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SCAPPOOSE
Oleve Harnett returned home from
the hospital Saturday night.
The Standifer tie camp is closed
on account of the car shortage.
Mrs. Ema Uhlmnn ruailo a busi
ness trip to St. Helens Tuesday.
Dr. Blatchford received a carload
of box shooks for his apple harvest.
Fred Ureske of Portland, was the
guest of the J. U. Wr.tts family last
Sunday.
Rev. C. II. Johnston mado a flying
business trip to Portland ou Tues
day. Mrs. Doily Anderson of Knappa,
spent two weeks with Mrs. Hurt
West.
Mrs. M. Hover of Goblo, visited her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Sundsirom, last
Friday.
Claude Duncan of Murcola, is visit
ing his home folks and friends for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lumberson, Jr.,
was visiting with the Heaver family
last week.
Mrs. Rosamond Walker Burgess
of California, visited with the Watts
family lust week.
Charles Sandstrotu attended the
wedding of his sister, Mary, at Ore
gon City ou Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Samberson, who had
a stroke of paralysis about two weeks
ago, is about the same.
G. Lang made a business trip to
Portland Monday. He is harvesting
his potato and apple crops.
Miss Eva Garrison spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Stevens at St. Helens.
P. A. Frakes and son George have
finished putting in the wild hay crop
and are spending this week at the
state fair.
An apple and a pear tree are in
bloom on the Payne ranch, which is
rented by Mr. Houghton. Still we
hear of more freaks.
Mother Lawrence, in charge of
Pisgah home in Portland, came down '
Wednesday to spend some time at J
Pisgah Heights, near here.
Mr. Morton has sold his meat mar
ket to a Mr. Davis, and Mr. Morton
will move to St. Helens, where he
has purchased a meat market.
Fouud In the warehouso of Watts
& Price store, a basket containing
Ave kittens. The loser will please
call for sumo and pay reward to
finder.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLauchlun
went to the roundup at Pendleton
and then visited Mrs. Mcl.auchlan'B
brother. Warren Dobben, and family
at Walla Walla.
A dairy association was organized
lust Saturday night and the election
of officers will take placo in two
weeks. Mr. Uackus and Mr. Gouch-
nour are the chief promoters.
Hurt West and family spent three
days in Corvallis looking for a loca
tion, but we believe and hope they
will find a place to suit thein in or
near Scappoose.
Mrs. It. F. Frakes and daughter
Mrs. Mcl.auchlan, returned from
Shepherd's Springs last Wednesday
by way of boat via Tho Dalles. The
river was unusually rough, making
an interesting trip.
Mrs. M. J. Watts has a dogwood
tree that blooms every year in the
spring and again in the fall. She
noticed an account of one in Port
land that only blooms in the fall, so
she thinks hers is a double freak.
The girls' So and So Club gave an
entertainment at the hall and real
ized a neat little sum. They gave
a good program and sold candy,
punch, cake, ice cream and handker
chiefs.
Mrs. Countryman of Aberdeen, S
D., visited with tho Blatchford fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Hurt West took
the Blatchford family and their
guests to the Pisgah Heights iu their
auto.
D. W. Price and family, J. G.
Watts and family and Mrs. E. M
Watts motored to Oregon 'City Sun.
day and joined a company of about
twenty-five friends and proceeded by
boat to Rock Island, where they pic
nicked. - ,
Tho high school children and
teachers hiked to tho new coal field
on Wednesday evening, after school.
It is about five miles. They ate
lunch in the woods. Tho lunch con
slsted of roust potatoes and strips of
bacon, fried over the fire on the end
of a long stick.
Mr3. Rose Watts is in charge of
tho Scappoose exhibit ut the state
fair. Misses Gladys Johnson and
Ollie Ttoltenberg were chosen to at
WHY EXPERIMENT?
FLOUR
In competition with ALL OTHER 'FLOCKS received the highest mhmIIc
award, the GKA.1 PRIZE at Panama-Pacific International KxpoHltion
Use the best and you are always satisfied
MASON, EHRMAN & CO.,
PORTLAND
OREGON
Cuts! Gashes! Exposed
Fabric! Blow-outs!
Prodium Proceta Rubber
minimize this trouble
Prodium Process Rubber (the new tread used
exclusively on Republic tires) is so tough that
even newly crushed rock or sharp stones
doesn't cut and gash it.
It wears down as evenly and smoothly as a piece of fine
steel. After miles of service it looks like new. It keeps
water away from the fabric, prevents rotting of the carcass
of the tire, and makes premature blow-outs practically a
thing of the past
Get a sample strip of Prodium Process Rubber. Try to
break it It's the toughest, stoneest tread stock ever used
on a tire.
REPUBLIC S TIRES
?tAg6ard,plain, and wm"tbeads
".ftituH tfi'lt Mads In Ou Styllth Black Triad
Demand them from your dealer, They give
you service-satisfaction
tend tho state fair on account of
their receiving the greatest number
of prizes In our school exhibit at our
county full'.
FROM MT. PISGAH'S
LOFTY HEIGHT
Plsguh Home Colony, a Homo for the
Down and Out.
25.
Pisgah Heights,
Srappooso, Ore, Sept
Kill tor of the Mist:
Will you please give us space. In
your columns for a short letter to
tho public?
To tho people of Columbia county:
Greeting. Peace bo unto you. We
in Plugah Home Colony, located on
Pisgah Heights, at tho top of tho
mountain between Noluilam and Col
umbia valleys, have come to abide
with you, to share with you the Joys
and tribulations of Columbia county
citizenship. We want to live by you
and you by us in safety; we want
you to have the confidence In us that
we will do you good, that wo will
bo a factor in upbuilding the com
monwealth, and we hope a largo fuc-
tor, for wo find such growing poasl
bilttles hero that becoino more evi
dent from day to day, we aro more
than pleased with the strength and
richness of our soil.
Tho lovely climatic conditions of
jur heights are very Invigorating and
bring tho flush of health and
strength to the weakened forms of
those who come to us in their dis
tress of body and soul.
We have been with you one and
i half years; we have built two miles
jf good road through the forest; wo
'tave it now so Unit automobiles can
:ome all the way from Scappoose up
.o me home without trouble; we
have had two Fords and one Cole
up here so fur, and wo Invite you
all to come up and see us. We liuve
put In much time on buildings to
make our people comfortable. We
realize that we are to ho as a city
et on a hill, a refugo for nil who
need a friend. Columbia county
wants a heart in it and a hand In It.
We Invito your hearty co-operation.
We want these hills to represent
homes little homes from which shall
pour the Bongs of huppy mothers
and the laughter of little children
So more broken lives; but Joy, happi
ness and prosperity. Our hills can
near an aounuuuce or trull; our
vegetables cannot be surpassed; we
have tho very best of water, plenty
A fuel and God's own beautiful sun
ihine. Wo huvo a view which cun
lot be duplicated for beauty on the
.'olumbla Highway. Come and see
jn a clear day. Mt. Itnlnler, Adams,
St. Helens, Mt. Hood and Mt. Jef-
i'erson are all in a great sweeping
view.
The Vancouver bridge, reaching
out its arms to Oregon and Washing
ton, holding them together in the
bands of fellowship. It may be that
.he farmer and fruit raisers of Col
umbia county may have a surplus of
I'rults this year they would bo will
ing to divide with us until ours are
In bearing. If there bo auy such,
they can ship them at our expense
.o Scappoose, and we shall be very
grateful for them.
Thanking the Mist for this spaco,
we are most sincerely yours.
HATTIE H. LAWRENCE,
Pisgah Mother.
(The Mist Is glad to give space to
this letter. We realize tho Imnnrt.
ince of the work being done and the
iplrit iu which it is done.)
this week on cruicnos as '
if getting tho ligament! torn Ioobb
In his right foot whim practicing
lootlmll.
Word wus received this week of
l lie marriage of Merrill lllackford,
: on of tho Into Kiioch lllackford, for
mer editor of tho Chief, which took
pluce yesterday In Lethbrhlgo, Al
i.erta, Cunuda.
The homo pf County Commissioner
and Mrs. A. K. Ilnrvoy wus, on
Wednesday of this week, the scene
of a very pretty wedding, the occa
sion being the murrlago of their only
daughter. Miss JohsIo M., to Louis
I .til hum of Portland. Tho ceremony j
wus performed by Uev. H. F. Gelvln,
of the t'lutskaniu Presbyterian church j
who UHed tho ring service, tho brldoj
being given uwuy by her futher.
Ituv. Jumes V. Mllllgun, who Is well j
known to ninny of tho members of
the Presbyterian church of this place.!
having been a frequent vlHltor In tho j
Interest of Sunday school work, drop
ped deud In a Murshlleld hotel Tues-!
day afternoon. He hud left that
morning accompanied by Hev. A. J. .
Montgomery to ultend the mooting '
of the Coos Hay Presbytery, und Just (
.is ho entered his room at the hotel i
tho lust great summons came. Ho
is survived by his wife uud two sons.
Mm I'll mi of Iloulton, spent a lew
days with Mrs. I). Popo lust week.
Our mull currier, Mr. Carlson, Is
buck ou duty, after his long needed
vacation.
Mrs. Perry of Warren, visited with
her purents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J.
Johnsou, ono day lust week.
Tho new sidewalk built In front of
tho high Bchuol Is in Improvement
to the street an well ns to the school
property.
Steamer HooHoo
ItoV II.U'NKHMAN, Owner
I ItKKillTIMJ, TOWINtl AMI
i:X(THHIOH
I'uNMMiger accommodation, for
AO xople.
(.'iMitl Kervire ItesiMinnble lUtea
1 ! Calls at Krai W'atklua,
Phono S8.
STEAMER EFIN
(llnhbldge & Holt, Owners)
Uliliri IVII UT lll'l.t'VM AHTIIItlt
nir. MiiiiKun u ' " (lenerul freighting. Weekly service.
Virginia und had spent thirty-seven
.ours of his sixty-six In tho ministry
Chief.
RAINIER
Explosives a specialty. Leave every
Tuesday at 12 o'clock noon.
OAK HTHKKT IMK'K
Phono:. Main 2960
St. Helens Landing, Sheldon Dock
A baby hoy wus born to Mr.vnml
Mrs. F. La Plant of this city, Sep.
tembei 9.
Tho Circle Thiinblo Club present
ed their member, Mrs. Anderson,
who will reside In Portland, with u
souvenir teaspoon with tho mono
gram "V. O. W." engraved on It.
Miss K. W. Aduuis of Portland, Is
:i guest of Mrs. I'erbrucho this week
uud inuy remain here permanently
if her plans now under consideration
materialize.
A deal was closed lust vteek where
by liobert Tozler becomes tho owner
and proprietor of tho Stucy barber
shop. Mr. Toiler took charge of the
business last Monday.
Local Hebekuhs ure making great
plans to celebrate the Gfith anniver
sary of tho I. (). O. F. The celebra
tion will bo held In I. (). O. F. hull on
their next meeting night. All Odd
Fellows und visiting Hebekuhs ure re
quested to be present.
W. A. White, who Is employed at
tho American Exporting Company's
mill, had a long distance phone call
toduy from St. Vincents hospital'
whero his wife hus been confined for'
tho past three weeks. The messugej
urged him to hurry to her bedside.'
and Mr. Whlto departed on tho after-1
noon train for Portland.
Mrs. Powers and grandson from
Quincy, are visiting at tho homo of
Mr. und Mrs. W. Symons. Review
Str. IMLDA
llt-s between HU Helena anil
Portlund, flO rent one way, 75
cent for the round trip.
Ticket good until lined.
I'.ohI lavi Si. Ilrlcm 7 ,M . m.
Itvturntiig leaves PoilUud 3:M p. III.
Arrive si St llelrtu i-Mt . m.
r 1. IIOOCHKIRK
ST. HELENS ROUTE
U W.ll.a.ll Slamk
THE PEOPLES BOAT
STR. AMERICA
Leaves Portland dully - -2:30 p. m
(Sunday 1:30 p. in.)
Arrives St. Helens - 6:00 p. m
(Sunday 3:30 p. m.)
leaves 81. Helens - - - 8:16 a. m.
Arrives Portland ---10:15 a. m.
H. HOLM AN, Af.nt
Makes all way landings. Wharf fool
Alder street. Phones: Muln 8323,
A-4204.
FKANK WILKIN'S. St Helens Agent.
WARREN
T I . II' ... .
naoni grunge will nave a
asket social Saturday evening In
Prlnli unn'a mi. ... .
.... .vnnun a nan. i nere will na a
Horary program, music, etc. Every
one Is Invited to attend.
w. J. Fullerton left Thursday
morning for Salem, where he will
take In the state fair. Later he will
ittend a meeting of the state tax
leuguos as a delegate from the Wur-
en Tuxpayen;' League.
The force of men that has been
miployed by the Puciflc Telephone &
f.. I .
iciegrapn company and that has
jeen camping Just a short distance
north of Warren has moved, tholr
labors In this Immediate vicinity De
ng completed.
Those of our citizens who uttend-
'd the county fuir pronounce It a
listinct success. Several Warren ox-
ilbltors came home the proud pos
sessors of blue ribbons.
CLATSKANIE
Miss Tlllie Pulllnm, who is touch
ng school at Kyser, spent Suturdni
ind 8unday at her home here.
Mrs. Oeorgo Hryant returned the
last of the week from Ileno, Wash.,
whore she had been visiting Mrs C
M. Bryant.
Miss Segret Rasmussen left Mon
day morning for Astoria, whero sho
win enter the Astoria Business Col-logo.
Mrn. George D. Conyers went nn
to Portlund on Saturday to visit her
mother, who Is In a aanltorlum there,
finding her much improved.
Irving Graham Is getting around
BACHELOR FLAT
Mrs. M. Burkhead and children
have returned home, after an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. H. La
Bure of St. Helens.
Mrs. Mattle Hufhmnot Is home
again, after an extended visit In Port-1
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett were In St.
Helens on business this woek. j
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lllllch nmi
daughter Minnie visited In Rainier
last week with Mrs. Lllllch's parents,!
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fowler.
Miss Love of Minnesota, Is visit-!
Ing with her slstor, Mrs. Eric Erlck-1
son. 1
Miss Madelene Thomns spent tho
week end with her purents In Goble. !
mr. unu mr. mint spent a few
days In Portlund lust week. We are
sorry to learn they soon expect to
niovo away.
Call Joe Clark
Passenger Service.
For Light Towing.
Day Calls at Fred Wat
kins. Phone 28.
Prompt and Satisfactory
Service.
Night Calls at Morgi.i
Building.
J. W. Haggquist
Cleaning
Pressing
All work done promptly
and in first-class shape
Give me a trial
Shop in He wit Building,
next door to Hotel Barber
shop.
Harvest Time in Oregon
FOUK-DAY
IIOHSK HIIOW
KACKH
CONVENTIONS
27th Woodmen and
Pioneers
88th Portland Day
2th Hcandlnavlun Day
See Your 55th State
Fair This Year
It's a Hummer
Hound Trip Ticket Hula DaU
TO SALEM
From Italnler and Ht. Helena, Kept
21 to 80. Ticket. kmk1 for return
up to anil Inclusive of October 4.
EIGHT FAST TRAINS
between Portland and Halem Vh the
Oregon Klectric Hy.
J. O. DIVENS, Agent,
St. Helens
TRY OURJUNT
For Hulo WliilerTrT"
eed. J. W. Buxton, W.rrJ
Im1 Pearl .uniii.-.TT"
8t. Helen, or on IV.rt.an " '
roward If returned to Mi "
Uuna at St. Hele,,
Wanted-Roou, a"iidbon7'
vuU family; homo prlve. "
Reference, given. AdtlreJ ,
moro, Bt. Helens, Ore. D
41
For 8aloR(.1,nm
W. Holienroter, Wnrren, 0rt V
phone 101-11.
11
For aula or trmt i - -
In foal. Will trad., f... ... ,N
mi., or Mil at reasonm,!, ,rl
Oregon. (Mountain View.)' j?1
Wanted Two .,.r
for board and utiend M,. JJj
Wrlto or call, Mrs. J. W All.. M
To Kxchnngo A houTd
. ... ,. arM(( y
ver, Wash., valued ut $eoo.0 to,
change for house :tiitl l.ii u ..
cn. Ja. Dunn, Box 371. a. Hn
New 6 -room linn... ..,.i"7T:
".-.. HUH Ul B.
Helens, flva blocks west from 8t
en. hotel, $260.00 ,h,
l&OO.OO terms. This Is leu it,, ,
wuum COBl lO UUUil tho hoitumd
present cost of innturUI, n. u
Oloen, Columbia city, Oroo. jjp
Wanted li.f .lock, nj
George Wilson, phono D-H, St H'
mil fUitunn i
' " "'
i
For Item Suite of utile we !
also .looping rooms. Col, Co Bui'
For Kent A suite of offlc na
in Hank Building. ColumbU Cik,i'
llank.
Bt. Helens Creamery ntiiK'
your cream always; mirkM
tlona. Phone IIS.
1400-acre stock ranch for Mh k
eastern Oregon, near Komll. Iiquv
at Mint office for Informitloo. &
Uood re.ldenco lots la block r
for 160 each. J. II. Oodfroj, ft'
Norlhweat Uldg., Portland, On. Ii
J
For Hulo Cheup; comlorUbMni
room houseboat, furuiihed ui i
good condition. Alro luollntUiu
ZS feet long. Iloat In It da1
shapo. Apply Iao Hotrlck. 81 Hi , !
en i). tw
Slrsyed. on Kept. 20, 1 ynrtii
black colt, about 850 lb..; wblue'
In forehead. Plenso phono Uf k
formation to C. F. Ilrown, Si B
ons. IK,
Keglstratlon bmiks cioM Ortok
7. If you are not r'jllerl, V
It now.'.'
WE MAKE PIES
ri
that will surely tempt you. Adl
will never disappoint you, for W
aro delicious Indeed. Cakot, KM
tho finest sort every pomlblo nrw
and all exceedingly good. OurBrai
Itoll., Bun., etc., aro lwr
and fine.
AHK YOIB (3IMK KH l-XjROU
IIUKAD '
St. Helens Bakery
All Ilusi Call H,wl,
Courtciun Treatmoat
HTOl AT
ORCADIA
HOTEL
THOH. ISIIIHTKH. rrl
Clilcken Dinner Hund.y,'1'
HATKH I.OO Pint AV AN""'
HHM laI Kate to Kegulur VoU
STEAMER
GEORGIAN!
luenvea Portland dally, ttce
day., at 7:0 A. M. rrlvl1nJ' wt
torU at 1.1S P. M. IK'turoln
Astoria at 2:0 P. M., r,"B, -Portland
:M P. M. AnUt rl
Piuylnir Ht. Helens on 0" w,
at H:BO A. M. and on return