GRAND JURY RrPORT
The Grand Jury for the Octo
ber term of court, after a session
extending over a period of about
two weeks, brought in the fol
lowing report Wednesday even
ing: October 18, 1911.
We. The Grand Jury of the
County of Columbia, in regular
session in the October term of
Court, 1911, make the follow
ing report:
We have investigated thirteen
criminal cases and have returned
five true bills and one not a true
bill.
We have examined the various
county offices and find them well
kept. We make the following
recommendations: that the coun
ty purchase a new safe for the
sheriff's office and a new safe
for the treasurer's office as the
old ones are too small.
We also recommend that the
vault between the assessor's
office and the sheriff's office be
divided into two rooms, and a
door cut in from the sheriff's
office and one from the assessor's
office.
Having finished the work be
fore us we ask to be dis
missed.
Edmund Oleen, Foreman
M. C. Hoven
Nels Downing
Joseph W. Barr
John W. Boyd
George C. Beaver
G. W. Makinster
lhe true bills returned were
against Pender, Lovell 2, Beaver
and Kassmussen. ine .jiot a
true bill was returned in the case
of the State of Oregon vs. P.
Jacobsen.
The grand jury investigated
the recent trouble in Rainier be
tween the city council and the
marsnal. but as they made no
report on the mattdr it is to be
presumed that they found noth
ing that required their taking
any action.
Special services were held at the Epis
copal Cburch Wednesday nigbt, to tledi
cate a memorial cross to the late Hon.
George Wirkiiffe Mi-Bride. The services
were conducted by Kev. Bishop Scad-
ding, assisted by Reverend I '.reck, and a
large number of the friends and itlativta
of Mr. McBride were present.
Rev. Murphy will bold cervices at the
Congregational Church Sunday evening.
Henrv Beaver and Jake Rastitnussen,
charged with the theft of some wine
from Mrs. C. Selene, had their hearii.g
before Judge Eakin Wednesday und
plead guilty. They were sentenced t'-i
from one to seven years and then j.
roled during good behavior.
Mr. Frank Greene, formerly of Houl
tOQ but now living at Rainier, i.-i in
the hospital at Portland, suffering front
several cedar splinters that were lodged
in his hand some time ao. The jxjisoi.
from the cedar has caused him a lot of
trouble, but he is now on the way to re
covery.
Messrs. Albert and Newt Parker, of
Vernonia, were business visitors to the
County seat this week.
Mrs. E. II. riagg and Mrs. I). V.
Richardson were Portland visitors on
Monday last.
C. E. Chamberlain was before Justice
of the Peace M. F. Hien last Saturday
evening chanced with killing quail out
of season, Mr. Chamberlain is the fo e
nian of a mill near Uufrle, and while oat
getting some birds was caught in the
act by Special Or me Warden Lte
Byers. He plead guilty to the charge
and was lined $7) . 00.
For Sale
One young cow, so jii fret-h. Thirty
five small pig". W in Skuzie, Warren
Oregon. Call up on Bachelor Fiat
phone.
Mr. George Elarn, of liainier whs the
victim of a painful and serious accident
last Friday night, lie was returning
home from lodge at about midnight,
With a friend, and they stopped on tie
sidewalk near the resilience of Mr.
Moeck to talk for a few minutes before
each went his way home. Mr. Limn
leaned against the rail along the edge
of the walk, and the rail cave way. As
a result of the fall he (obtained a frac
tartd collar bone, had three ribs hr .ken,
and is also suffering from a slight con
cussion of the brain. At first there was
fear that he might not recover, but he
Is Dow doing nicely and will be up and
around before very long.
Pm'niW Hotel Burns
lh Rainier Hotel a large frnme
building on be walk that ' down
the track from the brine part of
Rainier, was dniToyeiJ hv fire liit
Thurslay nig'it. Tne mii'dint? wis rr ir.
in ntm at the ti ne and wan on y a Irani
structure, worth probably about t'M)i,
with tome insurance.
I
COMING
THE DIG
National Stock Co.
10-PEOPLE-lO
Opera House. Two Nights Commencing
Monday, October 23rd
Monday night-mary j. iiolmks c.kkatest success
Tempest and Sunshine
TUESDAY NIGHT-A GUEAT WESTERN DRAMA
Pierre of the Plains
Prices 25 and 50c. Advanced Vaudeville Between Acts
WARREN
Bossel are very
silos for winter
Messrs Cooper and
btisv outtinn corn in
f k 1 for their stock.
Mrs. lVnnio is the guest of Mrs. N
Baker this week .
Mr. J. l'aiv"r his co no back to Port
land where he wiii res iine liis studies
at the Holmes f'.iuinesi College.
SSI
DIGNIFYING
. THE.
INDUSTRIES"
This Is tas tills of a twsuuful ! boot, wblcb
will show boy or trl row le SUCCEED. Pro a
lotal la lb mail TOUAT anJ It wtU be "
ti ira of th Coll is to dlaullv aad popularise
th Huluatrlas. aJ to ri ALL ne people. Uee.rs
couraea la i:ricultur.Ctvll Kuiclrieerlu El" trital
tulnerlrn .eclinl.-l Englnrtu. lllnlns LnKln
serluf. foreetrr. DJiiieallu. Solencs sod Art. torn
in. re. rhsmiicr ao.l MiiU. lbs 0Ue.e spsus
kepteaibor Sid. Calicos Irs.
Address: BEOISTRAR. OREO0M A0B1CULT0IAI
COLLEUS, Oortatlls. Orf oa.
tHoly Names Academy
16tk and Fraaklla Etta. AntorX. Ors)n
aJord. Maral. Inlnn.Hinl 4 rnaelkaal Traiaenf ta Oraae
w braaVae tur We and Olrle ami tt.f rlaa
,lr. UpartMit of luaao mm4 V 1.41a Jtaearfaatf lAae
abniri. Wa bo armionalaUune bar ahla tMrnMrnr
Udilii I.aaekwia b all nauila. ru
luc AuooojicaaMol aud lenue. Addraaa
rf I 3. T K K t U P K K I O K
Holy Names Academy
i T--1-. Ori
GKORGIC H. SHINN
Sr.
ATTORNKY-AT-I.AW
OKKJl K HANK Hl'II.IMNU
IIUK.NH, ; ;
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1 (K rULK-Clu-ster White hrg.j.1
Iras mini two yrnni oiil, also
lilirn l .n k Address C. S.
St. Helens, Oregon.
Kl'iiL,
I tilt
Irndu
S AI.K Heavy
w""ri, or
1 .r oim hor ai(on. Iu.ni
I l', C. Moy'r. Warn-n Oregon.
For Sal
Sii hi' . I ol khhI Krl jcrsryeoaiigj
sixty head of Angora K"al.
J. WWW N ATT A
l0TLANI)
lAILY
STEAMER
Threatened With Gun
Oiw ol the oretks employed at the
mill had a warrant sworn out before
Ins'ice o( the Peace Hnzen last Friday
niht, charging one ol his countryman
with tlirenter.inu hiui with a gnu. Con- j
stable Walking arreted th accused ,
man, w ho was allowed his liberty on I
(UMiMK up $" ca ll bail. As Usual in
foicli ciisrs, the tirceks (jot together out ;
of court and settled the inatler.
ses-
1t i ;aui.l.o i his undetirone ill
' '...., at thH Col Th Council Meeting -
Samaritan Ho-jJitnl. j
Mrs. K. Hariues PoriUml h is b"-n !
the guest of her pnenH, Mr. and Mrs. i
l'.euduie tho pas week. '
A new hou it beintf built fordu:
cerucd, it was fiascd by unaiiiinou
vole, ami uvproven iy A. H. i.ukb iiic
Is.iats hi on their new piace, Mr. Alfred j
ItussaiidMr. A. Johoson aie butlilliii;
The Citv Council met m rcitular
sion Monday niht and devote. 1 the en
tire everjiiiKi untiil ii'iout eleven o'clock,
to con-idering tn piopored ttock or
dinance After amending it so as to
make it as fair as po-sible to all con.
Don't Fail to Attend
The Grand Masquerade
On Skates
AT THE ST. HELENS RINK
iVMiaiiiCii
Leaves St. Helena o:00 A. If.
Arrives at Portlnnd 10::i) A. K,
Leaves Portland at 2:.'l P. Hj'
Arrive St. Helens at M:30 P. U
' WllV-lluy inferior flour ttticara
cmi (tet th (hiiioiib Vhit Kivrr Flow
! u llurriaoii's Pure food Grocery f
THE WHITE
4
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til" 1 ''
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SATURDAY,
Admission 10c.
OCT. 28
Skates
15c
it.
Mr. Norbeck's wife and family have
arrived from I'tao aa I are oc. upyin,;
(nand Bakeib ii .nse.
Mr. Morljei k recentiy Insight a part
of the Muckle farm near here.
5Iiss P.essic Ilaltan of St. Helen was
a Warren visitor Sunday Oct. 15.
Kev. Farnhaui preached a very in
teresting sermon at the Kvangeiical
church Sundsy evening to a lnr?! au
dience. He will pr.'ai ii ivin in two
wi eks.
.Mr. and Mrs. . A. Krlck-on were
Portland vi-itO'S We Incday.
nns - i
laintiff .jj
at the
i were j,'J
e ju.y -i
DEER ISLAND
The Mai ion Agent's sUter, Mrt.
Flinehofl'of Por Und, vihiteil him Sa'
urday. Don Hackly was a Clatskntiie visitor
Tuesday
Mrs. Jack Apphlou and Mr'. C.
Su.ith w-i'S 1'oril.iii i visitor Tuciday.
Frank (iore was up fr tu Hainier Mon
day and spent a few days with friends
an.l relatives.
Pay liaittens visited Hairy Smith of
!-: a p poo e ( i r n U a y .
A i)Uliilr from here went to 'Joble
Grange fair, ihey said it was line.
Mrs. Ward visited at Scappoow Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Gore went to
l'ortland and pur. ha-cd a farnai.ee to
put in their house.
Lnln Pay went to St. Helens Wed
nesday to woik.
The basket social and dance given nt J
Co!umbiaCity was a deeided sveess, a ;
crowd from here went, all reported j
having a good time.
Libbie Fowler of Scappoose vfsittd
Mrs. Smith Wednesday.
Mr. M. W. Brown is building a house
for Chan. Merrill.
Mrs. Oleeu and Henry was down
from Columbia City to Lodr;e Tuesday
night.
The stiprise parties are ttill Koiiijr on
last Week (ius Johnson was surprised
when he opened the dooi and about
thiity fivt! went in, but Kus trealed
I h m all to Soda water and candy, and
h' n they went to the hall and danced
a few hours
Aihert I'alinnest furnished tlie
music .
Mr. Kellan has a kwI many t pains
hauling gravel for lhe road.
Mis I ''ers of Portland viile.l .Mrs.
Siui'll Wednesday.
lidrrond Oleen and litis .la- er
CDiirtin ill St. Helens this ae k.
President of the council and uctinu May
or. The ordinance in full is published
eisi where in the .l it.
M s. K. O. Ilaen and Mrs. Kdith
ilacon, of Warren, were visiting friends
in this city Monday.
Mrs. J - H. Wellington was a Portland
visitor this week.
John Johnson vs. Frank Wilkins
At lii"t the ftmous "cow case" has
been brought to tii il and the plaintiff
W'.u out, the Jude deciding th.
ordinance under whicli the cows
ti:en up wa-i not valid, and the
deciding that JohiiS'in warentitled to the
sum of fl2 damuge". This cine is one
that many were interested in and now
that the above decision has net n
reached it is hard to tell what steps will
lte taken in teg.ird to the oilier Bniun t
that were impounded under the same
ordinance. If the marshal's acts in
reord to the cos of Mr. Johnson were
not legal, then of course all Cows and
horses that were laken up by him should
have been returned w ithout the pay -in.
nt of any money.
Hainier Man Hurt
Two fresh utiich c.ws for sale. Inrptiic
of tiank Glitiic. ki. Sr. Helens, (Ire.
Decoy Duck For Sola
Inquire of Ltsl ie Waters, St. Helens,
Oregon.
Hay baling, well digging, land clear
in.', (ioodwork at reasonable prices.
A. L. I.arjn, Warrm, Ore.
Fr-d Adams v. A . fc C
The case of Fred Adams versus the
Astoria and Columbia Kiver Railroad
was taken up by Circuit Judge Kakin
iast Friday morning, but never got as
lar as the jury, having rather a ieculir
ending. This cane was on an spiwnl
fn in the Justice Court, when Adnum
got a decision fur damages in the mini
I of I' A) on account of an animal killed by
the train. It seems that at the time of
the killing the road had already changed
hands and the suit idiould have been
hi ought against the Hpokane, Portland
and Seattle R. K., instead of the A. &
C. Thi! jury wai chosen, and some
te-timony taken, but the case was dis
missed on account of the mistake. An
other suit will be brongh in the near
fu'.ure.
State vs. Lovell.
Harry K. I-ovell, charged with forgery
of two checks on the Mint Publishing
Co. was brought before Circuit Judge
I', ill in last l-r.day afternoon and plead
cnrlty, lieging tenleliced to two years
in the penitentiary.
NitiiaLiklAviaiL Utl tiL.iU.LA1 trV liittLL U.tiL.i. AAttiLlZ
Ir s
VI 'V tXL
(Mil 1 I'M
.7' Na-i
If vou want a
cl.urr w h ch Is
high grade sewing nt-
Announcement ! t WorMl?!a(lari 01 ?Ictta
Wc are going out of business. Our
stock is being dosed out regardless
of cost.
Store for Rent
Fixtures for Sale
Applicants call on I'remises. All
persons indebted to us arc requested
to call and settle their accounts.
:l. s nil rjr rn"
buy the WHITK. The machine li
oii.rd for impllcity, dnrshllity ni
the character of the work it will Jo. II
C in made In two styles, the Vibrator bbaf.
b tie and I Ira Improved Rotary Shuttle.
lhe Inttrr muchine sews either a locks
V a chum stitch. There are a numhirif
styles to choose from arid the wovi
work is the hiindnoiiieat ivxuihle.
IT ; LOCAL IUCAI.1.R
I J. Muckle & Sod
Str. Iralda
C. I. Hooghk.rk.
Muiir.
Rainier,
Oregon
! The iHouiton House f
I " i
Now Open f
Meals and Rooms f
Near the Depot ?
Houlton, Ore. f
are
Su
mmoni,
i.f Oren; n for
Pore bred I). L C toar i.n year old
and registered Shorthorn bull for sa e
Cbtap. Inquire of Frank liruwa, Yank
tot, Ortfoa.
For the purpose of reslookiny;
th state with Hooves' and China
Pheasants. The State Fish and
(lame Comission has mad a
thi-co-ycar contract with Gene
M. Simpson, Corvallis, Oreton.
v hereby Mr. Simpson will jrive,
his exclusive services to lhe!
state, as well as the use of his
(xeelient equipped jcame farm. ;
Simposn's success in the rearing
if U'ilri rromn Lirrla tninrnntpea '
" - " - e. " 1 ' v- "J ' k " " p, ..... v. I ,,ih.r
the state asrainst any possible utie wisyi iinwmber
lost.
In lhe ('Ire. lit I onn ..I rhe Hint
It... t'.n.nrr i.l I ..I iim.
I f. I II. il. ...n ,i..ll,tlll n. Hit;n..r . (Ill-Mill do
teli'-alit.
T'i H.j'ii.tf i Ol.-nm, ri.e hmp riarne.l ilrerr
IM: In th. r. nr.. ..I h.- -inn. .,l iir irii v.,n
nr.. te r I.y ....ure. to HpiMr and ariwerlhe
efOMpMnit rileil aiiiiin.t v.m in tlie nhm'i. en r I -
I e i .nil ..ri ..rl.i.t.ire llti- i-x plrrili.in ol-lii Wei k j
firen the ilare n( lheflrt (.illilleii t Inn of I hi.
ill i moiis. In wit. i. II ..r hell, if lh.. J i ri ,ly i,(
l.i . erni-i-r I'M I. i..il thai II V'.n full to o almw.r
f..r wniii iin-ri...( the Iiililf ill a..y tn the i
' rt fin 'he re'lel pratr.l li.r III lhe e.implalni,
in -in, inran nii-nlirie .Hvnr.'e anil .l...liii'.in
.f tne ronrrnu eon.riiet now eilatlnir lelweeti i
voi iwvl tlie i.lnlnllit.
i it" itiitnoii n hml l.v onp r nf Ilia flnn.
J. .. 1 1 kin .In-li'i. el the i'lrrnlt Court nf the.
so, i. ni dr. ..nr lor the ( mintv nt Cnlnrnlila, j
mil .11' (if lie- I III ilay ill O'loher l'MI, ii reel ins;
' "e' mh I nl lh . iin.il he ma. Ie at leant i.n.eai
h f.n m ci.-i i niive Kieki In lhe OrcKi.nl
'! I i t.i. I ih.it il e .iii. n( the lii-t Mihlii ntliin .,(
li.i' Biitinniii'ft Ih- mule 'inthe Mnn ila ol (h-i-
I'Hl ami thai the laat .n'.hralliiu ba maiia
Wc Have the Mcst and Latest in Fine
Shoes for Men, Women iV Children
A New Line of the Best in Fishing Tackle Just Received
A complete and up-to-date stock of Conoral Mi
dise, Groceries, Hay, Granin, Flour and Food
chan
, Etc.
H. IVIORGUS .& SON
INDIA RUNNER
DRAKES
KAILUOAI) Tl.MK.
Iavra Hamler .tally (riivM HnB.iaylliwrW
Ian I, at S A. M . .. inn li.im M. llrlratUI
...,.. Ki'turliliK. leaiea I'., rtlaoj al I a t
M., arrlviim at hi. lleU ot at i 44.
Tin a A n m a. m n.J Pnal Pantalll
fdUilalllt iliU UM IlblLUU
FOR PORTLAND DAILY
I'OKTLAM) LANDING. ALt)EB tt-
Petition for Liquor Lksnae
lu the l .iuiilv i:.inrl nl lhe Hale of Orriaai
I In-1 .. n nly nl Ci.lirrrihia. k
In rtn- m..Mf.r uf the ai'i.tlratliitt nl W I Sal
In.li'f uli.l Jhi-oIi N...haniii-r. fur a lliaaa
In s.-ll .liinnin.. Ue.ie l-.n.l it''l "'l
nil.) (..i,i. nti., i hi, r tl.. .....i.tiuea 0.U
i. lie ktiliui, nt iiiii.la in ii.il.la (itrviurt. Ualu'
l lM l'....nlv Male i.l llreti.li. d
ih.. im.ti-tftiKiie.l i iini.riliiK a tnnv'tl
ill-l-val vnti r, nl In. hie .re-lii'' ("lie
m Htioe nl dreir.iii aim real.la
hNie . l.illv rlih. I In al'l i. ..M" P""1"
l..r ne ire than Ihlrtr 'laa, liniiinllaullj
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linrllna ...IMI.iU. herehv r"" Ko llT fJ
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J Sn..hall:i,er. M ll I. Ins. K I tl ,,
Kennei .1... H Anhlhahl. H 11"
lliwe, Me Welter. V. K MaSlimter WMW
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lien l.v Klten Hint lhe I j rKl..a I K nl. ""T' ,
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Wlltinrn, Speimvr sn4
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ll'innr. an. I li rinenleil . Iiler III ll'M f!
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nil .ilinnl.lai ..nut, m si. Il. l.ii'. i'''fJL,r
al nil. I lime all. I .iiro will a.a thai a 1'",
... iiM.iifi -i, -- ana1"
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Hie. I i dler ll Mr .re.ni' '.' ,
I ii'iniy, liretfnlt Inr .rrln.l nl '""' r'y
Ihi. .lull, i.f the 'ami.ill. e nf all. It I" '"'
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J.. ti llw,'"n',
Aiplii'0
I 1W I VTI.li II... i. ...I biMH
I r. I al 11 Ml VUb
lxelioii one mile N. W. of St '
A.ldress C. 8. RUIIL. Ht. IM"""
Fully maltired nt $l.r,0 K, h
W. C. M0RLEY
Box 97. Houlton, Oregon
For 5,1.
lots'
Ne S room liouse, 11 ,l0"",S r
, H.-inlOM, lieiirinK Irilit trir'i" '.,,-,1
I loved with f Irelrlr I W ''".,". o
' 11 r... I I ...L. f . I '..(.. Mil, l RlTf'l
iii- riiR iniiii " in"
blnrk 1'itr tinrk. Rf. Helens,
rrlet 2JI0.00, A" hom.