The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 05, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTii- Orjon Mist UnV.e' v-toffice r.f St. IMena, Oregon, u aecoml-clasa mail matter. Tssckd Rvkhv Finv Pv R. H. FLAGG. Editor and Pbopeikto. County Official Paper J i., . SrscBimoi Ratbs One veer - - $1.00 Si Month .W Artretrtiiinsr rite mnde known on appli cation Ijral notice S3 cent pr line. CtRCrrr CfTKt Ofpicfb: J. A TaV.n District Judtre T. V rmnhfll Pirtrict Judjr E. B. Tonene District Attorney -. CorjfTT Omenta Taqm JVrt. fntf St. Helen I W. A. TTrr', Clerk .St. Helen MarMn VMte 5hetfff- P. Hle-n W. r. TicJipnor. Pnwm'r Clatekanf H. Wet, romm'nIonpf Seappno E. T. Oiir-tr, Tre:inrer St. Hslen TT.W.riork. Kwwr St. Helen J. H. Polling School Supt Ctatskanie O. T. Ptwott. Snrvevor St. Helena Frank Pherwood. Coroner. ...Rainier THE GOOD OLD WAY Helens, and I will do the rest Take a pride in your county and your neighborhood, and do your share toward building them up. It means better roads, better schools, and a lower rate of tax ation. . E. H. Flagg. At the close of the Republican Assembly in Douglas County Honorable Binger Hermann is reported as having "congratula ted the Assembly on getting back into the 'good old way." Binger Hermann is one of the distinguished prodncts of the "good old way." At present he is under indictment for conspir acy to defraud the Government of the United States out of an immense publid domaiu. He was Commissioner of the General Land Office at the time the frauds were perpetrated, ar.d he owed his appointment to that position to the '"good old way" of doing things. He was liberal with the pork and looked after his friends, and therefore many of them Btill adhere to him, and probably. if the "good old way" still pre vailed, he could secure the Re publican nomination for Con gress. It is the same in other States where the "good old way" yet prevails, in Uhio the reg- Hlars" won out against the in surgents by the old method, and now Ecss Cox, of Cincinnati, kicks over the traces and tells how he to betrayed by Senator Burton. The statement, which is made Kfore a notary public, and witnessed by Joseph Garret son, manaf ing editor of the Cin- cinnati Times-Star relates that hwz0 fu Intle wiom of uii u:e mgnt 01 duiy .7, ai ice Crittauden Hotel in Coluicbu. ' A WORD OF WARNING Columbia is the strongest Re publican county in the State of Oregon in proportion to its population, yet it has been re peatedly demonstrated that a nomination on the Republican ticket is not equivalent to election. Theodore Roosevelt would receive to-day, if there were a national election, a majority of 1,000, out of a total vote of twice that number, yet the same voters might defeat a Republican nom ination for a county office if for instance they believed the timber speculators desired his presence on the county board of equal lzation. Party ties have gradually loosened since the civil war, and the man who has voted the straight ticket for forty years is looked upon as an antiquated ass whose proper place is in the home for aged imbeciles. In Oregon the Republican party is divided on a matter of principle, and can never be re-united unti the battle is fought to a finish and either the reactionaries or the progressives are firmly in the saddle. The preservation of the direct primary law and the principle of election of United States Senators by direct vote of the people through the medium of Statement No. 1, are the live issues of this campaign. lne Portland Assembly sug gested the nomination by this district of Mr. Clarke, a business man, as joint senator for Clack amas, Multnomah, and Columbia County. Mr. Clarke is frank in his opposition to Statement Nol, and for that reason he must be beaten at the primary election Let the contest rest on that alone. No doubt he is in other respects a good citizen, for the shrewd oldtimers who framed up the As sembly job knew they must put their best men to the front in order to stand any show of suc cess. If we are to have any reform m the Lnited States Senates membership men who believe as Mr. Clarke believes must not be e!ec:ed to the Legislature. They Cox, by atpointment, met Bur ton in the letter's rooms and promised verbally to divide ths vote of the Cuyahoga Co'nty,, deletion or Governor between Judge Oren Britt Brown, Carrri A. Thompson, and '. Warren G. Harding. Cox says Burton failed him by failing to deliver votes for Lrown on the first bal lot, and on the second throwing the entire delegation to Nicholas Longworth. whom Cox says Bur ton had told him the night be fore v,'a3 a "snob," who, if nom- inated, would cost the Republi cans 10,GC'i votes in Cuyahoga County, in which Cleveland is located. Think of a system by which one man controls the entire vote of the cour.ty's delegation in the convention, and uses his. power just a? it has heretofore been used in Oregon, to trade and trafiic with. That is what is meant by the Assembly or Con vention system, and that is what we v:ill return to in Oregon if the A assembly candidates triumph. WILL YOU HELP? Nothing htlps a county more than thorough advertising of its natural resources, and there is no Letter advertising than an act un! ahov. ing of our products, such r.b I luve been employed to make at the State Fair next month. In addition to this, we will have a fine exhibit, in the Portland ChamlK?r of Commerce and Ji'treral Fpace in the Great Northern lUtilroad Company's car, which ,ilHe seen by hun dreds of .thousands of farmers and business men throughout the United Slates this fall. For the exhibit at the State Fair the, county pav-j mc$400. The other two exhibits cost the county notliir;;-. New, will you, Mr. Fanner, ht lp me in this work? I v.'iinii the best grains and grassc, vegetables and fruits. Send os bring them to me At St. the jwple and the people should have co faith in them. Mr. Clarke, If electa.. wHl be one of the strong pillars of the system that has packed the United States Senate with the agents of the great corporate interests. In Ore gon hi3 election will herald the return to the old system, whereby the business interests of the peo ple were sacrificed to the political interests of individuals. Let the voters remember this and vote with the full knowledge of what they are doing. - Better a Democrat who favors Statement No. 1 than a Re publican who is opposed to it, be cause the Democrat if elected to the State Senate would, two years hence, vote for the people's choice for United States Senator while Mr. Clarke would vote without any regard whatever to the wishes of the people, pro vided the caucus so decided. (ADVANCEMENT! Has at all times since going into business here a few years ago been the keynote of our business policy. The addition being put on our store this week is the fourth one. Our time is put in trying to please our customers. Think of the growth of our trade, and see how well we have succeeded. We believe we can please YOU, too. It will not cost you anything to investigate the lines we carry. Drop in and look them over. Everyone complete and low in price and high in quality. If we haven't what you want, we'll get it. Prompt delivery. I J. H. WELLINGTON! i ST. HELENS, OREGON r erican Ladies Tailoring Co. Creators and Adaptors of Distinct and Exclusive Styles for Women Have'placed their Line of Fall and Winter Suits, Skirts, Suit Jackets, Dresses, Coats and Capes, and Fur Cloth Coats Wilh us, and a more swell, more up to date, neater line of Styles and Samples you have never seen. We Only Ask Your Careful Inspection and Investigation A'f. COUNTY CONVENTION NOTICE Tlic S-xialist Party of tbe County of Columbia is called to meet in Connty Convention t Houlton on the 6 h day o aue'ipi jyiu, lor ine purpose nomitiflti ig County ticket for Co lumbia G'lintr, and electing belt-gates to the btate Convention to be held in Portland, Oregon, on the 7th and 8th day OI ATlSt, J'JIU. P. T. GERDES, Bee. Columbia County Central Committee. Horses For SAtK Lijrht and heavy bone i for sale at the Scapponse Livery Stable. . Sewiso Machink for Sale Inquire at this office. KER VICES AT Uot LTOS M. E. ClICRCH, Sunday school 10 a m. Preaching every second and fourth Sunday at 11 a in Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Ernest SI. Smith, pastor. Ten horse engine and two boilers for sale cheap. Inquire of J.S. WAT?OX, Warren, Oregon. For Sale A good Smith-Premier Typewriter. A bargain. Columbia County Abstract Co. 300 Acrk Ranch to Lkasr First clusi dairy ranch. Inquire at the Mist office. DILLARD & DAY Attorneys-at-Law Practice la any Court, Stat of P ederal. Next door to coart honM ST. HELENS OBS. MAN TAILORED LADIES GARMENTS Every Garment Cut and Made to Individual Measure A Guarantee With Every Garment Which Absolutely Protects the Customer PRICES RANGE ALL THE WAY FROH $15.00 to $50.00 COME IN AND ASK TO SEE THEft WHITE & ANDERSON HOULTON, OREGON 1 SUMMONS Id flit Circuit Court of the State ol Oregon for oltimW Coimljr: W.C. NlrholM, plnlnltir, rs. W. A. Harris. I. If. Hurrfa nl A. Kenil, defenrtunU. To A. Kenxl, defeniAiit above tiarne: In Ihe rmmeol 1 1, Hint of (treton Toil art hpr?hy require) to appear ami atiawer Iba eoin- uiaim me-i nerein on or IK-Ire ilx weeks tion hereof, anil if jron fail an to anawer the l.lalnllfl will annlt to tha coart forth relief deBiAn'tefl fa bis complaint, whlrn la to quiet iila till to the tract or tracta of lanrl In aald eonntr rlmnrlbet aa the E U of the HH U of see 21 aa.l the H H of the H U r the HW U of aw 22. in t n' r 4 w of tha Willamette merle ln. Tula summonahi piibllaht j order of Hun. 1. V. Camiilwll, JiKlmof said conn, naila on tha Mta da of June, Itflu. 'KAHAN A i:i.RKTO.' A HO M. B. NICHOLAS. . . At lorn) a tor Plaintiff. PLEASE NOTE mAtr. ooewell ler WILL BE AT THE ST. HELEMS HOTEL. ROOA 17. AERLY EVERY MY UiTIL SL P. J UNTIL PII.THM N.TICII ' LODGES HT"IKLKNS LOIHIE NO. S3. A f A A M. MteU U inJ PwJr cacb Biotim. VWUni brotbra coo dl.llr ..icoiuexl. UW Clark. Waa ler; R. K. QuIok.SacwUry. HOULTON CIBCLK NO 47. Wobot ol Woodcraft. tflttU tb atcond and fourth Tuesday aftarnooo of ch month at Uoolton, U. MUnlt Morlty,"Uuardl Might. Ana Van Malta. Ulr. AsJssUaUtraWa N4k. u ,htavr0::,?"-oe. , tVAll.ua la li.aatai ak... k riMinl a. A.IlnMralrta o7 xhTuHTl r KiminMi, iinaaaai, laj Ilia f'M-, ,7 aj, tlx Ju.l. at said .art kM "iiilLV'iH at in I'aurl roaea ! aald i-JS i. V av. M. lUlaaa. ColumUa Vaunt V'T a Ik aetUeawal Utareof . uum 4 COURT UNITY HO. 7A, r. Ol A. Meet Try Frldav Bight la K. of P. Hll, t. Htlda. Oraffon. Vlaitiag brothar wal- COW 9, M. K. Miller. Chltl Ranger; Uslla II. Combe, Financial Sac. COLUMBIA HOMBSTBAD No. S4M, Brotharhood ol American Yeomen, meets lbs) second and fourth Wd needa night o( each month at Yank ton.Ort. Vlaitlng member welcome. E. S. Faxon, Itonorabla Foreman, C. B La, Corwpondtnt. 8T. HELKN8 CAMP, NOJ 10UW. M. W. OF A. Morta first and third Wednesday. E. I. BALLAQII, Conml. II. E. LaBABE, Clark. EXCURSIONS To The East Tilly 6, 22. Aug. S, Hcpt. Return limit threemonths, but not eiceeding Octoler Slat. VIA ASTORIA & COLDMBIi EI7ER BT and SPOKANE PORTLAND i SEATTLE BT (THE NORTH BANK ROAD) CUcat St Lai 7 50 Milwaaha 12 SO St. Paul MM Choice of going and returning routes. Stopovers allowed. "North Bank" trains run through to St Paul, Minneapolis and Chi cago without change. Low Round Trip Rates to Portland for the Rose Festival in June and the Hibernian Convention in July will give your friends a chance to come to the coast and stop off at Houlton. Details furnished by CHAD CHADIMA. Agent 0.00 Oaaaha OO.OO KasasaveCity M.00 Dtthitk SO.O0 Portland or II. M. ADAMS G. P. & P. A. Oretron PHYSICIAN & SURGEON T HILXIIt OBXOOM AdmlnbtraWti nflh ana, neram. DR. R. L. Jkfpcott . DENTIST 0c with Dr. Cliff. ST. RtXKXi la lb Clraull Court mt the male el Or.au a. Uet'oHiilrof t'olamula. M Mai TL.I.I. n . . Mol tWrnk- TkiirailaU, rUlatlt. a. im Thuradaiv. I0f.a4l.nt! ' Altaw T Aram ThurLU, Itafawdaalt mm In the vf the Male UeMoa rT. herabr nuin4 la at lllleaaMoaor teaue b Itth .I s!l uaibar. ao4 ran ar. kare. natlai JS plalntif toe ai.i tkeeaol aril) W.TS ,K romplalnt on flla k.r.la. Ibis atiaaSwiu ser4 upon on hy bnbtlrallan laWraaiatra!! trra iliM, a wkl, n.waw,T, elnnlallon nbll.ha at Ml. h!.? oZ? kakln. duly mart and eaiterad aa Ik stk aS t Julr. 110. 1 he data W Uw tret i.h .,f?f . . . .. . """" . in. a i- pubtHitua will be brt it, iis). CoLUt,i.uia Altor rs lot rtaiaUt la Ik derail Oottrt of Ik at l Oreaaa a Ih.l oualr of Columbia " rranma Mua ajonawlo ClalMlaT t Mar.a.11 VHuado befradanl. m" la Ike aan. of ih. ol Omrsa; a am karab rwiiiiraal U aajfMr aaid aaaaw ika roanfalnt hbjd ausalaat T U Ik ah a! titled aim. In Ik al.a aatllM an a m befara the lb dar af Maptnabaf, Ilia. aka k tfc laat Jr traMerlkd la U trtai tot Um aatv lleation of Ihla a Mason tur x a. i -ri'i",. aad If foa latl So eo aaawae, la WaiallafTiJ aanlr to Ik abo. aautlsd eoarl far U. tatail warad lor la law eoMaUvlnl In tb tlmrm aa. iitl"d anil, to wll, that I k koa.ta.j aaMrtaaaa alailBhalwm laiaUaTaad daaaadaat b hnrat rtlaaol.ad and alanlau r.ntad, and totaorb allMr aad fnbtlial aa to tb aoutl anal aaa HBltabi and iaak Tnla auanaaon la aubliabatd mmj wtar mad aad datsd b JHk dar ar Jul., IVl. br tbe Mooorebl I A. Kakla, Jaidn U ibaUoa .milled rourt, b vhlrk araw u a) llrtd Ibattbla nataaoaab pabliabad I u ilirtma Mi.oai'rb wk to Ma in ml i eU UUVbM M MU btV.rartl.ad.oea. Alloraey hw ruvlaua piral bublleatloa AniaM A 11 U publication aaalaaaaat I. Itta. Naeico W FIsmsI la Ih Coantf Omiri k Mat l Otan lat t olanabl C'oaair. la tha matter at lb Batata of Willi) 11 alln, deeaaa.il: Ktrtlrvla hereby (lra that I.E. t)Uk has Slad hla anal araounl aa adailnlatrMat a lb aatata of William Hoheatia, 1i ruiil. la la County Court of lb Mat of Oracs lar Claa bta County, and the iadaaal aatd Caan has aupoluUd aaturday.lha Suva J.y at Jaly, Ku ai tha k our ol IU o rlock a a , at tk eaart eaaat of aald aoart IB th. city at IU. Halaa Valaaiaal County. Oraioa. fur th. kaarlnt af ahiaauaaaas sack loal aooount aad Ih .Mltat ihaeaat . B UOICI. Admlnlttraur or Uat BsUt el f UUa nb Win, d.uaaaad. )rl Str. Or aid a C. . Hfkltlrt. Hut. RAILROAD TIHK. lT Balnlar dalle faaeasd aaadarlfar ! A. M.. daeartlaf Iroai at. Ilaayas Ml land, at M. arrlrla ai kt. &, laaea Partla i a :. Paxieiien ail Fait Frtii.L. rOI FOITUMI MILT PORTLAND LANDLNG. ALDER It ELECTRIC Fixtures. Colombia Electric Works - . w ISE REAILWFD)35 OFES VOVA(Sl 52 HiJLVE MONEYinTKIIS IRA TsTivr 4 4 aaVllll - I, WlafAUVM.4P mnven y " ine test of reliability and good common sen s i r. . v wise luuav itat' . thai atim you have in your pocket. We nriH youdenrblnIk.rCenlmUreSt U mey County Bank ot, Helenj. Ore. M !J&1 Wi. M. Re Director.. WrT w ltone' Cashier, erectors: Wm. M. Rosa. EHwir. p t--