ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 9. 1916
8. 1 & S. TIME TAIU.E.
South lioimd.
Rainier Local 8:00a. m.
11:03 a. 111.
3:27 p. in.
8:43 p. m.
North Round.
Rainier Local 9:09 a.m.
1:33 p. in.
6:18 p. in.
7:06 p. n.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
MUST FOLLOW LAW
Spcial Tav Levies Must Ho Made
Correctly.
The adoption of the budget system
for school districts by the legislature
of 1915 and the Hingham tux law
passed by the same body, and the
growing tendency on the part of non
resident capitalists, especially timber
owners, to require that the details
of procedure in reference to voting
special taxes in school and road dis
tricts, bo legally carried out, makes
It necessary that local cchool officers
and taxpayers proceed carefully in
the matter of voting their special
taxes, according to J. V. Allen, coun
ty school superintendent. '"Vlie de
partment of education has provided
blanks for the purpose, which, from
their size, seem quite forbidding and
cumbersome, but directions are print
ed on the reverse side of each blank,
which make it quite simple, and these
should be followed strictly."
In the first place, no special tax
can be legally voted unless a budget
has been made out, as adopted by
the board of directors at a meeting,
and delivered to the clerk, who is re
quired to post or publish tbo same
the required time prescribed by law.
If the levy is to be greater by 6 per
cent, than the greater levy made in
either of the two preceding years.
the notices of meeting must bo post
ed or published (if a newspaper is
printed in the district) for 30 days
preceding the meeting nt which the
special tax is voted. If the levy, is
to be the same or less than was voted
in tho two preceding years, tho not
ices need only be posted or published
for ten days. In those notices the"
every other source, and showing tho
balance which must be raised by spe
cial tax to meet tho needs of tho dis
trict for tho co in life year, with the
levy in mills or tenths of a mill neces
sary to bo made.
"The special tax need not bo voted
at tho annual school meeting on the
third Monday in Juno," said the
superintendent, "but if it is, there
must also he posted tho three regular
annual meeting notices for ten days.
In every case one of the notices must
be posted on tho school bourse door,
and ilie others In conspicuous places
within tho school di3trict.
"At tfio meeting at which tho spe
cial tax is voted, the budget, r.3 made
out by tho board of directors, may
be adopted or it may bo changed by
a majority vote of tho meeting, and
:i copy of tho adopted or revised bud
get most ho sent by the cler'.t to the
county school superintendent nt once.
Tho clerk must also attach a copy
of the budget (as adopted ) and the
notice combined, to tho notice of
special tax levy and send the same
to both tho county assessor and the
county clerk, before the last week
In November, if the special tax is
extended on tho tax rolls.
"Tho clerk's minutes of tho meet
ing at which tho special tax ia voted
should show all the proceedings con
nected therewith, so that if an at
tempt is made to enjoin tho extension
or collection of the special tax, the
record may be complete."
Pacific northwest alrer.dy ore mak
ing loganberry juico, a tomperaiice
beverage which Is becoming deserved
ly popular wherever introduced, ns Is
the u ii fermented Juice of tho grapo.
The potato can bo grown everywhere
in enormous quantities, llrewerles
ALCOHOL CHEAPER
THAN GASOLINE
and distilleries can afford to pay a, inn out
price for potatoes that will m
uko this Suits 1 1'!VB "' h,iml "' Uwa" rl'""u"
crop compare with wheat in profit to, Ju hist pace of ,Uli08 I opor
tho grower. luted under tho initio of SMITH'S
Northwest Farmstead believes this TOCUKUY. You huve a toggery in
matter Is of tho largest importance; your city -m , Mm M my store
to tho farming and manufacturing , 'r.l(lo . ul,m,u,., I rnu
interests of tho northwest; in fucV t ni',tlriy anything in the boys' line
the whole country. Kor If breweries on short notice.
and distilleries which heretofore have i All hats bearing tho label
"MITII'S TOCtilO UY will no sold
turned out Intoxicating liquors can. .,.,,,. nrp 80Ine
he utilized as a market for a groatly : ml(.lty tmo bargains for you at these
increased potato crop, producing pi-u-es.
therefrom fuel spirits which can be $22.50 Hart SchalTner
sold profitably In competition with . eU-sl-mout tj 1750. &
gasoline, it Is one of the biggest ( C((J1K out llt jis.BO.
tilings that ever struck tho north-' ti7 fit) Hart SclialTnor
west. closing out nt $20.00.
$2.60 Lion ltrand Hats (Smith'
EVERGREEN TREE : ' '.'j' n '..rand HatV , Smith's
LEAF OILS Toggery label), going ut 2.25.
I will certainly appreciate your
i rt.illd.ir mill IfWlUinir IIVIT III V HUH K.
I1WPH ltd DOCUlliir . tamiih .w... - y
HH i nil i y item ij
ATTENTION MEN OF ST.
HELENS AND VICINITY
I wish to call your attention lo the
prices quoted on Hart bcnasiicr .
A I ho line Is already
renresonlod In your city und can l'Oj
XntZtrZny to , and the p,,clp f liberty
ling that date for tho proper observ
ance of the da throughout the
tint It ho devoted lo the proper ob
.vrvuiu'e and loyalty to th
homes, churches ai.d Imsliionn es
tablishments the flag b: displayed.
pledging leiiew.-d tied vlr.orniw ioy
It represent:'.
Marx,
Marx,
Maix,
I.OYAI. OltlWK l-' MMNK
Tho l.oynl
.Order of
ma n li o on ;
theory, ls
surely tin j
or tin I.H-!
Hon t It h t
up pea 1h to
the person
who Is ln-;
of Immunity
imHM
MOT
MAKE YOUR hRad
QUARTERS AT
EDDIE WOODS
PLACE
TOOL, BILLIAUDS
Koft lb-Ink, (!,, r,llfw11
I'liitnn No. Do
muBV be incorj. . ::J .i copy of the
budget made ou by the board of
directors and an es'.im ito (bnuod on
the receipts of last year) of the prob
able amount of fundj tho district will
receive from tho county school fund
ncd the state school fund, and from
Good use for distilleries and brew
eries which are being put out of busi
ness by tho "dry" voto and prohibi
tion: Make potato alcohol, dena
tured, for use in tho arts and Indus
tries as fuel. There Is an unlimited
market for potato alcohol In place of
gasoline for automobiles, trucks.
! tractors, stationary and movable en
! giues, and all other fuel purposes for
which gasolino is employed. There
aro many other industrial ways in
' which potato alcohol may bo em
j ployed, as in paints, varnishes, etc.
I The federal law permits denatured
T-.kol.ol to he m:;i!'.:faclured and sold
v.'iili hardly any compared to that
-.licit is im.oscd upon r.lcohol pro
per. Tha denatured spirits are of
.ju::1i a c'l-r.ictcr that it is practically
impossible for them to bo used as a
beverage. Several .breweries In the
Shoo blacking
aromatic odor, faintly suggestive of
the deep woods where spruce or hem
lock needles pud tho ground, to un
oil which is manufactured from these
same kinds of needles. Similar oils
ure obtained from tho foliage and
small twigs of various cono-beurlng
trees und find uoe for a number of
purposes. In ljuropo the finer of 'WHO
thoso oils tro used ektensivoly us
perfume in soap. They nro common
components of liniments und other
in
everything
Tlll.NtiS THAT MUX WKAK."
I havo come here to stay If you will
let me do so. The quality of my
goods Is right, my prices right and
I will endeavor to treat you right.
Let's get acquainted.
SMITH'S MEN'S S1IOI',
"Things That Men Wear."
STOLE
terested III the uplift
and betterment of condition ulong
all lines. Founded upon u plane of
ahsoluto democracy, our frutc rnallhiii
Is positive, our slogan bring "All fur
j One und One for All." This order Is
one whose great endeavor is the
amalgamation of the better element
of each community Into onu big bro
therhood, whose objects and alms ure
the advancement of social, edueu-t
tlonal anil moral dav dnpimmt. Thoj
ritual, beautiful and elevating, tiicul-l
cule.i upon the novice our tenets:
"Purity, Aid and Progress."
Aid The i.oyal Order of Mooijo bi
an Aid to lis meinlicrt:. If misfor
tune overtakes a brother, t' iilcknesM
or accident or luminous levernen lie.
fall him. the O -tier KXTKXDH TIIK
IIKI.PINC, HANI). Kor him it speaks
M. HOVEN
Steamer RUTH
SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE
TOWING, JOBBING
Passenger accomodations for
100
Landing at City Dock
wr -i iTPtt'MC 3 ' 'lie "tlood Word," contribute to bin
mi nic.iw.:,,,,,,,!, llU(, m, 0
overcome dlffl-
.. ..... , ...1.1....1 ..... i cultles.
T1....I, All II.. v.,,. k.w.u.
niodlclnal preparations. Cedar oil Is' roost last Tue day night (.May 30) ! tnul (lll uyill ()r, ,r M()1)rt ll( j.
chiefly used In the preparation of will come back und apologUo und tlallng moro uicnih"rM th-n ull other
insecticides, and, to some extent, in pay for the hens they took I will drop : fraternal organlz-Ulnns In America
making ilniment. , tl.o matter; if not. I will hand their j ""j',' " Akm,,m vou know
Investigations of tho yield und tho names to tho Socloty for tho Preven- t,m, ,(l0 Hll,)r(,m nlj sulMinllnate
value of the oil obtainable from somo1 tion of Crime. Shame cn you, boys ; Lodge assets of tho I.oyal Order of
of our southern and western trees and girla. w.'.o nro so far b hind the ; Moose are three and ono half mil
have been made by the forest servicetimes that you dori't know chicken, ; ,,,.,,. r ,)f u ,
partly with a view to tho possible stealing has co.ised t bo a vlrtuo. i )r,,,r of Moo(1(, ,,naMi, , i.uhIhohh
utilization of waste material left ;((,"lu ck, kills, and rede: in your , man mid his employe, the profe
;eli respect.
mi:s. n. o. koscoh.
Sc.-.'ipoose, Oregon
OBSERVE FLAG DAY
after lumbering in tlio national for
ests. The large quantities of needles
and twigs on forest service timber
uale areas are not only a sheer waste,
but also form a special tiro hazard.
An Increased market for leaf oil
would make possiblo the utilization of
soma of this waste material.
The Industry, though small, Is fair
ly old in the tnlted States. The
value of the annual production of
needle oil is ubout $50,000. Illuck
and white spruce and eastern hem
lock produce very similar oils, 40,000
to 50,000 pounds annually, worth 43
to CO cents a pound. Had cedar pro
duces 15,000 to 20,000 pounds of oil,,
having the same valuo per pound as jV gt n,,,,nit
the spruce and hemlock oil. Wurren
The greater portion of the oil pro- Scappnoso
duced in tho United States la (lis- Ar iortian,
tilledby Bmall farmers In New Kng- jV 01.ia(i
land during the winter months when Ar St n,,PI11'
farm work is clack. In 1912, a Seat
tle firm began the distillation of leaf Saturdays and Sun. la-h
ell from western red cedar on a largo Special trip leaving St. Helens 0 p. m
sloiial man and his client, to cotn-
mingle unci exchnnge Ideas ,( Incut I
; miihle vuliio. Kvery employer who
: ndvlaua his employe to Join a frater
nal organization to which he himself
' belongs bus not only advanced his
own Interests, but has performed an
Juno 14 Is tho 139th anniversary lu'1 of f'T-rouchliiK roultn.
of tho adoption of tho Stars und
Stripes, und in recognition of that ,....,, !, .VJJ1"
historical event. Coventor Withy-! 1!
combo has Issued a proclamation r.et- 1'MHIA COl'NTY
FRANK W1LKINS, Agl.
The
American
Express Company
liny, (irain, I'm
(lil. k l i-nl
SiiluuloK, Klllldlnu Mnlrriah
(ifdco tin Sheldon lok
I'lioue No, mi
I.eavo Portland 11 p.
RELIABLE SERVICE
npring iimo is ptilnt time. A full
u
ti. HORQUS & SON
St. Helens' Pioneer Merchants
NICE LINE OF GINGHAMS JUST RECEIVED
Large Assortment Men's Summer Straw Hats and Caps
Dress Goods, Hosiery and Gloves
BERGMAN'S CELEBRATED SHOES
In Children's, Dress and Logging Shoes.
Ten Styles to Select From.
Our Prices Always Riht Goods the Best
CENTRAL GROCERY
IiliACKItl'K.V & STOKKS, PHOI'ltlETOHS
' 'r
Dealers in Choice and Fancy Groceries
We handle the "Preferred Stock" line of Canned Goods
"Dependable Flour," always the Iiest.AVe wunr your furm produce.
Free Delivery to any pert of the rit. Give uk a trial and
you will receive witisfuctory service. I'lione orders given prompt
attention. I'lione No. 11. a.-,-vi
O. A. ERICKSON
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Spring Time is Painting Time. We have a full line of
the best paints.
Farming Implements, Crockery, Dry Goods, Shoes.
A complete stock of Groceries.
Schillings and Golden West Coffee. None Better
OSCAR ERICKSON WARREN, OREGON
I'HOXK A-t
', scale, but found that at tho going
I market value of 40 cents a pound
, tho oil scarcely repaid the cost of
production. It was chiefly used in
manufacturing an insecticido contain- ,
, , ... .. mucKiit naruwaro company,
; Ing 35 per cent of cedar oil and 05 ' '
I por cent of an absorbent mado from
i the finely ground shells of peach pits,
i Four dollars and a half to five dol
lars and a half per ton, depending on
the oil content, was paid for the
leaves and twigs.
A firm at Grants Pass, Oregon, has
patents covering methods and appar
atus for utilizing western yellow pine
needles In the production of fibre
after the oil Is removed by distilla
tion. Their plant consists of wooden
tanks with steam connections with a
daily capacity of 2,000 pounds of raw
material from which ten pounds of,
oil aro obtained and, by suitable
treatment, the spent needlea produce
a long tough fibre that can he woven
Into fabric or minted with hair and
made into mattresses.
. Slgna Sands, Plaintiff, vs. Hoy Sands,
SI. HELENS-PORTLAND AUTO LINEv"--.
in inu iiaiiio oi me Slat!! or Oro
gon you arc hereby renulred to nn-
pcur and answer the complaint of
plaintiff herein, on or before six
p, ,i weeks from the dat of the first pub-1-30
llc'lll" of this numinous, to-wll. on
' or before July 10, and If you
1 rj fall to so appear ami answer, plulnllff
2:li." will apply to the Court for the relief
:!:;) demanded In tho complaint, to-wlt
4 00 for u decree dissolving the bonds of
mmriiiinny existing between plaintiff
and defendant, und for other equit
able relief.
This summons Is published unco a
week for six consecutive weeks In the
St. Helena Mist, u weekly newNpaper
published and of general circulation
In said Columbia County, the date of
tirsi nun tcni un t n.. r
SIII PIIAItl) ItltOH., Propn.
SClll JU I.M
A. M.
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.11:50
n.r.o
StP. IRALDA
Rates between tit.
Helens and Port
land, 50 cents one
way, 75 cents for
the round trip.
Tickets o'.xl until used.
Coal Ikv- Si. Ilclcin 7 Viii. 111.
Ui'liiMiiiig li-im'D I'oitlaihl ?.:tlp.B.
Anive hi St I term 4 4.1 p. m.
r. 1. HOOGHKUtt
111.
1..
II.. .I. . . . . lllMI. 1 I I. I P . .. "
linn ui uie neai paints and oils at , "an too date of the
in iinniicauon thereof Juy 14
1910. by order of . J. A. Kakln!
Judge of said Court, made anil en-
l'sio tl'"r""1 0,1 1,10 VMh )f My.
E. J. MKNDKMiAM,,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
l hiimber of Commerce, Portland,
i-KOIl.
H. M. TERRY
THE MOTOR TROUBLE
MAN
Kvpert Mneliliilst. Iirlnij j,mr
auto tioulilcs to inc. Marine work
a specialty, shop ut St. MeleiiN
garage.
Phone 57
PKICF.S AIAV.AVS lRSO.iJ
J'irst publication, June 2, 19 1 r,
Last publication, July u, 191 6'
Ji l. . ." MIMSTIt Tlt'K
SAI.HOI' ItKAl, i:sr TK;T
l'KIV.TK KAI.K.
ST. HELENS KOUTE t-CTaTi
i Will.nrtil SlouuK
tiik Hi.dfus noxr T ,
STR. AMKRICJ
Leaves Portland dally - -2:30 p
(Htuidny I : :t (l p. 111 I
Arrives St. Helens - 6:00 M
! (Sunday :.10 p. in I
! Loaves Kt. Helena - - 8:16
(Arrives Portland - - 10:15 t
I H. HOLMAN, Al
j Makes nil way luiidings. Wtmrl
! Alder street. Phones: Main 13!'
A-4204.
I ..
M(Ail WII.KlNrt, Ht lioii'inflr-
DUTCH CANYON
SCHOOL CLOSED
School District No. 28, better
known as "Dutch Canyon," closed a
very successful term of school Frlduy,
Juno 2, with a very Interesting and
amusing entertainment which lusted
two hours und a half In the evening.
and was enjoyed by a crowd too large
for the schoolhouse.
The decorations wore of United
States flags, flowers and cedar
boughs, and the blackboards were
decoratod with handsome drawings
and "Welcome."
We found some real talent in some
of the pupils, and their behavior and
good ordor In general spoke of care
ful and efficient managemon: and
training on the part of their teacher,
Miss Jennie Walker, who taught the
past two terms In the district, end in
known for hor entertainments and
ploasant disposition.
The crowd expressed Its opinion
by saying this wag tho best program
ever given in tho district, which Is a
complimont to the children and an
excellent rocommondatlon as to the
ability of Mios Walker aa a school
teacher. Tho writer hopes to be
able to wltnoss moro of her programs
In tbo future.
PERRY GRANITE CO.
Karl Perry, Mp.
301 4th St. Portland, Ore.
Designers and Manulac-
turers of Monuments.
Deal with us direct and
thus save agent's commis
sion. For Good Work, always
tlie cheapest.
IN TUB COUNTY COUltT OF" Till.-'
8TATK Oh" OHKUON. KOI CO '
I'MIUA COUNTY ' n
In the Mutter of t, KalalB of Alice
"...ii, neceased.
NOTICE IS IIWiKHY tilVK.V That
" .rder of ,i,o (; .
Slate . or ' C""'"y of ('"l'""l'la.
niiito of Oregon, mado on the Slsl
; V or May. 1918, ln 0? ,
the estate of Alice M. Stout , I,
Sr ofo ,,"""r"1-'. the luhVih h!
iriitor of t in eu in.. ..r ah. ..
STBAM1-R
A T" n t I IT 1
und
Oil n-
STEAMER EFIN
(Babbldge ft.Holt, Owners)
i;oima.M, sr. hki.knh, astoki
( eneral freighting. Weekly erv 'e
KxploBives a specialty. Leaves every
Tuesday at 12 o'clock noon
OAK HTKEKT HOCK
Phone: Main 2flnn
8t' Hclc"8 landing, Sheldon Dock
AM THE ICE MAN J
)()!) K'H
KKAKONAIU.H I'KICH
QUICK DELIVERY
Leslie Watters
Phono yor r,l,.r , W.ilkl,,H
Ulld en.,,IIH.. :;.', U1" K'f"l"
.,,,,,,' , " Herein mentioned
subject 0 conllrma Jon by m..I, (
uiiii, un fir nrt.M ..
J"y. l10.lith rg "t .0 in5;"'!
- an,, tu( )f ll,H-'Bt;ijr;il "m!
den h' f, mVl at ' t""" 'f her
of it 11,. ' AU(1tH"n lo th ctv:
'crniH and con.lli Z :.
l eaven Portliuid ilnily, cccit
day, ut 7:00 A.M., arrlvli'K
lorlu nt 1. is i . ItrtiiriilnK I
Asloi-lu at a:K l. M.. iirrivW
' PoillniKl :(HI ! M.
' PunaIiik Hi. Helens on dn
al K:ri(i A. M. and on return '
I'liono 28
PuMleu Ion ol "tl, ll lu flBr tlin "r"'
'''"nHtklngofSheV,0;106 U"d ,"!f"re
intoil Juno 5th, i9i'6
h. j. souTiiAnn,
Flrnt P..1.11 .. A'l'hlnlstrator
Be Fair to Your
Wife
Save her the Wash
Drudgery. Let us call for
your laundry.
Our work will satisfy y0"
St. Helens Steam
Laundry
Ceo. Watkins, Prop.
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AHomelndustry