THE OREGON MIS
VOL XXXI.
8T. HELENS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1012
NO. 60
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. PREMIUM LIST
Grange-County Fair
Association
SlU'TF I;: A Stli ami .'It, 10 l.j
Yankton, Oregon
Shipping Notes
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and other implements. The three! Clyde Smith and family rf
norses were easily worth $1000 rortl and are visiting at the
and the other property destroyed home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fel
riVnl hiin-liiyniKht, left out Tueslv I'ncludmsr the barn, would reach ton in St Helens.
-'Km , h,lM iv,r W,h wjM fi,vttlM), making a total loss to him
"f lu'i.l it un.l CO pa.nrs, all of of ttl,out $500 with $700 insur-
ll ' r ili-IMIliiiil'it ii.nu I,,,!-,. ...1 I anPfl Thll iatha first mufon.a
- .'ViliK lulM'fl, I uw iiiuiuiivv
i:l!Ii:lT 1st L'n.J
I I!ct IMiilit front One Furni 5.00 4.oo
" " of Fresh Fruit 2.0 I. (to
Canned 1'Vuit 2.00 J.no
j " (mun. Turk Itox A'lf 2.00. . r,0
; " riatf AppU'i .75' ,r.o
; " " lVurn ,7i .r.o
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" Hum .r.o .2
" Collection Wtfi'Uliltrf l.fi 1 0o
" '.t;ilH-j 1.00 .7.',
' . " Crn l.oo .7'.
" i 'in nk iiih .ro
" Siuiii ..V) .2",
" Water Melon .fiO .'ZU
" Musk Melon ..'o .2.
" I'kitc Onions l.oo .r.o
" Csil-imK 1.00 ..",0
" TomatorM .50 .'.'.'i
" i:.--i.h .r.o . '.
" Tin nip! ,ro .'j:'t
" CaitotH ..'.0 .2.1
" I'm .i i i j ..'0 ,2'
I'm lay Ciain in Straw 2.00 l oo
Threshed drain 1 Oo ..".n
" la.n.lli' drain .." .21
1 .m .!ny Crasxs l,oo ,.r,o
Alfalfa l.oo -,o
Clover ..10 .2.1
c.rri.i:
I :tiry Cow il.mi 2.oo
Jersey Cow 2.00 1.00
" " I'.ull 2.l"t 1 oo
otiiki: miKKDs s.uti:
" I ull l:!-Hl lairy lUifi-r l.oo .r.o
lUff " l.oo .r.o
lira i.' Heifer 1.00 ..In
ikh;s
1 ! Any V.rrvil 1 on
Sow and Vn . 2.0' l.oo
" I ShoaU 5,00 1.00
I'ik'-- t'nder Six Weeks l.oo ..'.o
MISSCF.LLANM l'S
Hjilay Cheese 2 1
Hotter 2 1
" Ilom-y 2 1
Cut Flower 2 1
House Plant 2 1
HOICKS
" 1'raft Stullion a 2
" 1 'riving " 3.2
" Mare 2 1
" l-r.ift " 2 1
l air Draft Horses 2 1
" I'riving " 2 1
" 2 Year Old Colt 2 I
" I -Year " " 2 1
Suckling Colt 2 1
Pulling Team f 4
POULTRY
" I:. 1'. Uork-.CK:k 1 ..',()
Hon 1 ...o
Ten li Cockrels 1 ..'o
" f. I'ulleU 1 .ro
OTHKR MiKF.D.S SAMK
I'tility, pen J female
Any I'.reed 2 1
display Any 1 Kxhitiiinr 2 t
l'air J tun tains 1 .50
Ten luckn 1 .f-0
l'air Turkeys I .r.o
SCHOOL CHILDUFN'S I'KIZKS
Model 1 ,75
Piece Carjienter Work 1 .7.
Collection Vegetables 1 .7.1
Packed Hox Fruit .75 .50
I 'iHplay Canned Fruit 1 .""
I -oaf Bread .50 .25
" Cako .50 .2.1
Tlain Needle Work .50 .25
" Fancy " - " .50 .25
FANCY WORK
General Kxhiln't A 2
Fmliiodiery Collection 2 1
Crocheting 2 1
' Drawn Work ' 2 1
Wool Knitting 1
" Cotton " 1 .50
lied (Juilt 1 .50
I'iece White Embroidery .50 .25
' " Colored " .50
Collection Cros8 StiLch 1 .50
I! Ma.L llw 1 .50
:ird
11.00
Ith
2.00
.50
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.50
1.00
.50
.50
.50
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"'1 u.e nrst vmit of the WIL
l.AMITTi; to St. II,.,.nH ,-, Jim.
"'ry. sin- ImviriK heen on the San
IM'o-Si-attlu run. From now on.
-he will vi.sit St. Helens morn regularly.
known in this country where
lightning lias caused such heavy
damage. Other persons have
reported that it struck in various
places in the neighborhood but
no other damage was done.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
i ne M"hnkt YF.LLOWSTON'K Hoclton M. E. Chuwh - July
r (viv,.,i ,,art her caro here an.l I 2Hth: Sunday Schojl at 10 o'clock:
or ban
'"'ft o u t Tuclay niht fi
I'edro.
Imclin U .rofreK.sini satinfactor-
'ly 'ii the Hiitish Ship IjUNSYKE
and Hhe should hae the last of her
'aitro of two million feet of lumber
load..! by the end of the month.
Mie L'ocs to Svdncv Anutmliii
The Steamer KLAMATH arrived
Thursday uyhl t o comi.lete her
aiyo of lumtier for .Southern Cali-
fornia delivery. She will receive
ier pass-nKers here and will nail
Saturday nieht.
The liark IlIUTISII YKOMAN
winch loade.l a carjfo here in Dec
endier f-.r South Africa has been
chartered to I. .ad here avcain for
Australia. 'The ves.se! 1h now en
route from South Africa to Austral
ia where .she will receive a caro of
coal for San Francisco, so she will
not be here for several monthx yet.
lather the Hark l'OLTALLOCH or
I!
the I.Ol.-l
1 reaching at 11 o clock and at 8
o'clock p. m. Special music in the
evening.
Dkek Isi.Ani At 2:30 the I'astor
will preach at the Grange hall in
Deer Island. Let all interested in
relifriour services make their plana
to attend.
Wakrkn At 4:00 there will be
preaching at the M. E. Church in
Warren. Let all that hear, say
Come.
Mr. Woodrow and his family, arriv
ed in St. Helens last week to make
their home. Mayor White and the
Council saw large possibilities in Mr.
Woodrow and he was appointed as
Nijjht Marshall of the city and has
already begun work.
Last Tuesday evening at the
home of Judge Hattan, in St
Helens, occurred the wedding of
Mr. E. II. Peters and Miss Bes
sie Hattan Rev. A. A. Heist of
the M E Church perfuming the
Mr. Peters is a well
Letters unclaimed in the St. Hel
en, Ore. Post office for the week end
ing July 20th. 1912:
H. E. Dockery. 1 letter
Claud Root, 1 letter
E. G. Specht. 1 Utter
Letters unclaimed by August 3rd
will be sent to the bead-Letter office.
M. C. Gray. P. M.
Allen, Felton & Quick
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
INVESTMENTS. CENTALS. INSURANCE. COLLECTIONS. LOANS,
LAND TITLES, APPRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN.
FISCAL AGENT, CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOR INFORMATION
$U AND EMPLOYMENT
M ST- HELENS . . OREGON
Subscribe for The Mist, $1.50
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
MADE IN OREGON
TEMl'ELTON will al.
to m. Helens forlumltcr. IJotli ' ceremony
J in,, now en route from Australia for j known young man of this city
San ! rancisco. where he is in charge of the
The Hark IJATTLE AI'.IiEY i s engines at the St Helens Quarry
looked for any day now. Siie iSjCo's plant. The bride i3 the
having an unusually long trip from eldest daughter of Judge R. S.
San Francisco, now being out p.) j Hatten and has lived nearly all
das. She takes a cargo of lumber j her life in this city, where she
for Aust ral.a.
The Schooner KING (THUS ar
rived today. She will load a cargo
of ' s f. r delivery at San Pedro
Local Mention
visited in
in-!
cents
oicinLi- will
"'O ftlld tt.. ., 10 Tl,..
win be furniiihed by the The best bargai
Piece band. Helens. Apply at Mist
Mrs. James Grant
Portland last week.
Miss FrankieUice of Portland,
is visiting this week with Esther
LaMunt.
C. C. ("asset was a week end
visitor at the Seashore last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Hurgess of Tendle
ton. is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. M. E. Miller this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolierts. Mrs.
Colin and Miss Cohn visited with
Miss Anne George during the
week.
Mrs. F. Kulper, Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. Will Miles, all of Port
land visited with their mother,
Mrs. Way. at the farm home
near Yankton, this week.
Mr. August Saari has pur
chased the old home property of
,juuge 1 iii 1 on ovum
'c.... ...ill cirtn K,.cin thp
cireetcioti ."'. r.
construction of a 50 room board
ing housr and hotel.
One Mammoth ISIacklnTry grown
in I'eter Felton 'a yard in St. Helens
was brought to this ofliee yesterday
and upon measuring It the tape
J1 showed a length of 2 1-2 inches and
2 :M inches around. I he uusn on
which this berry grew contains
many more of mammoth size, but
this seems to be the king of them all.
Services at the Congergational
Church Sunday July 28th. Our
vision of God. our correct inter
pertationof His word: depends
upon our acquaintance with him.
Can we afford to risk our souls
welfare by neglecting to go to
church and seeking to know God.
The subject for Sunday morn
ing will bo "Growth" and in the
evening "Our Vision of Tomor
row". All are most cordially in
vited. David Jopling, Taster.
During the electrical storm in
Iist- Jersey cow cut in lift this vicinity last Saturday night,
ear. with dark forehead lightning struck the barn of
Peter Peterson, Warren. Ore. ! Sherman Saxton two miles from
'For Sale-Good "Clover and ' Iloulton killing three head of val
Timothy hay. by C. J. Larson. 1 uablo horses and burning the
Warren, Oiegon. ! large barn with its contents to
' . . 'the irround. Resides the horses
For S-ile-Two good . lots lor , . e 2j tons of
iin in si " . ,
Mist Office. I hay, a wagon
I
IHG DANCE
.fhe St Helens Rami will irivo
lance on w n
r winch evervbodv
"ckets will be 75
bitfgy. harnesi
numbers everybody among her
friends. The Mist joins the
many friends in extending hearty
congratulations to the happy
young couple.
Last Sunday the Wellington White
Sox met the Michigan Wild Cats
from Portland on the St. Helens
grounds and after eight innings of
Brilliant (?) base ball the score stood
20 to 3 in favor of the White tox.
Then Jimmy Runt, the score keeper
told them that innings had been
played and the game was off. Next
Sunday a real game will be played
lietween the White Sox and the All
Star team from Portland. Fans will
rememlier this bunch as the fastest
crowd that ever visited St. Helens,
so a good game will be played.
A few Real Bargains
30 acres, 15 acres clear, 5 acres
pasture and 20 acres fire market
able timbei, 2 1-2 miles from Deer
Island, on line rock road extra
good orchard loaded with choice
fruit, some buildings, all goes for
$66 2-3 per acre, half cash, balance
to suit purchaser. This is a bar
gain.
Eighty acres stump and brush
land, $15. per cre. half down,
good stock ranch, pasture and run
ning water.
1000 acres of good stump land in
parcels to suit, at from $10 per
acre up, on terms.
Two good homes in St Helena tn
the instalment plan.
All kinds of acreage tracts for
sale.
Allen, Felton and Quick.
MOTOR TRUCKS
on Easy Payments
Our sties plan enables your truck
to pay for Itself.
Remember you buy direct from
the manufacturer. No commissions
cr bonuses to pay.
There are no jokers in this prop
osition, just practical, good business
perception on our part, which ac
comodates a long felt need among
many present and would-be truck
users.
A simple note of inquiry, which
will be treated as strictly confiden
t;sl, will receive prompt response.
Aderess
E, E. GERLINGER, Rales Manager.
683 Wash. St Portland, Ore.
President Taft has appointed K. I'.
Morelock to be poutmuHter at Wal
lowa. Dr. Paul Hitter, Switzerland's min
ister to the United States, vialled
Portland lant weeek.
By a vote of almost Ave to one Iicnd
voted bonds In the sum of $iiO,000 for
a sewer system for the city.
The union summer school of the
Seventh Day Adventit teachers of
the Pacific coast is in session In Port
land. Klamath Falls has a new Industry
In a tub and pail factory, which has
Just been started with a force of 15
workers.
The pack of salmon along the Col
umbia river is expected to show a de
crease of 25 per cent of what it was a
I
Wolf bounds, chasing down wild
coyotes around the park, will be added
as a thriller to this year's roundup at
Pendleton.
The question of the constitutional
ity of Albany's midnight closing or
dinance is to go to the supreme court
of Oregon for decision.
Eighteen of the seniors of the Uni
versity of Oregon just graduated,
have accepted positions as teachers
in the high schools of Oregon.
According to a statement prepared
by State Treasurer Kay, there was a
total of $1,144, US. 85 of state money in
the depositories of the slate on June
SO.
Practically 150,000 fingerllng trout
from the Bonneville hatchery were
brought to Portland to be distributed
throughout the soetion for restocking
the streams.
Owners of 28.000 of the 30,000 acres
Included In the west extension of the
Umatilla project already have pledged
their lands, virtually assuring the im
provement by the government.
Dwelling houses were built In Port
land during the 12 months or fiscal
year ending June 30, at an average
rate of 12 4-5 for every working day.
or one completed house for every 37 Vi
minutes of the eight hour work day.
C. L. Houston of Astoria has a large
force at work building four miles of
railroad for the Crossett Timber com
pany, from tidewater near Knappa to
tap the company's immense timber
tract In what is known as the Big
Creek district
Through the Weeks' bill, passed
for the purpose of protecting the
headwaters of navigable streams, Ore
gon has received $10,000 for forest
fire protection. A force of tio meo
under the state forester will be dis
tributed in the timbered sections.
SileU homestead enlryiiien. whose
caies had been held up by the general
land office through the publishing
some time ago of an alleged option of
purchase of a large number of the
claims, have been notified that the
suspension order has been revoked.
Lane county socialists have nomin
ated a complete county ticket and
adopted a platform in which Is advo
cated the abolition of the state senate,
laying of income and l herilance tax,
purchase by the slate of. nil land vot
for taxes, and opposition to all laws
Infringing the right of free speech.
J. C. Morelaml, clerk of the supreme
court, has announced that no cases
will be set for the month of August
and probably none will be lienrd until
October 1, although there is a possi
bility of some cases being heard late
In September. August will be vaca
tion month for members of the su
preme court.
3
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices: Club S."c;
bluestem, 8!)c; red Russian, 8"c.
Oats No. I White. 115 per ton.
Hay Timothy. $12; alfalfa, $12.
Butter Creamery, Sue.
Eggs Ranch. SSc.
Hops 1911 crop, i.'c; contracts,
21c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 10c; Wil
Inmette valley, 23c.
Mohair 32c.
The initial cost of installing a culvert
is about the same regardless of the
material used, hence the material that
will last the longest is the most ecco
nomical in the long run.
Reinforced Concrete Cnlyerts Will Last Always J
r, -r ,- -
jjo j on ,ve the Advantage? -Dou't
fail to call the attention of of your Supervisor
to the superiority of i
RELYFOnCEI) COXCHETE CULVERTS i
Made by the
Reinforced Concrete Culvert Works '
East 2440 M..a63IS 267 Oak St., Portland, Ore. J
PHIL EASTL'DAR, Manager
St. Helens IVKII Go.
Electric Lightings
(Saves Your Eyes)
St earn Heatings
(Prolongs Your Lives)
r
Lath
Wood
Lumber
r
a s nmnrry Jirm ranmnraTnrergi 5 nnm itiiiiiuiu t
A FULL LINE OF
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F.I JULY JIEDICIXES
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The Jhist Reliable Remedies
on lite JIarket
DEALING'S DRUG STORE
iDimick Stock Farm
I Foundation Stock, from Best Herds in Washington. Iowa and
Illinois.
i BANNER HERD
of Registered Foland-China Swine. Young Stock for Sale.
i E. J. LANKINS, Manager
I Hubbard, Oregon R. F. D. No. 2
I St. H elens Skating Rink I
WILL CLOSE
Thursday night, July 25th 11
Seattle.
Wheat llluesteni, f.
red Russian, 7c.
Octs J3i ptr ton.
Butter Creamery. Ste.
Kr.gs- 24c.
Hay Timothy. $17 ptr jii
club, seq.
Thereafter, a dance will be given every two weeks
oti oaumiay rsigius. r.vcrvDoay welcome.
Remember! Big Dance Saturd'y the 27th a
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