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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. APRIL 14. 1916 TIDE TABLES FOR APRIL, 1916 iy ...71 ..10 ly . . 1 ..n Ss.iuyi by Ey .23 .24 ly ..26 Hiuyx" uy .27 ...28 Y .30 .. kY .30.. y 0:27 0:08 1:2 l:t 2:30 3:03 3:41 4:27 6:28 :44 8:04 0:13 10:11 11:03 11:61 0:26 1:00 l:8 2:21 3:00 4:04 6:13 6:36 7:68 :ll 10:16 13 M. I I'. M. Low Water A. M, p. m. ft. I h. in. ft. ' Date I h. m. f tTj IT m ft" ....12:11 8.1 Hatunloy ..1 6:20 0.7 6 3 It 0 8 9.0 12:60 7. HUNDAY ..2 7:00 0.1 7-io 1 a .l 1:80 7.7 Monday ...3 7:47 -0.2 7:4 l's 0.0 2:20 7.4 Tuesday ..4 8:26 -0.8 8:11 n 8.0 8:00 7.0 Wednesday. G 0:03 -0.2 8:62 2 S 8.0 3:42 6.6 Thursday ..(1 9:42 0.1 0:26 i j 8.3 4:28 6.2 Krlduy ....7 10:24 0.4 10:00 3 7 7.0 6:24 6.9 Huturduy ..8 11:11 0.8 10:47 4 0 7.6 6:81 6.8 SUNDAY . .9 12 00 l 'l 7.1 7:41 6.0 SUNDAY ..0 n:62 4 2 6.8 8:41 6.8 Monday ..10 1;UK 1 3 6.8 0:20 6.8 Tuesday . .11 1:17 4.2 2:1 1 14 6.0 10:00 7.3 Wednesday 2:37 3.8 3:00 H 7.1 10:46 7.9 Thursday .13 8:42 3.2 3:58 14 7.3 11:18 8.4 Friday ... 14 4:36 2.6 4:4 1 1 5 7.4 11:62 8.0 Saturday . 15 6:10 1.0 5:10 1 0 ....12:38 7.6 SUNDAY . 10 6:02 0.8 5:67 1 8 0.3 1:23 7.6 Monday ..17 6:42 0.1 0:33 2.1 9.6 2:00 7.4 Tuesday .. 18 7:22 -0.6 7:00 2 8 9.6 2:68 7.2 Wodnosduyltt 8:08 -0.0 7:48 2 7 9.6 8:63 6.0 TliurHday .20 8:61 -1.1 8:32 3 0 0.2 4:66 6.6 Friday ...21 0:41 -1.0 0:23 3 3 8.7 6:06 6.6 Saturday .22 10:35 -0.8 10:25 3.6 8.0 7:15 .6.0 SUNDAY .23 11:35 -0.4 11:40 3.7 7.6 8:18 7.8 Monday ..24 12:38 0.0 7.3 0:12 7.8 Tuonday . .26 1:02 3.6 1:43 0.3 7.2 0:68 8.3 Wednesdays 2:24 3.0 2:46 0.6 7.2 10:30 8.7 Thursday. 27 3:30 2.2 3:42 0.9 7.3 11:16 8.0 Friday ...28 4:32 1.4 4:33 1 .3 ..,. 12:03 7.3 Saturday .29 6:22 0.0 6:20 1.7 ....11:60 9.0 SUNDAY .30 6:08 0.0 6:03 2.1 East. Kustorn Oregon noils its wheat on an export market and thus does ItH share toward keeping the balance of trade in tlie right direction, but wheat Ih practically a vanished crop In Western Oregon. Ultimately, when our orchardH come Into full hearing, fruit may help to bring for eign money hero to counterbalance the money that In sent away to pay for manufactured products, but no one knows Just when that time will he. There nro prospects, also, that the dairy Imlutitry will do its Bhure. Hut Oregon cannot afford to sit still und wait for future liidrtftnlti, j developments. It need prosperity and needs It now. Tho fact that the! balance of trudo Is ugulnst us is one that calls for careful study, for as long as this condition cxlHts real and permanent proupority will bo Impos sible. Every crop that offers oppor tunities for turning the balance the other wuy is worth careful study. borship and urge their co-operation or otherwise plead to the complaint and membership. Those present at the preliminary meeting were H. Thlessen, Mllwau kle; W. M. Ladd, Portland; If. West, Scappooso; W. II. Cleveland, Oresh ara; B. C. Altman, Ureshain; II. II. Samuels, Portland; II. C. Browne, Portland; I. D. Graham, Portland. The club adjourned to meet at the call of the president. ompt Payment ithout Quibbling is one of the Strong Points of Oregon's Successful Life INSURANCE COMPANY BEST FOR OREGONIANS Hvfi, CORBETT BUILDING pil.J ")-, MILLS U SAMUEL Gaartl MllUM C. S. SAMUEL 1 Mi few OREGON VEGETABLE 01 Huc'ofully IUImmI In IfctuK- Ins County following article concerning II, the ih-w vegetable which has uch a success, Is from the bo rteglster: frlng the pnnl year or more farm- thn 1'mpu.ua valley, In the y of Konehurf , have carried on pxrlment that Is of more than hry Intercut. They have been n It brocoll, and have found an wtedly ready market for what havo produced. Indeed, It Is y accurate to term tnoir or an experiment, for they have in nieanuro of success thai aoenjs imore their efforts from tho ex- heutal clnss. Itonehurg Hevlew stntoi that of 62 cars has been shipped and approximately $30,000 baa been b;lil to tho community this sea all new money brought In from tittslde, us the crop ha been sold (rlpally In the Kasl. The grow- liavo received $1.36 per crate, !i has averaged a not return of a dollar for ouch dozen heads. It Is evident from this thai the crop Is one that ban possibilities. Ilrocoll Is a vurlety of winter cauli flower, and Its special peculiarity is thut It matures In tho winter seuson. which explains the demand for It In the Knst where the winters are too se vere to permit tho growing of such crops. It Is grown to some extent In the upper Willamette valley, but not on a largo enough scale to assure market In carload units. It does especially well hero on second bot tom and uplands. Ilrocoll, because of the fuel that It Is xild extensively in tho markets of tho Kust, has a commercial import- NOT1CK TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals, addressed to the County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, at St. Helens, Oregon, and endorsed: "Proposals for improving the following roads In Columbia, i;ouniy, uregon, to-wit: COLUMBIA JERSEY CAT TLE CLUB ORGANIZED The Columbia Jersey Cuttlo Club wan organized at a meetinir of breeders held In the ofllce of the Itunil Spirit lust Huturduy. Tho meeting wiis called by H. Thlesxen of Mllwuukle, Ore., who acted as chairman in tho preliminary session, and stated that, among the objects sought, was tho advancement of Jersey interests In every way, but especially in the holding of annual or semi-annual sales. V. M. Ladd pointed out tho many udv.'intuges which would accrue from tho organization of such a club, placing emphasis upon the need of getting together and all working for A common object. W. H. Cleveland, having been elected temporary oecrotary, It was moved by Hurry West that the tem porary organization be made perma nent und the secretary be made treas urer an well. Motion curried. Mr. West announced the results of tho meeting of the Oregon Jersey Cuttlo Club In its appointment of himself us a deleguto to attend the annual meeting of the American Jer sey Cuttlo Club and Its demand that tho Pacific Northwest bo represented by a membership in the Hoard of Di rectors. On motion of Mr. Ladd the presi dent was authorized to appoint a committee to Investigate In regard to tho holding of a public sale and report to tho club. In Itoail District No. 7 Upper Nehalem Road, south of steel bridge. Upper Nehalem Road, in 80c. 26 T. 4 N., K. 6 W. Or such of the above mentioned roads as the contractor may elect to bid upon, will be received by said County Court until 2 o"cloek P. M. April 22, 1916, and not thereafter and at that time will be publicly opened and read. All proposals must be made upon blank forms, to be obtained from the Headmaster, at his office In St. Hel ens, Ore.; must give prices proposed, both In writing and figures, and must be signed by the bidder, with his ad dress. Plans and specifications are on file and may be examined in the of fice of the County Clerk and also at the residence of Judson Weed, County Commissioner, Vernonla, Ore. j Each bidder shall deposit with his hid a certified check, cash or a surety j bond for an amount of at least five! per cent of his bid, payable to the 1 County Clerk, which shall be forfeit! ed to the County In caise the award , is made to him, ana he snail neglect, 1 fall or refuse, for a period of five days, after such award Is made, to enter Into a contract and file the re-1 quired bond. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. A. L. CLARK, County Judge. A. E. HARVEY, County Commis sioner. JUDSON WEED, County Commis sioner. H. E. ABRY, Roadmaster. A. F. BARNETT, County Clerk. 17-2t filed against you In the above, suit, on or before six weeks from the first publication of this summons, which first publication is on the 31st day of March, 1916, and the day on or before which you are required to ap pear and answer oald complaint is the 12th day of May, 1916, and if you fall to appear and answer or otherwise plead to said complaint on or before May 12th, 1916, the plain tiff will apply to the court for the re lief sought for in her complaint, to wit: that the bonds of matrimony between herself and you be dissolved, and a decree of divorce be awarded plaintiff, on the grounds of wilful desertion of plaintiff by you for a period of more than one year preced ing the commencement of this suit. This summons ts published by or der of the Hon. J. A. Eakln, Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered on the 28th day of March, 1916, ordering that this summons be published for six consecutive weeks. W. E. CRITCHLOW, Attorney for Plaintiff. Date of first publication, March 31, 1916. Date of last publication. May 12, 1916. Call Joe Clark Passenger Service. For Light Towing. Day Calls at Fred Wat kins. Phone 28. Prompt and Satisfactory Service. Night Calls at Morgui Building. George's Market ST. HELENS FRESH AND SALT MEATS Phono 8 Prompt Service Fancy Box Candy at Mason's. SIMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Columbia. Cora Fish, plaintiff, vs. Samuel Fish, defendant. To Samuel Fish, the above named defendant: In the namo of the State of Oregon, you are here by commanded to appear and answer NONE BETTER We have just received our spring stock of the celebrated Firestone Tires. AH sizes. Guarantee, 3500 miles. ALSO Fresh stock of Bicycle Tires, $2.50 to $5.00. PATTON'S AUTO GLOSS FINISH "MAKES YOUR CAR LOOK LIKE NEW" REPAIRS SUPPLIES WE RECHARGE BATTERIES CITY GARAGE St. Helens, ! Oregon anco to the whole state that Is at This committee will be announced once aparent. One of tho reasons why business Is not good In Oregon ns It should be Is thut the balance of trade Is against us. Wo are buying more from outsldo points than we arc selling In return, and the Inevitable result Is thut money Is drained out of the state. This is particularly late.'. ty vote tho annual dues were fixed nt $2 und tho membership ter ritory to Include Multnomah, Clack amas, Columbia and ClutBop counties for tho present. lly vote the presldont was asked to act ns a committee to prepnre tho truo nt tho present time when tho 1 necessary by-laws nnd submit them lumber Industry is depressed. for approval at the next mooting. Oreaoii Is not a manufacturing' The secretary was authorized to state but buys tho greater part of;'lte to all owners of Jersey cattle! Its manufactured products from the' In ho counties Included In tho mem-1 All Husen Cull ut Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THOS. 1SI1ISTF.K, Prop, 'chicken Dinner Sunday, 35c RATES $1.00 PER DAY AND IP Kiieciul Rates to Kcgulur Hoarders All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAfc WORK. St. Helens Oregon Livery, Feed and Sale Stable fill U !M ' m Prince Albert will show you the real road to smoke-joy! V CoerMikitiMbv "-J.H.youft.lubMMt A: 'Or Hotel Barber Shop HEWITT BLDG. II. T. BKNNKTT, Propr. MOST SAN1TAUY SHOP IN HT. HELENS A HEAL SHOE SHINE CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A Hpclalty J f D RAYING AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE 15 OR 12 WAf. H. DAVIES , ST. HELENS, OREGON Prop. LODGES Mizpah Chapter O. E. S. meets In Masonic Hall the second and fourth j Saturdays of each month. MRS. LILLA M. CROUSE. W. M. ' JOHN PHILIP, Secy. I Tilllcum Tribe No. 62, Improved O. H. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each month. W. O. BRANNON, C. Of It. EBER BROWN, Sach. PRINCE ALBERT was made to create tobacco content where it never existed before I It per mits men to smoke all they want without getting a sore tongue, without any comeback but real tobacco enjoyment I The patented process by which Prince Albert Is made (and controlled exclusively by us) fixes that and curs out bite and parch! Albert the national joy smoke comes right to your taste fair and square I And it will do for you what it has done for thousands ot men make pipe or cigarette smoking the cheertul est of your pleasures I sffiJS3 Albert is a fact that will prove out -fefttf TSSi to your satisfaction just as quickly g3SS5S asyoulayinastockandfire-upl 'w " .j.itETNOU)STOBACCOCO.,Wia.l--w,n.v. 0. mm U JiMiHJrr.JilT -III mlt "hmi hlMtai Jl M. 17 "wUck k " - k lijM wkm on mmM Mml GEO. H. SHINN, Pres. L. R. RUTHERFORD, Sec. Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGON The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No. 217. moets first and third Thursday of each month In I. O. O. F. Hall. Visit In members always welcome. MRS. ANNA H. SAURER, N U. MRS. ELLA ALLEN, Seo'y. Columbia Encampment. No. 77, I. O. O. F. meets in the I. O. O. F. Hnll nn the second and fourth Thursday of each month. Sojourn ine Patriarchs most cordially invited to moot with us HARRY BENNETT, C. r. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Scribe. Avon Lodire No. 62 KnlKhts of PvtMna meets overv Tuesday even ing In CaBtle Hall, St. Helens. Vis iting KnlKhts always welcome. JAMES O'CONNUK, U. U. E. A. ROSS, K. of R. & S. St. Helens Lumber Co. Wood and Lath Steam Heating Electric Lighting St. Helens Lodge No. 32, if- A. F. & A. M. meets 1st AA and 3rd Saturday In each month. Visiting brothers cordially H. J. SOUTHARD, W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secy. St. Helens Lodge No 117, I. O. O. F. meets in the I O. trT O. F. building, on the second and fourth Saturdays ot each month, visiting members are al ways given a hearty welcome. , CARL II. AAMOND, N. Q. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Soo. Lumber Manufacturers
