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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1910)
I ROUrtD TOWt Matting ul all kiiiM at Mm klu'. fo RkiiT A new six room hoiiHe. Columbia Co. Jlutik Matting at Muckle'. Ltlo ir yurd ml tin. Two lots, lit rcxHii house, burn, chick en Iioum In Houlton. Trice flKJt). At tli Mint olllce. 1HI VuK rUl.K Light ami heavy horse lor aala at the Scappoose Livery Stable. Mr. ami Mrs. Will M let of IVrlaud spent Huudsy with Mr. ami Mr. 8. A. Mile lu ihUiity. Koa SaI.k Three good milk cows and call i week old. Itiipiiie ol C. J. WAL.M3. Yankton, Orison Mr. ami Mrs. N. A. 1'trry of 1'oitUinl n'Ut Saturday aid Kutnlay with Mr. Mia C. H' Ki'Kli'li ' l' I"1wii1. A Ba;aiN Hue si room house and on acr ol laml lor sale cheap, fall on Columbia County Abstract A Trnat Co. r'oa Sauk Katra fine Italian prunes t Will. Skuiiu's. I S cent cr pound, l'bou llachclor l'lat line or drop a card to Warren. Monkv Huuni Owner can have tlie Mine by proving property, and ( i n tf lor lliia advertisement. Inquire at Ixitlvilla ItoaniliiK House, Si. 1 1 .Urn It. C. Law, who la attrudin the North I'acifiC DriiUI College, in I'urtiaml taking a couiae in pharmacy,! ajesit Sunday at hit home in tills city. Election are held eveiy day in the yen a by wle young men who vote to save every day in the week. The Columbia County Hunk know. Ak. r'ua Halk Keverut good milk, rows, one work horse, revetal tons o( cloer hay, and (arming iui iU'tici.t. Kca sonable price. It. A. U-Kg, Warren. Oregon. It'lltl For the biggest aimp ever offered in the way ol good hom in hi. Helena In quire Mt thia olllco. Two ta and a good houte (or aliout the mm it would cot to build the home. 1'omoua Orange met nt M. Helena, iu the Odd Fellow Hull, lal Saturday, with delegate pieaenl Irom every grange in the county and visitor fiom Kveuing hlar and Oaweao. Th reK.rt showed a material Increase in mcuiher altip during the past year. Tie Id lotting ollicer were elected: W. M . John l'rlugle; Over tr. K N. I.oel.ue; lecturer, V. J rullcrtoti; Stewar.l, M. I'. Young; Trrasorcr, Win. II lls.-; hecrrtarvi J. H folliis; A-i'ant Steward, Ouy Taibell, Udy .Unv.mt Steward, Mr John l'rml' ; OUrki ci er, K II. Kluuir : Court ol I'oinona. hi.l'-r Annatrong Itrspain and Link : Incentive Committee. K. II I'lagg. Win. H", M. link. Th nel iiieeting f the romoua, which cwur in J.imi:irr, will beheld with Coble (i rutin''. TAaixL'r At my piemie, CM .l. r 14th, one red steer, weight about 4m. Owner can have same by pay lug e peuaea and dverliing. tin Skule, Warren, Oregon. &1 'I Hm Monkv We want an agent in every town; a ary and romudaaion ; te lerenca recinired ; ( r full part cular. a ldreaa aulmrrlption iK-p!., .N ittoii.il hporuinun, Inc., 73 I'edctiil ht., Huston. Maw. Tha St. ilelcn S,ecer teiim aain de feated the boy Iroin the Cl iveid .u litat Sunday and thla lime it wa by u tore ot8to2. tvery day lhi trt grow more popular here and now the bo; at theachxil urr playing regularly. Toe ht. Helen team put up t! eir uvilil redy game but were unitUe to sliut out the apeedy C'laverdoli. The Itepublican lally and (reo .lance at !cer Iilaml laat hatur.Uv nik'ht a grand auccea In every patxular. The jAking hi well attended and every one enjoyed the dance to Iho lull extent. Muaic a lurnUhed by an orchestra from rortlatld and a the management wan In the hand of Ja. ("mitten ami the (upper furnished by Mr. C. L. Hmith It wai; impaihle n-'t to have a jo id time. Mastered houe and to lot in St. Helen lor only flOOO. The Ireat chance to get a tnap in the way ol a home that you ever had. Inquire at The Mist oilice today. Scappooao precinct ii now wet again and ol coure there will be a saloon or two there a ooo a they in com mence operations For the (net that the atoon men won, the hcspo(e dry re mot certainly in no av to blimie. They put up a good fight nnd done all in their powed to ktep out the aloou. Mr. I.ucinda Wilkinson purchiued lie houae and two lota belonging to N. F. 1 laker. IUhc.ain VNTKl)-I!ring them to The Mit office. We can ell your (arm or city property. O. M. Wafhburn waa a roillaml vis itor Tuesday. PORTLAND WINS PENNANT. Deipite the ruling ol JU' Uraham. president of the Pacific Coaat fl.is-ball league, the l'ortluml club won th pennant from the live California con tender. The race right up to the fif it.. ....on i.,t Sunday wa cloe nnd until about lis week ago five of contending team were In reach ol I he thn flag. When the Preaident of the league forfeited three game won by the Portland team to Oakland, thmr i'Io-ot rivals, on a technicality, it was a snvere blow, but the Orgeon boy weie loo much for the Southerner deipite the partiality of the luler of the aaochUon. The oincUl atanding ol the leag.ie at tha end of tho ean i; Portland, W7; Oakland, 6B5; Sun Francisco, Vernon, BII;U Angete. 4.r5; Sa.-ra-mento. 30.1. I( the Portland hoy had b en treated fairly and the game had not been given to the California learn they would have been I""""1 winner by a margiu of 40 point In-tead COUNT V COURT Ii:m . .. sXZVlO? Court UKNKMAI. rilNn, St"ven,it, lM.re Grand Win K oek riti, '' John llm.ilriekaoii " "le hiiiioneii " m u Milt Mai him , .. 8 00 H 00 7 oo I'hmlf l.auren " Andrew Litraon .! ,i W It CoKin o u i, Chits llernio Aug hvxi on i i, r-'nd liriikam " u r l.nlmid ,i i. Aiiiiih Liillriince " " n John Ulli.liu'c ii J 1. Wooden " ii ii H C Mary J (William " " lllll.e Ihii!e u t ao 11) 40 H 6 HO 5 NO ft HO 10 40 10 40 U 20 40 H (10 Mr a John i(ulicn h ii Allx rtit llnrfopl " Clunt LnuHignont " " ' W J ll'briiuk, a itnei in Circuit H 00 'I 00 0 00 00 lonit L'O 10 0 00 11 40 1.1 20 i:i iJuiiiiuh I Iuim Wilke " .1 K O Con Her C L Conyers It M (iluhiuu " K M liiuhniii 11 n ii John i.rn k-ou " I' It hmith " I I 20 12 00 H 00 l:i 2o I I 20 I I 20 1 1 20 0 00 1.1 20 J J Ocary o u n Cei A i nil mu " " ' II C hchuuller " " O ! hiilherhuid " " Hat mil. Circuit ( 10 20 ( 20 10 20 0 00 111 20 IS IM 11 40 IS 40 10 20 i:i oo 12 00 21 40 02 40 02 40 .V.i 4o .IS 1.0 Frank I'ixon " V K Tiel enor ' I II AMrnlKM " " I . 1 1 it i(l J W llulliimn " " H MakiiiHter " " " II ChriKteniteu " ' Win Irancr " ' K Karth " fr' A lieorKU 11 And Johiiaou " lieo CurriKiiii " " ' WilHoiilmiiiuii" i' J W Patrick " " " C I' Criga " " V A JoiuiMn " " " John .Mi-Adams " " K I. Ili-ilges " " OS 00 02 00 till no ieo W I i an t " " " J A lloladuv " " 65 50 r t HO W Cm ilowiitaon" " " John HoMorl " " i J Koli i.iti'in " i i II Luiiont " ' (' K Alilxitt ' " II I Ioi..lrii k n, witni'iM State vn l.lll'l(,''CU J lleii'lrii kaoii, witiieu State v Liiulgien Ju Iwui Weed, Jumice htntc vs lluel T K Milla. Coltnhle Statu vs lh.Hl II P YVuUina, Justite htnle vs Siixtou K lii-oitte, Conntuhlu State v S.ixt n H ii .Muckle, juror State vs Sax toll J I' i'.urker. iuror Slate V hax- 04 02 00 01 20 .VI 40 57 20 2 50 2 50 1 05 4 20 0 10 0 00 1 00 t .11 M r ii ah, juror Stitte vs haxton N C Johnatun," " " I I'd huh, " Koht H.-ach " ' " Mt II Tlioinpioii, witues Stale vs hatton Mrs II 'lhomp'on, witneas State VaSnxtoii. Fred I -locter, witliei-a State vs V h.lktoll II I' Wulkins, Justice State v I-locter. F tieorgc, Constable State vs I'locter J I, Campbell, Countable State v 1 ' i )l 1 1 in .V llryant J M t,ckf r l, Jutice State v iH'Maranville I in) 1 00 1 10 I 10 1 00 1 1 70 2 00 3 45 3 50 2 IK) 2 t'5 13 33 J 1. Ciimplicll, Conalable State vs iel:lriitlVllhl I' II hheiwiod. Coroner's exam- iuutiou ii W Aruistrong 9 M I.ii Ivo.s. 1 or tier physician ( W Aruiatrong J H I'oii.eroy, Fruit Inapeetor. .. I M 1'ay, work on tax roll Wo j.l waul, Clark iv Co, silpplieg li aK" .V l'riiilhoinma Co, supplies to Mi. ol Superintendent Fied Wilt kins, telephone August mid hepteinlier Irin llodoon Co, special rubbi r at.illipi I M lliirrirr, work in Ch-rk'nollice W C Fiy, a ipplie tohherilT. ... A II iteorge, lelt phone tiootli ... V Hmnkiirili.er, milk (or Me- lloliahl 0 00 .17 20 67 :o 4 7i 18 7 20 u 7.) 07 50 9 00 00 CO 2 80 10 00 lied Crons Amhiilance Co, ambu lance for C Larson SiMer o( Mercy, care of More bark and Clegg. (iooil Saiiuiritan Hospital, care of Mrs Ihmard V It Coivin, board Lillrance family r J FUnn, caredeo Lalavour Wiittt A I'rice. supplies totiranat Jaa Muckle A Son, supplies to Mc lioiiald K I. Null, registering voters S M IIoiiIh. " " John I'ringle. " " J h lia. on " " I hi. la llemlricksoll " J M4lhnk(ord " " JUlioan ", . " CO 00 10 00 15 00 15 00 0 05 4 15 2 00 4 ::o 5 do 7 oo 3 10 20 so :to 00 Oregon Mist, eieciion nonce mid ballots linatiive Ijinge, SuperviforNo I. 105 IX) 57 00 31 50 38 75 54 00 42 00 5 00 17 60 37 50 24 00 2 60 33 00 i: s iNpuin, A hetlcrt, F Anliker, O F. Wonilerly, Chat llernio, 11 W Urowii, .las Vim, N A Catmberg, J M Hill. No 3. No 4.. No 5. .No (I. No . No 9. No 10. No 12. No 13. K It Webster, No 15 j Colliuins, supplies lorwnoui Superintendent. ... . . . - St Helens Mill Co, Light for Oct. ii- a iiurri. nostase 5 25 22 00 20 00 K F Foster, witness State V Mc- Jacob Ocor'ge.' ilo'a'rd of' ju'ro'ri! .' ! 4 B0 II West, Coaimtssioner 2 W K Tichenor oU w OKNKKAI. ROAD rl'HD O K Wonderly. - J7 vv, Tent A Awn Co - ,j l )iiiican ', Ii Thoinpaun... Win Waters John P.ree H II Henderson.. C Hncon 45 65 42 05 7 00 61 70 34 05 100 00 35 50 ' 58 3.1 Ii F. l'h l' lieo Kelley. .r, I, ... .-I'"' .lro w '"l ft 00 M liennis ., rai A Sllllt II. (I II Sierk M Daniels... ... j .; l inninn II Miller K Anliker C! C Fowler Lengaclier Pro Ralph HaM V Stevens . 50 00 , 45 01) 17 60 10 00 15 00 11 60 7.1 15 2 60 2 ;.o 3.1 00 60 00 3 60 H 75 A Kelty V K Tichenor V S Chandler l)KFIIi Iteall A Co. WillametteTAA Co. II L Fraer ,aH Henderson 0 D Hani 30 00 25 15 8 2 80 42 75 61 03 V,i' '!" 81 05 i n iiouiuaon N I'inckney It F Dniley Krnest John . . . . . . . N I'mi kniy White A White ....'.'. Joe W illig W K Steven '.!!!!.',' Henry Waxier . H L Malcolm t ' J ii lieu Waaaer Krneat Waaser F II Blake ro((oii Kir Lumlier Co..!.! K C Jones H LFraxer .'..'! Morton A Hlout ' ilen Harding W K'lichmor ' II Filet taen . ri m . 40 25 ,. :is K . 30 ' . lli 00 .3:I Oo . 5 00 .J0 W) . 25 00 . Ii0 00 . 10 25 . n 75 . 8 75 .107 Hit . il 77 . 2 50 21 75 . 6 40 . :) (0 . 50 . 14 25 . ;;i ho Summit Lumlier Co I i Wikstroiii A Sons I'IN'rillCT KOAOfl Nil Msirict o 1 Lnge 03 00 A .eiainou II linge 5 00 11 75 11 HO A UK htaan r Cornwall 21 6. F Kiimineyer A Zaoube 18 20 8 80 Dixtrict No3 M frerth !!1 50 Steve Ijilnp 25 00 ISnfTalo httuui Holler Co 3 50 Heall k Co 32 75 II l.eifcrinnii aft iki Ills' net No 4 .fas W'almsley 77 50 Il J Kei lan 00 00 C J l.iii'lbom . 15 75 . 2 25 . 0 75 . 00 00 . 11 25 . 22 50 . 0 00 111 71 5 00 0 50 18 00 10 45 10 25 15 00 10 (15 Hill Bush ... Hen Lee John llurai Ward I nines Oentty A Andreas Histrict No 0 A C Van Horn L Alley II lltlliaon K Wondeily M V'anaukuiu lieo Moeck I S lltirnhalii District No 0 LiiiilHley-W'riKlit Co Dixtrict No lO lS Frickson W K Tichenor W N Van , Scott Morrison J D I-wis J L Campbell Northwest Iloor Co . W It Harding W Chandler T lllavney W A Hudson F I. Philip. John Lindberg District No 11 l.oilii! Hiait Frank Flliott Fred HuiUon Mark Flliott Diatrict No 12 Axel Amleraon Harry llogberg . . . . Waireu Fivemaii. . . . Atldri'W Jnllllt-OII. F. K Ilogbe-g M O Olson l're.l Nelnn Anton lOrkenfield. . . . D.ts ui No 5 II Washer i L Morel K Washer W II Wagner 2 50 20 00 41 75 15 00 8 15 2 50 80 04 7 50 6 in 8 75 20 (X) 5 00 15 00 30 00 52 60 32 00 02 60 31 00 10 00 1 00 41 00 10 00 11 00 3 1.0 24 75 22 00 20 25 30 00 30 00 22 50 15 00 A A Flliott lieo Makimder J E Truman . . 10 75 R Anliker 22 50 Julien Waaser... 27 60 J P Archibald 17 50 John l.iiidf-ay 12 50 8 L Malcolm 30 00 District No 8 DCKiiby 22 00 II I. lii.ail 00 00 DC Kill - 6 25 D'alricl ..o 18 1 Long 2 50 3 75 27 90 6 00 21 35 22 50 - 17 Oi) 55 00 M Ainnudt Aiiton'I'.fikenfelJ. . K Mcliee. O K Flliott District No 15 M C Johns It A t mat roll g. . . K H Webster Harry Wihon 12 60 7 50 4 50 4 60 4 50 Frank McCiraw.... Kd hensenian Will Denalow M J Porker. W II I'lacke 2 50 liuallult 14 50 (ins titlrdahjon 17 00 Dave Karly 30 00 A Sword 27 50 lieo McDonald 7 60 Walter Rirker 20 00 Credo Hess - 7 00 T McDaniel 17 00 O B Malmslen 4 00 YANKTON SCHOOL REPORT. Tho following i the report of the Yankton school for the week ending November 4th : No. of days taught during month.... 20 W hole number day attendance f.ro Whole number days absence 28 Whole number times lute 0 No. pupils neither absent nor late... 42 Avenge daily attendance. 43 Thescho d made an excellent record, with reference to attendance and tlm s late. None were late, and forty-two were present every day. The school will re. ceive a f 10 banner if it continue to keep up this record during the term. The name of those who were present every day are: Maggie Hunt, Matilda Johnston, Ruth Bonney, Iris Uriflis, George Walker, V.iina Bonney, Lottie Haulstine, Clare Prown, Bernice Rath- bun, Marie Walker, Mary (jrlfhs, Iva Tarbell, t:ster Butts, Ida Johnston, Olive Hyde, F'ster Ketcham, Irene Kappler, Madge Barger, Ira Howard, Perry How- . .... a. 1 1 1V.-l.ll r aril, .line iiowaru, .11111 taiumi, vi Hyde, Jimuiie Pope, Uueaie Kale, Ollie Kale, Rert Gleniski, Ralph Butts, Myr tle Stephens, Uertie llonney. Harry Sautser, Freddie Barger, Jessie Steward, Albert Butts, Tommy Haulstine, Martin Briiigs, Phillip Millls, Lena Walker, Irina Robinette, tiazel uonney ana Mildred Stevens. U. h.. l.AKK, Myra Bowman, Teachers. For 8t.K 15 acre at Yankton, 2) acre cleared, good barn, well and spring nd running water. Good soil with just enough slope lor good drainage. Timber for 3000 fence post. Horse, Harness, cart, cultivator and other tool go with the place. Four mile from St. Helens Price 111)00. Apply at Mist oillc. -ins is a fine bargain. You can elect yourself to he easy in your olJ age if yon vote to save two bit rrh day. Count it np an I see. And remember that the Columbia County Bank pay 4 percent on timecertificate ol deposit THE COMMON COUNCIL The Old. nance granting a telephone franchhe cutue up for dual couideration at the council meeting last Monday night, n d before tha matter was linally settled t he mayor bad to cant the de ciding vote. W. G. Poineroy,of hc poose, who applied to the council for a (ranchi-e at the same time as T. L. Zipperer, withdrew hi application, so there was but the one to consider. W hen the ordinar.ee granting it came up for final pAsHime Councilman Lake made a motioa Unit it be amended to read so that the City ol Si. Ilelem would rtcive a gro'g eaiuiiiga lax fr lu the company. Tbi-i'e win 110 Hecoi.d lo lil t motion, and wh.-ii a final vote was had Council 111 en D.ut and (iiick voted for the fiam-hiae and Lake an I I'r-sli aiMiuat. Mayor Miller cast the ileui ling vote for the grantirg of il, and Mr. Zipperer will begin work at once on an up to date local syst. in, with a central ollhe and exchange located somewhere In the busiuesj part of town. F:. A Hotgee wan given an irder for the electric fixtures and work of in stalling the suiue in the citylball. An order for the furniture for the- council chamber was given Jil'. Muckle A Sou. Mr. Siixoii, who lives on the billon Caaeliau street, appeared before the cou.u il and objected lo the aaesmi nt made for tho improvement of that street, claiming Hint the teims of the petition bad not been complied with, in that a bain was still in the straet, at a point very close to his front door. The council promised to see to the moving of the barn in the near future. YANKTON-PI rTSBURG ROAD Last Suiidiiy'sOlegonian devoted about (wo columns of space to a description of the fine new n ad uu w hich County Sur veyor Preseott and t surveying crew" are nowatwoik. The write up contains a large map of the omity, and parts of it that are of particular local interest are given herewith : W hat w ill undoubtedly be one of the grandest roads in Oregon is the Port-land-Astoiin-I.eaches Road, upon which active work is now beljig ruthed by the Columbia County and Clatsop County road engine, ra. W'hen the road is com pleted it will give a tine, smooUi, hard surfaced boulevard connecting Portland and the be.iches by automobile, the trip requiring only a few hours. This is the road fntheied by Lewis Ku-wll, a di rector of tho Portland Automobile Club. The read, though it mutt crosn sev eral mountain taugc, will iiave a grade ot 3 pei cent in Columbia County. In C'lats.p Canity the amde will not be much iu jie, except in 01 e or two pia.-es. To make this easy climb pcsible, Co lumbia County surveyors have 111.1; ped out an almofet entirely different route from Yunktou to Pittsburg. Removing several hills of 15 and 20 per cent grade, the rofld between the-e points will in ces-1 sarily be made a few miles longer, but the low grade will permit a motor car to make the added distance as easily as to climb the hills. Columbia County will build 24 miles of road to make the new boulevard possible, Clatsop County will contribute more, while Multnomah County's roads all the way to the Columbia County line are in excellent condition. Columbia County liaj regraded and graveled sev eral miles of highway and work on the remainder of the loud will be coLtinued this winter. If the estimates of the engineers at work on the road are not emits, the rond will bo Completed by n"xt July, thereby giving plenty of lime for the late summer beach travel. Men are at work id the Oats.. p end of the highway. The road is the result of ngitation started by Portland, St. Helens, Astoria and beach points in PJ08. Tte County Commissioners have been authorized to share the expense. Under the uperviion of County Sur veyor Preseott, 14 men have been at work laying out the new road through the Columbia County hills. Columbia County's report of the road's progress w ill be leady to submit to the County Court iu January. In the 24 miles nl toad mapped out, none will be more titan of 3 per ceut grade. This undertaking will cost fiiO.OOO. Part of this large amount, however, will be met by Individual sub scriptions. One of the benetlts to be derived from the boulevard i shown by the Western Cooperage Company, of Portland. This company own ninety million feet of timber near Houlton, Columbia Couaty, which it must remove within two years. Tha company plans to transport the timber on automobile trucks when the road ia completed. This would reduce the cost of getting out the timber, and would also facilitate it removal. The cooperage company, it is understood, is willing to contribute its share of the cost of thd highway. Another fiini, the Trenholm Orchard Company which is platting 1000 acres near Yankton, is also willing to subscribe several thous and dollar to the fund. From Portland the road leads through Llunton to Scappoose, and thence to St. Helens, From St. Helen to Yankton the road w as regraded and the grade re duced. A mile and a half beyond the road is now in good shape. At Yank ton the road will branch off and a new route following Milton Creek and nu merous other little stream will be taken until the top of the tidge is reached. Tnis will make a 3 per cent grade all the way. At the top ol the ridge connection with the little Nehalem River Valley will be made and this will be followed until Pittsburg is reached. Another month has gone. Did you save last month? Will you saye this month? Are you spending your money and your time foolishly? Are the squirrel wiser than you T The Columbia County Bank welcome the small de positors. Hay Pass Fo Salk Good a new j Inquire ofGUS 8K0ZIE Warrea, Oregon i STOVES AND RANGES i vt-rz:--v rw E The Name Tells & attachments not found or Triplex Grate Sliding Damper Detachable Reservoir Water Heater J.H.WELLINGTON St. Helens, Oregon Perhaps it is unknown to many cf our citizens tho increase of the population of the S:ate of Or egon Has also urougnt an increase in the number of dependents. This may seem sirar.gn to those who are not actually in the work but it if, neverthe less, tiue. While it is true the increase in population has uUo increased pro9 peiity, yet there is always a following of dependent classes and institutions, who care for this class, are bound to feel this increase and the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Oregon in making its annual plea (or Thanksgiving donations wishes to bring this fact before its many friends. Columbia County has always been one of the Society's best friends and the Management depends on the geneiosity of the citizens at this time of the year. The County Court subcrib?s the sum of $1 per month for its euppart. The public schools are quite a factor toward the maintenance of this in stitution and at this time of the year the chnritahle pnhlic, M well ns the public tchool, are called Upon to BHbcribe all they can afford for this cause. Four hundred and idnty-eix cases were received and cared (or during the pat year bv the Society. These children rame from seventeen different counties of tho State. Besides giving a home the Society has, as quickly as possibl, (ound permanent homes for them in private families where they are vitiited by the Society' agents in order to ascertain il thev are receiving the proper care and being sent to school regularly. Thee held aKenti hive a large amount of work to do and Super intendent Gardner says they would like to double this part of the force and would do so if (nnd were available. This field work ia very expensive to the society but It is also very necessary for besides visiting the five hundred chil dren placed out in family homes the agent also investigate cases ct neglect and abuse that are reported to them and if it were not for these investigators many children would suffer hardship snd degradation Vfithmit inteference. The agents of the Society investigated about two hundred of the-'O c.isi s during the past year and prosecuted about Dfty per cent. The munageaieut nres all thoee who have the welfare of the dependent children at heart to subcribe whatsoever they may be able to the good cause and indeavor to make the delations to the society fiom the public schools linger than ever this year. FOR Sai.k Three inch Stndebakrr wagon In g od condition Nearly new IowaCream Separator 500 gallon cipcity. Nearly new Scllar mcu'vitor, U't) etg ca pacity. Various other items too mitm-rcus to mention. Inquire J. A. VAlSlh,Y, licet Island, Ore FURNITURE The additions recently made to our store were largely to enable us to increase our stock of Stoves Ranges and Furniture. We now have a consider amount on display and invite your inspection. In price and quality we can compete with anyone. How many times have you bought furniture in Portland that was scratched and scarred when de livered? We put things in your home O K. a True If you have ever used a Bridge Beach Stove or Range you will appreciate the truth of this state ment. If you have not and will take time to call we can convince you of the fact. Now is the time to buy and you can't afford to overlook the merits of this line. Bridge-Beach Stoves and Ranges are the product of 73 years' con tinuous manufacture. The are made in almost any style and size one could desire; besides they have many valuable features and equalled elsewhere. A few given Gas Shelf 15-Year Backs Warming THEYEAR OLDER SO ARE HAVE Y 0OTYO MONEY IT GROWS THERE in 7 BANK? Saving money is the test of reliability and good common sense. Be wise today. Start with that sum you have in your pocket. We will pay j-ou four per cent interest on the money you put in our bank. Columbia County Bank Capital $25,000. Surplus $2400, OLDEST IN THE COUNTY St Helens, Ore. J OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS : f 0. M. Washburn, President and Cashier : A. L. Stone, As- F sistant Cashier. Directors. Wm. M. Ross, C. H. W Sedgwick, L. R. Rutherford, A. C. Bohrnstedt ELECTRIC Fixtures. BRIDGE,BEACH&C05 "FORTUNE." 3 below IP 111 111 rliAAAsVsaAA II J. . ',,t II f,l I uw w 4m w.ma 1 il . 4. 1
