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gen of the firnt automobile that
came nm way and ho
I am o),,H,.d to the third party
WHH lir. ' I. IV,.,,.., . I . . "
body who ri'Hirited hwdi-Hiifn.
Adding fouine.iH and wanton-
nT.S8fty f)f the third party, be.
CUUSt! tll(! i.imiou or.. ,l..:4..i..
I1CM to thft rr.. ., . '.I . . "v ""iy
(i. i ., "ouiu-u M uiuwii uciweon the two old par
the fact that the youth. .lain ta-H. If th,re are any reforms
were powerless to oU-y hi com- necessary I be,i0v n our old
iw iiii'y were pass-; parties aaoptmjr them. I
on (tan f ......... i ! t) i i
T, lIenrvMJ:::"rku',',r"' " ine cr ' uu,,f always
fjeony iwj-- . '' no eweape, no protect ii""'--iv Wuick.
Knighton and his U1 w. . ion for them from the criminal's ) , t t t
Hizabvth. from hnaiana. aautq wralh w,)(n th(j rnachjm , , I can see no reason for a new
" ,, l :.. I'miir nnil at nil- I .. . tl . . ..
Bp thtomm on iney wrc 2hot in the back. ine icepuwican party
It Reetim to tn ..
... ... V11U. Ul0 ume . M ,,..,, .. . ... r. . ..
.. . I'"""" ablest man in Am,ri
are for the interests, who desire
Hellish legislation.
Uryan and Wilson in the Demo
cratic party and Roosevelt and
l-a I-ollette in the Republican
party are all fightinjj for Indus
trial Freedom and for the mass
es of the people, as against the
so-called interests, who are fijfht
ing for special privileges.
Wilson is probably one of the
best qualified men in the country
for President, yet, I doubt, if he
could accomplish anything pro
gressive, with Underwood, Fitz
gerald and other Democratic
leaders, against him in Congress,
as they would be. If he can, the
need of a new party will disap.
pear and the Democratic party
become the Progressive oartv.
am a
have
nil it the prment aite or the
Zot St. lU-U-n-. They had
It out from the old world to find
new home m wie ir
Lofthe United States. They
F.a nl,-k of any place along
th. Columbia JUver and finally
jmI that thl was the place
u.fc,mt.(lnv a thriving city
M.M b built. The location ap
-rtled to them ns a choice one
i.-k hill ( It! IT Ul iwnunv.
... Imnie.lintely laid out
.nd built nome. Within
jfewyear other P'Opl joinfd
.k.- nther homes wcro built
UK'"' w
.n,4 other pi-ople came
ar.kin fi-w vears a thriv-
fcj town was me n-sun u..
nfl,lefitlv ciected that
this would h' the neatest city on
Columbia River. It was prac-
pally tho heu.J of navigation.
JtbtH dt't-p water in the Colum-
bliwwell M in the Willamette
Slough. It hud n fina farming
country back of i(. Creat bodies
of timber were all around It. The
rUcewas certainly an ideal one.
jfcfore many ear. mills were
l!n built imj t"' timber was
. i . i f
Iiinmaue li.l' minwr, nr.
Mtinie St H a JUSV
'.tie city, but tl.ere arrived a time
WHfn ihii lm ciiue i.racliCHuy io
m r-
ijtMfj still ami fr many yean
L HeliT.i wn only a fmall town
ithi contented population of a
hundrt d while other cities
i .it .1 :
lere gniwinjf i;; an around ii.
!.t the wisdom of th' tielection
i.'th plarn u a future city by
!ptiin Knighton wa never
oultfd. Jimt a few shrt years
p with just one stone quarry in
wration ami a few fishermen
ritir,Knn the river St. 1 loi
rs had a population of three or
Ki it f t ...
I'.r nunnmi iieoo e. in iinr.i
ar?e wa iiotnl. A biir Lum
r concern wan lxiking for a lo-
'Jonon the ( olumliia River.
ey were so favorably impress-
ith the site at this place that
h'scciired property here nnd
kw work immediately. The
fcm St. I tele im Mill is the re-
AfU-r the mill, other
igs followed in quick Huccesa-
I until now there are two mills,
olarge stone quan ies, a num
r of imaller ouarries. the
k'jr.d largest Creosoting Plant
'lie United States; a shipbuild-
IP-aiit turiiinir out (lie lnrirfl
H wood vessels that can
Me. From a little town with
p or four hundred souls in
with a pay roll to labor-
fer, of perhaps $m per
ith today the jM.oulatioii of
vlfiis. at a conservative rs-
Fe is Mini ami the pay roll
wring men will reach well
the ?oo,(K)0 ,.r month
TllC resourees ore here
need is develoomont.
Ie7 indication at this time is
u will bo fully as much,
""'more, development in St.
ei)8nd vicinitv .Inrincr ih
ft four yearn atw.rn ,nu l,..n
Past four years. Watch St.
ien develop.
We have hero a being which
only the death penalty can reach
a beast of prey, morose, sullen,
vindictive, ready to slay for a
few paltry dimes, ready to shed
blood if need b to gain his lib
erty, unreclaimable. and unfit
and dangerous to be associated
even wjth other criminals
i
nas arrays corrected the evils
ant I have confidence in them
doing it this time, to bosses,
they would bo in control of a new
party jgst. as mqch as the old
ones. Roosevelt has gone back
on his word once and has shown
that hi3 promises cannot be re
lied upon. I am a Republican
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WHITE & WHITE
Dealers in
General Evlerchandise
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots aud Shoes, Hardware, Farm implements, Mill
burn Wagons, Milwaukee Mowers and Rakes, Wire and Nails of all kinds,
Good Fir Wood, Shiugles, 51.90 per thousand, delivered in St. Helens or
Houkon. Feed Wheat, Rolled Oats, Shorts and Bran.
WHITE & WHITE Houlton, Ore.
r
Otherwise there will be need of k 1HTHHTHMWn'VljTiMH HHfHHTI WW l!WWIM,VHM' SHtfE
Do not Right. Justice and Pub- Z "" U'
lie Welfaro cry out ut tlio mock. ...
ery of sentimentalism that would I can ee no Heee.,ity for a
spare this hfe, feed and clothe third party. I am thoroughly sat
this body, provide mental diver- isfierl u-i
-I .1.: . .i: ... i ... " " v
iwr uu u.siorted Oram.' IS. more convention- nf
oocioiy cuui'd upon tJ
or save the lifo of such
as this? Will the Governor dare
reprieve this burglar, this incen-
diarist, this highwayman, this
murderer of defenseless boys.?-
Oregonlan.
preserve
a Thing
Notic
course my
On the other hand, if Wil.ton is
defeated and Taft elected, the
reactionaries will be jn full con.
trol and flushed by victory will
exercise it to the limit. Then a
new party will be a necessity.
Personally, I shall align myself
with the pew party, if it is or
ganised, as the Republican paity
is now wholly reactionary from
my stand point, and while I re
gard WilBon as the best equipped
man of the time for the Presi
dency, I do not think the react:
Professional Cards
first choice was Willjam J. IJry-' ionapes in hi party, who will
an although Wilson i eminently pimply use him as a vehicle to
satisfactory and I believe that' rie 'nto CQ themselves, will
Bryan can do more good outside permit him to accomplish any
of the office than he could pos-1 2d for the masses of the peo
sibly do in it. Bryan is the!Ple Therefore I cannot align
greatest statesman in the United j myself with the " pernocratic
State and his work at the lialtj-J party.
more convention only added to! While I think Taft is an able
DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
PHYSICIAN SURGCON
St. Helens
Offin H.nk Hldu.
DR EDWIN ROSS
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
St. Helens - Oregon
E. A. CROUSE
3i
E. W. ICE TEX
CROUSE & KETEL
Hv Opened Shop in the Morgu Building on Columbia S.. next to (he
Su Helen. Hoiel. nd Are prepared to do anything in the building line.
Jobbing at Reasonable Price.
E. A. CROUSE
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Plans and Estimate. Fumisned
E. W. KETEL
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his greatness.
If Roosevelt had a3 Well as an honest man, and
I that he s sincere in his beliefs,
wuer, in pu
last week. Ii.ik been HiNiponeil urit,!
further i;.i(ii-e, owing to tie ii.abil-
i ty of the vieWeU t' v l tl k r re
Hirt ready. Hyitin Wlnt.t,
Mav'ir.
this week with thetjuery.
is your npinon of the necessity
for a third Ktlitic.il party?" eli-;
cited the following responses'
his sincerity would not have been ' t,e8 83 expressed in his acts dur
he would have nK tne last lour years, ana can
ter power for the ' not supi)ort him.
The tneetinir culleii bu tlm Citv
'.i.i,.ii ,...,r.i 1. 1.. iispiaycfl tne same spirit at vhi
1 it a t. 1! I a. Ii ill ' Iti I n r nnrl a tvtnt-kA Ittith hin T- I
lath for the miro,,.. f i.Hrflr ,,i,.lfl ''r'an uin ai naiumore '
eetiMnn, if nnv. to the Pnrtrtictl'n '
of wwer. uh i.u'.M.ed ii, the Mist ,,Uhll"no" an
i iieen a m'ieni.M
:pr gres :.v movement than he The noise at the present time
j cm possibly be under his pro- is being made by the professional
! posed third party plan.-W, J. ; Hiticians who fatten ofT of the
I r'tillerton. people and are for anything to
I ... i ,jet 0fnce Yet there is a gen-
A trip down the street one .lay I t As to a nfw I) irt'-ne of two, uine movement among the mass-
What! mu.M eo, tie anout -uiere,e3 oi tne people ior inuusinai
must eiim r no a new alignment freedom, that will not uown, anq
between the old i arties or there j which will eventually take over
must be a new party. Lincoln one of the old parties or evolve
...... !,;;, '"I'Kij n.itii.n ii-mJ.. If Cl,.-
from th.ise .ueSti.,ne.; 1 " , 1 1 V ;
1 not exist I, If freeand half slave;" ; ,
I want to consider thu iientnn ! s j j,, as t j the old parties, they
for about six months. LaKoll-;..,,,, p.ut half nrtiL'ressive and
etto is the real progressive lead-, ,alf reactionary. One party must ', We wish to thank the good peo-
erof the Republican party. I become whollv uroirressive and ole of St. Helens and vicinity who
think perhaps, that when the ex- tH. other wholly reactionary; one so kindly assisted in the sickness and
must represent the so-called pro- funeral of our father, Joseph Hay
grcsMves and the other the so- bum,
called conservatives, or there j P. W. Harrison and family,
must be a new party which will --
DR. R. L. JEFFCQTT
DENTIST
St. Helens
Oregon
A SPECIAL INVITATION.
St Helena, Ore, 1912.
Card of Thanks
If
T. S. WHITE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
I.ICKN-KD rU.HM.MKh
Houlton
Oregon
lir. Taee earner :
You are cordially invited to call at
our stor and Inspect our large stock of general
merchandise. Then make known your Wants and we
will quote ycu prices, quality considered, that
cannot be duplicated in the city. Give us a trial.
Yours For Business.
T T Tv T I 1 I I 1 T T t a 4 1 v T-
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN
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DR. ALFRED J. PEEL
PHYSICIAN S SURGEON
St. Helens
II. nit
liiliMiiig
Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Heating
Work
SL Helens
Oregon
citement and convention feeling
dies dow n the ld parties w ill line
up just about as they have done
heretofore.- I)r. Kdwjn Ross.
)n the evening of March 15) a
'e murder was committed on
White House rtmd Twn
r en, little rnori f linn lifiv-u
r Wle, inolfensive. nromisinir
wtious. u.;.i . ..."
' every oesire,
' "'oSOU everv riirlr ft I i v.i
9lhot in col.l
6 Ijertu.i ..t.. . e . i
-rvnuiwi- ,)i inM mur.
a a cin.i;....,...!
"tt,J Kerv..,l n
'""Kt'Jf, Si,,,,, 1..... ......
Klary. 1 1.. ...
wrrn in ii, m..i. u
r1 Jail for l.,...i,... n
lU.r-.,.... . -
State I'...,;.....:
r -j. lie iu, 1
i, ,l - -nwnivu once
-iaie I'rison
of the old !
Card of Thanks
f
in time sujiplant one
Like slavery, the present ques- Wc wish to thank the fri.nds who
tin i industrial, and. paradox!-; " "ur f
cal as it mav seem, the old slave 1 cement of the Illness and death of
holding South is slowly combin-, ur mother and we also thank our
ing with old abolitionist New friends for the flora I offenngs.
Kngland for what may be term-! and Mrs. hldndge Crouse.
ed Slavery. I'ndonvood and. Jr. and Mra alfr BtaWey.
other leaders of the South v..- . v.-. .....
. . . .1. u r.. f arm air, iati uecKer. ir. mm iurr.
method he are for a tarm ior mouuu, - ,
by the manufacturers, an.i Tor tne,""'
ly i ' . . .1 'Sm th. Mr. ami Mrs. Colen Crouse.
bolting and forming a third party. I cheapest lahop. as are wit ,
A. T, Iwiws, lonarU's in The Kepubiican party 1
We don't need a third party.
We want more first party men.
I don't feel that Teddy was treat
ed exactly fair at Chii-ago, but
that is passed and he should do
as Champ Clark did at Maltl
more; take his medicine. He
should out Ids shoulder to the
wheel and work for Republican many
success. Hy this
could do more real good than
DR. H. R. CLIFF
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
rtiooc Main i.a: A UXi: Itc. K. Ii.;
Portland, Or.
lll:l to 1117 Sllliij
Hull. In. u
GEORGE H. SHINN
ATTORN EY-A T-LAWi
St. Helens - Oregon
M. E. MILLER
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
St. Helens - Oregon
criminal.
term in the
the
for
at isalem.
suspected, with
April 1.1. 1912
PRICE LIST
Subject lo chng without notico
COLUMBIA RIVER POWDER COMPANY
Rainier, Oregon
Agent, for
DuPont Powder and Dynamite, Caps, Fuse
V O 11 any Point on the CoUnnl.i.t River in our territory carried by the
l ' 3 ' LAUNCH DU rONT
50 Pound Cases net Weight
IIEIU l'I.KHlfMI'INi
10 to I
20 to 3
10 C. or over
t vso rr r.
J45 ' "
J.J5 " '
5 20 - "
) to 9
IO to II
20 to 3
RKDCKOSS
Kxtr. 40 prr cnt
2 C.H-i, f0 60 F" t-
6 50 " "
6 45 " "
40 t'l or over
6 30.
IIKiaTI.KS N. ti.
40 per cent
2 Ci. 7-25 per C.
3 to 6 " 7. 20 - "
10 to II " 7. 15 " "
20 to 39 ? 00 " "
40 Ci. or over " 90 "
,,! on ,,c River West of Maygcr. ur Su-lla add 5 cculs per case.
buck ....xst.no powder ; ;
WUUi ;.ASTINO CATS
. ,,i No. oX, 95 cents per hundred
K c Sc tents per luuidrcd 111
5 I,.ts of 1000 or over, deduct 10 ceuts per hundred
1- U S U
T Triple Tape
Double 1 ape hundrcd fcct
cents per lr.ui-!nd t ' . , ,
55 ul foot U ts or over, deduct 10 cents per hundred fcct
tEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH
BUILDER'S SUPPLY CO. St. Helens
R. E. PHELPS
CIVIL ENGINEER
& SURVEYOR
Houlton
Oregon
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100,000 Fruit trees., Write
prices. A. Holaday Scappoose.
for
"I Am Well"
writes Mrs. L R. Barker,
of Bud, Ky., "and can do
all my housework. For
years I suffered with such
pains, I could scarcely
stand on my feet After
three different doctors had
failed to help me, I gave
Card u I a trial. Now, I fed
like a new woman."
B58
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mmum
The Woman's Tonic
A woman's health de
pends so much upon her
delicate organs, that the
least trouble there affects
her whole system. It Is
the little things that count,
In a woman's life and
health. If you suffer from
any of the aches and
pains, due to womanly
weakness, take Cardui at
once, and avoid more seri
ous troubles. We urge
you to try It Begin today:
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(Enlumbut Olmmttt ill auk
St. Helens, Oregon
If the depositors in our Savings
Department will bring in their pass books at
their earliest convenience, we will enter
the interest which was placed to their
credit July first.
e compute interest cn Savings Accounts twice year Jrv 1st and July 1st.
Remember that we pay A) LO
Subscribe for the Mist. $1.50
Very Serious
It Is very serious matter to ask
tor ona medicine and have the
wrong one given you. I'ot this
reason we urge you in buying to
be careful to get the genuine
BUgk-Dral'GIIT
Liver Medicine
The reputation cf this old. relia-
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm,
ly established. It does not imi.ate
other medicines. It is better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorito liver powder, with a larger
aaie than all otheis combined.
SOLO Ef TOWN Ti
Sir. IRALDA
Summer Rates between
St. Helens and Portland
50 cents one way
75 cents round, trip
Tickets good anytime after
April 4th
I'.o!it lavp Sf. Helen 7 -V. . m.
l;t-tmiiii,(r W:xe IVrtlau'l 2:M p. m.
ArmentM. Ile'ent 4 !.) n. m.
C. I HOOCHKIRK
rMon,
of other crimea.
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