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Newspaper Page Text4 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1916 CORRESPONDENCE SCAPPOOSE D. V. Price was a business visitor In Portland Monday. Mrs. R. J. Frakes sold her bis lilack team to Mr. Hickort for $375. Pr. J. H. Klynri. of Portland, was a business visitor Monday ti nil Tues day. L. 0. Allen has just shipped two more carloads of potatoes to St. Paul, Minn. Mrs. Tolly and son lioy nro both reported being sick during the past week. Mrs. Hose Watts is spending the latter part of the week with her sis ter, in Portland. Miss Mary Ewing leaves this week to teach in the higher grades in a school In Wasco county. Mr. and Mrs. Uilstrap and Mr. Hackett, of Portland, were guests at the homo of M. J. liutler. Hoy Vnncleave was injured recent ly by being kicked by a horse, but his injuries were not serious. Mrs. W. P. Sornseu and son and Mrs. C W. Nealeigh and sou, of Port land, visited with their mother, Mrs. O. Moen. Dr. Hoger Bissoll, of Haines, Ore., Our Sunday school was represent- d at the convention at St. Helens 4 last week by Mr. and Mrs. V. II. John ston, Lyle Johin, Krnest I'hlman, Mrs. J. U. Watts and Miss Helen Watts. Mrs. H. J. I'l-akes went to Portland Tuesday to bid farewell to her son-in-law, Harry MeLaughlan, who has accepted a position in the Western Airbrake Company, in Sau Francisco, and who left Tuesday evening for that place. Mrs. Mcl.nimhluti expects to remain here about a month. Miss Mary Kwlug visited our school und was invited by several teachers to give the pupils some special drills. In Mrs. lloladay's room she gave a 45-minuto drill in writing; In Miss Taylor's room she entertained the lit tle ones with a Sii-mlnute story, and In Mrs. Ilattleld's and Mrs. McDon ald's room she gave an interesting ealosthenic exercise. Messrs. Kyle, Jobin, Victor Watts, Olx Holaday and Krnest I'liltunn at tended a young men's meeting at St. Helens Sunday. They report Mr. Phillip, of Portland, as being a very able and pleasing speaker, and after making a survey of the city and mills returned feeling that the day was well spent. Scappoose citizens were aroused from their reverie on Monday eve ning by several auto loads of howl ing, screeching, whistling, shouting peoplo ringing cowbells, blowing was in Scappoose Monday looking after the business affairs of the late j horns and in every way making all the noise possible. The first ques tion that arose in the minds of the peoplo was. "Who in the world Is II. T. Davis. A horse fell on Frank I.. Smith one day last week, spraining Mr. Smith's ankle. Ho Is able to be around again and thankful it was no worse. Pete Lonsignant has returned from Lowell, In southern Oregon, to visit i married?" Hut soon tho cry of "Hughes" went up, und wo are sure it reached the sky. At Watts & Price's store they captured Or. Flynn his family. He came here with bis I ..... ' ' lllleTCSlm whiskers shaved off. which proves U ' "" "Pech t0 SO'"e Mmi' nml conclusively that he Is not a Hughes ! ,0k h,,m 'Ul tlR,ir wUUt aml lriL,' mal 'o mako him yell for Hughes, but , ' I "Hoc' held out for Wilson. Then Duncan has taken over the ; they fouml M j i,utler r ,hhi village ' l0,ase .V,e ,Kiser f:,rm uud with a Hughes button about the size bought about la head of cattle at the ' f a M so , UD fis Mr. Duncan expects to lho .,, f attractio1 .... ,. Varno will i .. i,M1,,ini.t .i, , ..v ....... 1 uii urn uufiiira llllllUll, I wllil-ll llltil lotturu nil r.j.,,1.1 . 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. Crowley and Miss: They also tried to convert some Wll Crowe went to Linnton Tuesday eve-I son people, and when they were not ning, where they were joined by Mr. j successful they wrote Hughes on aud Mrs. Mann, and the party pro-j their gate. They tell us there were teeded to Portland, where they ut-j 65 in the parly, hut from the demon ! tended a theatre party and received 1st rat ion we guessed there were 200 the election returns. ! The names of those in the party as we learned them were Frank Shep ard, head rpokcsmnu for the party; Orin Abies, who said "them's m sentiments;" Mr. and Mrs. Ishlster. who said "nut, too, for Hughes;" Mr. und Mis. M. K. Miller said "llur.he:. for me;" Mr. and Mrs. Zlpperor said they thought Hughes a real nice man; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stevens raid the bay cries "Hughes" every night; Mr Orshoven said, "I'll never he aide to 'run a straight lino again if Hughe. Isn't elected;" t'hus. lllakesley de I dared he would ivth.e the assessment 'on our propei ty If Hughes isn't elect jed; Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Itotger said I they would sure vote for whiskers; jaKO liooigo salil lie would never smoke again if Hughes is beat; Washington Mm 1,1c said his father and mother were republicans, so lie thought liu would vote for Hughes; Amy lleorge, Mr. I.arrabee, Iteese Hall, F.rnlc Johns, Mr. Mason and all the rest declared If Hughes wasn't elected there would sure he a crop failure and the locusts would eat us all up. K. ('. St r. n wood, the sheriff, jsays if Hughes Isn't elected he won't J have anything to do, as everyone will he so prosperous and happy that there i will ho nobody to arrest. We are l very sorry to Inform tho St. Helens i people that their spokesman. Mr. j Shepuid, became converted to the ! Wilson faith some time during the : night, for he spent Tuesday in Seftp ! pooso yelling "Wilson," and had Wil j son buttons und Wilson badges i pinned all over his coat. As be is in man of considerable height, breadth : and thickness he attracted much ut tcntiiu, und the last seen of him he wus headed toward Portland with I Dr. Flynn, In a Wilson car - Hut ; really, 1 never meant to tell or Mr. ' Shepard. ! getting cars and boats for shipment ; of their output. j Mis Oliver Marvel I gave a linen j shower In honor of Miss Huiel Fllp plu ut her home last week. Miss j Pllpplii was the recipient of many j beautiful ami useful presents from ! her friends who attended. Mrs Matthews aud daughter K.lhel 'of lloultoii. mother end sister of Mrs. ' Alia M. I.eo, visited at tho Lee home last week. Miss Matthews wan one .Hieing the many who attended the ills! i! ute here. Will Joseph Is one of the lucky hunters of liululcr this year. In i ni.iaiiy with his father In tho Ne halem valley last week, Will sue 'cceihd iii brinitlug down a nine ponlt .buck. Mr. Joseph says thut when drear. "il the deer lipped the scales ut :a little over two hundred pounds. i Uoview'. HACHELOK FLAT RAINIER Yarno sale. move next week, and Mr. move to East Portland. Tho American P.xportlng Com pany's mill was burned to the ground Wednesday night ut 11::I0. totaling a loss of $30.11(10. The mill is total ly destroyed and there Is very little of the machinery Unit can he worked over and used. Little damage was done to tlm docks and lumber. Of ficials uro expected down to look over the situation and consider the re building of the plant. Local sawlnlIlM still continue to experience considerable trouble In School was closed here on election da. Mr. Itumgardner wus In St. Helens thl'i week on business, lie Is a very busy man. Miss Opel (iladliart. of St. Helens, visited witli Miss F.thcl Dennett Sat uidu) aud Sunday. Miss Helen Larson has taken up her duties again as olTice girl for the dentist in St. Helens. Win. Costello, of Portland, but for imvly of this place, was a pleasant visitor among his friends tills week Mr. Steelinan, of Sauvlcs Island, was down the first of the week und W ok home a lot of young stock he has had in Mr. Masteu's pasture for tho maimer. Mrs. t). Peterson has been quite sick for u few days but we lire glad to say she is on the mend. It was necessary for her husbulid to remain liomu from his work for u few days. Mrs. (Jreenland's sister und finally have arrived from Michigan and ure visiting with the tireeiilands. They expect to settle in Oregon If they ran Hud a suitable location. Misi; Kduu Danuelsou, who lias been visiting at the Morton home, lias returned to her home in Man tana. We will miss Miss Dannelson. as she luadu many friends during her visit here. There will be a school meeting here on the 2n) day of this month, at :i::!tl o'clock p. in., for the pur pose of electing one director and for levying a special tax. It Is hoped Hie tuxpuyers will all net busy und come cut. Mr. und Mrs. P. Jnc.ohson attended the dunce ut Yunktoii Saturday eve ning und sitid they enjoyed them selves very much und expert to go again soon. They are getting youn again. There came nenr being a very seri ous accident at the St. Helens Log ging Company camp last week when two loads of logs collided with ell glue No. I, but fortunately none ot the men" were seriously hurt. , One man wus picked up unconscious und a little sore, but there wus no serious Injury. A few days work on tho en glue and she will be ut work skuIii. CLATSKANIE Mrs. J. L. Campbell ond daughter, Miss Murjorle, returned Saturday, after spending (he past leu duyi at the home of Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Hawkins, ut Oregon City. Mrs. W. (1. Ilaylls, Mrs Kelly nnd Mrs. Mctillvury ut tended the Huuduy school convention ut St. Helens Inst week. About f! pupils attended the sen ior reception given to the fresh men Monday evening In the gymnasium Tint evening wus spent In playing games, singing nnd putting tho fresh men through tho mill." Mrs. W. L. Marsh sustained very painful Injuries last week from full .ug off a steplndder while packing applet!. ' Itev. S, D. Johnson, having re turned from his trip In the east, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist .hurcli Sunday both morning and evening. Cble.f. o Sin JpU" ft? rr THE END HAS COME ! Sickness Compels Me to Quit! every respect; my customed were JtisfieT Satiio" is nothing to do but quit. So I have decided to sell my ent re stock a?e eatl rZ c u must Ret out of business. BEAR IN MIND the stock "consist of iL Z , r n?"?"' beC3USe 1 i.K Goods of every description, such as Dress SwS "2hir?, UcZ I Shirts, all kinds of Sweaters. Underwear, Overalls, H t Cap Su Cases fRtr Wrk too numerous to mention. This entire stock is brand rfew S 2j fiv month" o j S'S at a great sacrifice. To appreciate the values come and see ior yourself This is no Z Z Friday, Nov. 10th, at 10 O'clock YANKTON Mr. und Mrs. II. N laveluco spent Sunday ut the (iuy Tar bell home. Ualph Turhcll, of Warren, Visited Karl Itiishoug ever Sunduy. Mr. and Mrs. James Hushting rep .eneuted our Sunday school at the county convention In St. Helens. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Itoblnette ure entertaining their aunt. Mrs. Hiiiihoii, of Vancouver, and Mr anil Mrs. jir kin, of the same city. A very entertaining program was rendered by the children of Hie Sunday school ut the teiuperuure rully Sunday morning. Among those who uttended from out of town wer Mr. und Mrs. V. C. JucobBon, of lliichelor Flat; Mr. Huberts, of (loble; Italph 'Turbell, of Warren; llev. and Mrs. I'lumley, Mr. und Mrs. (1. W Hrowu and two duughters. of lloul toii, und O. M. Hummer, of Portland The session of I'omona grange held here last Saturday was well attended In spite of the storm. Iteprenenta llveij (if Wurreu, Armstrong und lieu ver Homes granges were present, as well us many nuti-resldent mcmbori. of the Yankton grange, o. ,. Hum mer. f th l;1oll St()l.k yuriUi ,rt land, was the chief speaker lit tin afternoon session. Mr. Hummer strongly udvocaled the .inphiyinen' f a countyi itgent. Tho Astoria city council bus fixed the rate of taxation for Hint rlty al IB mills. The valuation of the city Is $r.,l(l0.1MIU. St. Helens will not be far behind with 16 mills. TRY OUR The "I told you so" Is now much in evidence. STEAMER GEORGIANA " uiiiiy, except I-rl. lays, at 7:00 A. M., arriving t A. torla hi 1.15 l M k........" . ' ----- - '-iuf-iiuiu- iravea "Tiiiro ai 7 I". S, ST. HELENS ROUTE I U W.ll.m.it. Sieuik THE PEOPIM BOAT STR. AMKRICA Leave Portlund dally . .2-30 d m (Sunday 1:30 p. ui.) Arrives St. Helena - . eioo p. w (Sunduy 3:30 p. in.) I-oaves St. Helens - - - 01G a m Arrives Portland - - - luiJs m m. l ,. H "OLMAN, Ag.nt Make, all way landings. Wharf foot Alderstreet. H.one?: Main 8323. FRANK WILKINS. St Helen. Agent BY I. A. SMITH J. W. Haquist Cleaning Pressing All work done promptly and in first-class shape Give me a trial Shop in He wit Buildine. next door to Hotel Barber shop. WANTADi Kor Sale it,.,. i, 7" - W. HoUenreter. w- . phone 101-U ' H . J-l Wan toil A smauTpTr---. tract, not too fur out f 6-roo.ii bunguluw l Hal,,-"?' what you Imvo to A p n' . inn. ... ... " r'- II.. 7 ft t i win ni., muuuii, On, ' Tit L1..!.......- . . a imv IIUII ;tJ A llriitu. . KI00. a: 34.1, , v ."""'.'"ll. ver. Wash., valued at $iq0.'MT ehnnge for bouse (), , St. Helens (V,,., ... -".-.17 wanti hi,. your cream always; nmrkst . ' Hons. H.one 115 " it t'iuiHip vvm.i i. r" " . " vr.t tor Hu . J. larwn, Wurreu, Oro. Kor Sale Oats. wl1o"i77--miv.,.i f.n .... ... . . " '"a " " or niKiresa J Suxton. Wurreu. Oregoo. 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' , To the PUBLIC! - STEAM. TURKISH AND SHOWER BATHS Every Day at Kalcva Hotel ; Courteous treatment tmi sanitary arrangement Visitors to inspect will b welcomed STEAMER EFIN . a tt. .it nwntnl I'OHTLAM). HT. 1IKI.RXH, A8T0 (lenorul frolKhtliiK Woowy " Kxploslves a spoclalty. Le","w Tuesday ut 12 o'clock noon. OAK 8THKKT 1MKK IMione: Main 26 . 8t. llolona Landing, SlioldoDPW WE MAKE PIES IP !':JJJi-"5? ... ..F."T TPTTT I. miuikiUUm1'"'! "TTiMt that will surely tempt you- ,w will never disappoint 'ou, m j aro delicious Indeed. ( B:,,r(tr tho finest aort every P""11'?!., nrni nnd all exceeding Kuuu'," vi r ItollH. Uuim, etc., aro olw", and fine. m AHKVOL'II (JIKMDKKOnOl" IIHKAO St. Helens Bakery