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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917
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From Portland
1.HHVUI
1'ortlund.
... 8:10 a. in.
'. . .13:26 p. hi.
... 6:15 P. "
'. , . 6:15 p. m.
To Portland
Leaves
HI. Helen
... 7:69 a. m.
!...ll:16a. in.
... 3:81 p. m.
. 8:62 D. III.
r''. -full, .11 alinlll 111
ft leave
m in dvanco of above time.
c.
Arrive
Ht. Helena
:12 a. m.
1:33 p. ui.
6:23 p. m.
7:09 p. m.
Arrtvo
Portland
:16 a. m.
12:20 p. in.
4:40 p. m.
9:60 p. in.
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HlUIi HC'IIOOU ULKJS CLUIi
Top row. WIImiii, Miller, Perry, Goln, Decker and Howell.' Middle ro w
Duvle twid Uke. Lower row: Wellndcr, Southard!
Smith,
Faxon.
Stanwood, Dlllard,
CESS IN KEEPING
WS IS IN GOOD START
Valuable Hint t Itairymrn
by II. ('. Howard.
he gulling ahout ouo pound of grain
dully for each four pound of milk1
by the twelfth or fifteenth day. If
the udder In badly caked It muy re
ii.I:o soiuewhut loiiKer. !
lood kulu 1 Ik Inly the first few days'
and ilm'l feed silage until three or
four day aflur calving. I
o? the cow out of tlio draft uiul
keep llio floor well bedded, liy bo
doliik, your udder trouble will be
greatly reduced.
To prevent iullk fever, milk out
I ('lily a rmull portion of the cow'i
j first milk ul a time. Milk her every;
two or ll r hour tlio first duy and
dairy cow, like the storehouse j ""l m,lk ,,L'r d"nn """I abou
Luiufaciurliig plant, ahould lay " """ "r calving.
arulim In advance of tho time " " a"" " aro cureruliy a.l-
t alio your cuwt to freshen ; of cl,Ke, udders, milk fever, retained
r flesh. Ur on the fat while , aneroirui ana poor milk now will be
... . . ' mritMtli,iirf1
( anil let ner pui u in iuu ,
hen alio milieu in milk.
w of our dairy farmora are glv-
Loufih atiHiitlon to the cure of
r cow. She la usually turned
ir a period of a month, given
or nu grain and probably turned j
the straw Murk for shelter, Margarita Halier all clrcimed up
lu.lenaiito. !'lk0 B "r y-
..iucc.-nHf.il dairyman take. d- Urent. I'1" ni"Kt famoua
iW of thl rent period and let , "' uo P'ure
SOME OF THE MANY
THINGS TO BE SEEN
la "MU Jackie of the Navy."
w do a lillle work In advance.
kiona up a aupply of tallow and
, wlicn In milk, alio ninnufac
tlilh lulu butter fut for tho mar
The f.icl Hint tallow la worth
ii ci'iiU and butter fat 35 centii
iouiiiI Ik an Item of great ad
kd and you need not bring your
10 Into the duugera of the oloo
irlno liiw. either.
I; ui dry off our cowa four or alx
before calving la expected.
Ii tlio cow U thoroughly dry, be-
feed her watchfully. Olvo her
i of legume, liny, aoma allage,
kiy five or bIx pound of grain.
y of exerclHu, but do not force
10 be cxiioHcd to the winter
the rot'iu developing rapidly
iw In drawing houvlly upon the
In toodn, but kIiico you want the
lo lay on mimo fut, alao, the ra-
sliould ahould not bo fur dif
t from the one glveu the cow
i In milk.
i' following grain mixture la ug
'I where avuilnblu: Dried beet
3 iurtH; rolled out, 2 part;
2 part; oil meal, 1 part.
mated above, for the 1000-
il cow. feed about alx pound of
mixture dally, Keed uronortlou
more r0r a larger cow. Give
Ml tlio lu.y Hlie will clean up and
' to iioiinil of ullage or 50 to
P'iuiiiIh of kale. Kalo Is bettor
1,0 freaheiiliig cow than corn all
b It Ih lima heating a a food
" corn Hilago I fed. care ahould
erciM'd that tho cows are not
'!. an it I rich In carbohy
or heat and fat producing ma
' If thin or any other feed
In ciirliohydrutc. Buch us hurley
rn, Ih overfed, there la coiialder-
mro dunger of a congested
milk fever and general dls-
r than where no mo lighter pro
ved In given.
('1 tho ubovo grain mixture ut
ltliln tt week of cnlvlng time.
H is beat to conflno the cow to
fn inmih diet. Tho bran may be
"fX or wet. A pinch of salt In
'Pd will make It more pulat
Tlio hrun Ih a light, cooling
"Uimilatliig the milk flow and
,lin cow in a luxatlve, thrifty
""" t ut down the amount of
K to U) or 15 pounds dally, or
aie Ih fed. sav 4 0 ni.niulH If
f""r kale nor Hilago are available
'"o.u nix pounds of drlod boot
" "ally. Allow the ouln to aoiik
alr for twelve Im.lr. nrnvln.n
10 not force feed upon the cow
'"Hi 4 hours befnrn rnlvh.ir In
ovWit, feci lor vory iiiltv no
Rlvo her Ice cold wator JuBt be-
ur Just after calvlnir nv add
little warm water m ti.n rtri.,w
null .
V" -"iiori ih given the cow
"""ner of chill l
"""W'g the birth of the calflt
,0 ntlnue by feodlng bran
"" me milk Is good. This
" require four or five day.
' , la not still too badly
I'eg n in ,k v..
K.i -w i (i.tu Ilia ui...
t with the permanent mixture
Tho I'ulted Stateti butlk-nhlp South
Dakota.
California's leading soclul ltghtu
dunclng at a real iiuiKque ball.
A 23-foot python.
Mnrnarlta Klnlier holding It.
The ceremonlul d mice to the snake
god of Voodoo worHhlpporH.
Fifty natives of the South Seas.
A "flivver" t hut can do 69 miles
an hou..
The "flivver" doing It.
A fight that broke J. Gordon Itun
ell's nofii.
Mlxa llciitrlce Van with her pretty
blonde locks all fixed up and her bent
droM on.
Ji-.ck Mower as a haiidnonio hero.
A frock that cobI tho Polard Pic
ture I'ayn Company 260 bucks.
A black and while bnthliig suit
that cokI them 60 cents. ;
And liiBt but not loaet weddln;;
iember 16 to December 31, Inclusive,1
md It Is unlawful to hunt or kill I
filter fowl In those states at any other !
Ime. Persona committing violation!"!
it the regulations may be prosecuted j
t any timo within three years after;
in c Tenno Is committed. !
INDEPENDENT MILK CO.
Dealers In
MILK, CREAM
BUTTERMILK
Haiold Lockwood and Xl-.-.y Allison
vlll bo seen ut the Strand next j
Wednesday In "The River of Ho-1
rruinee." a five part comedy-drama. I WS B"C,t a "",re of the St" He,en'
The principal scenes were photc ! ade, and guarantee satisfaction,
rraphed In and around the plctur-i
-cjue Thousand Inlands In the St.
Lawrence, and Is one of the best fca
'ures ever made with water Bcenes
predominating. The story abounds
vlth thrilling Incidents that abso
lutely demand tho daring of the two.
IMione 42
ST. HELENS
E. W. KETEL
Bt. Helens, Ore.
Contractor-Builder
ESTIMATES, PLANS
Cement Work a Specialty
I'hone Connection
ST. HELENS ROUTE
iU W.llaiMtla S'outk
THE PEOPLES BOAT
STR. AMERICA
Leaves Portland d illy - -2:30 p. m
: (Sunday 1:30 p. m.)
I Arrives St. Helens 6:00 p. m
(Sunday 3:30 p. m.)
I Leaves St. Helens 6:15 a. m
' Arrives Portland - --10:16 a. m
H. HOLMAN, Agent
! Makes all way landings. Wharf foot
! Alder street. Phones: Main 8323,
A-4204.
FRANK WILKIN'S, St Helen Agent
E. A. Crouse
Architect and Contractor
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Now Is a koo1 time to build.
STANWOOD AND DECKER
SPRING SHOOTING
IS PROHIBITED
Tho I'n I ted States department of
agriculture bus received Inquiries
from many sportsmen In the middle
west in regard to spring shooting of
waterfowl. In response tho depart
ment has made the following public
announcement:
1'nder the federal regulations there
Is a closed seuson from February 1
to September 6, inclusiva, each year
throughout the Vnltcd States on wa
ter fowl and other migratory game
birds. The season for hunting Is fur
ther restricted In various parts of the
co'untry to periods not exceeding
three and one-half mouths. The open
ceason on waterfowl in the states of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebras
ka, Kansas and Missouri Is from Sep-
PERRY GRANITE CO.
Earl Perry, Mgr.
301 4th St. Portland, Ore.
Designers and Manufac
turers of Monuments.
Deal with us direct and
thus save agent's commis
sion. For Good Work, always
the cheapest.
ST. HELENS-PORTIAND AUTO LINE
I'ltAXK SHEP.AKI), Prop.
SCHEDULE
A. M. P. M.
Lv. St. Helens 7:30 1:30
Warren 7:45 1:45
Scappoose 8:00 2:00
Ar. Portland 9:20 3:20
Lv. Portland 10:00 4:00
Ar. St. Helens 11:60 5:60
Saturduys and Hun.ln.s
Special trip leaving St. Helens 6 p. m.
Leave Portland 11 p. m.
RELIABLE SERVICE
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi
FIRE INSURANCE I
1 FARM and CITY LOANS
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The Pacific Building & Loan
Association lias formed a loyal
branch in St. Helens, and I
have been appointed local
aKent. I am in a position to
make loans on either farm or
city property.
DOX'T FORGET your fire in
surance. I represent the best
companies. Losses and adjust
ments made promptly.
HAROLD P. ROSS
THE INSURANCE MAN
Office with J. W. Day, Bunk
Building
f
helix for a man who had sworn
wedding bells for him.
no
OCEAN DEPTHS
''"tltuto
ly.
tho
it the rato 'nf one nnimd
hicreoso the grain feed dally
ate Of nnn.t.nlf nnn.l ..r.111
f In on full feed. " She should
Tliero are many depths In the
ocean greater than any yet sounded
because It Is only In selucted places
and along certain lines that system
atic deep sea soundings have been
made. On the other hand, the sound
ings have revealed so much of the
gonerat configuration of the sea bot
toms that It docs uot appear prob-
ablo that any considerable depres
sions exist in any of tho navigable!
oceans that are not already known, j
It Is not likely that greater depths:
exist In any of the oceans than the .
Nero Deep," near the Island of
Guam, In the Pacific ocean, wnore
tho plummet sinks 5268 futhoms, or
31,600 feet (only 80 feot leBSthan
six miles).
It 1 not uninteresting to nolo that
Just as the largost continent, Asia,
has tho highest mountain elevation,
so the largest oceuu, the Pacific, has
the deepest depression. Mount Ever
est, thrown Into the "Nero Deep."
would have Its summit covered by
nourly 2500 feet of water. The mean
ostlinated depths of the three great
oceans are: Pacific, 13,400 feet; In
dian, 12,888 feet; Atlantic, 12,660
feot. The profoundest hole In the
Atlantlo Is the llrownson Deep, In tl'.fc
"Porto Hlco Trench," where the bot
tom sinks to a depth of 27,366 feel.
Mount Everest dropped into that
cavity would lift Its head nearly 1800
foet above soa level.
It Is a singular fact that just as
tiie loftlesV peaks are found In moun
tain ranges, and not Isolated, so tho
doopout depressions of the ocenu ex
ist In long preaches, which are cut
ike furrows In the sea bottom. The
prealcst known trench of this kind
runs through the western part of tha
Japan to tho Nero Deep, alreudy de
scribed, a distance of at least 2100
uillea.
However, this Is not all ono un
broken trench, but rather a serins of
iurrowa more or less closely conuoct
ed. stid bearing different namo. Two
of the holes along this line ore, re
spectively, 24,4 80 and 27,930 fool
deep. South of the equator, in the
Pacific, are the Tonga and tho Ker
mandee trenches, with measured
dopths of 30,186 and 30,930 foot
i.
Grand Concert
By the SWEDIST SINGING CLUB COLUMBIA
of Portland, Oregon
Male Chorus
Director Prof. Charles Swenson
At Erickson's Hall, Warren, Oregon.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18, 3 o'clock
Admission Adults, 50c; Children under 18, 25c;
Under 10 years, free
To the PUBLIC!
STEAM, TURKISH
AND SHOWER BATHS
Every Day.
at Kaleva Hotel
Courteous treatment and
sanitary arrangements.
Visitors to inspect will be
welcomed
YOU WANT THE BEST
DON'T YOU?
That being the case, insist on
having
RAMSEY'S BREAD
Your grocer has it.
French Pastry, Pies and Cakes
are on exhibit and
FOR SALE
At our modern bakery
Give us a trial order and then
Judge for yourself. AVe think
this is a
FAIR PROPOSITION
St. Helens
Bakery
J. E. RAMSEY, Prop:
St. Helens, Oregon
Phone 05
I'M ItSO? '
CENTRAL MARKET
RAY MORTON
Phone 60
The Market of Purity and Quality
of Meats both Fresh and Cured.
Greatest assortment of Lunch Meats in town.
Highest cash price paid for Hogs and Veal.
A trial will te appreciated.
Prompt Delivery
Just Received
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES, 75c to $1.50
Ladies' and Children's Middies in latest patterns.
A large assortment of Ladies' Lingerie Waista
The prices are most reasonable.
M. ROSENTHAL
L-" wror.A
FURNITURE
DRESSERS and CHIFFONIERS
from $7.00 up
Dressers and Criffoniers have
advanced in price from $1 to
$12.00 in the last few months.
I have a few left, bought before
(any of the advances, which I
will sell at the old price. Come
in and see them. They are well
made and
MADE IN OREGON
E. A. ROSS
UNDERTAKING