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Advertising rates uia.lt' known on appli
Cation. Loral notices L'.'i cents per line,
CiRcrrr Comr Opficks:
J . A Kakin TMstrict Jude
I. l; ('ami.lxll Pt.trli t Judir-
E. B. Tongue District Attorney
Cot-sxr Omens
Iin Dart, Indite Pt. Helens
W. A. Harris, Clerk t. Hel.'tis
Mot in White, Sheriff- St. H!ent
W. K. ''iohe'i'T. t'oiuni'r Clatekanie
FT. Vrt, t'on-iuissioner Srappoo
K. K. Quick, Treasurer St. Meiers
lT. W. t'lsrk. Assessor St. Helen
J. II. Collins, School Supt CUtsksnie
C. T. Presoott, Surveyor .St. Helens
Frank Sherwood. Coroner.. .....Rainier
County Official
Paper
WHEN THE CITIES "REGU
LATE" THE SALOONS
Voters of Or? cron are asked by
the liquor men to pass a con
stitutional amendment giving to
incorporated cities the power to
control, rejrulate or prohibit tke
liquor traffic within their limits,
and are urged to do so for the
alleged reason that "prohibition
does not prohibit" and that the
law would not be enforced! The
answer is that notwithstanding
its evasions prohibition is perfer-
able to the present system, un
der which, in the cities, the
saloons ana otner resorts pay no
attention to the law, and the
proof is found in last Sundays
Oregonian's news columns, from
from which we clip the following
instructire article:
Proprietors of second-class res
taurants and liquor resorts
scattered throughout every
quartc-rof thecity h?.ve apparently
(.Ait ?sMe vhc.t utigc-r inspect
ihe formerly held for the or
dinance regulating the sale of
l'quor to miners and ad'.ics and
continue unchecked in their hta
7?n iolations of the la .v. It is
evident that the listless method
of the police in enforcing the
suecired regulations governing
the srde of liquors is the diroci
cause of the effrontery on the
part of the proprietors. -
The occasional arrests by the
police of certain proprietors for
violation of the liquor traffic have
apparently had little effect. Al
though the police declared war
on the lawbreakers at times when
the erring proprietors' were halea
into publicity the proposed cru
sades never materialized.
Sir ce the arrest of L. 0. Hull,
the proprietor of the notorious
"White Front Grill," a South
Portk.nd resort several week3
ago. and the subsequent sus
pension of business there, the
police have, for some unknown
reason not seen fit to cause sim
ilar molestations.
Throughout the South and
North Ends and in the heart of
the city in the down town district,
ai we,i as on the principal through
fares of the East Side, the pro
prietors of cafes, restaurants,
grills and beer saloons which
cater to those of the feminine sex
with a thirst for liquor have been
permitted to violate the law
withoutiearof police interference.
Not a'one have the proprietors
of such resort3 violated the law
governing the sale of liquor
without meals but in innumer
able instances the minor law ha3
been utterly disregarded.' It is
not an uncommon sight to ven
ture into any of these establish
ments, which are or at least
should be, under the surveillance
of the police, after dark, and ob
serve young girls still in the early
teens and well under their ma
jority of years tilting a glass of
an intoxicating beverage to her
lip1.
While such scenes are nightly
witnessed in every section of the
city, x-t the greatest patronage
from t!iis source is secured by
the ,-"oprietors cf the establish
ments on the "Kialto," the dis
trict i'i the immediate vicinity of
Sixth arid Stark streets. In this
section there are a dozen liquor
diiponsing places, some of which
cater to the "lowbrow" element
and Ouiers which gladly extend
courtesies the more elite. Two
imputable class in the dowti-town
district the laws restricting the
sale of liquors are openly defied.
Vu may be assigned particlarly
to the fact that seldom, if ever,
a police officer in his line of duty
enter the places "to see how
things are going." It is in these
establishments that the much-
abused "joker" in the liquor with
meal ordinance" is utterly ignor
ed and all that is required to
purchase a drink is the price.
VOTE FOR REED
We do not believe the people
of Columbia County wish to see
W. R. Ellis renominated for
Congress. He is a standpatter
and a supporter of Cannon and
Cannonism. If he is defeated it
must be by centering the op
position vote on C. J. Reed.
Lafferty is a glib speaker, but
beyond doubt he is in the field
for the purpose of splitting the
vote and has no chance whatever
of securing the nomination. He
is the Oregonian's dummy candi
date and a man from the Orego
nian's force is managing his
campaign. Every meeting he
holds is given liberal space in the
Oregonian's telegraphic columns,
and his ideas on conservation are
those of the Oregonian and direct
ly opposed to the policies of
Theodore Roosevelt. Mr. Reed,
on the other hand, is a Roosevelt
man, favoring the direct primary i
and btatement INo l. it the peo
ple of Columbia County wish to
see ,1113 returned to congress
they should vote for him and not
for his stalker. A vote for Lafferty
is a half vote for Ellis and Can
non. A vote tor need is a vote
against Cannonism and in favor
of election of United States
Senators by direct vote of the
people.
For Stnti Senator, Fourteenth Sena,
torial Di.-ti ict Kuitui't lrake, Miiltno
uiitli ; Pun J. Malaikey, Multnomah.
cot STY
For Kepreentative, SOih. Ite-
presetiiative District W. K. Conyers,
Ctatskauie; M. K. Miller, St. Helena.
For County Cleik W. A. Harris,
II. K. Daltaroof St Helens.
For Sheriff A. IS. Luke, Martiu
White, St Helena; K.J. Mills, Clatskauie.
Fur Couuty Treasurer A. T. Laws,
St. Helens; Chas. P. White, Houlton.
For County Commissioner Four Year
Term II. R. Dihblee, Rainier; John
Farr, Warren; II D. West, Seappooae.
For Couuty Commissioner Two Year
Term) W. K. Ticlienor. Clatskauie.
For County Surveyor Orriu Backus,
Ritiuicr; C. T. l'rescott, Houlton.
For Corouer Frank II. Sherwood,
Rainier.
ST.lTl DkMlX BATlC
Governor JellVrson Myers, Multno
mali: Oswald West, Clatsop.
Secretary of State Turner Oliver,
I'nion.
Justice of Supreme Count Four Year
Term) WooJson Slater, Marion.
Justice of Supreme Court Six Year
Term) Will R. King, Malheur.
State Printer James E. Godfrey,
Marion ; J. Scott Taylor, Klamath.
KailrcaJ Comuiii"iouer Hugh Mo
Lain, Coos ; Charles I'. Strain, Vmatiila.
DEER ISLAND
Mrs. Emma Smith was a visitor to
Peer Island Friday.
Mrs. James Gaittena was a visitor to
Deer Island the past week.
Mr. Willis Kelley is et.joyintf life with
his new motorcycle.
The woik on the Deer I'laud school
grounds was finished Saturday, it was
done under the management of U.J.
KetUnundreceivesgreat praise from all.
Miss Casste Cole, cf Portland, spent
Sunday visiting friends and relatives at
this place.
STATEMENT NO
CANDIDATES
CARD OF THANKS
We wi:h to thank our friends and
neighbors and especially the employes
ot the l'euinsula Logging Co. for the
many kindnerses done us during our
recent bereavement
- Mr. and Mrs. Gus Siedel and family.
WARREN
Because they favor Statement
No"l we expect to vote for the
allowing candidates for nomin
ticn at the direct primaries.
Congress C. J. Reed.
Governor Grant B. Dimick.
Secretary of State G. Wingate
States Treasurer Thomas B.
Kay.
Justice Supreme Court (Four-
year term) Henry J. Bean, T.A.
McBride.
SLatePrinter Willis Dunniway
Commissioner of Labor G. M.
Orton.
State Senator Dan J. Malarkey.
Representative M. E. Miller.
So far as the County ticket is
concerned the Mist has taken no
part, with the exception of re
presentative. Mr. Conyers is
bitterly opposed to Statement No.
1. and for that reason we think
he should be defeated and will
not support him either before or
after the primary, notwithstand
ing we esteem him personally.
We expect to do our best to se
cure the election of the balance
of the Republican ticket nom
inated for county offices. So far
as the State ticket is concerned
we will remember the promise of
the Oregonian to "knife all State
ment No 1. candidates."
Among the coining- events is a Banket
Social to be held at Krickson's Hall at
Warren, Saturday evening Sept. 17th.
The social is to be given under the
auspices if the Members of Grace
Church, of the I'nited Kvangelicitl de
nomination, for the benefit uf the church.
Everybody come! The ladies with well
tilled baskets, and the g, nilemen with
well filled purses. Come and help a de
serving cause along.
The Rev. Lew Davies, together with
his family started foa British Columbia,
Monday last, where he iiitendaengagiiig
in the real esti'.e bu.iurss. Their leaving
will prove a .eiiuus loss to Wurren and
vicinity for wherever sickness and death-
were, there Brother Da vies was to be
found, and always ready to render auy
assistance in his pover. But his many
friend wish him n sale and speedy trip
to his liei-tiiialior, a prosperous future,
and a long Mid lm.py life for himself
and his most luti-resting family.
To School Teachers.
cruise bv unie i n -"i v percent.
Ilisordcied 1. 11 deposited
b J. II. Sunt I 1 ' I
Matter of dc i ! i i l iiij places ill
the various M-i ii- io U oimi : Ou
this day the folio i, ivu desig
nated by the C.-rt :.s '' Wing places
in the vari. i I . lor holding
clectious :
Apiary 1'iici I'.r u, -t ire.
Beaver Fal. , M civ - Mill.
Clatskauie, C iy II i".
Ieer Island, I'c r W ' d Hall.
Goble, Fc"r- M "
Houlton, Odd l il Jail.
Marshland. Hall School Pist. No. 10.
MUt. Merrills Hall.
Moeiks, City Hall.
Oak Point, Hendrickson Hall.
Raiuier, Masonic Hall.
ScapiHMise, Waits A dice Hall.
St. Helens. Coart House.
Warren, Bacons Hall.
Yerrouia, Ketsey Hall.
Continued next week.
Notice of Meatirtf of tho Board of
Equalisation for Columbia
County, Orof on.
Notice is hereby given that on the
third Monday in lctober, (Oct. 17.) 1K10 .
the board of equalization will attend at
i he court house in St. tlrlen, Columbia
County, Oregon ; and publicly examine
the assessment rolls, and correct all
errors in valuation, description or
qualities of l.uids, lots, or other propeity
assessed by the assessor; and it shall lie
the duty ot all persona interested to
appear at the time and place appointed.
I'. W. CLAKK, Asseaor.
Democratic Mass Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the Demo
crats of Columbia County will hold a
meeting at Uaiiiicr on Sept. "1st at
1 p. tu. for the purpose of agreeing upon
Candidates for the various Contitv ollicrs,
in order that their nances may be w ritten
on the Ballot at the primary Flection.
All Democrats in the County are re
quested to attend this meeting.
W. J . Fl'LI.KRTON,
Chairman Ietnocratic Co. Central Com.
By R. S. HATTAX,
Secretary.
Notice for Publicttion.
IvpArttm-nt of the Interior. ,
Culled .-lu- inu, 1 1 1 Hire, nt 1'ortUn.l (lie ,
s, .UMnt.er. l-'tb. I MO. '
Notice U herel'V ettM that Kri"l K. tluntrc.
ot I'ortUn.t. ori-uon. wnoou l lnb,'r IMti. l'v.t.
nm'ie Timti.T m it.l tone pKiration. No. u.V"i.
for liit- NW, .,H-iti,n It. toMi.i,li north.
ramie e-l. i Hinrtn- Mrritltan. Inu fl 1. .1
notheof iiitenlii.u to miike knsl Linilr ni
Ion .rxif, to tl'li! cIriiii Io Ihe lan.l
aboe lU-f-cribetl. I'fore t lie Kririitr siM
Kwiver of liit- I niul .ihU-h Inil mtu-i-, nt
rtliiud, Oreuoii, on the -ili iUv of Not;mtt.r.
Ulii.
rlsinmnt names sn wilne-'e: rliHrlefl Ot
tiorn, Siiuiuel . Kok-rnt. A llmrxo II I .e. Krai k
Ium, all uf I'ortlauil, irei.-oii.
II. K. Ill .BV, Kivi.U-r,
Low
One - Way
Fares
Orders tor report caids should be sent
in immediately All cards furnished
will be of a style approved by the County
School Superintendent. If you have
not yet secured cards for this term write
The Mist, St. Helens. Ore., today.
STAPLE AND FANCY
GiROCERIES
TEAS AND COFFEKS
Are our specialty. Gunpowder Tea at BOc
None letter for the money. KnK h Breakfut Tea t
40c Ceylon Tea better than Liptons at jOc. Green
Tea at & and )c. CotTeo in bulk at 20c. and SCe
per pound. Cutfte in tins at 3Tc or 3 iwunda for $1.00.
Coffee in 3 iound tins at STc.
Monopole and Schilling Spices and Dukinjr Powder
Pure White and Olympic Flour
We carry a full line of Monopole Canned Goods. No
better jroods than this line on the market.
ALL GOODS DELIVERED
C. H. JOHN & CO.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
ELECTRIC
Fixtures
Colombia Electric Worts
1
4
"North Bank" Points
Paily Si.ptelulx.-r 15 to (X-IoIkt
from
1,'i
COUNTY COURT.
THE BALLOT
of tho most notorious restaurants y, !lliS iiemy j.iieau, i.'mt
of ti.i.; c!&3.i in the city are looted A . Mind,-, ciackaiiiis;V
on tJie fj-cal!e. "liialto." The-e ,.,, ifiiMmniih.
County Clerk V. A. Harris has com
pleted the ta-k of arranging the dpy for
th; printer of the ballot to be voted at
tli ' Primary Klectiou on the -4th day of
H ptemljer. The time for the filing of
pititions for State offices ended on the
3r I of September, and all netiti im for
County ollices had to be in by the 8th.
The laet 1 iy to register was last Wednes
day, ho ii you have not got your nume
in the p dl book it is now too late.
Following ia a complete list of the
cjndidiiej for State, District and Coun
ty oiliees. There is certainly n'j notice
aid j shortage.
KKI'l IlI.ICA.V
Repre-i.ntaUve In Cungresa V. It.
Kliis, of Ciuiiilia; A. V. LatiYrtr, Mult
nomah; C.J. Ketd, Muitn imaU ; Gejrge
S. Miephurd, .Multnoaia'i .
ijovern.ir Albert Abraham, Douglas;
Jay l!oiTiuHU,(ii!l.a i ; 'irntl;. Dim
ick, Clackamas ; K. H jfpr, Marion.
h'ecretanr of State V. Iicn-on,
D j'is; H. Win'ite. Clatsop,
: late Treasurer Cilph W.II yt, Mail
lio.nai, ; Taoinas U. Kay, Jlnrijii.
Ju-tito of Siprcmn Court Four
uiatiliaiThoinas
allui:u MuCa-
places are the Mecca where habit
ues of the underworld conre-Kate j
or virtually reside when not'
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OHierVv 1 j J tliyd.WU. IvIlltTlS VNllO
have of a necessity been com
pelled to venture along these
ebroujrhfares with those of their
kin and men whose places of
business are located in proximity
to thfie rendezvous for auto
fiend f.nd persons of immoral
st itionT in life, have incessantly
co:nplrined to the authorities for
riudan'oor remedy of the practice.
Notbing has been done by the
police to rectify the situation.
In th places of the less dis-i
Ju.tlce of Supreme Coilit (Six
Vc;nf! 'i"i;is II. Jiurnctt, Marion;
Vn'nk A. Mviie, C;,liimb:a.
For Attornc y-( ietieial A. M. Cr..w-
foid, D iuprlas: J. N. Hnrt, liaker.
Sup'Tintttident of Public Instruc
tion L. R. Aldcrmitn, Itue.
For State I'rir.ter William J. Clurkc,
M-ri.n ; Willis S Himiway, Multnomah.
Coiiiiidssi iuer of l.tlxjr (). V. H ir,
M iltnoiimb; (i. M. Uitou, Multnomah.
Ilailroad Commis'i'jner rriink J.
Miller, I.itin.
.State Ivngirecr John If . Lewis Marion,
Water Siirintendout Janes T.
Cbinuock, Multnoiuali ; Fred K.Gettins,
Coot,
Pe it remeinered that a regular term
of the County Couit of the Mate of
Oregon for Columbia County bcun and
beld ut the Court Hou-e in the City of
St. Helens in raid County and State on
Wednesday ti e 7:h diy of Sept. 111 0,
the s.ime bt ii.g the time fixed by the
law for holding a rvg;ilar ti-riu of said
Court, when were present; Hon. James
Dart, County Judge; Hou. II. West,
CmoiuiisiMitr; Hon. W. K. Ticlienor,
Commissioner; W. A. Harris, Clerk;
M. White, hhcrifr. Due proclamation
being made the following proceeding.)
were had.
Journal read, approved and signed.
Matter of petition of Leis Sau.-K.-r
et. al. for county road. On this day the
petition of Lewis hau'ser and others
for a County road to bo heard, and the
notice of said hearing not being sufficient
to give the Court jurisdiction the
Petitioner was permitted to withdraw
the papers fioin the hies.
Matter of put io i of N. I'inckuey tt.
ai, forctai!3) in .St. Helens A Pittsburg
road. On this day comes on for hearing
the petition of 2i. I'inckuey and 27
others, fie'.h-dde s of the County resid
ing in the ro.id district or districts where
sai 1 r a 1 li 1 1 be changed, praying for a
cnane in toe M lie. ens una riugbuig
ro.id as follows :
Hiinning at a oiiit in the SI Helens
Pittsburg County road 7.J feet sou li
from the Sec. Cor. between Sections
20 and 27, T 0 N. K 2 W, which point is
marked I'.. T, located in the couuty road
near the center of Sec. Zi, T 5 S, li W.
And it satiefactor.Iy appemlng' to the
Conrt from proof (lied hereinthat due
notice of the pendency of this proceed
ing has bceu given as by law required;
that more than twelve of said peti
tioners are legal freeholders of this
county, residing in the road districts
wheru said road is to be changed, and
that a good and sufficent bond has been
filed.
It is therefore ordered by the Court
I that the Hoard of Viewer! meet at Uoul-
ton on the 13th. day af Sept. 11)10, or on
their failure to nic on that day, then
within five daj t thereafter, and proceed
to view, survey, and change said tond
as prayed for in said petition and report
on the fame to this Court.
Matter of re-cruise of SV Sec. 8 7-5 ;
The report of the ru-cruise on SW .'4 of
Sec. 8-7-5, showing lets than the count
Chicago, $33.00 St Paul, $25.00
Milwaukee, 31.50 Kansas City, 25.00
st. Louis, 32.00 Omaha, 25.00
New York, 50.00 Indianapolis, 35.65
Other points in proportion
Tell your friend-i in the Fa-t of this
oportunity of moving Wet bt low rati s
v ia llurlington Koute, Creat N'oithem,
Northern 1'acitic, "North Bank' and As
toria and Columbia River lines. Vou
can deposit with me and tickets will be
furnished peop e in the Kast. I will
will give details on request
J. O. DIVENS,
Agent, Houlton, Ore.
W. E. COMAN,
General Frsight and Passenger Agt.,
Portland, Oregon.
D1LLARD & DAY
Attorneys-at-Law
Practice, la any Court. StaU of
r ederal. Next door to court hatm
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EXTRAVAGANCE
CRKATK OR CRl'MHLi:. ICvcry man should 1
.c.in: u tuuntiauon ior success ix-lorc old aj;c crumbles
his earniup powers. A small savings account started
today, NOW, will start you on the road to independ
ence. The farther you travel on this road the less you
will wish to turn aside.
We will pay you four per cent interest on the
money you put in our bank.
Columbia County Bank
Capital $25,cxx. Surplus $2400,
OLDEST IN THE COUNTY
St Helens, Ore.
Wm. M. Koss, Pres.; Edwin Ross. Viee-I'ms.; Wm. M. Ross
Cashier: A. k Stone, Ars't. Cashier. ' ?
directors: vvm. jvi. Ka3. Kdwin lioss, James
Dart. Martin White. Z
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RAILUOAD TIME.
Imvrs Rainier 'IsilyO-tccrit nnlv)for Port
lan.l, .1 OA. M.. .1. ,rtllii( from HI. M'-lrna si
oi:Iik-. Keturnliij, lev.-. Porllaud st 2 au V
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Passcnjiers and Fast Freijclit.
FOR PORTLAND OAILY
rWUiAM) I.A.NUINU. ALDER ST
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PORTLAND
DAILY
STEAMER
LrnvrsM. Hclfns 6:00 A. M.
Arrivt-s at I'ortlnnil 10::t0 A. M.
Leaves Portland at 2:.'t0 I. M.
Arrivci bt. Helens at 0i30 1'. 1
All work carefully done.
J'or estimates address
me at
Houlton-
Oregon
Notice of Final Settlement
Notle H hrril.y Klvrn ,r (h i,n,rP,lf,,l
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Administrator'. Nckai
lit Hi. Coiiniy Court ol Ilia Slats si W
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lu Ihr matter ol Ihr E.t.leol Frssiiww.
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Li.a . ua. ' Columbia I ouuty, Oresoi
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DR. R. L. JkffcotT
DKNTIST
OtTicc with Dr. CHIT.
JR. EDWIN ROHM,
PHYSICIAN &
ST. HILINI
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fR.H.R. CLIFf,
PHYSICIAN & SURGE01!
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K. MILLEK
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
8t. Heln. Oregon
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CIVIL ENGINEER