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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1910)
Thfi Oregon Mist dnUied at the P.mtoiKee nt Oregon, aa atcnnil-cla. m; St. Helens, it matter. Bv IS9CXD EvKmV FBTDA.V E. H. FLAGO. Editor and Propriktor SrwscsurTio Rtk One rear Si month AdTertisIng rates made known on api cation. Legal notices 25 cents per ii .pli- ne, CIRCUIT COCRT OFFICERS: J. A. Eakld District Judge T. IT. Campbell Pistrlct Judge E. B. Tongue District Attorney OorwTT Owcrri fames lart. Judge... W. A. Harris, Oleirk. Martin White, Sheriff-... W. K. Tlohenor. Comm'r n. Went, Commiorioner... E. F. Qnick, Treasurer..., TT. W.Clara:, Araeraor J. H Collina. Sohool SuDt. O. T. Preecott, Sorvejror .St. Helens . (rank ttoerwood. coroner....... Kajmer ...St. Helena ...t. Helens ...St. Helen ..Clatkanie ....Srappnoae ...St. Helen ...St. Helen CUtakenie him. C. J. Hood is an old resident and has boon in the limelight and coroe out without any stain upon his character. In Multnomah and in Eastern Oregon he has many friends, such men as Stephen A. Lowell giving him their earnest support The Mist as yet inaorses no body but will wait further de velopments and advises thepeople of CftlumbiaCounty to do the same, HIGH PRAISE Last Sunday's Oregonian has a column writeup of the road work being dne in Columbia County. It starts with the paragraph: "Columbia County has the most progressive County Com missioner? in the State in the matter of good roads." taxpayers, I doubt the advisability of bringing up very small things when the desire of the court it to benetit the greatest number. The grade iu District No. 13 is perfectly satisfactory to roe and I believs to the majority of the taxpayers. W. K.TICHKNOR. Commissioner, We print above in full a recent letter from Wm. M. Rose and the aniwer from W. K. Tichenor. We are alwan pleased to publish communication of thli kind when signed by reliable people such a Mr. Rose, and we think that Mr. Rote will be iatified from Mr Tichenor'i aniwer that the court hat taken every care to get full value for the tax payers on the road work under coo ttrnction. It is a good idea however, to clear such matter up, and the Mist will aid any time poaafble. ADDITIONAL LOCAL County Official Paper THE MANAGING COMMUTE Dr. Emmet Drake, of Portland, has been selected by the Manag ing Committee of the Multnomah County Central Committee as their candidate for the office of joint Senator for Multnomah, Co lumbia and Clackamas County, to take the place of Louis G. Clarke, who was wise enough to decline the empty honor. None of the members of the Managing Committee from Columbia or Clackamas counties were present, but it was understood that they will acquiesce in the works of the Portland bosses especially as it would do them r.o good to kick. The Managing Committee is an outgrowth of the Portland As sembly and ha3 just as much right as that body had to speak for the Republican voters of Co lombia County and that is none at all. This particular Drake will be duck soup for Dan Malarkey, the An Li-Assembly JNo. 1 candidate for the joint senatorship. Dr. Drake has the advantage of Malarkey in one point only, and that is that his name, in alphabetical order, will come first on the Australian ballot, but when the votes are counted he will be down in the x y z class. Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Masten and daugb ter Bernice and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Xfiu.ll. ML. I. il. a : - ... .Li. i ui ui vii tii iviic9viiuiiv week. says; "I have never seen such an energetic body of men at work on road making. All seem to have the interest of the county at heart and work faithfully all the time. Eight hours constitute a day's work, but during those hours the men work like beavers. That is how we found both the county officials and men all work ing for betterment of the roads." AH of which is true and mighty good advertising. THE STATE FAIR hoe at cost. Wellington. Hofer, editor of the Capital School Col. E. Journal and a candidate for the nomina tion for the office of Gorernor, was a St. Helens visitor this week. A. W, Lafferty, candidate for Con gress, spoke at Morgus hall last Tuesday nitfht. Qnlte a number of Republican roters turned ont to hear a good talk on the Direct Primary and other live topics. Ten horse engine and two boilers for sale cheap. Inquire of J.S.WATSON, Warren, Oregon. Captain E. I. Ballagh and First Mate Ieter Brakke, of the good ship Triton risited Astoria this week to take in the sights of the regatta. Brakke played baseball every day of the big festival with the Astoria Browns. The steamer Shoshone loaded at the dock of the St. Helens Mill Company this week. Mrs. A. T. Laws ami Miss Nellie Laws with relatives at LOOK FOR THE NAME ON THE WINDOW J. H. WELLINGTON ST. HELENS - - OREGON Adding new goods to our first cluss stock every day in the week. The following are only a few of items. Everything new. In new dress good we have Silk Pop lins, Plain and fancy Serges, Silk, Mestalines, Tattetas, and Japanese Silk. The price on these good are tuoh that it will pay you to look thetn over. A full line of.lTLadir. Kld (ilovet. Ribbons, Handbags, Hoaiery, and Silk Tetticoute. Comb and Barrette. Sweater Coat. A new aHsortment of Corsets. The finest line of fancy buttons for trimming that was ever placed on display in St. Helrn. J. H. WELLINGTON ST.HELENS, OREGON The editor of the Mist intends to start for the State Fair on Wednesday of next week and hopes to take with him an ex hibit of the products of Columbia Siting this week Countv that will rx evpplled bv Camas and Hillsboro. ..... . a . ,i un s f . Snf.. ;n i. .i Dr.na nf .tho err not otrrimi turn II -. . ,. .... wicu.u uu iuo ..: u.'.-n tt-i'.ii... evils of intemperance at the Free .uuiiuca ih uic n uianieiic v ouej . Methodist Church in Houlton next Sun Have you ctone your snare to se- day at eleven a. m. L-ure mis result, ll not, II 3 noil farmers who work for their money too late now. bend In What you c their money work for them have at once. If you can not get it ready in time to get here by next Tuesday send it direct to Salem by express, and I will pay the charges. For the credit of vour cotintv do whatevprvon ran. Statement j Express packages should be ad dressed to E. H. FLAGG, Salem, Oregon. State Fair Grounds. The Columbia County 3ank proves this For S.lb 15 acres at Yankton, 2" acres cleared, good barn, well and spring and running water. Good soil with just enough slope for good drainage. Timber for 3000 fence posts. Horse, harness, cart, cultivator and other tools go with the place. Four mile from St. Helen Price f.1900. Apply at Mist office. Thi is a fine bargain. QUERY AND ANSWER. Mist, Oregon, Ang. 15, 1910. To the Hon. Commissioner' Court Columbia County, Oregon . The undersigned taxpayer in particular and. I believe, the majority of the lax- payers of Road District No. 13, will be very much obliged to said court if the following questions are answered, in re gard to special work on the Mist data kanieroad; Was the plant and specifications tub- w:- i tt. mi miiiea to bidders tor tne work on earn their minds as to whom they will . , . v . . . ., , . . ' I road to be carried out by the Court if at tne primaries, as- bi,ls wr rei.te,i if are plentiful, I done? All puncheon was to be removed NO HURRY Primary election takes place September 24th, and we wish to caution the people of this county to be in 10 hurry to make up vote for pirants for office but the strength of the machine I f rom roaJ nd tlje good ones to be is behind the assembly nominees, piled side of the thoie of D0 u,e ,or and unless the opposition senti- JJ ment IS Centered the machine puncheon left in the road bed and covered candidates will win at the primary. p where the grade permitted? Why Self seeking policians who are was the oI1 culvert and logs left in fill using the popularity of the direct en contraet aid u,at iber n3U8t .'.., u: removed and replaced by an everlasting primary for their own purposes tin culvert? why wa, the so.5 foot cut are doing their best to Split the not made according to specifications and votes SO that Bowerman will be only a little over half of the dirt removed? , I V IMF It ovcrV N R Why was the last 100 feet only half completed? Has the court in this work followed the law as provided in Sees. 3i, 37,38 and 75. Law of 1!W3? An earl v reply will be appreciated, by publication. Respectfully submitted Wm. II. EOE. nominated, believing that he will be defeated at the polls, and Assembly leaders are contributing to the confusion by aiding certain candidates for the Republican nomination for Congress so that t-,.,. J in answerto Mr. Hose' inquiry : Trie jjuia w win. corain? under my supervision, I The people of this district, we wish to y that fpeciflcation are not believe are opposed to Mr. Elli3 "Jbmitted to bidier for road work if renomination. but it is stronirlv bids are "'ed UD'es so reqaet-d. Republican and if he wins at the primaries he will probably be re elected. Personally he is a very pleasant gentleman, but it has never been claimed that he wa3 a man of very great ability, and his record i3 that of a standpatter and follower of Speaker Cannon. This means that he represents the East instead of the West, and the great manufacturing corporate and financial interests instead of the people. There are three candidates for the nomi nation opposed to Mr. Ellis, namely Sheppard, Lafferty, and Reed. If the opposition vote is divided between them Mr. Ellis will win, but if it can be centered upon one of them he will be de feated. All of them are Portland men. Portland castsabout one half of the vote of this Congressional district, Sheppard is out of the All puncheon that were thought to be Of value for relaying on thi road were stved for that purpose, also all logs, S'.umps and roots wre carefully removed O'U of the grade limits. If any old puncheon were left they were covered miny feet di?ep with earth, and are to detriment to the road in any way. The position of the Iogi to form the old culvert that Mr. Hose complaint of was care fully looked over, and it was finally de cided that the new galvanized iron culvirt could be placed to better ad vantage, and sve the removal of the old whiirh are in no way detriment to the ni'W graJe. If such question as this Cinnot be determined by the County C uit wlitn it will save many dollars to the tixp.'.yers, then road Inspection and supervision on the part of the coirt Is a f'llllre. The piece of load on which the 30.5 f'jot cut i made and 100 feet mentioned s n-jt complete, have yet to be inspected, ana consequently are not subject to criticism. Personally I desire .i say that I am in favor of turning all bid down when deemed too high by the Com miuioncr' Court, believing thit nsnallv St. Helens, Sept. Z, 1920 Eear Friend : Have you gone, back to school? I have, What do you have for lunch? I get some nice cookies and chipped beef and cheese and things at xne grocery. Mama says its lots nicer and cheaper and lots less trouble than baking up things for me. And Then Mama helps me wiuh my lessons too. And she says that is better tnan spending so much time in the kitchen. Your friend JACOB P. S. Thaf'B why she gets so many things all reaay to eat from WELLINGTON Registration of Land Title. running, and will receive the lowest vote of the three. Lafferty has made a vigorous canvass and unless he is shown to be an im proper candidate he will have a large vote. He has been a resident of this State for but a few years, and there are rumors which if the taxpayer gifts a better road, better constructed, and much more road for the tuonoy, when made by thesupervisor. rrotn 1 100 to 500 dollars is usually faved to the district on each contract. This m'iney makes more road, and while it does nut go into the contractor's pocket it Is spent in his neighborhood andin- directly benefit him and others. While I think the acts of the Commitkioneis In the Circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon, for lh :oumr of Columbia. Iu the mttur ol the aimlli-ation ol Kl hr.i r... n.i Annie ,ox io rentier thr; title to Ut ounuwrwi une, i wo I h rc and Knur In Blm-k unumtii. eleven, in inn I iv nr mi ii.i.... ;oliiinl.l County. On-iron, remit all whom It Al'PIJCtTIOX NO. 13 To Am. Wiion it Mr O.ki : T noti.:e, tht on the -JV lv of Auirmt Klctutr. cox v. Annie Co. In th Cln ult l ourtol t ol'iiul.i Count for Initial rt-riatra- '. """ ro iiwir on or lInre the M k ' ""mr A- " "how ( im why will l Imken ui ronfvMe.l i. a livn-n will ho ., , """"n " 'ne .ryer ol the ap. Iiliiretion anil ion will Im f(irBw..r t..i ,. W- A- ""' Clerk. M. E. MILLER Applicant i Altorneir. It Don't Take Much Tin To Buy GRANITE WARE You Should Look Over Our Choice Assortment of 5c 10c 15c Handy Kitchen Utensils "WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS" By having these handy articles in the kitchen cookinpr is made a pleasure. It is a lot handier to make a dish of mush in a quart kettle than in the wash boiler. 5c, 10c or 15c. Four Quart Stew Kettle 15c; Four Quart Press Kettle. 15c; Thirteen Inch Wash Pan, 15c; Pound Parafline, 15c. Two quart pudding pans. 10c; Ten inch wash pans at lc per inch; 25c grranite quart cups 10c; Big enameled cake pans, 10c; 3 piece towel roller 10c Big Granite Spoon 10c. Big Wooden Spoon 6c; Handy Corkscrew 5c AND MANY OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION NICKELED CUSPIDORS lOo Jas. 'Muclcle & Son Department Store Oregon St Helens FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR Will B Held at to Salem, September 1 2 $35,000.00 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES Grand Live Stock, Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibit. Splendid Races, Band Concerts, Free Attracti and Fireworks Jons Reduced Rates on All Railroads For Further Iuformation Address FRANK MEREDITH SECRETARY vsriflsd aud published willdamafft .Court should bt open to erllicUm by all QR. IDWIHBOIW, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON T. bilm i i oaiaor I I Geo. Brewster j SURVEYOR All work carefully done. iFor estimates address me at Shoriff. s.u Houlton By lrt.i.if an elocution in.lor.ln ol a.u du Mr h.n. Ur the Clerk of lh. ;in-ilt Vm.rt of ,lro,,u courir.Mt.Ieol Ot..n..l"tr I n nl, rtay f Aua.iat. lw. In a oerialn a. J the . rnilt Court In aal.l roumy an.l H her. n II.. A.torla . d Columla Klv,r lu U rat. ol all imt r.t per annum Ir. ,n II,, ill, lay l A,Ku.t. low. and th. further aum u on- butiilred twenty four and tw. , . . 7 .tre..,h. miajt,, d'o.l. V.',.u 7n b.' inenfa. In which J.i.l.ment it wm order T. Oregon ?' P.vlde,t I,, law. wl..h T" i net wj rolled and rl.H-teted In the cferk'a orll. ofalirt court on the :l.t day l May, I jid 01 ""1 nrreoyviven that I will. onHalnr day, the Drat dav of lk.i..h.. iom .L "! llir- i,??:rM "A1" olMht day ihe front ,mir t . e u , n iT. ' Noticaof Final Swttlwment Notil-e la hi-rehv lv.n I.. k. .. . . . that .he ha. nied he'r Dual anoint, in,! i.. if-r. ao.i peiiunn lor ditrllution aa al- .,,, .ana 01 a inert M.Matlhewa, prr.perty lo-wlt Commenclna at a txrini A .. .. SUli" !? " "hi rnarke.1 ,y a 2 Inch (alranlLri JZl"'.".'n lonaaal In remenl; rum.ln Ihenei KThoi. J- rnimiiif thei wcl HA leet '.7 .lei . inniicq Iron hlpe if,.., i-emenl; runnlnc thenee KT.ulh r. Inute, r..t 17J fe., t '' ne. Hnolh i dear,, !A "mfTiull to a point, ninnl,,, them e I" ,,h" juore for-.'c'ou,;;"; i;--:rTEr. I'JIO, at 10 orlork In th. fnrennnn there. 1 1 V!.i "J f 1 frrrt- runnln IheneV In a tl..tlm.. and th. ourt mom v,7n " iTZlmZnl " r'??"""! 'mwi. M. Helena, Oreenn, m tne place, ol h-rlna and reSS e If ' m i'i'Ti '" .Colu""'' :ouni" , pa.alnt upon aal.l account and reirt and 1171 , m.V. .7urh. ,h'rw' may Im i.eeei. pillion: at which time and pla.e an Mraon T .1 )'"Unient afoiMail, with U,- lniereatedlnaal.leauu.ma. Ai. m.i. .I.t!Z. !. !rw't' .."Keiher with all coata an.l hi.. .. "J n tn iiui h... - " ---"" w wrUIng to ltaca.m.oranyiait orpf.riinn tharvrrf W. H. Pow.ll, Attoraty lor Adauuutreirli! ... ... uar or nay acerue. ak . MA KTI V WHITS Rherlfl ol Co iiinhl Count OrVa.Vn Latt .utiUvattoa tun, LODGES hTllKI.KNS LOtHiK ND. 3J, A K A A M. Mreta 1.1 an.l M Satunlajr in each monlli. Yiaitiiig brother! cor tllallr elcoroetl. V V (Mark, Ma- ter; K. K. CJuli k. Swrrtary. HOl'LTtlN CIKCLK NO 47, Wotu.n ol Wootlcraft, meet tb. avcond and fourth Turailay altcrnwiu of .a-li tuoulh at Houlton, Or. Minnlt Morl.y. tiuarJlao Nviirhbor; Anna Van NalU. Clerk. NO. 1 1 1 la th. Cminly curt ollka. . I. lha uaiur nl .... .le. .Md A. L. Bl,, ro.ie IB ner.hr mltrm Ik., x and frauce. M. John! litt,,.S?'M lh. Nth day at AutuM7 V.V. '.W,to n? at In Caiirt room SiZm . M ''a.'' th. Mill.at.ai taeeaor M .( 2 tanlNru A IT, A.tmlaUtratrl. l '.U n-n, de e.l w a. L. kiaaiaj, Hanger, Lrali II. COCRT t'NITY 76. f . ol Aa Mfwta rjr Frlaa night In K. ol l. Half, St. Helena, Oregon, Visiting brother wel M. K. Miller. Chlel 0(B 'h I. Cliff, Coniba, Financial Sec. DR. R. L, JlFFCOTT DENTIST COLI'MIUA HOMKSTKAU No. 2iM. Broiherhood of American Yeomen, meets the second and fourth Wed nesday nljjlit of each mnuth at Yank. ton, Ore. Visiting niemliera welcome. K. S. II1NS0N, Honorable Foreman, C. K Lakh, Corre.ioodent. lamt, M nd third ST. HEI.KNS CAMP, Nt) W. OK A. Mieta flrat WrdnMdare. K. I. BALLAUH. Consul II. K. UHARK, Clerk EXCURSIONS To The East Inly ft, 22. Aug. S. Sept. H Krlurn limit tlirneinonths, but not ficeetlinit Octolxr 31st. VIA ASTORIA & COLUMBIA RI7ERRT nd SPOKANE PORTLAND i SEATTLE RT (THE NORTH BANK ROAD) la lh. ''reuMCourtoiihasjau am ine Ci.uoi. i . .T ' . ' Orataa l Nol Reroute Thnra.lale rui...a Thur-I.le. UeliM.nt: ! To Aihur ThiiM.l.u . m th. n.. v, xiiczri,v:"m harehy r.,ulrMl t .170 (nj con-plaln! it ...Ium' iCfhe'll!? lltle.lcee-.onor belor. Ilw Va V..' sd ro sr. .rrt, Her wlihi. l,S!r w,i, inarwof in m la leaalwr, 110 II tr.m fall o appear ......i.n mr oil rl f.r herwta th. rallal "..I ?W, riltt Bai m I aa ,.sk an- a. veawena a.r..U ui. ,o by MMtaattai iJSi'?f,"w '"" a wekly newapapTr wl! .Iranian... pbll.l..d at ai. TiuU Z. .Tka .Met) mi r. .k ui ... . . . ..... Ura k.sui. du., turn July. ISItt, Tbarta.. lkT .-'. 4l tula aura , . . rwi putui.alton will La -..ZJT. r. lol.LliacouiI, """'M Mr riaisuf. Mankall In lh. ttrrult C-ojirl 4 lha BUI. ol Oreaea fc. th. Couair ol Culu wi.ia w"ts ' Kimm aowae-Ju rialalir iienoaat. I. lha oarna nf k.-,. - J .'T rv,.iirw.i as taiMi .....l-lu. L.. . . ' ' Iiiia4 ami '" n " , : ""i orera M ata '.' (llMMI l la tb akar IT n. In lh. aboee ..tilled aoTl,. . Ih .lay .1 neawetaiMtr. I.TeTwhTh . lha l..a . nd II you fall low mm, th. ata eiTTIi Pl-ly to Ih. ahoeo .,.,. ,,, CuJlll l;r.,jd f. U ,a. r.ri.,. ih "aW,, llllrj ..HI. to wit, ,ht h. e.W mZZL2. aw ekiaiiu, twi.aa r'aUuufaad lidaiZj f.ir...r oimi.ivmi Ckicaf St. Louis Milwaukee St Paul 172.50 67.80 72.50 60.00 Minneapolia Omahe, KaiuM City Ouluth 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Choice of truing and rvturninjr mutes. Stoiwveni allowoti. 'North Bank" trains run through to bt. raul, Minneapolis and Chi- capo without change. Low Round Trip Rates to Portland for the Rose Festival in June and the Hibernian Convention in II m a juiy win give your mends a chance to come to the coast and stop off at Houlton. Details furnished by CHAD CHADIMA. Agent atUafl - a. - - I ... . (rauitKl. an.l loeatarh mm aa4 fantWru!! ,o Ih. curt may ee.ni available saw laal Thla aumraoiia la bubllakarf .u.uu or.ler nab and datwl tb. .-xk er wZT I'JIO. l.y lh. HnnoraM. 1 A. tatla. Jmiit J lb. abut eailllrd rwirt I,. J77.T illrrrl(..l that this umia.iru b ukl lakes la ! Iireat.n Miat .nr. eeb week foraia ,nrr warka. OUUK M II II K R Y . ImIiiTZ Att.rMr La. n.i .i.e flrat uhllratiun A.ifuat a. Ifi iai pui.ncaitoa neutemb.t It. Hi. E. MILI.HR M. ATTO RN K Y-AT-L A W St. Helens, Oregon o KHI.N HAt Klb CIVIL ENGINEER KAIlklK, ORKUOM H. G. Portland or M. ADAMS F. & P. A. Orewron jjft.u. a. cut. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON! ST ir.LKMH OR 1(1011 Str. Iralda C. I. Uttkkirt, guttr. RAILROAD TIME. Iea Rainier dally (etoeot Saa4arlfwr n., at A. at., d.oarllaf Irwai tc HeWM all o civrs. aeiarnlua. I. PwrUaa4 at I f M., arrlrlni si bu DsUas at 4 4s. Passesiers and Fait Frtii.L FOI POITLAMO OAIIT PORTLAND LANDINO. ALTER ft ELECTRIC Fixtures. Colombia Electric Worts W YOU GOT ft 31 il I wr A ..tl- Protecied aKainst sickness, business mis- solute! v ? l eraPloy"t? The way to be ab corne d N01V' WhiIe fortune is smiling on you We urTii r 5avi"gs account to-day. Jl ,,W, (or per cent Wrest w villi I 1 1 I I .n n , I on the Columbia County Bank Capital $25,000. Wm. M. in i nr. COUNTY St Helens, Ore. yice-Pre.,; Wm. I ninJT i'r w owne' w- washier. Directors: Wm M Ros9. Edwin Rom. Jaei Dirt, Martin White. is. j
