The Oregon mist., September 29, 1911, Image 1

THE OREGON 'MIS
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VOL. XXX.
ST. HELENS, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 29. 1911.
NO 45
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St Helens Mill Co.
Lumber Manufacturers
local nuns
WOOD
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Electric Light Service I
Special Attention to Local Orders
I The Houlton House !
Now Open
Meals and Rooms
Near the Depot
Houlton, Ore.
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juiity til ihein agr.e us to I lie
pint " Mii'l sai rt favor of our
brand, mill it is k now ii t i In- iini
fnn.i in grade. 'r ",,v "c.ics
miiv I r (nn in iiiy it. i ' on 'It lniy
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chool Report Card
Tor Columbia County Schools
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'V'ltco,nAN,''n '"'"'"j. O IMVIINS. Agent.
-'". I'rcight and l-aascnger Agt Houlton. Oregon.
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t.iMiliall Smi'l.iv. Rainier v. St.
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Attend the l ull gam" heie nut Sun-
"1 -i y - 'Ihcrc ill rci Idinly lie fiuit'i liing
llaiuM l!o invc litre lliiii week to
liiku i.i the I'oIIlh iiiuis'i lit the Wll
luniiiiftle t'liiv.-isiiy, in Sdleiu. The
higher riliiciitiou m- him to ti the ilenire
of iiiiist ol the younu lulki of thin (ildie
I'.un'hull Suniluy. liuinier'i Cuming.
km in to n-iit, well lutiiislifdaijil clore
in. Inquire at thin office
Thii I.ailim o Him (' mrrjfiitioiml
Chuirli will met with Mm , II.
I i 1 1 ta r f . ThiitH.liiy, OctolT Ith.
Mi K.illin lt;irrin retlirneil t thrf
Ori .i'i Airicnlttinil College lit Corvallis
Inst Siiinlny, to cuimiiftice lit-r cunior
year in that Bclinol.
Mr. Arnolil I iriilniii, of Ihn firm of
l irHhiiin mi. I Kent, who am iloinu otiif
lopjfinjf iitMr ('oliiiiilitu City. hiii
iicsa Vifitur to this rity on Moiulay lust.
K. If. KlHjf(. fili'or of tho K I ti l ri
Kei'oiiliT. tillenili'il the niHetin of till"
Mine K lit" rial A.i-nciiitioii in 1'urtlaim
liiit 1 1 urn. lay. I' rilv hihI S.itnnlny, a (1
viiiitoi a couple o( ilay in St. llfeln,
leaving for I'.'in on 1 lie afternoon train
Moiiilay.
i C Mortoi) aii'l l-'r-il Wolkin were
visitors m the metropolis on Hun'lay.
Next Siimlny the rval ball khmg of the
itmmiii will 1m pullcil ell on the local
Ii iiImIh, wliru lliiinicr ami St. Helena
J meet with two ftrirlly Iioiuh fiia;il
teama. Thcie Mill In j.ni ciuwil on
haml to mil for thi t-'iiii-f.
Mm ,. Vi. ImlLci, of ruiliuml.
v micu w it !i ii-n U ami relatives in this
city ! ui in the past week.
Jii. Keiilleily, Sr., ol Goblc, Win n
humiic-s viti'.or to the lotinty neat during
the pust'wrck.
S. S. Louis, ft Miiultiin, h letn l.'!ing
tin Al loc Halt iiinl miikU.K a piclur
show l ouse of it . 'I lie Imnt of the new
chow will I lip to date ami neat in ap
1 1' inini e mill when i'oiiiilvleit Mr. Iiii?
jwiil loin' it tini-hid upon the insi.lt' ill
I lir-t i!.i-i vh..e. No i'..ite li:i Jet
I eeii ill liuiti ly n' u aioi i il lor the opeli-
I Ti e T i virth League will ivp n rc
leeptun ! r the lenclui'S o( the r.ubiic
jmhod lit the l ily Hull thi. ;KiHa)
I evi n nft'. I've v olv ii iuvitfl lonttcml.
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Mr. m il Mrs. I ltit Ue-ll y went to
I'liit'ian I Moiiiliyo i the nfteriHKiii train.
F'.il .i iiiu to the liosi.it il fur lre.it
im nt for a bad nlmck ol tun il in.
Ti.e dance at til" CitV H H Inst S.iMir
dav n L'ht. uivi-n nv the ball tenil win a
tg tun cc-. U'intt well atteinled, nnd all
haviiu a g o.l tini". It also nette I the
lioy-f u H'" d pmlit. The ii.u-ic was fuin
' ihlicd bv the St. Hclem tlr. hi stm, ami
wna the bci-t that we have had here lor
some tune.
Mr. t'ha . K. McCormick, preiilent
of the St. Helens Mill Co. and of the
Si. Helena Timber Co , mid interested in
van ma other Columbia County filter-pri-cs,
i- in St. helms this week, look
ing over bis different i.itercata hmI is
very lull' Ii pb asi d w th coiiilitions is
this Keet lull.
Mrs. F. W.Owens, of I'.i iideiin. Cnli
forniii, is visiliuiJ at tbe hoine of Mrs.
Win. Unas. Mis. tJelis ami the Kor-aea
were fiiemls before either Clime west,
both being from Wi-coiiin.
W. I'., Stevens, of Soippoose, came
into town Inst Wednesday in hi auto
lliobib', llOKN Oil Fii.liiy. Septeinber L'Jnd,
in rortlmnl, to the wile of J. W. Day, of
Ibis citv, n baby girl.
C. Meschcr, of It tinier, was trans ict
iti'4 bii-ini vs lit the county sent cUi'ing
the past wrt-k.
Peputy Sherill' A, Jt. laike lias been
busv during tin' past we, k serving
papers all over : lie county. Not only
liss there been th work of nerving on
the liieinliers of the jury for the October
ti rm ol Court, but ol lute tlure lias been
an unusual liuiiibi'r of pipers for nivice
in civil suits.
Win. Waiter left, here last Saturday
f i- Cotvallis to commence a four years
coiine In civil enirlneei ing at tin' Oregon
Ij.icnltiiral College. Ibllv.ls a haul
viorking tiov. and has eanvd I lie money
hiiiis' If that will pay bis wav ilirougli
schooi. and deserves great credit f. r ts
ambition to bocome a civil enginere.
M s It. P. r.albigli. of lVairie City
Iowa, who lias been visi'ini with Iter
aistcr-in law, M'. Yeoman, left Wed
nesdiiv for a weeks vl it with friends at
rnynrup before returning home.
FOlU'Kf) SAL15 House and lot close
In, on Improved street, rivnr iow,
imrjnin. Inquire of J. V. Allfn.
FOKSALK A few good lots on the
linig'.tH close in and a fine view of the J
rive,-. J Vi . Allen.
The Ladles of the Kjiisiopal (iuildj
will nerve tea and cake nt the (in i Id
First Trip in Ten Years
For ti n years Herbert Holmun lias
ow ned the uu-amer Iralda anil .Saturday
for the first time, he boarded that craft ! cbow-n by the high school pupils
tor a (rip to Itauner. I he steamer
SCHOOL NOTES
Red and black are the colore recently
Hull on Tuesday, October lird, from two America, also operated by biiu, has been
to live.
M.s. M. C. Gray wwit to Portland
Wednenbiy, Septemb'-r 2utli 10 be pi es
eut ut the marriage, of Misi Alice 1'uariea
and Alexander Fru.ier.
Mr. T. A. Clonin,' r, of Scappoose,
visited bis wife at tie l.i l .nil hospital
lust Friday, returning o i i lie evening
tram. Mrs. Cloning r ho has been il!
for some time, bad mi ',i. ration per
formed for Bppe.inlif.il, about ten days
ago, and la getting along nicely. T. A.
also, had un operation for the same
malady tome time ago, and has not yet
fully recovered.
Mr. Stratton, representing ilie Oliver
TvpewiSter, dropped in on the residents
of St. Helens the other day and had a
g d time here. He is member of the
Woodstock ball team, and w hen he call
ed at I ho Columbia Kxchange he liegan
talking ba-elmll with Fler I'.rakke, and
according; to Stratton he had the bet
thiowing n nn in the state. Urukke
lughed at him, and told him he would
take him on and handicap him ten feet
and iheu I). at him twenty feet. He did
and then beat the typewriter tnan thirty
feet, and as a lesult Stratton walked to
the train.
New Houlton Pastor
At the last session of the Oregon Con
ference just held at Salem, Rev. C. L.
Park was appointed to the Houlton
charge. Uev. hark comes highly recom
mended and will doubtless command
large success in his new field. He began
his ministry in Indians and moved to
Oregon la-l year. He and his family
will receive a cordial welcome in Houl
ton. FOR SAI.K One team, 500 lbs, wagon
and harness iu good Condition. Also on -lltO
lb hore cheap. J. II. Lockmiller
Unclaimed Letters
L-ttcrs for the following persons were
unclaimed at the St. Helen postollice
f..v the Week ending S-pt. 2;'rd, l;il I ;
ll J. Hofiuan, Cecil Magou, M. Ko-in-batim,
Thomas Sweeney, Robert F.
Whithaui. Letters unclaimed bv Oct. 7
ill be ent fo t; e dead letter tlTice.
,M C. Gray, P. M.
Big British Boat Here
The big liritish tramp steamer Strath
blane is her.' this wic'i, loading lumber
at the plaut of the St. lb fms Mill Co.
and w ill take on over a million, and a
hilf feet of Columbia County fir. She
goes to Port I'cn v, Australia.
Notice to Dog Owners
l g license tigs cm now be obtained
from City Treasurer W. A. Hai ris, and
all ouners of d gs idiould secu'e tli'm
at once. All dog lieen-es dale from
Si pteiiiber and if dogs do i ot have
tags ou by the lTuli of October p"nally
will bo imposed as provided by city
OldllillllC .
FllANK WILKIN'S, Marshal
Firit to Enter State Universi J
Rosa Johnson 'eft Clat k.iniw this
week to cuter the State I'niversity nt
liiik-ene. This is the tir-t student, says
.I II. Collins, County School Supeiiti
len let, to enter the S ate I'niver'ity,
from Columbia County. A number of
young people from here have attended
lb" various colleges I'acilic, Willamette,
Monmouth, Oregon Agriculture College
but Miss Johnson is the first to enter
li'.igcne. Hip was bortrat Clatskanie,
April 'Jnd, lSliJ, and gradn ited from the
grammar school in l!H)7, and received
her high school diploma in lOi I. She
is the MM'otid iluitghter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chris .bili-ison, of Clatskanie. Mr.
.lohnsoii, senior partner of the firm ol
.Ii hnsoii and S in, is chairman of the
.chool board and has been an alderman
for several years.
The Council Meeting
Ti e City Council held a meeting at
the City Hull last Wednesibiy night the
purpose of grantirg a liquor license to
Haves Ksterbrook, nnd considering
erer.il other matters. The license was
granted and nil olhcr business postponed
to the regular meeting Monday night.
Thompson-Wilkins
Ml" Malile Thompson, of Houlton,
in his possession live years and he has
m t made a journey on her, according to
Ciiptain Lawrence llolman, his son.
The record is remarkable is steam
boating circles and probably no other
mill in the marine community cat)
evualit. The reason is that Mr. llol
man end of the line and bis attention
being demanded in the management of
orlice details, he found no time for
pleasure jaunts. I'esides work in the
territory covered by the steamers has
ben assigned to representatives, who
have been held responsible for the trade
handled, and there has been little oc
casion for the head of the company to
give details bis personal attention other
thin at Portland.
Of late years his eon, Captain Law
rence H iJmen and Kaymoml Holmun,
have taken an active part in the busi
ness and during a recent visit of Mr.
Holman to Kuiope they shouldered the
entire determined to make improve
ments In the service through the re
building of the steamer Ameiica, milk
ing her hull about one-third lot ger and
with less draft, arid it is estima'ed that
with her present engine and lioiler she
can steam from lo to ! miles, against
ll miles that fhe reels Joff at present.
When she is rebuilt and replaced on the
run passenger rates will be lowered to
23 rents, against 50 cents charged at
present to St. Helens and vieinity.
LOST One male bull pup, briivlle and
white, whitehead, except black spot on
side of nose. Ansaers to the name of
(.runty. $o reward for return to Mr.
Cohine at the St. Helens Quarry Co.
Sheriff Files Complaint
Theie has been no development in the
Wehrman murder ca"e dui ing the past
week, except the filing of the complaint
charging Pender with the deed. This
Sheriff Thompson waa forced to do from
fear of habeas corpus proceedings. The
preliminary heating will be, had, in the
court of Justice of the Peace M. F.
Hazen at some date in the near future.
The Sheriff says that his chain of circum
stantial evidence is becoming stronger
every day, and expres-es himself with
confidence as to the guilt of the accused,
saving that if the trial was at once there
is enough evidence in the hands of the
authorities to obtain a conviction.
FOR SALK January pullets now lay-
Miss Phillips and her small pupils are
very comfortably situated at the City
Hall. There are about 33 pupils in Mia
Phillip's room.
The second an I third grades, taught
by Miss Hazen, number over 40. Miss
liazen has some thing to do.
Miss Farnum, who has charge of the
fourth and fifth grades, reports full at
tendance in her room.
Miss Weed teachir of tbe sixth and
seventh grades, like all the other
teachers has a large number in attend
ance. The total enr illment to date, is about
170, and there are a number Of others
who will enter within the next week.
.So far, twenty pupils have registered
in the high school. This is indeed, ery
encouraging. At the beginning of an
other year, this num)er can easily be
doubled.
The high school boys expect to go to
Rain er Saturday for a game of ball with
the H tinier H gh School boys. While
the Rainier boys are older, we expect
to make it interesting for them. On
.ii Saturday fallowing. Rainier will
give us a return game.
Following is the line np:
Catcher. Vergil Hattan; Pitcher,
Harry Richardson; First base, Lester
Wellington, Second. Matt McKie, Third,
Cbas. Smith; Left field, Berlin Yeo
nian; renter, Ziuna Lemon; right,
Knute Bgorkman.
Archie Rowley, whose foot was badly
crushed two months ago, is now able to
walk on crutches and has entered the
fifth grade.
There are cot many new faces to be
seen among the pupils this year, except
in Miss Phillips room, where nearly all
are beginners. The people of Saint
Helens do not seem to be a transient
class as in many towns along the Col.
unibia. t
In the near future the pupils of. the
upper grades expect to engage in a con
test in "Domestic Art," and no doubt
the result of the contest will be the dis
covery of some excellent cooks.
Mr. Wllkers in has hid perfect atteo
dnce in his room thus far. Every seat
is occupied, but there is room for others
and they will be placed as new pupils
enter. 4-
Our school building is in
icg. ileat laying strains, cheap if taken-filial commands, perhaps,
nt once. Address Mrs. J. B. Thayer,
Columbia City, Oregon.
Boys Waive Preliminary
Henry Tieaver and Jake Rassmussen,
charged with larceny, having tried to
hold up Mis. Selene audmaking off with
two jugs of wine, waived their prelimi
nary bearing in tbe court of Justice of
the Peace M. F. Hazen last Saturday
and were liound over to await the action
of the G'ai.d Jury, under bond iu the
sum of $,"i00. This amount was offered
ill the cane of Beaver but the lad refused
to come out unless his companion could
be release l also.
To Build on Cox Corner
Mr. W, R. Hewitt, of Sid Francisco,
is in S'. Helens this week looking after
'tis interi sts here, and decided to build
a two story build.ng on tbe corner which
he purchased from R. Cox. The first
Door of the building will be used as
store rooms, and the top floor will prob
ably hi divided into offices and living
rooms.
REMOVAL NOTICE
a position
the most
splendid view of any school building in
Hie State. The beautiful Columbia
flows near by, and three snow-capped
mountains can be seen fi on) its rooms
on the east side.
The pupils of the high school have
organized a IVbating Society and
elected the following officers:
President, Anna Quick; Vice-president,
Merle Wilson; Secretary, Stable
Craifc ; Treasurer, Eugenia Deming;
Scrgiant at arms, Harry Richardson;
censor, Fred Morgns.
The following compose the committee
on By Laws Mary Hamilton, Leonora
Paulson and Cecil Ross. The president
a pixilated Susie Ketel aud Berlin Yeo
maus leaders for the first debate, which
w ill be held Friday afternoon.
Mary Hamilton and Susie Ketel reporters.
We have moved our transfer business
to our new barn just across from the
school house where wo will be glad to i
have you call on us w hen you wish a nice ,
driving rig, transfer or drayage work !
We carry in stock, brick, cement, and
shingles and feed and w ill be glad to fill
your orders promptly. Phone 15 or
leave onlers at Fred Watkins and your
work will be promptly attended to.
St. Helens Transfer Company .
The St. Helens Trau-fer Campany has
accepted the agency for Studebaker's
celebrated line of wagons and vehicles
and carry samples in stock. OH on
ihrm when in need of anything iu this
bne. Their barn is opposite the St.
Helens school house, Phone 15.
PETITION
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the Ronril
hirectors of School hislrict No. J, Col-
an I Harvey Wilkins, of this place. Were , "'"1.1 t-ottntv, Uregnu. will receive sub
mitted in iimrii.ige at the home of f be ' seriptious for a loan of flJ.OOO. in war
t ri.le ln-t Saturday niulit. The voiinir ! ""t". to draw interest at the rate of ti
couple hsve the liest wishes ol many
friends lor a Ion and happy lifts.
MASQUERADE
A jolly in isipierivle will be given
St. Helens Skating Itink, Saturday even
ing. Sept. Uoth. Pries will bp given
for the best costume, also the niont enjn
teal. Skates regular prices, spectators ltk
FOR SALK Stock farm M0 aires, 10
head of cattlp, 4 hores. 2 good wagons
all farm implements, well watered, good
house Hiii I barn insured for '.YKM), all
fenced, I 'JO acres in pasture, 2 acres
cleared. Inquire lit thi office.
per cent per annum, interest psyable
semi-annually ; ;;ikh) of same to be pav-
ahle In three years; ftOOO in sit years; Wm
1S000 in nins years and f'UHH) In twelve
years. Bids to be opened on lctober Tub
P.HI. Bids will tie accepted for any
warrant or warrants not less than f'H)
and its multiples, to suit pun ha-prs.
F.ach bonalide resident of the district
Is in v it 'd to snbscrilir.
By order of the Hoard of hirectors of
School histrict No. 2, Columbia County,
Oregon, tins Sept. 27, loll.
M. R. Miller, Chairman
II P. Wstklns, Clerk.
St. Helens, Ore., Sept. 11, 11)11.
To the Mayor and Common Council of
thecity of St. Helens, Oregon.
Gentlemen :-
We, the undersigned, respectfully re
quest that tbe street extending from this
l'lsa and Court House site to the wharf
belonging to the St. Helens Mill Co., be
graded and tnaradaiui.ed to correspond
to the present condition of Columbia
Sireet, between St. Helens and Cow lilt
Streets, and that the necessary expense
of miking such Improvement be paid
I y the owners id the abutting property.
.1. (I. Wellington, Charles Muckle,
M . Roes for Columbia County
Bank, !!. Moigus. St. Helens Lodire 117
I. o. o. F.. by W. A. Harris, Trustee,
i i. L. Cunn ngham, Trustee, George A.
Brinn.
Oil SALE One 8X10 tent, gla
new for fV.0. Apply at this office.
Beans For Canning
I The best variety, the Asparagus Bean.
J Phone or call On L. Rossasco St. Ilel
i en. Ore,