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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1916 WlM'll I'"1" .....1. ........ jt 'i''" ",,B" " "," lilu hiniii" "I"'' Hlinwoil null ins 'ol,(,,,,.ful nrl..u li lul. HKwIoy ,,v,.r forgi.iH (especially wlmn an- .1 I.. ......llllff fill 1 Mil tllltf lllllf CH'CUOll I" , . . ring lie i"'"1 lhn "or coiiecuou , jarcl.'ii ' " tlittttka lW unit iiKkfd ""' r 'rt por- : ..r ni'i'i rimy win. in THE FOG HORN Iii-t Your Tooter Ttmt NO. 4 (uiiKriHiuii n lluwloy wub ilurliiK tho County "I.litlo llo I'eep bus Ht ,r b p Concerning which mnko nolo Tlmt wlillu llo J',.,.p , OHt ,1)r Sho him riot lost her gout." Hurry I'eterHon. chooses, ,o or Mlie cun accoult f()r; the employment of that time in any! one of a thousand ways. Tlio ordl-' nary kcIiooI day g 0vor at 3 or 4 o'clock. und tlio rKt of the afternoon iiml evening may hn employed i pruc.l CllliU to tlfl tmrent U.i.,. u .-I - . . I " " '-. urru n tail IJO Jack Ramsey says: "Never hull , ovad. d ,y ttuttiinr In i ...I - " 1-.MUMID hi. "17" .""V""1 " We want 10 PvoBt worse we muHt o echll . wl8 , "B "KP0Bal ;8U"",'""t r prayer with some mo thlhl whether that child In 1 thing oh,e. .... or seventeen, and If the child CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use F or Over 30 Years of Always bears tiie Snaturc llllrt n fiiinllv riiur 1 it. ...on t h doctor MM., mad.. , ,slllln " "7 " " " ,: . A far as the ' Mlltl Lllfl IIIIIIIII IU nitlKllmnA.I ri.,iu.t with Himiliil omphnHls on lluvvl.'y 'Nl tlicin UN request- COURT PROCEEDINGS Saturday, May 13, 1916. On tills daV sealed r.rnnnaala fn. the performance of certain road lm- .......,, nlta Kiiinir unor i niii rn or uraetien lu tiv. ! nn.n..,,l .... I ... ...... .. . I Whim i.. o ... . ;'"."" ""io auveruHKU, i i ul wrol.r "I am mcikIIIik you i " ' I'm. nrierj '" u.khi, in young peo- oponeu ana examined by the ......ly of p.-iii.. What arei1''" luBt r""l,l,l ''"'Bot to cIoko hlnil'1" ronchlns homo at It o'clock orl ('our'' h'"lf follows: .iiutlior niii'i" I ,i, ..... , , . ; i.ii... ii . I John Keatlni? Ilalnl..r urn .!. .. .... ..I.... ii... u.l...l.. m'm.ii. uiin miy iniorinril lilm l.l' ""' imii iiiiirK veil ini'tmun u lu i . .u mo ,. p..H?" Tho doctor ropllod! "OH"1 '!"". wlier.Mipon Urra-1 'HkIou or tchool work there can And the Court belnB advlaed In iyi .1 iva lator: "No. I am not ! """ r"'"-icd: "I know It I loft It ! 1,0 '"I'I"K wrong ahout It. and the ! ll'8 matter, It U ordered hy the Court I'" ' Unit mr" ; therirv .f ... -i . . .. I that Hnlil tirmw.ui.l .... hut tliy IliaKo ri..0; ' I K"' 1 1 1. n (. oil I ps i horpliv lu t t a i i 1 I)UlH Muhr wet on nt lust f.! V""" dutiful that we , tract be en ." ""m" aml r.rni.n rron. touching it and can Keating for the faithful performance lull LlalllliiK .... s.-n.l along hoiiio inoro it t s....thar.l my he has I u vl",,l" 'I'I'K'. MIhii,,:,ioIIk 1. mui no wrong in t. Now what is of 11,8 same. ono of tho itntrlinr "I I do.m nioru for women th.m .,.. l!ul wo Cttn "ot '"""e do more I)aviH, tho trannfer . . lillmr liiri.. il(. u li.. i..... .. .ii ... Usliul for WV.T.I. "I"'""- '" "!,,,., llU " ' ! wrong In it? 1 ,I!W wi. i b And It appearing to the Court th.i "n" in." is ., , ra fur lil.u f,.- i. . ... llll!.- la Very little r It nlmnl II ---- uvfllJCIll oi ...... ".lUUOer Ne III nm Wniwl u.. 1 I than 2 In Itnnrt Dlut & a ....... i draw attention to one or two. In t)i fore DUhlished. for man, says; ; fiPU, i ,,. , .. thin iin.o- ! Tor ahowlng up tho furnl.uro, you ' an ' t ! A- that on! can't l..-:.t tlx. moving van." ; nt , . , " ,, . "' fr'" "ccount of the failure to furnish plans loat.T Welllnu.,,.. .,. , .. n,llou"1 of wrk, an excuse mark and specifications at the times and l.ot. r ..lllngloi. says ho doesn't you. not a reason. ! places as advertised, certain prospect- caro If houuly Is only skin deep for: Secondly, they regard tho hours : lva "Iddera were not permitted to pre-' ho'n no cannihal. i f tho day as their own to spend and ' pttre thelr Pr0l,0sul8 for W improve- " jfllAIlt Ir III nrrlupa l.if 4I.a in.. ai.i ho upent to their own advantage and all such 7.r now nrele ' d :,n wlio Kfiit hlui the following does ,1 know what ho la talking iil.oul. It roada: " 0 Knruener no .nulihriMl a Ire" grinter; ir he a a .clur, Ihi'h a Mil grafter, and If u; polh' mi folk think lin's st n urdinrry grafter.' IUm'i thill tuiyu ho lias liottni Llrmli. t lnt.it I'll alarm clock. from tlio Holomau, who was cap tured by tho Sioux, wore taken from tho Indians. That article gave Mr. niiitilier. of I'kIIiiiik liicreuHed llmuwilulii llir" w,.ro obliged to i it up tin' i ii unc In Ii'hii liir.n a month (iovernor mli.nl i rib'i.'il a number of state llil.i iiiiiiKiiil. orgitnlxeil, to pro I Hit) frniitliT, as tho day Mr. lliltcw.m Kllli'il a general uprising 1 i!:. In April, I8C9, and will partlcl- Itiilluits I. a. I been ordered nun j pate In the new pension law provld ny ut the e.trl hettlers were mur- ' lug penitlons for nil those who served nil. I 90 days or more, which wo learn is In tho following Ilerombor, the i "P lJ "x1 I'renldi-nt. HOY AND GIRL FRIENDSHIPS .It Kuus.ih w:ih drgi'iilzcd and with "lit re ; il irt under c.in:il.'.itd ol IIV..I I n.l.'i, ;il.ir: d III lil.i tlil of 1 li.ili mm Tli follnv e l mill ,.J Itidhiiii. ; II tlmt wliile, nnd Tho following nrtlclo was read by ti n tiic.Ki'iii.-nl hi wiil. h Mis- c. j,nho before tlio Rcappoose mi v.u .-r iu. ii, over r,UD w ore roii,iii:iuiiy cni, m published by lovo and ulgebra, geometry, domestic ieiuost: . enmomy i.ad thoughts of matrimony This Im'tle m i ii rr I'd In liortliwi-Kt Thuro art) many things which when uro : 1 1 1 mixed up in a hopeless jungle, in, cm the Pan Handle, the t-xaet looU'd nt by theniselves or taken Voti will meet them on the roads -atlon Is iitikiiiiv n. Ml:ts White without com lili'rlng what they may these lovo sick swnln sitting on the J Wi'n a prirniiiT from August 14 develop Into seem quite harmless log ami fenco rail.1, and If you come llir lnt nt March following. She ami proper ut first, yet these things upon them unobserved you will come ) fairly well treated, but toward cauno us much unfairness from tlnio to tho conclusion that the bottom has b't nuffenil for the want of food, 'o time One of those things Is the fallen out of things and from the i lntURli sin) f4ir,.,i n well us tho .ipiionunlty and facility which our. look on their faces you think of I'm. The night l.cfore the battle school anil religious Rystems ufford dray's lines, "Crazed by caro and M capture, an old siuaw woke MIhs for tho formation of Hoy and (ilrl crossed by hopeless lovo." If It were wo up in tin. night ami divided I'l'lt'iidnhlps. Hy the opportunity for not for tho serious couuoiiucnces, I fill her Imr lust morsel of food. I ..milng theso friendships I do not could laugh heartily at many a plc- ' uiitor'i nu n hud chased tho In. me.ui tho bringing of tho sexes to- ture I have seen this fall. The spirit n lulu Texas beyond the buffalo tc'.hor as at the same school or ik inl they wero nearly starving phiirch, or In tho same classroom. ii captured. The evil lies In thla, that generally ft'e av' thu experience of J. M. sieal.l:ig when u hoy or girl Is at US FATHER KILLED BY INDIANS (fonllnu.'d from pago 1) il.-nnen a,t week, wlyu ho lived ' ""Vl"' r,,Kur'l tlnt time as their j herein bo returned to the respective: f...l l . ... . I.I. . ... ..." nulo meat for lilnii days """" a mowier s. That Is why " 'm inai a new can De made .,,, , .. ;yon wo them adopt every pretext to1 . Ior sam improvement, to be After their rescue, the lUlli Kansas:. 1 y P,1 , 10 opened on the 7th day of June, 1916, cavalry Joined forces with General ' " r Ul ,,l,flr Pr"c,l"!3 on the ul 2 o'clock V. M. Custer, and Mr. Hansen was present " fl'"' ,'cl"",l B"d cl,urch' TI,Bl ' n tl,ls tlie ('ou"ty Uoadmas when Ml,i. White and a Mrs. Morgap ; " tr,-, r P"-n,s t? the urt his plans tHS I" UUIII U IIUIUDRr OI VOUI1K DPO- vmim iwaw lluviii.iiia, ucoif,unii:u an 1U11UWH. ) KVKKY JiOHK BLSII 1! LOOMS A WKI.COMK PORTLANDS TENTH ANNUAL ROSE FESTIVAL Special Itound Trip Fares Daily June 4 to 0 from all points on THE NORTH BANK ROAD TllltKK GREAT 1UV8 OK FHOIJO AM) PACJKAXTRV DKIIICATIOX OK COI.L'.MIUA R1VKK HIGIIWAV. KI'ORT COXTKHTH COXVKXTIOXS OIKX A I It CIIORl'H OK ii.000 VOICKS Tuesday Evening, June 6 Ootvnlnj of Queen Wednesday, June 7 Hcliol Children's I'a(ejint .National leIiiat Ion Highway Xi)lit Spe ta le .Sinking of Gunboat by Submarine Thursday, June 8 1 Floral Pageant Gun Club Shoot State Conventions Friday, June 9 , Military-Civic Pageant Murine Parade Speed Ront Races Chinese Pugeant Concerts. Festival Center Dance I'allee Musipierade Fast Frequent Train Service New Reduced Round Trip fares from your city to San Franri.sro Daily June 10. To Knights Templar Con clave, 1-oh Angeles, Daily June 12 to 10. Ask the Agent J. O. DIVENS, Agent Houiton, Oregon plu for any purpouo finds such dlffl-; iculty in keeping them in order or I'.iimt Xeliulem Road In Koad I)ist. No. 6. ' I.ll'h.. n n ... 1.. ,1.. ... . CmulriHn(lnH KT , v White bis first knowledge that Mr. 'T. .7.T . f . .. . p" Wr" Zr-,''"!, '"'i vi iiiimii ineir iiuio la meir own . ..uiiuouum D ,..i .,,. ....... . P'ce. , ". ,' VJ ",l"' ""eny Specification No tho last I will mention, but there are son's place. many others. Their nnmo Is Legion. ' Specification No. 5, above Bob L.inlsey'H place. liaitHi'ii was in that company. Mr. Wlilte joined tho Kansas stale mill- -near A. John- I The last evil I want to mention is tho deadly oanicitnesa with which these young people go about tho business of swoetlieartlng. Ileforo the time lie:i their parents dared even to think thoughts of their own thec oting people's hourtn have become hardened to lite fickleness of human iiffoctlnti, their pillows have been wet with l earn wrung from a blighted physical and intellectual part of a mail or woman nre enemies. Wo may pray that there may not be worse results than Intellectual failures, but No. 6, abovo Ru No. 7, at Pollock's m l ' v 1 ?i' . 0 k mm Ii. rrriai-SEi?vW .Vlv' 7 l:: . mmsm MOBACCO 15 PREPARED FuK SMOKERS UMDr.R THE PROCESS DISCOVERED IN WAKING EXPtRIMENTSTO ! FROPUCE THE MOST DE-: yCH1rUL"Af!D WHOLE -;OMET0UACC0FOR CIG-, SMOiOJlS. : i.iF'iii n ' ' r.nH.'! in i"iii;i Hiiiiiii .;a ,R.j.RtYNOLDSTOSACCOCCKfyjY ,1 ii:i'ii u.i..iir... t r iica . .: i . n 11.3.1. iini.i..''..''-' .11 P. A. puts new joy into the sport" of smoking ! YOU may live to be 110 and never feel old enough to vote, but it's certain-sure you'll not knov the joy and contentment of a ...jiLu n ne or o hand rolled cigarette unless you get on talking-terms with Prince Albert tobacco! P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by a patented process that removes bfe and parch J You can smoke it long and hard without a come back! Prince Albert has always been sold without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and coolness is as good as that sounds P.A. just answers the universal demand for tobacco without bite, parch or kick-back! T... n Prinre Albert isn't any harder .liiuuuukuuu - , tt Hp3 than to walk into the nearest place that sells . .d tuort onrl for "& supply of P. A. You pay i"uu,-w . :v tU -Koor- out a little change, to De sure, uu tv vv.. """pound On tai.1,. - "" rUumr rrilu.('ni pnunj .,.i,.or will) tponi, -motif nit UUI ...i o ' , , w"i:;;.'u6"r,,,'"'",A fullest investment you ever made I thm IP national joy smoke R. J. Reynold. Toba.c. C, Wln.to.S.I. N. C Copyrlht 1918 by R. J. R.ynoM. TobaH, Ca Albew Specification pert's place. Specification place. I'1!i Hawk Road Station. 0 to 12, at A. M. Iierg's pluce. And the Court being advised in the matter, it is ordered by tho Court that said pluiiR and specifications bo, and the same hereby aro approved. It la further ordered by the Court that call for bids for such road Im provement be published In two suc cessive Issues of the St. Helens Mist and in the Clatskanlo Chief, to-wit: the Issues of May 26 and June 2, 1916, and that such bids be opened at 2 o'clock P. M. on the 7th day of June. 1916, at,2 o'clock P. M. Saturday, May 20, 1916. On this day, it appearing to the Court that a vacancy exists in tlio of fice of Constable for Justice of the Pence and Constable Dist. No. 3, It Is ordered by tho Court that S. A. Tur ner be, nnd he hereby is appointed to fill such vacancy. On this day it Is ordered by the Court that County Road Warrant No. 2S0, Fifth Scries, Issued February! 4, 1916, In the sum of $175.00, in favor of V. II. Adams, bo and the same hereby Is cancelled. Heretofore, and on the 3rd day of May, 1916, Simon Kaapnr hnvlng pre sented to the Court hi3 written claim for damages in the sum ot $50.00 on account of injury to horse, alleged I to hnvo been occasioned on account ' of defective condition of a certain ; bridge on the public highway between ! Mayger and Helena, crossing the head I of Green Creek, or a branch thereof, J and the Court huvlng reserved Its de-' cislon for further Investigation, now, 'on this 20th day of May, 1916. the : Court being advised in the matter, it ; Is ordered by the Court that said : claim he, and the samo hereby is i allowed In tlio sum of $35.00; i i It Is furtlir ordered by tho Court ! .that the Clerk be, nnd ho hereby in! i Instructed to Issuo a General Fund ' . Warrant in said sum In favor of said Simon Kaspar, in full settlement of 1 said claim. j i On this day sealod proposals for f certain road Improvement were i opened nnd examined hy the Court, : being as follows: Rninlor-Aplary Road: j Goo. W. Grant, for the sum i of $3,780.00 j Upper Nehnlem, Specification No. 3. ; Clyde Johnson and T. P. Hurt, for the sum of .... $ 199.00 ; A. R. Melts, for the sum of . $ 295.00 . Upper Neholem, Specification No. 4. ; Kd and David McMullen, i for the sum of $2,447.58 ' C. V. Knstrom, for the sum of $3,200.00 John Keating, for the sum of $4,675.00 And the Court being advised In the matter, It Is ordered by the Court that the following named proposals bo, and the same hereby are accepted, viz: Clyde Johnson & T. P. Burt, Upper Nehulem, Spec. No. 3, for $ 199.00 Ed and David McMullen, ' Upper Nehalem, Spec. 4, for $2,447.68 It is further ordered by the Court that all other proposals submitted at this time be, and the same hereby are rejected. Friday, May 26, 1916. On tliis day R. S. Hattan, County Treasurer, presents to the Court his written resignation as County Treas urer, and the Court being advised In the mntter, It Is ordered hy tho Court that said resignation he, nnd the same hereby Is approved. On this 26th day of May, 1916, it is ordered by the Court that James W. Hunt be, and he hereby is ap pointed to the office of County Treas urer for the remainder of tho uncx- ! plred term of R. S. Hattan, resigned, j Whereupon, Court adjourned until St. Helens Restaurant REMODELED, REFURNISHED TRY US FOR CLEAN, WHOLESOME MEALS SHORT ORDERS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOOT OF COLUMBIA STREET M. ROSENTHAL LADIES AND MISSES' WHITE SHOES in latest styles just received. Children's Gingham Dresses 50c Boys' Sport Shirts at 50c CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES AND MIDDIES Large stock of the celebrated Wton Shoes for Children and the Packard Shoes tor Men Laces, Embroideries, Waists, Silk Petticoats and Dress Goods 1 Li THE CEfcEKKATED BERGMANN SHOE Awarded (.'old Medal P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1015. Loggers' Cruisers, Miners and Sportsmen. Men's Comfort Dress Shoes. Strong Shoes for Roys. Manufactured by TIIF.O. liKRtiMANVSIIOE MFG. CO. 21 Thiaman Street PORTLAND, ORE. ASK FOU TIIF. 1SKRGMAXX WATERPROOF SHOE OIL Let.us figure with you when in need of MERCHANDISE OF MERIT A Complete Grocery Stock Flour and Feed, DRY GOODS, SHOES AND NOTIONS By buying in large quantities and paying cash we are able to save you money on your purchases. , A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU A. T. KIBLAN Phone 35 HOULTON (West St. Helens) Play Croquet I have a complete line of Croquet Sets just in .Also ' ' REFRIGERATORS at prices to suit tlic purse. And ' OIL COOK STOVES Any kind desired. E. A. ROSS Undertaking Furniture Wednesday, June 7, ism.