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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1916)
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 1916 THE FOG HORN SU.'! " 1,11,1 l'"m 11,0 WU n,:U,1,"l ll'I'HI! wn Know. Zmi "". our mM C"U"ly J S B. U-fc'-l " ' l,,!- ,'.. Iml lirHlliili'il mmiuwhut. rrBi.11.-. .mid: "Don't lw f,j ' do ' JiikIU'o." Hunt f" ' I. "U hlll'l JllHllCB 1 IIHk ur IiuikIh; M'h mercy." . ui'liniil director. , u,y d.'f "'l '"'""r l"Ul C"" in uniiil work uuIohm pr,rpr... rly r.'.l. In dcfi'iiMi of llUldllrl " wiiltrlilllK ner nimimr ,k ,r lunch l lK Hi Bcimui, mm ,uilili'ly. "M"lll"r' ''" J",IIP "i",c 'h mnnnl') '" "A llul"' l,mr'" I niollii'r. ' I II''". " " I""" 1 1 ul(l yi'ii jiIi'iih". plmiHo tuko m off when "' ,,r." liri"K 'iy Lncli. jln. I'"11'1- "I'lifriiKlHl navoenln," L Hie other duy l ronvliict tun nor Hint llh lml"'r ""Kin t up- l.fl tho "votes tor women hhmi. oownw, Hiihi In', wiiui ir tit in Lntrr ahouhl lruwn Into the nropcan wr'-' N" """ Vote .ocuiinot carry nrnm. V lint would a Jo, Mrs. I'ihIiI, If war wnro (lo- ,,W1V "Kxiicuy wiiiii yon no, , ri'liirli'il "I hIioiiIiI wit In my raiml writ" article 11 ruing other ,olo to itii "ml IlKlit." WALTUt IU.AU;s.;V H l,AMKT I Into my life him io , K;CSI( Hilt It'H UlWIiyH luIKel W(t It Him,' amlncsx. TIiiiukIi I lilt tiny it;i wini dark f,. ,,, i I'm JiihI itH el ifiil ,r, ,.;, ). ' j llul my mtilil.':.! day, i - . I when I ho hank sends my cmci'lled i chi'dtii. INDUSTRIAL REVIEW j U.ilcin --Tlni land Kraut counties "I'll In unite to collect liixi'B from ii"' o. n c. i, Krant mmllt ()V(,r two mlllli.n dollars uro duo but held i'i liy the act of coiiKrcsM. Florence i - 1 Mullen WIIV I OI'I'OKK BIXD.W LAWS I Timber, Ore, Aug. 14. Thoro will bn nuhmlttod to the I voters or Ori.-Kon in tbo coming No jvenihor election measure for Sunday I IllWH. ; I'lriit, the Suhhath Ih distinctly ro 1 IIkIouh. It wna first given to iniin An electric fog und HK. al cr"l"n itH a (lay of remembrance to coal JO.OOI) Ih to be "f tlin work of croatl'n und worship Kil HiiIIiikIi k.i.vh, while kh-,i k in r; of llin poor run or niiIiih.ii: "ir n wa,,'t for llidii rmcn, flub would live ri,r. over, for it Ih liiiponiiible to drown thorn. " of t ho Creator by man It baa ever been kept by man for that purport. Homo men do not keep any day. Somo keep Friday, Bomo Salurday, unil Homo Sunday. Dr. ('. K. Wude Ki:vi' iih IIiIh bit of hoiiihI udvlce: "N. vi r pal a fly on inn uaiK, nit in i(MMI,'t cnrcnion and, lot 01 ki rinii. .. 1 1 . . . . . '."in in me mouth or lb. ('equlHe. ; I'oilfanil Wlllanietto Hhipyard ' c'lilii f,0 by r.OD boiler Khop. Astoria - six modern dwelling bo- """ ,"" ' ''mpie,IOH. TIlCSO Kive differen. renUa f, ,l,v !aidlner llelin or tlin mto W. K. ! Iiijc no. Jewett preKeiit the rtly with $15,000 j KellBlon Ih betwnon man r.nd God mlioi.l bulldlnK. Ittlono. No man haa a right to Inter- I'l iidleton -A $75,000 health re- fero with the welfaro of others. Miri 1:1 in go up at Lehman iipringa. moreover. appreciate i lie carrieH a Knterprhit!-. High power trana iiiliiilon lino tu be built to Jonepli hike. Nine BhlpbiilliUng plantB uro eltlier iMiiinuiK nn mo col- to bear on him. uiiiina anil Willamette rivers. Al llarrlioit raya he admlreK t lie 1 I'lm ' Mco - .Monroe, Wash., Shinglo poitlagii Hluiiip for thn reamm that HhJ'""1 tcJ '"iH'l plnnl hero. UMefulneiiH coiiHistH In ct li-k iinr to n ' M.'iKlil'leld making pluna for $.10.- Tlto believer in tho Koran is ear nest und Blnccro in his belief, and Bhoulii only bo Inatructed In the clalniH of the Chrlatiun religion. No force of civil law should be brought thing until it getH there. II. O. Kirom Ih not going to Mexi co, lie will Hem) box of movlet: IliHtcuil. ooo armory. North lleiiil llueluter Lumber I'ercy llarrlsoii. al the court house I ' 'r,',n" "nl" liuilding. Ih thn only man n. who Kecnm li'-'l" ";'W garago and ii'iitured of a Hteady Job. ! "i"""Ik1 r,,lit room lOOxtlir.. i Vale- Work going forwurd on ni trate plant here. Pendleton wantK utate normal w'hool and in turn will belt) revlvo thn Anhlanil normal. I Suiieiti( court upliolda Chambers j Power Co. of Kiigono ill its Tight for ; the riirht to widen ils ditch to r.O I iei t. Cixiulllo Valley Sentinel Speak- ing of the "Ilea bite" of $78,087 Ore- gon Is to get out of tho national ! roads fund the first year, tho Wood ' burn Independent says that "when , Porth'iid and Salem, the two biggest Tho Adventls'., Jew and Daptlst point to tho Ilible au their authority for their faith and practice. These would even dio for their faith. They already labor against tremendous odds for their belief, many avenues of business being closed to thom by popular ctiHtom. Those who observe Sunday aro alrendy protected as they should bo in that observance. The Itlble teaches that civil au thority does not extend over matters pertaining to conscience. Tho He brew Children, Daniel, Paul, Peter and Jiihit for instance. No legal enactment could possibly separate tho weekly Sabbath from its religiotiB nature. They who do not believo In religion nnd do not care to observe any day rhould have per fect freedom in doing so. Good can not possibly como by enactment of Sunday laws. Much HOW IS YOUR BLOOD, OUT OF ORDER? Better Get a Bottle of RED CLOVER COMPOUND L'st'il in llii- treatment of diseases due to iniitiiilies of tlie 111. mil. Contain'; Piitassium Iodide, Rod Clover lilnsstuns. Queen's Knot, lliilleriuit. Mitrdoik, Lioorieo and Senna. A SIXTEEN-OUNCE BOTTLE FOR ONE DOLLAR DEMING'S DRUG STORE hogs In the state, get through there harm has already been done even in 1 will be notlih:g left." tho United States by Sunday leglsla- Hpiinglield S. P. Co. Is putting tion In Arkansas, Mississippi and r0 carload:! of gravel ballant daily other parts. on Com; Hay line. It. L. WILDMAN. Pendleton Tribune Legislative, candidates must walk circumspectly this year. There aro hrickhata Hy ing. North Il.'iidS. P. Co. will build ADVERTISED LETTERS Letters unclaimed at the St. Hel- ens, Oregon, pnstolTice for tho week comfortable home for section men. j inning August is, 1916: Wallowa Steel tirldgo is building ' Mr- Herbert Hull, Mr. P. M. Mo ! across Hear creek. linker P.lg development under; way in Greenhorn mining district. resent Your Wife With a Check Book! You'll be turpriied at tho tyntcm you'll inaugurate in your home if a . 1 tTrtTTT h PAY ALL Y0UH BILLS WITH CHECKS, you can icu u UCH IT COSTS TO A PENNY TO RUN YOUR HOME. It wiU ve your wife a tort of business education. itart an Account Today In Your Wife's Name he Columbia County Bank St. Helens, Ore. OLDEST IN THE COUNTY THE CAR OF COMFORT Mtjiir, niit.uiu:, 'NOMU" Coqullle river open-shop stevedore company organized. Astoria has largo new hotel nearly completed. Waters Creek station shipping ore and lumber out of Curry county. Ontario Kpiscopaliuns ' purchase site and will erect a church. Kituielit, I'nion county, will build school house. , Oilell school contract has been let j for $li,208. Junction Lane county will spend $r00 on 1U miles Pucitlc Highway. Kant St. Johns Contract for con structing another sea-going vessel has been closed by tho Standlfer-Clurk-moii company. The boat will bo built at tho Monarch mill. Klamath Kalis Straltorn railroad saves five miles by survey through Dairy. llrewster valley, Coos county, to havo a creamery. Kugene Contract for 200,000 ties for Hill lines plnccd hero. Cletiada shingle mill hns added largo boiler to plant. Itrldo (special delivery), Dora Mc Pherson (2), Mrs. Allen Peblcka, Mr. Walter Wilson. Letters unclaimed by Sept. 2, 1916, will be sent to the division of dead letters. IVA E. DODD, Postmaster. Brick ico cream every Saturday and Sunday nt Mason's Place your order now. Don't compare St. Helens dairy milk nnd cream without a trial mono 107. Advertise in tho Mist it pays. ItOADSTK.K, SHI7U.00 5-IASSKKlt TOUtlNW. $WU0 5-PAHHIONCJKIt MODKIi H:l, .05.00 li.y u yon ,i,nvi:y t.-rni I'i.ouob? . HENRY McCOY, AGENT Uniting Learning and Labor THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLECE In its Six SiiiooW and Forty-eight De partments is fiigngeil in the great work ol uniting Learning nnd Labor. Forty-eighth School Year Opens SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Degrre Courses requiring a fottr-year high school preparation, are ottered ill the billowing: AC.U1CTLT11RR, 16 Deportments; CO.VIMIiKCH, 4 Departments; UNlUN ri'KlNO, tl IVpartments; MINUS, 3 Depirtinciits; PORUSTRY, 2 Departments- III) MR hCONOMICS. 4 Depart uientsjand PHARMACY. Vocational Courses requirinR an I'ightli Grade preparation for entrauce are. offered iu Agriculture, Dairying, Commerce, Forestry, Home Makers, and Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy with a two year high school entrance requirement. SCHOOL Ol' MUSIC Piano, String, Hand anil Voice Culture. C'.tHl.igtie and beautiful illustrated booklet free. Addiess 1'HK RHOISTDAR, 1W-7.1J ltilu'.l-7-lf.) COKVAI.I.m. OKKGON J. W. Haggquist Cleaning Pressing' All work dene promptly and in first-class shape Give me a trial Shop in Ilewit Building, nsxt door to Hotel Barber shop. H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN Kvort Machinist. P.iing your auto troubles to me. Murine work ii specially. Shop at St. Helens garngo. l'lione 57 ritlCKS ALWAYS KKASOXAHLK ' Ket Contei ts 15 Tlnil DraCha f. ', 2-q ?5 - . : -r 4 Q'J 'Alt fit'? : r9z :53D "-t.il T --HU, i:OHOL-arER CEKE ANejelahlePitpaialionbrAs cimn'ritinrf llipftindanuUcdula' tinilie Sloina:lisana Baw& rroinoks l)iacslion,Cliarful- Ui)iuraior"uuie uui Not Narcotic. ritnplfn Stal- him -tml iiurifal&wr ApcrfamcdyrorConsUpt tioh.SourMoma--, ; Worms. revtl''rco LOSS out""; JacShaa7signatttre''f XuCKcrli'nCOMPAW. For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of r In Use For Over Thirty Years ESSPPrfiniiEiin 1 m n uni aim i m m ma a ibbbb 11 NJd- i y fi3 H B a a 11 Ksact Copy of Wrapper. T-f e..u. MrAwfi , ro cm. I XWSSKJ'E "! , , ; J LUNCH AT MASON'S SHORT ORDERS WAFFLES, SAND WICHES SALADS, HOEFLER'S CENTENNIAL CHOCO LATES, MT. HOOD ICE CREAM AND BRICKS ASSORTED FLAVORS LET US SUPPLY YOUR GROCERIES We handle the celebrated PREFERRED STOCK BRAND The brand of no regrets FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC. CENTRAL GROCERY H. STOKES, Prop. Phone 11 Free Delivery A Nice Present for Your Wife One of the celebrated UNIVERSAL RANGES Enamel Ware makes the kitchen work easier. We have a large and complete stock. A large line of HARDWARE AND BUILDING MATERIALS, CUTLERY AND CARPENTER TOOLS Let us figure on your wants and save you money St. Helens Hardware Co. Phone 97 Free and Prompt Delivery WHY EXPERIMENT? mm mmmmnm Flour in competition with ALL OTHKIt FLOCKS received the highest possiblo nwurd, the GUAXD PKl.K ut runam a-ruriflc liiteiiiatioiuil Kxposltion Use the best and you are always satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO., pooll WEINHARD'S Non-IntoxlintlnR HpiuklinK Golden and Amber Nectar The Itettt for' tlie Homo Henry Weinhard Plant Main 72. A 1172 .,v L j roitriiAi'. : f PERRY GRANITE CO. Karl Terry. Mgr. 3C1 4th St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers of Monuments. Ileal with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. For Good Work, always the cheapest. EUROPEA.N 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