The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, April 23, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSPRING TIME-OXFORD TIME Do your feet a favor and bctMoI date at the same time. Wear a pair of cool, comfortable low shoes. Dressy Shoes, Blacks, Tans, Ox Bloods J. H.WELLINGTON FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Shoes for all purposes to wear when you want to be deessed well, to wear at work, to wear around the house or at any place or on any occasion. A Word as to Price you get only the best for the least price it can possibly be sold for. AH things Price, Quality and Style being equal to shoes found anywhere, will it not pay you to buy here? J. H. WELLINGTON g m-nWMMWMWMMMBMMMMil I I 1 1 " " I. G. Wikstrom & Sons Manufacturer of nd Datrs j ROUGH DRESSED AND LUflBER CEDAR POSTS AND POLES Dry Kiln s4 Planing Mill In Scappoose Oregon Advertisement For Bids Road District 4 and 5 Niiiln.l. ,,rr,y ,t,u ilint itia i-iinl-Court lor I i.lumlita ;nutit, ori-inn, will rteHv T'" w'1' "V " n""" W e.lut.dny, tha Bllli il.i l Majr, l!jo. .ir r.i.it Imprui anient wnrk. i.i l iluna un.liir .imwUI irvr In roail ill.lrii-u ana. t uil : In 'iiinltii with lilaru, nrullln ml .oi(lfiliin nn ill in m offii-c of tha wiiiuir rlcrk mil wlilt I ho M.K-rvlnr. Ili.la ii. u. l Im ajmiinpaiilad b t bond la .l. iil. I. ii.t amount ,,i ih. 1,1,1 Ta roiimr 'fctirt 'mw tha rlitht In reject 4 a m r, ir a n i , ('UIII)f JlHlVO. ) mid ill libla. Advertlsmcnt for Bids. Road District i "'" l iitt.i.r len thai the r utmy Cmirt lilt I Ollltntlla I..I.IIII.'. OrMill. will m alva l.l.l. iif In a . ui. ill wVlii.t)r. Hi tilth tlajrul mar, iwt, tur uie inii'iwnitf ileaertie4 wurk In r... I .I..IIIH mi. . nurtiii tiolia In at-wM m villi plans, tiroriia au.i iwmnc.tlau. It In u. ..m. ui i ho w.uuijf cl.ik uij with Ilia urr(lMir iif Ilia .llillli I, lliaiiiiM'iii'iioii n' twu Mitir-ret aliudm-nti i.ir iiiiiik. near i iirnvintu i-Uwe, un ntiurli Ilia riin.lrurltittt at raltitun-ait eoui-rale put " .ml All to replace l.n.lfe at Tale place, on i.inli iM'ai'lHHMa rirvk ruail. Ida ri.iiniu.iii.ii i. tilnl.iri'nl eoturrte or rotirrrla ami .lai.l l.rl. ami till to r.la the i.ii'Ufl i.i 4i-.hih craa-a, un rwej'i(ioe-rort lall.l !"!. (lei-emi Mill will be rerelveU lur brlilge awl eartlt'.i.rfc- Hi.l. tu u.t Ii aiviimianlBi liy a eertlfle'tehera j.ir me i ram i tnc ammint mil. t na t ouu l) t i.titt rrarrvoa tha nbi to rejtscl any and all fMI. JAM Km tMRT, County Judge. LOCAL How RAINIER Town Treats Knockers Down in Rainier Town the Boosters Knocked a Knocker down. Sore-he hit the iloor-they drowned his roar there are no more. Boosters singing-chccrs are ringing Rainier forward goes. Never slumping ever jumping, How the City grows. Room for you, if you're true Come to Rainier too. No knockers will hereafter be permitted within the city limits and the people in the country have no use for them. At a recent meeting of the Uoosters' Club one capitalist subscribed $440 for publicity purposes Hood River Apple Growers arc investing ex tensively iu land in the neighborhood ol Rai nier. 'They know their business, lake a pointer from them. Big industries are coming to Rainier. NOW is the time for the wise man to invest, fcor full particulars apply to Secretary Rainier Boosters Club RAINIER, OREGON THK NKHAI.KM'S KXHIHITE. E. Nlckeraon, of Vernoi.U, will have charge of the work ot collecUntr Ih upper Ne halem'i Mhibit ot product, for the State Fair, and we have no tlotiht lie will ihow hi. utual euerxv ami give that portion of the Valley an ailveriiacmeiit of which it will be lustly proud. The editor waa over in that neif(hborhooJ last Week and waa delighted with his reception and the hearty manner iu which the deople took the matter up. Am Important Ordikakcr The li quor ordinance which waa read "the tec. ond tiuie at the recent meeting of the council, and will route up for final paa sage next Monday, it a very important measure. It providca,among other things, that in order to secure a license the per son so desiring must first secure the sig natures of a majority of the legal voters of the city, and a remonstrance contain ing a greater number of names would be proof that this had not been doue aud prevent the issuing of a license, litis Is the system now In vogue in the country precincts of Columbia County and brings the matter directly before the people, to say whether they want saloon and bow many of them. CALL FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that scaled bids will be received by the Recorder of the City of St. Helens for the diceinjr of Yi mile of ditch and laying 'A mile of water pipe. Specifica tions on file at office of E. E. Quick. Bids to be opened Monday, April 26, 1009. The right reserved to reject any or all bids. J. Q. GAGE, Recorder ATTORN KY-AT-LAW "i. Helens, Oregon YSICIAN St SURGF-W 1 . oawir PIIYSICIAN & STmr.rcnN m GET WHAT WE GET WoWf CHICKENS ttrXXX eniiTMFRIl OREGON COMMISSION CO. Judge T. A. Mcltriile has beeti appoint ed by Uovernor Benson to a seat upon the Supreme lic.ich of the State, and Hun. James Campbell, of Oregon City, will succeed him ns Judge of the Fifth Judicial District and w ill hold court here next month. The elevation of Judge Mclirttle will give great satisfaction to hi hosts of friends in this county. No public official had a firmer hold upon tlie good will of his constituents and his re election for inauv successive terms as District Attorney and Judge came to be a mere matter of routine. The people were satisfied with his work and desired no change. His decisions were very sel dom reversed by the superior court, as he never attempted to save time at the expense of thoroughness nor to gain the esteem of the ignorant by hectoring the members of the bar. St. Helens has the distinction ol bar ing the only geuttine "Teddy Bear." He was named so when too young to intelli gently growl at his cognomen. In his uative language it is Theodore Ilaehr, but iu English or I'niled States it is Teddy Bear, and he is a very good natured mcmhor of the Block Cutters Union. Shoks If there is anything left out of my splendid new line it is something tlint ought not to be there. My variety gives everybody a choice. Style and quality at Wellington's. Mr. Carlson recently returned from a long siege in a Portland hospital, much improved but still in very poor health. During his sickness Mr. Carlson appre ciates more thun ever the benefits of be longing to a labor organization, us he is a member of the Rtockwakrs' Union and jhey lotus ajter members when suf fering from accident or sickness. Thompson & Brltt, two live Michigan den, have purchased six million feet of timber from Messrs. Wallace and Wick, slrotu, about two utiles from Yankton, and are putting in a sawmill of ttlxmt 30,000 daily capacity. They ara both family men and will employ quite a number of workmen, thus becoming an Important addition to that neighborhood. Jack Dspalti, Uie gentleman on whom we depend In this neighborhood for good roads, lost his rock hammer about a year ago and would be pleased to have it re turned, as he la beginning to need it in his business. Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene Miles returned home from their wedding trip last Friday night. Mr. Miles has taken his old posi. tion In M. C. Uray's store. Mr. E. I?. Quick, and family are mak ing themselves as comfortable as possible iu the Masonic Hall building, while the carpenter are preparing for them a re modeled aud more commodious home. E. J, Boyle, of Fortlaud, was in St. Helens last Tuesday for the purpose of securing a location for a bakery. Mr. Boyle has bad a great deat of experience and has bakeries at Woodland and at Seaside. He la anxious to buy and build, but would lease. Rainier appears to be troubled with gang of juvenile thieves who will do well to mend their ways before the re- Ullll W IK'lll ui pciiiicuiini J Ct.CI.O J mem. une 01 mem was orougiu oeiore Judge Dart this weekend the evidence showed that his father had done every thing in his power to reclaim him ; so, upon his earnest promise to reform, he was allowed to return lo his parents. These youngsters, who are looking for easy money and a life of pleasure, stand a good chance of getting bread aud water and the hardest kind of hard work. Bet ter let go, boys, before you become so crooked that nothing but a drop of six feet will straighten you out. What makes your neighbor so healthy, cheerful and prosperous? He patronizes Gray's Store. Uniforms for the baseball team have been ordered and xhould be here in time for the opening of the baseball season in St. Helens, one week from Sunday. The color will be gray, and the letters "St.H" will be worked in a monogram on the sleeves of the blouse. Wherever the boys go their neat appearance will reflect credit upon their home town, and we have faith to believe they will make it interesting for their competitors. Found A shoe that fits the foot, at a price that fits the pocketbook. Call at Wellington's. j Why is it your neighbor's children never cry or get into mischief, and are always fat and happy? Why, the family trade at Cray's. Very good catches of salmon are being made by our local fishermen. All the fish are supposed to be caught in the Willamette slough, but it is very hard to defiue just whrre river and plough join, nd it is said I be fishermen nse all kinds of persuasion to induce the salmon to come into the "opan" territory, even go ing so far as to employ expert divers to herd them in. The fish law seems to be full of holes as a fine-meshed net, and it will always be until the Royal Chi nook is a thing of the past. Do you know that St. Helens people are entitled to the best they can get and that they get it at Gray's. r-herifl White started Thursday last for Concordia, Kansas, to lie present at the bedside of his mother, who is quite seri ously sick. A letter received by Mrs White from her husband states that at the time of writing she was somewhat improved. Deputy George Sutherland, of Clatskanic, is temporarily iu the sher iff's office. Attorney M. E. Miller has moved into his new offices over the bank, where he will be pleasetl to meet his friends and clients He has two large rooms on the north side of the building, where he will enjoy to the full the cool breezes of the Columbia. The Council, at its special meeting last Wednesday eveuing, decided to purchase a half mile of six-inch oast iron main, to be laid from the tee near V. A Hairis' place, just beyond Houlton.toward town, to connect with the two-inch mains. This is all the couucil can do until a new charter is passed giving them power to bond tha city fcr sufficient funds to put tu an adequate water system. An adver tisement for bids for the new pip will be found on this page. ' The Ladies' Aid held its second anni versary at the residence of Mrs. Win. Ross Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected for the ensuing year were: President, Mrs. Wm, Ross. Mrs. Aiken was re elected secretary, Postmaster Gray has received 64 new combination lock boxes, which will be installed at once to meet the constantly increasing demands of the patrons. Fifty boxes were added about four mnnths ago, and they are all in use and the new ones will soon be taken . Which goes to show the rapid growt I of our little city. Nitw Sprino Stvi.ks The pick of the shoe world's pioductions, gathered for vour own choosing. Get that pair to day at Wellington's. Miss Lulu George has completed her term at the Qutncy school and is at home with her parents for the summer. Sam, the four-year-old son of F. J. Baseel, of Iloulton, received quite 'severe Injuries last Saturday evening by being run over by the hind wheel of a lumber wagon. The boy was riding on the wagon, which was being driven by Bar ney Kel ley, and attempted to jump off. but fell in front of the truck, it passing over his shoulder and striking the side of bis face. WALKOVER SHOES- optimism AND PESSIMISM Everybody owes it to himself and to the world to make the best of himself and his opportunities. Many pessimists arc really only optimists with cheap shoes on. WALK OVER Shoes are active agents of the Inter nationa! Sunshine Society. If you're not on the sunny side, WALK-OVER $3.50, $4.00, So.OO WE ARE SOLE AGENTS WHITE & ANDERSON Houlton, Oregon FLACK for Sals Twelve acres in Houlton, nearly all cleared, with good orchard and borries the rest is in hay. A good ten-room house, good barn and chicken house and other outbuildings. Household furniture and farm imple ments go with the place if desired. Do not fail to investigate this. See L. D. WEEKS, a23lm Houlton, Oregon HODLTON LIYERY AUD FEED STABLE L. H. COMBS. Prop r;. .HSHSSSS? Good Livery Rigs at Reasonable Rates. Drummers Trade Specialty. Houlton-St. Helens Hack. Leaves Houlton at 7:30 to meet Iralda, returning meets north bound A. A 0. train, returning to St. Helens after train leaves, leaving their in time to meet 11:18 Irain. fleets 3:1S train and steamer Iralda in afternoon. ipLUMBING Guttering-, Tinsmith In all its branches. Work, Baths and Toilets installed. LAUNCH SUPPLIES Good and Prompt Work at Reasonable Rates M. S. HAZEN ST P. O. Box 63. 'Phone 262. C.G. HEDGES GENERAL CONTRACTOR RAINIER. ORE. Estimates given on all kinds of Building- Construction. Re-inforced Concrete, Cement Sidewalks Solicit Business YiivAvhere SUMMONS for tn the Circuit Court of the State o( Oregon IVtor Bonreraon, plaintiff, v. Antrmia Kfet, Kiirl Klst (her liistn.ritl), ami Marit' Doro thea Uuber, otherwise aurt errtmenly know h aa Dora iVtui Hoover. dtrntlmtit. To Anttiaift Kist, Karl Klst (her Husband), an auric JXwthea Htiber, other wis muieiru immsly kuowuns Dora Peau Hoover: In the name or Uie State of Oregoa von are, hereby remtired to Attoearamt answer tliaeont- ithUitt tUe! against you in the above emitted cause on ur before the Slat day of May, Iihw, ait if you fail so to answer tor waul thereof plain UrfwUlaiiplvtothe court for a decree atlju.iff lnirthat pUiiuiiT is theowueraml enttiUM to the pttttiieMaOU ot the following described real property, situate iu the County of Columbia i aud fuue of Oregon: to-wit: j jieiftmunir at ine youthwetu corner or sect ton , tuentv-six In townshii) four north of rane iivu west of the Willamette Meridian; thence ruu- muit north ontne lines between sections twenty six and tweuty-evfjn 80 rods to the corner of a two and one half acre lot of laud, former v owued by John Dhll; thence east i chains; tneiice nortn along tneeasc tine ot saw Jonti Ua II n lot 3.WJ chains: theuce due east rod'. be the same more or lea, tu a certain post net tn the north boundary line of the laud herein- conveyed, which mi hears due uorth ami dia- ; taut itSI links from the northwest corner of the dwelling house of Peter Bewerson: thence east lay rof& more or less to the cast Mue line of the northeaat quarter of the southertwt garter of watd section twenty-slx: theuee south hi rods to the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of said seetiou twentv six: thence west along the south boundary line of the said northeaat 'quarter of the tunt(ionst nancr aforesaid jftrods to the east boundary Ine ot the west half of the southeast quarter of i section twenty-six; theucv BO rods to the south I boundary line of said section twenty-sis; thence west following said lino 1 10 rod to the! ii lace of beKtuntn',aud contaiimiKone hnndre,. i tortv-seven and one-half acres, more or less. ! Thnt plaintiffs title to the said property bo : quieted aa against you and each of you, ami that you aud each of you be ierpetmiUy en- ' joined from asserting any claim title or iutorest therein, and that anyclaims which may be as serted by you, or either of you, be removed cloud upon plaintiff's title, and that pluintiT recover costs aud disbursement from you aud each of you. This summons is published by order of Thom as A. McBrlde, judee ol the above emitted court, made April Vlh, 1909 The date of the llrst publication of this Ftimmons is April 10th. UHW. SNOW and McCAMANT. Attorney! for plamliiT. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Orejcon for t'f 'tumhia. ('ountv. Detroit Trust 'i mpuny, plaintiff, v. Autont Kist, Kail K,t ther husband) and Marie Dorethcrt Huoer, otherwise and erroneously known as lora IVun Hoover, defendants. To Atttonia. KiT, Karl Kist (her husband), au t Marie i'mrethe, Hitter, otherwise aud erro neously known an Dora lean Hoover; hi the n.uiK' of the Htate of Oregon you are hereby reuiifM to appear and answer the com plaint tiled against you in the above entitled cause ou or before the ;Ust day of May, 190!); aud if yon tail so to answer lor want thereof plain tiff wilt applv tot hi court for a decree adjudg ing that plfiintift is tlie owner and entitled to the possesion of the following described real propertv, situate in the County of Columbia and State of Oregon; to wit: Commencing at Ine northeast corner of the southeast qunrter. of the northwest quarter of section twenty six. in tmvishtp four north ol range five wet: thence west eighty rods to tha center of the nort hwest quarter of said section ; thence south twenty four and one fourth rods; thence east ten rods; thence ou a htraight diag onal line following the eou se of the count? road to the southeast corner of the northwest quarter o s.-iid seethm; thence north eiirhty rils to the place of beginning, containing twenty four and one half acres; nlxo commenc ing nt the north went corner of the southeast quarter of wild section t .-( Mx; thence east one hundred and nixty rods to the secllou line between section's twentv dive and twenty-six iu said township and ruiue; thence south sixty- nve roits; tunee west one hundred twtmtv. seven roN; thence n mh, twenty rmls; thence ..orttj twenty five degrees west three hundred thirty two hvt: thence north tii'tv two degrees west live hundred feet to the placrof begin ning, containing fifty four and 94-100ih acres. That Plaintiffs titits tu the nub! iirmrtw h quieted as autiiust you aud each of you, and that you aud each of you be perpetually en joined from asserting anv claim, title or inter est therein, an I th.it any claims which may be asserted by you. or either of von, thereto, be re moved aa cloud upon plaintiff's itle, and that plaintltl recioer co-its and disbursements from you and eitoh of you. This summons in published by order of Thouri- . as A. McHrwlo. Judge of the ab-ive entitled court, mane April '.Mh, IWl The date of the ttrwt publication of thi summons Is April Will, 1W, SNOW ami Met AM ANT, Attorneys for Plulntlff. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MIST AND WEEKLY QRECONIAN, (1.80 PER Yft T "IUNi OUBOOM.