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Newspaper Page Text"ii! UkJ HHJH SCHOOL NOTES! when linked by tlin if ,1... frt.uliln.m Wftrn --...w man ii " v " " j a)w-il to wear lliu miw IiIkIi l00l cuh. very nnpnuiicaiiy sain (III Wilt 1""" "" tIihuiI a freshman, nan ohm oi Lester suddenly decided i.i i. t Mt the freshman K'n Lwcu t w,,,ir l""m- Tho lilt!1' school '"'" Wl" Mt Itulnler next Saturday, mid It .. .1... n..iui. it Lut to f n roul foot Lull Kamn with Mi of pt'l'i coiiio unil moo till oiio. he IIIK'UP for Kt- wln l,ro"- . ii. ...... ii .1..1.1 lily I'O loiio""- n""" . 1 1, dull! Ifirbln! WIImoII. Ilti; Vtumi'H ,xlit Riirl; I lxiii or Isblslor, cmi- r; Smith or ling", fii Kiinrn; lorry Harrison, left tacklo; Heeler, left ad; Stltll wooil. iiuaruir; ruui, urn af; Pecker, fulllmck, hiiiI l.nkn, Ijlit liulf. Tho ll" wl" nvoragM bout 1U poiim'H mid Hid hack Hold 35. Yoll Leader Admin Iiuh boon ivlng '"" practices r.lul nIio Iiuh roved lii'yoml a ilmilit that kIio In a fciMHl yH leader. (Look for the high school purutlo (Krliluy night. A number of IiIkIi school students ippllt-d to Mr- Knight the ollmr iluy (tu slurl a poultry claim, aa they are lniitri.ulitil lit Hilrkmiu ;rt.-.in pukuiin, I'ort la ml & Hoattlo Hull way Company. I'ortliUMl, Oct. 10. 1118. Tho Mini. (jimlli'iiii'ii: I havo on Joyed look- lux over tno many loiiiuros or inc InilUKlrlal Kdltlon of tho Mint. It wenm to mo to uo aootit tnu dohi number Issued In your nod Ion for uiany year. Tho pupor In well prlnt- mI, tlio llliiHtrutliiiiN roinliiK out dour ly, tbo ndvortlHlnK patronaKO In rop nwiitallvo, kI v In if connplcuotisly Im portant facts concerning tho Indua irlul ili'Vi'lopmiMit of tho country, and I lie text throughout Ih Interesting. TliiTo urn ho many uwful references in t li Ih number that I mil going to put It away In tho llles for future rcfori'iiro. Tho public scarcely appreciates the aiuount of lalior ami expense that mu'i a flint publication viitulln. I am xuro that tho stranger recelv- j Inn i copy of thin paper cannot full lo bo ImprcMHoil wHh tho enterprise of the people of Kt. llelcllH unil the resources of the country. Yours truly, l. C. r'UKKMAN', Advertising A Kent. PORTLAND MARKET Cntllo -Monday's cattlo market ' opened with iinother hirg., number or 1,U hoad. Thero wua a larKo oner liiK of Inferior nuullty Ki.rH Blll ; cown in t, rl)lli HlhouKl. tliero were u n umber of loadH of Kl,, iUa!ty! Htiiff horo. Tlion. wore a fw loads! of prlmo HtU!rH mild ut 17.23. win, ' othnr IoiiiIh from $.2n to 7. u ferlor uallly hIoith rather nlow do mniid, allhoiiKli prlci-H hold Hleady on thin claim of HlulT. fow ntulT hcoio.I another advance tmlay of 10 to tt, centH. A few prlmo holfern hrougbl fl and ii few cowh $5.75. The hulk of prlmo cowh koM at $5.50 to J5.(i(l. with Inferior Kriides hh IiIkIi an $5. IIuIIh worn hi kooiI denu.nd at HllKht ly hlKhor prlceH, altlioiiKh thero were no real fat hull In (bo trade, the liOHt hroimbt J4. 25. I'rlmo llKbl calvi-K Mild 50 centH hlKhor, lirliiKlni: H. ulthoiiKli n few worn Hold from $0.50 to $7. Trailing in tlm Htockern and feodiTH dlvliiion wuh limited to n few loadH, prlecH riinnliiK from M to 5.75. Hokh A moderate run of Iioki, waa hero Monday. I'rlccH woro 10 to 15 centH blither over hint week'h cIok. Topii Hold at $ft.75, hulk o lliK at $9 0 to (9.70. Khcep Slioep market Ih firm, with uiiehniiKcd prices. Home fairly kooiI yearlliiKH hero Mcinduy that were taken at $7 40. Demand whh kooiI ill In. tub thero wan hardly oiiohkIi olTeri'd lo Hlarl . packern. A hunch of fair lauiliH hroiiKht $8. ,'10. Out Hldo of Hits only a fow nulen wore mado. I'rlmo Khoep of all KrailoH r I'l iln in ilemaud at higher prlcoK. ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1916 si. hetnslic SCH00LS Get Away from the (Conllnueil from Purh 1 ) to Tim i:i.i:ToitM or oi l mi:i fOl'XTV CHURCH NOTICES t'oiiKrvKHtlounl ( liiirch 10 a. in. Itlhle HC'llOol. 11:00 MomliiR worship. Themo: "The Supremo Toat of the ClirlH- tluii." Mat. 6:10. 8:30 p. m. ChriHtlan Kndeavor. Topic: "I'uhllc Spirit and How to Cultivate It." 7::i0 - KviinlnK woralilp. Thoino: "The I'oHltlve Man." w,,1c,," J. w. lll'NT. 1 respectfully nnnounco my candl ilnry for the office of County Treasure.-. If elected, I will perform the dutloH of tho office to the bent of my ! ability. I will appreciate your Blip- j port. (I'ald Adv. j NOTICE MelhoillKt KplHCiipxl t'hiircli Siimlay achool. 10 a. m. ' MnrniiiK wornhlp, 11 o'clock. Kpwortli I.imikuo, 6:30 p. m. Kvi iiIiik hoi vice, 7: SO o'clock. Tho official hoard will hold Its Fibular monthly luminous meet Inn In toe church pr.rlom Tuimiluv eveninir. ! tiuhllcatlon Nollco Ih hereby civon that t!ie County UoadmaHter has liled in tills office his Certlllcato of Completion of the following contract: Furnishing rock and scroonlngH on Portland Itoad, In Koad DlHtrlct No. 1. from Multnomah County line to i HcuppooHO, Glen K. Kibbo, contract- or. I All protentH against tho accept iinco of thlM contract must bo Hied in j the offlco of the County Clerk, with in two weeka of tho (Into of tho first hereof. Tullefren, Carl tJartman, Orrln Kit chin, Hubert North. i7 per cent on honor roll. Amanda Lake, Toucher. Second Grado Sybln Avery, Violet ('tde, (orlnno Constantlne, Kuth Chapman, Mao Dunn, Evelyn Kllef soth, Mario Marks, Mary McKlo, Mil died Tucker, Margaret MuGorty, Veva North, Oscar Alliertson, John IVthman, Jame Doncastor, Jamoh .'.lining, llt'ldon Mdyard, Ole Thy iolt, I,OKlle Whltten, I.loyd W hit ten, Frank I-onkey, llutli Miller, Kuth SloverH, Theresa Wellborn, Kuh lliat;mer, Gustavo AlbertKon, Kuiisell Dunn, Avery llolllday, Walter Jolm si.ii, Harry Ketel, Urha I.t'liikointm, J.imes l,ong, Virgil Peer, Laurence Wnum, Itonald Sonneland, Ilerhort Watklim. x:i per cent on honor roll. KIhIo Philip, Teacher. Hrst Grado I.uclllo Avory, l.lla llr.idford, Allen Cooper, Koho Cram, .Iova Kelton, Maurlne Joiioh, Alno Lohlkolnon, Ciara Morgando, Malls ilo Puer, Jaiinlco Wellborn, I.aura Whltten, Dora llrasmer, Virginia ilu::hman, Krma Corkln, I.oron Wod age, Forest White. Fred l.onkev Inieiic.o Akin, Jack liaker, Harold llrown, Harvey Cade, Kenlth Chap man, Itaoul CoiiKtantin, Cliarles Dor n, I'rauk Farning, Cart Johnson leiicn Joiioh, Kaymoud Kell'.;y. logo I.lnder, Guy Lewis, Lawrence McClung, Cliarles Sandifur. SO per cent on honor roll. lleth Perry, Teacher. M( Itricle School Sixth, Seventh and Klghtli Gradei S.itn Il.iKoel, Hose llnseid, Hub HoH'iuet, Frank Crouse, Ada Cole ilugh Clianihers, l''rnc;s Gliniec'ul lo I. n Goodman, Ahliio Goodman Liunsa tlaukey, Lillian Kruger I'homas Klhlan, Elbert Kelly, Elsii larle, Mao Morris, Marguerite Mil 'it, Uila M.iston, Mamlo McQueen :.eona MoTaggart, Odelma Plummcr Madelen.i Pasern, Edith Quinn, Loll llrown, Idi'll Dennett, Walter Jones 07 per cent on honor roll. 'has. 15. Lake, Teacher. Third Grade Carl Cossman, Ileryl .Merrll, Edgar Payne, Genovevo Mor Ih, Iva Humes, Anna Cossman, Al lertlna llnnkey, Gladys Masten, Mar caret Median. Fourth Grado Fred Iliscel ooorge Van Natta, Pearl llarnes, Cor nun Corvln. Fifth Grade Quinter Crlpe, Her bert Thompson, Hen Conner, Luc; Masten, Wllllainina McQueen, LouIhc Ketel. 5.1 per cent on honor roll. Naomi Wlest, Teacher. First and Second Grades Harry Owens, Laura Hansen, Vera Thomp son, Vlda Gellnleckl, Mike Ilaseel, Itchert Hansen, Hilda Karth, William Bennett, Lillian Van Nnttu, Nettle! i llarnes, Jim Perry, lien Pnsero, Joe , Payne, Gerald Huss, Angelo Pnsero, Ethel Shoemaker, Edna Chipmati, i James Ketel, Lois I'lummer, Delia Kelley. Ethel A. Matthews, Teacher. j Total enrollment, 485. This Is i nearly 19 per cent Increase over cor responding period for last year. Tola! attendance for the month, 8,932 days. Percentage of attendance, 97.7. RENT HABIT Own your own lot and build your own home. We have a hundred lots in the most desirable locations of the city. Prices range fron $75 to $250 Tiiese lots are sold on easy crms; a little down and a small payment each month. See Columbia County Real Estate Co. L. R. Rutherford, Mgr. St. Helens, Oregon C Golden West Coffee I is "Just Right" I ST. HELENS-PORTLAND AUTO LINE FK.tXK SHLIWIU), Prop. K II Kill .K A. M. P. M .v. St. Helens 7 3(1 1:30 Warren 7:t 1:13 Scappoose u:K) 2:0c r. Portland 3-.X0 v. Portland 10. fO 4.00 Ar. St. Helens 11:50 5.50 Sat unlays anil Siiiuln; s . .Special trip leaving bt. Helens C p. m Leave Portland 11 p. in. RELIABLE SERVICE I St. Helens Lumber Co. Wood and Lath Ste am Heating Electric Lighting Lumber Manufacturers With Time On Her Hands a lady is apt to feel lonely, but If she Is carrying one of our Watches she will at least be sure of always being accurate in her appointments. We are naturally proud of tho time-keeping qualities of our elegant gold and silver watches, as well as of the dainty and artistic designs, and the beautiful workmanship throughout. Our Jewelry bears the reputation of being ,'ever best." VON A. GRAY, JEWELER GEO. II. SIIINN, Pres. L. It. RUTHERFORD, Sec. Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGO.'l The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES We ilcHlro lo thank the K"od peo ple of the church and the community fr tho hearty reception with which havo met. We ure looklim for ward to a splendid, huppy yenr In St. Helens. Vou will rocolvo a cordial wlei iiio at all of the services of the church. Albert S. IIIhi'V. Pastor. Date of 13, 1916. 43-2 llrst publication, October; A. K. HARNETT, County Clerk. ! Golden West Coffee Is'MustRtenr i L tiUi! W. II. BUOWKK, rropr. DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, CANDIES CIGARS AND TOBACCO Phone 03 Next to Central Market Big Stock of Fall Goods MACKINAWS IN LATEST PATTERNS MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES SHOES FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN The latest styles and patterns in Fall Dress Goods and Millinery. Call and inspect our stock. M. ROSENTHAL A Dollar's Worth for the Dollar You Spend Spuds nro in great demand, A. 8. Harrison liavlnx an inquiry from! Santa Crux. Cat, for 10,000 nacks. ! Ho has contracted for mont of them. li RON S LAKE STEAMER HOO HOO Itoy IlHUNerniiiii, Owner FFTh J1 -.-"- ---' tti-i.Mt - i-'iS'ai'," KIKK;ini(i, TOWI.Nti, HfUiHnnitl.ln ltnt.M Phone 28 I, (), 1U 511(1 KXtTltSIOXS (ioiMl Service St. Ileleim, Ore. Real Estate, Insurance Business Chances Desirable Lots in St. Helens Close in Acreage. Farms. Homes for the workingman. Farms for the farmers. Opportunities for the working- WEINHARD'S Non-Intoxicating KpiirkliiiK Golden and Amber Nectar The ltest for the Home Henry Weinhard Plant Main 72. A 1172 POUTLAXI), OKKGON j roit man. Reasonable terms, prices. Bed rock HINSON & LARABEE St. Helens, Oregon Phone 71 Hewitt Building PERRY GRANITE CO. Karl Perry. Mgr. . 301 4th St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers cf Monuments. Deal with us direct and lints save agent's commis sion. For (lood Work, always the cheapest. 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 Str. IRALDA i Kates between St. Helens and rortlnml, 50 cents one way, 75 rents for the round trip. Tlcket.1 good until lined. Roat leavea St. Helens 7:55 a. in. Ki'turniiiff lenvesVuitlimil 2:30 p. m. Arrive at St Helens 4 -45 n. m. j r. 1. HOOCHKIRK H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN lOxpert Machinist. Hrlng your onto troubles to me. Marino work a specialty. Shop ut Ht. Helens KaruKC Phone 57 I'KICKS ALWAYS KKASONABLK Pendleton Normal School Proven Necessity (Copied from Portland Oregonian.) MONMOUTH. Ore., June 26. The Oregon Normal school opened this week . . . students enrolled 785, largest on record for slate Normal In Oregon .... how to care for large student body a problem .... 800 being crowded into auditorium with seating ca pacity of 650. Galleries filled with extra chairs in aisles. More than 100 students seated on platform. New boarding houses completed, additions to room ing houses built and tents used. One hundred girls sleep on upper floor of school. The official school report gives 160 grade pupils In Monmouth, for teacher practice. Read what those you have elected to handle the affairs of your state and who are thoroughly informed regarding school conditions in Oregon have to say concerning measure 308 on the ballot at the coming election : By James Withycombe, Governor of Oregon: "Orrgnn in uii'iuestliitiiihly In neffd of more normal school wotk Hint I'unilli-hin In Oik IokIi-uI pluc for a school of lids tiuHH in UuMlern Oregon.' By J. A. Churchill, Stata Superintendent of Publlo Instruction: "I trust Unit the voters nl the Klt will assist In rnlslhB Hie stuniturd of our srhuols by enlubllahlns a Stutt Normul School ut iviulleton.'' By P. L. Campbell, President of the University of Oregon: "At least one additional Normal School la urgently needed In Oregon. " I By W. J. Kerr, President of the Oregon Agricultural College: "Since the people of I'endleton are Initiating a measure for the eHlubllahmi'lit of u Normul School ul that place, it wilt givo me pleuHuru to support this niousure." By J. H. Ackerman, President Oregon Normal School, at Monmouth: "A careful analysts of thu situation will convince any one that Oregon needs a Normul School in Kustern Ore gon and Pendleton fills all the government requirements." By the County School Superintendents of Oregon: "Resolved, that tt Is the sense of the County School Superintendents of the Stute of Oregon, in convention assembled, that the best Interests of the schools of the Sluts demand Increased facilities for the training of teachers, and that we, therefore, endorse the Initiative measure to estubllsh a Normul School at I'enilleton." By Mrs. Charles H. Castner, President of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs: "I most heartily endorse the locution of said Normal School at I'endleton." Prof. Robert C. French, Former President of the Normal School Located at Weston: "An Immediate establishment of such a school at some central point such us Pendleton would prove a great asset to the Stale of Oregon " B. F. Mulkey, Ex President Southern Oregon Normal School: "I stiull support the locution of aa Eastern Oregon Normal School al Pendleton." Stale Board or Hcgnnls of Oregon Normal School . declares that "the necessity for udditiunul Normul school facilities in Oregon is iippiitctil." Portland Chumher of Commerce endorses measure 308 mid stiy Pendleton most logicul locution for Nor mul school in Knslcrn Oregon. 308 X YES IS A VOTE FOR your children Eastern Oregon Stale Nornml Hehmil Committee. (I'Hld Adv.) By J. M CJwInn, Heey , I'tmriltitoii, Ore.