The Oregon mist., December 25, 1908, Image 1

THE OREGON
MIST
ol. XXVIU
St Helens, Oregon, Dec 25, 1908.
No. 4.
he
LOCAL a
It SltSVICK Al'" morrow St-
L) nliihi. all Northern I'aclfic lulu
I wIlliOlHwtt from mi iiouie rori
I run and the tiaiTie. I"!"" I'orlUinl
Kr.tlle HI handled in the newly
plcted North Hank rtJ. Ilia also
,1 (h( (he A. U. os nui leei
lied ill futttni( on any additional
1,1 r tunutr Iraln. to thai tli
Lnurr service will b restricted to two
L daily each way. ami there will be
Hiiaritcr A k a kitki -Two ri et have
been made by HI trifl White in the I.I v
Inga'niic niiirilrr re at C'.oMe, On ol
thrill, Hoy Malmie, a boy IN year old,
m firt arretted iu uplcloii unci
having aome knowledge about the mur
der which would eiulile the oltlreri to
run ilowin the iimrilrrer. lie it Mill be
iii lii-lil hut the infiirtimlion tf allied
lnmi hint ha i-jr m t y been very
lln-nrr Mr Zrigler, nil nld nullum
whit lm Ix-rn runnliiK a rooming liuuw
at (ioble, lute alio Wi n arretted and it
tl UK held an accomplice in the uuir-
drr il l.ivlngtont. hhn it (17 vemtold
Mr. A. H. lluttcr ficltl, tlie well known
jeweler, it one ol the Portland butiiiCH
men who hat faith in Columbia County
at an apple-growing section. About two
years ago Mr. liuttcrficld purchated
the Hunter donaliou claim, near Deer
Itland, including an old and neglected
orchard, tie built a beautiful bungalow
(or a tumnier home, and put in charge
Mr V. C. King, had the orchard
trimmed up and Mr, King sprayed and
triiuiiiid the tree. This year they are
producing fine, wboleoine, fruit and Mr.
Uutterfield hat let the contract for clear
ing ten more acret, which he will put In
two freight tralna weekly. Freight
Lrr.t Friday will ha received Hit neat
vy, or lour daya (run Porlland to
kHnn. Tbat prmy now, m we
r i -.1... .......a .1.... t.u
M the oi win i."mvi wf
s ... . -. i i tat 1 1-!....
t- will ntvt m '"i
K on (b river, can get ('eight the
day It I ordered and the Anirr-
ml Iralda net Into I'm (land orr an
ir ahrad l (he train. Now thai we
a good walk belween (he two town
ltll ! eaay hr (he Houlton w...le to
rh the IrahU which Irate line at len
llitm to eight every morning and
vrt Portland on llw rr(urn (rip a( 2 .
)Wd Wilder, a bachelor. hu lived
bimcl( in (he Aplarv co.iiiKy back of
utrr, lor a( aia yer, wa min
ted (ii the Intane asylum by Judge
I l.t Monday and taken li Nilem on
hrt train. He Imagine hi bona
n ler con.unt ImmWduieiK by phy-
ilaut wh are hoollng mc.liilne a(
im and in order lo lnd (hem oil he
t t.ited (he buildnig lull "I purlliolr
IMt-r, prrvlou (o Wt.miug inwne,
,i a very InduKriou man. and had a
of alut ninrly a r. on wiikii ue
1 nude coni'teriie iniprovenieni.
kr rrt wa wade by Jnine lee anl
f .1.1. I
l Sutton, martnai oi naiuiri y
ly lirrill,
Mr, J. W. Imj- vi'lted l'ortiand on
loiioav in''.
V. II nd U'allrr Kyv-r, acvuiupanied
L r L'oiivct of C'l.iS.kainc, wrrp
kuitv wit vli'ilor- li.t M Uv I r lc
,i.M- -.1 wttlng up (he fat I (Heir
ithcr, C.core K'
T ,e m. anrr Velio ( e, ol ilw M.-
.rmick CnJty liiie.ca-ae p If "" ;
....... t.. ft.m.t witli tome tinitxrr v'' h1"
.... i I I M t
k. in II Me Hl ie a mu i
r .. n.
I.rwit Ulvt-r ti- l r V. .iiiormi mi
fc;.nity I NH'.IH'd l.rl.
( ii. roil Si i;-.Vn)oii l hi"K t"
t.iifli' r lirti o or ii.w. i;ivii.K
in mI. .ill do ! ' 'I'""' "' J' "
iiNaiin. "ii :l Wut.'i-m ti .
I..I- Ir.iln SI. Il-'t"-- ' b.
l imra f.ir !.
Mr, Maa Cr.inli'l an I hi ii.itn!
ii.i.lied (he work t,l ri'li t.ieii.
and formrrlr jived at link r City, where ! applet, and expect to deinonttruie (hit
h kept a notonou ieor. She adiuitt hit faith it well fonuded.
that during her itav at (Mile the bail Mr. W. J. I'ullerton, ol Warren, wat
bien running a ' blind pig" where the ! n our a.rcen thi week.
ditordeily element wat in the habit of j M , ( Sea.ide. but
l tie iwy came to
procuring liquor.
I Mr. M
: (mmi-rlv .( llciiilion. wj in town on
8,nNaml-o ata tailor on the badle.hip s,lurUvU,, .tending (o the final tetde-
iI...iu,i.... ...:i .u "'-!gl(.olD,b(nlltel)Mn. K. B Utile.
lion, me nuiuorme. i.tl uite emu-: , M,,,..h .,lc w., ... IIlini,trH(rix.
.let l.rl. the K'Hiy i"y- ' ... , rii . ,he
r-Mr Nelmm l'ii.rkneyl., . h ,f , ,re ,
i l"t( a purn rouialinlig a coo, i'i
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ihii ill x ii 'ii lam riini'iif iwiw., .i
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IHl.1,14 11V uo itit IB lino .1 iw.l l.l t,u Hi. mnnll rolirl t
taipavcr of Columbia County you Can
' ""; not afford to be without it. Every bill
liiwiul . , .... - .,, ,, nl.i.irl1
it-w, ii I will lie p.ii I
thia ..fllce or to C. II.
f.ir itt return to
liglitli At IK-tn
If ynuarc not uaing our Kov
al i 'luba'id other high grade
good ou houM Ix-k'hi at
oiiie. There are none U-ttrr;
ard reuienilier, voiir money
back f giMxU are tu t at rep
reie'ited.
Hiivo jut got in n f rli and
large variety. Mnple run.
dually pure Aim ui.iplB
ml rx'k candy blend, w Inch
it the Mine a I un ill j -old
lor pure maple.
I'ec.ick Flour. Ak tlioc
who bnve uk-i! it. It't the
lir.t flour ever rolil in St.
Ilcli-m ll ou chII for a
poll ml e give you nixtren
mime Help u lo give
you (he !( jHmib'e tcrvice
iV rrMirling any error or
f.lllltV goOl.
M. '. U , Si. Helena, Ore,
I
b( tliH co
Mill rcK
county o tlccrt U! NUui'lay nn
lli cuiinty c iiut at me
St, lleh-ii i-eiig. r (or I'ordan I on
he linl.la 1 nt M i"d iv were: Mia Nel
ie t.ii. 1 h 'll e Law, Hoy Ul, Mr.
C Matr.u. Hcruice Maiten, Ada
l.uiu George, l ranK George,
I.M-kwo-d, Margnrcl li. r.
i'i..,iU itk n. vYatliinglon aiucaie,
flu. M i. k Mr Jo. Clark, Mr.
twin, Mr. Ii H. I'UgK and Frank
C'o'.um'ii Counly'aahar.'ol ihe Slnle
uc. (hi yc.r will be fUil.'.l. all in-
Jt.VJft 0er ial year,
i, now in debt aboul I I5.WW.
ottiiw I" 'e bt lU.it romeo! (lie lrge
proierly o vio- a hive holed or rcfue.l
Itic r aenuienii '".
nation ha It"! coniderably
ercisc
Colli IV
io py
port lo
ui'.i.iry Icrm.
Mi.All.cUiis :! "n"!ie..
Kurueil !.' .i-'. C.-e iUi .liiv rfm ul
tUy nigln, nnd wi.l remain oiiri..K
holiday v.iCilioil
iKTi( "f UiiiJt Mw.;;iK-o.
M.ivgcr, win al ' ti.ue epre-enl-d
Cliiuibu foiiotv in IheSUte l.egi.la
lute and (or m my en, In col.iicclion
with hihrolher, car led on an catenae
ner.il inerotinudi.! liui'K' n.
ii ioi'ttv va
reduced, il ieiected there will I aouie
levy ft-r llie coming
in the 1 1
which will c urn Ic at Hit January
emit.
l'.,r pri.'eto'i lt: owned by Mn. T)
Wic Aic.-. au.l ui) 11 cull on or write J,
: II wrd of ira.ie, roiunno.
I U l in every (wo week
St.
II G i liri-v.
I will h-' i I
on Si'ind.iy.
II,. llie.'U will
the lipU-opil Church net Sunday, com-
in ui'.i'K l
nl.
conduct ervice in
A'.l are lorilmity in
In the Mitl lleing the onicial pajwr we
I prinl tiling auch a the tenil annual
! financial tatemeiit which no other
piier print. Ho Vou read the Weekly
Oregonlan or the Semi-Weekly Jo irnnl?
The Mitt with either of Ihcte unlil Jan
Ul, 1IKJ, for 1 1 M I18' yar- T1,i' is
the be( clubbing offer ever mad .
The Mit and Weekly Oregonian for
l 50 per year until Jan. 1. HM
The Miit aud Semi-Weekly Journal
$,.M year until Jan. J, llWb
Mi Lulu George doted her schuol at
Quincy lt Friday and will enjoy a (wo
weck' holiday a( home in St. Helen.
Mokk Hootu.iMiSM-Duriiig last
week aouie partu unauown entered the
Wet!ey.in Mclhoditl church in thi city,
overturned (he ( ive, toc down Hi"! pipe
and gcat(er; I the aoot aliout the room,
emptie I the uil oil out of the lamp and
filled theiu w.th water. Tlie d imaue
wat discovered when (he We-leyin
ojieued (he church (o hold service las(
Friday niglK. It wa probably (he work
of youngster who considered i( a smar(
Irick and do not iindcistnnd the gruvity
of (he offense and (he puni.hiucut Ihey
might receive, l or llieir own good (hey
will do well (o nuil (heir lioodlumiMU.
Mr. It. II. dill and daughter re
turned lait Thursday Iroui a five months'
visit at Si I lev, N - S'uth Wales. The
doclornndlCenn.fi met them n( Van
couver. Mr. Clill rcr( liavmg had a
:-ty enjit ihle visit to her olil Home.
SraaVKi) AwAV-l r uu my premise at
Scappoose, a lull bl wd Durham bull,
aged one and one ha I year, solid red
a r,.r,l will bu Haul lor hi re
turn or information hading lo his re
covery. Ot.K Boiimas, Sciippoosc.
Where would such club meet? We aie
informed thut Mr. S. P. I ong, ol Houl
lon would reutlhi hull lor such a pur
pose at a reasonable rate. The hall is
l.n.M Hl.,1 till riilitllM beine hik'h. would
make an excellent gymnasium.
Takhn Up A', red uud white rpolled
tr ulKiiit 1! venrs old. Owner cuu
have the auinc by paying charges.
Oi.c Hon man. Scappoo.-e
Cleanliness, fairness, and lll weigh!
at Ocoigc's niciit niurket.
.I....I ... C.ril . id o:i Moil l-iy tal ! c""
i ii-o i' .i iv
c. r of the (.niiiicli. I . - -
- " , -ai . i 1
Ajax ateel I mnge
Power s
t
A $36 Value
Special J2775
Dy Fer the BestRange on
the" Market for the Price
ti Ai.iv Plctl Kiii ce Is a model of
.i...i.liiiiv Tim wnlis ii"' n d
rb.ii ,1m. mid In in - iikIm slow Is liM'd
aa an Ititi-r-liiiinini! to prevent bet
radint'oii. Tin se wiills nr rovin il
with bine pln(ilfhel aie't mai win
not iiis-t. ihip, pol or linn white
lion hrnti d. Tlie Ajax Steel Hniire
1h inailp to (tiit the lionwwih?, I'd
every new iniprovcnient li been
ili. tigbt nut, nd each i ew fcalive
KprHCtieal. The Ajn Steel lUnge
has every new feiitnie, every im
provuneiit el the 1IH style. It has
a six-hide top, a sixteen-imh oven,
I ii Hi o Blr.nl warndiift cIofoi, nnd Is
benutliiilly nickel liinimed.
10 Year Guarantee
POWER'S
Furniture Co.
FIRST & TAYLOR
Portland, Oregon.
Mr. Dana Sleetb, eon ol our local M.
R. pi. lor and editor of the Portland
Dally Newt, has been indicted tor crimi
nal li'iul. That is probably Just what he
wante I, at it will focus public attention
upon '.'it good work he it doing.
Dk ;."8IT Dr. katnbo will be in St.
Helen', at the St. Helen! Hotel Friday
and Siturday of each week, prepared lo
do all Undi of dental work.
Mr. ind Mr J. A. Beegle and daugh
ter I, mra ol Warren were St. Helen
visitor Saturday.
Mr. Howard, the accomodating clerk
at Pc-ry & (jrab tui't, who has been (or
tome lime in Southern California on ac
count of bit wife't health, bat returned
to Houlton. Mrs. Howard w ill stay in
the 8 J Uh until shortly alter the fir ft of
thaye-.r. ,
Mr. and Mra. A. II. Matthews were
Portland visitor on Saturduy lat.
Mr. Win. Roas and daughter, Mr. A.
t. Stone, tpentSaturdaylatt in Pordand.
Dou'l forget the JK. o(,l P dance at
the Acme Hall tonight, Dec. 26.
W. B. Dillard and ton Waldon vi.ited
(be uielropolison Saturday laat.
M as Dorothy Prescotl returned home
last Friday from school at Monmotuh
Normal, and will remain du ing the holi
days
Mr. C. C. Ma-t'-n wat teriousiy In
j u red by slipping on the froitol tiet of a
trestle on hi logging road. He struck
violently o i the nide of hi (ace, render
ing him temporarily uncon-cions and
causing two severe bruises.
Masonic Ri.kction St Helens Iodge
No 32, A. F. and A. M., held its annual
election of officers last Saturday evening.
Tbote chosen were; C. II. John, W. M.t
Edwin Rons. S. W.; J. W. Quick, J. W.;
F. K. Quick. W. S. ; James Dart. W. T.
Installation followed and after adjourn
ment a substantial lunch wat p.eail.
There were a quite a number of visitors
present from o(her l.!g-s and all appear
ed (o be having a good (ime.
Mr. John Philip returned home Wed
nesday morning from a (our weeks visli
io his old home in Blue Hill, Maine, on
the shore of Union Bay, near the famous
milliner nrsort, Bar Harbor. Mr. Philip
will have a truly Merry Christmas this
vrar, for he brings with hi n bis uifeand
daughter. Duiing bis trip to the Eat
Mr. Philip acted as a volunteer immi
gration agent (or Columbia County. Ue
(ound the field ripe far tlie work, and
talked to many who promised a visit to
Columbia County bel re selecting their
heme in the West. He n-as, ol course,
huuipcn-d by n t having any literature
descriptive of the comity.
Ril.ll. KSTATH bought and told on
commission.
Wm M. Ross
For Sale A new two story house with
(our choice lots. Coiner site, city water,
ftOO. Time if wanted.
Wm. M. Ross.
Voiers ol school district No. 2, at their
meeting hist Monday night, levied a
special tax ol three mill, which will
rai-e about $2,000. Tlie district is in
ilebtiilKint ftl.tUO, over fci.OOO of which is
for bonds issued for the school building.
These bonds tun (or twenty years and
draw (02.50 interest annually. It is lime
steps were taken (o establish a.sinkin
fund for (he payment o( the bond.
Quite nuinlicr o( the iucnilers ol the
Kiiiuier I.onsshoremens Union were in
town this week loading the Yellowstone
Syrnpof White Pine and Tar. the old
reliable cough remedy. " I'or sale by A.J
Deinitig, druggi-t.
A missionary uiee' ing will be lie d at
Houlton in the Tree Methodist church
on Sunday night, De . 27, on the con
ditions exlsiiii' in (oreign lands, tlie
need ol the gon el, nnd our relation to j
them. The niceting will be conducted
by the Messrs. E. W. Might, R. 15. Status
and 1.. Skuzie, n iw of Seattle Seminary.
The members of Avon Lodge, K ol P..
were veri ngiecubly surprised last Tues
day evening. It wastlic regular uicetinx
night, and lodge had )ust adjourned,
hen a number of the Ppthiau aisters,
who had beui impatiently a wailing llie
opportunity, marched into the lodge
room, Mrs. M. C. Gray called for order,
and, on behalf of the Sisters presented
the lode with a goodly upply ol silver
ware. Chamellor Commander Ueorgc
thanked the ladies (or their kinilness,
nnd it must have been that the boys
were not all surprised, lor it appeared
that a plentiful supply p( flam chowder
and coffi c was forthcoming and all par
ticipated,
(Spectators at 'lie K, P. ball Xuias night
are to be charged 25 cents admission.
l'niory Cox has caused the srrest al
Mrs. Kltlia Kllis on a charge ol siult
and baUery. He alleges that Mrs. Ellis
struck him In the lace with her rubber
overshoe and threw a rock at hint, on the
ack of the neck. There had been no
hearing at the time w e went to press
The district attomey In this as in other
trivial ca es, required thecotnplasnant lo
give bondt (or the costs. Siuce the
forecoinu was written we learn mat jus
tice Watkins dismissed the case against
Mrs. Ellis upon her paying the costs.
TREASURER'S NOTICE
' Considerable complaint hat been made
of the failureof (hit city to provide de
cent water (or itt patront, both here and
Houlton. At the member! of the coun
cil are all citiiena and property ownert
it it lair to attume that they have done
everything In their power to better the
supply, but the weather and the use of
the creek by tha Peninsula Lognlng Co.
have Interfered seriously. It Is time,
however, for our citizens to contider
seriously this matter. It is very evident
the present tupply will soon be wholly
inadepuate to supply the'wants ol this
growing community, and, as it takes
money to build water works, it is proba
ble city taxes f ir that purpose will be
necessary.
Mr. E. C. lw returned Wednesday
from a visit to San Francieco.
Mr S. C. Tiehenir having resigned a
county commi'sionT, It Is probable his
brother, W. K. Tichenor, will be ap
pointed to fill this vacancy.
The Miat nndentandi that plans are
being prepared (or a thr e-story build
ing on the lot purchased Iroui J. B.
ti xlfrey by Cliarle Mnckle. It it lo be
built of rut rton, and will I tlie fined
store Miilding in Columbia County.
Work it progressing on the near atetm
laundry. Part of Uh machinery hat
arrived and the plant ill be in operation
in about twa week". -
birdi will be sent to variona points on
the coast during the next few day-.
TJmpqua Valley Xewt.
St Helens School Notes
Schod cl's D -c.'iiilier 21'.h to Jan
uary -till, for Ih.- Xuias holidays.
Weli-ii. ' to have tao liiorw windows
put i i a'i ( the SCJ-ir-n r.-oms during
tliu Ii li lays, aelhe ro-Mii- Lave never
bee r "iiTlv ligh'e l nn 1 we f el this
e l-'tit auhiteclliral defect l.n been
..ler .t. il lready to long. W.- hope to
have our h.isme twludo.s 'c!i ted and
pri ly f creeued K that o :r building
miy iiinke a good npiica ante.
Our fl.tg K-ein to be on a Hi-ik , it will
neither go np nor d-iwn.
This is the end ol the 4th mouth ol
school.
We greatly hope ihjt parents will con
tinue 10 encourage their children (oat.
tend punctual:1 anl lejutaily, as it is
simiih iuiDis-ihle to acconiplUk best
results otherwii. Don't delude your
feliei that a .lay's absence is in material
On December 23 we had twoXinas
trees, one in llie p tmary oeparinieni
and one in Hie intermediate ddpart
ment. The program In the primary de-
mrimiMit was held at 10:30 a. m. and
in the intermediate department at
2:30 p. in. The cliildien carried out
their paitoi the ptoraiu in an eminent
ly satisfactory manner, aed are deserv
ing of much praise. The trees were
bei.ntilully decorated and loaded with
all the Xuias goods that are common en
such occa-i. n. Many patron and oth
ers atdnded the exercise.
An Athletic Club
For some time there has been consider
able talk of organizing an athletic club
among the men of St. Helens and Houl
lon. Now is a good time lo do so. The
benefits to be derived ( om such an or
ganization and its value are undoubted.
Kor a nominal s im paid monthly by each
memlier a good club room and gym
nasium can 'wkept np, and a place pro
vided lor both old and young to spend
profitable evenings.
A short lime ngo the editor recei.-ed a
challenge from the basket bill team (
the Rainier Fire Department. After the
showing which St. Helens made on the
ba e'.Kill diamond this yer i' ( ( a shame
that a reo-.iest (or an atlileli untch of
any Kind suould luce togi disregarded.
Get together and m .-et nil comm s at any
thing.
Jail For Labor Leaders
Twelve n:ontli in j.il 'or Siranel
(oumer. nreiudeiitt n'.ne lie nti'S lor
Joli'i Mi'chell, one f ih" viee-pr'Si
lei.ts, and six months f r rum aior-
rtson, rei-ieiarv, uu oi ioh .iiii-ni.oi.
Fedeintionof Labor, was (lie fetitence
bv Jnde Wright, of the
Supreme Couit ol the District ol Colum
Ida, today for contempt of court in vt.i-
lalitnr an Older enjoining 11 em Iroui
pliieing mi the unfair or "We don't pat
ronine" li.-t the Buck Stove & Kange
Company, of St, t.o
Ah ol t'-e defendants were in court
when genlen e was pronounced and
no iee fannmie.U to the Di-'iic( of
Columbia Appellate Cout was filed.
C.oiniur- beina released "U 5(H)0 '-oud,
Miteh. ll o.. 4000nd Morrison on3000,
PITTSBURG
Win Elliott made business Irip to
Clattkanie Tuesday.
We had Just a little snow Tuesday
Just to remind us that X'inas will eoon
be here.
Mr. Folks and son left (or California
last week. Mr. Folks expects to return
in about two weeks.
C. W. Mellinger,ol Vernonia was teen
in our streets Sunday.
Mrt. Darling is teaching school two
miles below town.
Mrs. W.- D. Caae has moved to Aber
deen. Wash., where she wi.l run a big
restaurant.
R. Spencer and Iiip VanWinkle made
flying trip to Cla'skanie Friday.
Daisy Mellinger has closed hit black
smith shop for the winter.
Grandma Eonde-is planning an X'jias
entertainment at Vernonia on Dec. 25.
James Elliott who fans ben vieitlng
friend at FWhhanrk has gone back lo
Poitland where he a ill attend the
Behnke-Walker College this winter.
The Dippold Orchestra hat been en
gaged to play (or ihe big New Year's
dance at Vernonia. Every one thHt at
tend! will be assmed of a good time.
N.J. Parker and Robt Stencrr nre
touring tlie Fast Fork and the Nehalem
looking (or rabbits and tk'inks.
Andrew Johson oi Natal lost a valuabl e
horse last week by itt getting into Battle
Creek where it could not get out.
Several of oar eports took" in the
skating at Vernonia Saturday night and
all leport a good time.
DeWitt't Carbolized Witch Hazel Halve,
Best Halve for burns, tcratcheaand hurts.
Is is especially good (or piles. Bold by
by A.J. Deming and Scappoose Drug
Co.
Call for Bids
Notice is hereby given that by order of
the City Council of the City of H Helens,
Oregon, I will receive sealed bids (or
gasoline (bulk) also for case gaso ine to
lest 73 degrees, a so for mantles and
mica chimneys.
Bids will bi received up to 6:30 p. m .
Monday, December 281b, 1!KI8, and will
be epened before the council in session.
Right reserved to reject any and all bidt.
J, Warren Qitick
City Marshal.
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY
A good decision, and one that reflects
bredit upon the Supreme Court of the
State of Oregon, was hande 1 down by
that body on Tuesday last, citing the
decision of Judge Taft, presii'ent-elect,
in a similar case. The court say, in
part:
"It is often nrserted that a workman
Is at liberty torem'aiu in or abandon an
employment at pleasure, and if he so re
mains after lie uequires a knowledge of
a particular risk and danger to which he
is subject h mnst be held to have vol
untarily ai-sun edtheriskof injury there
from. In theory the bais o! this rule is
true, but in praet'u-e it is not, under
modern industrial conditions. In many
instances workmen ate compelled by
their neeei-eitic?, or conditions of the
labor market, to remain in the service
in which they are employed in order to
support themselves and families. To
sav tj auch i-ertnns that they are at
liherly to quit if they don'l like the con
ditions under which they are required
to work is often "only a heartless mock
ery."
The court hold, as we understand the
deciai in, that even an agreement on the
part ol an employe to waive damages
would be illegal bs contrary to public
. . . , . . . u U I e v . juiiooiniu iiieu m vnuu .ts.u
D.W.Keasey isspendinss few weeks P" ' t ,..,. ,wm.nt
J-ei leil llfUll7l'l liiwill'ii'ua fcinji,v,.ii-ii'
and to siy they can quit it at will is, as
the court p ints out, a liolloir mockery.
The laws should I e so fnniccl that
employers will tind it protitable to
in Idaho lor his health. C. C. is hauling
the cream during Iris absence.
The postoffice at this place has been
dirconiinue I. Kip VanWinkle wanted
to take bis winter's nap so it was thought
best to dic mtinue the office nntil he
wakes up.
Walter Parker visited friends at Ver
nonia Sunday and rep rts a swell time.
Fate of thk Ferry According to a
Seattle dispatch the Northern Pacini;
ferryboat Tacou.a, which has been car
ryii g trains across the Columbia for
years, may be taken to Puget Sound and
used by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul as a car ferry betwe. n the Fuget
Sound Porta, picking up loaded (re'ght
cars at various mills and isolated com
munities and delivering them to one of
the compmy' Sound terminals. Seve
ral weeks ago railroad men were given
an inkling of the road's plan. The ferry
can handle from 21 to 25 curs and can
make a t'ip about t ie So ind covering
all mill points within (our or five days.
The St. Paul will thus be able to become
an active comp titor with all other lines
at all Sound ports and save a large
amount of cons'rocton. Sc .res A mills
ate located off the rail line, and th.se
can be kept in touch with' (he railroads
by means ol the (,rry.
provide every safeguard Ksible. Men
who are worthy of the nam will do
thia withoutcoinpulsion, but there are a
few employes who enro for nothing but
iin nnd will take anv risk on the lives
of their men if they believe it will result
in profit to themselves.
Take DeWitt's Kidney and Ulauiler
Pills. Thev nre antiseptic, Bniin-'oottie
the paiu quickie. Insist upon DeWitt's
Kiituey anil Hlailder ritis. neguiar bij
50V. Sold here by A J Demmgiand Sscap-
poose Drug Co. .
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CITY AND FARM PROPERTY.
Money to Loan at Reasonable
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ir. after uine a Si.co bottl ol Kodol. you
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tliis guaranteo. Fill out and sign tho follows
In, prcienl it to th dealer at the tlm or
purchase. If it fail 'o atisfy you return tha
botile lo ihe dealer from whom you bought it,
and wa will lef uad your money.
Town ,.
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Sign here
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E.C DeWITT & CO., Cbictwo. SU
r
I will pay all county warrants Indorsed
prior to nnd including July 21st, 1908.
Interest ceases alter December 0th.
E. E. Quick,
County Treasurer,
Turkey for Profit
The turkey market (or the yen 1908 1
will compare favurably witu (bat oi
lat vear. local merchants who are!
handliiir the birds reporting the price
about tha same, 21 cents, while the gnp-
nly will avernge Hint of '07. The de
mand this year will probably be some
what lighter than last, due to tlie fact
thtt the export (rade has decreased ma-
terily. The tiome markets "will dispose
ol an average tupply, thus bringing the
trade up to an average with past years.
George Koulhngeu will ship several tons
ol turkeys to the Porlland markekt,
while other merchants will doubtless
ship their share. Oakland, as usual,.
will be the mam shipping point, ana tt,
it expett.d that several carloada of (be.
JOB PI
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WE have the best and most
fully equipped Job Print
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And we are prepared to
do all kinds of Printing
on short notice and ah
most reasonable prices
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