The Oregon mist., May 31, 1912, Image 3

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At the council meeting last
M -11
wm. tak-r, for he bu.ldm f
""l ZZ,
ci.i.'u uii..uv v.v,
gewer districts and then to b iil l
t. ....in mi Klur.r.tt f't....L
from the mouth to the fall., the
cost of the name to be ln.rne by
each lot in all of the four districts
which will drain into Nijrk'er
Cn ek. Then district hewers will
ho mail" in each district and lie
paid f'r by the property in such
district. This will make a fair
jitid r-juitablf distribu'ion of the
c t of the vl o!o r-e.ur ' d vsi'.l
reduce the cost to n minimum.
It also be made in cay pay.
merit on the rot rty ownert as
three years time will be eiven to
pay the afcsensments the deferred
payments drawing G per cent in
, crest. Now that the work has
really U-en started and u plan
atfnnl upon let us hope that the
Kood work will p ahead until the
thintf is completed,
The I'latskanh Hose Show will
t:ike place this year on tin? 21 ht
nn I 22nd of Jur.c at ('laHUni-1.
This has bien tm atmuul event in
t!ie Carden ( ity for neveral years
an l each year has become more
attractive than lefoiv. It has
grown until it nal!y has become
a ourty nirair u o:v than a IimhI
uric :.rid every part (f the county
is invited to take part in it. and
moU of them will do so. We
hear of M-vernl people from St.
lb-lens who will have exhibits
there and no doubt others will
follow suit. I. t's all arrange to
attend this show and make it a
grand success in VJ12.
The new pension law as passed
by Congress tnd approved by
President Taft on May 11th 11)12
will no doubt be of great inter
est to the old veterans of this
county an.l we publish tho letter
received from Hon. V. C. Haw
ley. our Congressman which ex
plains the law. He enclosed a
number of blank applications re
cently H.-ucd by the Pension De
partment and any old veteran
may have one ly calling at the
Mint oilice. The letter follows:
May K., 1.12.
II, m. M, I!. Miller,
St Helens, lire.
!! wi Sn::
T!.e ne a- general service H-iwon
lull i .- a law ;;at i-.riliij , May
1 1 lii. last, when the I'rrhiib nt il!n-
e.l (he hill. hile it iji not i lit r
al a 1 had ui.-,ln-ii. yet 1 hope it will
i(ive fairly (ood Mitisfartion.
After granting $:!0.(!0 per montli
tu nil Holiiiern vAotindetl in battle or
ili-a!ilril by diM-Hbt contracted in
lliie of ib.ty and Incapacitated br
manual labor as a result thereof,
tin' hill combines nge with service
in the allowance of puw.ii u from
the date of application i therefor as
fullowti: i
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2yr-.
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rt ino. I yr,
ft mo.
$13.(10
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T1i!m ro l.m.n w ill airon! a sub
Kt:intiul rni iiMiiro of justice to tunny
ll"iu-,in,lH of worthy veterans
throughout tin: country, aid while
it. will rn.t furni.sh all the relief for
which wt. have so earnest' slrug
VI 1 . we limi t aetvpt it a a decid
i'd i niiniveincnt over exist n r law,
" yU am entitled t) HUTcased
li'iiietits i,n(,,r ttim utatute, I shall
I'd Klad if yu wj fill out arid have
executed the enclosed application
nid return it tome.
Your inerca:tod iM'nsion will bo-
llliciit .l.i..l I. .. .
thnt you act promptly.
Willi p.TS..;, r,H. I ,
V -ry trul ouru.
W. C. Haw Icy.
l:i.'it,kH ar(. oncl.i f.,r v t-
TilNH ulSt. Jll-ll-ll.
On-iron Agricultural Collet
('orvallirt. ()
Agricultural Coll..,. ha- ilv,.
yi 'n the hcojh; of its work ami
flui'n. for kmJ i the Htate at
a Jfn aUT ratu I urii.tr
tt.e Mist
ir man ewi before m its H-i
i"iv. savn I lii r,. ..r
cmnniUr,. ... tl. n ..'
the'
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ailtlll!lI (i(i,iim if t,c ( , 'KTOmir in greater proper-
State Grange at Uosebur Th l,,,ntha" tho c,,lle is linK
re;, ,-t continue: ' ."I'PM U turn them out. The
'"- t, have the cxa.t . 7 T-
conc-puon f the funr-tim, of the,fiides the calls wh come to he
'i-kol.e,efromthefarm,orchard8,
-'j. "ivicc- io uie people in'(
real ntvd..
"l.f.. IV. . . . .. .. I
tve nnu mat the college has
made tremendous grains durinjf !
tne past year in the numbi-r of
students enrolled. The enroll-!
merit this year totals 2.W..S stu-1 importance of equipping men
dents. This is an increase of and women to go into the public
CSO students over the attendance schools rf our Btate to teach agri
of last year. In other words, the , culture, domestic science, and
college gained exactly ns many, art, and mechanic arts. There
-Undents during tiie past yejr as'
: i, ...i : ........ i... . ., r .,
v i. mi iii iu ii-ouaoce in ai oi tne
work in lDOo. The detailed reg
istration of the present year is as
folio a s: In the regular .T.Avetks
coi-.r.-cs, 1,202: in the bummer
schools, 11,11:!; in the winter
short course, 1,60,'J. Kvery coun
ty in Oregon was represented,
and :!' other states and H foreign
countries uent students to the
Oregon school.
"The registration in the var
ious courses is as follows: Agri-
culture, 1.7 IS; engineering, 310;
domes-tic science and art, 321;
commerce, l.V.t; fo-etry, 3S;
pharmacy, !m; optional, 21; music,
l.j.'!; sumrm r t-ehoul, 1 1:5. The
degrees eoi.fei red upon students
in June l'.Ul areas follows; bache
lor of science, in agriculture, 23;
in domestic science and art, 11;
in forestry, ft; in civil engineer
ing, IS; in electrical engineering,
10; in mechanical engineering,
16; in mining engineering, t; in
commerce, 21; in pharmacy, S;
total 121; master of science in
agriculture, 3; in pharmacy, 1;
total 1; diploma granted in school
of music. 1; grand total, 12J.
"The faculty has been increas
ed and strengthened to meet the
increasing demands of the insti
tution. The most comKtent in
structors are being secured and
brought to the agricultural col
lege. The faculty at the present
time numbers 102 inclusive of the
school of music, who depends up
in fees received from the stu
dents of music for their c.;mp li
gation. Of the number there are
20 professors, 2 associate profes
sors, 10 assistant professors, 5.1
instructors and 6 lakiratory as
sistants. "The value of the college plant
has been increased during the
past year by the construction of
f splendid bnildinirsnnd the sixth
is now being built. Theso nr.
the horticultural win X of the rv;-
April lit, 1912
PRICE LIST
Subject to chang without notica
COLUMBIA RIVER POWDER COMPANY
Rainier, Oregon
Agents for
DuPont Powder and Dynamite, Caps, Fuse
I' O H any point -n the Culiunhia River iu our territory carried by the
' LAUNCH I)U PONT
J 10 "
I ) to 19
20 10 19
40 Ci or orr
" "
5.n
520 ' "
IVii.tT on the River Vi.-.t of Maygera or Stella add 5 cents per case.
HLCK HI.AST1NO 1'OWDKR - - - $2.10 ?er keg
,o keg lots or over - - ' t.90Pcrkeg
II 1, A STING C A V S .
N S . S cent rer hundred No. 9, 95 cents per hundred
Lots cf uxo or t.vcr, (kduet 10 ccuts per hundred
V U S K
Double T.M.c Triple Tape
ss cc-ita per h.tndred feet cents per hundred feet
i.kk. foot lots or over, deduet 10 cents per hundred feet
i
ricult-ira! buildinsr; the dairy
huildintf. th.) Htock judjrinjr pa
vilion, the farm mechanics build
ing, am the foundry and machine
whops buildhjr. The collio now
Inn U I ) acrta of land valued at
$W-14. making a total valua
tion of $1,271,212.
A funa established by the
sale of lands under the Congre
gational Act of 1862 amounts to
alKiut VM),(m. This added to
the alnive makes the total value
' rr k ,.,.m i i
i tt oa.,
"The demands upon the col
lew for trairw.il mnn nrwl
a r- nl n,.i, toV.ii.i,
, VOIUVMi,!.-
inents there is a tremendous de-
.
rnand trorn the government at
ashinjrton, from other techni-
cal work-
"The college feels the irreat
i growing feeling throughout
the state, fostered by the agri
'u'tural college and the govern
ment at Washington, and the
leading men and women of the
state, for the introduction of this
line of work in public Bchools.
The demand for teachers for this
work will increase almost inde
finitely within the next few years.
The greatest demand now being
made upon the college is a de
mand for more extension work.
That is, greater service to the
pwi'lo of the state who are un-
utle to come to the institution
for the regular residence work."
l)r. I'Mwia lions has icturned
from .ilifurnla, and will occupy
ultkvs at his residence on Willamette
street. Ollirc hours from ten to
two. 1'hone 02.
The Social Hygiene Society of Portland
Affiliated with
The State Board ot Health
0 Ters to pnrenU free of c-hanre the following circulars on
SEX HYGIENE
CIIUTLAK NO l.-The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene.
CIRCULAR NO. 2-"Tho Four Sex Lies."
CIKCUI.AR NO. 3 -When and How to Tell the Children.
CIRCULAR NO. 4 -A I'luin Talk With the Girls About Their Health
and I'hysical iHjvclopment.
CI KCUI.AU NO. 5 Rooks for Use In the Family on Sex Education.
CIRCULAR NO. 7-A I'lain Talk With Younger Boys (boys9 to 13).
C1RCUI.AU N0.8-A Plain Talk With Older Boys (boys 13 to 18).
CIRCULAR NO. 9 -Sex Hygiene for Young Men.
CIRCULAR NO. 10 -Sex Hygiene for Young Women.
Order carefully by number and enclose 2c stamp for postage.
The Society also recommends nnJ offers for sale the following books:
From Youth Into Manhood (for boys 13 to 18). postpaid $0.55
The Young Man's Problem (for young men), postpaid,. 12
The Konewal of Life (for parents) postpaid... - .-1.33
The Roy Problem (for parents), postpaid 12
Address Department D
THE SOCIAL HYGIENE SOCIETY OK PORTLAND, OREGON
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Th Rportr Didn't Ct an InUrvitw,
but O.d Gt a Story.
Tha luta Iteiirrnvntatlva Itlugbain of
rbllndelpijlM. who wu fur many yeara
tba "fnthtr of Iba buuae." aarveil Id
wngTM with (ha lata General Merar,
who for yeara rapraaanted a Naw Or
laana district la tba bouaa. Tba two
Bciifrala. ooa a Vaukea. tba otbar a
Confedcn.:?. wera nut onljr giiod
frlpiida. but bora a itronic rewtnblanra
to trarb other, ru. h tlng abort, cbeaty
looking, nnlllly tlrmwd and havlug
pink hold bend.
On diijr tba rormtpouilpiit of a
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from U'iihIiImkIuii and left a Itnltln.ore
Itiin to do IiIm work. The mil.xtltiite
rn-elreU n telecnnn from l'lillailelihia
r lurerriiMr (ifi.enil lllnKtmiu on
ubot niir-. would do with n Mil.
tbi-n eiiiliik', vlmlly Hfle ilu tho I'hll
adi-lpbln mint
IltirryiiiK throiiKh HtntiiiirT Imll. Iha
"null." who wiiH iifw to WiiMliintton. !
rnn Into Cenenil Mvyer. The IiiIhI- i
arm hO.Icmii.iiii w-iim n llltl,. crouebv
and when imkwl for uu Inlervlenr about
the l'liiliidel.lila mint exploded. Tbo
rppurter IiikUIciI.
"I don't enre ahout the Phila
delphia mint. I tell you.'" ahouted
Genprnl .Meyer nnd toi hlmwlf away.
The atory the rorrionlent acnt to
rbllndelpbin Hint ni'tit aiz.led.nnd tbe
Philadelphia .tiM-r the net inornlns
on the front piiire heralded to the
world bow profanely Indifferent to tbe
Pbllndelphlii mint General Itliichnm
won. It lH)k Kiiiuhnui n nionib to
animre hliiixelf with bla coUHtltueuta.
New Vork World.
Two of Thm.
HIn eoiiipnriloUN Uent over him with
pitiful eariieMlneHa m.d Klnrid beNeeeb
Iniily lolii IiIh wuxen ri-miireH AkuIii
raiua tba duller of the eyelid, but thia
time his will tunxlered approm-biuK
den lb. Ilia IIm wenkly lrngnlel tw
eiwute UU lust eoniinauda. nnd the
friend ben I cloNcr to heur the follow
I ii u whlHier: "I am-cone? Ve er I
know. Go to Jlllly. Tell ber er 1
died with ber un.-ne oo-niy llpa; tbut I
I er linre li.ved-her-ber alone er
alway. And llennle tell er tell B el
ite the aitiue Ihlnir " ndoD Tele-p-apb.
Tha Twin Citie.
Tbe tourlut wna for the first time
viewing the Pnnnninn rlty of Colon ,
and the Anieriean eily of I'riMlotml alt- .
tins lil it by aide Ht the Atliuitk- end of ,
tba ca mil:
"Wbut i It tliey rull tbe Aiuerieuo !
city?" be nkked. I
"CrlHtobul.- !
"Tbut la tiM iMid. tie wild. "It
hotild lie Colini nod Seiiiicolou." Bt,
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3 to 6
7. 20
10 to 19
20 io J9
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St. Helens
WHTTE & WHITE
Dealers in
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Still in Business at the Old Stand
Our Store Building has been re-modeled, painted and generally improved
and we are now carrying a Bigger Stock than ever before.
ALL LINES COMPLETE WITH GOOD GOODS
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DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
OflVn Mm kle HI,).
Both Fnonea
St. Helens
DR EDWIN ROSS
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
St. Helens
Oregon
DR. R. L. JEFFCOTT
DENTIST
St. Helens
Oregon
T. S. WHITE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
I.K-KNnKD EMB.tLUhU
Houlton
Oregon
DR. ALFRED J. PEEL
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Rank
Uull.litif
St. Helens
DR. H. R. CLIFF
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
I'hone Main 4.13; A U35: Re. E. 1V7
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St. Helens - Oregon
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St Helens
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g Watchmaker and Jeweler. All
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VARICOSE VEINS
m ott time latigrou ui should
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SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY
it rooatantly worn will rellev at
oo((wit'D fur. I tv BMurenMii(
blauk oa ivqut'st,
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