The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 14, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSt. Helens Bakery J NY vr In . katubo will )C Ki I l"i'", at lli.' Si. Helms 'Iid Kri.ii.y j ' ! Kil.iril.iy ill v, li , ,,J; i,(,.p;ir,.(l All Kinds Of Cakes, Pies, Bread I E. J. Boyle, Prop. p, 0. Box 63. C. G. HEDGES GENERAL CONTRACTOR RAINIER. ORE. 'Phone 262. givni on all kituls of Huililing Constitution, Kc-in forced Concrete, Cement Sidewalks Estimate Solicit. I Jusiiiess A nywIuM' ''"ill l ml.. ..I .li hi.,1 A VMM M miNT n.niiin,Miti liii1:, . int,;rv., J,,,,,,., Hurt, nl l)llti Mm klc, we vvioli in mi iiniiiici! l.imir friends hii.I patrons lhat tin- I'liKMit-Hi will continued under the iiimiii- i.f .l,,s Mu. kli- fli s.m. We nolicit tile put milage, i.l tin: ,nl,lic, HitniirtliK them nl comic,. m treatment mill lowest .nrr, quality ii.nsi.lereil, KchiiccI Tut ly, JAS. .M(;c KI.lv A WIN. LOCAL ( 0 l ltAI TOKH N'OTICK I'.Ms will In- received l.v the under "'giied until June forth mii- "ir.i. li.in ..f ii i'l,.,ii hi,,, ,c in ).t. No. !l, ' . I ti in I i n dimly, Oregon, School Iiimiw In- n (.(. r.Kin nn.l i.un'ineiit "in-I ll. iih-.ihii rr-iiicnt 'JIvlH. A bond nl HXl" Will In- r.'i(in.f. Tim hoard re v' li.'l.t ! r. j.i't liny iiinl nil lint" l'lntiH nn.l mil, tiii'iit inn. fun i,r n-ii lit iim h ,nii. ,,( clerk, it. C. ...) I, Pi-it I rhi ml . Ore. I.G.Wikstrom&Sons .Manufacturers of and Dealer In ROUGH AND DRESSED LUHBER CI:I)AR POSTS AND l'()U:S Ury Kiln and I'lanlns Mill In Scappoose Oregon LEW DAVIES & GO. We Iia-e .e.oird lli.. ft lie V fur l i.limil.i l I',, iinty fur the lehralrd Indian Motor Cycle Columbia Bicycle Cre: cent Bicycle Rambler Bicycle Bicycle Sundries and Re pairs. WARREN, ORIv. A A As -.IK -A- eA i-A- r,- rfin rf s!U rffn rP How RAINIER Town Treats Knockers 3 r-v-'-i. rv 3Ss vV5 fx rc r. (V 5 Down in Rainier Town the Boosters Knocked a Knocker down. Sore-he hit the lloor-they drowned his roar there are no more. Boosters sinfiiiifi-eheersare ringing Rainier forward joes. Never sluiupin ever jumping, How the City grows. Room tor you, if you're true Come to Rainier too. No knockers will hereafter be permitted within the city limit and the people in the country have no use for thctu. t a recent meeting of the Boosters' Club one capitalist subscribed J.t.jo for publicity purposes Hood River Apple Growers are investing ex tensively iu land in the neighborhood ol kai Itier. They know their business, lake a pointer from them, lliil industries are coming to Rainier. NOW is the time for the wise man to invest. Kr full particulars apply to Secretary Rainier Boosters Club RAINIER, OREGON 3 ft WcfcfcfcfcWcfccfcWW - M M -m mt m m v m Hi ri Ei k b h n unii ii v;f;sy ret m l I'.-Mlt.UUt ATTOUNI5Y-AT-LAW St. lU'ti'im, Ori'K.ill )H. KOWiN lloiM, PHYSICIAN & SURCF'W BT, IIKI.KNH : i OIlKllf I)1'. II. It. CLHif, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Mi Wt hi: prove if i a w r r. " , i ,,m vour liisnection. CHICKENS JZStXIS. WVYiVmU OREGON C0E3M1SSI0H 00. C Ir.'iiii Court iiii-t nl Si. IliOfiift Mn dny with JikIrc Jiiiiic Ciiiiiplmll, of Or K'Hi City, .n-iilin, ami iiiite a liirgi' iittciHlrii.i'i. ol liivtyi:!, inclu.liiiK a niim let In.m I'm tliiti.l, The umnd jury con tiit(.IVV (i I'oniKry, loreiiuin ; .John JdIiiiu, (;ttlil) Anlikur, I T (ji:nli, I'etiT lliuurr, Friink H I'.ll ott, .Ii.lm Hitr .liililmi.l A.M,li S.uiili-rliti. The iluckft In it Imifj one unit u'venil matters of u critniiiHl iii.liire lire to lie in ve-' ii'tcd by the Kruml jury, o Unit court will tiro Ijuhly holil m Imif; 'in the juil)cciin iipare the lime from the othrr ciutitiet of tliH dmtricl, "Whut'ii iiti.lir your hut?" if you ilo your buying at Wcliinlon'i it proves you have brnint umler your hat, for he Inuulln only the very bent gooiU at the fairest price. Clemi inekt i his bobby, l'ri-e delivery i very Hf'enioon. He sure to or.Ur in time. The t(r;iii'l jury i In wssion anil the Kainii'r row ion in full force. Marshal Jese was in town Weilnesiluy In response to a summons, anil it is supposed he will be questioned as t'l the practice of fining a certain well known Rainier Institu' ion. It i claimed bv some that th '.c fines are simply assessments and th .l the practice isilk'Kitl. y.iile a Ii.iui1.cr of the voting bliKMlsbf the town ire nl o ihniciii( at ti'ii.latice upon till- inquisitors and will probably lie called lip !i to testify as to their knowledge of the (union house on the wharf. In addition to this the city has instituted asuil against Capt. New some, proprietor of the ol.l water system, to compel him to cease cunpetiuit with the Citv water works, and also to recover from him f HKH), ullcxt-d to have lieen wronjjdilly collected. Taken ullOHetl.ir it is a pretty prowct for trouble and ex Jieiihe of ditlcrcnt kinds. Have your photo taken. J. C. Me Nulty, an artistic photographer, has pitched his tent on the vacant lot oppo site the Methodist Church, this city, and is prepared to do as good work as can lie hid Hi.ywli. re He expects to remain prrimmcutly in this city and till work en trusted to him will be executed with the greatest cure. Hit rates are reasonable, tiive him a trial and lie convinced. Are you using 1'eacock I'lonr? No? Itont wonder von look ane feel bail. I've sold a good many to'.s ol it in St. Helens. M. C. GRAY A llusluess Simp Want to t-ell a aw mill cheap or trade same for farm or liuilicr land. Apply at once to IWnignus LuniluT Company, lloiilton, (Ire. 1-"ok Sai.i: A five-room house and two lot House is new nnd the lots are verv desirable, hiving a Iwnutilnl view of the river. Apply to A.L.Stone, Columbia County Hark, St. Helens.' IUsiai.u.1. I.a-t Sunday the St. Helen ball team defeated the W. M. Co's. team of 1'ortland by a score id 7 to U. The name was close and full of interest from the start. In the hrst inning the visitors got two men on ba.es, and it looked as though they would sco-e. but when thre were out they were still on bases The first score of the game was made by St. Helens in the second inning and the uame stood I to 0 up to the sixth, when the viitors secured runs. St. Helens gelling the same isi their half of the in ning. The storing for the 1'ortland boys ended in the 7th, with one more run, the home te mi cinching the game in that iimmg with four more runs. The visitors played good ball and weie a gen tlemanly lot, and we hope to see them return some il.iv. The attendance in spite of the threatening day was nearly '.'ill Next Sunday the boys play Iltir hngtnn on the local grounds, n week from .Sunday Rainier at Rainier, and on lectir.itiou Pay they play the Sunnvside "Colts" in this city. Attend the game next Sunday, for we are informed that lluilington has one of the fastest amateur teams in the State. There will tc Catholic services at the odd Fellows' had in Houlton on the third Sundy in May, Rev. Father Serv.iis otllciatiug. The Houlton school will give nn en tertainment in the Acme Hall on Friday, May i. There will be the one net dra ma entitled "Uorrowing Trouble," red tatii'iis, dialogues, sotig9 and instrument al music. Ice cream will be n-rved. The proceeds arc for the benefit of the school library. Admissiou ;.ic. Pi.aCK imr Svl.K Twelve acres in Himlton, nearly all cleared, with good orchard and borries the rest is in hay. A good ten-room house, good barn nnd chicken house and other outbuildings. Household furniture and farm imple ments go with the place if desired Do not fail to investigate this. See I,. P. WKl'.KS, n&i-liu Houlton, Oregon l'eputy Cirand Sachem Curstensen and l'ast Sachem Orton, of the Improved Or der of Redinen, passed through this city last Monday on their way to Yankton, to institute a tribe of that lapidly growing order. Mr, Oi ton is an old member ol the printing fraternity and at presint one of the proprietors of the Multnouiiih Printing Co. Of course he called on the printer. Vok S.vt.K -A full blood Jersey bull. Two years old, dehorned and gentle. C. V. I'ERRY, Houlton, Ore. Mm. II. K. I.ellnre is visiting relatives and friends in Clatsknuie this week. Dr. II. K. Cliff lias purchased a tourist automobile. All of his friends are in vited to have a free ride w ith him, but just ul present they are a little shy. After he becomes more proficient in its man agement no doubt he will have plenty of acceptances. The doctor says the ma chine can climb a tree, but most people prefer a Step ladder. Choice residence lots 0r J50. One third cash, balance in one and two years lime. Call on or address IX T. Gerries, Oasis Park, St. Helens. alutf Our shoes are as good as our word. Come iu and prote them both. J. II. WELLINGTON. "Doc," N. A, I'trry' Irish spnniel won first, sjx-cial. and a winner shield nnd a gold cup at the recent Portland dug nhow, leading everything in his class. Mr. Perry is justly proud of his fine dog and trusts he may be permitted to keep it until it dies a natural death. Here tofore he has becu unfortunate in this respect, as some vandal has murdered several fine animals in whose possession he took pleasure. I wish you would try Iluckeye extracts. They are strictly high grade. Cull for free rumple bottle. M. C. GRAY, St. Helens. The scalp bounty law goes into effect the i!2d of this month, but the Sei-rt-iaiy of Slate has notified the County Clerk that the printed forms neccsary will not lie ordered until that date, so there will be a delay of possibly two weeks Inrfore Its provisions can lie carrh-dout. It grants bounties as follows: Coyote or coyote pup, $1. AO ; gray wolf or black wolf, r.00; gray wolf pup, black wolf pup, timber wolf or timber wolf pup, $2.80; bob cat, wild cat or lynx, 00; mountain lion, panther, or cougar, f 10.00. The Uw provides suitable penalties for attempted frauds. Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old ; reliable cough remedy. For sale by A.J. Deming, druggiet. When you give vour painting contract to Williams you know that you will get . the best job that can be done for he pos-: lively guarantees satisfaction Henry Waters was quite seriously crippled by a recent accident at the St. ' Helens Quarry. It appears that lie caught bin foot in a switch, and before be could extricate it the car struck him, inflicting quite serious injuries but nothing that will permanently cripple him. For Sai.k 100 acres adjoining the St. Helens Rock Quairy. Price $75 per acre. Wm. M. Ross. Harold Ross, sou of Mr. and Mrs. j Wm Ro-s, was the recipient of a sur-1 prise party last Friday night at bis home ' in this city. A large number attended j and passed a very enjoyable evening, j The programme was gamesand guessing j contests. The fust co:it.-st was musical Miss I'.cs-ie Ilattsin playing part of fifteen selections on ilii piano and the guests guessing the titles. This was won by Ada George and Loyd Ifattan. The-, next was word formations from the word i "l ailfornia." Prank Flagg won the boys' ; prize nnd Eva Masien the girl's, f Refreshments were served. KoK S vi.k Citv Lots. VM. M. ROSS An accident that would probably have Ikcii attended with the loss of several lives had it happened a feiv minutes sooner, occurred on Ihe steam schooner .Majestic, loading ties at this port, on Saturday last. Tim noon whistles had j just blown, and all but two or three erf; the longshoremen had left the ship when she careened to starlxiard, throwing a j portion oi her deck load into the river, i Then she turned to port, dumping a j large numtier more. Hail the deck had been fastened she might have '"turned ' turtle.'' One man wa quite seriously j injured, his arm being crushed at the j wrist. The cause of the accident is sup- j ixised to have been poor loading, as she ' was in too deep water for her keel to j have touched bottom. I i Have you seen the new delivery wagoa j ofjas Muckl & Sou. They are pre j pared lo deliver all goods on shorCj o itice. Try them. j When in need ol second-band baggies, heavy and light harness, or horses and j wagon, inquire at George Grant's Liv ery Stable, Scappoose. j See lis about fire insurance. Do it j sow before the dromh begins. j Coi.i'mi-.ia Coi'NTV Bank. Mr. Norman Merrill of Clatskanie was a visitor to the county seat last Mon day. He informed us that w ok would bei;in Tuesday by the Columbia Agri- cultmal Company on their immense project of reclaiming a vast tract of overflow land tributary to the city of Clatskunic. Their first work will be to cut a ditch between Heaver Slough and the Clalskanie river, which will shorten the j distance from Clatsknuie to the Columbia ! river over half a mile. One thi.tis.md ! dollars for this purpose has been j subscribed by Ihe lieaver Transportation -j Co. nnd the citizens of Clalskanie. but of i course this does not near meet the ex - ; peuse, the balance iu wotk being donated by th'" Company as it will be an aid in their project of reclamation. Skwini; Maciunk ixir Sale A good machine for f 14. Inquire at this office. Two Farm Wagons, a Mowing Machine ami a Hay Rake for sale. Inquire of Jos Holaduy, St. Helens. 6-4 At the council meeting on Monday night last, the bond of W. A. Harris as city treasurer was approved and he took the oath of otliee. The liquor bonds of Walter nlakesley and George Brinn in the sum of $1,000 were approved. Nelson Pinckney and Adam Mueller as sureties for lllakesl. y and Wm and. J. N. Brinn as sureties for George Brinn. The street committee was ordered to employ men and have the knoll removed at the the junction ot Water street ami the pla.a, the county agreeing to pay one half the cost. Several bills were allowed and some minor business transacted. We pay Interest on Time Deposits. Columbia Countv Bank. WANTED--To borrow $1250 on im proved farm property for three years at 8 per cent. For further particulars ap ply at the Mist otiiise. St. Helens, Or. The lecture given bv J. Whilcomb llrougher at the M. E. church last Mon day night was well attended and those present report favorably. It is seldom St. Helens people hav au opportunity of listening to so able a platform orator as Dr. Brougher and Rev. Sleeth is entitled to credit for inducing him to come to our city. Cedar 'ence posts for sale at 4o each. U. 8. Dksi'ain, St. Helens. For Sai,K Several choice farms. Wm. M, Koss. iPRIM SHOES THEY ARE ECONOMICAL Because they wear and give the greatest satisfaction. Different styles are adapted for all climates and all seasons. Ask our clerk to show you our Oxblood Oxfords. STYLE QUALITY FIT LOW PRICES The Pelican is a queer bird. Big bill and little else. We're not Pelicans. .Jo kick about our bills. Our goods are marked to the lowest notch. You should investigate our stock and prices. J. H. Wellington rJW iff, riffr m m. rW Summer Rates East During the Season 1909 via the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD from Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Walla Walla and all points on the O. R. & N. line. To OMAHA and Return - - $60.00 To KANSAS CITY and Return - $60.00 To ST. LOUIS and Return - - $67.50 To CHICAGO and Retnrn - - $72.50 and to other principal cities in the East, Middle West and Sooth Correspondingly low lares. ON SALE JUNE 2, 3 ; JULY 2, 3 ; AUGUST 11, 12. To Denver and return - - - - $55.00 ON SALE MAY 17, JULY 1, AUGUST 11 Coins transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return licjit Oct. 31. These tickets oresent -ouie verv attractive features in the way of stop over privileges, and choice of routes ; th-reby-enabling passengers to make side trips to manv interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may be bad at a slight advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, slleeping car reservations and tickets will be furnished by any O. K. oc N. local agent, or Wm. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent. Portlaxd Oregon. V W WW WW WW VTWV WALKOVER -SHOES- i Here's a Picture Of One Walk-Over Shoe Looks good, doesn't it? But you'd better see original in our store, then on your foot. . If this doesn't chance to be your shoe, however, we have in any other happy choices, store full of them, in fact. They will interest you. The'cut shows a PLATINUM CALF BLUCHER PC MUST TIP PltlCe $4.50 OTHERS AT 1 1 theAl l 1 l.Tv S $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 we ARE SOLE AUENTS WHITE & ANDERSON Houlton. Oregon rj HOULTON LIVERY AND FEED STABLE L. H. COMBS. Prop Good Livery Rigs at Reasonable Rates. Drummers Trade A Specialty. ' Houlton-St. Helens Hack. Leaves Houlton at 7:30 to meet Iralda, returning meets north bound A. & C train, returning lo St. Helena after train leaves, leaving their in time to meet 11:18 train. Meets 3:18 train and steamer Iralda in afternoon. T HELEN OHKUUN.