The Oregon mist., September 09, 1910, Image 3

3 CHAMPIONS OF OREGON
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YOUR HOME!
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we nvo l'ur.ea ana placed on display the finest line of choice FURN1 4
TUKL thai was ever shown in this county. The quality is absolutely the best
E made and a comparison of the prices we make with those of the Portland furniture
F stores will speedily convince you that we can't be beat for prices. Look over the
following items and see what you want
Stand Tables -The kind that
you pay fancy prices for
very often. Our prices range
from $1.25 $9.00
,'mJ9.75'"$15.75
Couches -Kvcry one a nice
urticlo of furniture; com
fortable, well upholstered
and serviceable. An orna
ment
any room
Dining Tables-Some of the
prettiest you have ever Been.
You would not try to got
along with that old and
homely looking table if you
had looked ours over and
found out how cheap they
ure.
Ladies' Desks c Mission finish
and all styles. Handy and
nnt $8.00 -$11.50
Morris Chairs - The most com
fortable known to the chair-
makers' art. A
U-auty at
$15.00
Card Tables -They fold up
and can be put out of the
way when not in use
Price
$2.50
Buffets and Sideboards - No
dining - room is complete
without one of these articles
from our Iteautiful line. The
K8ran"c$16-$22.50
Rocking Chairs -All styles, at
from $1.50 up. A good
wicker rocker at $4.50. A
wicker sew-
ing roc I
,K J2.75-$3.50 1
Chairs -For the dining-room
and use everywhere. The
biggest value in the land at
from 5CC nd
Local Baseball Team Defeats Victors
Over Winners of Tri-City
Dressers - Our line is a win
ner. The prices are. win-
ner8 $10.00 -$21.50 3 1;
SewingTables If you buy the a
wife one of these it will be
i a
a pieasani surprise ior ner.
They cost $2.00 J
Tlii Urealiarn "Giant" (We.it ed th
inner of tbe Trl-Clty League am'
there is no doubt bot that tl Tri-City
play Ilia fasteit fUil piofrMii nil ball
'if Oregon. The Greshsm team met
lefeat at the hand of the local but
Sutvlajr by the i.'ei is've roe 9 to 1.
The it-ore wai not cloe enough to
leave any douht (a to the relative merits
of the two tram. "
The game cpened at nsoil if Austin
Xi-t'inj a clean single over lerond.
I H-li)i struck out, but 1'ern brook I 1' for
a lonb'e!ter Austin bad atole second
and thirl. LI 114 'in sacrificed IVnibrook
to third, and wa out ihortitop to first,
hui the inniriK ended by IVtir Brakke
(aiiiiiij;. The Uitnra tirre l up a little
fur in the erond with a toll pie of hits
but the only one who got very far as
'htown cut at third by Blls(h from
renter field. Alexin in lhn fourth they
iiliiiot ac rid, a man yetting as far a
third and trying to net home on the
qneee play but Druhot was a trifle t o
i ht (or them and nipped the runner t
tl e pla'e. l'embiook (tutted the fourth
tiy flvinif out to the hr?l be, Blostom
followed bim with a bit aud Hole
a.cnnd. l'rakke was out on the tame
roul IVm bad followed, but Law got a
iIm one and (cored I'.Iob. Law tole
M. ond, and Morton whacked one to the
ce for a double aud wored bun.
I eh was thrown out at first- In the
filth tit i visitors got their lonesome a' e.
I'arrot walked, lluybea aoritii rd h in
to a end, and VanNorwick'a hit placed
lm on third A wild pitch enabled bim
o rrlbter. Iduliot yot oi and (truck
out the next fire men to face him.
Hire hi' i nd a pair of error by the
vi.itor gave the home guard four run
In the fifth, and another pair in the
eighth ended it with a score of 9 to 1.
a n e
St. Helena 9 11 3
Grraham 15 4
P.attcriea; St. Helen Druhot and
Pembrook; Ureshaun, Like and Kelt.
Collie Druhot i certainly there with
the good when it ronie to pitching
I all I-It-ven of tint hard bitting Grcham
bunch whltfVd at the air and but five
hit, ami some J them scratches fct
that, were ecnred oft his d"liverr,
Pembrook i a good aide partner for bin.,
n he does ni t let anything get away
from him and has the memtrs of oppo!
ing team afraid to get off a base.
Lake i a gcod pitcher al'o ni:J Uie
ir th tin Lunch i tho beat that bna
plaiel here this sea'on. They are not
.n!y g od base ball player but every
member of the team behaved like a
gciiiUtiuu and they left here raying
that they had been treated light. We
hope that they return some day as it i
a pleasure to play ball with uch boy.
The infield and outfield were certainly
both U and corning Sunday. With
Druhot pitching the bull be is aud the
bov bitting the way they are we dont
know of any team around here that can
have a look in vit.li the IjciU. It would
be a good hh me f r ht. Helens people to
see if U iiu er and the Gre-ham bunch
would cross b;iU.
MILLINERY OPENING
September 12th
A full line of
to wear.
FALL HATS, ready
l
Children's Hats remodeled, at
Scappoose Parlor Millinery
MILDRED J. WATTS, SCAPPOOSE, ORE.
Mist
Another saving we make you is on the freight and the condition of the goods" 3
when delivered. If you buy in Portland your furniture nearly always arrives
scarred and disfigured and you have to haul it from the boat to the house. We put
it in your home free of charge.-
JAS. nUCKLE & SON,
Department Store
ST. HELENS. .... OREGON
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FOR SEPTEMBER:
I Now s .ftened nun a melliw luver abed,
j The lnd n oichards gl..w wiih tetupiing
I red ;
! On hi I bou,'hs the clusters honj; e n
I browned, . . .
And vith the hunting horn tun .:?iis
resound .
Old f-eptember l'oeiu.
Juri'mtu Jatr and Slue &tnrki
EXPOSITION
9 LiAWlWlVllU
To The East
Opening Fair Season ipioj
September ntli to 10th
F. B. Holbrook Co.
ROOH 1, Worcester Bldg. Portland, Oregon
Will use this space for ex
ploiting a tract of Colum
bia County laud : : :
July 5, 22. Aug. S, 8ept. 8
Ueturn limit threemonths, but
not exceeding October 31st.
VIA
ASTORIA & COLOMBIA RIVER RT
SPOKANE PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY
(THE NORTH BANK ROAD)
Chicaco - 972.50 Minneapolis 60.00
St. Louis 67.50 Omaha 60.00
Milwaukee 72.50 Kansas City 60.00
St. Paul 60.00 Duluth 60.00
Choice of poing and returninpr
mutes. Stopovers allowed.
Nnrth Rank" trains run throuprn
to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Chi-
. I T Ml,
capo wnnoui cnanne.
Round trip kates to t ortlanu
for the Rose Festival in June and
the Hibernian Convention in
July will irive your friends a
chance to come to the coast and
stop off at Houlton.
Details furnished by
CHAD CHADIMA, Agent
or
H. M. ADAMS
G. F. & P. A.
Well, we should iy so, and the. mel
low horn ol Mr. Morgun will awake the
morn, bidding us Rarner lor the
bins and cribs in which we labor for his
royal nibs. The summer ended and the
blower on, the respite over and the
money gone, and Rockefeller as we drill
along, bowing and hoping we are well
and strong-
The itaside sojourner will quit the
shore, and the snnimer girl will line op
three or tourconq ueats in pnppy love she
has aronud,ndchooe the one that is to
go undrowned. The whichselectiun IrotU
the litter bora of summer madness she
will then S'iborn with things sufficient
to unlock its eyes, and hurry homeward
with tho gaiping prize.
FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR
Will Be H.U at
Salem, September 12 to 17
$35,000.00
IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES
OrSnd Live Stock, Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibit.
Splendid Race., Band Concert Free Attraction,
and Firework.
Reduced Rates on All Railroads
For Further Iuformation Address
FRANK MEREDITH
SECRETARY
Portland
Oretron
Ir.h.r. curt,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OKKQON
ME. MILLER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
St. Helens, Oregon
QRRIN BACKUS
CIVIL ENGINEER
RAINIKR, ORKOOM
Str. Iralda
C. . rVof . Matttr.
RAILROAD TIME.
i.M Rainier (UilT (e ! auaday)for Port.
uSJalT dpttna 'mn 8. Helens si
Li.? 'arralns'Tu-T- Prtl al t:M P
stVarriTtng al H.laas at 4:4k
hmitmii Fait Freiiit
fOI POITLARB DAI IT
PORTLAND LANDING. ALDER 8T
The busted tour.st ill return from
France with hotel sticker stuck upon
his pants, and tnrred and postalcarded
by bis friends, will reap the penalty of
what he sends. They'll wait bim np
and down upon a rail, and alternately
turn him head and tail, or howsoever
they mav best enjoy the views in Venice
or the site of Troy,
The festive calf will blithely sniff and
snort, and deftly t ip up where the hair
is short, and in the quiet even afterglow
the quail will pipe hi dulcet piccolo.
The bold in-urgent will insnrge the
more, and ill! the planet with hi dread
ful roar, and each one betting he will not
be last, the autumn candidate will gal
lop past.
The new progressive and the Demo
crat, the aninsurging that are standing
pat, and in the midst of them, unfaint
of heart, our Mr. Bryan on ye water
cart. A maze of issues, and macs of
men, and lo! a gallus busting now and
then, and not especially alarmed by it,
the trusts desisting till the (warm ha
lit.
The man from Elba trying to come back,
And the poor consumer in hi cul-de-sac
Unknowing if the quaking earth por
tends
Death or the near approach, perhaps, of
friends.
But howsoever and be it as may, the
dread mosquito will have bad it day,
aud Joining Satan in its spectral growth,
have made it real hell there lor them
both. The w bile the earthly rem nant of
it swings upon the window screen, and
drying clings to that post which, though
wanting mortal Ore, it still hold with
its face against tbe wire.
The sad first day of school will come to
pas.
And the barefoot boy will bide out in the
grass,
And by the time we've caught these
malcontents,
The Crlppen chase will look like thirty
cent.
Miladv Fashion in ber hobble skirt
will stride tbe pavement with tbe men
alert to set her right side np again in
ease she should in time turn turtle any
place. It does beat thunder what the
women wear, and bow they stick on
other people's hair, constrict their mid
dle and constrain their toes and what
importance they attach to clothes. Bat
bless os, are they after all to blame, or
had they been In these things quite the
nine if Mother Eve's I rst ibcught, as
j we suppose, bad rot been neces?aii!y of
clottieit I as u w oe cxprcieu in i:cr
I case that with a uinn somewhere npon
I the place he ever thought "f nnything
at all but gown, slipovers, or perhaps a
&h:iwl ?
But anyhow, tho craalish will have
holed,
And tbe pumpkin shown the faintist
trace of gold.
Tiie sassaftas will don a redder dress,
And tho gods will crowd aroutd the
cider press.
Or probit it i in or whativer will, here
is a fountuin that shall serve us still, a
place of le-tmg and a tteal away out ol
the detert and the heat of day. A place
of quiet and tbe shade of palms, of irri
gation and the soothing balms that no
refoinier till toe poles embrace shall
ever capture for a bathing place.
The hosts of labor will parade the
street, which will remind us of a happy
feat in arbitration from the olden days
when Juliu Ceasar wa a tort of craze.
It is related of that ancient time that
meet September in the Roman clime
was hot as blazes, and the union file
could only march about a half a mile.
It wasn't anything at all, they say, to
watch the mighty pageant get away, the
music playing and the flags displayed,
and see it suddenly duck for the shade.
The gasping drummer with his sounding
drum, the bronzed mechanics who per
haps had come a dozen squares, and in
the frantic rout, ago and apprentice with
its tongue stuck out.
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FINE STATIONERY
For PARTICULAR People
We Are Confidentjof Our
Ability jto Please You.
A NEW LINE OF FOUNTAIN
From On Dollar to Five
PENS
J?arffe ssorfment of ZPost (Bards
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I Deming's Drug Store st. Helens, or.
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The faint impression the procession
made cn Roman capital for long dis
mayed the union leaders, when the ser
ried ranks at time not even passed the
Roman banks. Aud so it was when
mighty Ceasar came, and having found
the populace aflame, he shoved Septem
ber from the seventh place along to
ninth, which has remained the case. He
merely interchanged it with July, but
when he asked them how was that fur
high, they fairly inundated him with
smiles, and have since been doingabout
twenty miles.
The autumn equinox will conte around,
And Roosevelt, by that time eastward
bound,
Will aid it in the making of such storms
As they may find necessary to a few re
forms.
And then the sun will turn still softer
yet,
And the bold October, having duly set
His plane, and carefully pat on his
brake,
Will tee a hat sort of landing he can
make.
"KNOW-HOW"
WALK-OVER SHOES contain the best of
leather, the best of thread, and the best of
the various other materials that go into the
making of a pair of shoes,
But in addition to this, there is one other
quality the WALK-OVER "Know How"
the art by which all these selected materials
are wisely combined and each separate part
made to do its full duty.
It is this "Know How" that gives WALK
OVER bHOLb their superior style, fit and
service, and that makes the WAKK-OVER
the shoe for you.
$3.50 $4.00 $5.00
WHITE & ANDERSON
HOULTON. ORE.
I want to bo rrow $1100 on real estat
worth 3000 at Warren, Oregon.
O. J. ISRAELSON,
Warren, Oregon.
People of Oregon!
IT IS NOW
UP TO YOU
4i
REPORT
Of the condition of theColumbia County
Bank, at St. Helens, Ortgon, in the
Mate of Oregon, at the close of business
September 1, 1-J10.
RESOVRCM
Loans atwl discounts I SO tt'.l 57
Overdraft. aerurtJ and unweured... Z7Y j
Bonds. McurUles. sir 47.9 Jft
Banking houw, furniture and Sitnra 10.JV7.ti
Una from banks (not rewrr banks) 40.W) do .
Du from approved rewrv banks.... 7r"iTO.i ,
Checks and oliiercaah lirma l.WM.;
Casta on band U.57 0."
Total
LIABILITIES
fapltal stock paid In
I 3.1.0nft.on
a.nw.uo
vlital pronts, leas xpensea and
,
Individual rieoootu mhlect to check.. 161.M7 01
Demand rerUnVateaot oVpotll JM.9fcj.io
Tim cerUBcate ot dcpo.ll 24,j3.J0
Huryliu Innd.
Undivided pro
Uses paid. ..
Total Kl&fiii.li
State nl Oregon, County ol Columbia, sa:
I, Win. M. Rom, rathter ol the alwvs named
bank, do nolemnljr swoar that tbe above stale
mentlstraalo Uio bt ol my knowlwlg and
bellel. WM. M. RUH4. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to btfors this 7th
dav ol September, una, i. W. 0t,
Notary Public
Comet-Attest:
KDWtrt ROM,
MARTIN WHtTK,
iAHKJ DART,
Directors.
The popular COLONIST FARES will ajrain be in effect
between September 15th and October 15th, during which
period tickets to Portland will be on sale daily from
CHICAGO at
ST. LOUIS .
OMAHA . .
KANSAS CITY
ST. PAUL .
$33.00
32.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
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and from other cities correspondingly low. These are
westbound fares-only, but anyone here can PREPAY for
relatives or friends in the East, if desired. Consult your
local railroad agent
NOW IS THE TIME
to let the world know of our vast resources and splendid Z
opportunities for mume BUILDING. Write to everyone
you know in the East. Send them good instructive
fc. printed matter, and tell them that the cost of trettincr
In here is but little more than half the usual cost, and to call
e on a representative of the 0. R. & N. Co. for all denu'rer! -
IT information, or address
WM McMURRAY. General Passencer Agent,
J. PORTLAND, OREGON