The Oregon mist., March 20, 1912, Image 1

UARGES r CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
OREGON MI
TWICE A WEEK
VOL. XXXI.
ST. HELENS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 20, 1912
wo. 27.
I. 1Jdj
County Court
Proceedings
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E. A. CUitscIt,. iliv. 3, H-c. 2,
for
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for
Wm. VringU; iliv. I. i-ec.
2, ht rl
Wm. rrinlo, div. 2. e.
2, ht rod
C. U. Enntrin,div. t, re.
0, pt rod
C. Lr. tX-tti'f". div. 2. fjKT.
a, per nd .
C. V. KfiHtram. iliv. 2, m;c.
K), it ru.l., -
Efifk Erickson.div. 2, f lttc.
1, H-r rod .
Krick Erickiwn, iliv. 2, spe'C
3. mt rM
C. A. Mill", div. L "I1"0-
per rod
A. L. Parker, div. 2.
7. per rod
HMO
4 2j
4 M
11
2 M
0 SO
2 13
1 yj
S. A. Wilklnwn. div. 1, s;ee.
1, per rd-., , ... . 7 !M
. For dtHtrict N. 8, thes following
bh! were receive d:
E. J. LlndK'rjf, nrH'ciflcatl.jii No. 3
furllOiK), otj condition tint county
furnish trailer and remove cerium
lend-.
Soitt and ycuouMi, n,rct'icau sa.at rena .1 n ul hnaay.
1. 2 and ... for $r,9ls.2-. nnd Uie We nelMwJ U i.w.Uion the
to:rtbw advised it U or !.red l.vjf-. that 0. D. Kyle njjved to
the court that all of r.-.M l d .$i. H,.L;u Ja4: week, the reason
and Owf ia ne are h-reby teji cte J
It'. farther or-'-Ted b tin wart
'that said work at a lverlif. I, bo
vr.'iriiH'd !y th't -i;trvir of aid
diiitriot No. und-r the ilirrctlim
of t!i' county court.
Fir r;al d;. Uriel No. '., tho f..
kwiptr l i'l t were reeeivtM:
Sc.lt an ! McUuwll. , seitii-.i-
tJoiw J nnd 2 nnd L'win: roi I f
f?!:l, and th. ourt In'in.i a Ivivd
... ... ii
t'td be, and the same u lierehy r.t-
jrcteti.
It is further ordered by the cart
that snid work a ndverti.! I Iht-
furnwdhy the aurtfrvisor of w,:,i;t this writinjf.
of the county court. ! r..rRo L. Tubb has bv-n miss-; Pf l hv,n ,ntf her town9 nd
Matt.rofIVtiU..n..rSui,;itI.a!.i.;ii:fiTthe past lew days; as cU.es a. to St. Helens and her
b,r Company f.,r rebate of ux. is leap year it is hard uifca. anu predicts a very
On this .lay the ,-etition f Sum-; U-ll what may have hapned. j busy summer in his line.
mitLumkr Company for l-cUte f Oar popular Milliner received j Mr. J. W. Exon, Manager of
t on timber on 81-2 of Swl-1 of her stock of Easter hats a short o the Lewis River Navigation
Sec. 24. 7-4. on account of said Urn- j time ago, and they were admired j Co. was in St. Helens Saturday
ber having been removed pi ir to i by everyone, until the bt-jian to 'and perfected arrangements
the time for inakinsr iiH.ment for
year lido, coming1 o regularly for j
renxiicratinn,un-l the court hcii.r:
dvinrd in the premises, it is ir
dorej Ly tho ourt t'aa. tho clerk
I. and he is hir.,..iy authorized nnd
instructed t Mmie a warrant n
tlieKen.'nd fund in favor of Sunmiit
LumU r 0,utMinv. in tho mm of
lfU
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Matter i.f lVi.iti.in of .1 A Van.
ct
al for a County Road.
On this 7th dny of March. 1'.'12
toitM.m fur lu-nrinjf the Ktition of
J. A. Vim, c-t al frechilda, n -iilii g
in tho r..u. district or districts f
il jinM.Md road, prayinpr f-r tlic
wtablishiriidit of a county road, dc
rihe.l as
Cumini.nLM'nsr ut a hUi'ab marked
"R" t thu end ,f the Graved Riad
F E Malni'K'rir place, n'o'.it 40
roU Northerly of tho 1-1 staku U-twet-n
Sections 12 a:id 13. in Town
'h'p six north of ranuu rive west
of the Willamette Meridian, and
running thence in a northerly di
rection on tho eiiHtHide of tho hill,
on tho most practical route ( iot to
exceed ahout six h.t cent grade)
and to intersect thu present county
ud at a stoke marked "R. ahout
40 rn.1.
Place, or about 80 rods alonjc the
fcllll Pi.iinfu I l . .1..
"Wtlon tmm tkA it ,i, . .1...
-. n., w ulna ainnu un hiiv
liixs of the prew.-nt county road,
muklnir n itiut
fun tei,.
j And th( iviiy vacating all that
portion or tin protent county road
i Covered by the idmve tuiid
! lying nnii U-inir U'twwn wiid i.inui
' rnirvey, when said road i com
, piete unl ready for travel.
And it witiafuctorily apjtearintf to
the court " from proof Wed herein
t,ut due notice of tho jjendeacy of
(.!.. . f i
m.m "rui-wtimg raw been jriven as
bylaw required, that twelv;l!,0f
feuid i-etitioiiern a l..-.i f r....i,,.!,i..,-
of U.iscountv. rmi.iinir i.. t,.
district or district of tho propositi
road, and that a ko1 sufficient
lond has Uvii ttiven and filed hero
in.
It is therefore ordered by the
court that tho Hoard of Coonty
Road Viewers meet at the beit-inning
j point of aid proponed road on the
,21st day of March, 11)12. or on
i their failure to meet on said day
then within live days thereafter, and
proceed to view, survey and locate
said proposed road.
Continued next Iue
TU EN HOLM
Estoii Joaiuton of Clatakanie
w3 tiumi o.i iuj uuny melius
he gave for moving .vm that
tnere was too ujch excitement
here.
Our 1-jig contiaued drouth
wi, broken by a nice refreshing
s lower last Thurda, Friduy,
3 UjrJ,ty and then bo:ne.
ilr. Walter Uulf went to i'ott-
u u tuu WK Q bui,t u house
o.i aomo lou he owns there,
t Miii Ad.i Johnston is visiting
friends at irenholm this week.
NVe are pleaded to report that
,Iarrv WllM,m waoliua been tick
uitiiljm.ui.ior.uu tluinif iik'i ly
Hitach the nrice tavrs. when we i
noticed that the male jpulation
jail tot'k to the wuods.
Citt hi. i-i ikil in f 1 rui 1 : iti
this tttx-k that slrawUM-iiei wire
r: . , .. :.. Tr..i,K,,im wt '
hasten to corrtvt the oiror. 0f .this irarket ta them. The sched
r..4jr. w..i;;iv.. uvervdeliirhtfui; of tht Company appears
i.,,, ,.,.. -..r i i,,,
i:i.fie a hri V - LHUIIVb '!' J w. .
aov i.i'evar;eutf:is.
All ihe vacant
here are decoi ate
amo,andbi,nphiesof divri
i, JIvi luals uluwuvvei hnjr to U
t v-rn a-i a saci-.ne-e tt uie ai ar
o;tlu ir K.niitrj , by acce-pting
vinous o!'.i:e3. And an.on? th-'T.
wo notice the r.au.c f air gei.i..:
I k!..li I I'iu.i I t'lionii T. S
4,1,1. ........ 4 .v. -.
Wl.ite .f lb.iiUon. Ore. fir corn-,
ner. To-n is n very v arm per-' C(.:hnce with plans anJ specifi
peTS'.'tial iripnd of our, and .vecntiora on file in the olliio of the
t.'iink we c hiKI swing the entire
Trenholm vote his way, which of
course would mean an election,
but unless he will add the Good
Roads plank to his plat form, we
dont know as we care to have
him sit en our remains for the
ensuing term of office.
Call for Bids
. Scaled bids will be received by
'.. y-i . . f . ' l,,.v,K;.i
. n.,M, .! nnnn Pn.
e. - ouney up eu uu tiwiv i4v..
City Ticket
A mans meeting of the voters
of St lit lens was held at the City
nail laHt Monday night for the
purpo8c of nominating a ticket
for the election to be held on
April 1st. About 100 voters were
present and the contests for
some of the offices were quite
spirited.
Martin White was the only
J name prolKj8ed for Mayor and he
w 88 wciarecl to be the unanimous
.choice for that office. For Coun
cilmen there were several names
proposed but when the count
was completed it wai found that
Von A. Gray and W.lbur Muckle
hadhe largest vote and they
were declared to be the choice
for Co.incilmen for two years.
For Treasurer several ballots
were necessary to name the
choice, W. A. Harris finally winn
ing out over L. U. Rutherford
and 11. S. llattan. U. S. Dspain
was the unanimous choice for
Water Commisaioner. After the
voting for city officers was over
there relnained about CO people
J and it was thought to be a good
I time to sret the sentiment of the
voters on choice for President so
every man present v r.i given a
bullut and vr le thereon the
name of his choice, whether
d.-mo rxtic, republican or social
is'.; T u- vote stood H wsevelt, 2D,
Taft 15. Lafollette 5. Wilson 8,
Clark 1, Dryan 3; other votes
scattered between Debs, Berger,
Cliapin and a few lcal favorites.
Local Mention
Mr. A. T Law. of the St. Hel
ens improvement Company re
ports the sale of lots in Railroad
Addition to Mr. J. G. Fenton, a
prominent automobile man of
Portland and to RobL Adams,
President of the Travelers Pro-
tective association, auo oi rort-
jland. Mr. Laws state that he
? , f
whereby the Steamer MODOC
of his line will make St, Helens a
daily landing. This will afford
i the Lew is and Lake River people
""oi'W'" w come io .oi.
Helens to trade nnd also open up
eisc.v he re in this i.'sue.
bu:ni.ier wrynri, oi uiaisKanie,
e paces arouad's-'pentSanelay I this City, being,
ted with the ! the guests of Mr. und Mrs. J. H.
1!!
" I a.-uc Un. erMty. ft rorest
'
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'day, April 5, 1912, for road im-
r.rovem nt wor'i, to he done un
cii'il I.jv'- in ri i.! d!trii'tl
I.,, V.. . - (
Numbers 9, 10, nnd 11. in ac-i
Ounty Clerk nnd in tno nomes
of Supervisors in each respective
district.
Bids must be accompanied by
deposited or certified check for
ten per cent of amount of bid,
or a bond for double the nmount
of bid signed by two or more
freeholders. The County Court
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids for cause.
Signed,
W. K. Tichenor
County Commissioner.
college athletic association; he
one of the prominent college
athletes in the state.
Pretty Penny Easter Postals
at the Gift Store.
Jas. Leonard, of Scappoose,
was a St Helens visitor today.
Mrs. E. H. Flagg arrived in
St. Helena Tuesday from her
home at Elgin Oregon, and will
spend some time visiting with
relatives and friends here.
Bishop Scadding held services
in the Episcopal Church last Sun
day evening, at which time a
class of five were confirmed.
0. M. Washburn, Cashier of
the Farmers State Bank of Scap
poose, was looking after business
matters in St Helens during the
early ijart of the week. '
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that
there will be a City Election held
in the City Hall St Helens. Ore.,
Monday, April 1st. 1912. for the
purpose of electing Mayor, 2
Councilmen, Treasurer, and
Water Commissioner.
Polls to be open from 8 o'clock
A. M. to 7 o'clock P. M. of said
day. JohnQ. Gage,
City Recorder.
GoodNew3: Uncle Sam
has
Th Ltmp Trusts' Goat
New prices effective Mar. 26.
Mtezia or Tung3teins, ...
25 W.C. 63 cents, 40 W. C. 95
C6n ts 1
25 W. B. F. 70 cts. 40 W. B. F.
fl.00.
Carbon and Gem Lamps,
10. 16, 20 and 24 Candle Power
20cents
32 and 50 Candle Power 35 cts.
E. A. Rotger.
SJ OTIGB
CHANCE OF TIME
Steamer Modoc
Will u. til further notice
Uv U Center ... ti :00AM.
IN kin 6:43
' St HelHMi 7:30 "
RMgetleW .... 8:.10 "
' Monday. WrilniMilati, Fridays
KOR TOKTLAND
Uetuuiinifc Uavc TsvlorM. Wbarf at
S:30 A M en Tnitys, .Thur-Jay
am! 8a' U' Java fr
St. Helen, KidtieDeM.
V.-ll,iD(t Iji C n'rt ami Way P inta
J. W EXON, Mitr
Dr. Edwin Rons has returned
from California, and w.n occupy
ofllces at his residenceon Willamette
street. Office hours
from ten to
two. Phone 62.
Allen and Fclton for
bargains in all kinds of
real estate.
Choicest re-idence site-, River
forbeauti.
ful homes, choice modern dwellings
at reasonable prices. , .
Very desirable farms and acreage
tracts of all sizes and in desirable
Qpgtjjjjjg
Business property and various
business propositions for sale.
We have any thing you want
and will tell you the straight facts
for the asking.
List your property with us,
Allen & Felton.
FOR SALE. ;
A 6 year-old driving horse, weight j
about 1000 pounds and also a good;
farm horse, weight about 1400 lbs. j
Call on or address, j
E. R. Hyde,
Yankton, Or.
isl. S. WHITE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1JCEN8SO IMSALMIR
HOVLTON. OREGON
Dr. Alfred J. Peel
PHYSICAN AND SURGEON
Biok Building, St. Helens. Or
). h. a. curr.
Physician and Surgeon .
1113 to 1117 Selling Building
Portland, Oregon.
Pnouea Main 433; A-1233 j Pet. E. 4At7
Builder's Supply Company
Dealers In
Feed, Cement, Brick, Sand and ShinglG
Doors and Windova
GENERAL BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 42 Warehouse on Sheldon Dock
Fast Trains Hast
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
Spokane, Montana points. Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chi
cago, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and all
points east.
Fares will be quoted, schedules furnished and
other details given on request. -
W. E. COMAN.
Qea. Freight aa4 PaMeagor Art
WE HOLD UP
Schillings English Breakfast and Japan teas. Bulk teas, the ;
finest Pinhead Gunpowder tea, finest picking Spider Leg, etc ;
AT MRRISOTS PURE T00D GROCERY
FRED WATKINS
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THE LEADING CONFECTIONERY j
No Use Looking Elsewhere I
for Candies and Cigard
Professional Cards
jja. t- oiuriT aoss
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
St Helens, Oregon
Orucc M ocklo Boildlng; botk pboaee
QK.I0W1MBOM,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
t. ULiirs i i oaner
DR. R. L. Jeffcott
DENTIST
8V. IIELKJJ8 - OREGON
J. W. Van Natta
, WARREN. ORC.
India Runner, Rouen
and Pelria Ducks
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Singlo-Comb Clack Minorcas
Toulouse Geese
No change of stations in Portland
Trains from Astoria, and those for
the East use the North Bank Station.
J. a DEVENS. Asms.
. HoetltM. Orcg.
OUR TEAS
for your judgement because
we know they will stand the
test. The most complete
stocjt in town you will find
here. , ,
Ridjreways: 3 kinds; .
Her Majesty Blend. $1.00
5 o'clock . ,.v '. .75
Household ; per lb, .50.
Tetley's and Lipton's ceW-,
brated India and Ceylon tea
in stock alt the time also