Rainier School Note.
Rainier, Ore., May 25, M2.
The past week has been one full
of Interest not only to the chil.lren
of the public school and students of
the hirh school but to the general
public as well. One week agro last
nijrht the hiffh school students ac
quitted themselves in a very credit
able manner at the Wade Theatre,
In "The Private Secretary." Last
Sunday morning Dr. G. M. Patter
aon, of the Willamette University
delivered the class sermon at the
M. E. Church. On Monday the
Senior Luncheon was griven. On
Tuesday afternoon the high school
picnic was held at the base ball park
at which students from all parts of
the County we're in attendance;
-Wednesday evening the school en
tertainment was griven at the Wade
Theatre; Thursday the Juniors en
tertained the Seniors: last night was
the culmination of the most suc
cessful series of annual school exer
cises ever held in this city, when
the commencement exercise? were
given at the Conjrregational church.
The graduating class consisted of
Mary Frances Nadeau, Esther Min
erva Dawson and Harry Ernest Rice, j
The exercises were opened by music
from the local orchestra, followed
by the invocation by Rev. C. T
Cook. Gretchen Moeck sang a
vocal solo which was heartily en
cored. Harry Ernest Rice deliver
ed an oration on "Commercial Pos
sibilities of the Pacific Northwest"
which for its accumulation of statis
tics was fairly bewildering, and
showed the wonderful resources and
great future possibilities of the
Pacific Coast and especially Oregon.
Esther Minerva Dawson took for
her subject "Helen Keller," who
although deaf, dumb and blind, has
accomplished more than many peo
ple who have retained all their facul
ties. Miss Dawson jihowttl a
derfully retentive ni .nn.v. , re
Vil
tii
her ess.iy without 'onsj'.ting
notes. Alary trance JSa.tenu vs
undoubtedly the orator f tho ila ;
her subject beinp "The ")i:T'v y i
IjKr" which was !eliv;vd n ij
masterly manner. Ceo. ,V. "o:il!
sang "Love Watches over ;.!!," :if r
which State Superintendent K R.
Alderman delivered an address
which received the close attention
of the class and audience: the gist
of his address conveying the thought "
that, we can be what wo want l'" If. !
to keep everlastingly at it. to help!
the other fellow which is one of the ;
greatest enjoyments of life, and to
enjoy life by enjoying the- :;ood.
great and grand thit .is that aiet!-
ways within our reach. After tl .-
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iC .u il . : ..Ci'v .fs.li.l- iChni ia Park,
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ilm liiig thi rot of itieh
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improvement across Wyeth street and
W.at 6tieet mid in front of I'nion Square
J.i aid City, of flt'M -Hi. l.ich ha been
il.'!v ati 1 n :u; illy nfccrtniiied a4 'IJ
mi p.M ti" M'l CI' v ol "t. Helens, and
!. m t ill mi :ii I C'ily V.i rot lll
t iiiilinicod;
An'1 h " . n: .!ir the Clnrter of
said Oiiv i u I n . d .';. aui-e N. till, it
to. .-ni i'ir u.-l frit' ll e emt of
, 1 1: !m iro i t '1 ell h!I it th
) r !'! a': K l' -leoii, io-w it, Is
1 so 11. Li.l cl.i Vf. in l-Wk i ; l,ott
'out i i i'! i.- m iu Wo. k 4" nd
io ; , ii i-.u?ie in Hl.k 00,
t v i er lot 17. 1 1 IiKici
l'i ik. 'TrejjJ, i-e.-'s
ik-iMis a Ol eu. ..' n- . ' t 1.
!Uk .5. Coliil . i:l l:rk. OlV.r."".
t-ieasv.Ui$l5..'; Augusta OWu.
owner; lot in bl.H-k 3, Columbia
Park, Oregon, assessed at $15."";
W. B. Dillard. owner; lot 20. in
block 3. Columbia Park. Oregon,
assessed at $1.".7.; w. 15. Dillard,
owner; lot 21, in bl.fk :5. Columbia
Park. Oreiron. ussessiil at $1".77;:
Carrtu Elhertson, owner; lot in
block 8. Columbia Park, or.-.r.- , at
sj. jed at $l'J.7i' Matilda J. Ui'.1'
ov ner; lot 1, in oloek 4, c 'h.tnbia
Ijrk, Oregon, asi-sstd nt li.72;
JaK- Bill, oivner; lot -'. in l'!"ok 4.
Columbia Park. Oregon, a.c-ved at
lot
lrvi?oii: :na l.uUS 1. to ... D in inciu
ceeded by well chosen words Li ive in B,k :i m d Loi 1 to H, both in
each member. Mrs. L. R. Ruther- ii isive, in r!ck 4. ia C3lumb ;i prk, assessed at $15.77; J. H
ford of St. Helens, formerly of Rai-!o.c.on.iMv a poriion ol City ol ; 0w ner; lot 2, in block 4. c ilmubia
nier. then sang a solo, a.u'.after re " J! - T "J? Tark, Orgon, a.ess.d nt $R77;
. . , , t i.i .1 ,ii H r V iAUi.itr.j( to tnc : 1 e oT i , . , r
peated applause rencered her bes 'IVfPil .s. A SJ jt teruiln.jJ r Hi.Ua Blaktsley, owner; S lot
Mleetion. Rev. Cook thu. gavt tb-'',i..'. ' .:c im v sii.i. t. ' I in block 4. Columbia Park. Oregon.
benediction, and Raiiiier's first liii .s..,, ib- re, it scionlue with
school class walked out into the ; the ,.p viio: .il f4 Char er nl or
great world to "delker the govls." " er. U City,! St. x s or-
0:EG0JI I!lT3
,1 l.l.iC.iU.1-
Events Oc...:f;i.!j Iiirouo;.t
the ta.a Dariaj the Past
Week.
address chairman A. L. Clark ot tl j 1 o 1 1
.1 I 1 1 , . . I t rrtk ll.utl,i 5-( -
Sellout UUWU liliscimu mii ii.i.i I . , ...... v, ,il.
... , Mil 111 llC rri:U'UI V III ui .i. i.rnrMo, , a, . mm . t .. .,,
berof the class with a diploma, pre-, , hh ,. ; $15.(7; L. E. (..ulker, ownet,
in block 4, columnia l ark, t,ivgm,
r-,-. .Til; ;t.
I I aWCKK U Ol. IT LU. , I , w . l. ."..v
ll
Codt Will b Awtmled.
SkK'UI. To in:il tuoio fffiTtlv the
JurihilU tlon of the coiiorot oti U.i':irt
nitmt, lilh tinil.r t!i" ir'rmm-d
law to bo iiilllnti'il vviil mi. to m-
nr.ite olTli i' of tl.: t'i. m il f tin Ht.i'.'
kOVlTlltlll'lll. tU. 1.' U ll ill I'll f""1
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WIGWAM UAR
I.iinors, II 'in rs ami Ci&irti
MOTTLE GOODS IN DOND
'1 jyy c.'N t&L
i:X i'i'j' vy,- VVV Vy "Vi CP
;ki tii of u.tA Oiv.o"
; r.n n! i- ',...;iltl.' fill"
. tu itvert: 'iii'T.
, ,. f :i!i..'n.lnii".it ill b"
Uu!v" I'i'ul I'Stato anil otlii r
;i ihiiv torn hi'il uiou In
I., it HOW bt.ttll.
Much credit is due princi nl P. -
Nash and his corps ol te.i.-hers. u t
worked "unremittingly (U ring tl
whole season for the sucitss of tl;
pupils of the schools of this city.
Ordinance 121.
(Tflif ffounftatiou of ffnrfimc
An Ordin.inoe apjor:ui;ii g tfce c
of opming, gr..d og ami ci n-tnirtu .
Heml.ick stree'.in the C';fy of St. II- !
en?, tlreon, lK-tw.en tin nor:hn!v
bouo'lrv line of Willaii.i tie street ai il
the northerly Ixami'.irv liue of a!J cl'.
nd sstessing the co.t of saiil i r.fove
DJeut to the property be-.i Gtte'I ; fi tet y
WURi:.S Ordinance No. llt vt ion
the4th .!av of Jar-.uiry U12, duly . n '
regularly i-assod and or.li.ir.fi by the
,
3Si
'HE habit of saving, formed in early life 11 the foundation
Ji of many a fortune. Thrifty people patronize il.e vir.gs
bank and prosper.
-fHE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT is a iprcial feaiure vm
thii bank. It has many deposits, both large and sm.- ll. rd
all draw the same rate of interest 4 Per Cent
Sr. HiLiNa, One.
FRED WATKINS
THE LEADING CONFECTIONERY
TVo TTc ti3- Elsewhere
ndies and Cigars
IFAYETTE
cheon Stallion
AFAYETTE
4 Years O'.d in Ma"
575 lbs.
.tm uuiuu at rouowing Places. During Sc;.:,ou -.91a
TUE'DAY-WEDN'DA Y, UKiiV, kD YANKTON
THURSDAYFRIDAY, DEhR ISLAND
SATURDAY-.SUNDAY, SCAPPOOHE
TERMS $15.00 to Insure Foal
EARNEST JOHNSON
Owner
A. II. D&OWN
, 11 1 1 .'te : 1 1 a "
I Ttit ). 1 :'h it tii foil .viin. ' ui
jit : lit ii. Vtnv aie poitioaid
;H,.:-i,i'tl : iil'i.st the lO'tii'i'tive
1 JL 1 il- lii. on - 1 iinpioi-eiii nt .le-it-iril'
11 .1! or imitice an 1 Lei-fin,
1,: .t tii . f . J m ms et a. i' it the
: .t ! Inr-ni n il abuttiui en
j i l j v ;-ie :, iu 1 tu i. inafti-r i ItJ,
lie H o lie .i' e I r-'jv re -se at d to
jlj. U fl i. e ;g i.i 'il, secoriliiii ti the
1 1 , ,t .i .'. 1 1 ii.aiuei ni s.d I l it. t'
wit :
L itt. 1 in block 46, .St. Helens,
Oregon, assessed at $26.29; T. B. &
A. J. Lott, owner; lot'2, in bloc 46,
St. Helens, Oregon, assesseJ at$19.
7L'; T. 1'.. & A. J. Lott, owner; lot 3,
in block 4t!, St. Helens, Oregon, as,
se'ssed at Si 8.40; 1 'eater Felton, own
er; lot 4. in block 4(5, St. Helens.
0)e,'oii, assess 1 at $18.40; 15. B.
Wicks, owner; lot in tlock 46, St.
Helens. Oregon, assessed at$l").77;
L.l :i Feito't, owner; lot 6, in block
4'i, St. Vie er a. Oregon, assessed at
Vi.77; FJ. a ir'eltcn, owner; lot 7, in
ll ox ; - , : t. Helens, Oregon, as-'
s svtl r. f iC 77; Jaeob Skuza. own
et; lot ,i, block H, St. Helens, Ore
gon, a; v.-jit at$l.r. 77; Jacob Skuza, I
o.-hi-r; lot 3, in block 46, St. Helens,
Oregon, assessed at $15.77; T. B. &
A, J. Lott. owner; lot 10, in block
4'i. St. Hti'c-r 3. Oregon, assessed at
$:i.77; T. 11. & A. J. Lott, cwner;
li 11, in ll :k 40, St. Helens. Ore'
gi,n, a; r:v at ( 19.72; T. Ll. & A.
J. Lott, v. n r; lot 1, in 1-kick 47, St.
Helens. Oregon, assessed at $34.17;
Annie M. F.ichanlson, owner; lot 2,
in blvu 1. 47, :'t. HeLns, Oren, as-
se-i tii a: 1 0i; Anniu M. Ui ard
son, owner; lot 3, in block 47; St
Helens, Oregon, assessed at $21,03;
Annie M, Hichardson, owner; lot 4,
in block 47, St. Helens, Oregon, as
sessed arS21.03; Oregon Wood Co;
owner; lot 5. in block 47, St. Helens,
Oregon, assessed at $21.03; Elon
Felton, owner; lot 6, block 47, St.
Helens, Gri'f on, assessed at $21.03;
A. Mli.vi o ' nor. lot 7, in block 47,St,
Kflvna, Oregon, assessed at $21.03;
S. A. M ili; , owner; lot 8 in block 47,
St, IJ.'n s. Or'gon, assessed at
il.i::. .'. A. Miles. o.vner.
; ' . r: . .v Kt; lot 9, in block
H. ':b- n. ('rej.'on, usvm-e I at
'. Harris, owner; lot
it, ?L Helens, Oregon,
.!-; : -I- ! ; ?il.0;'.; Ida M. Harris,
r.;r; . tl, in jiock 47, St. He
eu, Oi-'o-t, asse-ise.1 at $2.29; T.
I:. f: .' . J. L tt, wner; lot 12, in
i i -oi -I" ' . I it n. Oregon, tess-
i i.: ; C. E. Lake, owner;
i'i I !" tl, St. Helens, Ore
;es at $21.03; A. B. Uike,
o wi r; lot !4. i l block GO, St H;!-e.-.s.
Or-go ', asessyi) at $21.03;
Ge ,rteV. B inn, owner; lot 15, in
: c!: i, i, S . Heleis, Oregon, a -'.'ks-
3: G ore W. Eriin,
assessed at $7.88; J. H. fronklte,
owner; lot 6, in block 4,' Columbia
Park, Oregon, assessed i.t 15.77 ;
Joli.i T ringle, ow ier; Kit 7, in block
4, Columbia Fark, Oregon, assessed
at $1".77; John I'ringle, owner; lot
5, in block 4. colutnbia Fark, ore
goi, assessed at j'lo.77; F. A. & F.
C. (leorire. owner: lot 9. in blm'k 1.
f 15.77: F. A. & 1- C. George, own
er, lot 10, in bloc'.; l.olunibi.i Fail,
Oregon, assessed at '15.77; Kdwin
& W. M. Ross, owner; lot 11, in
block 4, Columbia 1'ark, Oregon,
assessed at $15.77; Annie Fussell,
owner; N 1-2 lot 5, in block 4, Col
umbia Fark, Oregon, assessed at
7.88; J, G. Pringle, owner.
Passed May 27th 1912.
Approved May 27th 1912.
Dor UcpccltJ to bo Well Developed.
l.uKi.vil'w.--Utr;;e il.v'louin'iit ork
la to be ilone aiul considerable iinu bin
cry Ik slmut ) ln Insi.illi'J by tlu tire
i..iii llor.ix lo.ni'.iny. which linn bold
inr.u of scverul thotinantl tu-rea of rich
Ji'liosltH of sodit nt Alkali I.liko, ulioul
io mllcg frt.i'u hire. T'.ie work will
consist uf bultiling a Uirtto eviiiiorntititt
lil.inl whero thu iroduct caa h.ive the
larK r tiortluii of the moisture remov
ed. 80 that tin finished product will be
more economically handled In shipping-
TAX LEVY FOR SCHOOLS
Coliego Official Want Atsetament to
Maintain Institution.
Portland. At a conference between
PI i'!l sii'i'A.iumlttvc. coiikIkUiir of
I lie presiileiitM uii'I i.i.'inl'crH of tlm
lto:'ril8 c.f lieuentii of the I'nlvi'nlty
of unn-on :.tid the Dri'on Agricultural
Cnllcse, riKo!iition -ra adoptid re-iii.-KtliiS
the coinmif-iiloii npiiolnted by
Uovcruor Wett to initiate u tueaBure
before the pcoplu prjtldttig for a filed
annual tax levy of "10 of n mill on the
asscMsable valuo of tho property of the
state for tho maintenance of both
schools.
At a rfcent conference between the
members of the to boards of reKents
Martin White, Mayor, May 27th , Salem the m uu r of providiiiK
1921.
John Q. Gage, city Recorder.
CEMETERY CF'S'JICnES.
linniicci for the nialiitenani-u of (he
two imitUutlons urn UiiiiUr-s.-il. with
the result that (he r.'f;ea( imreed thai
l( would t better for both m-hools If
fur- !:i for their maintenance ntumld be
ia:: - I by ijirct tax oil a iii llnse hauls
rai' er ili.in fur each to di ;iend ou
' " i ? nniri'priatioae tbro ivM tho leu
I.:!:, lure.
Tun Coi' ni: a m iiool now rcolv.
l.K a:iinr:i;y roni tb. sli.'e Sss.TiTti.
The Dreary Plot In Which Mont Carlo
Duris It Victim.
Mntllda Betliiim lahvards in berime:,
"lu'the llreirt of the Vuiui-s" advises
all vLlturs In Mutite Carlo to go fo the
suicides' i-eif.etciy lef.np these other ! while the lTiu.cr-:iy of 0:i:ou lia a
places for wliliii Mim to (arlo l.-i f.i , sui.itui,; ppr..pria(ljn of JlS.Oua.
BJOU9. Sin itHHcrllH-M the nmull Inclo- I
ure. walled In ..ml lmvlK a gnte of j Log Ra..5 Ca.e Important
. , J --. Bilker. Word
iiere, in coe iiioxiiniry io fianien
rubbUb. n!u mi; n. "l.r.il ea hot t lee j
and other n-fiMi rest the suk-ldes of
l-i-
i i
I:
Monte Oi:-li). I 'irli d by the parlxh
(rravedi'-uer. v.lthtmt fuuernl nnd with,
out any kind of religious ceremony.
Each grave imirki-,1 fiy nil tip
right bit of wood. Rouiewliat Inrgi-r
than flint by hU1i eardencrM mnrk
their sihhIm. ii ml nri which Im pnlntiil a
nuuilH-r. n.ithliii; riure. Apnrt from
these are K'akin di ii en Into the ground
which i.irnk ii h y,( unappropriated
pots. Tlii Indescrilinlile dreariness of
the ceue Is lieL'titi ned by (no moiiii
mental atones K.iilaiiiled with wrentb.1
and Hurroumleil iiy llowcrs The flrHt
records (he memory of a young artl.
nno and was raised by Ills fellow
workmen; the iwoi'i) commetnnrntes
brotherly nud sNterly afTectlou. IUi;h
suicides were driven to self murder by
play.
"The remainder ore mere mi in hern
There tiro poor gauimters as well as
rich, end It Is only or chiefly the poor
oiiim who are put Into the ground here.
The boiIiiM of ri- ll folks' relatives. If
Idei tifi.-d. are Immediately removed
M iny Milcldes me burled nt Nice mil
M -i (oii v but (he larger proportion fur
1 4 i off Mill."
was received hero
that the i.t.-.te rallivsd cominisnlouera
will retciiii" the l.i-irl:: of tho Ine
rat-j caso cf tho faiiuliT Valley mil
rcr I on Juno 18. Tho l beliiK
pc I' d by the Hulo-r Coiiimerclal club
on the ln-r- f that the rate charged for
hauling loss In to hh;h thi.t It prohib
its the br!n'l:iK of maurlal here for
tho liakcr nam mills.
M A I) i: I N C R E (i O N
Roinroi-co.! concroto f ulrcrU hT0 piuAiI the exporlmcnlaj fa
Every consumer lm Imchio a iMcwter fur thorn after trial
liuiMH'tiou of our l'bitits ami luothinU in frooly iuvittxl
No iloubt longer enisti n'Htttt roinforml coucroto culverU
Frost, llto, alkali or aalt will not JJr cultorU
Our joints oro nocurely loi kivl with (liUnjnn tlraw bars
RoinforoiiiK is fUy ItoIocUmI by tlio crot eovoruig
Concrete) is tho l-ont known inHtrTitUvo for metal
Eventually roinforeeil conereto culvort will Ih uiiivoraal
Dou't dely ieruitiiicnt culvert coustmctiou any lougor
Concroto culvert aro iHrmiinent iiujiruvomouU
Our avbtom is tho U st on tlio uinrkot tHly
Nmv is just tho lx'giiinin of tba txit.crete nf-o
Concr.do iiroiMly in'lo K"'""4 nMx mr by year
Reinfoicin a.M to tho Htretigth ami tlurabihty
Ecoiiomv is iirotnoto'l l'y jH-riiiiiuont itnpnivoruonU
Traffic Krows heavier, t'oiioreto intMti thin oontingoucy
Every other kuowu inatoi inl deteriortite with ago
Cement is boeoiiiinu hhto mu inorft a homo pnnluct
Uutil concrete ciutio on w expn"'". r inensary
LalHr is a W factor in reinforcoil niicrtte coiiHtrtiction
Valutw aro not delenniitl solely by tho cwt of an article
Every ono of iur reinforeeil im'r'U culvorta i wnrrautej
RottJ buililing is of a scientific! ami xnimnout nature tmlay
Tho reojilo want tho very Hst thut their moucy will buy
VVby not loop wp ' l-' P'n','",'0 ('' lnian progresa
Ono trial will convinro yn that our aysU'til of
Rcinforcotl concreto culvert construction hru eoma b stay
Kinilly Kive this matter serious coiisiiloratiou
Sowor, drain ami culvert pip uro our aixwialUe
Cali t tic ;ituiuuui uf )our RoaJ Supervisor to this Cul
vert ami uri? its uscagc in your district.
It Wn.i. Last Always
Reinforced Concrete Culvert Worki
26? Dak Strvtt 1'iiRTLAM), ORKGON
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Houlton Market
C
rOWLl.L A HARRIS, Prept.
bK I IK KM It
l'roh find Cnrcd Meats
iVmltry, ICtjgs and Ilutttr
YOt'R PATRON ACC SOLICITED
CORRECT WEIChTi
'V. P.r HlgHett Cull Price for Baaf.
fori, ana V..I
ILLICIT STILL IS FOUND
r I ci
l.-.t .:s
AX ' GKR
Subscribe for the Mist
I 1 it ":.5r nn,
k C .', :
v. -a i
Very Serious
It it a rery terlou matter to ask
tot ona medicine and have tha
wrong one given yoa. For tiiia
on w crfje you in buying to
N careful to get the genuine
THEDFORD'3
D1JG1GIIT
liver Mcdlckie
We medwane, for constipation, in-
hiL 11 Imitate
Othet raedKjnea. It ie better thin
onte Lvef powder, with a larger
a! than ail othete c-mblne4 ,
SOU) Ot TOWN Fa
Str. Ml
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Suniiner I
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a a c
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St. IUer
50 cents one v.:iy
75 ctnts 1011:1 1 tr;
Tickets gmd arty fir.:: ;iftr
April 4th
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owner; lot 17, in
iekfH, Oregon. as3
03, Wm. H. Iirinn,
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n L if t 3, CkIj.ii !a
at-s-'-sjfd at ?l".77;
n. r: lot U. in 1 ksk
i'aru Poataga Ctamp Exchange.
"A c- irb tnarLtt In I'nrlr wna nrlt
ffti 011 a nlrturp noxu-unl
fn 1 1 ti.at city bv a Wull atrpt-t broknr
It 'iim rd no open nre l hruncd wltli
cur,, wirjifti and boja, ninny of whom
Iil'IU bo.k and portfolloa. A letter by
the mioie mnll explained tlint tbln won
the "iirstase ntniii'i exchaiiKP," where
dwili'i-n and collp.-torp aMsmbled once
every tniintli "to do bnKlneiia and to
ri Ki-lutf prleea." "Here one niny tlnd
m lioolb ya. treat luwyerx, mxlcty wo
men. nlirewd trailers, writers, mer
chiinta and men of all profesxlona ex
chaiiKliiir. buylnff and aUowInu atanitm,
and. althoukh there in 110 argaolzatlon.
all neeni to follow unwritten law, nnd
tbe catberlnir la aa Interesting to look
uixti un th;:t afoc-k market In your city
wlili b niiH no roor orcr Its bead."
Naw Votk Tribune.
Revenue Officers Fad to Find Moon,
ahiners When They Make Raid.
Eugene. United St.iti-a Internal rev
enue officers and loi ul deputy KhurlffH
found a liioonablnera' atlll near Loa
buri?, 20 miles euiit of Eu;;i :ie, on the
Mclvenzle river, and conflscatod the
outfit. Kor siiiiio tin.e i; nt liquor in
lnr;e quiintltlea bus bwn f-uUl to the
loKt -rs Itud otuera at U-uburg. Slier
10 Iirowa bns been wurklrii? ou tho
oahj, and, becoming aalialied Hint the
h!.ikey was being made In that vicin
ity, turned the mutter over to the fod
(i. l orricials. As a result, Deputy In
' of Revenue fllji librri; made a
q ii t trip to Lealmri; nnd located th
PIuim fn the IiIIIh.
1 ivc revenue officers and two depu
ty Hl.eriffH raided tiie place, flndln
only an old man, tom women and
thlhiren. The dlKmembr rod ntlli was
found under a log, with nacka of corn
1nc.1l and barloy.
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Helens Transfer Co.
Phone IS
General Transfer and Drayage
DUr la
Brick, Cement, Feed, Sand
Shingles
ind
tuts fur
.STUDEBAKER
Wagons and
Vehicles
S3
at 7. im ' . 1
1 - H
O 0
nrn Oppotite School House
AHi,lJ.uLHKL MH.I.I 1, Uilili tiiUUJiUi
Ci
Wc aro after your linen f
"id want you to troile oat
j I humIiy for jnur on take '
I n onia. li. n't tun away slthC
J the no ii-ii tht yon can K"' Mir1
'- oik ilone 1 e aie I r lean un.oT-
i. -J VtMi cunt karlber, your money
:'Tii ; n with ', 'P"11 "i,b
tmr l.cme litultieaa men.
Newberg Editor Sued for Libel.
KcMiiuivlllo. Kdltli 1'uUtrHon hatj
Bled suit for UO.OOO daini.Kes SRalnst
E. ll. Woodward, editor and publisher
if tho Newbera; (Jraphlo, et NawberR,
this county, brcnues of afr.temerta In
n artlclo In that paper on or about
u(?ust 3, 13U.
St. Helens lAiwn
Hindu Weddings and Burials.
Tho expenses cf 0 Hindu weddlnr? Portland, aern.inrv
cctie upon the bride's father, and they
are o Krent that a family souietlmes Is
ndnpd r ItnjHiverlnlied for many jeiirt
bj 1 lie mni-rliiKe of a daughter. '1'he
tint most eiwiiy affair to the Hindu
l: t!ie burial services. Kliould the
bi'i."l of the family escape bankruptcy
"in -i in.-, d iiiL'liter Is mnrrled the eld
(- m.ii U ulinonl snre lo be
wiii-n h" hurti's b!s father.
Corvallls Gets Threshermert Meeting.
;oudon.-sJI be threhhermen ended
their labors hero and ele:tid officers
as follows: John Minnlck, of Union,
president; 1. Can f man, of Hubbard!
TiK-IMi-miiuiii.; l-nilip S. P;,.H of
Corvallis was
1 aoscn an the place of the next con-
! ventton.
CORDIALS
WINES
CIGARS
WHISKEY
Sptcial Bottled Goods
NORTH PACIFIC BEER
COLUMBIA EXCHANGE
II. EiTAtmOOK, Ptoprlolor
COUIUEOU3
COMPETENT
CATERERS
Hiund te Pleiae Her.
"I v t -I '(I fur ten yenrs to please my
!fi ."' s. il 1 he marr ed map. "and I've
'ie-i r y t f'fri eil- d "
' I t po Ibler ejaculated his friend.
. I don't think It Is," said the
mi r -ltd nan "I'm nolnu to shoot lay
wif.' -Satire.
Fruit Inspector Starts Fight.
Ralem. County fruit Inspector
Jona hne commenced a vigorous cam-pnl-;n
In an endeavor to exterminate
ruined j ,ho San Jtli0 r :iln ltl orchards. He
j has iHStied orders th.u this i.ent be at
tended to at once or tine the orchard
Mil have to be cut down.
31S1
A Change. 1
"'hy did you chuiit:e physlclansr I
"I bad read nil the Imk.Us tbe otber
doctor bad In his wait lug room."
Louisville Courler-Jotinuil.
O OLIVF.R TWISTS
54. J
Vs
8ure It Was Safe.
T)l mi tb.it Voi r slrshln Is ab-
O: f!?on, f . ' i 1 1 I'll j h.nt,' snld tbe lurestlciitor.
I'tT TK'v r 1, r'i ' ' b',w ran T"a "1,nk hnt State
ir,cu' .'
V e biven't been able to Ret It to
lrtf the ariiund." replied tbe In
vent -r.-Cloi Innntl i:n'j,ulrer.
r. 11 r w 'y, 1 : 1, t,
tlu!r.b:i: I'a;k.
J U 315.77; lie. A.
; lot 15, in Ll xk 3,
I A Midnight Soars. j "
! Knleker-rdd your wire heir bur- :i
Riar In the ce!lnr? Mocker -No; she '! J
beard n biirRlnrette In the cellarotle ' f
New Vork Hmes. 1 !
lil'tAKFAST k'
FOOD ,
wi ,. nr . s'wiv "wmMnir
ti or.." i f unr cereals r common
in u.Oht liotiel.o'i!s. Hecsiia ll'
.wuntraters like what l go"'' ,ot
tlf 111, snd our Ccii'Kls and B.fsli
Ui f.e!t me an trior In qunl1'?''
In fart iou will find our Ord'
le- Ki i t ir.Hr Uie b-tteif '
yi t pilit.1 as 1 iw as sn.Hll "'",t
will permit. iH-albir si'"" J"n
vi l prt the riifht Mini ol K'"' l
the rlht kind ol prices.
Be a p'illo"M her.
philosophy be still a
tut n 'jI1 all your
ninn ii'inie.
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. H. JOHN & COMPANY ft
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