The Oregon mist., March 25, 1910, Image 2

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Circuit Corjar OrFtcsaS!
J. A. EaVin Pistrict Tudire
T. V Campbell Ditrlet Judge
E. B. Tongue District Attorney
Cot'srt Orncans
James lart, Judtfe Helens
W. A. Harris, Clerk -"t. Helens
Mirin White, Sheriff- St. Heieu
W. K. Tichenor. Comra'r Clatakanie
H. Wwl, Commissioner.... Scapnoo
E. E. IJtiick, Treasurer St. Helens
U. W. Clark. A aae-aor. St. Helens
J. H. Collins, School Snpt fttsknie
O. T. Prescott, Surveyor... St. Helens
Frank Sherwood. Conner......Kipier
THE "INSURGENT" VICTORY
Here's One of Our Easter Lilies
Call
the
.ta. M .
at Uur store and see
rest of the Bouquet -
We have allthe Easter Season's
Novelties in Walk-Over
Shoes and Oxfords
9
Hew Toes, New Patterns
New Leathers
PRicr.s
S3.50.-.S4.00
J4.50.J5.00
The people will be guided by
the Oregonian when it advises
them not to weep for Uncle Joe.
Whatever he may seem to his
home constituents, to the great
majority of the people of the
United States he is the"embodi-
ment of bossism and his crush-
mg defeat will be welcomed as
the dawning of a more liberal
era in national politics. The in
surgent Republicans have done
their country the greatest possi
ble service and their temporary
union with their Democratic col
leagues has been justified by the
., - result There will be no more
talk about punishing the insur-
gents by expulsion from the par
ty or withholding from them
their just share of influence in
the distribution of the public
patronage, and those who have
been coerced into standing by
the speaker for the sake of the
plums that fall from the great
mail's desk, will, like rats, desert
the sinking ship. Mr. Cannon
boasted, when asked to accept
the nomination for the vice pres
idency, -'They cannot make a
political eunuch out of me." Yet
that is just what they have done
if we are to judge by his own
. conception of the speaker's func
tions, air. cannon s tneory is
, that the majority should rule
absolutely and arbitrarily, and
that the minority; no matter how
large it may be, has no right to
have any influence on legislation.
Further than this, he believes
the speaker of the House' should
be absolute master of the major
ity and this he has been, by vir
tue of the present rules as con
strued by him. Cannonism is
dead but Cannon is kindly per
mitted to retain the honors and
emoluments of his position. It
is doubtful if he will consent to
so complete a self-stultification
as to preside over the house un
der rules which he condemns,
and after being expelled from
membership on the Rules Com
mittee. - The Republican party is not
going to pieces, nor do we be
lieve it will lose control of the
next House of Representatives.
The insurgents are Republicans,
and, having broken the despotic
power of the speaker, they will
not act with the Democratic
minority in any attempt to pre
vent the fulfillment of party
pledges. They will aid the Pres
ident, whenever they believe him
to be in the nirht. but thev will ;
1 , , . ,. , ir ucariuii, aim me court, auer exaiu-
hae tne courage to oppose him ,!! the reports of the cruise, aud
whenever tht-ir judgment con-i ''"k advised in the matter, it i or-
Acmv, oM.r o,lrK,;r,;-H,(;, jriuei! by the court that said petition l
derrms any administration mea-'i. aml tne u h,bv d '.,, ,
mc jjicsiui. niLuiiiuciH uusue; iur , Matter of
sure, and their victory will bring
to them many recruits from the
ranks of the heretofore regulars.
The lesson reaches Oregon.
Cannon is the fruit of the old
convention system. His follow
ers, -wherever they may be, op-! I"": ,s " i threfre orderM i
pose any measure that interferes i fransfttm-d by the o.uhty Tr-aauT-with
the "divine right" of theM r f""" s- 27 l" ,n wner fund,
. m r .1 , 'and that tlie clerk litsue a warrant on
Dosses. niey javor ine gooa,i
old trethods that put such men
as Piatt, Quay, Aldrich, Alger,
et al, in the United States Senate,
and oppose any attempt by the
people to amend the old-fashioned
methods. An "insurgent"
Republican candidate for Cong
ress in this district would make-
re-nomination.
An Iowa farmer lost $3000 and
then 0,000 in two successive
deals with fake sporting men.
The profits of agriculture are
large, but not sufficient to war
rant branching out as a dead
game fcport.
WHITE&AWDERSOW
HOULTON.ORE.
COUNTY COURT.
Matter of Opening Bid for Improve
ment of Boxler Hill.
- On this day the blda for Improving
the Boxler Hill were opened by the
court as follows: J. F. Johnston, for
$121 per rod, said Johnston being the
only bidder, and the court being ad
vised iu the matter, it Is ordered that
the contract be awarded to satd J. F.
Johnston for 265 rods, amounting to
521S3.fO.
Matter of Special Improvement. Falls
Creek, Hazel Grove, Upper Clat
skanie and Quincy Roads.
Bids having been advertised for. for
the Improvements of the above named
reads, and none having been submit
ted, it is ordered by the court that the
sr.d improvements be done under the
direction of Hon. W. K. Tlcheuor.
Matter of Appointing Supervisor for
Road District No. 11.
It appearing to the court that Mr.
Ceo. Freeman, the iersou heretofore
appointed as supervisor for said dis
trict, has not qualified, and on account
of sickness will be unable to accept
said appointment, therefore the office
is declared vacant, and it Is ordered
by the court that Mr. Sllvo Graham be
and te is hereby appointed supervisor
of said District No. 11, and that before
entering upon the duties of his office
he qualify according to law and file a
bond in the sum of Jlo.OO, to be ai-
proved by the court
Matter of Remitting Taxes of C. F.
Rabinsky on Personal Property.
On this day, it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the court that Mr. C. F.
Rabinsky has been assessed with
tl(00.w& of notes more than he should
have been, and that the taxes thereon
amounting to $1C.5) should be remit
ted. i( is therefore ordered by the
court that the Sheriff remit the said
sum of $IS.5 as charged to C. F.
Rabinsky on personal property, and
that the clerk give the eberiff crsdit
for the said sum of $16.50.
Mrtter of Issuing Warrant to Mr. Zol
ler for Right of Way. .
On this day it i.-s ordered by the
ccirt that npon the presentation to
the clerk of a seed for the right of way
for road in District 5. approved by the
icamy juage. mat tlie clerK issue a
warrant in favor of Mr. Zoller for the
sum of $JW.W.
In the Matter of the Appointment of
County Fruit Inspector.
On Ui day upon the petition of 25
re-idents interested in rhe fruit Indus
try of Columbia County, and the recom
mendation of M. O. Ixiwnsdaie, State
lu.-pector. it is ordered by the court
thi:t Mr. James IV. Pomeroy be, and
be i hereby appointed Connty Fruit
Injector.
Matter of Petition of J. B. Bridges
far Remission of Taxes.
On this flay, this matter coming on
Correcting Assessment
W. C. Eichman as to School
District.
Now comes W. C. Eiesman and
t.U'.vn tn the court that an error had
Ijemi made in placing property belong
ing to him fcltuated iu School District
No. 1 at in KchjoI District i", and
that (he difference in the amount of
J . MILLER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
St. Helms, Oregon
PHYSICIAN & SURGFON
ST. HELENS
! OBKiiO
DR. R. L. Jeffcott
DENTIST
Office with Dr. Cliff.
ST. H ELKS 9
JR.H. . CUr.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
8T HELIN8
OKF.OOS
Steamer Iralda
C. . Httjhklrk.
Matter.
RAILROAD TIME.
Learn luinlrr lilr (ricrl Suadtntor Von
laod, U ( A. M . deputing from KL Helen al
o'eiock. Retumlui, Icsvm fort laud al i JO V
M.,arriTlof at St. Helena al:&. -
' Passensers aii Fast Freizbt.
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
PORTLAND LANDING. ALDER ST.
Kotlce of Sheriff's Sale
Or-
lie Yon Waut To Sell!
Iii the Circuit Court ol the Stale ol
etfon for Columbia lonntv.
John A. SchiiHer, by J. B. Oolftv,
nil guardian, plaintift
vs,
Matilda redern and I'cndt retler
mn. drfrndants.
By virtue of an rxrculion, judgment
orJer, drcrrc and ordi-r ol sale imiuU
oat of the shove eutitled court ia the
above entitbd cause, to me direclfrl and
ilateti the 24th day or rebrnsry. IU10,
anon a iti.k-:i cut remleiel and entered
in said court on the 27th day ol April,
190". against Jo'in A. N-Imllr. i.r J. n.
Ciodfrev. hi guardian, plain' 111. nnd in
favor of Matihla I'rderaon and I'endt
FederKin, dmendants. Ut the turn of
03 75, witn in-e.est thereon at the rale
of 6 per cent p. r annum Inmi tlie tti
day of April. I'.iCJ. and ihe furthtr mm
of 5 costs and di-ibunements and the
oiis of and upon I'm writ, command
ing nie lo link a'e of the following
de-cnbfd real property, !- it : the
.Nortltet tinarter ol th Soiithe-t
Quarter (NV. i. of SW. 4 ol Section
13 in Too ni.h'p 5 North Range 6 West
of the Wills. neiie Meridian, in Coluni
bla Connty. Oregon, Opoii which aaid
resl property said surn'waa decteol to
b lieu.
Now, therefore, by virtue of wid ex
ecution, judgment order, drcree and
order ol sale and in compliance with the
commands of sa'd a rit, I will on Mon
day tlie 4:h dy of April, 1010, at Hi
o'clock a. in., at the hont dour .f the
Connty Court Honse in St. IMciis,
C himbix Countv, OrrRon, n-ll t public
auction, fciataj ct to re-leinpt ion. to tl.e
tii(beel bidiier, lor cash in hand, all Hie
right title and inlrrt Wltirh the within
i.auied pUintifl had on the ill day id
April, 1305, the date of the jiKlgtmnt
herein, or a ni-f that date had in and to
the above dewnbed real pr ir y or
any part thereof, to satitly raid execu
tion, jtntgment oidr-r aiid d-crve, hco,
intere't, coets an I accruing rut.
MARTIN WHITE
Sheriff of (.'olimibli I'ouniy, Oregon.
Dated this 3rd day ol March, Mill).
Firs: pniilii-ation .M ir 4th, llllt.
Ijist pubUi atio! April lt, Hilo
If you want to sell yonr Luiitiei-s of
any kind, or if you want l sell your
nmnrfr mnA mil tiialr ttim ikripM ritylit
r.r.... , - ...... - r. . 1 eoT', ii(i ui; uliw-i uixji
I would Ilka lo hear from you. Give I April Bib, lor ecUl road iniprovement
descrlDtion and uric. Addieu J. E.lwurl'n rond -liatrict So. 0. in accwd-
Smilh. .11.1 Th.n.l, tnr,,.,,r.. lWl- ."Ce ir f'l'. P'o'lj"' d fM-Ci
' w w " tltnna.n IK, i ia ,Ju-m ,,
BIOS WANTEO
iMrnltfd li.is will .e rctviveii by the
Couoty Coriti of Coltiiiibia Cotmty, Or-
,iOT" up U o elm k uooii, ediiiiny,
NOTICK OK RKOtSTKATIOS.
U lhvtrX HlU'tmel i'( tt Mmt of Oftftfnl. M
ti.. t st i iii iif L't'liimht.
HImI ttttlr. hit wife, u . th
liilioih. hit 'iffHl
,.lt wilttsiLiHt In alUtfltUlA .! (
il) urth. rue m0 M wUUnv
-ii0 tuffUlmn. ihwt nmnl4 m w
rM liu uf the mtb-4 4uflf ttl
th (ntrwtlm ul mM e Um wHH w
MiUt irttvrlnt rotiUtv M4 iMttn fiHit
i(,.(i!um to il(ur. lhnt? wwnit In
srv tinr ul ciki Air f-" i Ulf
u, ,n ol 14 with t Un n ih
i.l Mtu tvtiva til () mirtt runatbi
tiln tm"h utt uU! Wrol Un U artl
wi lienor f lh 4 iMfi ul b
S,.rthwtl lurtr ul mil mctum 41
lhtu 1 un limit it'1 north U
wrtti 4,turtpr of mjI wct-iUm it lu IH
bib-fuf w.i&itiit 4M rvutAiuluc lmy
Bcrnt Alnittrifitt tUarr, .nu tNtt.r Ai
C Alii-wortH. Umttr K AIortli M.
UM. M. U.'-1 n.t i W I .l t Tfum
u l.ic t Utr ol 1 t$Voxl Th
mi U ul A, W IU tJc'sM. wh
b'ttu 11 mar H'Uff 1irilMU,
Thl on tlie Wh '1t M Wrrfl. A Jl.. hhi, aa
tn(,lrrtUm -Hunt l.t tvsii l U Miatihr ttii4
Mtu;i Mainr. hi vtfv m the I'lirnU 1. tmrt l
i:lutittu t .mtiif. tr initial frgtatnti ot h
Utl uf 10 Utt.i U drm rlt!p.i tm kjB
iou iravf 00 f ba-fc-rv lb Jtt day nt April
WIO. ul all"" ru why wh m1i11o thai
ttot im f f iwt. Ili witl tm lato aa ctn
atil a tm will b utrl acftlin
to th TAirt ( lfl i.l.llrti..tt (la )nt Ul b
iofi r oarroi 1 riim q.ip'itini.in mm-
H. A 'if,
thl aumiuun ti iil.Jih1 tj tp)r ot tQ.
i Ink 10 nu-lr on li(-s h lar of Mann.
lvit, rtto n.ti ttt'rttrat'm (fuf n ih it 1 to
.1-. ,f Wsr. h. IrtQ. at! ih iail au Lb 1t
uf April.
.utMru-ji f k(i(,al
SCMMON5.
GolQQbli Electric X
-
fcaiaaVtflaaallltrirl(llhaaja
1D
V-
ies,
Helens Baltorv
a s a at a a
aii Kina ui y
Cakes, Breed
I I? TO A MQPV.
I MS a, a n t
Berlin Bakery and
.COFFEE HOUSE.
Everything New and Clean.
Try our Coilcc and Cake.
houlton ok:::;
THE ARCADE
4 -,S$I
An Uj-to-Date Moving Picture Show, In tb
old Mucklc store building, which has been re t
modektl for the purpoae. Three ahowi evert
evening, beginning at 7:30.
land, Oregon.
COUNTY TKKA.St'RKR'.S NOTICK.
Notice is Tiereby given that all county
road warrants indorsrd"Nnt paid for want
of funds" will be paid on presentation to
the treasurer. Interest ceates after this
date. E. R. QUICK,
Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon.
on hie 111 the cilice til the Comity
! Clerk. Bi'lii must b amimpanird lv
Certilied check (or len (r rent ol the
amount bid. I lie County (,'oml reserve.
; tht tiglit 'O reject any mid all bida.
j A iir.t 11.1111, vimiity Jiiiige. : i. homIi i nm,.- j t
m. . lu, .1 lh- l..tl,r.l ,, ;, 11, ,,.,,,T,
Swle-1 bid, will be rrc-ived by thtlrwXlXW.Z'!:
County Court ol Columl; a County, Ore. i I;!'""' '"Sloatas. lh. mm iii,!, L
gon, upio iz o-rioca D'', weoae-n y ,j i:m,,V. , , .
wccfen
v. c.
ti i-'.'iieral fund In favor of
Kic-i'ii an in i-ald suui of $11. M.
Ma'.ter of Apportionment of Road
Fund.
Cn this day It is ordered by the
court that th"re be and hereby Ik. ap
pci ; ioiied to th various road districts
!n fijiliiwliig amounts:
No. I. VW)M; No. 2, JDffiO.00; No.
i, t:;V)M-r -Sti- 4. 15K2.(W; No. 5,
151.01; No. G, laei.Oo; No. 7, f.lOl.OO;
No. S. SlUiS.dO; No. 3. $7!iU.i;l); No. 10,
tli,;2.iO; No. II, iiUlUMt); No. 12,
?.:iT.fo: No. l::, lli.-,2.')0: No. 1 . I
I2I1.HI; No. 15, $7Xj.0; No. 1C,
VMM.
Matter of Transferring FUnds.
. 'On thin day It is ordered by the court
that the Treasurer be, and be is here
by directed lo transfer from special
f ind of K. U f lo general road fund
the sum .or 1204,61-
Whereupon court adjourned until
Wednesday, April Cth, 1910.
Of 7 t I V W M
rUV A 3. A
! U " 1 TwTStw A T I A
I yrl,kl 19 ,Sjr Oatualt A4mio, Co., cn,
BIDS FOR WOODEN BRI0CE
la ibat'irrmi Court, uf n, ri. of inftm,
lit lb 1 mtnlr i 1 rtluri.la.,
Frlu Bmnn. lmuoir. H-rnu i.r. ,w
lrn.ai,l
Tn Mrlu i.r. ilirfrnitanl :
III th ! al Hit Mali ut Olr,,,n tol ttw
btnlirrnimialniuairl lb raaplalnl f.r.1
acalit rua III ll. !,. railnt , ,4
1'l lf"rnl llth..,i A pill l ilil
tarlliic all rrl. Ir. 10 lha 1m
!hl. .ilinii.i.n. .ml l ,,, ( w lu
iuvr iK-rtiu that itirt Ma.pi u ih,
wnirl fur lh rril( rajn Int in the cutauUiul
milieu I a luilf.wt
ajrtil,. t,y 4 it,n,i ,, ,,,,
I .Irlrlulaul. M.iril, . In il turn f llai
Mvauici wiiu iin,ri-.i iiicfwio iiha ,A
"l"' C"H t' annira from U.r.,, 1.-,.
ami the lurthrr ama r.f M ai for lu pa-l TV
(.liiulllTon irw iircnim hrlnalit ,), i
U.r.lllr aim lul,r, lli.froii al la fla 4 11
ll.ew. ami UH lh. , , ' '
jilamllll fa !l,u.r. m,., r,, ,'n.
for llw riniiii.ia an.l .,f.,r uf. i,.M.i,h,
MUaiua r,al r.uir. u..n Mint ihaVaJ:
iiiartar ( .1 .l lh n.ll,,.M ..,", . .. .:"
I W'r'Wi ..i.firr I' ,1 ol arrumi IV In iJ.n.hi. -
I llw HImrlio aw
I innra '
lh. 1'ipiil'toii
A&rd (iili. lor the conduction of u I ..I tu, mm.. .....'.; "J"".?. Ih.'l"""'
woo-len bridge acro-a (iohle Creek, on ' Pi'"! "',)!" ' Hw n.il ,,.."!! 1
the proposed (ioble-l'resc-.tt road, iu nc-1 ,.; '''17 r"'"' ?'" '
ror.la.ic, will, plans and ape, ihction, ! " lhZiSMl,ri7t'' '
on tile in the otlieeof the Cmiity Clerk. ' ',' (.(, J. i . " i '
Hidanmat 1 aco.mpmiied by oeri.li.,1 , "r"? "tr' "I'l I -n-rtr a.ww'.V:!
cliei-k frli) Lr lento' tlie amount : .ml, i,n,r .,i ,,,rX r
bid. The Coinily Court resei e the ".f I'i't ami .Miiai.i. "
ritht !0 rej-ct any and all bid,. u''n,,'r'" l"".-.! , ;
j VMKS OAK r, County Jnde. fti '" & !
- - - -rrb
BIDS WANTED I ' uii.i
o. st . ii r.i.i.r.K
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St. Helens, Mar. 25,1910
Friend :
used to think that
just sugar but
I'd rather put a
j Sealed I -ids will be received by the
j County Court, of Columbia County, Ore-
K'iii, up to 12 o'clock noon Wednesday,
, April nth. for spei inl road improveuu nt
work in Roed Idstrict No. 5 in accord
Unce will plans, pioliles snd ipecifbs.
I lions on ble iu the office ol the Connty
, Clerk. IliiU mot lie arcmnpanled by
j certified check for len percent of the
amount of bid. The County Court re
; serves the right to reject sny and all bid,,
I JAMKS IMKT.
i County Judge.
I SOTItK TO CKKBITOKH.
Nillela hereby given that th iintiTlKnH
ha. i Ixhjii a(iH,inteil admllil.lralnr of lha ealalv
ol IviK H. I'cteiMin. iU-i:pa'il. I.r Lhi. i(.iti,,
nr
nil
fel.riiarv la. l'jin ' ""'ninuna I
AjVlll I iaiij P.llr-tl., .,1
AWIINISTItATOK'S NOTICK
.Nolle. I. hrrilij B1VP
the old. a ,, ii.i 1 7"L ':"''!' '!. ai
l month, , ,h0 VKta. sirT. l",,n
Iaii rel.niary In. 1010.
COLNIST RATES
OREGON and tht
GREAT NORTHWEST
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
The manjremint of the Ort'jfn Ilailroad A NavlgatkaCs.
Uiken itrvut pleaur in anrtoundrnr that th low rtte fnw
La-Httrn citwi, which hav din ma mueh In naat twtvwftl t0
stimulate travel to and urttlcnwn In Oregon, will Prev"
Kiun ifAiuy irom .M&rch 1st to
PEOPLE OF
April 15th, incltalya
OREGON
The raiinuU have tlone their rt; now It'i up to you. Tb
l the jtwatint of all homebuildera. Do all you can to W
haHtem HH.tt. know about it. and encourajw them to come
hero, where land U cheap and home btiildinjreany. attractive.
Fare. Can B Prepaid at home, If dealred. Any agent of
the road named in authorixed to receive the required d(lK
and telegraph ticket to any point in the East.
Remember The Ratea-From Chicago ftt'jrom St. Loula
fro.m Omaha and Kanium City, flS. Teia reduction a
proportionate from all other citieV
WM. McMURRAY .
General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon.
ELECTION NOTICE.
of sugar into my
Dear
I
sugar was
it isn't.
nice lump
coffee than Just an old
spoonful. Then they make
so corny nice things out of
sugar.
Your' friend,
JACOB.
P.S. You can get these
nice things at
WELLINGTON'S
of nKe.inieare fiorci.y notlfietl aii't ruiulrtnl
; I., prweiu their ' lain,., ilnly eillie.l a ro
; 'iiilre.l bi aw. to ihe uwleraignM al the itrfli't
of w. Mueller, 17 I Miii-kla llloi k.rtl.llel
i en, Ureaou, wlttiln als inotiih, Irom the ,lal
I Ail in I ii Iterator of the Kalate of Iik B. I'ater
I t-n, 'leeeaaeft.
a. w. .miw ir,Hi. Helena, Oregon, attorney for
, Oaleof Ural puUlcalion Feb ii, 1910.
AXSOUJittaEJIT
our f.l.-.i. " "
conrl of the M.ie f Or.-,on tor lh Ommr of 1 uounr. , '
, i-reuiior, oi aniu ileeeawl anil iiienns ami twtroh. 11,-1
"u" n "l be continue J iind.V i..
JJie patroiia((e ol the
solicit
awurwg
KLECTIOX S0T1CE
VOTICK is hereby kvoii thnt on
i-i April 4th, I'JIO, an clctjon will
Ite held in Kt. Helens, Omgen, to vote
on lhoqaesiion of tie Consolidation of
the c tie, of St. Helens and Houlton,
tid election to lie held in the Maon (.
Hall Buil ling between the hours of 8 a
in. and 7 p. in.
Dated Kebruaiy 14. IftlO.
JOHN Q. (lAtiK,
City Kecorder.
'Kxr
Road DUt. No. a
Bills will he received by tl, r . .
)lns and twrlllra . Z "i"!". IHl
nn-.,.a..(.t un n a
H 11.-
mi,OU Wfurity Clerk m i ,,,r
"iiiei
JAMEs dart, Connty Judge,
Oregon,
Notice is I reby)iv,r, M
.l r. .l.. .'ourth,Uy,Apr,I(l((1d. ther.
I held In lh i-.,.i- ,.. ,. .
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