al.4H
;;""' . auullc atitcl. to in ' :r. lo ",t,'r-
!lol SI Helena and llo.illoii. at (rVl iir t., unity road opj.oi.itc the picnic
li''i"'.i u.' 'on r.v.n., a. 1 1 Willi n K, midi Thr change H l made us
'ww:; . ' milt h u ' them .,u a 1
a their eiiveloia-a tlo toil want ? ; , , , t l.iaii on approvetl
iii"iiio ti..e llif .il,
stihlc
1 have luoiiev
j real rlatr itt:curily.
iil't. r a practical cannery 1111111 to 10 ope
laic witn Ho p.nplc of lvoi.cburg in
eitlablmliillg ' frllit canllt'iy.
ABOUT THAT HORSE
The ta-oplc of lhstrict No. " were lie-
i beiotf the boundary board In full force
h-iincf ( harlri St encrr III akea : . 11, 1 v ! ,,.1 Saturday lat.t to inctent the pros au.l
"ihl tup la-twee.i l'orlh.nd utl-t j St. IIei"ui. Orciton ( lllclr nr,,,,,,.,, regarding the
ton Moiidat.. Wedurulav. and j , rMVr. the newly appointed '. .hviaimi of district No. 7. At a meeting
, ih.it 011 tn,c data St. Helens ((tl,y .ij.trict atlori.ey, h:i lieu ntsigu- j ,u. iCRl, voters aome months ago it:
Mn get lo I'orlhind by boat ut 1 1 ,11,.,. r, ., in the coutthou-c, in tm' . ,!ecHicd to erect 11 fo.wn iminung,
tiv hour ..I the day 1.11 the Allier- ! ,., ,. f,giimlly intended Ul the county , 1U1, , sul.Hripu'iil liieeting it was tie-,
'il'la. Spencer, fottrr. or ..inline. ,m,urcr. i oided by 11 vole ol lit to W that thu new
mat ilora'nt suit y.iiieail walk j .. . , v,. in.-r telephone ; huihling MiouLI lie locaien 011 uie sue in
' .rrvier hereafter. Mr. I loan, clecliiciatl . the old one
'"'1 take cither N. l or A, A C.
A uuinber of the patrons of
In a lew vcar. nol 1111.ro than , , c,1.1,,T,.il..,lioneCimipauy, the school, having long distance to
will have the electric road, and i , ,n s. Helens this week, install- i send their children, petit ion lor a division
' llel. uaand Ilotilton will be nub , . '. iLVa.i.e U.oth mid giving the j ol the disttict. Itolh sides were uhly re-
f1 ,f"'! ""l. ; " " ... " :llcr overhauling. Ik (fund presented and the nrgnmctit showed, ut
I, , Tii i.. .. nreltvliad.li.il. and when 1 hast, that the Warren people are cu-
."?."' Mr' M:'rle Mt ! ,,iMK ..... T.I rk ' rons of the line 1 tbuM.is.ic in school meeting. The boun-
r " . V. K . K .lefemhiut, have M.rvi ,m.re satisfactory, d.iry hoartl decided against a division but
I M Iltllll Illtlif ItU'MtiW'ii .
'..T..I . to the extent ol the ! Net week he cxpefta lu visit m, ere,.
paaalained and the degree of Urg-; niiut monk' ' ""c
the ,t of ,heco..,ny. The ; Ho ' c , t- I carry ., rtook '
will . ..1
!"' upon iiicac leaiures in , , , . . ...
Cwtliir anuigiea ...0. '
I HlllStll.fr) von bAUC-
st I. . ... to ...I .. I .....l,.r al.llllf OS HUH Ol
r - .".t .i.uur.iny. .lira iiniuii .B -..---r. .
lured by the .UraMlntr ,,l . A. & 1 from t.M to r-S-M l,,r "
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wteen lloultou and Columbia
II. MOKUl S,
St.llukna.
recoiunieiided the erection of a one room
building in locution lo accomodate the
children of the primary grade who live
at 11 distance from Ibe present school
which uiiiUes it tlillicult if not impossible
for them to ultciid.
We pay Interest on Time Deposits.
Columbia Couutv Bank
Kdit. r Mist:
I'ndcrstatiding that Mr. Harrison
miide the atatoiumit during the primary
cam 1 iiigu that I purchased a bono in
Eastern Oregon and that Cjlumbia
County paid for laid liois. 1 wrote to
ir. Hat fluid of Vt'i nonia, und received
tho following reply:
Vernoiiin, Oregon, Apr. 23, 1'JOS.
K. V. Uwit,
leiir Sir The stuti'iiii'iit
was Hint you were wut to Eastern Ore
gon while In the pay of the county as
Deputy Assessor, ti it. I bought a pony for
w hich the county pnld, tlml tin) county
hail inco paid for the feed and is) still
paving its leed bill. There were present.
beside myself, und heard the statement
V. E. Malmateii, E. Miilliisteu, 0. A.
Mtilmsion, Charles Martin, W. D. Hurt,
Hay Mills ami Kd Scssman. And Mr.
lltinimm further stHted that should be
get tho ollloe of assessor there would at
once bo a pony for sale.
Very truly,
C. L. HatvikU).
The slalenient is false. The horse W is
paid for by iiiysolf nud is my personal
property ; but, nevertheless I have used
it in Held work without any charge to the
county, except for its feed while out.
E. C. Laws,
' Dept. Assessor.
The St Helena Spirit
Last Sunday eveniug after the ball
game, the rough condition of tha ball
grounds which are now in Use, was being
discussed, a St. Helens gentleman men"
tioned the fact that the grounds her ia
town should be put in condition, feaccd,
and a grand sUnd built. There were
only a few people standing around bat
twenty-6ve dollars was promptly sub
scribed toward the purpose by th fol
lowing parties: H. R. Cliff, IS; H.
Morgus, 3; Jack Laffertr. 15; Jack
Black. S; A. J. Deming, 15. No further "
effort has been made to obtain money for '
the purpose, but doubtless inside of a
couple of weeks the games will bsj played
on the diamond here in town.
XoUce
Notice is hereby given, that the City
Council of the city of SL Helens, Oregon,
will receive sealed bids for the purpose
of opening Columbia Street to a width
of Twenty (20) feet, in front of the resi
dence of W. B. Dllard on said street.
Said sealed bids will be received th.
otbee of the City Recorder until Monday
Via.. 1U.I. I.IAO ''
v...ut.., vim, lom, aifUO.
J. Warren Quick,
City Recorder of the city of St. Helens,
Oregon.
Tho straw berry and cream season is
about here. Heal Oregon strawberries
and real Oregon cream. A Combination
that b:uts tho world.
Mrs. Nick Ling worth, formerly Alice
Roosevelt, is to m ike political speeches
on the stump during the coming cam
paign, In favor of tho Republican candi
date for congres'. '
When you ure defeated claim that you
have won u great victory. This is the
administrative policy regarding the bat-
tlwlliju. There is a good deal of the
small buy in most of ns. Springlicld
Republican. '
May, June, July, nnd August are the
months without the r during which
oysters ure supposed to not be eaten.
On this coast, whore there is 110 heated
term, ne pay no attention to this. We
eat oysters whenever we have the price.
MassachuaetU n.3 has a United
State marshal after the desire of Presi
dent Roosevelt, in the person of MaJ.
Murchie, once of the rough riders, who
has been coutiruied by the senate of the
United States.
The last diessage left nothing of either
tho demagogue or the plutocrat, yet
yet neither one of the wretches seems to
know that anything out of the ordinary
has happened. The net result is that
the President struck oft an epigram,
SurvJyrij
iliu 10,000 dautagei.
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