The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 11, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOut of Order NO USE TALKING When y o u w a lit th e bet in JcH Printing the proper place to go is THE MIST PRINT SHOP ST. HELENS. OREGON FINE STATIONERY For PART CULAR People We Are Confident of Our Ability to Please You. A NEW LINE OF FOUNTAIN From On Dollar to Five PENS 3 Post j Deming's Drug Store st. Helens, or. Cl IH it JU1RIH8 t-UHJl g I 8.1 8 IA iJLi.it HU aJUJJLa JU ft s3 Columbia County Abstract And Trust Co Absracts, Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Conveyancing St. Helens, Oregon Columbia County BANK OLDEST IX THE COUXTY Does a General Banking Business -4 St. Hklens, Oregon St. Helens Skatinc Rink Opens Zinder Neto lanafjcnient Skating Tuesday Thursday and Saturday NighU and Snnday Night if Desired Helen S "l " mirty last Sunday the Und, ma inn tram ami a few loyal fans met at thu dock ready logo to Rainier anl 'lo tiling to t,e U Hire tribe. Tim 1 . anu played martial mimic, ami the bunch were all cheering when the boat left the duck, but then you can't always te'l. Accideuts will happen, and thii time one certainly did, I because when we came back the baud was playing some thing ow ami solemn and the boat only whintled to laud instead of giving a aeriet ol Joyful tooti. Hcore, Rainier H, Ht Helens . it . . ... . imy met us at itie boat and everyone waa happy. The name started a little later with long Windy Winterbotham on the mound lor Rainier and Porta do ing the bonora for the locals. The first Inning looked Rood. Austin lead off and Yett booted bit easy roller. Lawt walked, and Brakke ilammed one Up gaunt the right field fence that scored both of (hem. Clark smashed a hot one at Groce, and while be waa rolling it around on the ground arrived at the intltial aUtion. Then 8am Uwena did a few thing to the ball, acoring Brakke, putting Claik ou third and himself go ing to second. Clark waa caught off the bag, Hallagh struck out, and Blossom wai out. Yett to Mahan. Thompson opened for the borne team with a aingle, and Yett waa hit by the pitcher. Mullens knocked a fant one at lira like and l'ete covered the bag and re tired Thompson. Granigan knocked one ti I'orth ami thrown ont at first, and Yett was caught trying to go home ou the play. The second inning was Juit as good for Rt. Helens as the first and 3 more ruin were annexed. Serr lead off with a ing'e, and Porth got on when Winter botbum booted bis grounder. Austin flew out to third, but Laws puled one to the fence for three bases, bringing in forth and Serr, and himself scored on Hrakke'g long fly to center. That ended the big doings for St. Helens, though there was some bait playing from then on, bad errors being mingled with some mighty pretty work. Ballsgh's running catch of Mahan's long fly in the second would have looked good in any game, and Clark's one handed stab of a goun dor in the fourth ae aa pretty a piece of fielding aa one would bee in a long time. liut the Rainier bunch commenced to get on the jou in the second. The inn ing oiened by (iroce getting a hit and being thrown out at second. Burchett was out on a pop fly to Blossom, but the long and lean Windy Winterbotham put one up against the fence for a couple of stations, and scored nn a single by Wilde, Wilde going to third on a bad peg to second by Serr. The side was t: Watches Clocks 22 Von A. Gray Watchmaker and Jeweler. All Work Guaranteed. r Optical Goods St. Helens Or. ll..aLAi..fcL LAtii.Llit.lLl .tiUL UUlL XliUL litULl White I Clothes - for 3 Clean 3 People ST. HELENS LAUNDRY Under new management Watch for the Wagon Monday G. F. ROBERTSON THE WHITE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES TEAS AND COFFEES Are our specialty. Gunpowder Tea at 50c and 60c. None better for the money. English Breakfast Tea at 40c. Ceylon Tea at 70c. Lipton's Tea at 40 and 75c. Green Tea at 40c and 60c. Coffee in bulk at 25c, 30c, and 40. Coffee in tins at 40c or 3 pounds for $1.00 Monopole and Schillings Spices and BakingPowder J Pure White, Olympic, and Highland Flour . We carry a full line of Monopole Canned Goods. No better goods than this line on the market. v I '1'TnMnlWTllnrirTlMrHHMrl'J i Ballagh'. l.e.ntifr.1 catch. Hie tniru, lounn. nun ana H. M. HOMM. I'iiiimkt A I.. HTONK. C a s M I s a O. M. WaHIIIICKN Viva Psssll.sNr J. H. A 1. 1. K.N, Aw.Ttst CAiHtia Good ilusic rnitrfpmia Treatment Qood Order W. J. SKINNER t VV A. JN JL JLli JLP PAINTING, PAPER HANGING FINISHING Furniture Repairing Neatly Done, also small jobs of rarponter work. Call and see me. Prices reasonable. Fifth house down Milton Creek from railroad bridge on wum Blue. E. I C. S, Dillingham, Houlton, Ore. f. All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN six were passed without either side Koring, and with the board decorated 6 to 1 in favor of St. Helens I lie chances for getting a way w i h the grapes looked good, but it waa in the neat chapters that things be gan to happen. Old faithful l'eter Iirnk ke looted one from the bat of Mr. Winterlmtbain, and Wilde followed Windy with a hit. Mahan struck out, but Thompson got a aingle that scored Winterbotham, Yett walked and both he and Wilde got around on throws to the plate that failed to catch them, though Thinopson and Mullen aere cut off at the last station. Four runs was the net remit ol this spasm. lint it was the eighth that was ourdown fall, (iocc opened it, hit, And stole sec ond, llnrchett popped a fly to Blossom, and Winterbotham struck out, but Wilde got his third hit of the game, scoring (iroce. Mahan knocked one at Brakke at a mile a minute and though l'ete got in front of It and knocked it down, lie made a bad throw to first. Then came the dirasler. Joe Thompson put the sp here over the fence, and it has not been found yet. The Rainier team will be here a week from Sum! ay to play the rublier and there will sure be something doing in the line of baseball. T I I ALL GOODS DELIVERED I C. H. JOHN & CO. ST.HELENS, OREGON T I A4tiLlAAtlLlAtUL.Uii,L.litULAitttLl4tULAltiJL NOW DOING BUSINESS I COLUMBIA PACKING CO, HOWELL & ALLEN, Props. Everything in Fresh and Cured Meats at lowest prices. N ext Door to H. Morgus St. Helens, - - Orgeon Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Work St He! ens Oregon It was a sa l story to bring home. Toi th is sonic pitcher, and will get a way with Rainier the next time. With the exception of the two first innimrs Winterbothaiu certainly got a- ! way good. Win. Reed was holding the indinUor, and was on the job all the j time. It has never been our good fortune i to witness more fair and impartial work. Everybody was happy, and came home voting Rainier a gojd town lo play ball fj ! In. Hut then, St. Helens beat them three times last week, even if they did skin ds in the game that we really wanted. CLATSKAN1E WINS ANOTHER The Chtskanie bunch of Indians made it three straight front the Cathlnmel team last Sunday, when the boys from Washington went to the lower river town with a strengthened team, determ ined to beat a good ball team. But they were up sgainut Joe Haggin, and the things that the Indiflns done to the offer ings of 1'arks would Indicate that the heavy hitters bad things pretty much their own way, though their fifteen hits netted but five runs, while from six safe ties the visitors to Columbia County soil managed to get four. One of Clata kanies tallies wis a homer by Haggin, the longest hit ever made on the grounds, Popham, Elliott and Raymond Bryant were also stars with the willow. Hag gin struck ont ttelv men. Notice To Creditors , In the Countr Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia Count jr. In the mutter I the estate of John A. C. John son, I'eiHi1. Nottoe is herehy ftven hy the undersigned, the almluislrntor o the estttte of John A. Johnson, deceased, to the creditors ol. an all persons having elnim. ARMlnst snld esUtf. to prrsenl them with the proper vouchers, within six months from the dHle of this notice, to the said administrator, at his residence at Mist. Oregon, the omi hetiin the place for the trans action of the htistnesa of said estate. Dated April 2, lull. 1.. A. PKTKRSON, Administrator of the Estate of John A. C. Johnson, deceased. SUMMONS In the Clreult Court of tb. State of Oregon for Colntnhia County. Louts J. Hohinson flalutlrT, vs. Delia M. Rob inson Defendant. In the name of th. Bute of Oregon yon are hereby rnmired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you In the above entitled eonrl and ranse on or before the dale ol the expiration ot the time prescribed In the order lor the publication of this summons, smM date being the lth dav of Auvust, loll, and if you fail ui so appear and answer, judgment and de cree will lc taken against yon lor wald thereof as specified In the said complaint, to-wlt: Koi a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and defend ant, and for such other and further relief as lo this court may seem meet and equitable. This summons Is served by publication there of In the Oregon Mist, a newspaper printed and published at Ht. Helena. Oregon, by order of the above entitled court, made, dated and filed therein on the .Hrd day of July, lull, which snld order required that summons in this suit be published one. a week for ail consecutive wreka. Hate of first publication hereof July 7, lull. Date of laat publication Aug. I, I 'll. 8WRKK ami KKl'Ts, Attorneys tor I'laln tiff Fine Timber Tract The heirs of I'liillipa Biarh, deceased, offer for sale to the highest bidder, their liH) acres of fine timber land located in Columbia County, Oregon, dcscrilard as follows ; n w quarter of Sec. 32 T 5 a 2. See latest cruise. Terms, warranty deed for cash. Make your best offer to. D. M GILBERT, 101 wsrren St. New York Cily NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ' Department of the Interior V. 8. i.and Office at Portland Ore. J u I v lt, PJU. Notice Is hereby given that John M. dtoa.es. of Warren. Oregon, who, on Feb. lsth. lsW. made Homestead Kntrv Perial No (r2tU, for Lot -No. 1, section a. Township 4 North. Kange i West. Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to make Final Commu tation 1'roof, to etnblih claim to the land alwe dccrited, before the Register and Receiver of the Cnlted states Land Office, at Portland, Oregon, on the 16th day of August. 1911. Claimant names as witnesses: Is. P Olson, of Warren. Ore.: l'eter Olson, of Warren, Oregon: Silas ttilhurn, ol Warren, Oregon; Clirlord Harris, of lloulton, Oregon. II. F. HU.BY, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior I'. Land Olhcc at Portland. Ore. June ith 1!I1. Notice la hereby given that Clifford H. Harris, of Yankton. Columbia Countv, Oregon, who on April 10th HUM, made Homestead Kntrv No. I Ml-.Ti Serial No. 01 jus, for SW', of Section fl Township 4 North, Kange 2 West, W illamette Merid'an, has tiled notice of Intention to make Klnal five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Koeoi -er ot the Culled States Lan.t Office, at Portland, Oregon, on thet.Mh dav of August Mil Claimant names as witnesses: Vred W. Kloe tcr. of Yankton, tire., Joe lntpont, of tlonlton, Ore.,(icOrge Keells.ol lloulton, Ore., T. E. Mills of Illinium, Ore. II. F. IIIGRY. Register. If yon want a high grade sewing ma chine which is a World's Standard of Excellence buy the WHITE. The machine ii un surpassed for simplicity, durability and the character of the work it will do. It is made in two styles, the Vibrator Shut tle and the Improved Rotary Shuttle. The latter machine sews either a lock or a chain stitch. There are a number of styles to choose from and the wood, work U the handsomest possible. LOCAL DEALER J. Muckle & Son Sti. Iralda C. I. Hooghkirk. Matter. RAILROAD TIME. Leaves Rainier daily (except Sunday) for Port land, at c A. M.. departing from St. Helens atg o'clock. Returning, leave Portland at 2:80 P M., arriving at et. Helena at 4 44. Passeneen and Fast FreiiliL FOR P0RTLAN0 DAILY PORTLAXT) LANDING. ALDER ET JJR. L. GILBERT ROSS PHYSICIAN & SURGEON St. Helens, Oregon . Oflice Muckle Building; both phones JR. EDWIN ROStf, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 8T. HKLJJNa ORKQC E. MILLER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW St. Helens, Oregon QRRIN BACKUS CIVIL ENGINEER RAINIER, OREGON fJR. H. R. CLIFF, Physician and Surgeon Announces the removal of his office to 912-14 Selling Building, Portland, Oregon. Phones Main 3392; A-3226; Res. E. 4657 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County ol Columbia. In the matter of the estate of Rachel E. Link, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been du ly appointed administrator of the above entitled estate by the County Court of Columbia County, State of Oregon, and has duly qualified and entered upon the discharge of his duties as such administrator. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the cime, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to John F. Logan, attorney at litw, 4-1 Mohawk building, Portland, Oregon, within six months from the date of this publication. Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, and first published on the 7th day of April, 1911. WILLIAM LINK. Administrator of the estate of Rachel E. Link, deceased. JOHN F. LOGAN, Attorney for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. Notice of Appointment of Administrator Nol'ce fa herebv given that the undersigned t.as dulv appointed on Mav '.vt. Mil, by the County Court of I he state of Oregon for the County of Columbia.. Administrator with the will annexed of the estate In Oregon of lloel If. Camp, d ceased. All persons hiivlng claims against said esbite are hereby reiilir,sl to present the same, witn the proper voucher and duly verllied, to the undersigned within six m nlhs from the dale hereof at the o nice of the County Clerk ot Col umbia County, state of Ores-on, M Helens, In said countv and slate, by leaving the siinie with the said clerk for me. I'ated July f , 1911, cnF.PTFR v. nm.pir, Admlnlstrstir with the will annesed of the estate ol lloel II. C imp, deceased. In the County Court of the State of Oregon. i oiiliuuiK louiuy. lu the matter of the' estate of Albert Lange, de ceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned h been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Allien I,aiige. deceased, bv he Connty Court of the Countv of Columbia, state of Ore gon, and haa dulv qualified lor said trust. All iHTsons having claima auaiust said estata are hereby notified and required to preseut the same, duly vertfled and with proper vouchers, to the aitministrator at the ottice of W. A. Harris, at St. Helens. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at St. llolens, Oregon. February ;trd, 1911. Ol'STAVK LASt.lt, Administrator of the estate of Albert Lange. do ceoaed. W. A. HARRIS, Attorney for Administrator. EGGS FOR SETTING. C. 15. Harris has some of the famous Buff Orpingtons formerly owned by O. A. Hatton.of Clark County, Washington and be has left at the Mist office the diploraas showing that his chickens got the first and t econd prizes at the show of the Cl.irk County I'oultry Association in lillO. The diplomas show what kind of chickens Mr. Harris hits and anyone that wants eggs should call and see them. For eggs write C. 15. Harris, lloulton Oregon. They cost $1.50 for a getting of fourteen.