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Newspaper Page TextIM Oregon MistfeW I uuli I I '"I M.i. i ' -V. J . flat -J Ilia Mut PublUhintf Company Ill1, uil'Ur III " Sunk aii-ri'v Kat,i t-lt iiuml5i A.lvni" ''"'if "'' kiutn "it ", County Official raner There ure ul preer:t seven j.-na-oiu'rsin Columbia 'umy :vd ing trial ami one m-rvhu a j'il sentence. Tlu crowded cornJiiii.n i,f the j;.il at tin' Ourt IIou.,e makes itnore 'sary to keep Koine nf tho prisoners in too Portland jail, so f our of them are now in Portland and four .'iru kfjt here. With tho pick-uirt ami insane who are In'inir brought inv frequently the jail U full all tho time. This j u burden to the taxpayer which could bo rcmetJied by pro per laws, but under the present system it am not be helped. As nn example one of the men hold in the jail here was arreted dur ing the first week of November I'jll. ju.st after the Grand Jury had adjourned, and ms the law only provides for a grand jury in May and Octolwr, thU man is held in the jail from November until May before bo can bo in dicted. Under the law a it stood a few year ago, when a man was charged with a crime tr.f liatrict Attorney had authority to summ on witnesses and examine the ca.se and if aul'Iieient evidence was found an information could be Hied by that officer and a nj.evdy trial hud; but th.it law was mended, under tie initiative, and now before a man can pled guilty, if ho wa.u to. or belorv he cm h.ive a trial, ho m i-.t b" indicted by n Ciiund Jury which, in O.'u ubiaCo nty, is only called twice a year. iJurely tiiere is need for an amendment to tain lav. 'i bile on the subject of pti-un-c;s it may be psrtint nt to remark that never iK'fure :i the lii.;ory of the County hai there been S many prisoners hel l in j;;il i.tone time. All of them are iu hi on felony charges too. Therein J. A. Pender and Pert Green held for murder; Jena Nelson and Hariild llarm-m fur robbery. Jos. by false pretenses: J. K. lla.idin j not ro through, for forgery; and Ja. FitzKer.iidj Work on the county road is for adultery. ! pragifssing nicely. A rock crush- ' ' ier is expected here to crush rock St Hekns is not the only place f worJ. Jn the near future. In Columbia County where build- . ' , , i an . t , i tw 'rs J Nussbau r.er and son in activity can be noticed. The) J' 'u , " . ' , , U .inier Review teihof a nu.nUr . spent last Sunday in I omanu. of buine;u btiddcors and resi it.m.id nr..l..i. uwi t-i i i i.iti fliers and mow conte.wilatel. There is ciiic Omt thjm the lower t'oluin bi i liiv.T, a d during the next few ye.irj every to.vj of any im portance alo'HT the river ii K'i'.iK to have won Jerful growth. A Communication To the Taxpayers of roluinh County, Oregon. I beg to call attention hut with to all the taxpayers of Col-1 umbU Cojntv. Oregon. in rcrfirl to tho petition pre sented to tho County Court on Wednesday March (th 1911 ,1 Urlnn!.iifiil n etiikn H,n.i,...i .MH...I-.L :., i ,.i rr.nn r-itirr YoU'RE AFTF.S IK feet South and 1100 feet Ea:,t of I Ernest Schelker 1 MERCHANT TAILOK Suits Made to Order in St. Helens from $Z2.oo up s C IIiinllnnlAtl (. vomers taken ior suns irum iuv iiuiiui'i,i V Tailoring Co., of Chicago, from $14 "P French Dry Cleaning ST. HHLKNS, ORE. t'.i- m i,f ,. ; . ! ! a - iy North Pan . ft y t, ' 'em i.ii x i(l a Nortriwi-ntfr-direction for a distance, of! aUut KWK) f,.,.t to and termlnat- ii ! ' 7 " ' , iK0 "l T" vhseh m located 1 13) f.et North of the! L' ..th I'., .i .... i ouiu r,axt corner or Section IJO Townshiji n North Rinro 5 West of the Willamette Meridian. And followin I will utato tlmt there is abnohmly no need for' said road, for i in to the lienefiti of one residence only, and be-j sides said residence has a jjood1 ------ i foa I to trr.vel over, and has been uf-i:ufjt '. the jmst 18 years, but for ki Hi" reason will discard it iv w :md h;i w a new one hui It .'if th expense of' nil the t'ixp'iy- (' :,r-:i: (', ,-.! .. .Vl'! I ' a' I t" ay I 1 1-ti -r ;li ;'. Jic t.st t ) l.uih! Uiii in id will .unour t to the Couruy Court of Columbia about $lo,(;;) for this road will Courty up to 12o'clock noon Fri he built on one of the HteeK.'st ' (lay. April f, 1912, for road im- hilla to be found in this county. I have waited for a whole month to see whether one of the under- signed ones would make an in- vcRtiKntion as to w hat they had signed but they have failed to do so, and therefore I say that all of tho taxpayers should act at once a::d stop the building of said road U-fore it is too late. F. FJtinat, K easey, Ore. GOBLE Mr. K. Kobleand I Burkhard 'hipjK'd considerable potatoes to Portland this week. Mr. Koble hhipped sacks and Mr. Purk hard a solid carload. Mr. Uurk hard is the farmer who raised such trood potattM-slast year. He raised CM sucks from three acres of jrHind, he sold these potatoes for $1.(15 per sack, F. 0. P. (Jobie. Mi. Tho r.as II inter spent Sat urday in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop are in Portland this week. It is rej orted that Mr. Bishop is con tempiaiinsr boyinjjan automobile while in tiun. The Uedtown school is closed for a week while the teacher Mm. Norcro.w attends a church dedi cation at Astoria. Miss Maul Bishop spent last ! Saturday and Sunday in Portland, I Mi -iAers. V. Ix'njracher and 0 1). Hunter who went to Bandon several wttk-sugo have returned to Coble. They had proposed opening a lumlier Mill there but did not find the proposition as sented. Sj the deal did We Plkask Thk Ha:;i to VM ' v J-nu,n Cooi Nkws; rndoSam The Lamp Trust's Coat. New pricis rlTeclive Mar. ha :cth. i j: W.C. ('" cts. .10 W.C. " ct. GO W.C. l." eta. 2T W. . F. 70 cts. .10 W. D.F.TOcts. CO W. 1$. F. $1.00. Ma.d or Tunjrstena 10, 10. 20 r.d 21 ! I'arbon r Caudle Tower 20c. r.2 and T.0 Candle Power 35 cts. E.A. Rotper. ! Gem Lampf. - IK ITS COMFORT. If Its Style Aftf.s Tr Wellington. j 4 m All. n and Pdton for b viral s In all kinds of; real estate. Choice-tit residence Mites, River Vlewa, reMtrlctod dlrtriet for lieauti- ful homes, choice modern at reW,nuble pries. dwellinfcs Very di'hirahle farmland acreage tracU of all sixes and in desirable orations. "UMIn'HK proK.'rty ana various bl,t,i'M'M l"Pitons for sale, We have ury thin you want and will tell you the straight facU r for the aakinjr. List your proerty with us. Allen & Felton. Call for BMi Se i bliisi , il! be nc iveii by provement work, to be done un der special levy, in road districts Numbers 9, 10, and 11, in ac cordance with plans and specifi cations on file in the office of the County Clerk and in the homes 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 amount of bid sitrned 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. ELECTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that there will be a City Election held in the City Bill 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. John Q. Gage,, City Recorder. Sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Columbia County rn to 1 . o'cloek.noon Wed nesday, . ;ril 3rd, 1912, for road improvement work to be done under sK-cial levy in Itoad Districts, No. 12, 13, 13 and 1G, in accordance with plans and specifications on rile in the office of the County Clerk. Bids must be accompanied by de posit or certified check for 10 per cent, of amount of bid. The Coun ty Gurt reserves the right to reject any and all bids for cause. W. K. Tichenor, Countv Commissioner. Notice to the Public. The I wo Ira'liitg ui5 iiiie ot llin P iflc Cot, ihi fot-itio Monthly and the ui'W. huve Iwen coniKili.Utrd umler ht iSl ( Siinn.t the l'cili M l th" iotL'iiiioo nf t lie nWih-rs L' si r i o nimn nor irurt ti l.kt -un-ct ilie ruclii.' M -nililv ft rreilit t .h Uitmul iiiMiiH.in nt naiii-nal v. litf Htid i in i tai.co. r ititrxluee it to no reiulfr, we wl'l .u.ikf ti,e i illott Inir -pecil olters: Send ,1V in tttip. d we will put you iiait i'it on.- mbscription li"t r ihe i,xt I Hir i:ii'iuli4, ami will will y u frc c tv of tl.e pcrhly illitrmrO Miii-Winiur nnnilHT, end ! t t liioiH Siinstt lu linn i oster, wrme y piickcd tn n.iiliinj luli. It wil iiinkH n lfiiiful orrameiit li.f nur liout rt-iM it d u. iend your or !e i Frd UU .irili.s'erii Milliliter, miuw t 1 ucilk Moutlily, I'onland. t)r. tton. LAND FOR SALE! Threo miles from May?er, Ore- uon. Ind nearly all level. Crushed rock road to station. $5MH) school house being erected close by. Write to owner, F. W. LoneRren, 423 Lumber Exchange Portland, Oregon. You better secure a few lots now before they ro up in price. Nuf ed. 1). T. Gerdes. 4t FOU SALK. A G year-old driving horse, weight idiout 1000 pounds and also a good farm horse, weight about 1400 lbs. Cull on or address, E. H. Hyde, Yankton, Or. ) 'nnal Cards : I. OIUUCKT HO(W PHYSICIAN & SURGEON St. Ileleus, Oregon OM.K K M'ickl- rni'ilin; both phone )K. KlJVl iN KOt. PHYSICIAN & SURRF-nN Dli. R. L. Jeffcott DENTIST S. WHITE FL'N'HKAI. UlkKC'iOR ll KN'KIl KVIH J.ll'k HOULTON. OREGON Dr. Alfred J. Peel PHYSICAN AND SURGEON Hank BnlMing, : : St. Helrnt. Or QR. H. B. CUrt, Physician and Surgeon 1113 to 1117 Selling Building Portland, Oregon. PUoiie Main 433; A-I233; Pet. E. 457 GEORGE H. SHINN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE: BANK BU1LU1NO St. Hblkkm. Obkgob . MLLLEU ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 8t. Helitos. Orafon . t Oscar wentwortn 4, - t CARPENTER awl BUILDER S Houses Built on the t Installment Plan 8 First CUsa Work at X Reasonable Price J ST. HELENS, OREGON J 3ST OTICS . CHANCE OF TIME Steamer Modoc Will until further notice 1ve La Center .... 6:00 A.M. lVkin 0:45 " " ft HeWn.....7:30 " ' Ridgeflcld 8:30 " Mondavi. Vnlndaj. Fridays FOR lORTLAND Returning, leave Taylor St. Wharf at 8:30 A M on Tuduya, Thuradaya and Saturdays for St. Helen, RidgeM. Woodland La Cniw and Way inti J. W. EXON, Mgr. Dr. Edwin Ross has returned from California, and will occupy offices at his residence on Willamette street. Office hours from ten to two. Phone 62. Life Saver In a letter from Branch land, W. Va., Airs. Eliza beth Chapman says: "I suffered from womanly troubles nearly five yean. Ml the doctors in the coun ty did me no cood. I took Cardul, and now I am en tirely well. 1 feel like a new woman. Cardul saved my life! All who suffer from womanly trouble should give Cardul a trial" 1 B61 The Woman's Tonic 50 years of proof have f"" convinced those who tested it, that Cardul quickly re lieves aches and pains due to womanly weakness, and helps nature to build up weak women to health and strength. Thousands ol women have found Cardul to be a real life saver. Why not test It for your case? Take Cardul today! mm GPLj THERE IS NO USE TALKING QUALITV and PRICES ARE WHAT SELLS THE GDDDS.WB HAVE BOTH The best line of Meats. Lard. Butter and Vegetable? 5 4 3 Try Our Prices WELCH & HCULTON it PHONE II e B. I. PLUMMER, I rap. r 1 CllUm AT f St Helena, Ore, 1912. Mr. Wage earner; You are cordially Invited to call at our atore and Inspect .our large atoclt of general merchandise. Then make known your fanta and we will quote you prices, quality considered, that cannot be duplicated in the city. Give ua a trial. Tours For Business. I-L MORQUS c5c SON 2 'i Wo A Guaranteed " " 'EatiiMlea Furniahed! I I R. CONSTANTIN ! Sit Plumbins and Heatins f S, Sheet Metal Work 0 St. Hdena Oregon y ANCONAS 1 B.P.ROCKS ARE PROVING TO BE THE BEST ECCS FOR HATCHING FROM LAYER 1 OF LARGE WHITE EGGS. GOOD UTILITY BIRDS THAT WE HAVE A FEW EXTRA PRODUCE LARGE BROWN EGGS FINE ONES AND LOTS Of THEM Eggs $2.50 per is $1.50 pel 15. $70 per 100 INTERVALE POULTRY FARM RAYTARBELL YANKTON, ORE. 0 PETER G. TABLE DE' HOTE DINNERS On The Strand From Sing! Comb BUFF LEG- HORNS and Singli Comb BUFF 0BPIKGT0SS. $1.25 par Setting of IS CaanalM Good Klci Albert D. Larson I! Si B. F. D. No 1. GOBLt Or. Sr.: i at KHEE SPHAKIS SILK ELASTIC KSXIIRV Kal rmt ' uMonwil lilank m nquv. WC0D.4!?r,CLA!?i:E&Ca oSUCCRSSU 1 GK3 2 Jiuildexs of Homes Our TnOFIT-SMRlNG Havssiccat Certificates arsREAL HoryMakers Send Tor Booklet tCwbattLlftKtkadOra r r to r Pbona Ua Your Crdari CHAMBERS ! OREDDW fITlia fAnMl l9Vft . U - titfM at (A tmw f winrtn 4 wiLUnerre trs. St. Hnltnt. Orf tit THM7 Kt $111101911 Which a Incf iiIhihm Dtliifj. tmtr Orttr lWITATinT PAPPAS VI FOR PORTLAND DAILY STEAMER Leave SI. Helena K ,A. M. Arrive at Port land 10:30 A. M. Lea vn Pirt land at t-30 P. M Arrive Ft. Helena at 60 P. M I Week's Grarite Co. MONUMENTS j Lowes i Pr t. in Poit.ui.u t : Dotif na hf Mail Mt Fawtk SU Comar al Calaaahte kapraMiatod br EARL PERRY COLUMBIA PRK aN LCilVC ORDERS s "I AT: THE ; BM i