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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1916)
i i 1 I 1,1.1. ir A I .-Jl'P" i I IK rW '"tV". 21 ' 0 : V:i'j .b 1:30 0D$ 9-' ids? :::: '"T 6 1:67 8.6 S:28 m,',"' 0 2:41) 8.2 4:10 'ilSJ 7 3:0 7. 4:6 if'.'.li 8:31 8 " : ..HI -3 9:60 i- Jh A Y ..M!l0:3 010.2 I ' . r . I . 'I'll It III 1 1 fin Pu"' i . . . . . .12:24 ::s::: ;.',hr 2:07 07 3:48 K 'WAV 92 4:46 I TIDE TABLES FOR MAY, 1916 7.3 7.2 7.0 6 8 8.0 6.4 6.3 6.3 6 6 6.8 7.3 7.8 8.3 8.8 8.3 7.0 6 7.2 7.2 7.2 7.2 7.3 7.4 Duto h. Iow wutnr Monday Tuuaduy . Woilnimjiiy Tliurailay , l''rld:iy . . . Kiit urdny . SUNDAY . Moi'diiy , , Tu'i:duy Wednoadiiy Tliurnday , Krlday . . . Huturdi'y . HUNDAY . Monday . . Tuiir.duy . Wcilnci day Tliurmluy 1'rlday . . . Hitturil:iy . SUNDAY Monday Tuomluy in. I A. , 2 :i 4 6 , , 7 , 8 01. 10 "I 12 13 14 .ir, 17 IK .11) .20 1 6:4-0.4 7:2X 8:ur H:i2 9:l U:r,H 10:3!) 11:24 V:4:'i l:r,ii 3:011 3:57 4:4x 6:23 0:11)1 7:04 7:C1 8:31)1 D:2 .21,10:201 .22 11:14 .231.. ..I 0.11 -O.li -0.4 -0.2 0.1 o.u 0.8 3 3:5 2.8 1 II 1.0 0.1 -O.fil -1.2 -1.6 -1.7 -1.81 m. I ft, 1'. M. 6:43 7:20 7:66 8:30 0:04 0:42 10:20 11:31 12:12 1:02 1:64 2:45 3::i4 4:21 6.06 6:55 6:42 7:3:i 8.2(1 0:25 ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY 19, 1916 MONEY IN RAIS ING ARTICHOKES 1. 2:10:30 0.711:39 . .12:00 (M. II. Kill, II, II In I,' . n v i -.h':uu iLi;iflHlfr I ,i 9 Tlio ui!Htlun of producliiK more 3.2 I :i)ip rood for Block la a null 3-6 ! J,Jct v'lil,:l" coiifrontB wouM-l,n n 3.8 , (:..:;ful fiirm.,1 u and olockmun In tlil " part of Iho tountry, whoro tlio cunt ' ' v , ? (,,,., i....t. . 4 , i inuii in uiiiioiii prohibitive). And It l.l!rtMU with tho pwjuio ;o clloOB0 ))0. 1.4; twooii inorital.lo farmlnK with plenty 1-7 t.f clump fi;cd ( unprofltublo farm- 2 3 ; mi,' for want of It. Tho will and tho 2.0 'il,"'r 'ly uro lucking, for thlH I 2.8 2 0 3.1 3 2 3.3 3.1 0.1 Ttila'a miro 1 1" "I y tour l'ur litlwr t HI. Hclnnw." Cashable Painted Walls lllil CCIIIII'C ....1.11111 u noon country for root i:ropB, capoclally for tlioca grown for fomliiiK mock, and thono afford an 3 3 i auumbiico of cliuup food. Wo ahould 3.3 rahio inoro root crops for fowl, und oil mora high prlcod hay and grain. Savo nil tin hatit Btraw and feud with ouia, uii'ii wuii plenty of onBllugp 11,1,1 Piucllco will tip tho Hcalen on the profit 8hlo. Hahilng und feeding vego lahh.':i hi nnicli nioro work than hay ..nd grain, hut tho rosultn, tho profits liiHte.ul of loi;s, uro In favor of root rropH, and will go far toward:! put ting farmers on Ind-.-pondont street, if not on liaey atrea'.. Whllo wo aiprcclato olln-r vego-l-ilil wo consider Iho good, depeml ihlo whllo urtlchoko by far tho bout id rulso for feeding mock. All kinds iif Block ur fond of tliom and horses will leavo their grain for them. Many .(opln havo no Idua even what nrtl- hol.ca aro and know nbuolutely noth ing of their great vuluo us stock food. I'lolial.ly not ono farmer In fifty raUo.i nitlchoki's, or oven knowb much about them. They will stay In Iho old rut year after year and feed a few head of stoi k about every thing they ralKO of i;mall yielding crops, when they could doublo or tiuhlo llielr Incoino by raising artl- -anitarv. I liat vmi could was'i williont iiiinrv. ACME QUALITY 'NO-LUSTRE FINISH I tlio lihal rin.ih, It la nanltary. It ran bo duHtml, wiped with a damp lo'.li, or oven washed with mild o .p and water without Injuring the Imhh. And It's lucxpi'tiHlvn and on 1) applied - bru ihed on llko ordinary ;ulol. More Information Kt our st :n. A. S. HARRISON & CO. Don't Carry About a Great Roll of Money! You have often wanted a finish for yuir wall .1 ...i i i t... .i....i.:i:. .. . f :i . . ., i" 111.11 IM'iM'i ii. ill i iiv inn iiiiiui y hi ,lll nil ij.lim, vi'i Willi a SIM - : ,.ar I .. .. .... . . ....... , . ....... .. ,,..hn uiiu ijuuury io lurn face of Mill, restful, velvet like appenrMu-e. A liuisli that waDiem Inio money. While the urtlchoko Is beat known as a superior food for hogB, It Is not K.'iierully known that It Is also one uT tho very best foods for poultry. I'owhi thrlvo on them und require hut llltlo grain, and hens lay heller. Wo havo ti-led feeding them to hens I which wero not laying well und, nl I though tho weather was very un favorable they wero soon laying near ly twlio as many eggs. Thoso who oaro to ralso poultry for profit would do well to plant them near tho poul try run for shado In summer, and .Am to afford them protection from hawks, and when tho tubers mature they should bo lifted from tho ground . tho fowls require, them, and they will feed on them until June. Some liiiics, If thu soil Is mellow, tho poul try will not wall until tho artichokes mature lief uro beginning to help themselves. They uro tho most reliable crop wo ..'an riiiuc, und about tho only ono which does not disappoint In yield. Last year wo planlod half on aero the ."r.it of May on hard clay land which has never been enriched und was so dry wo could only plow n few inches deep. Wo havo had about ono-thlrd of tho patch dug and find over 100 bushels tallied. What other crop could givo larger returns on Buch soil? Wo havo planted them ns late us tho 20th of May, but It Is better to plant them any timo In April. Tho ground should bo well prepared the lame us for potatoes, but any good com or vegetablo lund will ylold big crops of nrtlchokes If properly cared for. They should not ho planted on low land whoro tho water remains in tlio soil much of tho time in Win ter, us It will cuuso them to decay. Hut If anyone wishes to raise them, and tho four that they might be iiomewhat difficult to get rid of keeps them from raising them, they may he planted In a slough whero tho Winter rains will dispose of those left In the ground. Freezing does not hnrm them, hut Biinshlne soon dries them up, which goes far to mako It easy to get rid of them. They aro easy to dlK In tho fall, as soon ns tho tops nro entirely dead, and may then bo storod In bins for Winter uso. Tho tops mako good feed food for cnttlo und horses, so the wholo plant Is edible, and they easily yield 1000 bushels of tubers per acre. Thero is a satisfaction In having; an abundance of nourishing food at hand which Is not so valuablo that It is llko feeding monoy. Thoro Is money In artichokes, and lack of holp with our farm work Is all that has prevented us from plant ing them on a much larger scalo, and wo wonder there are not more farm ers raising them, hut It seems that Ignorance on tho one hand, and preju dice on the other, has prevontod tholr holng moro generally planted. And wo predict that when thoco two bar riers nro removed a largo porcent of I farmers nnd poultry men will give them flrBt place among unpin mm crops, The prejudice wo refer to Is tho Idea that they nro hard to got rid of. Tho red nrtlchokos aro, hut tho white ones nro vory different. Wo have grown the mammoth whlto variety sovon years on our farm, six miles northwest of EiiReno, nnd so far have hud no troublo with thorn, although limy have been plunted in several different places, and wo have made no effort to get rid of them. We doubt If one-fourth of a bushel could he found whero they wore formerly grown. Ilv-the I THE MOVIE SCREEN Somebody says that If Shakespeare wero living now ho would he writing motion pleturo scenarios for Colonel o!lg. News Item. "Hill" Shakespeare wero he living now, would write for moving pictures; He'd find "Love's Labor Lost" we vow In brewing screen plot mix tures. We'd hav j to get down to hard work and write ctuff tlmi appeals, Anu aasli off "Hamlet," or "King iear, in tnree or rour tense reels! Hill Shakespo.are, were "Bill" ing now, might credit on screen For comedies are In demand and he'd dash off a scream! Hut Guzooks! Odd Hodkins! and 8 death! ho'd find all honors taken Screen und poster credit grabbed by menus or i rancls llacon! "Hill" Shakespeare, were he living now, could write strong movie plays; i nui mined soliloquy or his re vamped In many ways. And Othello, that reallBtic Scout, might r.ny sum command As "Uncle Tom," In throo strong parts, hod draw to beat the bund "Hill" Shakcspoakc, were "Bill" liv ing now, would find film critics "roasters," When "Bill's" Immortal name ap peared on movio screens and posters! Mabel Taliaferro, "soon to be seen In "Her Great Trice," a sensational Metro feature production, began her professional career with Robert Hll llaid and Jennie Yeamans just 25 years ago in the play "Blue Jeans." But It must bo remembered that Mabel was only two and a half years old then. Scenarios aro In preparation for the transformation of the Rex Beach novels Into photoplay features by the Lubin company. "The Barrier," "Tho Sliver Hordo" and "Tho Iron Trail" aro underlined for produc tion. The Luhln company Is deter mined to tnuke each play mark an epoch In Bcreon achievement. The companies will bo established In the localities described by Mr. Beach in tho novels. Abraham Lincoln never had a seat next to the fleshy woman In a movie theatre; never saw the movie heroine converse over the phone; never wit nessed an auto chase scene; never heard a movie plpaorgan; never saw a movie motorcycle cop. Tot, Abra ham Lincoln died only fifty years ago! Thomas J. Carrlgan, leading- man for little Mary Miles Minter In "Dim ples," "Lovely Mary," and other Met ro productions, owns a third interest In a factory In Michigan that builds portable houses. This fact has led some of his friends at the Lambs' Club to remark that it Is easy for Mr. Carrlgan to "bring down the house." KVKKY H.V K.T 5 weatherly Ice Cream Pure, Wholesome, Health ful. Sold in St. Helens only by Fred Watkins 4 Phone 28 ' Jjq yet Controls 15 Tlnid Drttfarj a i r.n HOL- a PER CEXE ' AVrJeiablcftepanlioDiiriJ' Fim Miinn iiu num muiuLu. O Lil.il.. u v tingll SlotnachsandBaglsa CAPRI rvnrnntixi Th'toslifflifScerfiil- ... nRoaf rntlf.-llltSlto OpiunUorpuine nnrHlntia .Not iakl"'"- jtaiMterd mrmJmt- r"-'"T"" ,. XHomedvforConsUi WonasJcverishnesaiii lOSSOFSUSEf lacSimuTsigiiatoot rui CkicuehCompaiz CASTOR! For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature. of LW r Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years TMI CIPrTAUN MMMNT, MKW VOKK OITT. If you have made a few hundred dollar In a business deal or a lucky peculation DEPOSIT THEM IN A BANK AT ONCE. The possession of a large amount of currency is a temptation to spend. You Will Not Be So Ready to Draw a Check as Vou Will to Spend the Ready Cash The Col ii m hi a f!ftiintv Bank St. Helena, Ore. OLDEST IN THE COUNTY Depot Confectionery N. (. IiAKAIlh'K, Proprietor Cigars :: Periodicals :: Soft Drinks Handles the famous Hazelwood Ice Cream. While wait- mR for trains make this your headquarters Phone 16 WEST ST. HELENS J. W. Haggquist Cleaning Pressing All work done promptly and in first-class shape Give me a trial Shop in Hewit Building, next door to Hotel Barber shop. t Italian Importing Lompany f ST. HELENS, ORE GROCERIES, LOGGER'S SUPPLIES IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, CHEESE, ETC. TREE DELIVERY PHONE 46 iiiihB7 THE CAR OF COMFORT LIGHT, 11'KA Itl.K, ECONOMICAL "MiiHTMit, o7B.oo 5-pANSi.;(;i:i: Tori:ia, $nr..o B-I'AHHKXtiEIl MODEL Hi!, $;."il.0( Iiiy un you rldo Kiiny (prim HENRY McCOY. AGENT A. L. Robenolt Expert lloi'HO Sliner, HliickNiiiith llrlntr your work to mo nnd Ixt iiHiircd of mUlNfuctory service nt HriiNomililo Prices A. L. Robenolt WEST ST. HELENS, OREGON WATER GLASS The Egg Preservative Lime & Sulphur Spray : AT: DEMING'S DRUG STORE MODELS OF PERFECTION. PERFECTLY SIMPLE SIMPLY PERFECT. Jpodlon, Oil, Belts and nil kinds of Sewing Mudiluo auiiplica, Repairing a anociulty. NEW HOME ITSKItH AUK QUAMTY CHOOSERS Eor Snlo by SHAKE!'1 & DITMVER .110 Morrison St., Portlund, Ore. THE NEW HOME SEWING ALV CHINK CO. Sun l'Vaiiclcco, Col. DO YOU want to be convinced that we have the Biffgest Hardware Values in the market? That we have what you want right now? That's what we want to do, and if you need PAINT, OILS, SASH, DOORS, BUILDING PAPER or WALL PAPER, let us figure with you. MUCKLE HARDWARE CO. ST. HELENS, OREGON EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE ST. HELENS HOTEL J. C.EORGE, Proprietor ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL RATES $1.00 AND UP SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS