The Oregon mist., June 24, 1910, Image 3

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('UtHkuiile Roi Hliow liit Hitlur
- ureler iticfeo Uinm tiiy ill lu
W" ". .1.. . -1.11,11. I. , (
i lint county, and the nl-
?.-.!. iiotwlllil'U"K ") threaten-
I. weather 1,1 "le ',,rel,ol)n treklti
h.racord. M. Helena well iu tin-
..llmlioii of prlM. Ml. y eciirinK
th(gri(1irl.eothilw anil ifvctHl
Blrp'l"''""J Mf- Artuur (,,rKe
d uvfwl allien being In tint winners
t.. ih. afternoon there whi bull
(inrt In wlik'li 111 lii'Mi team defeated
J Portland team, and therrt was plenty
of free cntcrtttlumcnt lu Hit way ol fool
launch ' ulc, Iu the cvfiiliiK
then wm an si-rlUut entertainment at
0ltlm'i Hull where there m not !vn
lUadluK n'"i ,ot A" ,,,e oimlncss
housca were closed in honor ol tt tlv.
I,ujr between Hi Warren iP pot mil
Uie tcliaol houiw, a why's goi watcn
finder' p'' leave l Werteu P. 0. Hud
l,MWiuilabhi rewaia w.
Coodni- houaeamilot wliuoiilbulld-
lufi lor sale, ircaied ut south ol
Cronst place, on Milton Creek. House
hu ilt rooini. Good spring. For Iu r-
theritifuroiatlon apply at MUt Office.
The I-sdlra Aid Society ol tht M K.
Cborrh St. Helen will meet "Villi Mr
Win. Koi W, dncaday June With
Don I fomet Hie Koclallst ih ole July
4th it Oasla Park Itverybody li welcome,
I)r. fUuiilcr ol Tlio Dulles will dclive
tbe omtion. A prl of $V(K) Will lie
ptld to ny per,!! coder 21 years ol K
who will write Hie lot may on
socialism
Over twenty colonics ol lces (or "!
cbeap. IiKjiHre i tins, n. x. r itr.i'.
MAN, )err Island.
IlcoU'rmlnli tiUuka (or fold I on pre
cinct can I fouii'l al Wlii efc And r-oi.'i
star, rorelitu lorn CUlf-lltl must or ink"
thflr aatnmllration paiwra with tluiu
A coat inir irciwn'. ti (It city of
Jlutiltou la tlie (fading nd rrunhrd ruck
work on ita atrcet-, and the lilting of the
low olac-In-twecn Perry and Urahuma
tt.irt and U.e railroad track.
Fa Hunt A new five room cnttuKc
wlih all modem ciiiivcuit-io-tM Price
rsaioaahli. Ai-ply lo J Ildl at UeorKc'M
Market, St Helen!.
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' wm mil known In RH,,er. w
'"U-tmr-l l..rwui.tl,-fr r
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etcr, ntid Mf. I rx w 1 ,mx.l. u..,..,
ini.,...ti i . ., . r
onniy lr ,wi,i 0( the
!'"'l.v He wna bulled with il. ,
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vuinoiic tliiircli. t e kll n
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- h cxpciucoi the uii-rHl
KAINIKh'H (;i(l,miiuTION TIi.
Mien'K celchitttlou ol the 1-uurlh of Jul.
one week l otuxt Muuduy in evidently
Iff il III I.. .1... a . '
. u.KW H l,lK crow, (,., ,!,
nelKhlhou,l. The K..l(1i r folki h,,ve
iiuicie nr. hi i.r,rllH. f..r il,
and nil b. ,,,( W! ,)e h0M,jlllil
,7'" ''")")' "y ol the hat
aino oi u ,rt. Then- aliMild be at I. n.t
three hundred funi t , root ,r tlio h. me
wain in Iih KitH bull gmo,
dkwinii Maciiin i'OR 8 Lit- Inquire
, mil i nice.
Next Sun lav tltcKl. II Irltl Hall team
plarithe CathUmet nine, and a kkh1
mriamH. In the iihmiiIii lloie
Ciiiuny No. I will hiy I ieNo. Sand
the I'hcmiral ('ninpiiiy.
At ita mt.'tiiu Ut Monday nii t th''
City Council t oitiidt red plana I r a ( I y
Uail.aud it l likely llmt !,rfore the
eiuiiiig winter lira bur will have
l public Iui1diii to te piotid (. i'hhm
rich V OiKwliich aul Kroner .V I trim
were the l'.ir.lii.idriiiiti:i tr.'(ircoiiic I,
aad tbe dun il prclrrruiK ihe ilun
lubmltted by Mr, Goodrich, be waa In
itructtJ to cu e a.ici liicntiou and
alto to niaki aome cltaii)e lu hia plana.
The buildinu will he two 'lorica. with
accomui hl.iti ma lor fire equipm int, ciU
couucll, etc, on Hie lirat floor and the
beat hall and opera bouae in Ihia part ol
the country on th eccoud floor. Then
will be a atace IS bv 20, with a goad alt
drtiuiuf room at each eud ol il. The
door be 41) by 75, and accommodate
abljrcroitd Thla building will b in
ia Ma moulh Ijciidoa the rent lor the
ball, which will he at Icaat $.'3 and
probality aoniu tnoutha $K) or more. It
Will pay, ami at the aauie time hu an
I'lvertiaenicnl lor the town. Aaldc (rum
tbia It ia abuilululy Decenary tbai aouie
place be provided lor the clty'a fire fight
ing apiwrutua.
Gixd home icow anil float for mlc vtrv
cbcr. l'rt cah. Inquire at Ihia ofllce.
Tan home engine and two lioilera for
ale cheap. Inquire ol J.S. WATSON,
Warren, Oicgciu.
Tbe Portland "Bluea" were defeated
last Sunday hy Hi. Helena in a gun i
that aa a auin cine lor the blue. Score,
flioli Tim gnmo waa a joke, and if the
local hova had been in llieir uauul (onu
Hie end would have bcou (r from clo-e.
Tlie Portland lioye were geiitlcumuly
lellowa. and af'er a game with Canwa thp
dlHerciice betwrpn ball tcunia ia v.tv
noticeable Jack UfTe lv nm hick on
"irat baae ,,,(, took n ,.llllK.e,
without an error, le;.lea doing hi allure
attheatick. Urukke and Morton were
the Iwtteiy.
Launch I'or Palk ::0 loot boat, 8
M bciiiii, cquipiHid with 12 horae 2
cylinder lny cV lkiweu engine. Ilont
nd engine in good condition nnd coat
overJiK)0. Well woith l(J0.. Ooea t
l00 if t ikcu at once. Inqulro at the
office.
CHKAM Klt.,iKATOR SAI.K-Pt! Uvill.
1 nrat class condition, chenp. Cnpncity
pounds. IiujtiirB U.S. Pup.iin, Pt.
Iidcni.
on h.i,R OMe bv iimio, aged six,
"e'Kiit inuo lh. liuiini.leed sound.
I'rlceliHr, (J, j. j(l8)Pri ivr idumi,
0,l'K"". JI0-2-ll
I iiu do your family winshlng coaler,
inloki-r and bettor; mivo rubbing nnd
' the eidthcm; ninkfl them clenn,
ll",' " and Hnowy-whlto; brighten
'"Iii,m, Kofiun woolenn nnd kill genim.
1 "in WA81IWAX, the new HelenWIc
c"itioun, ti,t doc, tho work without
lie aid of noun or blench; nm lined In
"t or cold water, Theio Ih nothing
ko ni". Send ten contH Btniups toduy
lul I will conio by ninll In regulnr bIi.
Y"n will i,e Rind you tried me.
AddfcHi) Wimhwax Co., St. Louis, Mo.
HoUSKHOMJ KURNIWRK I'OR SAI,
i'.noiigh to furnish a five room house. A
'""Kiln. Inquire of JI.B. Beunc'tt, Milea'
Cotle, opposite II. P. Wnlkiim.
11 City Shoeing Shop ha been en
WRiia twenty (eet in length and ia now
running tw0 flrM,
o SAi,K-Three choice loU in St.
'Wens. Cholco bearing fruit treei and
ier smnll fruits, n new 9-room house,
new woodshed, barn, 3 block! from Co
lumbia Uiver. $1700. Ilnll down, bnl
1"C8ontlme. Abarcttln.
I'ulnta, oila, varul.h, titaiU, ahell bard
ware, screws and bolt-all k uda of
builder's material at thi store ol hp,
Mucklc & Hon.
I.ol I r Rale, with two amull bulldu.e.
Juhteaatol the Wircleaa Telegraph nu
ll n. Pike ;MMJ. Apply t0 Mm. C. U.
imicoii, Waiicn, Ore. le'llf
A iwrlytif J'orlhmd uuluUti. bender!
hy Julma I,. Mclre MciuUiy of the
I'ortlaud mil. .mobile a.;ut. pr linn to
make the trip Irooi I'oillund to Attoria
on July :inl. A. mii outc mie ol thl.tnpit
iaKitibe the i'oilUnd nuiointa, win
are rnthuaiarU (or good roads, will mnkf
ropoitiou to Oilmiiliia ami Clatsop
counts t.i chare in the cxpeiiae ol
huililioira gnu I aii'omol,ilc rond Ip-iii
Vankioii io Aatoria. This wilj l Co
liiiiild Couny'a 'xnt i ppuitumlv io
secure a firicliia oml on u new auiviy
fr..ii Ht. 1 1 t-U-it to I'.t'shurg.
II )ou iloot buy Ik-voe Pulnt
'luiil g. t thu lict. A complete
lier.te., o.idIs Pmk.
Cleaning mi l pr.niiig of Indies' and
gentlemen's clothes done at the St.
Helena Steam laundry. Kend
drop po.t.il io Mr. I, lioyd
SALOON MEN FINED
t!'JiiilHfiit wiih f!lt:.l viitli tli Cily lie
corder Wt Molldy ,,y M,(rs!ll 'n
th.it W,u, Karnlng ,,n, (icrge
yl.d,onK4urd,,y Jact. sold inlox
tlg liquor to IJooilu. Hull, JB.
'"'V. Newell Wool H.ul V,. ).,), ,e
! ""Mi arntecoplulntb dug liled
... , uiKe. wiirrimlH w,.r.i lu. i i
0r.e Kelly npp,.B., thv mmo ,Jay
,i,e.eleii uuiny t Mlrt.n ,, ,l,0
oinpliiintH and whs fined f,0. Faming
nm ni town nt the
trial was iei(i. n
i ou
line at
time, but 1.1
the Ilei'finler'i. f'iu,.,
on vteuiiCHibiy nfieriioon. t. w Ti.
v, nuorney, prosecuting tho C8e. All
('irof the hovawhoin it was alleged
..-leiYi-ii intoxtrunls were supposed
h' appear, hut one, Newell Wood, had
"uirniMj to tlie Nelialeni, where nil il.
ooya live, Hn.i as bis ureseiice waa n
iei,e anrv tlio ease wa triml uiii...
nun. nut two coniplxlnls won i.
u,e.i, moke III lliecaie Of Win. Prlnul.
and Booths Hall, tbe defendant nlea.l-
'iH guilty lo selling to Prlnirle but rl
ny'nu ,,,,9rifl BS ,0 Th(f )rli
Wis stioit, birt four wltnessea bel
caneii y thn prosicnlLti and none by
the defense. A verdict of guilty whs
leii'.crea nmj on the two cbarirea Parn-
h'KWih nnerj Inland coma, aniountliu
loa-lii in all. Cliamliers A Keeier of
ll'iullon were urrcsied Wednesday mori:
ing, ihnrgid with selling Ibiuor to tbe
name nova, ami in the liecorder's court
of that city were fined 2!.
hi ..i .i ,
on u. t,iee Hiinion men have given
noiidstoolicy the law. Why don't the
city attorney bein uu action against the
nontlmi. n? I l,c cily uiijiicil s hould in
it'ttet him lo do so,
SCHOOL EXERCISES
i-8.tl
.-nr. IMv- Kay, of Nnl il. hnulud In
Icrui ol Juty duty the I nter put ol but
week and rrturncd to his home ,ui the
bank of the Nclutcm. He ;iy St.
Helen h t'cr-amly go-id ton, lot
give hi in the c.icefiil vullvy, ula-re le
can conquer ln.u-i tingle biiinK-d unit
nle seven or ighl cr of K.i'e every
year,
Ilul iir, ,irc only groni up n ilim-s.
Dune, ore ilie -cms oiddUrs lieunici
a'Ctiie sec if dimes, Muely you i nn :ce
i at ilime uu I pcuniet are ihc il of
fiirtune, Ti.e Cohiilit.i.i Coii.tv Ilink
cn ah w e-ry nun tlut this is true.
AvaTempU, I'ytliian Si-teis, and Avon
Lode, Ku'nuta ol i'ythiii', and a num
ber of their f , lends, making in all ajyarty
neatly fifty strong w-eut to Kidgefi-ld
Uat Thutaday nunt to enjoy tie hos
pitality ol Uke View Lodge, lv. I'., and
Incidentally to help destroy the atraw
bsrry crop of Clark County. The trip
was a success In every particular, fhia
strawberry fee I has become an aumia!
festival, ami the St. lU-leus people
certainly hope il Will continue to hssuch
Ridgefield is certainty a pro-pernnisllttlt
burg, and the rcnidenlt are the kind thut
place th, ir town on Ihc map.
300 Ackk Ranch to LkaSK -hirst
lass dairy much. Inquire at the .Mist
office
boa 8AI.K A new uiisoliue launch, 5,tj
hoi se power. Inquire at this ofhee.
For Sai.k One Jersey cow and one
thoroughbred Jersey bull. Inquire of
E. .Smith, Milieu ranch, Yankton, Or.
ILi alwut the Income from Inst years
crops Mr Punnet? DM you save some
thing from it? Dep wit something tonny
and watch it grow.
On Saturday last w visited tin atraw-
beirv patch ol Mr. A, M. Ooodenougli,
of Clatskanie. Mr. dooilenouuli lias a
tract of land 10 ) by 2(H) fect. nnd his
hiuse tubes up about 20 hy 30 of Unit
.then lv has bbickl) rrics, lognn
berries, -nd raapla-rne.. Ihc 'esi ol un
siiiall t.act is in -iniwherries, mid this
year he will pick s miethlug "V'T 2,W)0
boxes of first clas- berrie, for bieh be
has had a home nurkcV at not le-s man
three boxes (or twenty live cents, tlie
herrl.s will continue to yield until
lute in tho dill. In fact wc expect Mr.
lodenoiigh to lurniah us with a cmie
of fine berries for Columbia Uuiu
exhibit at the State Knir.
The knowledge that j on are prep.ircd
r any eiucr.-ency glve.-i you a lucium
..i i...l..,..,i,1e mid re O 'Ct. (let tli.H
knowlcilg-bv h.iv.ug n dep ,it in the
Columbia County Il.irk, Time Ccr ilica c
ol Deposit draw A per cent.
J.'OR Sai.k -A good Sinith-l'r, miet
Tyiiewriter. A baignlti. Columbia
Oouuly Abstract Co.
Mr. M. C. Orav has been apjioinied
poHtwnstcr lit St. Helens. Us a presiden
tial olllce now.
Hicr vichs at Hot-LTON M. E. Church
Sunday school 10 a m. Treadling every
second and fourth Sunday at 11 a in
I'rnyer meeting every Thursday evening
at 8 p. m. Ernest M. Smith, pastor.
CaiiT 1'or SAi.K-Duinp cart In first
class condition, and one set alngle harn
ess, both lor f'10. A bargain lor any
one living on a farm. Inquire at the
Mist office.
Come iu and talk it over anyway, We
are alwayi ghid to get ncquninted and
our interests are mutual. The Columbia
County Hank invites all atidmiudry, sin
surely, truthfully. Time Certificates ol
DepoHit draw 4 per cent,
arf . e.r .!. trim for hatching. C
Brown Leghorn, i B.C. Black Minorca.,;
S. 0. Haried Rocna. Market eggs at
market price. Yards opposite wireless
station. W.C.MORLKY,
Houlton, Oregon, Box 07.
Full Wood . yearling Jersey bull for
salt by Ci J. Larson, Warren.
Closing excrciccs of the school at
Chapman's ramp were heid in Hie scho d
room uu Kridav ion 17th of Jun. Th"
chool was beautifully ileoral by Misj
May I'lirniim and ably a-o-i-de I by veiy
willing pupils, abundance ol material
being at bund to make the rleco ulioiis
the envy of schools Ins favored. Around
the walls was exhibited the work ol t! e
pupil, sh win their handiwork and ti.e
(roods (r, care ol tlie te tcher. The work was n
in27tf J good th it utiy school mi.dit lie proud of
S.
It. The following vi-iurs from Scao
piose witnessed tie- exerci-cs: Air Orant
Watts. Dr. and Mrs. IU li drl, the Revcr
end Mr. Cook, Mr. George A Farnuiu,
Misses S. Liizre, Helen M. and Mildr d
Khruum, ubo Miss riloiw Murker. It 1
hardly nei ssary to si ite tha- th camp
wusnillv ri-prec nted. t la school room
Ifcmi; filled to .v. .!ing, u la ge
liuiilli. r lisii"i u to the xercie-t Irom
the ouuiilc. Kciiurk.icoui,limt iiiary to
MiM r'arnutn und her pupils .n lite
good Work done, a ex' hited. an l the
enihutiiasm clioiin by toe pupils in h ir
st-hoi'l work an I the exercises to please
the visitors. Among. t those who spoke
were Mr. Giant Watt, Reverend Air.
Cook, Dr. and Mrs. Hatfield, Mr.
James McXaugbtou an 1 Mr. O. Hep
worth. The expressions made were so
complimentary that they m wt keep Miss
Farnutn's ears tingling for some time.
The exercises o' the alternom had glveti
so ni.K-b pleasu J to those who heard
them tl: : tbey had to be repealed in
the i veiling. To make meat! a of any
particular pieco reudered or to givu any
names would draw an invidious com
parison, as every numbet wa co well
tender d. The b-llowing is the program
Song, "Welc- me' School
M,-uiory Gem, "Welcome" fell .ol
"How the Clock Knows".. h.ilgar i'ennel
'the fchool Marm"....i. Viola Walling
"A Mortiiyiug Mirtakb".
Murgaiet Donnval)
Song, "Scatter SunsliinB"........f-cliool
" i he Old Army Coal". .Viola c'iupatrick
"When rajas was a Little Hoy
Kenneth Howell
"What is a name"... Herve llarrette
"Mouon Song Tht Wag".
II asie Uuiiwoodi, Grace tlowe.l, Viola
ritrpairick ami Alice D. navan.
"suppose" Willaid Howell
"Gratidpa's Spectacles"..
Bessie Dun woody
Hoop Drill, Ten Girls
"A i.yy's I'ocket" Kdwatd Vea?ie
Sons', "Spring Wessons"... School
Grandma's Balance, Olive Duuwoody
"Welcome" Uatlicriue .McNauhtou
Idalogue "Ite i .Hiilen at lilue '
trace il ell, Vioia iMi.jrairick, and
.iici li..uiivan.
Lutile iltrd '. ...Maggie Wupalrick
Dittloguo "theaick Uotl"
ivniuciti tlowell, urace iioell and
Viois riiu.pauick.
Mis, Msscluet" Grace Howell
io d t,J" Alice Doiiavnn
"I'uitnigSoiig" Tim Simool.
" CLL POri Piillvl ARIES.
In punjuiiiico of a resolution adopted
by t.io Hepuhllcun County Committee
at a mooting hold at the courthoiwe In
St. llcleiiK on June 21, 1910, It lu here
by recommended that precinct meet
inn ho held In each precinct of Culum
bl't County on July 0,- ti)10, for tho
purpoan of electlnR delegntea to the
Itopiiblleiin Stato Asaembly, according
IO ttie following nppoilioniiieiiv;
Apluty y
Vei-nonlii
Denver Fulls
Chttiskniito . .. . ;
Deer IhIiukI
Coble
.Mniishliintl
Mini
Onk Point
Knlnler "
Mocek
Snappoose
St. Helena
Houlton
Wnrren
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Indorets &tato Aembly but De
nounces County Asaemuiy.
Tlin Crmnly Cnntrai t;o)iiimlti;e lor
Coltimhlii Coiinry ti'lol c.t the County
Court room hint Tuesday afternoon,
piirmuint to the call of Chairman Doan,
Tlieiii won; eight lnnnibera of the
committee pifvent, and the first htisl
nesH wiik nu Rlbutlon to (111 vicancici.
The full committee, as It now stand:
for tho forthcoming campaign being
ItH I'ollowri:
Aplary--.lm-(.(i Wlhion.
Veiiionla--.;udnon Weed.
Heaver Knlls W. Morrbi, Jr.
Clutnknnle (J, D. Sutherland.
Deer iBland Jamea CultieiiB.
Coble T. C. WutlH.
MarnhliiiiU W, D. Calvin.
Mint Cutquii- J.lbel.
Oak I'olnt-Robert f'avno.
Hulnler J. H. Dlbblee.
ScfiipooBe W. E. SteveiiH.
St. Helens Martin White,
Warren A. Freeman.
Mocck J, II. Doan.
Houitou Chas. oraham.
The Important business of the meet.
Ing then came to the front in the In
troduction by W. E. Stevens, of Scap
poone, of tho following resolution:
Whereas. Tho Stato rtemilillran
Central' Committee of Oreeon has
called for State Assembly of Tfn.
puuncana, to be held In the City ol
r-oitiana. orcKon. on Ju r 21st. vfilft.
and
Whereas, Columbia County, under
he apportionment, of delCKates to nucta
isscnibly h entitled to 25 deleeaiBS:
and
WheiTau, Com-blernble discussion
has been and ii; belnir had an to tlie
advisability of holding such annombly
and the election of such delegates
from thin county; and
Wherean, We realize that under the
present conditions the jmrty la losing
prestlKe, politically, which tt ;a right
fully entitled to as the mainrilv nrtv
in uio Biare. an mat aome means
should be devised whereby the party
h:ill be harmonized In order to secure
all the benefit of a majority party In
Ihe Stato; and-
Whereas, No other method has been
siiKgeKted for the acconnilli hnient of
he much de.ilred end. and that we ure
111 favor of giving this method n trial;
inererore hu It Resolved by the
(Jitnty Central Committee of Colum-
Ida County, that Columbia Countv mo-
cet-d lo select delegates to the Stute
Assembly to he held In the City of
oitUtiul on the 2lBt day of June. 1!10:
Hut each precinct In the county elect
ill legalca on each date as may be tie
elded upon al this nieetiuji, auii that
c. ch precinct coniiiiltteeniiiu give ten
days' notice thereof, and that the num
ber of delegates from each piecinct be
apportioned by this committee before
.lijouriiment.
That each precinct committeeman,
nfler tne selection of sucli deleaates.
I certify the uanieg of such delcgutes to
iiau committee, and that tae cummU
j tee, tii: oui;h its chairman und secre
: l.iiy, eenify the same from ull the dif
j leient precii.cts to the State Commit-
tco and to the State Assembly,
j Tno.,e favoring the resolution urged
that it waa not mandatory, and this
lien v.-aa accepted by tht members of
,.;e comioltiue, nearly evofy one of
.. uoai ilischilmed any authority to bind
tlie people of their precinct. Never
theless tho resolution la a clear In
dorsement of the State Assembly, and
does not represent the wishes of the
Kcpublican voters of this county. Only
one member of the committee, Mr.
James Oalttens, of Deer Island, voted
against the resolution, all the rest fa
voring it.
Tbe committee recommended that
precinct meetings to elect delegates
to the State Assembly be held on July
9th.
Total ' 28
, J, B. DOAN, Chairman.
T O. WA TTS, Secretary.
Mr. and IDs. Win. Ross and family
visited Portland on Wednesday last to
attend the graduating exercises of tbe
Washington High School. Harold Ross
has been attending this school for some
time and was a member of tbe graduating
class, , .
Dr. Ross, A. t. Stone .and Frank
George attended the Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythina in Portland this week
Also E. I. Ballagli went up Inst Tuesday
evening to become a member of the
D.O.K.K, ' ,
Mr. Martiu White introduced the
following resolution, which was unan
imously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
committee that no assembly be held
for Columbia County local matters, but
that the committee, in county matters,
favors the direct primary without as
sembly. Tho committee then adjourned with
out date.
John Rude, an instr uctor at the Hill
Military Academy, ol Portland spent the
past week nt the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. August Ketel, in this city.
Cannkiv Fruit For Sate Home
canned. Ten cents per quart.
Wst. KKUZIE. Bachelor Flat.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS rfc
In the Otinty Court of the State of Oregon fo
llie coutilv o Columbia.
In the Matter ol I ho Kststeot Kachcl K. l.int,
(leeesntHl.
All petnons liivlntr eUlms npiilnnt the entitle
.f Kiiehel K Link, ilecptiseit, lire hereby netl
lleit lo present tl-.e mime within nix inmtthti
(rom tlie .lute hereof nt t he miles of John F. Lo.
ciin, No. 4-J I Molittwk lliiiliUuir, I'ortliuid, Ore
i:in, duly verified Mecir.llnc to law.
This piibllenltoii Is intde by virtue of the ap
poinmieul of the tnnlcrii;iie(l hs ndininlstriilor
or tlio KMate of Ksehcl K. Ltnlt. iteceioteil.ln the
Cuuiity i'eiii-t of tho Slate of Oregon! for the
County of t'nlumhlii.
Palo ot first tiubltcntlnn June SI. V.UO.
WILLIAM M. LINK,
AdmlnUtrntor of tho Kvlute ol Kiiehel E. Link,
ileeenseU.
SUMMONS
for
III tbe Circuit Conn of tho Slate ot Orcgcn
i;olmntlii county: .
W. ft. Nlehobi", elnlnillT, vs. W, A. Harris, I. M.
HtirrfH and A. Kenzl, rtefentlants.
To A. KenI, defendant above Uiiiuo:
In tlie iiHiiie of the Hinte of (ireKoti yon tire
lien-by reqitlrod to appotir anil answer tho eotu
pttitnt filed herein on or before six weil.s
Irotn Juno 17, 11)10. the dannf tho first putillen
tlon befeof. sod if you fiul so lo answer tlio
pisbtlill will niiply to llio court for tho reltet
denmiHleit Li his cniiipluttit, whieh Is to quiet
hiHtiilotn the tract or trrtois of iand in wed
eottntv doserlhel ns tlio E '.. of tbe SK of see
21 and the M ! of tho S S ot the W i (it ee i,
In t H ii r 4 w of the Willamette mertdlrtii. TuW
MumtniitiM Is published by order of Hon. J. V.
Campbell, Jndee oUuld court, niado oa the nth
diiy of June, IU 10.
C.KAIIAM CLKETON Ann
Jt. H. NICIHILAS.
Attoruejs for l'lalnillf.
jJ K. MILLER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
, St. Helens, Oregon
QR. EDWIN ROSS,
PHYSICIAN &
8T. HKLKNS t
SURGFON
! OR ROC
VANCOUVER
Washington, Properly, to exchange for
Small Farm.
Splendid quarter block, two houses fn
excellent, conditien, bringing income ot
$05 per month, located on valuable cor
ner, close to Main street; value R,500.
Will trade for email farm, suitable for
nice home, value lo be about $3,000.
Owner will take mortgage on property
for difference. Address' Western Real
Estate and Brokerage Co., 3rd floor Mill
key Block, cor. Second and Morrison
Streets, Portland, Oregon,
Copy of Order to Show Cause.
In the County Court of tho State of Ore-
iron, lor Columbia Countv.
I.l the matter of the estate and Guardian
ship of Carl F, Uustufson, an ito-aiie
person .
Matilda C. Johnson, tin? Ouaidifiri of
the peruo-i and e-tnte "I ('nil K Gn-tef-
m -ii. an in.nriii icrsnn. biivinir on lb
'Ui .iriy of May, IIH0, filed Iter petition
be'C;n, duly v.'i .l'rr, raying fur an
order of hit e of tbe northeast onnrler nl
i neuiion Jxeniyia) . lownslno Six (0
rih of liunite Four West ol the
Wllliniiietic Merldinn in Columbia
County, Oregon, the same constituting
an i ne csmie oi sam insane person, lor
the reasons and purposes set forth in
said petition.
It is therefore ordered by said County
Court that said insane person, Carl F,
Uuatafson. and Matilda C. Johnson
Peter John Uuatafson and Louise UustaO
on, the next kin of said insane person
and all persons interested in said estate
appear before said Countv Conrt on
Saturday, the 18th dav of June. 1910. at
one o ciocK p. m. oi aaia any, at the
County Court room, at tbe court house
in the citv of St. Helena. Columbia
County, Oregon, to show cause, if anv
there be, why an order - should not be
made wanting to said guardian permis
sion ana license to sen an tbe BDnve de
scribed real property of said insane per
son at private sale; and that a copy of
tins oraer Dt published tor lour succes
sive weeks in the Oregon Miet, a week
ly newspaper regularly printed, pub
lished and circulated in Columbia
County, Oiegoa, and now specified by
tnis court is tne proper paper in which
to make eucn publication. ,
Ordered and done in open court at St
Helens, Oregon, this 12th day ol May.
At LI. 1U1U.
James Dart,
County Judge,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Iu tho Mutter of Estate of John Murphy, de
ceased :
Notice is hereby ulven that the Adminfstra
tor's tittiil aoeouut In tlio matter of the Kstute
of John Murphy, deceased, was tiled in tlie of
llce of the Cuiinty clerk, Columbia County. Or
eiroii. May 'iSili, 1010. and Honorable James
Dart, County Judge of miid countv, tins fixed
Ssmrday, June i. 1910. at 10 o'c lock a. m., at
tlie Court House. Columbia County, Oreaon, an
the time and place for hearing- objections to
said A al oceoutit. if any. and the settlement
thereof, Ail persons whomsoever are directed
to file written objections to said Html account, if
hiiv, or anv particular item thereof, on or before
Friday, the 24th day ot June, 1010, at 10 o'clock
a. m.of said day. (IKuliilK J. I'KKKIN.s.
Administrator, address 3U." lewis huihling,
I'ortlaud, Orejron,
Xlrst publication Mar 27, 1'.UO..
Lat publication June 21, 1910. '
Notice to Creditors
In tho County Coiirt of tbe Sinte of Oregon,
fur Columbia County.
In the matter ot llie estate ol (ieoru Ub.tl,
decease.).
Notice is hereby mven by the iiiidetsii:i-.c.l,
tbe administrator of the estate ol tleorLi
Jllott. deceased, to tbe cieii'tors of, and nil o -r
sons liflVliiK claims acniiist said esl.-ile, o, pre
sent them with the priurer voucher u-Hhlti sit
mom lis from tbe tint.- of this notice to tin- sui.l
ndmiiiis'.rsrnr, at the law otliee of Diltiud
liay, at Wl. Ileiens, I'oluml.i.i County. )reu tit
(ho same behiu the pln-e l'r tho transaction oi
ol the biisio.-ss of s.iol e t;;te.
Han d June 3rd, i'.'pl, '
VICTOR C. ill.OTT,
Administrator of thu estate of livoi-e liloit,
deceased.
Notice to Creditora
Children's
OXrOPDS
STYLE - FIT - WEAR
Nifty Ankle Strap Pumps. Neat, Dressy Oxfords that can
not be beat in the City. Come in and we will prove to you
that we have a line that combines low price and quality.
How abont the Btyles we
have pictured here? They
don't make them any neat
er. The prices range from
$1.95 to $3.50.
Tim fin
--Last Process
is used in making
FOOTSCHULZE".
"MAIDWELL
(womens)
.N.uire ir hereby uivi-n tloit the u:i.;ersii;li"
lias t'ft-u iippoluti-d by tbe Couinj Cottrr ol Uie
siai.e of orcunn aiiministrtitor of tbe estate oi
C. W. Johnsou. deceased. All persons havintz
eluims aj-ainst said estate are required to pre
scut Ihem to me, properly verified as nqitfred
by law, at my orllce lu St. Helens, Ori-Ron,
witnin six mourns irom tne aate nereor.
M. t. SIILLER.
Administrator Ol the estate oi C. W, Johnson
deceased.
Date of first publication Apll 15th, 1910.
Notice of Sale.
In the County Court, of the State of Oregon,
for Columbia County.
In the matter of the estate ot Theodore J.
Kckerson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that hy virtue of an
order made and entered by tbe above entitled
court in the -above entitled matter. 1 will on
and nfler tbe lsih diiv of June, 1910, oiler lor
sale and will sell at privatesaie, to tho persons
oileriiitr the highest price, for cash, all of the
riht, title and estate of the deceased, Theodore
J. hckersou. of, in and lo blocks sixiy-toiir and
sixty five, ol Ihe Cily of St. Helens, iu said
county and stale.
J. B. GODFREY,
Administrator of the estate of Theodore J.
Kckerson, decease.
Notice of Final Account.
In the County Conrt of the State of Oregon or
uoiumota county.
In tho matter of the Estate ot Luclnda Wiin
chard. deceased
NOTICE 18 HJ2I1EBY GIVEN that E. E.
Quick has liled his final account aa execu
tor of the Estate of Lucinda Illanchard, do
oeased.in tlio County Court of the State of Ore
cm for Columbia County, and tbe Judge of said
court has splinted Saturday, the lath day of
July, iviu, at roe nouroi m o chick a. in. as me
time, nt the court room of said court In tbe city
of St. Helens, Colombia County. Orejron, for the
Hearing oi objections to ancn nnai account and
the settlement thereof. R. K. UI H'K,
Lxecutorof the tstate of Luclnda Blauchard,
deceased.
Notice of Sale of Real Eatate.
In the County Court of the Slate of Ore
gon, for Columbia County.
In the ina'ter oltbe Ustnte and Guard
ianship of Donald Keith Carr, a
Minor.
Notice is hereby civen that in pur
suance of and by virtue of n liceneeduly
issued anil miide by the Comity Court ol
the State of Oregon, for Columbia
County, on May 14th, 1910, in the matter
of tlio eslato mid Guardianship of Ootvald
Keith Can , u minor, author sir g li
censing and empowering the guardian
tliereol to sell ell the real property ot
said estate at private sale, the under
signed, the guardian of said estate, will
sell at private sal , to the highest bidder,
forca-Utn u. S. gold com, 10 per cent
to be paid on Hcceotnncn of bid an. I
balance on confirmation of sale by this
court: or 25 percent if the purchase
piiie in ca-h und Intlnncn st-cnied by
mortgage upon toe property, from aud
after Saturday, tho 2Gth day ol June.
11)10, continuing said sale until all of
said real property lia.s been sohl, nil the
nclit, title, interest and estate ot the es
tate of the said Donald Ivtiih Cuir, a
minor, iu and to the following describe I
real property to-wit an undivided
interest in arid to the following descri ed
real estate: The southeast iiuarter of
the southwest quarter of section three
(3); lots three 18). lonr (4), live (5) nnd
the enst )i ol the southeast quarter, and
the nortnwost quarter ot llie soutneast
quarter, and the east half of the north
west quarter, nnd the northeast quarter
of section ten (10); lot one (1), lees a
strip 80 rods long and 40 rods wide off
the east side, gold to IMvinu lI. Uonsor
liv deed recorded in Book X. page 114
of Records of Deed a of Columbia County ,
Oregon, in section 11; lots two (2), three
(3), tour (4) ami the west hair nr the
west half, leas about 'JO ncrea oft' the
south side heretofore sold to Fred A.
Jennings, in en id section 14; lots one
(1), lour 14! anil live 16 in section 15.
all in township ibree 131 north, range
one 1 weBt, of the 'Willamette
Meridian in Columbia County, Oregon,
containing 807 acres:
All bids to be directed to the under
signed In cure of liillaid and Day, St.
Helens, Oregon.
Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, May 19,
1010.
, ' ' Mrs. K. B. Cahh,
Guardian ol the person and estate of
Donald Keith Carr, a minor,
Date of tjrst publication May 20th,
1910. '..,,. . - . ,, a,
'The reco&nized shoe leaders
In the making of the ordinary shoe the last is
removed when the heel is put on the shoe is
wrenched it loses shape and tset" .
'One Last PrOCeSS means the same
fast remains in each shoe from start to finish
of its .. construction.
Permanence or shape results.
Toot. Schufze & Go's guarantee"
with a -40 years old reputation
you.
3
JTifyi with a 40 years old reputation Al i
Men '8 Cool Shoes, Canvas Tops, Leather Bound, A Good,
Substantial Sole. They'll rest your feet price $1.50.
Jas. Muckle & Son
St. Helens, Oregon
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For 36 years the manufacturers have tried
to make each pair of shoes leaving their
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Right Workmanship
Real Value
Rigid Inspection
For that reason we take pride in selling
and you can take pride in wearing the Walk
Over Brand.
$3.50..-$4.00.-.$4.50.$5.00
1 WHITE & ANDERSON
HOULTON, ORE.
MAY 1910
Johnstones Syrup Sarsparilla
Combined with Iodide of Potassium, Cascara ,
Sagrada, Yellow Dock, is an ideal
Blood Purifier and Tonic
$1.00 PER BOTTLE
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iteming s urug otore st. Helens, OR. fc