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Newspaper Page Textr Oregon Mist treated area am protect Inrjre bxic. of a.!jarvnt healthy timber; and t.uy strongly emi.hasize the ne cessity fr more extensive inner t Control work to purh th 'y.Pth 9? nl .preventable killing of merchant able timber by barkbeetles. rmtu mi 4 ftty Fra kf Kn'v4 a. vMl rl Mailer January In. HI, w lh oflr. l Walnl Mrlrk., lltrtfi.ll ,, , ' 9. ' aT W . fk. ration. DISTRIBUTION OF 1312 MS SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Paper introduced in the legisla tending to amend '.the direct pri mry law. Among- other th ia the fixing of a certain dal May each year in which an elec tion i held, instead of having the date six months earlier each two years. Whllu on the subject of primary elections, it would be a very good idea to arrange it so that a candidate receiving a ma Jorlty of alt votes cast at the Drimaries should be declared elected without further voting on the matter. In case no one man received a majority let the two highest become the candidates Of course this would apply only to county and precinct officer and would eliminate entirely po litical parties in such elections, which is already accomplished under the present system. A Mil has been introduced and will probably pass, tQ have no pohu cul candidates far Judicial offices and what applies to that class of officers would certainly apply with equal force to any other ofll cer. Whv not treat them all alike? BARKBEETLES The secretary of agriculture an nounces that investiiratlors con ducted in 1907 and 1910 to deter mine the conditions on an area of more than 1,000,000 acre In north eastern Oregon showed that the killing of a large numWr of tree by the mountain pino beetle had i''.vt) going un In this area since 1905. It was estimated that thirty five per cent of the lodgepole pine on about l.OOO.OpO acres and fifty per cent of the manured lodgepole on 800.000 acres of the same area had been killed, or a total of 8,000,000 tree. It was also enti mated that 140.000 yellow pine hnd been killed by this beetle and that the invasion wu moving south and southeast kuto the more valuable area of yellow pint;. In order to demonstrate the pia;tiuahility of the uunuol measures recommended by the expert on for est insects of the Bureau of Entom ology, an area of about 00,000 acres, principally in the yellow pine, was selected in which to conduct a beetle control project. This area was lo c.te,d snuth and southasV uf the ad vance movement of the swarms of depredating beetles in order to check It. The project was organ ised in 1910, under a co-operative agreement between the Bureau of Entomology, the forest service and private owners,' according to which tho Branch of Forest Insects of the Bureau of Entomology made the investigations, recorhtnendeij the methods and gave Instructions, and the. forest servlco and private owners furnished the funds for the actual control work which was com pleted June 30, 1911. , In the spring and-summer of 1912, H thorough inspection was made of lh,u treated area, gjmilar un treated or cheek area in another forottt was also examined. It was found that on the 87,950 acres of the treated area the number of trees killed by the insects had decreased from 37,178 trees to 4,fi98. a re duction of 3,4KQ trees, or more than NO per cent, while on the untreated urea in the other forest there was no decrease and in one ttmall isolated area the increime in the ',umljer of t,rqfi killed was two hun Ured and forty per cent. The results of this project, under: taken as it was, strictly as a demon stration, forcibly brings out the points that even under unfavor able conditions of a well-established and widespread dying of trees from nsect attack it is possible and prac ticable to treat a small part of such si r a st mi masu 9 1 1 1 1 Ir t Via ' of the pest, reduce the loss No. Valuation Levy 1 $1,070,7 .005 2 781,259 .006 " 3 505,830 .0035 I' 4 110,655 .003 , 5 504,349 .01 6 C0.500 .0026 . 7 1,085,510 .001 l 7Jt 07,740 .001 S 8 150,420 .0015 . 9 120,932 .018 I 10 230,939 .004 i 11 250,222 , 13 1,042,624 .007 14 212.423 .0015 15 153,98 .005 16 144.760 18 115.210 .0035 19 36,415 .003 20 210.078 .006 22 220,180 .0015 ?3 242.270 .0063 24 862.040 .0003 25 341,959 26 403,310 .001 27 66.930 ,009 28 227.060 .002 29 217,090 .006 30 246,670 .004 31 125,905 .003 32 249.870 .0025 33 30,310 .005 34 236.267 .0006 36 122.999 ,004 37 45tt,?60 .0015 38 1B3.585 .0007 39 240.275 .008 40 649.915 .0003 42 333.770 .001 43 186.720 .0013 44 64,605 .001 45 219,625 .008, 47 262.670 .01 48 185,300 . 003 49 165,618 .001 50 47.043 .005 51 470. "US .(Mia 52 240.968 .001 54 94,58') .003 r5 146,058 .0073 56 2O6.9H0 .0015 $11,094,015 $' Tax $5,353.98 4.687.55 1.770.41 331.00 6.C43.49 157.30 1,085.51 97.74 225.64 2,176.78 923.76 A Regular Old hrlk. "Poor Kill!" M. th faoeral manager as tli young woman who bad Just ap pllxt for a pnaltloo as Unoj-rspbw wslluid out of bla offlr. "Wbsrs bar troablsf asksd bis mac ratsry. "It's too bad tbst a sir! who b so pretty-on wbo mlgbt be llrlag In las-nry-la compelled to go oot looking for work bacausa sha rcfuaad to UaUo to bar parents. Ton beard bar at sua was married, didn't your "Tea. but I didn't bear bar aaaatloa Bar parents. " "Krldeutly you bare Dot deraloped much ability to tba way of making de ductions. Why would a girl wltb sucb yes. sucb balr. sucb a rompleiloo. sucb teetb, such a beautiful face and sucb a figure as bers bsr to go out looking for work If sba bada't wsrrM against ber purenU' wisbasr'-Cblesgo Kecord Hem Id. IODCE -I . mki.knh :.m i'. mi mm, M.j V. : A. Mwl. nrrt mxl third J. V. CUrke, Con-ul II i: ' : KK. Clerk. FOH PORTLAND DAIL 6TEAMER Notice of Sheriff's Sale. Uiril' CI UC I.I- N W8. Women of Woodcraft, me.-i h second sod ' lounh Tiii-fUy i::miooii of rarli ; im.n h al IKi!ioii, Ore. Mia. KIa Mik-troui, i nar 'lis 11 NighUr. ScaMow, Or-. ; Miniue A. Moil-y, Ou-rk. iMVMKt. Helens 0 00 A. Arrive at I' .ril.in'i lll-.'HI A. (j-aver I'ortland al i .' I'. Arrive Ht. l'.'.vuf at M) I'. M. M. M M Columbia Kuu impuirat No. 77. I O. V. meets In the I. O. O. V. HhII. Il. second snd fourth 1 b-.r.y of each uiay to Nationa Federatioi., Suit 90 month, sojoornm iiik Putrinrchi most mrdially Invited to meet iih u. G.C. Kobe), Chiet I'utriarch. C. W. BUkealcy, Hcrilie. Hoys and girls, a watch for you. v- Vou can earn it by helping us one Saturday afternoon. Send postal Housekeepers 1313 Carmen Ave., ChicavD, 111, 7.298 37 318.64 769.92 403.24 109.24 1,260.47 330.27 1.574.76 258.62 403.31 602.37 454.10 1,302.54 986.28 377.90 624.67 151.55 WW 4u.0o 689.64 128.51 1.922.20 164.97 333.77 242.74 64.61 1.752.2Q kl,o26.7o 600.90 165.62 235 2 wa.ou 210.96 283.76 1.090.43 310.44 in tiik ciKcrir coi:rt ( k thk 8TATKOF OllKCON, KOIl THE COUNTY OK COLUMBIA. ly.uiae Weinbard, Anna wenlogr PhiiI wmirgpr and Henry Warner, Kx- erulrii e at d I scoutum teopei'lively i the last wl mid tttl'ail.ent o( lltlnjr Weiiiharn, do tnn il, plainliffs, V. It. C. ThoiiiHi and Jane Ooa Thomas, hia wife, I)f It-oJDli. Whereat I, the uniler-lgneil, f-benfl ol Columbia County, in tbcHta a ol Oie- on. bavftreoehfd an eseontinn, juilg men orlcr. derrae and order of le, osui-d o'lt o fix above entli I court in abov4 entiile I q'-, to rn direced and data I tbe Mlh Uy o! Jan. 1U13. upon a Judgment and drorM randeri-d ami enteral in ami einri ho i isauteon aald 16lh dav ol Jan. 1913, lo f ivor ol the atxv named plaintina and egalne the above named defenrianta. f ir lb folio inn um, to wit; The sum of ( loO, l b b 'e'e-t tUcreon frm th 20th day of November, 1 !):). at thp f'e ( H percept Ifr snimmj a,nd l(f furttipr fuui ol a t0 70. and penahy paid by aid plaintiffs for th" year 190 1, tiiicelher with inlereat thereon at the rat ol fl per cent p 'r annum from, lb, lUth day of Mirch, I'kOi; an I th further sum I 4 30. t.sea and penally psid by said htinlill't for ihe vear 11)07, ti (ft-ther wi h interett turn-on at the ra'e of 0 per cent per annum from the 2lHh day of October, IU08; snd ti e l i' t' er hiiii ol t-" U( taxes paid by fxid iluii.l,fl for th year lUQft. tone be' -Ailhiu'eretttbfirQnst lb rule of U pel i u' per annum fr m ih 10th day of November, 1907; and lh further tun ol $7 OA, 'axe paid by raid plain tiffs f.r tbe year togi-thef vjtli liitrtrt thtri on t the ml of tl r vent lr am tun limn H e 7lli tlav of Oct. I'V; hikI th fiTitu r turn of 7 !i8, COLUMBIA HOMESTEAD No. 2W Brotherhood of American Yeomen, tneeta th second and fourth Wed nesday night ol each month at Yank ton, Ore. Viaiting member welcome. E. S. Hinson, Honorable For em in C. K Lais, Correspondent. mizpai: c:ia"tkv no. w. o. k. h Meets in Ma nic hall the aeii ud : and fourth Kutor lvao. acli monlh t MARY GKOK(iE. V JI. LUCY OKAY, Secrets. v - zs '. ft. Helena !)( No. 117,1. O. O. P. meeti. I a t ... ... ryr in ine i. ii. u. r . ouua- ing.on II a second and fourth Saturdays Of each month, viaiting member are alwava ylren a harty wel.oiue. Cbaa. U eler. '. O J. W. Ade i. See. Av ,d LKlge No B'J Knuht ni Pythja', meet every Tnetday Evening In Cas tle Hall, Sf. Helen. ViMtlng Kt ighta aUay Welcome. M, E. Miller. C. C. Harold Rota, K.ol RAS White Wyandotts EGGS EGGS EGGS $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 From Best Laving and Exhibition Birds. Cockrels $2.00 to $5.00 Yankton - - Oregon Sec'y of County Fair Ass'n 5PRIIC-VILL hmlt Win n houscrU unnrl titna cotnea you al 'rays ji ml somr ihhi'Js around the house Hull it, nl to he rrjficrrf l,y t,cia ones P 9 ii iVa i, in- us a mil ami li t us ,,ote you prices o;i curtains, slt!i,lesi,f,rtif i s, curtain rods curtain poles, rirs, rarprts, mattings, Un olitims, carpet su rptrsf roiirh covers, etc. If 'tt also hare a full line ,,f dresser schif. oniers, beds, mattresses, din in $ chairs and tables, bujj'efs, china closet's, couches, dav eirports, rockers, i, ion-is chairs, all hinds ii f hi i !) 'i ! ii ' fn i ! ii !i, ......i7 - H.o f,,....:i,,,. :.. ..n.- . a " ' ' " ' , i a a 1 i; un es unit, prices t neeu ui it to (piuillij. CDMFLETE K3USE FURNISHERS uuut.KlAK.ERS EMHALMERS It. Professional Cards! Patronize the Mist Advertisers J. A. HILL F. M..THORP DR. L. GILBERT ROSS PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON St. Helens Offlea Bank BM. Both fboaa ST HEI.KNS LOIXiE NO. A F A M. Meet lit end 3d' Saturday ia each month. Viaiting ' brother cordially welcomed. U W j Clark. Mauler; It. K. Quick. Secretar. DR EDWIN ROSS PHYSICIAN A SURGEON St. Helens - Oregon T H E CENTRAL MARKET DCAI.liRs.IN Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Poultry, Produce Your Orders Solicited Good Price Full Weight Phone 60 . St. Helen, Ore. Mllllttl WAGE-EARNING1 PEOPLE T. S. WHITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR LICENSED EMUALMER Houlton Oregon B. Watchea Clock. i I VON A. GRAY 1 All 3 Watchmaker and Jeweler. Work Guaranteed. 4 KU.l WSTKItTa. Valuation Levy $ GsU4j 1.135,?83 2.2H0.703 1,077.860 972. O r-to .003 .002 .(H13'Ja, .002 .0085 .0075 .01 .01 l,3bl.o0 6,8.".f..34 4.8S4.71 4.412 20 a.l73.:.2 7.270 6 4.094.7D 2.0Gl.f.O 3.226.41 $N).844.71 $1,084.67 5.027.29 levy 6 1.307.869 7 638,180 8 6Sd,i:j 9 555.G47 10 976.940 .005 11 630.314 .007 12 434.190 .00$ 13 Ifi.Md .01 14 822,830 .007 15 545.971 .0075 16 412.319 .005 17 645,282 .005 $1.595,015 Valuation Iyy Hat-sk. ie $4,3, ' lloultun 108,4n7 .01 Halnier 718,183 .007 St. Helma C47.639 .005 Wrnonia 25,075 .005 $1,743,627 SUMMARY '""State tax, $14,595,015, .001263. tax $13,433.50. School, valuation $1 .p'Aili, Ifvy .OOiyg, ts a8.60ti.23! Library, valuation $14,595,015, levy .000025, tax $364.87. . & S., valuation $14,595,015. levy .000005, tax $72.98: CoutUy, valuation 114.595,015, levy .002747, tax $40,092.51. Gen'l road, valuation $14.595.05, levy .003, taj 3,7,3.o-L Hp school, valuation $14,595,015, tax $52,067.44. Sp'l road, valuation $14,595,015, tax $80,814.71. Cities, valuation $1,743,627, tax $.,475.f4 Total tax, $273,742.82, Stat of DrKun, Columbia County. I, II. E. Laltare, County Clerk of Columbia County, Orcein, o hureby certify that foreKolnjr is a cor rect exhibit of the distribution of the 1912 tax, as appears by tho ta roll of aaid county for said year. Dated Feb, 1st,' l13. II. E. Lallare, Clerk. When drawing your laxr pud by aid pbiliitifT- in the yvtTipuy, if yoll l('(iih to Ul'Old 1 KV, tofllier liner 11 inereou ai i ti 1 i tberatotop. r c.nt per a.n.utP donj Hit ( ll4 (ill, lay (ISldc tee 2!., dav oS. t ..lUIOjan.. ih fur- Cll0U(fJt fov j,VCStut ihni ni'H t fat I by aaid - ' ' plaihilfT. t..r ibe var 1010, t..Keiher iiccds; tlivn bnii U t r Tuy !Ii iuie t itn-reou si the rate of 6 , , i .i i 17 J"04 I per a ,.l ,-r annum f,.,,n the -.Tul. d.y MJ ' U k Olid "'1 .'-7'"' ; n'1 ,l,e fMbv mm 01 .deposit it in a Savings "jilowK7 ri' "v :'J ,,,rD,,,r ,,,r Account UV pay FOUR ptr vent interest on such iK counts and accept any sum from one dollar up. DR. ALFRED J. PEEL PHYSICIAN SURGEON Run Uuililii( St. Helens t- Optical Goods St Helens Or. f.-llS -1 ,)le y(Hr 1 tnirelber w ill intrrfst 2.155.72 I Ihereon at the r.il of 0 cr i-eir per 8,266,44 I annum I'oin the V day of A -ii,!, 11-; 10 2Vt 0'' j lbe luttl" f ""V fl'u. l'oi 1 ' i$r aru pi.ili.iini eoMg ami uii-umae-inert In lni auit. laied at f I0.f), and the r ata ul an I UOU taid arit. And wheicaa, in and by .iid exero tiun and iT.K r of aale I 11 111 fo;:i(UHiiU d, fur Ibe pnrjn 5- uf a UV)iiu ml eseci liiu. iidKn.rnt. order anil (If 'ee, iu teie"t, root and aecruing C"t-, to make sale of Ibe follow ingdearl ilied real p"i eriy, to-il : Ii numbered thite :l in I .-k liuiiibced five 5 in the lown uf C'POo-, Cullinibia ronnly MMte i red'-n, aa the m( - u t itM u iHn Ibe ll.i'ial Uiapol W d low, U Yi a lit? ai il if ircurd in Ibe olfiue 01 the Cuuidy t leek of aaid roui v and i-li Sow, ! Ptore. by vlitueul fad i e- uiiotl, u.'iii. nl, mdi-r. decree and Older ol .le, and in eunipliifre with ibe C' uinianili of ald writ, I wid. q;, 3,238.20 j Tursdav, the i'Sth d p (113, a; 125.38 I lOoVlot V w Mi. Ihe front ooor i.f the jt 4fl'64 I-01"11)' vun uoilte si m ll.-len, I'o'- uniDia oouiity, Uie., niiai p iMie am li in (nubjeet to tedeiup'iou) to the higherl bidder fur cash in, i n. all Ilia ri(lil. V''. A'ld lulen al whii h the said defendant or ei her of them had un the Mih day uf Nuveintx-r, l'.KKl, i lie date i f the lu irif(Ke lorn 1. tel in taid suit or aii.ee ll.at date had, in a d to I tie aUve deseiilird pr.ipeity ot any ail thereof. A. K. Tl.ompsoii, SlicrilT of Cdunibi.1 County. (Wed and first published Jail 21, I!)I3. Last publiea iun, reb. i'l, llllj, Notice of Final Account and Settlement. DR. H. R. CLIFF PHYSICIAN A SURGEON I'hone Main A l.'l: Kes. F. v7 Portland. Or. iaiiiiaaiUiiiiaiiaiUmiumniiniUiuauuiuiUiUkUiiiiitR Allen, Felton & Quick U13io1il7 tilling Hutlitinc GEORGE H. SHINN A TTORN EY-A T-LA W REAL ESTATE DEALERS INVESTMENTS. RENTALS. INSURANCE, COLLECTIONS, LCANS, LAND TITLES. APPRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. FISCAL AGENT. CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOR. INFORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT ST. HELENS . . OREGON ,-;. - V r'eVrtS -vi ,V St. Helens Oregon A WELL FILLED BASKET lUUUlV DQ.Ul OLPESTIN THE COUNTY Sr, HELENS, OREGON Itlllltt M. E. MILLER A TTORN EY-A T-LA W St. Helens - Oregon OE o St. Helens Transfer Co. i Phone IS General Transfer and Drayage Daaler in Brick, Cement, Feed, Sand and Shingles 11 ' --) nil Agents for Wagons and Vehicles Bara Oppoaite S chool Houa IE JAtiALlAtt,Ll4tULtii.L.iULaik,tiiL'iteIiiUg Whn It Cam, "Duns your wlfs rnlsa a rumpus wboa yoa stay sway from noma at night T" "No. but she doea wbao 1 get hon." (I.uatou i'ost Ia that wall and rfghtl conahUratB fats own works will find Uttla cau.a to Jusca banlly of anotir.-'TDom- IN TIIK COUNTY COURT OF TI1R S I Ai K OH ( K I'.OON. Ft rt t Ol.. I'M I'. I COUNTY. in I lie maiu-r ut Mi ei.te ol t,larl .nileran, IVCiased. Notice ia hereby given lb it Joliii V C'litMelin, aibi in nlriit ir u! t ie einieot t'liar e Anderson, de c iced, in ibe Slate of Ore'.r, bas hied hii Tinal acei tint nn surb adiiiinistralur of a.iid e'tnl.i in the 1.0111 ly Court of li e 8 ate - 1 Oregon for Culiiiiiblii ('uiiuly, and Unit mi. Cuiilt ba appuii ted and et Mm da). i'JI h d.y i f rebnmrv, A. I. 191;. at ::IQ o'eloi k a m of said dity, in ti e emut riKitn of aaid rutin, in M Helena, in said county and kliite, aa the time and place (or llie bearing of all objections o aaid t'uml aeeount and the ic it lenient thereof, and that all ieraona intereticsl la raid estate may appear on or bef. said data and file any objection tl.er. t Dated 8t Helena, Oregon, and llr.t j publiahed January 84, IBIJ. I John P. Cbcldelin, j Administrator of Kalat of Chrlit Ad-, t deraoa, Iceaed. 1 Ol rj J I i i ill 1.19 of fine Groceries is nice g'ft to & poor farrily nVse nipping winter dy. But even for your own family vcu cannot fiilthe basket better than w?h cme cf our fresh choice Cro-cer-s We believe in the pure food luvs, and insist that every article vve bov to efl $?in sbjill be of the par r:t and best We solicit a trial of ovr ex-.r-N.Tt Nev Seafon Teas and C(fees. v.hic!i hae a rrputen scccr.d to none amorg the ti'c'ajs of q'j.ility ?,C. H. JOHN & COMPANY 2 All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN Plumbing and Sheet Metal Heating Work St. Helens Mill Co. Electric Lighting (Saves Your Eyes) - Steani Heating (Prolong Your Lives) Lath Wood Lumber St. Helen Oregon Keeping Up With the Times a f.rvi. Our Stor Has a bt. helris p&'j troWrv to Ai.c a Oi.j. Grcw'n ir F : opcrtlorv we iiavi: move;) into on: new tjiT.v kteiw and HAVE A LAKOE SltK K OK DRY 110.31 IS CLOTH I Nil VaM )JS & SHOES LADIES am (15-NTS En:lSlHNt..s CHILDREN'S CLOTH": NO "E ALL KINDS AS TO i RICE0, WE INVITE COMPARISON r-I. lv.I ORGUS c3 SON Zl r till St.lSl ,jr" E. W. KETEL lg iV KETEL- r E. A CT.OUSE GROUSE Hb Ckwrf Shop m M Marmm Bmktng on Cokmi S . ntm a V HMn Hbat aiW ar anparaW a any -ns kbini al RraMnabl Prkaa Plan and C t A. CROUSE YSlf - ' E W. KETEL as o o Q r cent or more within the Kampts. .