St. Helens mist., July 21, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

BACHELOR FLAT
Or. jurohxon wiih a I'ortlttiitl vlslt
..." W,.K. Mr. J says lio certainly
iwprPl.iih'H tho I'lK rod bun leveling
JIIkh Op I (ihidhnart Iiuh returned
irom week's vImK w,t" frl"",lH I"
f . . I In I llll-l HHVB it I lltCO til
hilit, ll"1 " H "1 '"""n
M"- .. ....
ur. Union grouuy surprise!! iiih
li .imlitorH IiimI week whim lio pro-
Lutiil Hi with IiuiiiImoiiio plant.
Lmliiy evening number of young
rli'inlH guilicrcd ut i lit iioiiio to limp
njoy Hi" 11,0 'n"l"K
nellt I" in uhU: mill songs llllll nil I'll
I pi.uwint linn' wiih liiul that Mr.
arnoii n-n i ' ! h iih iiiii not got iiih
lltn0 milllllT. Ill' HIlyH IIU UllllHH lllll
,'lt lllllIK "OW l" "IUKU IIUppilHIHM
iUiipliiln l mi auto.
Mr. iiik! Mr. " Popo wvra nhop-
Vinjf In llmiltoii tiiHt woek.
Ur. liiul Mrs. iv r.ncKson vihhoii
llh 0. I'i'Iithiiii mill family Sunday.
(ii'urK" 1 1 1 1 I .i 1 1 wuii In I'urtliiiicl
hil wii'k. W hat In tlxi attraction,
llnii't keep It mo itiM.
Urn. Karl Saxton mill MrH. (iuy
jllirh n'li' In Warren t It In wonk mi
kurliii'Mi-
Will ( 'n .!'! In has iiinvml IiIh fa It) -
(i lu l'nri I.ukI (ur llin present. We
m norry In lone good neighbor.
Mr. Altiii'olh wiin In Kt. 1 1 1ii H on
luiliii'iu; Ihli week. !
(iuy l.lllli ii look it Hpln In to lloul
0 luHt week.
Mr. Binl Mm Win. Hkittln hail thn
tlbfurliiiii' lo got stuck In IIhi iniiil
-t Sunday evening when roturiiiiiK
turn a Joy r 1 1 wild IiIh Ford. Now,
ynu liiul thai olil horno It would
;.,r Ink. n .Mill right lllollK, Will.
I, iioHirii wiih mien on our roiulM
rlnhiK lord Instead of thn old
irrn Hi- says Iki iihihI kncp up
nil llin ri'sl of thrill.
FISH REFUSE
TO COME UP
Hiiliiion huvn cniunienccil to run
In thn lower river but up to ti.
present t linn vnry few huvn remind
U'lH far up. Whll., tin, run .wn
tlm river Ih not i,ur ,,,, , ,.,.,.,
Hons, tluiHi, that urn caught nr of
good hI.ii ami fM., ., lv(1 (u loi()h
that thn I.Ik school will Hoon nppi.lir.
Homo altrlhiii.i , (.,rf! u,M.h(.
Of flKll to till, high Wlll.ir, lilhiTH (
llio alkali that la washed iw rlolll
tin, eastern Oregon and WukIi In K t on
district during thn hlKh waliir per
loil In thiiHi, Bi-clloiiH, hut all agree
that whim thn salmon want t ,.,',,
up tin, Columbia, ty l(,nii, ami
wlmn they don't, why they JuHt .
turally don't regardless of thn fhih
lUiiinirH wining In il, matter.
Whlln thn water h gradually full
Ink tlu, river Ih hIIII t a high HtaKi,
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916
MAKBLEHEAD
PASSED DOWN
Wnallierly's loo rroiun at
atklnn' every day.
Fred
The miner M.irblohcud paired
down thn river Rilurdiiy at 1 1 : :t (I
with Sitka, Alaaka, uh her dcstliiu
tlon. Thin Ih a traiiiliiK vcmhcI uud
nearly 300 wore llntcil for tin, trip.
Tho hiiiiii, discipline will prevail iih
UioiikIi thn Hhlp wan hoiuiil for actual
lervlco. und every om, will have in
do hln Htunt, tin, new rccrullH work
liiB alongside nf tin, reRiilnrH ami will
hoavit coal In tha bunker with Hie
bluck kiiiik, Hcrub thn ileckH, etc. In
thn llHt tliern urn 17 lawyerH ami
Ihern will ho ttincH when they would
rulher dl? up Ulai-kulum? or plead
beforn thn bar, eHpnclally in w,.f
Ktato.
At I'ort AiikcIok thn Marlilelienil
wuh Joined by thn Orccoii with the
California militia and the cruUer
New OrleaiiH with tin, WaHhlnnton
mlltthi.
PORTLAND MARKET
REPORTS
Tm-Kday'B market opnnod with one
f thn hnavhiHt off. rliIKH of cattle
ever received ut tin, union toc.k !
yarila. A total of 2:i()0 head were:
reinlvod. Thero waa a Rood demand j
or prlmn heavy HtnerH. Klrat huIuh
mi HiIh claim looked Hteady to 10c 1
lower. Choleo Knl M,,.,.ri) f()Um, U8
.il market uh did tlm heavleg.
' holer, llKht HtnerH mild up to $8.
Other KrudiiH (if HtoerH were from 20
to 40c off. Choice lKht cowg OHt
anolhnr iiiarter ycHlerduy. llimt
koIIIiik ut B. Commoii to fulr cowh
r0c lower. Ilelfem mild ut $6.35 for
p. choice load.
Hok prlci.-H were udviuiced unothnr
20 lo 2r.c. Top went ,u 9.06 with
the bulk of hiiIch ut J. Thero were
no extra choice Iiorh or topH would
have undoubtedly been higher. Kb-
celptH 2,7r,0 head. Thero wa a Kood 1
deniaiid and offering were not large:
"IioiikIi to supply tin, demand. !
I'lieep prices were iinchaiiKnd ,an i
Iiuh been tho cuho for hoiiii, time.
' linlce laiuhii Hold at $S.25. Year-!
IIiirh and wet hem at lie. Thero Ih a !
;ood di inanil for cbolco ewes. IteHt !
IlKht ewen KfllhiK 5 to $5.f.0.
RECEIPTS FROM
NATIONAL FORESTS
Tho totul recelptB from tho na
tional foreHtH of Dlhtrlct 6, which In
cIuiIoh Oregon, WaHhlngton and Al
UHka, for the fiscal year ending June
30, 181C, were $97,334.68, accord
ing to a report Jut compiled by A.
II. CouslnH, dlatclrt fiscal agent, at
I'ortland, Oregon. There was $315,
498.42 came from the national for
eats of Oregon, $121,743.03 from the
foreHU of WaHhlngton, and $60,
093.23 from Alanka. In 1915, the
amountH received were $199,123.58,
$102,493.39 and $44,662.98 respect
ively, making a total of $340,279.95.
Tho 1916 receipts thus show an In
crease or more than 43 per cent over
tho pieced lug year.
All claHHes of national forent re
ceipts In tho dlHtrlct share in the
IncrcuKe, uh Ih shown in the fallow
ing table In which the receipts for
tho two years are compared:
ClaHg of llecelpt. 1915
Timber $207,335.06
"razing 120,439.44
Special iihdh 8,303.27
Water power 10,022.60
Klre treHpass 179.58
The Pendleton seventh annual
Roundup will bo held September 21
to 23. More than a thousand appli
cations have already been made for
reservations. It promises to be tho
greatest exhibition ever staged.
The recent rains caused conHlder
ablo damage to the hay crop. While
the hay that was already cut was
not totally ruined, it was Injured and
will not bo a first-clans article. Aside
from the hay crop, but llttlo damage
Is reported to other products.
NOTICE
Totals $246,279.95
Class of Receipt. 1916
Timber $343,638.07
Grazing 131,282.60
Special useH 8,979.89
Water power 14,072.93
Klre treHpaHS 361.19
Notice for sale of Bonds of Sewer
Dlst. No. 1, Sec. "li."
Notice is hereby given that pro
posals for the sale of Bonds under
the Bancroft Bonding Act to the
amount of $1,683.89 will he received
by the Common Council of the City
of St. Helens, Oregon, up to and In
cluding July 24, 1916.
E. B. QUICK,
City Recorder.
INDEPENDENT MILK CO.
Dealers In
MILK, CREAM
BUTTERMILK
We solicit a share of the St. Helens
trade, and guarantee satisfaction.
Phone 42
ST. H7LEX8
CAKE OR PASTRY
POMONA GRANGE
Advertise In tho Mist-it pays.
SOLD ON REASONABLE TERMS
INDEPENDENT AUTO CO.
Agent
For business or pleasure, the Ford is just the
riht car. None can compare witli it
Runabout $-149.25
5-PasscnRer Touring $199.25
F. O .B. St. Helens
St. Helens agents for Goodyear Tirer.
OILS, GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES
Complete Machine Shop Skillful Machinists
Also AueulN for
DODGE AND BUICK CARS
Union Pacific
System
Ranks FIRST
A MONO TRAVEL ROUTES
of the United States in
Scenery, Service
Equipment
the three tilings that count most
In making travel pleiiHiint.
Take advantage of Low Round
Trip Karon and go K:iHt thin
Hiimuier vlu the cool, Hiuooth,
granlte-cleaii UNION PACIFIC.
Ask for "TOUR" literature nnd
tho cohI of a Journey "back
homo."
popular
Union
Pacific Ih the
route to
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
Include a vlult with your east
ern trip. Through Sleeping Car
Service direct to tho Park.
(J. V. ROIIKItTS, l. K. I. A.,
Axtorla
Purl land Office:
Third nnd Washington Streets
ROUND TRIP FARES
m-nver 9.V1.00
Omaha (IO.IMI
ktuiHHN City. (1(1.00
St. IjiiiIn . . . 71.20
Chliago 72.50
Del roll K;l.,-0
Washington . 10M.no
Boston 1 1O.00
eu York. . .11(1.70
j Total $497,334.68
Class of Receipt. Increase.
Timber $135,303.01
Grazing 10,843.16
Speclul uses 676.62
Water power 4,050.33
Klre trespass 181.61
Tho Columbia County Pomona
Grango will meet with Beaver Homes
Grango (Goblo station), August 5,
1916. A sponker from the O. A. C.
will be present. The State Master
and probably several of tho stata of
ficers will he with us. An especially
profitablo and pleunant meeting Is
assured. All Patrons aro urged to
attond.
P. W. ROBERTS,
Sec. Pro Tern.
can be bought In our modern bakery
much easier and cfiesper than you
can make It at home. Wo use only
the best and purest ingredients and
therefore warrant every piece that
leaves our store. Make a trial pur
chase then you will understand our
claims.
St. Helens Bakery
Total $161,054.73
The total forest service receipts for
the decado 1906-1915 Inclusive,
amounted to $19,273,010.50. Of
this sum $1,617,588.53 came from
the nutional forests of Oregon, $919,
514 from Washington, and $266,
977.64 from Alaska, making a total
of $2,804,080.17 from District 6.
niiiing this decado $372,046.88
was paid to Oregon, $221,397.90 to
Washington, and $70,786.96 to Al
anka for roads and schools. Addi
tional sums of $83,917.03, $55,
235.21, und $20,269.04 were paid to
Iregon, Washington und Alaska res
..ectivcly for roadc and trails within
h.i national forest
J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS
Huccesvors to Perry & Graliam
A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise
The Dependable Kind
Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries
Free Delivery
Give us a trial and you will be satisfied
Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS, ORE.
REUBEN
WHY EXPERIMENT?
mm
R.0UR
$32.00
Mrs. Wm. M. Robhlns of Nohalcm
Junction, was a Portland visitor over
Sunday.
Cal. Wilson of the Columbia Tim
ber Company camp, viHited with his
sister, Mrs. T. C. Wutts, over Sun
day. Miss Sophlo Rambalsky Is visiting
with her mother at the Tony Barber
farm on tho Willamette Blough this
week.
T. C. Watts attended the directors'
meeting of tho Oregon Retail Mer
chants' Association at Portland, Ore.,
on Tuesday.
R. C. Miiton nnd family of Port
land, are visiting with his brother,
Philip S. Linton, this week.
J. M.- Lindsay nnd W. II. Wagner
attended the G. A. R. meeting at
Rainier on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mora A. Fcwlor and Mrs.
Cnmelia Archibald of Goble, Oregon,
were the guests of Mrs. T. C. Watts
on Tuesday.
Now is Your Opportunity to Save Money
COME TO OUR STORE
CLEARANCE SALE ON SUMMER CREPE
DRESSES
ALL HATS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
We have a full line of Children's and Ladies' Shoes.
We are closing out our stock of
Garden Hose at a reduced price
M. ROSENTHAL
3
M'niieili,.ii Wth AM. OTIIKH I LOl II.H mclvcO Ihe hmhi'sl possible
Jowiml, il,,, i.iUMI PUI,10 at Pnniiiiia-Piii Ifli- Intermit loiinl Imposition
Use the best and you are always satisfied
MASON, EHRMAN & CO., pSSr
entral Market
Phono (10
II. I. Pl.VMMKU, Prop.
The MOiMton for picnics unit outdoor
iirtlM Ih licre. We can supply your
wuntN In liuiicli MeutM. tireiitost
varlely In town. Also Ixft of l-Vesli
Men!, laco. ,,mI t1''""
mik Hiilmon.
RIGHT FROn THE START
"'n't wait until the last minute to net your suit for he l-oti rt.li
lv. Tho .llrr,.rci.ce iHtween HUYINU null ami Ll.V.
"I" ho illff.nnce hetwocn KCttlnir nn urtlde HK.Hl I
Till. .... "IIHTCIICO IMHWIH'II Kl'tllllH n " ,.
I n' V A,,T wirnwtlnit flnlNlirtl nr-Hluct. Ti.Ue i ir npr K
- . -..ail it i nmke.uii.for."uiiliiKly" "'. V L. i V v i
"' lo fit ,, r hIii.1I It lie Individually Tailored. T ;
" '.r von Karment? Answer. It hIiouI.I lie YOl K choice of '""J"
'I e wooleiiH. the iiattern YOU MKK, the Htle Y .11
"'M'. llin LI. ..I .., i..n.. ..i.. ..Ait w I niiil fit Villi (Iclllllllll. 1"'
T0 n t. it,wllll'l.
Kindly Kvo iih n rnll hiiiI (llclnte j our ow n tuilm lnK Innl met Ions.
J. F. RYAN, Merchant Tailor
Ht. Helens, Oregon
ROUND TRIP TO
! 5 Hr. J. G. Turner, formerly
i of Lowo & Turner the well-
kuown eye specialist of Port
land, will bo at St. Helens hotel Mon
day, July 30. Dr. Turner will make j
j regular trips to St. Helens every 30 !
days lu future and will attend to any I
of Dr. Lowe's patients who may re- j
i uulro his services during Dr. Lowe's j
absence. Headaches relioved, cross!
j eyes straightened. Satisfaction guur-
tintced. Don't forget the date.
- THE CEI.KltRATED
j I . kt BERGMANN SHOE
' yiL'-' Awarded Gold Medal P. P. I. K.
O ' f ' San Francisco, 1015. Ixigijers'
, ' " jpf Cruisers, Miners and Sportsmen.
I I Men's Comfort Dress Shoes. Strong
""""""""-J Shoes for Boys.
Manufactured by
THEO. 1JEIIGMAXX SHOE Ml'O. CO.
021 Tliiirnian Street PORTLAND, ORE.
ASK KOH THE HERtJMAXX WATERPROOF SHOE OIli
m
FRANCISCO
NOTICE
Ninety-Day Ticket $:5.00. Mcm.Ih 1
und lM'rlh Included In ull fi.re.
SUMMER TOURS EAST
GO EAST DURING THE
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
SUMMER FARES. DIRECT,
OR ONE WAY THROUGH
CALIFORNIA. STOPOVERS
EACH WAY.
S. S. GREAT NORTHERN
and NORTHERN PACIFIC
TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
' SATURDAY
Through NleepliiK curs to I'lavcl Dock
: from Taconia, Seattle mid Muicouver,
, n. r.
i
iViiciillon rates to Clatsop Heacli, the
1 favorite NoitliweNt Heiishnro Resort.
J. (). DIVENS, Agent,
St. Helens, Ore.
The St. Holens Co-operative Cream
ery Association will receive sealed
bids for cream hauling for tho dis
tricts of Warren, Bachelor Flat nnd
Yankton and Deer Island. The con
tract to bo for 12 months for each
district. Cream Is to bo hauled seml
woekly on each route as follows:
Warren, Wednesday and Saturday;
Yankton and Unchelor Flat, Monday
and Thursday; Deer Island, Tuesday
and Friday. Thoso routes can bo
taken separately or combined. Bids
will be opened at the creamery Sat
urday. July 29tli, at 10 a. m. by the
board of directors. The right to re
ject any and all bldB is reserved. For
additional particulars Inquire at the
eroamory.
ST. HELENS CO-OPERATIVE
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION.
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)
' . 'I
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CHURCH NOTICES
Conicj;ali)iial CI in roll
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
Hiblfl school, 10 a. m.
Y. P. S. C. E., 7 p. m Subject,
"Enthusiasm" Leader, Laura Bar
hour. Evening service, 8 o'clock.
Attention !
SUMMER IS HERE
If in need of a HAMMOCK, REFRIGERATOR,
MEAT SAFE, CROQUET SET, ETC., I have them.
Call in before buying.
FURNITURE
Prices right.
UNDERTAKING
E. A. ROSS
HANK DLDG.
ST. HELENS