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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1917)
MIST MISTINGS FROM WEST ST. HELENS C I'nitziniin win a Portland visitor punny KH ,,rl,,f furlough ami ,l,td rnlntlvM liore over Bumluy. HirB. it. It. Imhk and Imby, of So ttli, lire vUUIiik MrH. 8. S. i-iiiik. T. H. Wlilto took tlio body of Kd vlo Paulson to Portland for burial gdturdu)'. Everyone liud a Kood time at tlio homo dance tit, Vull Doluli'n liiHt Hut uriluy nlKlit. Mr. Hlori'y of tlio Journal staff was In lloulton looking uftnr IiiihIiiohh In termit TuoHilay. Mr. unci Mm. Merle Wilson, of Van couvor IlnrriicrkH. pimt the week eul vliltlnK relatives horn. Mr. Ny. of Kelso, Wash., him rent ed Mm. Ilniiclrlck house In Yank- too sad Iihh tuovod tlmre. Mini Km ma I'lu minor, of Portland, who Iiuh been visiting Mm. A. Van Doluli, relumed home Hunday. I r imi ii Hiilhburn, of Portland, cunut down Monday to visit hor mot her, tin. Johnson, of Trtinholm. Mm. Kva Coy anil children, of St. John, visited this week wllh Mm. (Irulittin anil Mr. Go. Perry. L. K. Hurger anil II. Carvln left for Ornnta Phks Thumday. They will ipeiid Hoiiiti tlmo there prospecting. Mr. and Mm. John Lumbcrnmi and John I'rlo were nmotiK the lloulton lien who visited the metropolis Hnt urdsy. Mrs Jennie. Lovelucn, of Italuler, Mine up Saturday to vlalt the new fnnrison anil hor daughter, Mr, (iuy Tirlmll. Harry Howard, of Timber Valley, Waah., vlsltud ri'lutlvc In lloulton end Yankton for a few day thin week. Thn M. K. .Sunday achool had a pic Die In the grovii by the uchoolhouse Wednesday. They had a good tlmo, plenty of "i'iiIh" and lot of Ice cream. Fred l.alilif, of Door lalund, wu In lloulton Krlduy to nee about K'tU"i: t thrmlilng inuchlne to ko down Into hit nclKhhorhooil, Ho not Hrlnn'ii nischlne. Ha Hay potntoo look wnll yet mid wheal I good, but out unit hurley are cut vory abort. WESTERN MAN IN ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17, 1917 WESTERN PLAYS 117,000,000 FEET OF SPRUCE NEEDED Wliv Willi,,... a n..-. .. ' iiari. mo glur (if ... . "The Aryan" who appear at the ,'u,",M!r ",r tm- 8lru.nl theatre next Hunday, H ho ! HM) Murhlne. iruii to the lifts of the went I- i. Ciinn k'.H...,!.... it. - . . . hi) wuh rulue.l ,i. " . ' l" "'vul or the mom- tr a n i l . ' f ."" "' t,,B Auction of more than 100,- ' "w . ..H i, , wuu iiireriin ""inn, in "Tlio Aryan," Mi; latent pluy to nppeur In St. Helens, Wllllum 8. Hart pluy tho purt of a rugged man of the deaert, who, hav ing benn fleeced of hi fortune by viimplro women of a luwlim town, turn lialofully iiKiiliiKt the entire feminine rex. How ho becomes ruler of a bund of renegade n a mining enmp, utterly iliwplnliiK women for ensuing year until he I uwakened to tho code of hi ruce by a gentle, fearless llttlo girl who tniHt him, I thu dominant nolo of tho story. RUN It Ih estimated that fully 117,000,000 feet of spruce will be required to turn cut thin gigantic fleet. All of the lumber will be pro cured In Oregon and Wellington. Informally muny of the lumbermen I of tho northwest met the commlHHinn ! ' and In tho afternoon wer.t over to the j mill of the Multnomah Standard ! Lumber A llox Factory, the '.urgent manufacturing plant of Bpruce lum ber products on tho P:ciflc coast. j Spruce and fir lumbermen from nil i lover thn PnHfW. ...... In Portland and organized for' Bee puri,r'8- of tartinn operation at jth'j tv.rllust posslhlo moment for the j production of a maximum ur.cntlty OF SALMON '"f ll"",)ar ,n 1,10 B-io'tcBt posKibie IS INCREASING j ll'"B 'r 1,u"'lln,5 1,16 1I"ense aerial Your Opportunity for a Home We have a house and three lots in West St. Helens. The property is worth $1,200. If taken quick, we will sell it for $6Q0. Inquire at Columbia County Bank. Tuber I offering bargain, hi d on pngo 8. Several 1 Mirrmen Make Fairly GimhI Catches, Colonel Hee ayg no lumber but i Hpruco Is Riiitablo for Uie building of! theKo muchinoB. Kir and other sort. I The run of ulmon which entered he declare, have been touted thor tho Columbia river anveral day agoloughly and they fall to come up to' I beginning to reach St. Helens, and I tho roriulremtmts. several fishermen have made good! Wllllum C. Chadcayne, superlu-; cutche. the boat averaging from 160 j teml-mt of wood production for the j to 200 pound to tho boat. Tuesday CurtlsB Aeroplane Company, of Uuf-1 night John Uethman wa one of the falo, N. Y., and r.lso representing the lucky men, u hi catch was more ! aircraft manufacturer and United than 400 pound. In tho vicinity of , Stute slgnul corps, I with the com Astorla the fishermen are making bl j mission. Tho Curtis company is the hauls. One boat working for thn i largest manufacturer of ulrshlp In Warren Packing Company turned in ; tho United States, having a force of three ton for one night's catch, and on tho succeeding several night It averaged more than a ton. No such run bus yet como above Skumokawa but the nshermen are hoping It will bo here In thn next several duy. The price paid for salmon Is 1 1 Vi cents, und a catch of several ton moans much to the fisherman. Head Tuber's ad on page 8. We Serve Only the Best Our place has gained a reputation for serving the best Meals and Lunches. Then, too, we handle Cigars, Candies and Soft Drinks. Some morning try our Waf fles; many people tell us they are very good. MASON'S A nice lunch at any time; prices reasonable. - Ih l the tin 9,000 men and women In its factory. Mr. Chudeayne says that the am ount of lumber figured on for tho building of an aircraft I 1,000 feet, but actually only about 200 feet en tors into the manufacture of a ma chine. Tho balance of 800 feet is waste material. Any piece of lumber bearing the least flaw I rejected. Recently congress appropriated $C40,000,000 for the construction of aircraft. The government program 1 to turn out 5,000 of tlio machines the first six months and 20,000 of m In 18 months. After the log procured In Oregon and Washington have been cut into lumber ut Portland and other points In the two states the output will be forwurded to lluffalo and othr east ern manufacturing center for build ing into machines. Most Mite per Gallon Most Miles on'firc!5 When 1092 cn of the m make average 27.1 S mile on one gallon of gasoline each when 2040 car of the wrae make average 29.04 on one gallon each that car must be mechanically right The figurea cited are the certified acore piled up in the hittoric Maxwell gaaoline economy contest of May and June. They were made by privately owned Maxwell car in actual daily u by the purchasers. Only the highest itandard of efficiency in' engine, clutch, trantmUiion every mechanical detail permitted the achievement of uch reaulU. k Touring Car $T4S H,mi.ft $T4Mt Tm fc.r flOBt Mm $iOl. All print f. Dttfll INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. COMMUNICATED Again has Governor Wlthycombe proved his fine sense of Justice by pardoning the notorious owner of the Friars. Club of Mllwuuklo. Sullivan was ono of the most persistent break ers of the prohibitory law In that county and was one of tho hardest to convict. Ho was finally convicted aftec numerous raids and arrests and sentenced for several violations of tho liquor law, but before lie ever served one day of his sentence he Is pardoned by our most Just gover nor (?). However, Governor Withy coiubo's fine sense of Justice was not lu working order ct tho time petitions were sent lilm from Portland and from tho state of Washington, signed by policemen. Jurists, newspapermen, businessmen and law-abiding citizens praying him to pardon a young man whoso heinous offense was forging a small check to send his wife to her mother, his wife being In Bore need of a mother's comfort and help In her coming time of pain and Buffering. ! Selling liquor, prohibited by the state, to damn tlio bouIs of young ! girls who were allowed to attend the dances at the Friars Club, and de I bnuch the youth of the nation is evi dently a vory small matter In tho eyes of Governor Wlthycombe, while I a man whoso sole crime was forging I a Biiiall check and who, for three i yoars had supported his wife and baby and who had the respect and ; confidence of his neighbors and busi i ness nssoclates Is compelled to stay I In the penitentiary and pay tho law Its pound of flesh. M. J. MILLS. Look for Tabor's ad on page 8. HT. Agent IIK.LKNH, OltKUON ! Tom Capsules, a Greek employe of j tho Columbia Contract Company, was ! arrested by Marshal Potter anil uop- uty Sheriff Brown Wednesday night i and Is In Jail, charged with a statu I tory crime. It Is said the evidence ! Is very strong against hint. Tho pre ' llmlimry trial wll bo Held before Jus tco Watklns this morning. IIO.MKHKKKF.HS, ATTKNTIOX. An Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. INSURE WITH ME AND PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST I. W. W.s AND ACCIDENTS General Insurance HAROLD P. Bank Bldg., St. Helens t t t Try Our Bulk Coffee We have it at 25, 30 and 35 cents per pound. You won't have to pay for a useless tin can an'd then you get the Coffee freshly ground without any waste. Agricultural College J : Whir trained ti'iMialUU ith modern lab raturiti and ailrquatf rquipra.nt lvt in tructiun lending to rullegmtit digreea in tha j following achtioli: AGRICULTURE, with 15 department!; COMMERCE, with 4 di-itiutmenls; ENGINEERING, with S drpartinenta, In- luding Civil, blerCriral, Highway. Industrial ' Arta. Irrigation, and Mechanical Engineering; FORESTRT, including Lugging (engineering: HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 mijor depart ment!, including training in the Pravtica Houtte MINING, with three departmenta, iaolud- ! lag Chemical Engineering; PHARMACY. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, offer! lnitraa- j tlon in the prinripal departmenta of vocal : 4 ana instrumental rauaie. THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, enrolled 1085-raileta in 1016-17, and won racommen daliun for O. A. C. from the Weatcrn Depart ment of the U. S. War Department aa ono of the fifteen "diitingulkhed inatitutlone" of hiiiher learning. All eadeta will be furniahes aomplele uniforms by the U. S. Government and the junior and eenior cadeta, enrolled in the R. O. T. C, will be given commutation for aubaittence, aa well aa all transportation and aubaistence at the aii weeka' Bumtnsr camp. REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER t, 1817. Information on request.' Address. Registrar, Oregon Aii-svulturai Collate, Corralll!, Oregon. FRESH .VEGETABLES String Beans, Lettuce, Cabbage, Beets, Carrots, Potatoes, and Corn on the cob. Don't put off Canning your Fruit and Vegetables We still have a large supply of Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses. ST. HELENS MERCANTILE CO. Phone 80 If you don't trade with us we both lose money t TRADE AT HOME Our work and service is as good as you can get in Portland. Let us call for your laundry. FOR GOOD PLUMBING COME TO ME PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS I also carry a full line of Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies. One of my specialties is Steam Heating and Fitting. v R. CONSTANTIN St. Helens, Oregon I- 1 St. Helens Steam hi Laundry Geo. Watkins, Prop. A HOME INDUSTRY MEN DRAFTED MUST APPEAR Government Makes (lettr Penalties fur Failure to HexHiii(l. The Sunny Bunk Acreage tract noar Scappoose, Oregon, is Just the thing for gardening and small dairy ranching, in tracts of five acres or more at $60 per acre and up, 1b now on the market. Fine view, good, rich soil; terms to Buit purchaser. Inquire at Mist offico or write I. G. WlkBtrom, owner, Scappoose, Ore- 2S-tr go n. Always trade in your home town In order to mako clear to the pub lic tho penalties attaching to attempt to evado military service under tho draft, the adjutant general, acting under orders from Washington, has issued the following letter and sent it to the Mist with tho request that it' be published: "From now on the fate of the man who tries to evade his duty under the draft lnw will bo anything but envi able. Failure to appoar for physical examination when called up by his local exemption board will not help the slackor. In fact, it will btAibout the shortest cut he could take to get himself drafted automaticr.lly into the army without further considera tion. "If a man does not appear before his local board when called unless he applies by reason of absence from his district to have his examination transferred to another board, or can glvo a very good reason why he was unable to appear his nr.me will be certified to the adjutant goneral of the stato as having been called for military service and not exompted or discharged. "The adjutant general, who acts under Instructions from Washington, will give him one more chance, and nly one, to clear Ills record. A not- i ico will be sent to tho address on his ; registration card directing him to report within Ave days, cither in per son or by mail or telegraph, to the adjutant general. If he doesn't re- ! port as directed, at the end of the j Ave days he becomes automatically ' drafted into tho army of the United ! States. Failure to appear for duty will then become equivalent to de serting from tho army. Men who desert from Uncle Sam's army in tlmo of war are not treated kindly. Thoy aro classed in the same cate gory as traitors. "Such men will be rigidly hunted down by the military authorities. They either will be compelled to serve, or court martialed as desert ers. In time of war a court martial can inflict the death penalty for desertion." A little want ad In the f-t. Helens Mist will bring results. Give them a trial.'' We have a second-hand Maxwell car which we will sell at $660. Has been used very llttlo and is in Al shape; fully guaranteed. Indepen dent Auto Co. Forest Fire Dangers Lessened Sulem, Ore. State Forester Elli ott states that forest conditions, as far as fire danger is concerned, have been materially improved the last 24 hours. Dangerous winds have died down, and while no rain is reported from any section, nevertheless he be lieves the danger is materially decreased. Car Shortage Increases Salem, Ore. Reports on the car situation on the Southern Pacific show that there 13 a net shortage of S69 cars, the greatest recorded in a number of months. A Knoxville, Tcnn., girl makes clever character dolls with heads carved of dried apples. Look for Taber's ad on page 8. Your Daughter's Future Best protected at a small cost by THE MONTHLY INCOME POLICY 0 Orcgonlife Insurance Company Best for Oregonians Home Office, Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison Street, Portland A. L. MILLS, C. S. SAMUELS, E. N. STRONG," " President. General Manager. Assistant Manager. WSI. J, SIIKLHY , Special Agent
