The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, January 28, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLOOAL AOMMM TON BoD-Twl, Minor tnd Wliilr ol I'ortland.atUirutyi for Morrli lrQlW,lhond buyers, bave ridvlstrl their oUbiiU egaln.t h Ph" ' St lltlsa. 'r boB,U' ,v'" v"rlm" '.. .uch. at tbal tht tueasura m not propofty distributed, tb ballot not ir..rly preptrtd, tbt) pol' '' kfptop.ii long tnougb, tb litl. wu 1-.-ilvau.tc. A tttempt will U uid. to ...Mt ilie-iwiulrtiiittilt " b er, and II thl ! uuueisrul U will b .......rv local! aoolliw election. Tb city must bave an adequate water supply ,j whatever U neeerry to ccoinplUb thai purpose must I doue. Paints, olla, variileb, ualli, aball bard w, Knwt tod bolta-all bud ol builder material at'tbt ttora ol Ja. Muckti'&tfou, . Uct prloKt. Thk View Koo I m Mr.C.M. Stump, Kin.r in cbart f a parly of turvey railsttred at tbe 8t Helm Hotel Wtdoesday vtnlnf and tiarltd Ttaur. .i.v tompUtlHtttiy 01 m-ron land and rkuthwrt ra Hallway to Pllta l.uf), mS tba Nail-M. I I- thought the ...it will befeullt to th Nabaltw Iblt yrsr r, i ' WcHikRtoi. lit will py especial aitrnito t't orders by wireless, Tueiistern lf wpota pioat tujoy tftfxm laat HatuHay tBlii. lb . thu, h mt out 0 III ineideate Thr commltt rrtipon lbl lr ib -od lima mwtuwl of Mr and Mm. Jm ILcoii, tr. ai.il Mm II. utbid ami Mr. and MraVied l.'tfK Wrr; Mr C II Itrlnil" ol Yankton. Mrs. J Warreu yulfkand Mr V.Cra'g of St. Ilrlrn. Teriacresol land l-r . one hall u,i! Ioioj Moalioii Addrcuor ca I on Ow rxt Prrr, lloullon. Org.'B. , A Vovk- Milk Rt'-Tbe forir-hora Utu attached to lb bus ol tba Ki. Helen Transfer Company teem IrWiteiicd Wednesday evenle aad ttnl l"w ihc tinr'if on rtrn lot Hit tall tlmter. It had tiwtrtKbl ol way nnd never Mopped unill ft .passed hw brow of tbt big bill i hi. suit o tbe btdeeroa JlUton iiw near VanktoK.. Very litllt dama; was done ana tit txg bo kept right tlda up. SKW?H MACHIHi SALK-locjutt I tint oflirt. Tbt banelit danct given at Deer laland lurdtyv January Md waa a surer la vny reapeci ana ir, i.htallink all wlM hell mem to illingly. Including INrer Wand Grange .r the e ol lb ball. (lii. rtn 8LW Inquire ol Jk ppleton, IHrrr Uland. Tbeclribla buay on the work ol e Irii.hug the l oll In to allow llie Iwrcaa" ol work in 111 iiwat ootce t I. .uled that tlx HU3 roll eouaiated ol volume 'h lour eatenalona. Tbl rartheit ate lour tolumee wllbalaiy tir eiicntioua. Then the taxable volu tion or the county waa In the oelgbtor tood ol fl,ttM)iM. No It la about ten intra that amount or !5,iM,0uO. Tli-r kre alut tak-e min taxpayer in tb- louniy a there wvr then, and, no iwnt L-r how amall the tax an individual pay k wli llcut lia to be carclullv computed. l ia a nincti grrar laak than anvone Would tuppoae wbo la on familinr with 'te wurk. .. Hoarder wanird a' thr Vermont Hotel. .mxI room, good boaid. Meals JficenU. kcial rate by tbt ek , .St, Helen Lodge No. 1 17. I. O. O. V ulalled tit ltd lowing oltlcec teat Sat ur Hjv nlxbt. J. W.Allen, NoMe Grand; "ercr JlarriKin. Vice Grand ; Win. Rom, Treaaunri C. W, IHakealey, Socre ry, M4BiKTi-Ort January Slat, by Ju- ur II. I', vtaiklua, ai nia uonor a real Bene in St. IKIeu, Mi Itonn t Hop- in to Mr, Allied Nelaon. Council Uiet Momlay tvening, but liu to the abarnct ol the mayor no Important biititiea waa tranaacted. Syrup ol White Pine and Tar, the old h'luUr cougb remedy, l'or aale by A. 1 fining, drugnitt. Choice lot lor aale Irani 100 up. Will be In bl. Helena Saturday. Term: ) per cent raah ; balnnct ten per cent r month. J, D. GOIU'RUY, 2:1, Board i.l Tiad bldg., I'orlland .t Ovi'tciAl. V hit Avon Lodge Knlgbta ot I'ylhla, waa honored laat Tueaday evening by visit Irom Grand Chancellor Menelce and Grand Kvcpnr ol tht Kec- ordi aud Seal L. B. Stlntaon. The vliiilng oRiclala wet euthulatlclly received by the local knighta and regaled wiih a bounteous lunch prepared by the K. 1 special cbef. Mr. I,. R. Rutherlord, ol Rainitr, was a St. Helen visitor laat Wednesday. Mr. Rutherlord ha resigned at pott uiuater ol Rtiniur and ha purchased a lurtncrahlp with P.. It, Qufck In the business ol tbt Columbia County Ab Irjct tod Truat Company. lit will move with hi lumily to St, Helen a noon a be naa procure a lioust lor them to live In. Mr. Rutherlord and wile leave a host ol Irleudt in our neighbor city onlv to make new ouc heie. The people ol tht Nulialcm Valley are ngain agitating the tubect of an electric road to Clntskauie, and at Rainier they have bad prospector out digging coai. i-ratty soon a diamond dri.l will be oertiug on the iron deposits la the Yankton neighborhood, Sure tign that Spring It approaching. Don't lor get, however, to plant grain and vege- lablCM. Tbey art the surest and best bat. Catti,". 1'oh Sauk One iry Cow, Ireah soon ont black cow, giving milk ; two heifer calve, one year old. Call on or address, II. V, Lake, Ilotilton, Ore, Jim. 28 3t IIodsk and Two Lots fob Saik-SI room house and two ol the best residence lots In tit, Helen. Price 2,000. Ap- r'y t thl office, George E. Vruke la helping hi sister l.ulit H, Prakea in the management ol the Hotel Uoyal at North Yamhill, re ntly purchated by MIm Frake. A TKKaniU Accidxnt-As Mr, W II. Taylor ol thl pluce was lighting lire With coal oil last Sunday eve lug an explosion occuned nnd Hit flames at once tuveloptd ber. Her husband and a girl ol aUut seven year attempted to extinguish Hit flames, but did not sue ceed until ."she reiwlwd fatal injury burn extending Irom her feet to lit head, In endeavoring to save ber Mr, Taylor' hands tnd I ,c were quite b-idiy burned tnd tbt girl wai burned on ber body from tbt neck to below tbt inlddtt of the hack. Dr. Clin did hit utmost for the woman, preparing her lor ih trip and tending her to the hospital ai ronuuti, where tbt died at about one o'clock the ntxt morning. She leaves three quite young children, Bhe was burled at Castle Rock, Washington, To Tkt Tim Law An echo of the local option election was beard her Tueaday when John Larson, of Mavgr was brought before Justice Walkin end Sued (AO lor disposing ol liquor In Oak foint rrecinct, contrary to the pro vision of tb local option law, John A Collier, ol Portland, waa Larson' at, lorney and promptly gave notice of a' s'ppeal to tba Circuit .Court on the ground of tbe Illegality of the election. The order calling for tbe local option el.tMlou In Columbia County Is .1 No vember was signed by James Dirt, Coujitv Judge, neithiir of the Com uilaaionert concurring. An injunction was served on I he county oilier against proi-tding wl'h the election Magnus (iaxon signing Ihepe.itioii for injunction. fill was tried out belore Juil Kiklii end tbe periuauciil inlunction denied. Oak Polul Precinct went dry and Laraou announced bi Intention of continuing l aell liquor. Tbe complaining wilneat U Mar In White, Sheriff of Columbia County, and th cumpUInt stale that Larson sold liquor to Martin Whi , ihowinj that he ettdenily act.-d on legal advlcw aud believe ! b was within bis rights, ai he ia well acquainted wi b the sheriff. Undoubtedly the case will go to tht) Slate Supreme Court, as it l hardly probtible Mr. (olltrrrxp-cl lliu. district udge lo reverse his own decision. Wt wish to announce to our friends and patroi t hal carry a full hue ol Brown and Hamilton celebrated Auiert can Gentleman and American Lady shoe nd would le pleased to show them to you. There I no more important detail of your attire than shoe. You will Sad nothing smarter or correct than our new American Gentleman Uxl.ird. To su periority of this, like all American Geo- tlemeu shoe, 1 not only lo appeamnce; It coer every iletml, inside aul oul . J tMI-.S Ml'CKLH Ik HON. Tkam foa 4i.K Ciiiur Good span hor ea a ill Work sliule or double, weight about IIM, good et double ha nea and apilng back iu gtMxl condition. Will ell aeparrtte, or a snap at ISO lor all il sold at once. Call on or addicts L. I. laraen, Warren, Oregon. Jan. 8tf Potatok rou S4LK Karly Roe, American Wonder aud llurbank teed tKttatoea, C. J. Lacn, Warien, Ore. Jan. Hi I. Iiev. Ay era. ajeut ol tbe Amnrlcao Itible Sucicly lor tbe Pacific Nortiiweat, will preach In the M. K. Cbunth at ht. Helens at II a, tu. neat Sabbalb A large choruscboir is being organited at the M U. clmrvh. New books have been ordered. R -hearsat every Friday night atT p.m. All who ting and all who desire to learn to sing arc Invited to join the clan, Mra. 1. J. Swltaer will serve Ira for the ladies of th Episcopal Guild next Tuesday alleinoon al X o'clock. TvpitwniTKa AC.KKCY Hkk Mr. C. II Jobn has been appointed local agent for tbe Oliver typewriter. All who are lulereated In this Uboraving Invention are reque cd to call and investigate iu merit. Wakbkn CONrX.vGATioN The build ing owned by tbe Warren Improvement Company at Warren end occupied by John lto a a general meichandise store, together with a small building knoWu as the Ittanchard house and oc cupied by James lUcon a a warehouse, were destroyed by tire laat Tuesday altern on, tlte die being cauaed by the overturning of a amall three legged stove In Mr, Ro family living room by the vlbrallon of the building when people were pasting by. Tbe toUl loet was over fttOO. The building cost nearly f 1800. tbe loss of Mr. James Bacon was in the neighborhood ol 400, Mr. Rosa' loss on bla stock was about f 2,000 aud tiie Woodmen ol the World, Reduieu, Artf- tant and Vail Grange lost several bnud- red dollar worth of paraphenalia, The greater part ol tue lost is m o ue covered by Insurance, and a the build ing was an excellent investment it will probably be rebuilt in the near tuture. Think how much money you spend for trlflle, useless luxuries, things yon can get along without. Put that mouey in the bank. You Can eie opportunity with money. The Columbia County Bank pay 4 per cent on tlmt certificates of deposit. VwtT raovt THK O. A. C Nineteen member ol the olan in Annual Industry visited Lakeside Farm last Friday, ec cotupnnleil by Professor R. L, Potter, for tht purpose of looking over the Frake herd of Holsten-Freislan cattle. Mr. Fraket treated tht delegation to big red apple aud the college Boyt were enthusiastic fn their praise ol the cattle and tht trult. In tht matter of the motion of Mrs, Albert Wood lor the custody ol the minor children, no order was made by the Cir cuit Court, but both parties were given time to file aflldavils, eta. The Mist erroneously ttitted tlmt the custody ol the obililren Was eiven tb the tlivorcBU wue Thewav torlchrt is to save. Saving give content. Your contentment He through the Columbia Bank. Let your monev earn Interest lor you. Are vou ttruirirtlug along at a laboring man? Do you want to always struggle or Put t part of your earnings in tne Columbia County Bank. Start your fund, for Irttdom't take, IIK Tokk Tim Wux-Judga J. B Donu and Win. MuGowan, auWribing wltne-sesto tbe will of Abbott L. Kli h ardaon, ol Rainier, came to St, Helens Saturday lor the purpose of testifying In the matter of tbe probate. All went well until Judge Doan handed the will In Mc Oowan to Identify hi signature, when ihe latter Immediately began tearing the will to nieces, saving he proposed to "put an end to this business" Il wa with some difficulty the paper wa taken from bltn beforn being absolutely des troytd. L'pon being remonstrated with ba shouted that it wat the will of God that ba break tbt business up. McUowan I a bachelor who live on a ten-acre wood ranch In the neighborhood of Rai nler. It Is said that nntll a short time go McUowaa was an atncist, nut re cently he went to tbe other extreme and became a fanatic on religious matter He wat brought back to t. Helen Mob day and committed to tbt lostnt asylum at SaUm, Those who win rlcbe must ravt, have no four of self denial. Tne Coiummt County Bank, tht oldest bank in tb county will belo you, iMANOKMAMO OTIIK Piof. A. B. Cordley of tbe Oreg-.n Agrlcnltural Col- lee and W. K. Newell, of the State Board of Horticulture will be present at the Pomona meeting at Scappooae next Saturday, and Prof. Cordley will deliver nn Illustrated lecture demonstrating the lart method of treating fruit peal and their prevention. No one bo i lu tere'ifd inany.wav in tee or plant lile can alford to mis this lecture. Tbe meeting n the Grange will be an im portant one and it is cxpectd that every subordlntte grange in the county will be represented. . The postofllce aud barber shop have moved iuto their new quarters in the Gray block. Mr. Gray Is to be com mended for hi ,nierprise in piovhling for I'ucle Ham' pttront a convenient bu lnest place. At the office has not been raised lo the third gra-le tbe Gov ernment ay no rent for tbe building. Horn To th wife of I. II. Copeland, of Albany, a son. Ri-solve today to save, Decide on a deflnit plan. Then pt-raiat. Persia!. The Columbia County Dank will show you bow. 4 percent earned on Time Certificate of Deposit. For Salk Four full blood Plymouth Rock Rooster at II B0 each. Apply to N. Pinckney, Cari.-o, Ore. Do l eu Want Te Mrlll If v.. I! want tu -ell y.mr bum- cf any kli l, if y..n want ! wll Ur pr.icrt , and will make tne price riiiht I would likn lo b,ar Irom you. Gie deacrlptlon and price. Ad-Ire J. K, Smlib, 613 Cliamir Cniiniierce, P..ri- laud, Oiegn. Teacher Examination Notice it hereby s'ven 'bat tlieC.ciu y (tuperinte.ilma of Columbia I'ountv Will hol.l lire n-iilUr vxamin tious for spi'lk-aiita lor -tain m i I county papers alllHCa..r lloue, In St. ile.en, a lol!ua: ion ktatx r .:xa Commeiving Wedne 1 tv, Febnmry Klh, at 0 uVlock a. in. ail continnim until Saturday, rebr iary lini, at 4 p. 111. WelneUy Penumnshlp, History, HimllBg, Physical Geography, Reading, Pat ciuloy. Thurrday Written Anlhmetic, The ory of Teai biug, Grammar, Bookkeep ing, I'hvsics, Ciil Government. Friday Physiology, Ueograp iy, Com- (MMition, Algebra, F.uglieh Literature, tkhmd Ijw. Saturday Botany, Plane Geometry, General History, fOU COl'HTV fAPXRS CommeuclKg Wednrly( Fbruary 9th. at 9 o'clock t. in., and continuing until Friday, February lUn, at 4 p. in. Weilnosday Peumau ip. History, Orthography, Heading, I'hy.icil lieo- graphy. . Thursday Written Arlthiiiftic. itie- ory ol Teaching, Grammar, Physiology. Friday Geography, School ,i , Civil Goverumein, English Literature. J. H. COl.LI.S5l, County Superintendent of ttehoott 81. Helen, Oregon, January 88, liuw NOTICE TO CREDITORS Votlea la liermbv alven that the tinder- leneil have ben. by the County Court ol the Stale of Oregon for the County ol Columbia, appointed adminUtratrix of the estate of Abbott U Kicbanliron, de eeasml, and have rtulv qnaliiUM as nch. All person hating claim against nid eitnte are hereby required to preaent the me to either of us at St. Helena, Ore., within tlx months from tlte date hereof. . ... St. Helens, Oregon. Jan. DORINIU A. MUCKI.E FRANCK9 M. JOHN Administratrix of tbe estate of Abbott L. Ricbsrdson, deceased. ' S0TICB TO CREDITORS, Allrrona hatln claims sninat the ilW nl Ruins H. Kln. rteoeaw.1, ' Pat prewni ths aauis, uroierly vsriUed, lo Manih K. King, si her horns In Majxrr. Columbia Cuuuty.Wie gnn, wliklnalx moniha Imm the data hareol. Adialiilatrtlor. COOPER & LARSEN 5UMM0NS. In the rirciilt Ourt, l li, f Orritmi. lor lite Conriir nl(;oliiti,la, Mlnnla l.eto, I'lniullir, Oarloa V. I.aol. liolni,lul, To Hid ilelielnt lo tlis atmve enllllml aulti III the name ol tlis MUti ol Oreenn, jrou are hereliy rriilrM loauawnr the rorn.llnl flll sal ml you In tin almvs siitluad mlt on Hit ll.i rlsji ol January, Will. Hal.) mill Ik ciiiHiucd by Ilia plaintiff avnlii' I ynu Inr a ilvnn-a, a- Ihn riinnl of d u-rtlxii. and II you lull to atnar and ftimwrir M-lwai-u now and anlddny. foi Ulluri. tlirrri.ff Hie unilnlin will laka Jmlirmeiit iwaliint ynn Pit a divorce and a dlnaolmluuol tlis mttrrluirn iiuw HalHtlUH lanwean yuu and aald tiinlritirf Tliln tininiiiua la aarvrd liv pnWIi llnii In iiwaiiaix-a ui an nrdr made by lliu Jmlxo ol lha Imi nlllld CI r.-ult Oi.irt, rimed Ilia mU day ol lirrienihar, and oiderlriK Hie Hrai ,ullli allini ui lie maila nu tlr Xl't nay nl l iinlpr. IK, and the but publlnatlur, to Ije uiaileuu tUa lU day nUarmary. I'.llu. W II. IllH i HPKNrKH, Atmrnryi lur Halntlrr. ASNOl'Mt'EMEMT Having purchnaed Hie intereatof James Dart, of Dart & Muckle, sve wish to an nounce to our friends and patrons that the business will be font in tied under the name of Jas. Muckle & Son. ' We solicit tbe patronage ol tht public, assuring thrtn of courteous tretuicnt an, I lowest price', quality conndereil. Respectfully, JAS. MUCKLE i HON Steamer Iralda C. I. Hotghkirk. Mattir. RAILROAD TIME. leaves Kalnlur dally (sttiinday)for Port land, al A. M.. departing from Hi. lUlena at I o ;hk!x. Humming, leavia ronrauu ai ;v r M arrlvlnx ai ai. Helena al 4:4ft. PasscDzernni Fast FrelilL FOR PORTLAND DAILY PORTLAND LANDING. ALDER ST DR. R. L. Jeffcott DENTIST Office with Dr. Cliff. ST. HELENS PHYSICIAN & SURGEON T HXUtMl Great Clearance Sale AT THE Columbia Dry Goods & Clothing House In the new I. O. O. F. Bldg. St Helens. Oregon Every article in the store reduced Sale Continues to February 1st I HERCULES POWDER: We are sole agents for the Dupont De Nemour9i Co. for the sale of Hercule Powder. We sell strictly at Portland prices. Buy of us and get quick service. WARIIEN, ORECOX ELECTRIC Fixtures. Colombia Electric Works ttM4l4tl4MUt4tf at a - . it- Try the New Confectionery and Pool Room I i t ! i BENNETT BROS. PROPRIETORS Candy, Tobacco, Cigars, and, Soft Drinks FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP In Connection WALKOVER -SHOES-. The Verdict of the Nations. BIDS WANTED For thr. e thousand yard (more or less) o crushed rock, t ' folliiWillg rf0li1cllrtns; lo or lurniaiimi in Imbkera with ultabk chutt for lead ing with good wRon road to county m.i Un.'k to be In three- aizee 8, Inch, 1 inch and screenln-, at much t may oe aesneu uy ui ihi" either kind. Kock to be .furnished in qunntltie tnd at nnv time doaired by the) tnpervtaor. Bill to be opened on the 2nd day ol February, . 1010, et ten o'clock, and to be eeaM, tddreaied to theoounty clerk, and marked, ''Bids tor linnk in District No. 3." Certified check for ten per cent of the amount must aecompanv each bid. The court rva the riirht to reject any and til bid, JAMEd DAM, Judge, People of all nations are adopting the WALK-OVER shoes in preference to their native shoes, in spite of the fact that -foreign labor is cheap and that a very high duty is placed on American made shoes. Could any but the very best be sold under these conditions? WALK-OVERS are sold in 44 different countries. Patient Leather, Blucher Boot, Junior Model PRICES 5.00 PRICES IN THIS COUNTRY ARE $4.QO.$5.0Q$".4.50 WE ARE SOLE' AGENTS WHITE & ANDERSON HOULTON. ORE. JO City Shoeing Shop General Blacksmithing, Woodwork and Repair pair Work Promptly and Neatly Done. Pav ing Cutters' Tools Made to Order. Horse shoeing a Specialty. All Diseases of the Foot Scientifically Treated Free of Charge. E. H. WICKS, Proprietor First Door West of School House, ST. HELENS, ORE. M44VM4M4 I Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry. J "THE NORTH BANK ROAD" $ THE SHORT LINE EAST Two Through Trains Daily 1 EQUIPMENT 2 TRAIN 2. Leave Portland 9:00 A. M. X ' Thronirli Standard and Tourist SWpera Daily between Portland and S Chicago via 8. P. and H., N P .C.B.iQ.: also observation ears, 6 rat J Clast eoactie ana dining care. Z TRAIN 4. Leave Portland at 7.00 P. M. TbrouKh Standard and Tonrigt 8leepers daily between Portland and Chicago, via 8. V. & S G. '., C. B. & Q. Standard and Tourist Slt-ewrs daily between Portland and Fpoksne 2 connecting with through standard and tourist deeper daily between S J Hpukaue and Denver and Spokane and St. Louis. S First Claw Coaxhes, Observation Car and Dining Care. For Pssaenger Fares, Sleeping Car reservations, Etc., tee any A. A j C. It. Agent. at Or H. M. ADAMS J General Freight and Passenger Agent J PORTLAND, OREGON THE DRUG STORE We endeavor to keep on hand all the Standard . Drugs and Patent Medicines. If we 3 naven t wnat you want, we win o send and get it. StAtionerv. School SuDDlies. Post Cards Perfumery and Toilet Artices Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Bath Brushes and Shoe Brushes. A complete line of Druggists' Sundries. E A. J. DEMING st. Helens, or. jtpjrjuuujL0 sum ajujuusLSLSJLSL ajL.8.a.gg.a.aj.ii.i ixslslslxslslslslxsu The Chicago Store F. J. BASEEL, Proprietor HOULTON, OREGON I am building up a business because I sell for reasonable prices. If you want to save money try me. A Complete Line of DRY GOODS Mens' and Boy's Ready Made Clothing, Ladies' and Girl's , Ready Made suits, HATS, CAPS AND SHOES Your Patronage Solicited No. Mi! Burdlair. I'vp dot my money- in the bonk its sate., ' 1 ft -r SeVlS faaa avk OtM N W a lit- l tiitr ONLY RORS THE HOUSE IN WHICH THE CASH IS HIDDEN 4 ' . . . "' "v. V m YOUR MONEY WORKS for you too when it is in m our bank. When your money works more for you, j you will need to work less. Columbia County Bank I y Capital and Surplus $14,000.00 OLDEST IN THE CUU1N 1 1 St Helens, Ore. Wm. M. Ross. Pres.; Edwin Ross, Vice-Pres. ; Wm. M. Ross, j Cashier: A. L. Stone, Ass't Cashier. . Directors: Wm. M. Ross, Edwin Ross, James Dart, Martin White. jr vvr V WW asVv VVVT M?wwiyr,9ii AT ST. HELENS, OREGON Opened Under New Management fjnOTi HfTTTP ' Open Every DAY and SUNDAY NIGHTS and Sunday afternoons NEW SKATES