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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 25. 1916 PIPE MAKERS BUY LAUREL ROOTS A salo of a large quantity of nioun- TESTING ASSOCIATION HELP TO DAIRYMEN This year there lias been organ- tain laurel from ono of the national; izeil n cow-testing association among forests In the southern Appalachians the farmers. 'The purpose of this io tt-yuii.ru (..menus in cnarge. work in to enahlo the farmer to "weed out" the eows that ure uot paying. Many of us know that we are keeping some cows that ure not doing what they should for us hut yet wo aro nfrcid to discard nny for fear we will let the wrong ones go. The tpatltiir Knlvfia th.it t,r,.hlem hv ere. On account of the present i giving us an necurato record of each scarcity and high price of French cow. It uot only giv.es tho produc brlar, a number of pipo manufuctur- tion of the individual cows hut gives ers lu this country have been on the the amount and cost of food each lookout for substitutes, and tho for- consume. est products laboratory has conduct-1 Too ofteu the farmer is feeding ea experiments to determine who say that the roots will bo used to make pipes. Tho mountain laurel root Is simi lar In appearance to the French briar, which the majority of smokers are said to prefer. The French briar is the root of the white heath or "bruv Portland Murray- ! COURT PROCEEDINGS r'n MEAD TOURNAMENT ! fide of the St. lleleiiK-llonlloil Coun- Tuesday, August IS, 1911.. ,.0,. hetweeu the. west hotindury ' On this 1.1th day of August, tHlti, ()f ,, . I'. a H. Itallroad right of St. Helen Tennis Club Mukt l ine H01l()(1 ,,s fr t. perrnrmumw of v;1. , (, ,,H boundary of Milton Show ing ami I'laved (iootl tiium'H. 'pertain road Improvement, us here-, v.,, ,lt (Iih expense and cost of ' tolore advertised, were opened mill owners. . - I I... II... 1 . I linllIlP IIU fill- . .i MII...I I.. i.n hkiiii tiitA it l :l ill l ll I'll II I ill in Hifc In the Murraymead tennis touma- J,,". A mnnt recently held ill Port la II il . In which there were over 1 50 players entered from nil tho tennis clubs outsido of Irvington und Multnomah, the St. Helens Tennis Club made u fine, showing. Hurley Turner, 1... It. liutherford, lietihen Sten, Addle Ailinns and Klla llattan were the . t no sum or entries und all of theso made a good John Keating, for the sum showing in tne singles, utivnuciiig u (.r i tho second and third rounds. Sten ! was eliminated by Full, a former 'champion of North Dakota; Uuther- to determine the availability o other woods. It is 1 u-.,n,lr ,i i.i i,..r.i i.! .,., i for lost to Werskul, an lnterscliol- ronnrtoi) n.... i, , '. .. . . .... ' ant Ic doubles cliumiilou . in t h ree hard ....... iiiu utuiuiiniu iiiuin io mat or u progressive neignnor s ., root burns out more readily than I who has tested his cows and thinned;8"18' a",, A,1,lls A,,a1"8 losl to Mis,s IipIat i,..t fnrof ... I ., itieno Cumulielt in tho third round, , ..., Kline ririia me our mo poor ones. wilier puiuug up n iiiuu iii;iii-ii auitim trying to find a method of hardening j nana S. .Frame, the official tester tho ludy who has held tho Oregon Concrete l'lers for llrldge al Hanoi tlrove: I.eo's Pock ' Coiiipiiny, for the sum of 70 John Keating, for Hie sum of 7:tr..oo I.. Clark, for tliu sum of S7r.lMi Conereto Culvert In iciinier: l.ee's Pock Company, for the sum of ll.milUlil !l7f. Oil A. I.. Clark, for the sum of l,4.s:i.l)0 A. I,. West lload: W. F. llaxter, Spec. No. I for the sum of $ 700.011 W. F. llaxter. Spec. No. P-K2 for the sum or Sr.O.OD V. F. llaxter, Spec. No. It, less grading, fur ;I50.00 A. 1,. Clark, all, us adver tised, for 2.WT6 :i Tragescr lload: II. A. Wilson, for the sum of $ 1100.00 the wood and have succeeded to auorectublft pvtf-nt Thot n. L... ......I n i.i ... i atato chamnioUHhip twice. Huthor- found that a number of the various I ,,, f w.r., ! ti, J ford "' Turner went to the semi . . t " ' : i.. 4i. A ... .i i.i.... i .. ii i . . iiihiih iu i in 1111:1. d uuu urn. ntion by tlio following tests: ! . Atior illwtuiuiiiir nf Silmmi - llkes- enide Durham, 1221 u ' .1 , ., , ,". .. , lbs. milk: 65.93 lbs. buttorfat. , u,""l l,m ,lr""" ' r , v ..r. .. nan just ueuien Mtei n ueiz anil liar- ., , ,, .. ..... -mi m i Hazel drove, tor Hie sum of it 00.00 : l... ...(....... 1. tt.n ...w.l.t ..... kinds of chaparral, which are abund ant in the west, give promise of yield ing material which will be the equal of French briur iu every way. inn . That u pursuance of tho foregoing seel loll and of the Charter of said lily, it U hereby ordained und declared that tho side walk lelween the points mentioned In s i i Ion 1 of this Ordinance, be ree nslriieled, In urcordunre Willi the plii.wH and specifications nmdti by the CI, j' engineer and on fllo with lh He order of this lily; and It Is fur tl T dei'hired mid ordered that the ri d of said reconstruction b as seised upon the adjacent real prop erly. Section :i. H Is hereby Ordained and ilci'liircd that existing conditions un such tluit this Ordinance is almo in cly necesHary for the liniiiedlutH pr.'servatlon of the public peace, Ik alt h mid safety, and, owing to the ur:;i'iil necessity of having and keep. Iik the sidewalk uloug said portion County road iu a proper condition fur travel, an emergency Is hereby ile -hired to exist, and this Ordinance shall lake effect anil be In full force and effect from ami after Its ap proval by tho Mayor of said lily. Iteml the rtrst time aiikuhi ji, THE PICTURE YOU LIKE In tills country we havo a snrnlno lu our treasury, says the American Economist. Factories are running full time making American goods and not mu nitions of war. Labor is contented and buying it a home 780 ; C. II. Johnson, grade Jersey, lbs. milk; 42.12 lbs. hutterfat. JT T.nsu'linr frrndit tlfiletotn 1 IQ4 When protection laws are in force !I1)S- ,ui,k: 74-77 lbs- ""ttcrfat. .1.1 . .1 U'olul nnte prn.ld 1l..lluln O.-.J lbs. milk; 45.79 lbs. hutterfat. G. 11. Damnielrer, Jersey, 1,122 lbs. milk; 50.83 lbs. hutterfat. Mr. Frame does not confine him self to the testing work, but is help ing the farmer solve sonic of his everyday problems. Tho farmers are And the Court being advised lu tli.. m, ill. if II lu firiliit-iiil In- Ilia I 'ml rl und that the following named proposals lieiid the second time August 14, 19 l. lieiul 1 1 1 1' third 1 1 me and passed August 21. 19 Hi. Approved August 21, 1910. S. C. MOHTON, Mayor. Allest: II. K. IJl'K'K, itecorder. Monuments In Having tinuh, rr ( J " lrr ..or, S''rr o, t(im .,. monument,,, i m: t Ulta Htm, fin.,, , X '"'"'mis on slmrt nolle, fc T. S. uitii : !' r,"Ur I'll.,,,,, M Hotel Barber $W IIKW1TT IH.Do, ' MOST H.VMT.UIV HII()P T. IIKI.KXH A HK.W, NIIOK smvE CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A NMialtjr Great enterprises are being starled. I many of them, taking advantage of uauroaus are oeing num. i l"c " ul io si-uiiib u pru Full dinner pails nnd satisfied j deal of ood out of it. men and women. j Money easy and everybody happy, j WANT YOUR BOY And when free trade comes along j TO BE A SOLDIER? we have to raise a hundred million, dollars a year to pay expenses. j Postmasters have been made re- . Out3ide of making munitions of : crul'B officers for the army. Spe war the factories are idle. . cla' inducements are offered In phar-1 Men are wondering what will hap- macists' musicians, bandsmen, dee pen when the bloody war is over. i t'lcians, clerks, bakers, cooks, bar bers, teamsters, carpenters, black smiths, liorseshoers and other mechanics. A soldier has the oimor- fast teams before reaching this posi tiou in the tournament, und had it Investors aro waiting to see if rea son will not again return. This is no fancv nlctnro Tii l.l linnn 1 . ... ' tlinUv friul nl In ...... TI.......1I t. .t.nri. nnrt v . .. 'i ! PhiHoiiine UUn.U Alnutn f U' by the rac.,11. , .. jvim UUU5C LHUI1I. r' ' ...... This fall vote for protection. Talk' Places- Ho receives free hoard, lodg for protection, and when some sdcII- ,nK' clothing, binding democrat tries to convince nnd gymnasiums with modern nppll ances including bowling alleys. For further information and literature her, tho cup winners In tho recent John Keating, Concrete Culvert iu Laurel hurst meet, they lost to I.ewlu ; ltainler, for the sum of $975.00. and Stevens. In this match (hey had U l further ordered by the Court the first set 5 to 2 nnd 40 love or !llat -'t for such cni.str.ictli.n .be entered Into with said blddesr. point, set nnd then let It get nwayj u , ru.t.r ordered by the Court from them. Turner and Miss Adams thnt all other proposals be, and the also went lo the seinl-llniils In the; sumo hereby are rejected, and thai mixed doubles ami came very near ! "10 niprovemenl of the A I, West V, ,," . ., u, , ... . . ,, , . " t road mid the Tragescr lload he per- Don I forget that the St. Ilelenn getting Into the finals, taUing ono ,....,.,, .... ... ,,...,.. .,.,..... ',, .., u ,....... .i...in7 set. They also eliminated two very i mwler the dir.. rilmi nf the c.iiiri , On this 15th day of August. 19 Hi, Mrs. C. Silva presents to the Courl With Tim On Her HanH nil. .l.niii fur linl.niitil... In .I... .mi.. uoi neen lor an unioriu naio a cement . ,. , - , lot 125.00 for one cow over two vears In the second set of the semi-finals ! f UKe, slaughtered under the super they would no doubt have played for ; vision of the State Live Stock Sanl tho cup. ; ,arv Hoard, under the provisions of Considering the inconveniences the! (lu;,1,,or "'""'' ' : ... ,, , , , : and it appearing to the Court that St. Helens players were put to In Ullrl. days have not elapsed from playing their matches, they all made: Hie date of such slaughter ami (he a very creditable showing, and In 'late of the filing of such claim, and another year, with more preliminary i J'10 V("!rt '"''"K advised In the tnut ,,., ... , . .. , " iter. It Is ordered by the Court that practice, they should bring home ., mlllic ,,arlK ()f mll, ,, soino of the trophies. wU In the County Court Itoom, In Tho Oregonlan, iu Its wrlteup of I the City of St. Helens, at 2 o'clack the event, speaks us follows concern- "" u'''l'ies.hiy. the 6th day of lug the St. Helens pUiyers: tir"" Tho St. Helens club can be proud ! Silva has compiled with all laws In PANAMA RESTAURASI JI'h-Iit new nianriKeimni Mrs. E. S. Lampkin rro)rictress J If it is in the market, 2 ervc it. Try our b,v t SUNDAY DINNER medical attendance, you that free trade is the thing make liin tell you force him to tell you, why it is thut we are without a tur- 1 1..... ... .,. , num.-!, uiituiuaKus ui sl'iioois iiiirunes plus and why we have to tax tlie'iluuly to Postmaster at St. Hehuis, poor men and women and children to raise a hundred million dollars. OREGON WOMEN After teaching in tho Salem schools for 22 yoars, Miss Emma Kramer, principal of the McKiuley school, has resigned. The president has nominated Eliza beth Thompson to be postmaster at Nyssa, Oregon. Governor Wlthycoinbo has an- pointed Miss Margaret E. Howatson, or Portland, a member of the indus trial welfare commission to succeed Miss Bertha Moores, resigned. Miss Esther Carson has been ap pointed secretary to Governor Withy conibe, to servo during the tempo rary absence of George Palmer Put nam, who is with the troops on the border. Husband and wife are political rivals in a Polk county precinct. Mrs. Wayne D. Henry of Spring Valley, is tho only woman holding a place on the regular committee organization. She is a republican of long standing and un earnest supporter of Mr. Hughes. Her Imnband, on tho other hand, is a registered democrat. Ho occupies the position of precinct committeeman for the democrat,,. committee. who will furnisli enlistment blanks and help you fill them out. regard therein and whether or not a la.lv is unt to r....l ti.nelv If wiehlers it sent up to contest in .lie I K,lm ls p'DHed to receive said In- Is carrying one of our Watches she various events during tho present i , , ,. . , , , , '"'' ''ant be sure of always being ...... u" "Us "".v 'I ' ordered by the accurate In her iiiiiioliilinentH Wi ourney Mi,s Addle Adams went to I Court that Ihe Clerk be'an.l he here- Jr.. ,miurlly proud of th" Mm" -kel," the semi flnuls in tho mixed doubles by Is authorized und instructed to lnK qualities of our elegant gold and with H. J. Turner, and In the ; ls8U" a B""-ral fund warrant in the silver watches, as well un of the women's singles she wan not elliiiiu-! $15 "' '" fav)r Alice ' dainty and urllstlc designs, nnd tint ated.unti. the fourth round by Miss l " WhereuPim':' Cort ' i, ion I i T Z' ' ' ""ii in 111 n uiti I'MMMUI 111 1)1 M. HOVEN . Steamer RUTH SAKE. SPEKDY SERVICi TOWING. JOBBING Passenger accomodations K 100 Landing at City Dock Irene Campbell, who won the tillo from Mhis Mabel ilydcr. 191H Oltl'IXAM'K Ml, ItHI. being "ever lest. SUPERINTENDENT ENDORSES NORMAL1 Churchill, state supcriiiteii-i CITY COUNCIL HAS BRIEF SESSION Council met in regular session . . . v Kla' xuperinie..- Monday evening with all members 01 puu,,c Mr" Uk present except Councilman Ballad. ! tUe VOtor8. ot tlle K,,l, ,0 IIM'! J. A. An ordinance declaring It the dutv of nil owners of lots, blocks and parcels of land adjoining the North side of the St. Ilelens-Hoijl-ton County road between the west boundary of the H P n,.n road right of wav to th F..t ii....k VON A. GRAY, JEWELER present except Councilman liallagh. ' .... ,0 ii,","ort i 'f Mllion Creek. Councilman White reported on the "'f 1"'t.iative "" " the ballot j THE CITV OF ST. HELENS DOKS proposed culvert on Fir street, that i ""V'' l)rov,("n for the establish- u .N AH FOL LOWS: he hud examined the same and had ' ",e" ,, ' n0r""" HC"01 'U ot i Is l nt ',l 'n made arrangements to have the work i ,0 0"' T"e B,ato "riuten- j ,rs 0'f '' , , , ; done as soon as an estimate is made 1 8 laM TeV"n 8"ows t""t 0,"y 13 Bl,1 of l- Helens-iloulton Co,.,, of tho cost i ''Pr c,'nt of tho Kra'le tubers of the! '"""'I between the west boundary The question of repainting the city ' s,tt.t' are ,,,rmu, 8,,'0,,l 'uto8 ! '" 0 lt?" , hall building was discussed at some " "J "P; nun Unin "J1? otllL'r "' 'an. Creek in Hie city of st H,. length and referred to building con,- u,,pirelciat08 tlle nctd for niore compe-, Oregon, to reconstruct and 'malt tain miuee. I tR"1 l"str"ct'"i. Particularly in the Application of John G. Pringlo to;."' sc"0013 erect private garage was granted '' rCKn 8 """-1 'or its An ordinance requiring tho recon- "? ll0",!' ls o teacher who has struction and maintenance of certain i , f" ' pre"ur"tlo work." sidewalk was road third time and 1 Bn,d-,n maklng pu,"lc l,,H lnlu passed. (See ordinance published ; ment, f t,,e niPaHr- "Such pre elsewhere in this issue ) para,on can ,,e!it co through nor- City marshal rM,,n,i .i . 8cn' iralnlng. - -v un iti'ii, n ui ft j oiicci ttuu Y cHl Ol. ..... . , m ttii m raining tho Htnndanl of our school by CHtahliHhing a stato normal school at Tc-ndloton. The lo CENTRAL CONFECTIONERY W. II. IlltOW I It, I'ropr. DRUGS. TOILET ARTICLES. CANDIES CIGARS AND TOBACCO I'h.plie ICI Next to Central Market Str. IRALD Itiilm between Su llrlnu J I'oiiUnil, M rciiU one I cent for tlin n.iiiid lrli. Tirkpl g.HHl until unL I'ioiiI l.'uvpa St. Ili liin 7.Wi. Ileluinli g h-HVe.i I'liitlsnil i JU p. iJ Arrive ui St llelcni 4 i'i jva. C I II OOCHUC "I trust that the voters of the state Helens, thut he had served and re turned the proper notices to the parties interested. He also reported tilat some of tho nr.inerlv fu,nou i j "... wished to use ci u jIiliI rock Instead of timber, which was agreed to by council mmmwm game rifles cation ls central, tho Interest of the people of Pendleton in education most excellent, and tho largo num ber of pupils in the public schools will give ample opportunity to all students to get the amount of teach-j Ing practice required in a .standard ' normal school." I H. HMMAW I-:. si'i:i:i PURE FOOD BAKERY WKST s'- mi;li:s, oki oon kuvkk itiiKAi) nor liuiM nil: m i: to vor PASTRY OF ALL KINDS AND FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY n.l PaMry. Centra, ,?,Iir-J Ki): ,h' ST. HELENS ROUTE l WilUnaiu Slouih THE PEOPLES BOAT STK. AMHRIC i Leaves Portland dally- -MM (Sunday I ::i0 p. m l Arrive Hi. Helens Mil ' (Sunday 3:.10 p. n.l I.oavos Ht. Helens - f:lit Arrive Portland - - 10:11 H HOLM AN, Afi Makes all way lamlltiKt. Whirl Alder street. Phones: Ml V i A-4204. . j FltANK WILKINS. St llelciuir STEAMER A summer resid?:it of Long Island has a new flag pole of which he is very proud. It Is 1G5 feet long, and four large flat c.i;-b wore required to bring it across the country to New York. The tree was an Oregon fir which was 300 fet high, and search for this tree took two months. 301 GEORGIAN XVM-PFUNDER's IW OREGON W rr,n j . i . t rtjk Hwtx aroppin((atin(hornacro5icanon, ' . ""I'Vm t narking grizzly rnqit- precwon ina ptntt ration combined with quick, positive action are the qualitic that have made tiVt -i'f!-a d.,,,.. ify i Umply !" tnwtr lor rick iko.). .M Ii ,k . t. i.. n . r"",',e.;.';!'.'i'."'!'k-d''o in.pl. .nd y without to.1.. s4 -""" w sin. An;., p.,i..t,r-,k. ' t R m. uiuric in-., abwlutc .atffty. ... . "'. !" n,7 p"Pnlil uron their m tbia .r. .. J. "j lT" U'"""l"l'i P ri.ic.l .prt.m..I. of on wLo .Loot tl... m'.ri. rilln. .""iia.iuBiiti, sola Dy your .on. dor.l.r and 679 other leadinc mj' -hnnf In Ownn C7n ni.,7rUr,u. w, P.EM OIL, ,em,j;,. Iwn P.wd S,h.nt. Lubnca. .nj R,, Prn.nt.li,. 1 R7',in,t", A"",,U"lon Motalllo Cartrldira Companr" A.r., M,n,Uttvrm .f .,J Ammum,,. in lb W.rU AC. 'm,' un T VIMTtKH uv W CASCA II 4 l..llAOA( T IIKHIIIOIIIH, ' SAIISI-AI,.,,A I JIMI'KII, - - Allll.ll.l l'lt'M, Forover40years a valued remedy for biliousness and constipation Sold and Recommended by A. J. DEMING ST. HELENS H. flORGUS & SON H St. Helens' Pioneer Merchants NICE LINE OF GINGHAMS-JUST RECEIVED Large Assortment Men's Summer Straw Hats and Cans Dress Goods, Hosiery and Gloves BERGMAN'S CELEBRATED SHOES In Children's. Dress and Logging Shoes. Ten Styles to Select From. Our Prices Always Right OI I. . . . . . .. .1... A.Mt fl I icavm i-itrininii nun). ; liny, nt 7:00 . .M., arrivlnl i torlu nt 1.1.1 1. M. HemmlM' MU.rU at 2:00 I". M. rrHW ! I'ortlanil :(N) I'. M. ' J I I'iinnIiik HI. Ilel n " nt. H:RO A. M. nnil on return " n 1 1 " ",v- ""l' h. 1 , tHm ?:G??ATE OREGON addltl..,,. , 1 71",,,mn. i'l ""on will hi!,, Hat .).'., '. '"'r-rl. Hpr. lnl trnlnln. I., . y . yru, iu,t... i-i.VJi" i Tri.r?rl"""','""- tizxsszr tt&stit':.: nnmiwium,, UI'PI. two ai.lonai,, wjiiir isxJZE!ir ,or - .,''"' 'r""lo..il.lra..r., Il,,.lr.. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON AiMTto. VLB 5lJrt:kyl Be Fair lo Your Wife Save her the Wash Day Drudgery. Let us call for your laundry. Our work will satisfy 1 St Helens Steam Laundry Geo. Waikins, Prop- JOMNftOM MAIL h AOMrrltSThATlftNfcBO (d. ,. 1 r- rf 1 -- - u.. ; a A Home Industry "ltOlii'iVoNt