MEW HOMESTEAD
ACT EXPLAINED
Niiw IVrmlu Hetller to File ou
Ailililloiml IjuhI.
Thcni Ihih ln'i'ii iHHiiml from- tlio
land offli'B a eoinprolimiHlve oxplnnu
ibm of a roci'iit umt'iit tnont to the
enlrK'l liomoHtonil net, which
Mma efftlvo July 3- Mrlofly, tliu
i..aw nit nil ltn ii enlarged lioimmtnHdnr
ulrnudy utllixiiiR (i no rlKlit to fllo on
jauotli'T lioiiioMtoad not contlKUOii to
Uh orlKhiul. uml, under cortuln con-
! . I ....1 ....
ilmOU. l'M 111 11 11 1 . inn Bttu-
uUd, but imiHt cultlvulo It.
Tlio act nrovldi'i that "any portion
wlio lia ninno or miiuii inano iionin-
Lej outry of l"H tlinn 320 acr,
l,u(l who liull huvo Hunililtlod final
roof tliiTouii hIiuII Iibvo tlio right
ha enli-r public lutidM subject to tlio
hruvUion "f llllH l"'t' "ol contiguous
i hit flrnt I'litry, which ahull not,
it h tliu orluliuil entry, exceed 320
Lent; that tlio lurid originally n.
itiiI ami tnui covnreu iiy ino ailill
imml entry hIiiiII flmt havo linen
Bmljiml",! an subject to this net, und
Imt
iiorotorore niiulii I.... . . I
on which proof ,1HH ,. mhm i ' "j" "'"""I nil enter t com-
may ,nuko . ,,, entry so! t " "K,""Ht 1,10 Accord-
n urea H. will, wll0ll ' "uf ""."''ileal report,, tho demand
urea lmrntof01o ,.tered not ,.,, i W"l""", "'"""Hi.iK Kroal(;r
320 neros. ,t,wvr, If ,. tlm other vrletle.
for example, lllH ,mu0 . .,,., M "ro ut l,r,!"t I" the United
lono or demirt land ,ry ,,- ,!", "'". . ,"!Ur""? wulllu' ,m,
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 11, 1916
acres, ho would Htlll bo (,lltllll,(1 lQ
muko mi uddllloiml ,.try fr ico
ucres moro, under tin. ,,r,.ui
ad, wine, wo,.,d ,;,, , , ;a; ,., ,;":,l"it
grcKiito 4KII ,.,,... "-in Oregon H
SADDLE MOUN-
TAIN PARK
Tho hill netting aldo ahout 2,500
acres of land ut Saddle and Humbug
mounlaliiH m a. public park wbb
wl.ll., 800,413 are Htlll too young t o !"T"'. ''y H""at- T1"8 ma8Ure
'H-lH Ih accordlB t t)10 con '","y ,,aR" u!"rove(I
mill of 19io. president. Tho tract does not bocome
hi luml revered by such Hddltiouut
Vnlry until tho law Is compiled with,
ticrpt Unit where tlin land embraced
tin, aciciiiimiai entry is locnliul not
hcwilInK 20 miles from tho land em-
Irawil III tlio original entry, no resl-
(act bhull lie recjulred if tho entry
no It rralilhiK on III former entry.
Coder ili'iuirtiiieiital construction,
Ul It lull (i I enlriea will bo nl lowed
iljr lu nlates where tho onlnrKod
.lucali'iul net Is In force and where
lutl proof on tho orliclnul entry has
k-nn auuiullteil.
Tho land lu tho orlnlnal entry, as
ill it tlio luml upplled for under
le adilllhiiiul npiillentlon, must be
lUnalcil under tho cnlurxeil hotne-
d set; hut , hero tho lund In
iher entry bus not alrendr Ixwn
tlinuteil, tin, uppllcunt muy fllo a
Million fur deHlKiititloii.
I'mler this net nny person who has
ASSOCIATION TO
MEET IN PORTLAND
Tho AllKUHt ineetlnif if H, u;
toiuit I.iimbei men's AsHotlathm will
bo held III I'ortlnnd on tl1(, miJrng
oi inn twenty-fifth. Hecretarv iii,J ,.. " v" "ln
r,., ' , Z I . "y aniplo,
cock, Is arruiiKliiK a nroitn.,.. r ....
usual Inlerst to iniiiiufucturers of for
est products.
Tho present plan Includes tho uc
ceptanco of an Invitation to visit the
Plant of tho llrldul Vol! limbering
Company, at llrl.hil V,., or. To nc.
eoinpllsli thin mi early miirnliiK ses
sion will l,o held In I'ortlnnd, after
which there will bo an automobile
Tho clliniitit i.t ,..!.. ,
"""llll UIIO SOIIlll-
Uri'Kon Ih lilei.l i..r ii
' Vl l" K'iBllHli walnut. It moro
"early approximates tho climate of
l'.'ropo and Asia, where these nuts
"ro produced abundantly, than any
other section of tho United BUUos In
"ther words wo havo very few ex
tremes of toinpiiriitiirn 1..
r"lther heat or cold. Tho i.i(1l-,r
Where
.....i.i win ua un automohlle
no ruso shall patent Issue for ,r,p OV(tr tho fllm)UM ,., , ' '
I A....r..l l.v 11,'h .,l,lltl,.,.,.l "luiiiuia 111(511-
improvel Krencli strains are
Plunted, v.-ry lltth, ,lamaKo will ro
HUlt from frost. I choosln the or
chard, however, one should b-jur in
"""" '""t Koo.1 air dralniiKe is essen
a national park, as has boon crrone
oiisly stated, but Is turned over to
tho state of Oregon for park pur
poses, ono provision of tlio bill stat
ing that If the utato p.ttempts to
muko any other uso of the property,
It shull.at once revert to the govern
ment. Tho whole of Saddle moun
tain is Included, but fivo quartor
sectlons on tho south sldo of Hum
bug mountain uro excluded, they hav
ing been taken up ,y Individuals for
tlio timber. The property embraced
in tho park Is in two tracts with a
"trip of privately owned land about
1 mllos wldo between them. This
land is worthless excepting for the
tlul and that If tlm tree. , . . i ' " worU"0:18 excepting for the
'n frost Poclts erT:, ,' t:,,,,,,0r UPn !t' Ulnt U
Ko during certain v,l . ! nbly TeVart to t,,e eovornment so
...ctthatTL " , I; "m '''V""" 118 1,10 ""'" amoved and
'thelieiuhHtralnsbloomsocan then be included In the park.
i Saddle and llumlinir n,,,,,nii,,u
way to llrldul Veil, when, luncheon !GRAND PYTHIAM ciTejTriPO 1 "0t "ly am"K tho ",0Ht BCel,le "Pts
-..i no served, miring tho afternoon I . mo principal streams In this sec-
then, probably will be another busl-' The following offin..-. . , !tlon- Tll conserving of them will
.' "."Hlng ut ..rldal Veil, after ! at tlio i oit frtHWiri of in " omo day be of great financial beue
whlch tho lumbermen win motor lodge 111,1 S ,t 7 ''' ' 'll9 Cily'
back to I'ortland. ' 1 " hlH,,rR''' I'ortrund roods leading to them are built, thev
rnd chief. M Ihh K. ","'"UU """l attraction to
... ... - "". tourists
-u.oru; miss Mnyuor was the retiring
The consumption of Kng wl- ,.. " Gnui H"lori Mr8'
lT U,,"n- w" ,)r,, -cords and corro soon , Z " m ! enH' 0ro - ' the week end
" " "u" aooul one-rourth Mary llocn... i ""-iIiib August 5, 1916:
of tho nut berl., i. i.. ..... it........ ! r ""KU"' Rru,id n'anugor of fin-1 ..",. '
ENGLISH WALNUTS
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
"" " i" illieo . ,.,. Mr- IMI.l. .... .
""" iro- r , c.,.,,. ,, ,..., ..
k...iiii, jj. ii, wycuoir
RI'tlt.M I'l... i .. . . '
product , , past ten ye Z Z T.
practically doubled. In 1902 wo were """""
Importing 12.000,000 pounds and In CARD DP TTIAMve
miZ we Imported from 26,000,000 .
to 37.000.000 pounds. j v wish to extend our grateful!
However, walnut growers have ; thanks to tho friends for their dona-1
pretty strong competition. Tho pecan lion of flowers, tl.n elw.lr ,i I
Robert Commons, C. S. Hustin (2),
HOW IS YOUR BLOOD, OUT OF ORDER?
Better Get a Bottle of
RED CLOVER COMPOUND
I'sfd in tin- treatment of iliseases tine to impurities of the
ni..i.
Contains Potassium Iodide. Red Clover P.lossoms, Oneen's
Knot. ItuttiTnut, Ituiiloik, l.ieoriee and Senna.
ASIXTEEN-OUNCE BOTTLE FOR ONE DOLLAR
DEMING'S DRUG STORE
Snyder for his consoling wordB at
the funerul of tleorgo Hammer.
I MHS. GKOKUB HAMMEH,
JACOIJ lIAM.MKIt AND FAMILY.
Km"", i ..... .. . .
.......a U1.JIUIIJ(J1 IIV A.lfTHR, 1
j will bo sent to the division of dead
letters.
j IVA E. DODD, PaBtmaatcr.
.
j Strayed cattle were advertised In
tlio Mist and ono issue found tho cat
tle. If you have anything to sell or
trade, advertise and lot It bo known.
CARD OF THANKS
lr. Stone's Heave Drops cures
heaves. Trlco $1; for salo by all
druggists.
Weatherly'a ico cream at Fred
...... . u itu i
Wo wish lo thank tho many friends. Watkltis' overy day.
for their floral offerings; also Key. '
Snyder for his kindly and consoling
words.
Mil. AM) MRS. AUGUST VOSS,
AND FAMILY.
IV OREGON yJ
Sentinels of the Home!
Iten It a deal of talk on preparedneu.
AM YOU PREPARED 1 Thia world ii full of yicisiitudei. Yon may
' the beat of health today, with fine proipecti la bmineM. Thcro may
Fe lleire of 111... i. . . , . -..;:
M bank account
Open Your Account With Us
he Columbia County Bank
St. Helens, Ore.
OLDEST IN THE COUNTY
THE CAR OF COMFORT
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Sold and Recommended by
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ST. HELENS
Uniting Learning and Labor
THE OREGON
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
In its Si School and Forty-eight De
partments la encaged in the greiU woik
oi uniting Learning and Labor.
Forty-eighth School Year Openi
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
Degree Couraei requiring a fot.r year
high achool preiwratiou, are oHered in
the following:
AOKICULTURK, H Deportments;
COMMHRCK, Departments; KNtUN
F.I'KINO, 0 Departments; MINUS, 3
Deixirt.iu-i.tj; 1'ORKSTRY, 2 Detri
ments; 1IOMB hCONOMICS, 4 Depart
ments ; and PHARMACY.
Vocational Course requiring an
Pigtail tirade preparation for entrance
are offered in Agriculture, Dairying,
Commerce, Forestry, Home Makers, and
Mechanic Art, l'harmiicy with a two
year high school entrance requirement.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC Piano, String,
Band and Voice Culture.
Ci,tlgue and Iwnutlful illustrated
booklet free.
Addiri Thh Rkoistrar,
Jw-7-ll l to -'"") COKVAIX1. ORROON
J. W. Haggquist
Cleaning
Pressing
All work done promptly
and in first-class shape
Give me a trial
Shop in Ilewit Building,
next door to Hotel Barber
shop.
A. L. Robenolt
Kvpcrt Horso Sliorr, Itliicksiuitli
llrliiK your work to mo and be
nsuml of HatiNfuctory iirrvice
at ItPiiNonnble rrlces
A. L. Robenolt
WKHT ST. lllOI.KNS. OKIXSOX
WEINHARD'S
Non-Intoxlciitinft
HpiirklliiK
Golden and Amber Nectar
The lt for tlio Homo
Henry Weinhard Plant
Main 72. A 1173
rOKTI-AND,
H. M. TERRY
THE MOTOR TROUBLE
MAN
KxKrt MncliinlNt. llriiift your
nuto troubles to me. Marine work
a specialty. Shop nt Ht. Helens
RitniKC
1'lione 57
ritlCKS ALWAYS KKASONAHI.K
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(MtKUU.l
PERRY GRANITE CO.
Karl Perry, Mfij. ,
301 4th St. Portland, Ore.
Designers and Manufac
turers of Monuments.
Deal with us direct and
thus save agent's commis
sion. I'or Good Work, always
the cheapest.
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Art
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ALCOHOL- 3 PER CEKE
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clinn.itinn nieftrndnndEetfuli
tmgllKSlumteandBowiIsof
riimfill-
iicss andKc3t.CoutaiiisneiM
Oj)ium,MorpWue nflrHlnial
Not Narcotic.
JZajKefMDtSAXlU pmwt
MxStma
JifMlr. Suits-
lUim .but
tioSourStom;
nonns. tevti iau -
IossofSieeb
Tac Simile Signafaie of
For Infanta and Children.
Mothers Knov 1M
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tho
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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Kiact Copy of Wrapper. " v
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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
IlLACKlll KX & STOKES, PKOPKIETORS
Dealers in Choice and Fancy Groceries
We handle the "Preferred Stock" line of Canned Goods
"Dejxmduble Flour," always the best. We want your farm produce.
Free Delivery to any part of the city. Give us a trial and
you will receive satisfactory service. Thone orders given prompt
attention. Phone No. 11.
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.
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
WHY EXPERIMENT?
Flour
In competition with ALL OTIIKlt FLOURS received the highest possible
award, the GUAM) PIUZK nt Pumiinii-Puclitc International Exposition
Use the best and you are always satisfied .
MASON, EHRMAN & CO., p8RRILaAoNND
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
Ttrnintr irnv aiti.iMi
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