RT 1 1 T?T pits .
mitil KIPAY, APRIL 27. 1917 S
r
Ho Eggs, Milk or Butter
The following; recipe shows how an appetizing,
wholesome cake can be made without expensive
Ingredients.
In many other recipes the number of eggs may
be reduced one-half or more by using an ad
ditional quantity of ROYAL Baking Powder,
about a teaspoon, in place of each egg omitted.
EOOLU. MH.KtrM, BUTTEJUXM CAKE
I rae kfewe eugar
tu . up. weler
tmiwlid ralelni
.ub ahorleniril
The old mtho4 (fruit eake) caUed lor 2
If
I leaapoon autmae;
I teeepooD elnnemen
H leaapoon Mil
f nM flttu
I laaapoona Roral Raking Powdar
mnt Wtl
have been
found lla wttb
DIMtCTIOWl P the e)M Infredlente Into eeueepen
Ihtae mlnuiee. Whan eool, odd tha limit and bekltie powdar whtah
iXad lotathat I mil wall. Bake In moderate ovan In loaf pan doun
Ma la cooler la boat ) lot tl or 4 mlnvlaa. tat wit h white Icing.
Booklet af raelpaa which economise In af ic and other
eapeneWe Insredletite, mailed ha. Addraaa Roral
tualnf Pawdar Co, U William ltroot. Now Vat a.
BAKING POWDER
Mailt from Cream of Tartar, derived from grapes,
adds none but healthful qualities to the food.
No Alum
No Phosphate
COLUMBIA COUNTY
GIRLS WIN PRIZES
(,iie ItnuMin Why Columbia) County
Mrntihl Nii.M.rt Itiuul Bond !wue.
8uatur W. I). Wood, of IlllUboro,
Iwrotly offered prize fur the best
piparca why enrh county should vote
I lor Ih proposed road bond Issue.
The ruin of lh contest were:
Content A Subject: The benefit
iKrulnR tu IIih county In which tho
writer It t resident from the Ira
proiMiietit of Ilia rondo described la
I ;h. 16,000.000 bonding act. For the
kwt argument, a Ant prize of f 6.
Tor the tecond best argument, a
irlwof !. Thorn are 36 prlxes and
31 iMond prizes In this content.
Nlowlnx U the first prle essay,
'on by Anna Kllerton. Clatskanie.
OrefoD, a frealunan In thn Clalskanlo
rlh school :
Tlx Value of ;hm1 llotuU In Colum-
lila County
0n of tho gravest problems con-
(rontlnit the people of Columbia
raiinty Is good toad. This has been
t peat problem of every nation
ail empire since the beginning of
M'tory and will continue to b
tor time to come. It Is that way with
"rjr Halo and county aa well.
Owing to the mountainous condl-
itoa of this county It was necessary
build the railway along the Col
nbli river, snd consequently touch
Inionly a mimll portion of tho nort!.
nd of tha county. Therefore
people Inhabiting the otber aoc
tlom must rely mainly on roada for
Bin of traveling and transporta
tion of products.
The need of good roads In Colum-
M county H plainly shown by the
'it Increano In populutlon. growth
industries and agriculture, lly
building good roads on through the
mi off htnd of this county, aa U
"111 done, thousands of fertile
are opened to settlers, and It
wl be hut a short time until all of
iani will be reclaimed. This
l cause a greater Increase In popu
"", inereiiy causing an Increase
commercial affairs.
are llvlllir III n i,i,i-l..,t nf ir.l
. fw.u., ... n,v.
lllliriu.. . .
r....v.,u, ,, Butoiiiobllea are
'" tttklnK He Place of liorscs, being
"Of efficient and Atnnnii.linl fn
rtr for tho auto to do this, It Is
"""ary to build on,l rn.rtu In
''me of war good rouda are the only
wns wo have of transporting our
,rooPH and nrllll,.rv ...A .l.
...... - mo
1 H U provn ,y le condlttone In
iifope.
Following Is the annnnd nrl.A
Ia),l Won llV M .. a
r. Oregon:
Reanons Why Kvery Voter of
(oluml.l. .
. " uniy MhouKl Vote
e I,MM),MM Ronil Itond.
(1 U is paid by the automobile
! TIioho who do not own cars
Its limit and without stata aid cannot
finish Its part of the highway.
(7) The auto truck can take a
farmer's produce right to the con
sumer, thus cutting out drayage at
each end and helping to cut out the
high coat of living.
(8) A team can haul a much
larger loud over good roads.
(II) Auto bust.es can take you to
Portland much cheaper than the
train. It Is much handler tor one.
(10 1 The wormcn should sup
port this Ihsuc as there will be one
half mlltlou dollars spent for wages
thl time should cover a multitude
oi Bins. And every young man, no
mutter from what walk In llfo he
m iy tome, that signifies a wllllng
ne:w to stand by the flag should bo
Klvon kindly words of cheer wher
ever he may go.
Vours for tho boys in blue,
N. O. LA HA BEE.
(Kd. Note. The sentiment ex
.irexsud by Mr. Uraboe is right. We
believe, however, that our corres
pondent did not mean to insinuate
r cant any reflection on tho parties
mentioned.)
DOGS SOME VALUE
, Deer Island, Ore
To the Editor of the Mist.
Dear Sir: In reading over the
:ommuiilculed column In the Mist of
Hie last Issue I reud with interest
m article on the worthlessness of
dogs In general In Columbia county.
With all due respect for the gentle
man's opinion, I beg to take Issue
with him on the subject.
It appears that he has In mind the
city dog, aud If so I agree with Mm
n point. There are, no doubt, many
worthless cur dogs there; many that
"would be Included In the ellnilno-
.lon of the dog from our scheme of
production," especially those little,
'wed off animals with their tails
curved half WBy over their backs and
hen back again.
The writer of the article referred
o asked the following questions:
What good la a dog? How many
:hlckens could be kept on what dogs
uf Columbia county eat? Must Col
umbia county go to the dogs?
The dog Is man' best friend, and
tlways faithful to the teachings of
his master, therefore if he is a
"parasite and a pest" It Is not his
fault. What good would a horse'be
if It wasn't for the training given It
hy man? The article refers to the
damage done by dogs to sheep. That
Is true, hut aa the owner Is respons
ible for such damage the best way
to remedy the evil Is to prosecute the
owner of the dog, but not the dog
Itself. I have been Informed by re
liable authority that where there arc
inn n y sheep, the method used to pre
ventgduinage by dogs lb to raise the
puppies on a sheepskin, with the
wooly side up. It se:ms that they
have an affection for the sheepskin,
regarding It somewhat as their
mother. Take a dog and lock him
up and do the same with some chick
ens, then It would he more profitable
to feed chickens, but how many chick
ens .could farmers keep without a
dog? Also, how about cougar, wild
cats, skunks and other varmints;
how would we face them if, to econo
mize, we destroyed tho dog? We
have some good game laws, but the
most useful creature for the protec
tion of game Is the dog. One cougar
will destroy more deer In a year than
100 ordinary hunters, and one dog
will tree a cougar.
What we want is not more dogs,
but better dogn, end while we are
considering the dog as a factor In the
high cost of living, let us not over
look the hog, not necessarily having
"four legs either," and then we will
he more In sympathy with our much
abused friend, the humble dog.
((espectfully submitted,
GUSTAVE J. JASPER.
A Man ami Ills Wisdom
A wise man la never less alone
than -when he Is alone. Swift.
A paste made of kerosene and
wood ashes will hurry a slow fire
with little danger to Its user.
I'ulverslty IteadH to Meet
The heads of the leading univer
ilties and colleges of the nation are
expected to meet In conference In
Washington, D. C, within a few
weeks, to discuss the needs of the
nation.
COMMUNICATED
To the Kdltnr of ho St. Helens Mist
Dear Sir: In your Ibsub of April
10, your correspondent from West
St. Helens, In making mention of
some of the young ineu enlisting,
has left an imprnniilon that should
not apply to any young man who har
offer :d his services to our nation at
this tlino. The part Mr. Koblnson
and Mr. Kelloy took In the matter
was very commendable, and wo do
not think cither of them did It to
eul. i any notoriety, and as to the
voce. t Ion purtiucd by tho mother In
raising hor boy, so long as It was
lionost, It should not bo a subject of
comment, whether it bo tho waahtub
or typowritter, and even though the
clrcumstnnces under ordinary condi
tions would warrant thn Implied
sentiment, tho fact that ho has of
fered bin services to our country at
iAai i a iv is lis I
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la I I am ii 1 aV iw
tWi
Hlrfh Grade
complete
Autemobile
m
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HUM
INDEPENDENT AUTO CO.
Agents
ST. HKI.KNH, OltKGON
IN KQl'ITY. SUMMONS.
Walk Through Our Bakery
We will sell you a Maxwell Five-Passenger Touring Car
for $725. On May 1st the price will be raised $30.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
and save this increase.
There is no better car made than the Maxwell, price
considered.
Independent Auto Co.
ihouid
not oppose It as the good
roil bennnt them.
tor i. wnlng cars should fa-
to 8" 11,9 1111,0 extra tl,cy hBve
ttved i "censos will soon be
wear ,ttck of unnecessary
inM t,lulr Cur' wl,e' running on
,0("l road.
The ViiIiia . .1.. I .... j -a ii..
'fount v -" ui mo lunu Oi l"o
tu,... .WM1 1)6 Increased from ten to
""r-nve or cent
') When i. i
(, ,' tl,e county will have more
"enenti 8"""d 0I Blde road' thu
ftolr, . tl'0IM, not B1Jcent to the
Tha county has boen bonded
A Special
Inducement
is offered to you if you will
visit our store.
For the Next
Ten Days
we will give a discount of
10 per cent on all purchases
of $5 and over.
We have a full and com
plete line of Dress Goods,
Dry Goods, and Notions.
Our stock of Ladies' and
Men's Shoes is complete,
and we are offering special
bargain prices on broken
lots and sizes.
You Cannot
Afford
to overlook this money
saving event. Visit our
store and be convinced.
Wm. Black
Manager.
The Government
Needs Your Aid
In order to reduce the high cost of living and increase
the food products, each vacant lot or piece of ground
should be cultivated.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN
You can't successfully cultivate the ground unless
you have the proper implements. We have a large
supply of
Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Garden Cultivators
and other tools you will need for the garden or farm.
We are selling these necessary articles at the lowest
possible prices. Come in and inspect our stock, you'll
probably find just what you want.
St. Helens Hardware Co,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THIS
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OP COLUMBIA.
Noyes-Holland Logging Company, a
corporation (Substituted as plaint
iff In place of Portland Lumber
Company), Plaintiff, vs.
Stlna Lotta Bergbom Pettersson, Ma
tilda Josefina Oustafsson, Gustaf
Uustaffson, Adellna Maria Karls
son, Anders Johan Karlsson, Al
bertina Christina Johanson, Carl
Johan Johanson, Vendla Enblom.
PerPersson Lundberg, Svea Han
nanla 8elen, Olof Selen, Carl Her
man Lundberg, Frida Josefina
Linder, K E. Llnder, Naeml Svens
son, Emanuel Svensson, Eva Soder
gren, K. Theodor Sodergren, Alma
Lundberg, Sven Johan Lundberg,
Johan Edvln Bergbom, Carolina
Bergbom, Axel Herman Bergbom
and Anna Sofia Jonsdotter Berg
bom, also all other persons or par
ties unknown, claiming any right,
title, estate, Hen or Interest in the
real estate described in the com
plaint herein, Defendants.
To Stlna Lotta Bergbom Petters
son, Matilda Josefina Gustafsson,
Gustaf Gustafsson, Adellna Maria
Karlsson, Anders Johan Karlsson, Al
bertlna Christina Johanson, Carr Jo
han Johanson, Vendla Enblom, Per
Persson Lundberg, Svea Hannanla
Selen, Olof Selen, Carl Herman Lund
berg, Frida Josefina Linder, K. E.
Linder, Naeml Svensson, Emanuel
Svensson, Eva Sodergren, K. Theo
dor Sodergren, Alma Lundberg, Sven
Johan Lundberg, Johan Edvin Berg
bom', Carolina Bergbom, Axel Her-
man Bergbom and Anna Sofia Jons
dotter Bergbom, also all other per
tons or parties unknown, claiming
any right, tltlo, estate. Hen or inter
est In the real estate described In the
complaint herein, the above named ;
defendants: ;
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE
OP OREGON: You and each and all
of you are hereby required to appear
ana answer tne amended and sup
plemented complaint of the plaintiff
filed against you fn the above en
titled cause on or before Thursday
the 31st day of May, 1917, the date
prescribed by the court in Its order
of publication herein, said date be
ing more than six weeks after the
Ldate of the first publication of this
summons, ana 11 you ian 10 appear
and answer on or before that date,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the above named court for
the relief prayed for in its said
amended and supplemented com
plaint, to-wit: For the Judgment and
decree of said court quieting its title i
to the land therein described, and
adjudging that it Is the sole legal
and equitable owner of said land and
premises, and every part thereof, in
fee simple, said real property being
situated in Columbia County, In this
state, and described as follows, to
wit: Northeast, quarter (NEVi) of Sec
tion six (6), in Township seven (7)
North, Range Three (3) West, Wil
lamette Meridian, being Lots num
bered one (1) and two (2), and the
south half of the northeast quarter
(SV4NEV4) of said Section six (6).
in said Township and Range, and
containing 157.46 acres, more or
less;
That by said decree it be adjudged
that you, and each and all of you,
have no etsate, right, title or iuter
: et whatever in or to said land? or
premises;
I That by said decree you, and each
and all of you, be forever enjoined
: ana debarred from asserting any
1 claim, estate, right, title or Interest
whatever in or to said described land
or premises adverse to this plaintiff,
and for such other and further relief
aa to the court mal seem just and
equitable, and for its costs and dis
bursements herein.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order
of the Honorable J. A. Eakin, Judge
of the above entitled court, made
and entered on the 19th day of
March, 1917, which order requires
that said summons be published once
each week for six consecutive weeks.
The first publication is on March 30,
1917, and the last on May 11, 1917.
GLENN E. HUSTED,
alwiuc; ivi i laiuiiu. i
1220 Yeon Building, Portland, Orx
and examine the way we do things,
how we buy our flour, etc., the kind
It Is, how we store it, handlo it, mix
It, bake It, and then you will be con
vinced that thero is no more cleanly
Bakery to be found. You will then
know that you can rely absolutely on
the purity' and wholesomeness of
every loaf of bread you buy here,
also rolls, cake, and fancy breads.
One visit will convince you.
St. Helens Bakery
J. K. HuniNey ' Phone 05
H. M. TERRY
THE MOTOR TROUBLE
MAN
Expert Machinist. Bring yonr
auto troubles to me. Marine work
a Kiterialty. Shop nt St. Helena
garage.
Phone S7
PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE
Mortgage Loans
On Improved
Farms
at the lowest rates and
on long time. Repay
able in such installments
as the borrower may
wish. Liberal prepay
ment terms arranged. No
commissions charged.
Loans closed promptly.
Mortgages purchased.
WM. McMASTER
701 Corbett lildg.
Portland, Oregon
ST. HELENS ROUTE
via Willamalla Sloush
THE PEOPLES BOAT
STR. AMERICA
Leaves Portland d iily -2:30 p. m
(Sunday 1:30 p. m.)
Arrives St. Helens - - 6:00 p. m
(Sunday 3:30 p. m.)
Leaves St. Helens - - - 6:15 a. m.
Arrives Portland - - - 10:15 a. m.
H. HOLMAN, Agent
Makes all way landings. Wharf foot
Alder street. Phones: Main 8323,
A-4204. "&-
FRANK WILKIN'S, St Helens Agent.
Phone 97.
St. Helens, Oregon.
Teach your dollars to have more cents.
YouK
Printing
S. HEUMANN, Prop.
PURE FOOD BAKERY
WEST ST. HELENS, OREGON
WILL DELIVER BREAD HOT FROM THE OVEN TO YOU
PASTRY OF ALL KINDS AND
FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY
Ask for Pure Food Bread at the leading Krocera:
A T Kiblan, Perry Graham, A. 8. Harrison, Williams A Hall
Co Italian Importing Co., Oacar Erlckson, Warren Ore., Dread
nd Pantry, Centra! Confectionery, W. H. Drower, Prop.
Your business
is judged by
its quality as
a man is
judged by his
clothes.
No "smudge"
work at the
Mist
We do class
Printing.
Reasonable
prices for
High Class
Work.
'Shows Time in the Dark
"RADIOLITE"
(Radium-Lishted)
Makes the Dial Glow
Ingersoll has brought out a
luminous substance called
"RADIOLITE". The light
giving power of "RADIO
LITE" is ienuine RADI
UM in minute proportions.
On the figures and hands
of Ingersoll watches this
substance glows in the dark
more brilliantly than pure
radium. And this glow con
tinues as bright as ever for
six to eight years.
Quick as a glance on even
the darkest night you can
read the time with an Inger
soll "Radiolite".
See The Four Models
At This Store
"RADIOLITE" 2 tha regular lnf ar
son with luinlnoua. hguraaand handa.
"RADIOLITE" TWO IN-ONE
la whlta holder for table or bureau.
"RADIOLITE" 8trap Watch M-tha
watch moat widely ueed by eoldiere
WATERBURY "RADIOLITE" 4
the amall tewelrd Waterbury with
RADIOLITE" dial.
VON A. GRAY
Jeweler
St. Helens, Oregon