St. Helens mist., June 30, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

1916
i CORRESPONDENCE
WEST ST. HELENS
Kev. and Mrs. Snyder enjoyed an
auto ride on Sunday evening through
the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. 11. S.
Anderson, who took tliein to Warren
in their .fine Overland to the service
at that place.
James Lowe has placed a couple
of souvenirs of the war of 1SG1-5 In
the jewelery store of T. S. Robertson
in this city, where they may be seen
and studied by any one who wishes
to inform themselves about tho wea
pons of warfare. Many of us older
fellows are perfectly familiar with
such things, having handled them in
the days gone by, but some of the
younger men are asking "what are
those things?"
Miss Helen White returned Satur
day from a two weeks visit at Tort
land. C. E. Frye of Celilo, Oregon, was
a visitor in the city on Monday of
this week. Mr. Frye is engaged in
the mercantile business at Celilo and
is also postmaster at that place, lie
is about selling his business there and
is contemplating engaging in busi
ness in West St. Helens. Ho is nego
tiating with Perry '& Graham for the
purchase of their mercantile interests
here.
Mexican news is anxiously received
by our citizens here, three families
being intimately connected with the
movements there. Messrs. Usher and
Smith each have a son in the navy,
while Mr. and Mrs. Lnrabee have a
son, Lieut. E. Larabee, in the United
States artillery. Lieut. Larabee has
lately been promoted and ordered to
his command on the Mexican border.
The Mexican situation and tho pos
sible results furnish a goodly part of
the subject of conversation among
our citizens for some time now. They
have practically sidetracked the
school muddle and the muddier mud
dle of the recall while they discuss
and cuss the condition at the border.
Some are for war and some for peace,
but all condemn the government for
the conditions that prevail. To this
correspondent it lcok3 like a colossal
monument to the inefficiency and
stupidity of the government in deal
ing with the situation. Every step
taken has ben a blunder and a dis- i
grace to the American nation. The J
uselecs sacrifice of our boys at Vera
Cruz and the flag is not saluted yet;
the recognition of the bandit Carran-l
za, and the assininical effort to cap-
ture the bandit Villa at the expense!
of millions of money, the loss of
many lives and the possibility of in
volving us in a useless war, all mark
the incompetency of those in author
ity. The old maids prayer, "O, for
a man anyone, Lord, so long as it's
a man,' may well be used by all in
telligent patriotic citizens at this
time. To all of which this corres
pondent says, "So moto it be."
N. A. Perry, Mrs. Perry and their
daughter, Judge T. J. Cleaton and
Such
tobacco
enjoyment
as you never thought
could be is yours to
command quick as
you buy some Prince
Albert and fire-up a
pipe or a home-made
cigarette !
Prince Albert gives
you every tobacco sat
isfaction your smoke
appetite ever hankered
for. That's because
it's made by a patented
process that cuts out
bite and parch! Prince Albert has always
been sold without coupons or premiums.
We prefer to give quality 1
has a flavor as different as it is delightful. You never
And that isn't strange, either.
Buy Princm Albert every
where tobacco it told in
loppy red bag; 5c; tidy red
tine, IQc; handtome pound
and half-pound tin humi
dor and that corking fine
pound cryatal-glaet humi
dor with eponge-moUtener
top that heepe the tobacco
in tuch clever trimalwayt I
Mrs. Cleaton, Attorney George Col
lier and Mrs. Collier and son. Attor
ney John Collier, deputy assistant
city attorney and his wife, and Mise
Thompson, daughter of the chief
clerk of the 1'erknis hotel in Port
land, motored to St. Helens on Sun
day, had a picnic dinner and sam
pled the ripe cherries nt tho former
residence of N. A. Perry in West St.
Helens, returning to Portlund in the
evening.
No; A. T. Kiblln is not going to
keep a herd of autos; neither does
he intend to have a garage large
enough to turn his auto around in.
All these guesses of the Inquisitive
public are at fault. It is the now
shoe shop nt West St. Helens that is
to occupy part of this building now
being erected by Mr. Kiblin. With
this building and several new resi
dences going up, watch West St. Hel
ens grow. Hill Hinson doesn't ex
pect West St. Helens to rival Chi
cago or even Portland, but ho is
hustling to "make her grow" just the
same. When his enthusiasm and
wideawake methods are adopted by
some of our would-bo leading citi
zens we shall confidently expect to
see the leading street mud hole
alley repaired; some new sidewalks
made, aud some old shacks either
torn down or at least painted. Go
i to it, Hill. Your example is a worthy
j one.
I For the third time in the last two
; months surveyors have run a line and
I set stakes along Perry avenue in
j West St. Helens. We aro wondering
i if it is evidence of new interests, or
I forgetfulness, or just to spend tax
j money.
j Petitions are being circulated In
i the city to stop booze being shipped
j into this state. This act was forced
' upon the dry people by the wets try
; ing to reopen the Oregon breweries.
SCAPPOOSE
Henry Vancleavo returned homo j
from Goldendalo, where ho has been 1
employed the past year.
Ivory St. Clair, who has beoa in
Texas with his mother for somo time, j
lias returned to Scappoose, which he
believes is safor, being farther from
tho Mexican border. Ho is nt the
homo of his uncle, Tom Cloninger. ,
Miss LIlli.".n Larsen of Portland,
Sundajod with her sister, Mrs. L. .
Brown.
J. C. Edwards of Weddorburn, :
Oregon, spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Mrs. Dan Gust. j
Herman and Gus Schmidt, Mrs.
Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Gust and J. j
E. Edwards were mebers of a craw-!
fish party last Sunday evening at
the Scappoose creek.
Mrs. Albert Johnson is having a
pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs.
Krepps, who is spending a few days
with the Johnson family at their high
water ranch.
M. J. Butler, section foreman, has
purchased a gasoline engine, which
he is having attached to the hand car.
Now everybody will want a ride.
Jt ,11 ItWKP-ttrrtn U'3?I
,Q f stit
On the r.fm irU j- I (fl I j
" of this tidy red tin ' ,(,. ft ' '
you will read: "Pro- 4 L Wffk-I I 1 1! :
has made ikrmm men
moke pipes whert
mnm smoked before 1
the national joy smoke
Men who think they can't smoke a pipe or roll a ciga
rette can smoke and will smoke if they use Prince
Albert. And smokers who have not yet given P. A. a try
out certainly have a big surprise and a lot of enjoyment
coming their way as soon as they invest in a supply.
Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own story I
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Wimton-Salem, N. C
Tho Sew and Sew Girls, an aux
iliary to the Ladles' Aid. for girls
over 14 years, met at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Price on Tuesday.
Mrs. O. M. Washburn entertained
friends of Miss Marjorle on Tuesday
afternoon to help celebrate I lie wee
girl's birthday. Everything was in
evidence which goes to ninko up a
glad day.
Mrs. Nellie Cordon of Nnppn, Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Law son.
Mrs. Stone nnd little daughter, of
St. Helens, were the guests of Mrs
Margaret Washburn on Tuesday.
Herman Miller Is employed for the
summer at tho Milloy confectionery
Miss Khoda West spent several
days with friends in Portland, dur
Ing tho past week.
Joe Metcalf and It. O. Itoscoe are
business visitors to the Grays Harbor
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Price, Miss
Vera, Mrs. K. M. Watts and daughter
Maudo motored to Sheridan, where
they spent Sunday, returning home
Monday.
We noticed our old friend Calvin
Weaver in town looking oh, si
happy! Wo'll try to tell you all
about it next week und wo aro just
crazy to tell it now.
Mr. Cornish lias bought the J. G
Watts cottugo and has moved It onto
his little ranch near town.
Mayor Morton made n short stop
in town last Friday ns he was motor
Ing to Portlund with friends.
Mrs. II. Grim celebrated her birth
day at the homo of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Edgar Stevens. Tho John
ston family were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton wero (linnet
guests at the Nlhlock homo on Mon
day evening.
Mr. und Mrs. J. Illackadder or Vic
toria, visited with their old-time
friends, the Johnstons, on Wednes
day. They are moving to Portland
where they expect to mako their fu
turo home.
Tho Pacific Telephone & Telegrapl
Company Is closing deals for right
of way through the private proport
of Wickstrom, Hegele, Oangerfleld.
McKay, Cloninger, Freeman, Tabor
and Honoymnn. Tho men aro now
preparing to set tho poles routh ol
town.
Tho Misses Ardatli Maguey, Itutl
Duncan and Eve. Garrison went to
the Rose City Wednesday to seo Mar
guerke Clarko In "Silk and Satin,"
at the People's theatre. They an
entliudastlc Is their praise.
Margery Washburn celebrated her
nimh birthday on Tuesday by enter
taining several of her playmates. The
girls enjoyed the many games played
and tho usual refreshments served.
Mrs. A. L. Stone and daughter Helen
from St. Helens, joined In tho good
time. Margery returned homo with
Mrs. Stone, to visit a few days at St.
Helens.
Garden Home Hunt clubhouse to
be rebuilt at cost of $5,000.
Advertise in the Mist it pays.
10hi BOPNINO PIPE AND
ytvwtiit TOBACCO
tasted the like of it I
BACHELOR FLAT
Tho recent rains have done a won-,
dot fill let of good to the gardens but
hits of damage to the hr.y.
Misses llilina Morton and Florence
Larson spent the afternoon lust eek
with Miss Sandstrnu 'l.'i Mi;-: Hand
stron ejected to leae the next dayj
I'm Seattle.
M. and Mm llunipardner pent I
Salurdr-y afternoon :'.'. '.he Iteer Is
land cemetery.
Mrs. Win Snderlion; was In town
last week on business.
Mrs. Mover win not at Sunday
school Sunday. i'he must have been
sick as she Is a very regular attend
;:nt.
Charlie F.rlckicii Is unaln on the
delivery waiton for O. Krlckson. It
looks like old-times to see Cluirlle
hue'.;, with his pleasant suillo for
ovcrvono
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and daugh
ters, .Miss Flsle, and Kdna, spent the
day at Mr. Morton's Sunday.
Win. Skule purchased a Ford hist
week for the pleasure of his family.
William says tho way times aro now
the old horses are too slow for pleas
urn trips.
Mr. and Mrs. filiidheart mid ilaiiRh
ter, Opal, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr... CumKurdncr.
.!. and Mis. :.car Krlckson of
Warren, were out for a joy ride Sun
da. and had the misfortune to run
Into a fence. The car sustained a
broken wheel hut neither party v. us
hurl. They hail to leave the cur
till next day, and some of Hie lii'luli
I on whom Mr. Krlckson had Riven
n'.imerotii'. rides In his car look them
hi mo with the old stalidhy - the
faithful horse. They were thankful
to Kit to ride homo, even If they
diiln't RO quite so fast.
Ti e St. Helens IokkIiir camp will
i ll si' dow n tho llutli for an indefi
nite, length of time.
Mr. Jacohson took a load of pota
toes to town this week. -
Tim Circle will meet with Mrs.
Kte.nl Thursday, July 20. A i;mid
crowd is expected as the husy buying
tlmo should lie through hy that time
The president is Krc.itly pleased with
the way the memhers turn out and
t ho ,"i.d work they do.
11.. i SowIiik Circle met with Mm
Sir.:' .i.u last week mil all had a level)
lini , if you call tewlni; carpel r.i(!i
i gxid time. Mrs. Simons served a
delirious lunch In cafeteria style, nnd
It was enjoyed hy everyone present.
A few of the ni"nili( rs were tihseiit
on account of the distance to walk
and take tho little tots.
YANKTON
Mr. and Mrs. Sliryock aro stiiylnt!
for a few days at their farm, recently
purchased from John Kupplcr.
Mrs. Kuilolph Kappler returned
from u two weeks visit with relatives
In Clackamas county.
air lirnwn, of Wmsco county, visit
eil Yankton early In tho week on busl
ness connected with the school.
W. T. Slater bus inilli a neat col
tatre on his land near the Cox creek
blidtie and has niuile a good start
toward clearing up a farm.
Much needed improvement H beliiK
niade on the cross ro::d leaillnu fri.n,
the school house to u,c. railroad
crossing.
Strawlierrles am plentiful v..
are told the banner field tiii ,.,,
is that of Chas. llari;er on Sunset
Heights. Demand Is kooiI, and Chas.
has been doing a rushing business.
l ul. Howard has had his new l.,r,
ImildliiKs treated to a coat of palm
(Maybe several coats). makliiL- il.
Kood to look nt. Who'll he the next?
i red llrlKKs Is liuvlnu built on
place, Shesmii Farm, a fh.n n,.t
dairy barn :i(ix4 fe.a, which will
mime a splendid addition to n. iui
of up-to-date hanii; t,a tomity
ratiKton (.raiiire ban taken ii. i.,i
tlative, wo believe. In tho war of ex-
lerminiitlng Kround Hnulrrelu
gophers. Somo weeks ago a bounty
o. i cents wan orfered to tin, boys
of tho neighborhood for every Biulr-
siiieo. tiih f:,r .,)0ut 40 l:lv(,
been reported, mid tho battle u
on. An Ico cream social was held at
mo ..range hull last Saturday eve
ilng for tho purpose of Increasing
funds for tills purpose.
MARRIED
Tlio marriage of Mi-- h.i. ,
n" niiiiireii
r.iiit, only daughter i,r i i ....
- - "" "IIS.
Oeo. (.rant, and Calvin W. Weaver
took place at tho homo of tho l,rl,le'
parents at Scappoose, Wednesday al
I, ' v' "'""' officiating
Tho homo was 1.,.,,iu..ii.. ... .
rated with flowers. palm ,, ,rn
tho decorations being Uldor tll() '
nncirtiln .Urn.. . .
brido wna attired d. .. ,i.n.. .
vll being fastened with orungo hloi,
Homs and sho carried a shower of
bride, roses. ItefroshmentH were
served after tho ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. w,..,. .
Bhort trip, then they wlll rotlln
McNury, Wash., whoro tho groom .
a bungalow all In readiness. Ho l
" Ul 1,10 "unimit Morcantllo
Co. ut that place. 0
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
C. A MacAlllstor, who hus boon
eniplo.d in his hrother's store nt
Camas, came homo Tuesday and re
turned Thursday.
John Nowles, who recently sold his
farm, has moved Into tho house
owned hy his son In law, Fred Fraut
Mr. Isaacson and family have ro-
.itilly (liken possession of tho slxty
icre farm ImilKht of John NowIkb
hoiiiii lime ago.
Mrs. Jack l.ocninn and family und
Mrs. Kamiry and family, all of Port
laud, came down on Hi" Iraldii Tuo
day afternoon anil will camp snmo
nhere In this vicinity ilurlni: tho Hum
mer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Cuy lloyd left this
week for The Hallos, where they will
visit relatives for u few weeks.
The farm owned hy Phillip Koli
erts which was pnrchased hy Clur
once Masti n not hniK since, Iiiih heen
rented to h Mr. Martin and family,
who now occupy It.
Tho farm owned tiy and recently
vacated hy Sherman SaMou Is now
icfiipied hy his brother In-law, Mr.
Sieelniiii mi. I family, who was driven
from his I.u ko stuck farm on Sail vies
Inland because of the lilt; li water. Mr
Stcelman broiiitlil with lilin 52 head
nf cattle to this farm and about ,10
'ie.nl of which he found pasiuro for
t the I to I it ml Miislou farm. In cross
ni; the river near Johnson's l.iiiiillntt
'.he scow on which tho cattle were
beliiK ferried ai riiss listed to nun tilde,
'lirow iiiK all H e cattle overboard, but
ill swum i.if ly to shore
NOTICE
We have ; u'd mi r hardware busl
ness to the St. Helens Hardware
Company. Me: srn V. li. Stcveim nnd
II. K. Cornthwalte. tho proprietors,
have taken cluirre and will conduct
the business In the future Fur thn
purpose of flosluK up our binlnesM
matters, we have opened it ti office
in the Hewitt bullillnK. where all no
ouiits due us mill nil hills owed b)
us will bo settled. We wish to thank
the public fur the liberal patroniiKe
:lveu us and trust you will extend
be sum a patronage ( tbi. firm who
iiiiehasi il inn- business AimIii tlmnk
!1K Jon, wn are.
Helped fully,
-t MIVKI.I-: IIAltDWAIIK CO.
VOTK K TO CONTIt UToltS
Sealed proposiilii, nildreBsed to tho'
County Court, ut St. Helens. Oregon,1
and endorsed "Proposals flir furnish-'
ing crushed rock" to-wlt;
For delivery between Scuppoose
and Multnomah County lino.
2S0 cubic yards of No. 2 crushed '
leek. '
U.r.O cubic yards of No. 1 crushed1
rock. j
For delivery between Mcllrlde flip
nnd oiie-balf north of Deer Island
1400 cubic yards of N. ,-n,H,e, I
r,";ll I
' ruble ynrils of No I crushed 1
reck.
i nch of the above mi nil u.i ! con-I
tracts us the mm rm-i. .....
to bid upon, wlll be received' by said I
oiinty Court until o'rluck ' M I
July Klh. 1 ill 6. ,l , iier..i,i.t.r'
and at that time will bo publicly !
opened and read. ' i
All proposals must give prices pro
Dosed, both in writing ,1 fl
ures and must be . . .
, ... " in.- inn-1
der. with his a blress. j
Specifications are on file and may!
examined In the offl.e of tlin
ounty Clerk at St. He s, Ore i
Kach bidder h deposit with III
lhl a certified check, cash ,, .
urety bond for the amount' of t ,
"'K 5 per cent f his bid, payable
for h T'V"rk' Wl'"'" M,,,,
lorfelted to l ie Ci,..i i..
"ward Is made to hhn. and lie shall
mk net full or refu ifter a p, ,
iy days after said award Ih,,,,,?.
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unI,m,rifl!!H lH rm" ,0 M
II. 9. 1 1 ATT AN, County Ju,g
AI,1''AI'VKY,('o.nniLlo,er
? ' At.wv0";!'' '''""""HHlouer.
V AI,ltY. Hoadmaster.
27 2 K ,MltNKTT. ,"nty Clerk.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
In Use Tor Over 30 Years
mways Dents
ine
ii'naliirc i f
E. A. Crouse
Architect and Contractor
"win and Kn,,i(.h I'uri.lslu ,
Now Is a g,,i ,llllo , hlil(,
A. Ml
I AM THE ICE MAN
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QUICK DELIVERY
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1'liono 28 S.
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J. A. UmhorKor. Plaintiff' ,
ro Molllu I'mbo-Kor, ,11U,
defendant: """'iiumi
In tho name of t, 8tt,.ft
noil, you urt. hereby r?'0 0
pear and HUawor tin, C,UZT.
unnliiHt you In ti,u U3 '""UN
Hlllt. oil or bef.irn II... ... i' Hill
"Hi. IK I fl. Huld day l.,",,,,',,0' 1
uftor tho expiration of lh, V1
lh flnt publication ,,f ti. " fl,l
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plaintiff will mm, ,,. It.
tho relief praymi f(ir
plaint, to-wlt for "
dlKnolvInu tho murrl,;7,,2
lirtufur und now exlsti,,.
tho ulutntirr mi.i ,i..,.....,.'!"
and for mich other and futlt,'''
of na to tho conn "
ouultublo.
Thin iiummom is until,!, b.
dor of lion. J. A. Knkln. JuZ. ,!.
lltOVO Olltltloil e,,,,.! , E"
tored on tho 2Ut day of jUB, ,
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Attorney f,,r ui.......
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Portland, Omkoo.
i.n. iiuoiinnnil juiib jjf jj,.
I.imt publication Aunnst 4, n
Dr. HU.iio'b leB 11,,, n(l
hmivea. Prlco $1; for k,0 b, e
uriiKKinii
TRY OUR WANT ADS
For Snlo, at a luirKiiln: 0m
ion piano; out) mower and rub,;
burrow ; one plow and oneillitii,
inio hpun horse and lood tin
I inti young colt nnd 14 ,Undi
been. Apply to W. H. GulitM
.Mountain Vlow tract, ono milium
of Warren. jj
New 6-roon, house und lot li I
Helens, five block west from St Ik
kii a liotol. $250 u ra,, baiu.
J500 UD term. This U lea tbi
would rout to build the liouwiltk
present cost of material. C. Knr
Dleen, Columbiu City, (irefon. It
i-or nam or rraue. an rou
Iiouho, convenient locution; hv
trees, kooiI Knrdeii unit laritn ctidi
yard. Iteui'onublo terms. Let Ja
rent iiioney buy you a honin. kii
'. Morton ut Mist of I he.
I 'or 8alj Shadel.iliil I lull'
leed O.itu, American W'uiiJi-n
llurbniilc Seed Potatoes; out Mm
loose; milk cow. C. J. I .a r win, pit
1016, Warren. Oro.
For Kent Suite of office rooai
also sleeping rooms Col. Co lUll
Plenty of money to loan t In
rate. No delay. K. 11. Ilirkwi,
Plttork block, Portland, Ore. il
For Kent A unite of office w
In Hunk llulldlng. Columbia fou'
Hunk.
UiHt A coin purse In front ol
UMldeiico of M. K. Miller, lie"''1
will bo given.
AAA AAAA'
4 WHEN YOU WANT A
GOOD CIGAR
4 n i tt n A
MY M
Only 5c at your dealer.
Save 25 SUN NAY P.an
ami rct-oivc a In'iuiiifnl
ture free of cliaier.
COME TO
EDDIE WOODS
PLACE n
FOR CIGARS, TOBACCO,
SOFT DRINKS
A Full Line of Candies and
Novelties
Finest Pool and Billiard
Tables in the city.
All IliiMca Cull at H"4'1
CViuitwiiiN Trentnifnt
8Tr AT
ORCADIA
HOTEL
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Chicken Dinner Hunduy. 8
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Kpwlal IUUd Ut IteKiilur
G. STAMPOLES
EXPERT SHOEMAKER
All Work Hlrl.ll)- I'irntA
Next to Georue'ii Mitrk8
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