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E. II. IMAGO,
EDITOB AMI I'BOPlllKtO.
County Official
Paper
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
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ClRCCTT CodrT Ofwckm:
J. A. Eakin District Judge
. V. Campbell District Judge
K, B. Tongue DUtrlct Attorney
U Coi ktt OrriciM
Jams Dart, Julg St. Helen
W. A. Harris, Clerk St. Helen
Martin White, Sheriff. St. Helen
W. K. Tichenor, Corom'r ClaUkanie
H. Weet, Commissioner Soappoose
E. K. Quick, Treanrer.........St. Helen
TJ.W.Clsrk.Awewnr -..St. Helen
J. H. Collin. School Snpt rt-itskniie
C T. Prem-ott, Snrvy'w -St. tfln
Fran Phorwod. Corvn- Rainier
HOW funny;
A Washington paper prints the
following and the Oregonian
copies it into its good-boy col
umn: Anv legislator who goes to
Olvmnia next fall pledged to
vnfA fnr an unknown candidate
fnr United States Senator, for
pledges, if given at all, will be
given before the primary elec
tion, will violate his oath of of
fice; an oath that obligates him
to act in conformity with the
state constitution; and the state
constitution provides for the
election of a United States Sen
ator by the State Legislature as
a whole, and not by individual
members hampered with ante
election pledges.
Must be a funny old constitu
tion they have over in Washing
ton, to provide for the election
of United States Senator by the
State Legislature "as a whole.
Over here it takes only a bare
majority, and, as to its being
perjury for a candidate for the
Legislature to pledge himself to
vote for his party's choice, the
Oregonian ought really to be
ashamed of itself for copying
such hogwash. No wonder there
are insurgents and that the voters
refuse to be led by such brain
less nonentities.
And now comes a democratic
candidate for Congress in the
State of Washington and an
nounces that in his opinion there
is no difference between a Jef
ferson Democrat and a Lincoln
Republican. He will probably be
handed a lemon with the assur
ance that its just the same as an
orange.
JURY UST
Following Ik the jury list drawn (or
the coming term ttl Circuit Courts -
Henry Newman, farmer, Soappoose.
John Gabrielaon, farmer, Marker.
George K. Kelley, farmer, Houltorw
George C. Ktigelke, farmer, Vernonis.
Bert West, farmer, Srappoo.
John V Luudin, tarmT, ClaUknie.
Chnrles Scoit, fiaherman, St. Helena.
Henry Laneo, merchant, Warren.
Frank Cornwall, farmer, ScappooM).
Nelson rinckuey, farmer, Peer Island.
Uussie Lope, laborer, St. HeUnt.
Uustave Johnson, merchant, Deer
Islaod.. v ,
Percy W, lUrrUou, Fisherman, St.
Helens.
Ole Packer, farmer, Quiucy.
OlofOUrn, farmer, St. Helen.
George B. Johuson, farmer, Vernouia.
David McDonald, hotel man, Clata
kanie. Thomas Rawje, merchant. Quliicy. ,
Jafet Liiidberg, farmer, Quiney.
Nat W. Johnson, farmer, Keafey.
Geoge V. lfeilcy, farmer, Clatkui.
John C. Uii t. farmer, Rainier.
David Kaye, farmer. Mist.
Allien R Miller, merrhaiit.Clatfkaiiie
Jnu.e A. Luctf, laborer, Ver.iuiiiiu
Wilson S I.y.r,ilt, farmer, Fialilmwk.
Clur!r Berjprstin, furmer, Vernouia.
Al red retewon, faimer, R in er.
John riinen, furmer, Yank. on.
James Kennedy, farmer, Gob'.e.
Albert E. ohnon, turner, Scuppooee.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Roll ofh.uor of the St. Helens public
school for tho eighth month, ending
April 22nd:
ADVANCED UKPAKTMKNT.
Mable Craig, l.eoU Speeht, Laura
Barber, Frank Thorp, James Muckle.
CRAMMAR.
Inei Barber, Dorothy Johns, Fay
Lynch, Charles Brought, Charles Smith.
1NTF.RMEDUTK.
Walter Gage, Arthur Weir, Kex Miller,
Charles Popejov, Charles Stewart, Gai
rold Wick, Edward Matvin, littael
Lynch, Maude Richardson, K la Italian,
Marieta Popejoy, George Pringle. Ce
celia Rasmusscn.
I'RIMARV.
Viola Wolley, Veuna Wolley, Bonnie
Gensman, Agnes Wicks, Nora Uensmau,
Thelma Scott, Frank Glienski, Margaret
Boulby, Gladys Lake, Willie Lynch,
Herbert Williams, Gorden Isbister, Allan
McKie, Louis LaBarre, Albert Peirce,
Walter Smith, Lile Wolley.
Notice to Creditor
i-;.!.k.HvMiwt ih.i tin. utMicrviinied
hi lu appointed hr the Ceunir t'omt of the
jte of Otvfoii diniiiiiruw of the etlate of
( . w. jobDftOii. aececi. ah
climeiiitMin1 eiatore ronuireii to pre
eut them te me, properly eerolwl ft retiitren
l.y law. i my orttue iu tfu Helens. Orarun.
within six aouttn Irom tho 1 ite ;";';
Administrator of this ute of C. V. Johun.
Date of tir-t publication ApU Mb, 1'JlO.
NOTIc
Notice i hereto Kircn that ttie uuderiin,l.
AnonJ Kellevand tieo. Krllei, inowo K1-
icy Hrw., have ir mntnal conn-pt aisoiv.i
partnerhi. and that all bills due the partuer
nbfp will be ) avalle either at lloolton i,r St.
Ileleus. to either of them, on r Iwture Mae 1.,,
lawc.'amV.
MWeBW
Ask a St. Helens
Man That Owns a
Lot in '
V i n j i i
Woof t nhnci
$325 and Up. Easy Terms
A Aa Hh rtH TtteesHtr '
Center of Business and Industrial Activity on the
NORTH BANK RAILWAY
CUICT1C DA rVIMP Dl A NT
MONARCH LUMBER COMPANY
ACME LUMBER COMPANY
NATIONAL WOOD PIPE FACTORY
DAVIS SAFE AND LOCK COMPT
ST. JOHNS DRY.DOCK
PENINSULA LUMBER COMPANY
WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY
MARINE IRONWORKS and many other
SEE OUR REPRESENTATIVE
m AT THE ST. HELENS HOTEL
tit
I Empire Investment Company!
x; 'ui-ui-uj- Doara ot iraae ouuamg
M Portland, Oregon
IUa atJV rVSA LVa. a (VV VaV M sVaV rAA rvu .J
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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ST HELENS LOUGE NO. 32, A F &
A SI. Meets third Saturday in each j
month. Visiting brothers cordially
welcomed. U W Clark, Master; E E
Quick, Secretary.
If you want a scrap on your
hands get out on the street and
talk cow ordinance. The gentle
bovines have been the subject of
many a bitter dispute during the
past week.
The appointment of Governor
Hughes as Justice of ths Su
preme Court of the United States
will meet with almost universal
approval, and the . criticism by
Mr. Bryan of Hughes' veto of
the two-cent carfare bill is un-
: just and shallow. It muy bei
that Mr. Bryan would have
signed the bill. Theoretically he
; is a demagogue, but we doubt if
he would put his theories in jirac-
- tice should the opportunity offer.
Hughes is a true reformer, and
i3 not swayed by momentary im-
. pulses or a desire to catoh the
ears of the groundlings. Ha will
do justice by all- rich or poor,
and the only regret as to his ap
pointment is that it removes him
from his present field of useful
ness. mmmmmmm
" Secretary Ballinger announces!
that "if he lives long enough" j
Collier's Magazine will suffer all
the penalties the law will war
rant. We heartily hop;j the
: same may prove true of Mr. Bal
linger, the Guggenheimers, and
all his other friends who are en
gaged in the work of risaking
" millions out of the natural re
sources of the country by the
system of legal spoliation Socre-!
tary Ballinger has aided in. There
is no corrupt motive that can be
urged against the stand taken
by GifTord Pinchot, and if he
erred in his theories his errors
were upon the side of the people
and his enemies are the people's
enemies. The Oregonian's pre
diction that he would sink into
obscurity will not be fulfilled.
IIOULTOS CHICLE NO 478, Women oJ
Woodcraft, meets the second and
fourth Tues.lay afternoou of each
month at Uoulton, Ore. Minnie
Slorley, Guardian Neighbor; Anna
Van N'atta, Ork.
"cot'RT UNITY NO.
7'i, F. of A.
Meets every Friday
night in K.of r.Hall,
ISt. Helens, Oregon.
Visiting brothers wel
come. M. K. Miller. Chief
Hanger; Leslie II. Combs, Financial Sec.
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TOP AND BOTTOM WEAR
No matter if the suit of clothes you have on is the product of
the best tailors in the world, you will not look dressed up if your
hat and shoes do not correspond with it. On the contrary if your
hat and shoes are neat appearing and stylish, a very ordinary suit
of clothes will look good. That's why we have made a siwialty
hats and shoes. The proof is in our show windows this week.
And our line of Gents'
Furnishings does not end
with hats and shoes.
carry a line ot dress am
work shirts that cant
leat. Collars, Necktif
Sox, Suspenders, Hand
kerchiefs. Collar Buttons.
Supporters. Brushes, and m&t-?Z 4 fct V'"j MWl
in fact everything needed l:zlHMi
1
DON'T FORGET OUR SPRING LINE OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. IT'S A WINNER.
J.
H. WELLINGTON
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HELENS nm:nv m
i:. MILLER
ATTORNUY-AT-LAW
.Sf. Ik-Inns, Ureunn
PHYSICIAN &. SURG FIN
T. IIKI.KNR OKKlif r
AXSOlXtEMEXT
Having purcliuBcrl Ibe interest of I.inits
IJ.tl t. of lart A Muckle, we wish to an-j
noiMice to our friends and tralrona that
1 the liiibincsi will be continued undur the f
'iiuuieof Jas Muckli. & Son. Wesrjlicit!
; tilt; jatronage of the public, assuring I
: tliein ot courteous treatment and loweot
' price , ju ilitv con-idered. BMrjectfully,
i JAS. Mt'CKLE A HON
Caprritht ivn, if Oi-.M0lt A4tnl.!n Co.
St. Helens, April 28,1910
Dear Friend :
Do you know macaroni
makes a nice light dinner
for little boys and girls
to go to bed on. Grown "
folks too will find maca
roni good to go to bed on,
if they get good macaroni.
To get good macaroni you
must go to a store that
keeps good groceries,
your friend ,.
JACOB
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frrorrirrimmrrin t
APRIL 1010
JohnstonesSyrup Sarsparilla
Combined with Iodide of Potassium,
Sagrada, Yellow Dock, is an idea!
C;
asciira
Blood Purifier and Tonic
$1.00 PER BOTTLE
e a ii ug oiore ST. HELENS. OR. 3
s " ' 3
Portland census enumerators
took the names of at least eight
' resident erf St. Helens, includ
ing th AmVri(&tra tr'eV.
P. S. Do you know
where' we buy our grocer
ies 1 I'll tell you. We .
buy them of ., ;
WELLINGTON
Men's Half Sole 75c and Up.
Ladies' Hall Sole 60c and Up.
J1ARNKSS KM'AIRLVi
1'iices Keaso ahle
T. C. DUFF0V
ST. 1IKLBXS ' OKEGO.V.
DR. R. Iy, Jeffcott
DENTIST-
Office with Dr. Cliff. ST. HELKN8
I
City Shoeing Shop
mg Cutters' Trx8 Made to Order Ho
hoeinK a Specialty. All Diseaxeg of the Foot
Scientifically Treated Free of Charge
E. H. WICKS, Proprietor
First DoorWcBtof School House, ST. HELENS, ORE.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ii aunt oweooK
DILLARD & DAY
M i lM
Attorneys-at-Law
- Practice, in ny Court, Stat or
Federal. Next door to court liuuw
ST. HELENS. ORE.
NOTICE OF SALE
I'T'' iAyA Or,.
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WALKOVER
RideLess-WalkMore)
This fitie weather makes walking a; j
most enjoyable ul liealthful exercinc. V
It'u goKl for poor tpiriw, jwor npjc.
tite, poor dicestiou utid ptxir health
jjenerally. 'lry it, but try it in a pair
of shoes that arc canyon the feet. Try . t
it iu a pair of WALK-OVKR Sltoea. '
$4.00.-.$4.50.J5.50
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
WHITE & ANDERSON
HOULTON. ORE.
4
The emttl Motor
Washing Machine
CITY WATER RUNS IT
You simply turn the Fauect-th COKrtKLD d? the watlt
intr. (icts vmir clothe nitltwa without th wfr and Uu
that ruins them.
zfri'
1 fj.trv&
Atumlutely will not damntre the fsnwt of fabric. Vb
heavy ManketJi, ld (tpnuid and all heavy pleci with eat,
Takes nil the heavy work otF thi? laundniui and leave h
fit'sh fur other thtntr. Nothing i aliirhttxl when the Cof
KiKLO is used. The last tubful is washed with the luime en
ergy and thonwghly an th irt. Yur wajthinir i finUhd
in half the time, with little labor, and vour clcthea come out
j clean and white enough lo nuit the mt xaeUnjr.
J FOR SALE OY
Jr. constantin company
8T. HELENS, OREGON
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county ami mate.
A.linlnltr.iorofih.,i.ui,..rPaijn,''lKV,
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S THE CHAIN OF FORTUNE
WEN IT5 IN THE BANKYoU
4 , ... .
2 If, 20O venrs nrrn .e . - . ... . J
- oniy one dollar nt ; dit rr,r i : &
today you had that o W (w . ' TJTLZZ
drcd I iy" W.0ul? have "ventccn thousand two hun
5 "n?...!,,l,W,re dollars.' If each one of these
1 of a dollar rii T "l ,a ?,min ft,ul cath link tl,c lcn?tb
half ot: "M -er a ,ilc anh
3 four per cent interest F W W1 P y y
Columbia County Bank
OLDEST IN f HE COUNTY
St. if Ta. a.
..vm, wm.
tashier: A. L. Stone. Am't. Caahier.
,D- 'U"' i Edwin Robs, James