St. Helens mist., August 04, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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THE FOG HORN
iKBUi-i "w Mul tl,,m ,or tl,u n ncutimi of ti)B1, W(( kll0w
Mini li um Interviewed aoiue of
jooil rlllwiK who ",0 uniohK tli
001) illwill,ll,'l '" 11,0
L,l druwlNK. An run no aeon, our
Ljb.i iiKrliullurlBlH tiiko t In
reuk of I1"'" puiiuwipniciHiy.
u K, MIIItT Vi'M, 1 wont nml on-
ilia trip hut found not so inn ii y
ak lit wh In I"" Nium or whhiiiiik-
1 I. ...I I. nil. .a
Oregon, where I iimiovo my
unci'H uro heller for a blKKr prac-
llurrr f ! ri t.-t t : I et Ultlo Juul-
, of Mulr when lio talk of IiIh
ranch III Montana, no I tluiUKlil
jnoulJ K''t a llioiiMiiiil acr nlMo.
really llmuKlit tliut hy koIiir with
Ml llluki'xli'y I would Im lucky,
It I can Kluuil tlio (llHuppolntniout, j
L ukI to tin-in- you'r uext.
Imrlvn llluki-Hli-y: I didn't x-
Vt nytliiiiKt : my inuln tiujnot wh
got llmi on what WUHliliiKtu" uh-
Lora urn lining und hob If I wux 1
j..'jlnK property IHkIi enough, i
mo Invi'itlitatlnn, I find I am. 1
Walter lllakealey; I Juiit went!
tatusu llrollmr Charley wan Rulnit, I
(1 I oilKl't H'I'I tout It Irt tho flrKt .
n0 In my lir that I didn't got all
at wait rniiiliK to inn. I
Barmy Ih'.rnelt: Of rouraa Htooil '
hi ta miirli i: 1 1 u lien ail the nut of
m, but u fi'llow Inn to liavo Homo
hum to net away from homo on
Iudk trip llkn wh took.
lien t'npi'lanil: I wont In tho
Lit Hint I would find hoiiio pluro
I fro (Iktii urn no r'nrda. Thin Ix
ipoullilt', no I rnmo hack.
Kd HullaKli: My main ohjnet III
in wan to find out tho atnitfl of
iirr In tho ftiliimhia nt U'cnutchoo,
kiiU to report It Im fulling. Then.
k 1 wu a lltilo mail lii'niimo my
!e itryi'd uwny ho Inn if.
I Dr. J. I,. Zi,rr... Wll Mll,r()1
I.... I. ..,... '
,........ ior a now phono location.
",,mr iohowh Ki't .tin nd,
I'll K"t tlio phono iiynli'iu ull rli!ht.
A. Hume Several linporlaul
hnnklnii mutters cull.,1 inn homo ho
foro I rnully had a fair clmnio to Ki
No. 1. At that, I hollevo I', raMll,r
Im II liiilibiii ! ui ii i
- " nl- iiohmih than u
rariiicr In tho reuervatlon.
Mlrkny Mi:)inald I had no ,i,,
I would not unythliiK. therefore am
not (lixappoli I. My ,mi hj1M.t
In makliiK tho trip WaH to try out
my far, uml I tried her out, all rlnht.
I.. J. Vim Orahovi n -I know I am
not tho only aurvoyor In tho wn.i.l
thoroforo I wanted to kio how mm,,.
of tho oi hor fidlowH did their work.
I iiluo realized It wiih a eooil cxciik."
for a vacation trip. I'm hack with
Iohh than I wont, ho whufii tun iiko
dlacuxHltiK thn mattor.
Hoy Copoland lloii wild ho wan
roliiK, no I thouxltt I hud hottor
limkti tho trip also, JiihI to ho sure
lio would got hack on time. You
will uolloo I lirouisht him Imck. Vo:i,
I dropped In a tlckot whilo I wiih
thoro hut I illdn't cxpart anything.
O. ('. Wollhornlf I wanted in'
tukn ii few !Hi)h off, I don't know
why nnyouo Hhould ho lutori-Hti d In
tho ni'itlor. Kouin oT tho ho.VH wore
KoiiiK, ho I thoiiKlit I would J ii hi Ko
alonu to kio tho country.
A. W. Miiollor You am mlHlakcn,
I illdn't ko. I Hlmply i:ont In my
namo. Olio In fortunate to ho hand
noma. I,ul I II tako luck for mine.
No, I do not Intend to move on
my l.nid ut tho prctHout limn. 1 have
mm Important iiiur.crx ccinIiik up
In Novi nihor which miiiU ho looked
uflo.'.
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1916
O. & C. LAND GRANT
OPEN TO ENTRY
e-.0 ,,tph Coliiinhlu Couiity, Hvt,
Hoih to Pay m2.n0 I'cr Ai m.
A portion of tho farm land of ti .,
Oronoii and California laud grunt
will h thrown open to nntry und boI
t lenient hy fall. Tho landH in tho
Krnnt rliiHHcd uh nKrlculturul uro ;Btl
inati'd to UKKroKutu 1,OUO,000 acrod
approximately.
Aiinouncoinnnt of tho Kovorn
mmit'H purpoBo to open tho IuiiiIh
without further delay wan inndo lant
weolt hy LouIh I,. Sliurp, chief of the
fluid division of this United Stutes
land offlnu, upon Ii Im return to 1'orl
lund from WuHlilnnton, where tho
action wuh authorized liy Clay Tall
luun, commlsHloner Knerul of theo
land offlco.
l!ndor Mr. Kharp'B liiHtructloiiH hn
Ih to taku tho field Immediately, ac
companied hy a Htaff of operutlvei,
who will iiHclat him In surveying and
eluHHlfyliiK the lunds. Tlio portions
laHKod uh aurlcullurul will ho opened
FLAX CULTURE
IN OREGON
A bulletin on the culturo and
munurucluio of flux for both fibre
und ed lu junt off tlio preas, iBaued
ny tho (lepartmont of commercial
and InduHtrlal Korvlcn, school of com
morco, of tho UnWornlty of Oregon.
This Ih tho reHiilt of a year's In
voHtlKutlon of tho Induatry through
out tlio world by tho department and
In a moBt comprelicnhivo study of the
HUbJoct, which was made at tlio Bpo
clul reiiuoHt of tlio flax committee of
tho I'ortlund cliamher of commerce,
and in co-operation with tlio dcparU
nienta of state and commerce of the
national government.
Tho bulletin makes very evident
tho superior advantages of western
Oregon for both tlio growing und
manufacturing of flax of the very
highest grado, quoting authorities to
Hliow that tills section Is equul to the
famous Courtral district of Belgium,
where tho best flax known to the
world has been grown. Tho three
chief requisites soil, water and at-
t horn-stead entry by settlers wl.o . rfllu,s,le and at-
will bo allowed to f.roTlrart. Si7 CO,:d,'t,0n-a11 ar0 '
ICO ucrea o,n, 1 I. " ' 1,0 d by Oregon in Just the
im-ut $2.50 an acre. All liindg o i h I ' C1mb",atloni ad the
.ho r..i .. ... .i ' ! K ' elements and conditions. After
" Net Contcnta 15 Pluid Dnuto
m mM i
I CASH
OI K WANT AIS llltl.N't; ItKSll.TS
HOW IS YOUR BLOOD, OUT OF ORDER?
Better Get a Bottle of
RED CLOVER COMPOUND J
t'st'il in lliv treatment of diseases lue In impurities of tlio
IJioo.l.
Contains r.tassiuin Itnlide, Red Clover I'.Iossums, Otieen's
Ui'ot, liutternut, Iturdoek, I.ienriee and Senna.
ASIXTEEN-OUNCE BOTTLE FOR ONE DOLLAR
DEMING'S DRUG STORE
orvea or inlneial lands in forostt.
.vlll hu open to nettliiniont ns ugri
aillural lands, although It Is con
oi1m Him ,t i 0f t10 U1US t() )((f
o clat;;:od will bo practicably cutllv
.hlo. Mr. Sharp ald his frHt work
vould l,o dono in Jackson and Jo
A'phlno counties, In southern Ore
;on. and that tlio agricultural land.,
ill IhcHo counties would probably bo
ipenod to settlement' this coming
all.
O.hfr agricultural lands will i . V 7 T? . 8 '
-o opi in d as fa.st uh classified
Tho land offlco Is proceeding hi
lie great matter under the terms of
conditions found hero the bulletin
recites tho various experiments made
by tlio statu at Salem, tho one under
way at Eugene, and various prlvato
trials that have been made, and their
results. It then gives a very brief
roBumo of the requinito soil prepara
tion, planting and harvesting meth
ods, culling attention to the govern
ment bulletins that go Into these
questions exhaustively.
A very Interesting and important
"Costs, Pro-
uuction. Markets, Prices, Profits,
Etc.," in which tho economic fea-
i. act pasBod by tho present congress' . ln"uiitry ure bussed
i. execution of a decision nf i.u! especial reference to Oregon. In
nsure the
appiness of
our Little Ones!
Parent cWfrril rit)i M. AinMH nnnrallv will hf.
" indignant. Still there are tome parenU who, through carelessness.
fl'ot to provide for their welfare.
. 'ittle ohm must be protected. There ii no better protection than
mm account.
f Vou Haven't an Account Open One Today
For the Children's Sake
The Columbia County Bank
St, Helens, Ore.
OLDEST IN THE COUNTY
THE CAR OF COMFORT
l.KJHT, DUIUIIMC, KX)N0MI(Ufi
HlMUHTKH, I(I75.00 B-lMNHICNtiKK TOl'ltlMJ. $II.VIM
K-l'ANHKNORIl MODIili 8, 7M.tl(
I'ny ns you rhlo V.ny Utiiim
: HENRY McCOY, AGENT
I'ulted Slates supremo court declar
ing tho grant terms should bo en-.'orcc-d.
liy theso terms tho lunda.
which woro gruntcif by congress t
tho Oregon & Cullfornla Ilailwa
xmtpuny on condition that It con
struct u rallwuy between Oregon and
'ullfornlu, were to im sold in tracts
if 1C0 acres each to bona fide set
tlers at $2.60 an ucre. Tho Oregon
i California Company failed to carry
out theso terms und the Southern
Pacific Company, which succeed id
o its Interest, refused to do ro. A
largo portion of the lands were held
unsold und other portions were sold
)ii terms and in parcels other than
those prescribed. The government
hrought suit to enforce tho grunf
lerms and won tlio cuho in tho su
premo court.
Since enuctmeut of tho executory
law by congress potlro has been
served on federal and stato officials
in behalf of tho railroad, that the
Southern Puciftc Company will ro-.
fuuo to nlililo thereby and will fight I
lie case unew through the courts. j
It has been repeatedly stated that'
'mist of tho land fit for agricultural i
;iurpoHes has been disposed of by the i
railroad, so that there is some dou'ut
is to whether tho opening of tho re
maining lunds to cottlcmout Is to
.really benefit anyone.
i act, throughout the viewpoint If
tliut of tho Oregon farmer and what
flax growing and manufacture moans
or may mean to him.
ALCOHOL" 3 PER CENH
AregelaulePrepaiutioiili)rA5-RimflaliiifluhefowlaiidBeula-lindtltf.
Sfnm.ichsanilBls(i
lit
rroiaDtcs DiestionQicerful
ncss midEest-ContainsMllte
Oi)iumIorpliiiie noriUiiua
Not Narc otic.
jarouBcmiumaim.
Tnrmifn m '
JlxStma
titmSmd
tlaritmt-r
Apcrirdl&racdyforCons
ton. Sour StoiiiachhM'
Wnnsjevenshiiessaiitl
lOSSOt Jlw
racSimacSinatareof
XaiciTtnC0JAit;
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tho
Signature,
of
LW
1 la i
h $
At? .1
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Esact Copy Wrapper. .
S TMC CKNTAUII COMPANY, NEW TO CITT.
"- 'ifii!riiF?"?-'-'''"'' umMa 111 i J wi imiciaiiwMMiii jim n
Or. KUuie's
heaves. Prico
druggists.
Ileavo Drops 'cures
II; frsr.lo by all
Weathorly'B Ico cream
Wntklns' every day.
Thn iiuoi'.tion of ico for the troop
ers is u serious ouo along the Mexi
can border, yet wo do not remember
'hat old Zacluyy Taylor had any.
Exchange.
Uniting Learning and Labor
THE OREGON
AGRICULTURAL GOLLECE
In its Six Schools and Forty-eight Ie
partuients is engaged in the great woik
ol uniting Learning and UUior.
Forty-eighth School Yer Open
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
n r'miranft rpnuiriuiF a four-vesr
hiuh w?hool preiwraltun, are oilercd in
the followlK:
AC.RieiM.TimK, 16 Departments;
COMMRKCK, 4 Departments; KNIUN-
lMiKlNG. Deimriuienn; iiw, o
I.'..... I.... irAuifiTllV 2 Dcinirt-
lll n:iriim m , ' .
..... ikiviu RCO.MOM1C3. i Depart-
menu; and PHARMACY.
Vocational Course, requiring an
Kighth Grade preparation for entrance
re offered in Agriculture. Dairying
Commerce, l'orestry, Home Makers, and
Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy with a two
year high school entrance iViuiriment.
SCHOOL OP MUSIC IVyio, String,
Ban.Uml Voice Culture. v
Ctnl-irue and beautilul illustrated
booklet free.
AddlCM TllH KKCtSTRAR,
,.M.le--W) CoaVAI.I.IS. ORKOON
afrcd
J. W. Haggquist
Cleaning
Pressing
All work dons promptly
and in first-class shape
Give me a trial
Shop in Ilcwit Building,
next door to Hotel Barber
shop.
LUNCH AT MASON'S
SHORT ORDERS
WAFFLES, SAND WICHES
SALADS, HOEFLER'S CENTENNIAL CHOCO
LATES, MT. HOOD ICE CREAM AND BRICKS
ASSORTED FLAVORS
CENTRAL GROCERY
MjACKIU'RX & STOKES, PHOPRIETORS
Dealers in Choice and Fancy Groceries
We handle the "Preferred Stock" line of Canned Goods
"Dependable Flour," always the best. We want your farm produce.
Free Delivery to any part of the citj. Give us a trial and
you will receive satisfactory service. Fhone orders given prompt
nt tent ion. Phone No. 11.
A. L. Robenolt
Expert llorso Hlioer, Illucksmlth
Itrlnir your work to me and he
HHiired of satisfactory service
at Kensjiimblo Prk-cs
A. L. Robenolt
WEST ST. Ilia.EN'S, OREGON
O. A. ERICKSON
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Spring Time is Painting Time. We have a full line of
1 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
rilOXE A-l
H. M. TERRY
THE MOTOR TROUBLE
MAN
KvKrt .Machinist. Ilrlng your
auto trout, Ion to 1110. Marine work
a HHM'lall y. Shop nt St. Helens
garage.
l'lione 57
PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE
We Want You to K now
That we have a complete line of Hardware, Paints and
Oils, Refrigerators, Garden Hose, Etc.
The largest stock of cooking utensils in the county. s
We have everything in the hardware line necessary for
Home Building; also
A big stock of Carpenter's Tools.
We will save you money on your purchases.
St. Helens Hardware Co.
Phone 97 Free and Prompt Delivery
WEINHARD'S
Non-IntoxIcatliiK
Spiirkliiiff
Golden and Amber Nectar j
The Beat for the Homo
Henry Weinhard Plant
Main 72. A 1173
PORTLAND, OREGON
PERRY GRANITE CO
F.arl Perry, Mgr
301 4th St. Portland, Ore,
Designers and Manufac
turers of Monuments.
Deal with us direct and
thus save agent's commis
sion. For Good Work, always
the cheapest.
!4
EUROPEAN PLAN
AMERICAN PLAN
EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE
ST. HELENS HOTEL
J. GEORGE, Proprietor ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL
RATES $1.00 AND UP
SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS