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Newspaper Page TextThe Oregon MUt BSdtio""t St. 11,-leus, Oregon, as second-claas tnail nutter. Subscription Ratrs One year - fi months ' Advertising rates made known i n : ation. Legal notice 25 cent ir ISSUKD EVKRV FRIDAV BV K. II. FLAGG. Enrroit and rRor-RtKTon. 1.00 ppli- liue. THE VOICE OF LABOR. The Central Labor Council, of Portland, on Friday last, adopt ed the following resolution: r TW. re hereby ask all law abiding citizens u v ...:.V. ,,a our mutual rwrncot. deavor, by all honorable means County Official Paper j. i. CiRCcrr Corrtr Officers: - lliitrict Tud Onmplwll "lrl"r""?: Tongue , .District Attorney Coi sTv Orricsas James Dart. Indite W. A. Hwrw, Clerk.- gM Martin Whlw. Hier.ft... Hni W. K. Tichenor. CMuraV.-.-Uteknie H. Weft. t. OU'mifBurari ... E. K. Quick, Treamrer.... V. W. Clark, Ae9ivr J. H. Collins, School Supt O. T. Preecott, Surveyor... Sceppooae .St. Helen .St. Helens .CUtsksnie St. Helens Frank Sherwood. Corouw Kainier to who COST OF SPECIAL ELECTION The entire cost of the special election is hereby given for the information of those who dishon estly secured votes by mis-statements: E. H. Flafrsr, printing.. -$ 46 50 K. H. Bushman, posting notices Glass & Prudhomme, sup plies. -- School Dist. 10, hall rent. Austin Dowling. hall rent. W. H. Kyser, booths. Boards and messengers.. Canvassing returns G. D. Sutherland, posting notices 5 25 82 85 3 00 2 50 3 00 361 80 9 60 nnminntion ana eiecuun nr acffnta any rewuu TTir.- tl-t hv anv so- called assembly or convention of delegates of any prfitW which is suojecitouio ucv mnrv InW. . . v- Thia !s a fa r answer to i Anlnn's recent delaration of war against all Republicans who nnnns the rjrimary nominating nvontinn or favor Statement Vn 1 The challenge has oeen promptly accepted, and, unless the machine politicians retreat from their position the conies -ill nrobably eliminate party lines, even in the choice of State fls;nia nr1 members oi con oroes. If the labor council stood by itcoif it course would not have nv eTMit Dolitical insignificance hut it has the endorsement of the Grange, and, we believe, of tne great majority of the unorgan ?oA rotle of the State. The Grange in Columbia County has adopted similar resolutions, anu we predict that no candidate ior office can be elected nere next year who places himself in oppo sition to the direct primary law bv accepting the nomination of "advisory assembly' (so- called). We believe this is true of the State at large, and that politicians, realizing this fact, will not permit themselves to be sacrificed upon the convention altar. . . . i . i i , rtm a T" r- u I r I "T I OC ml'ArNINUALi Olnl C.IVICHN I Are You Of the Financial Condition of Columbia County, O.on, on QQJJQ f Q BUILD . ? StMrANNUAL IttfUttl 01 the County Clerk ol Columbia County, StaU of Oreuon, ilowii tl o amount nvestlrate Jhe fleHtS Of ' claim allowed by tha Circuit Rod county court ol ht county, far CONCRETE BUILDING 61 70 Total 576 There mav be bills for making out affidavits which can not pos sibly bring the total up to exceed $600. A PROHIBITION COUNTY. BLOCKS nl warrant drawn. and amouotol warrant ouMaitdlnif. Mid unpaid, from th. HI any of April, JW9, to th.SOtu day ol September ltW). both lnclniy. ..... ..i .r tt'.n.,,ti nnwn I tn hut ACCOUni A OWN ohivum. v. OnCUlmi Aiioweu lit County Cmtrt J., PirtMiii Court .....' .. '',, ... 1T The Best. Most Artistic n' wniw t ... . , Cletk'iOffic 'Jt; TNMum'i i offic ;'::.;.;;. Blocks, "rc' r.rsiw . w pftnaiit ons. nvlliKM ow vm.. ..................... (Mil , Fruil xnspeowr ii it. i .-.,' iim.. ' " v. .-p,, . IH KWWIWWO.. Current Expense Court House rxpens Jail Csreof Poor SolJier and Sailor tuna InAi... i Election Espensa , Kod nd Highways Miscellaneous and Durable Material for Business if . ri a, I J louses, vimuuvi Oruamcn t a 1 M7 tt 4W8 tW 274 i 75 00 79 woa ooi Kainier l'lion t our xine, or writ. ndw will tl lurnlsh eslluisles. COLUMBIA I DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING HOUSE In the new I. O. O. V. Building, have their CRAMP OPENING Saturday, Nov. 13 WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' SANDEL & FULLER MA M TACl'RKRS Oregon Totl Amount ol outatitiidhig ii Jpid oouuty wtrnntr, general lunl, 30th, 1308 t 1803 i!0 St-memlXT .....,. 134113 STATE OK OREGOS.) County oi loianmH - . r. , ,or th. boM.B,IBrd ConntT n.l SUte. do h'erby nry'tit tlie"lorrgoin i true nd corrcl ; sUte- njnt 01 themoimlol cmiuisnuowea oy ima)uiiijiiuvuv.,.v...... ,,, t Vh. e win uar ui cvp.cniuvr, w - .2Dm.S.a wVrmnt. drawn. .nJ the .mount ol war- ranU ontftandiiu and unpaid on tha rnral Futtil M tli th rwords ol hit olni-eana til tuy oiuciai runwiy, NOTIcaiOZCREOITORS . i. k.i.v ih.l ilia uml'Ulfi"! hM h.n, by ih rouiity erl, vt lh ' orrtou. r 'lmbi i o. "1," , ,i T niuiUlralorol 111 rw ni . "--. S..W.' Iht... all ht fUlnx COCSTT COTRT. allowed by tut County Coort. Nottm br tth.WJ: ocmcral rr5t. BAXD JVBOaa. Ou Htple - R FUnnim Frank Brown K LFalIn L 1) Dttker C VV MtUlDgcr. ) E Truman.. ciacriT eot aT juaom. E Enyart J W SowtU P Lu:ber John Eachmann C F Lanateldt 21 00 IT 00 170 IS 09 21 00 WITNESS iiiv hand au 1 the svai ol the Couuty Court of wld County this HUi ,'.,..iy.Orni, wiihin.u m.m.h. Piw upon r'-fffj:.-. i'ssssr..! I lllr tuinr f 7 - : t t day ol October 180. W A. 1IAKRIS. County Clerk. t r. m n k. A'twillUlialur, SEMI-ANNUAL STATfcMENT Of the amonnt ol money rcceired lor tsies lor the six months ending on the 30tn day of September, two. Amount on nanon as p-r tasi remir. ' collected (ur the month ol April, ltfOU " May, " ...... Juue, " .. ... .. ' July, " Auiiuiit," .... t " September, l0tt Total collected i ,.,.,. r.mi Trpsiaier darlue th mouth ol April, 1909. . v-... -- - My( mw D1LLARD & DAY ..10KS1 14 .. 17t .. '8 18 ... 0773 W Attorney s-at-Law Pr.ctlce, In ny Cottrl. 6iU oi federal. Nest door to court houM IWM ID I ..AW7 08 170H i ST. HELENS, ORE. IV R. EDWlSBOstM. i Je-Mi B B Kins Q W Raaucy L E liulkir W V XrloUre M Hbtcira 1 W Kin i D Short Bert Eraim John OlMem ttm KoUru Ell UvU A PrtfcUm ChM Weat I ti Edwarrls E Enyart W E Clark W V Brown r tiiu Ben Huntr Fre1 Larwjn O w CkaffiD Jon Norwood Frank McCaker C l White J 'jeiitry B F le JtKUnn Weed , w 400 41 80 i 40 40 11 X 40 8 CO 4 CO Z 01) 5 SO S (0 5 60 so 5 SO i 0 7 0 7 40 1 SO 40 5 CO j 90 5 (0 6 u t W 5 CO 4 60 21 60 21 70 il to IS 20 13 00 U 00 It is probable there will be no contest over the recent election and therefore the saloons in Col umbia County will be permitted to exist for another year. To this extent the recent election was a victory fF &e saln men an( yet it is apparent that those among1 them who are prudent will conduct their business with a view to retiring after the gen eral election in November, 1910. The meagre majority of 64 wiH then disappear and Columbia, with the other counties of the state, will finally expel the li censed saloon. Outside of the four incorporated cities the anti saloon vote is largely in the ma jority, and this would be more plainly demonstrated if the vote in St Helen3 and Houlton could be separated from the precinct vote of Union precinct, as was done at Rainier. The farmers of Columbia County are beginning to see the bunco game that is being played upon them by the towns. Thev must pay their share of county and state ex penses caused by the liquor traf fic, but get no portion worth con sidering of the bribe or license money raid to the cities by the saloonkeepers. That this bribe j money was a potent factor in set- j l i-eii , , . . i i ' Aarun Keil-y " tling tne election is very piamiy , nn,imvmn shown by the figures from Rain ier precinct. That city derives " September, IDOtf. . 6773 80 ToUl smount paid County Treasurer W20 1 STATE OF OREGON. v,uij , M(rtin whUe Sher.fl o( Qfanut Counlyt 0.0,,, h.K.h a-rtif that the loreiroina iUtement is correct nd true, m I verily believe. MARTIN WHITE. Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon. SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the County Treasurer ol Columbia County, Oregon, howlnfC the) "";'' : l . :.i An itinn. ttm in ronnir eiiuiiik nrywuiuri vv"' " ICWIUU nun - e Toamounton land attime oflast report To amounts received Irom Phrriff general Tax To amounts received from Sheriff. . . . Gen. County Road To amounts received Irom Wierifl Hpewial School To amounts received Irom Sheriff special county road. To amount received from sheriff, special city tax To amount leerivtd from sheriff, interest To amount received Irom sheriff, penalty - To amount received from sheriff, sheriff's fees To amount received Irom conntT clerk, fees To aruoont rectivtd from county clerk, line. To amount received from couniy clerk, deedlot. t. .,,,..., rivrl fn.rn county clerk, forfeited ball To amount received from county clerk, prise State Fair. To amount receivid horn iinty clerk, rock spec B. I). 8, To amount received Irom coun'y clerk, land exemptions To amcunt received from clerk, indemnity To amoui.t received Irom K. E. Uodlrer, cement, etc To amount rtceived from justice of peace One To amount received from liquor license To amount received from J. H. CoiIlu, CO. snpt., Institute fund To amount rtceived fiom tle treasurer, state school lund.... j1r-.v.;:; .2 physician & surgfon Aouott. l'JOB 38 1 T. HXtKSliI ! I 0WW DR. R. L. Jei-fcott DENTIST Omce with Dr. Cliff. T. HKI.KN8 Steamer Iralda Aas j-choli A O tkmn IIJ S,jiitbarl.... V, 1 ZillTiin TB Itt J:'ob tkazie.- .. J I Montgomery. Bert Foaieroy,... Alex TChmier.... W ClFry W E Rice t 00 10 m t oo 80 00 9 00 11 00 b 60 i 60 b m z m Coo rail linyiler 5 60 a m ' 6 60 W 3 IMlz 1 A KchuueKn.. BJ Ketlan Gun! Jobnaou.. E E Tullar A S larlt 5 m 5 eo 6 eo 9 20 2 00 A T tws Frank Wilkloa. Schupback.. $4,800 revenue annually from its ; y' iciarin.. saloons, and its indebtedness j 'nvZ'.'.Z amounts to about $80,000. Theji-x t saloon licenses will just abcut pay interest on the debt, and the ; l d wt running expenses must be met by direct taxation. The same argument prevailed to a large extent in all the incorporated towns. "We need the money" . wa3 the cry everywhere, and it , was a votegetter. It is true, al- so, that the calling of a special j ' election was unpopular, as it put an extra, and, as many thought, an unnecessary expense upon the ; county, and this argument was .' made the most of by the saloon men. Had it been a regular election there is no doubt the connty would have gone dry, not withstanding the hard work and liberal expenditure of the saloon men. 2 20 8 00 4 00 12 00 4 00 e oo 6 00 4 00 u oo 4 au 12 40 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 t 00 1 2 00 The Forest Grove Press is a new candidate for popular favor. It 13 published at the live prohi bition town of Forest Grove, and is a neat, well edited journal. Judging from appearances every man In the town advertises. i 1 U fbcldoa Jm;ol Hammer...... 1 'jeo li Lemout ; pfiilnon KrAert (''hneider K a Lynch Win iJrtnn Wltuew before Grand Jurf. B K Smiih. K li Bcdiman Joliu llendrlckauB Ueury liendrickun John '.tumoodln 'J 13 iliUny Ultk V.!lllaiu A H ;iaiiie A J Ovary BW Lowiaatl .......... Jobn Auaereon 0 l) Bullierland Beatrice Blee Ka Bke. R Mcl'herson " ' Rkhar.1 Oratiam 1 40 Joe H;ssi(in 0 k Miller (Cuntlnued next week.) 8 00 3 GO 8 00 00 8 00 8 0 00 11 20 12 40 7 M 12 40 11 20 11 20 11 20 6 CO We install everything electrical, Columhia Electric Works. ' Of course you have to eat and you want your money's worth. Its my busi ness to see that you get it. , . M. C. CRAY, St. Helens A (food five year old horbe lor sale . T. B, TwOtt, Bt, Helens. J37W 40 12703 21 577 HO M44 01 717(1 10 !i71!H m W 12 20 00 25 SIX) U0 . 90 00 36 00 14 .V , 3 Oil ft 3.', !f0 7(1 IOW 00 44 CO 657U 60 C. . Hoojhkirk, Mtshr. RAILROAD TIMK. Ij..,.. Ralnlrr dailr (raeM un,lT)r I'nrt Itttul. at S A. M.. ilAi.riint iron, Ml. Hleht mi o'rlork. Ki'luruhn. Ita I'oftiauJ al 1 w r Marrlrlnf a; . Hiiriw ai ax Fasseniert aoi Fast Freiilt. FOR PORTLANO DAILY rORTLANI) LANMNO. AMKU KT !B14I9 2 Ey amoont psi.l out on County Warrant- M By amoont paid out on general road worranU fuli M By amount paid out on Special School. By amount paid out on gen rchool warrant 'Wll V By amount paid out on special city lund By amount paid out on scalp bounty. ........ By amount paid out cn soldier and sailor-; fond W By amoont paid out cn pec county road fund ji (l? By amount paid out on fines to informer '' By amount jaid out on lat H state Ues ;H&a l v I2I160 15 By balance on ha; d school lund apportioned M 00 By balance on hand school fund not apportioned ' By balance on bund county rosd lund..... iiiiii in By balance on band M-ec county road fund lj'" w By balance on hand spec school lund li m By balance on hand gen library fund , " By balance on hand s pec depoait. LA By balance cn hand soldier and sailors lndg lund By balance on l and indemnity fund ..VJ By balance on hand IWC city fund ns By Ulauce on hand institute fund .' By balance on hand gen fund " 181449 20 STATE OF OREGON. ) County cf Columbia is a rev nl. v ,ln l.ereb cert if that the foregoing true and correct statement of the amounts received and paid out, and the balance remaining on band, on the sum nay or Bepiemwr, . Witness my hand and seal tbU 27th day oi uctooer, iw, La E. QUICK County Treasurer cuiiullllll SIIMM ARV STATEMENT Of the 6nancial Condition of the Connty ol Columbia, in the Bla e of Oregon, on the 30th day ol bepteraher, a. v.. iuw. Amt. A tut. li ABILITIES. Gen. Fund Warrant unpaid March Sl-09.... Issued, Apr. lt-09 to Sept. 30-00 lncloeive. 82(10 07 18034 20 Amt. paid and cancld Apr- lt-09to Sept Amt. unpaiJ Sept. 30-09 Amt. gen. road fund warrant unpaid Mch. 81-09. Amt. issued Apr. 1-W to Sept. 30-06 21214 27 30-06 MM 14 1311 13 707 25 23301 16 Amt. paid and caned. Apr. 1-09 to Sept. 30-00. . Amt unpaid Kept. 30-09...: BESOTJ RCES. By amt. caah In hand treaaurer, general fund. By amt. cash In hand treasurer, road lund .... Rv amt. dela tax 1908 Bv amt. dela Ux 1908 road lund. 124068 41 23373 60 m 80 10R54 04 11334 72 0262 60 4218 70 2058 12 45 2623 94 2742 08 04 79 By amt. delq lax 1907 general fond 824 Dy anil, ueio rouu iuiim ,,,.,,.......,.. Delq taxes 1888 to 1806 Hy lieu on land bid In by county By taxe paid on lien orvm no By court house, jail and furniture SIoo 00 By rock crusher, engine, etc Jfi(Jg R mvif fa rm ......a. .. fl)0522 21 J JB. li H. CLIf, PHYSICIAN T II K I.E. Nil SURGEON OHK.lKlK J WILI.KIl " ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 8t. Helena, Oregon OU I'OHTLAND DAILY STEAMER JLIVIEHICiJ Leave St. Helens 6.00 A. M. Arrives at Portland lOu'K) A. M. Leaves I'ortland at 2 30 I'. M, Arrive Ht. Hclunsat :.'(0 1'. M. HUMMON8. Iu til CI re lilt (mirt. nf IheKute of Orrfon, (or t.uifiniuia mum?. I.uln K. Hrj.i.l, flaliitlff, ., WlilUm Hryaitl, UATori'iniii. To W illiam llrvant, tlenUt, 2n ibe ni.me tit tli Htata i( Ori'kin. tou berel,v re'iulred vi nntwur and aiiwHnrr Ihn rorn (ilaliit Ulrd yuu In Hi atv. nnililrd curt anu im, ou nr iiura ina win flay OviiK-t, 'Ji, tli" but day nrwrllwil In tl.- orlr lor the piilillciiilonof Hilt ftiimmoii, nnrl II roil (all m ln.iar ami an.wrr, lh pUln tlfr will ,,ly lo Ibe almva etillllwl roiirt loi Ibe relief iirnye'l (or III tbe altya nittlttil nil U,-wit: for a deeree- Irom tbla court lorevrr dlMHiivni tne MHHia oi inatriuiony now cilat in irtween tnin inniuim ami inn dtrirnilani and lor alwlgtnriil (or hut cmia and ol.t...r mania In tm aim, and (or in h fortbi'r relief ai ina conn inar neeni iot alio roiiiinMtt. Tbla nuinmnnK l iiiil..icr inirmuiil loan mum mun on nia ,m ny hi Mriii)iler, lidiK, by Hie linn. J. O. Cm.i.ull. Jndiie nf Ilia auore entitled ennrt, l, whlnh order It la dl. reeuellbxt lhl iiriiriioin Iw jnl,lltliiil In tl llreaon Mlitone a wek ft,r kU oonacntitive weeka, and tbadaiaof tba tint imblliwtlon la the 17th day nl H.-i.ti-inlwr, Y.m. . It. HEn Allmieya (or I'lallltlir. 4KNUKNUAM.AT. J. IIKWITT. Flrat pnhlleatioii Hi-plemWr IVIh. I'joO. IMl (ibil:ation ucioiwr win, IWH. I E. C, STANWOOD I ""SSS""11 A. 1 sasajB 4i A complete stock of Gcncial 3IerchandLse Courteous treatment and a square deal for all. IXITTVILLR ST. HELENS 5 mtifiwtmttnwiitri I Suits, Coats, Capes, Millinery Ribbons, Laces, Veilings, Hosiery, Underwear, Rubber Goods, Shoes. Men's Suits and Gents9 Furnishings . . . Every Article iu the Store Reduced. Bargains in every department. Souvenirs free to everybody. COLUMBIA DRY GOODS CLOTHING HOUSE AND M(llHIM(IHMMMMIM(l)(MM(iMMiMMI I St. Helens and Houlton Cleaning Company Ladies' and Geuts Clothes Cleaned and Pressed. Plumes Curled and Cleaned. Leave work with Ercd Watkius, St. Helens or the Houltou llarbcr Shop. at H44nteOMHMIM444MImiMt( Try the New Coufcctioncry aud Pool Room BENNETT BROS. I'KOPKIETOKS Candy, Tobacco, Cigars, and Soft Drinks FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP In Connection yVAAAAAAA ja. jm. A A ga, A. A 4 Oregon Calls "MORE PEOPLE" I'aa the word to your relnilvei and fi lends to come now. Low Colonist Rates To Oregon will prevail Irom the. Kaat September 15 to Oct. 1 5 VIATMH Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation Co. AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) From Chicago . $33.00 " St. Iiuis - 82.W) " Omaha - 25.00 " St. Paul . 25.00 " Kansas City 25.00 FARES CAN BE PREPAID Dopoaft trto nmntint nf tha Mra with the nearest O. B. 4 N. or B. P. it(itandTiiletwillh4deliverklln.thB without co,,, rcr.-.WA,--v.;;'. J !UlwLJ ,1 H", 8ftnd us Um name and address of anyone Inlormled In lb Btt 'or Ori'tion literatnra. j WM. MCMURRAY. j General Pasaenirer Agent 3 P0MTUND, ORE, 2