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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916
ot llolsteln cows to Junction City.
rftUDPCPniMniTlWrP n-v,lB tioelinour left for Hurley.
lUKKLorUlllJlUlllV J Wttllo where )ie l9 employed for the
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SCAPPOOSE
Mr. Tot' father ml mother or
KiilKflielil, who wero visiting them.
Mr. ami Mrs. John Islnblatter
Mr. Isinbliittor's mother, who is In
u critical condition,
i Tlio Misses Eva Harrison. Helen
winter.
Mr. Pavles, who bought the meat
market of Mr. Morton, hus moved
Mrs. V. (.!. Pomoroy lias gone toji,t family Into tho Klsh cottage.
Fluvel to care for her daughter, Mrs. j itert Hraim of liaiuier, spent three
Ed. Leonard, who is sutTering w ith ; days with Ills people In South Scup
tonsilitis. pooso.
Miss Mary EwtiiK made a business! Mrs. Tom Grant visited with her
trip to Dallas and also took u few ' son James uml family at Burlington,
days at tho stale fair. i Mr. uml Mrs. Hudolph Tetz gave
o. .....!.. itirlit lii liminr ilf
Miss Hazel Watts and her guest, " '""' ' " ,
Mrs. Hosumond Hurgess, spent sev
erul days in Portlund visiting for-.
...... I MI.,., 11., ',.,1 nlcit
attended the funeral of our friend 8l"'"' eek at Duwal. Wash, wi
M. Collins, whose family lived a
number of years on the lloneyman
..i.
1 Watts, Gvpsy Johnston and Illld
D. W. Price and family and J. j 1)lncan nml Mossrs. j. (j. watts. J.
Watts were among the state fair VurceU nml Armond Duncan hiked
Visitors lust week. j t() tm) coa, n)(Me Sumlny ua ,,j0ed
Virgil Stevens und lien and Koy j i,uici, vw-itli Mr. McKay, In his urtistlc
Copelund Sundayed at the Copelund : og cui,in.
home. ! jirs. Iloso Watts returned from
"A word to the wise is sufficient." Salem happy. She says she only ex-
Everybody lock your hen house door' pected ono blue ribbon but received
this week and let the dog loose. J five for our county school exhibit
The Ladies' Aid is preparing to and a number of red ribbons und
give a chicken supper next Friday fourth in the county exhibit.
ulght. j Choir practice was held Friday
Chas. Sandstrom had the bad luck 1 night at the home of Miss Marjorie
to lose a cow. which was caught by ; Iloladay. Refreshments were also
the 4 o'clock local Monday evening. ' enjoyed.
Word was received of tho death ! L. M. Duncan Is again able lo be
of Jacob Skuza on Sunday night. ' about on crutches.
The funeral took place Wednesday.! Have you registered? If not, do
Miss Vera Price took sick Sunday j so If you want to vote for president,
night and rapidly became seriously j The 7th Is the lust day to register,
ill, but she appears to be a little im-j Gus llegelo has just finished fill
proved at this writing. j ing three big silos. Others will get
Mrs. Spalding of Warren, visited j busy filling silos now, as the frost is
her sister, Mrs. L. M. Duncan, Sun- getting pretty hard hereon corn,
day, and the Duncan family were all j One of the matrons of our town
dinner guests at the home of J. 1!. ! became reckless last Friday und sent
Duncan. ;a big kettle of corn, a loaf of home
Prof. Dodson and Mr. Oglo were ' made bread und a cako of butter to
week end guests in Portland. the teachers as dessert for their
Mrs. Rile Burnett, who has spent j lunch. Au original poem was sent
several months with relatives here, ' along. Wo don't like to tell what
has returned to her home in Shrove- j havoc they played, hut the baskets,
port. La. dishes, etc. were returned with un-
Miss Mildred Brann, daughter of other poem composed by the teach
WUl Brann, is visiting relatives in ers. These poems would put our
Miss Ellen Van returned to her
school at Junction City last Saturday. ;
On the previous Thursday she was
t ho guest of lienor at n reception
given ut the home of Mrs. O. J. Kven
:tn. The two-story house belonging I"
Frank Klce, on the I'pper Clnlskunle.
was entirely destroyed by nro Tin's
day morning of this week. The tire,
which was started in the loll, win
supposed to he canned by au over
heated flue.
Miss Ivy, the daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. Waters, was a very happy Hole
girl last Friday, as on that day sh
celebrated her seventh birthday iinul
versary. Eighteen of her young play
mates gathered together on this,
happy occasion and enjoyed games
and other diversions so dear to the
llttlu folks.
Mrs. W. Lake of Sunnyslde, died
Sunday afternoon from u severe
shock to the system after being very
hadly burned. From what can he
Mrs. Tolly of Scnppoose, and her
daughter, who Is a teacher at Muy
ger. were here last Saturday on busl
,.. iv special arrangement, mother
daughter met at thla plue and
l.csldes attending lo Imslueaii had
nice visit together.
Mrs. Lydla Howard look her
Wednesday morning
pin lure
the lust. They received several llrsl
prUos on vegetables, proving tho fer
tility of the soil If put to lest. Many
und various other prUou on cooking
and sewing, pliiclng our girls, moth-
. . . .i .... ...HI. uf unilikril
u ers ami leiicnem m
! !, inkers of our dear old west.
do- j und a few prises on bird houses mndo
for by our Ingenuous 'tioys, who by this
her new give proor or lienor ruims. iuw,
She will farms und homes In I ho neur future
uud wit might say runner. sou-sus-
Tho manager of thin exhibit
Mrs. J. tJ. Watts of Scappoimo,
was
and
Johnson
Watts Is
learned tho unl'ortuiiato woman, in
lighting the lire Sunday morning. j anniversary hist Sunday by Inviting u
mistook the gasoline can for coal oil number of relatives. Tho guests
and pouring some on tho lire, which were served with u splendid repast.
Immediately exploded, was enveloped After dinner they walked to Mount
In u muss of tire from head to fool : Collin, returning to their homes late
Her scroll ins attracted her husband, ; in the evening.
who was at work in the garden and' John Myer. who is employed by
who rushed lu and quickly smothered the Columbia Klver Door Company,
the flames, but not until she hud sus- f hud Hie mbfort unit to get his hund
tulned dreadful injuries to which she caught between a machine and a
Portland und thence to
I,., mo in southern Oregon.
...lininiiitt Hr. Schmidt ami -- wit
,.'... .Iowa claims. Mrs. talued Columbia county
I il III I I ( ! m r -
I'ml Unman uroomimnlrd lr to
i... i i
I K Guilds und family left for ! she was assisted by Miss Olllo Hlolt
I'litslia.ilo this week, where Mr. : eiiberK and Mlsn t.ladyi
,...ii.i., i...m ,....,mi..d a nosltlou with both of Hcuppooiio. Mrs
.I,,, electric light company ut that glad to present to Supt. Alton a pink
,., , M, cuiui,, has been a rest- ribbon, which entitles th school ex
, ' r i,.,ii..r for tho oast twelve lillill to the fourth prUo of tho Orti-
xe.irs and he states that he Is not go- gou western division
lug away for good, tluil ho expects $40 In cash.
... r..i..r.. m.mn dav. Tho suggestion
i;,,v Simons, who lives across the 'Columbia county curry homo
,. ... .i i.i i.,,,.i,i.,r ranch neil veur U: Hoys und girls, enter
ller oil I"" ' , .',..,. .
1 1 I 1 rlr. n 1 li rl III lav I lit liroieci rum mm ""
llltlli.l in" .i...,r ......
met I le we are mndo of.
A VISITOR
hilt best of all
which will
help
first
i-le
what
TRY OUR
WANT Ms
"g
For H.,lwllr--:
seed. J. W. Haxton iv.. . t
. Urea.
W- "eUenr r. W.
phone 101-1 1 ' ur H
11,.
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KiMid ri, .7
for board ami nlll,Bd h "n
Wrlto or cull. Mrs. j w T "
Dlst. No. 2. "'KCI,,
For sulu or Irudiii iZT
ens. or sell m reus,,,,,.,.' " '
dress or call on A. T. L,. .' U
t)regon. (Mountain vi. .
Tu Kxt'l,m,;!,'::uid
1100. n' S4ll 1 k. . "WSl
' - ' "'reel, Vt.
vor. Wash., valued ,,t ooooo7.
eliiiim,! f.. .... """'Wll
"""" nan lot In 81 11
1, mi iu 11 w' nii
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Morn. p. 1
r!..,.nn ti'ii Iai
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succu nibed . Ch lef .
WARREN
a new
In the
South Scappoose canyon.
George D. Armstrong, an old-time
resident here, and his son are visit
ing at the home of John Tompkins.
Little Lorine Smith, daughter of
Dan Smith in South Scappuose, Is
very sick.
Mrs. Chas. Kloucheck of Portland,
ha9 been visiting Mrs. T. A. Cloniii-ge.
best pools to shame.
CLATSKANIE
Mr. and Mrs. Guild of Rainier,
moved to town the first of the week
and will occupy the Ticlienor house
in Suutli Clatskanle.
Misses ltosa and Olivia Johnson
went up to Portland the first of the
tne Misses l.lly r is tier and Annie week. Miss Olivia will attend the
Geiger have beeu visiting friends ut ; llenson Polytechnic College there.
Mt. Angel and enjoying tho state fair, j a little daughter arrived at the
Mrs. H. Lamberson is somewhat ; home or Mr. und Mrs. Sumner ISry
better except the paralysis, which ap- mil at Junction City, on Saturday,
pears to be about the same. September 23.
Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs. Dan Kel- ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweeney moved
ler and daughter Freida of South , to Deep Creek Monday, where Mr.
Scappoose, are reported to bo quite I Sweeney is employed in L. A. Mal-f-lf.
jcom'a mill.
Mr. Lang has shipped his fourth j Gordon Johnson, who has spent
carload of potatoes. Tho last load j several weeks here with his grand
was billed to San Francisco. I parents, returned to his homo in St.
P. A. Frakes shipped three head i Helens Sunday.
(By Alpheus Wellborn, chairman of
news committee of Warren High
School Student Body.)
The Warren grange's total re
relpls for its basket social lust Sat
urday night were $i)7. W. F. Fuller
ton arrived from tin) state f;;ir in
time to unction the baskets.
Mr. Harms has purchased
clarinet which he will play
Grange Orchestra.
Robinson & Cuuiiinglui m's shingle
mill is turning out ubnut :!ii,imm) lirst
class shingles every day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lund spent two das
ut the slate fair.
Dr. K 1 1 1 1 1 Knna and Prof. Charles
South will give a benellt conceit at
Kricksou's hall Friday evening al S
o'clock. The proceeds will be used
for the benellt of the Warren public
school library. Come out and help
the children buy some much needed
hooks.
Warren has an enthusiastic student
body which Is doing much tnwanl
building up a school spirit ami pro
mote co-opc ration in genec:i. Watch
the Wurreu school spirit grow.
heavy piece of lumber w hile at work
last Monday. Ills lirst linger wa
broken close to tho hand. Mr. Myer
had the broken member reset uiulii
hut he will he away from his work
for several weeks Review.
VOTE OF THANKS
Tint uieinhers mid friends of the
Congregatlonul church wish to lliank
ill those who so generously and
Iwinlly helped with donations or la
or for the lunch counter bold at
he county fair, especially tho stores,
'.hi creamery, the bakeries und tho
till company.
ST. HELENS ROUTE
l Will. noli Slouili
THE PEOPLU BOAT
St. Helens mnunf uaJ
ju.,r ot.hi always; tnirkn
iiuiih. . uoim I 1 j.
HOO-acr stock ranch foTJ
eiimerii Oregon, near Kuull.
at Mist offlco for Infiirnuiio,.
RAINIER
AN INQUIRY
To tho Editor of the Mist :
I In your last Issue 1 noticed you
Itemized the wages paid each road
supervisor In the county 1 would
like to know if you didn't imil.e u
mistake III stating the umouiits paid
I understand the law calls for eight
hours per day or H hours per week
'I'll Is would inako six working d.iys
each week. A supervisor's puy b
$:i.!ii per day, so on u basis of "li
working days In the month, tho sal
ary should not be more than !H
Please look Into tho matter and see
If you are not mistaken.
A Sl'IISCRIHEIt.
The Mist was not mistaken. By
reference to the payrolls turned In
by the several supervisors wo find
'J. D .McKay, Dlst. No. 1, worked 2H
days; Elon Felton, Dlst. No. 2,
I worked 111 days; B. J. Koeluu. Dlst i
No. I!, 24 days, and R. N. Lovdace, !
hist. No. 4. 2ti days; F. A. Ilurn l
ham. in No. f, turned In l!!V days;!
E T. Wallace. Dlst. No. , 12
days, end T. II. Mills. In Dlst. No. 7,1
: put his time In us 27 days. The!
Mist might at times mako mistakes
in getting these figures, but It i j
our intention to give tho taxpayers;
cc rn i t Information I
STR. AMERICA
:30 p. tu
I. euves Portland dally -
(Sunday 1:30 p. m. )
Arrives St. Helens 0:00 p
(Sunday 3:30 p. in.)
Leaves St. Helens - - 6: IB a.
Arrives Portland - 10:16 a.
II HOI MAN, Ai.nt
Makes nil way landings. Wharf fool
Alder si rent. Phones: Main 8323,
A-4204.
FRANK WILKIN'S, St Helens Agent.
Ul
m.
m
Hood resldeiirn lots Ul block r
for &0 each. j. u, CoJtr,,, ft
Northwest Bldg . I'urllsnil, On ,
For Hule -Clienp; cotnfortawTlh
room bouaebo.it, funilaM u4,
good condition. Also miiolliw
25 feel long Host lo (m
suape. Apply l.e lletrlcl, SL fc
eilil. );,
Hiraycd, on Kept, lo, l jJ
iniicK colt, atioiit sr,0 Ik.; J
In forelii'iid. I'lennu pliont U)J
foriuallon to C. F. Ilrowi, fc j,;
ens. ):
Chester While pigs for tUtl
J Uirnoii, Warrsa, Or. (;
Call Joe Clark
Passenger Service.
For Light Towing.
Day Calls at Fred Wat
kins. Phone 28.
Prompt and Satisfactory
Service.
Night Calls at Morgt.i
Building.
For Hnl Pure llred R. L k
hens rnd piilleu Alto flat row:'
Box 400, or inquire :.t thlitlia
for 8nb- A Juniejr bull,
months old, and two goodwnJ
lug fresh. 8. Vlnrent, lloullm, W
(ion. J
Golden WestCoffct
- lsJustRl2Jir
Cuts! Gashes! Exposed
Fabric! Blow-outs!
Prodium Proce$t 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, stongest tread stock ever used
on a tire.
REPUBLIC TIKES
?.7aRd,plain, and WM" treads
i'.'FtiT&t'CiKi Madt In ( Stylith Uluck Tread
Demand them from your dealer, They give
you service-satisfaction
Mrs. I'.crJia Iticlmrd.sou of Porl
l.iinl. is Bpi'iidiug the wick in Rainier,
tho Kuest of Mrs. I-Vrlmclie und her
diiuulitcr, Helen.
Wesly McMiluu, who was hurt
whllo workiiiK lit tho American Kx-
portini; Company's mill, Is utile to be
on the streets aKaln. j SCHOOLS AT STATE FAIR
J. W. Williams, un old time friend ,
i f J. Jermuin, arrived here from San Columbia county's school exhibit
. hrancisco last eek and I.i lookliiK ut the stale fair was certainly a
the town over with the purrbase of! credit to the effort put forth. This
a rooming house or other busbies, in J wus tho lirst utt;'iupt uIoiik this line
vi"w- and it is unite evident Unit It Is not
J. W. Haquist
Cleaning
Pressing
All work done promptly
and in first-class shape
Give me a trial
Shop in Ilewit Building.
n:xt door to Hotel Barber
shop.
OI K WANT AIM HKIMl IIIMU
STEAMER EFIN
I lla tililil irn 11. ill nMnl
I'OHTI.AMf, KT. ICKI.KXS, AbTnE.
(leneral frolghtliiK Wwilf mt
K'xploslves a stmrlulty. Latum
Tuosduy at 1 2 o'clock noon.
OAK HTICKKT 1HK.K
Phono; Muln !M(
81. llulens Lauding, Hheldoi W
WE MAKE PIES
at the GEM TIEilTKE.
SATURDAY, OCT. 7th
pisisle In : Keels
lirst
liver I.IMHI iuvit.li .... .i.i.. ..i....
AIHiiiiikIi we pay more for this seriul
iiiliiilssliin Ik ii,). mime
5 and 10 Cents
hm THE niaLLIKC-PATMOTIC- kvx
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...hi li.t.n.t vnu.
IIIUI Will lllll'IJ .i ll. i-.
will nevor dlsiippnint you. W"J
uru uoiiiTioiin iHini-'i. i' j
tho flnrst sort vorypoMlw!1
.n ii...tiif vnnri ouri
KoIIh. Huns, etc , are !? n
and lino.
ASK YOI'll iU(M'Kllr'R(,rI
Hltl.Alt
St. Helens Bakfl!
UC3IUGDSAL ED! AIL
HiHwwHTEHf OP THE V.r.tU
FEATURING MARIS WALCAMP .rntiir n
JACK MOLT AND A BRILLIANT CATT no
SUNDAY, OCT. 8
Another Kret l,.,lr. l'M,lpHy.
A (JrlppliiK crii0 Drama
by Mils Ui:iiKK
"The Eye of God"
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A.r''?A:: VlM J
. upon you; ii j roruunil w:"" n do i
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rann.it escape. I 1 8:flM M. a, n reUf I