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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1918)
.1 12 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. APRIL 12. 1918 f I MIST MISTINGS Attorney W. A. Harris was in Port land Tuesday on professional busi ness. Mrs. Elmer Blackburn and Mrs. E. C. Laws were Portland visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Ethel Jeffries, of the Liberty theatre, was a Portland visitor last Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Tern, of Port land, were Sunday guests of Dr. and i Mrs. A. J. Peel. Mrs. R. L. Graves, of Oregon City visited Jier daughter, Mrs. E. C. Graves, this week. J. D. Gray, of Portland, spent sev- A. P. Frfllev of EilrnnA w har 4 Sunday on a short visit to hi. daugh ter, Mrs. Harold Broughton. The steamer Westerner left out last night carrying 625,000 feet of lumber destined for San Francisco. Commissioner Harvey came up from Clatskanie Wednesday morning to attend a special meeting of the i county court. . Miss Marie Paulson, who has been working in the assessor's office has accepted a position in the office of the county clerk. Mrs. H. J. Anderson, formerly of this city but now of Delena, Is visit ing friends and looking after her property hero this week. Laden with a mixed cargo of lum w. - . " " . I v-. a v, ktuuu, I'I'i III ill I (itlUll 1 1 H a UllAtiU tniiu Vt 1 U 111 eral days this week the guest of his her and piling, the steamer Ernest son, Von A. Gray. H. Meyer sailed Wednesday night. R. Constantin, the plumber, Is ln-H,r destination Is San Pedro, stalling the plumbing fixtures in thej V. L. Warren, of Astoria, general new addition to the Warrior Rock agent for the Oregon Relief Fire As- E. A. Ross transacted business inl The five masted Mllng schooner Portland Tuesday and Wednesday. Thlstle, built by the St. ne.uns oiuv xi.. a r i xiinniaihiiiiillnff Comunny for the Balfour I a. Bl, A, JWH UUU m I o. i. a . - - - i Doleshal visited with frelnds in Port- Guthrie Company, has been corn land Friday and Saturday. pleted and loft out under tow Thurs- The Ladles' Aid of the Methodist day afternoon for Portland, where church report that their committee .she will lond a cargo of lumber tor has secured $500 In Liberty Loan foreign rtollvory. ine " subscriptions. of the finest sailing vessols built on County School Superintendent the Pacific coast and Is capable of Allen returned Saturday night from carrying 1.600,000 feet of lumber or ... . i Spokane, where he attended the i n- zavv .ni uuu State Educational Association meet tng. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Heilborn of lighthouse. The government is fix ing up comfortable quarters for the keeper of this necessr.ry light. soclation. of McMinnvllle. was in St Helens Wednesday in consultation with his local agent, E. E. Quick. LIBERTY -THEATRE- St. Helens' New Moving Picture Playhouse FRIDAY, APRIL 12 Jack Pickford in "The Varmint" Fatty Arbuckle in "RECKLESS ROMEO" SATURDAY. APRIL 13 FANNIE WARD in "Betty to the Rescue" Also Good Comedy SUNDAY and MONDAY, APRIL 14 and IS Margarite Clark in "Bab's Diary" PATHE NEWS MUTT AND JEFF Comedy TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 and 17 if.-,'- W'f - . I I --4 J ill! V w - ' of the season was the one glv'n fori I.. .!!,. ., I l..n nf SSnil IllrtlulUV ) I V 11 0 UDILUinilliu w. . - - - San Bernardino. Cal.. are here on a anniversary of Fred Morgus ou April short visit to Mr. Heilborn'. sisters. 1 2. 1918. The early port of the eve- Mrs. S. C. Morton end Miss Otgu nlng was greatly enjoyeu uy uuoum Heilborn. at the Guild hall, which was beautl- Tim anlmmiai n.iblnrifl liitiihnr In. fnllv decorated with Eaater lilies and i . v. . . . a A iniinaiiHtlH Hit. II. n ;uen, ion aown river Tuesday nignt. miring uuwrn. 'The vessel was taken In tow by the dunce was the feature dance of the steamer Meyer and Is now on the .evening. At the uppoinieu nour nm way to San Francisco. 'surprise was carried out by an elabo-j J. H. McKle is here on a few days1; rate course luncheon at the Morgus visit to his family. Mr. McKle Is, residence. The yellow color scheme employed by L. O. Herrold, who has was carried out In decorations and the contract on the Delena-lnglls por-! menu. Those honored by Invita tion of the highway. jttons were Mrs. Mary Beshara, Port- . . i land; Mrs. Lena Rills, Portland: Mrs. ; Dr. Will J. Thompson, oj Gu Portland; Miss Portland, eye specialist and E1Ilabeth McK clal8kanle; Mlss v, tV w", k n? " Mlnnl. Ellis. Rainier; Mr. and Mrs. visits to S . Helens. Watch this Pa-'L1(lyara , Log clcnr MlBg ,Iolon per for future date..- Mte, Mis. I.eth Hylander. Mis. Ine, Mrs. L. Paulsen left Tuesday morn-1 narber. Miss Jessie HoachnniD. Miss Ing for Cathlamet, to attend the fu-jOpal Smith, Miss Edrle LaHare. Miss neral of her cousin, J. A. Nessa, who died suddenly Monday evemng. De ceased was a prominent business man of Cathlamet and had served as mayor for several terms. The annual election of the Eplsco- Ann Koashor. Misses l.nvlna. Rose and Helen Kiblan, Mr. Kile Ellis, Rainier; Mr. Saad McKall, Wood land, Mr. Jack Weber, Clatskanie; Mr. Geonte Jacobs. Portland: Ed ward Uenson, Dr. Hoskln, Bert Mc- . ..v uidw WUIU 1.1 1 1 1 nil 11 , in. IIUDRIH, H ' I L .11 pal Guild will be held In Guild halljCnrthy, John Dugani Fred McCarthy. Tuesday ofteruoon. and Mrs. Mary 'Honey Saxon, Sydney Melheulsli. Mr. George, the president, Is very anx-'lawyer, Harold llared, Tom Kiblan, xysett, Mrs. lous there should be a full member ship in attendance. On account of some slight disar rangement In his plans, Secretary McCarthy of the St. Helens Athletic Club has postponed the boxing ex hibition and smoker until Friday night. April 19. The first bout is scheduled for 7:30 sharp. W. G. Brannon wa. in from Yank ton Tuesday making arrangements f.-i . ,ka LI. J..... . V. 1 -1. ...Ill I . I i iujj uis uuuto which win lie neiu at the Redmen's hall Saturday nlKht. !ordera from 11,6 Portland headquar April 20. Mr. Brannon states tliatiter8 to rUHh work on a11 l"Pltal sup- an excellent orchestra from PortUnd P"es. ana sne requests mat all mem- Mr. Heuman, Walter O. Lope. RED CROSS NOTES St. Helens Auxiliary recently or ganized a Ked Cross unit In Bachelor Flat with 18 members. Since the organization ten additional members have been obtained. Mrs. W. H. Fogel, chairman of the St. Helen. Auxiliary, has received au oitowoiii orcuesira irom t'oruanu ' " " " -i"- ". mom- has been secured to furnish music !bers who nro now knitting to help . . . u 11 11. nn liABnllnl 1. v " wit iivDLriiui sariiiouio. The Red Cross duly appreciates the effort and handiwork of one of the younger girls, Miss Marlon Cox. She has knit a sweater and turned It in to the Red Cross. This Is most for the occasion The ladles of the Methodist church Aid society will hold a supper at the church parlors tonight for the pur pose of raising funds for the purchase if a T ltiA. T).l fl 111. i " i n uiitcuj Diiuu, 1 lit, I) 11 1 1 (' M .. . u i u ill uo i cordially Invited to come and partake i comn,endablei especially as she Is . . I j .. ;onlV 12 VBnra nM of a real good supper and at the same time help the ladles in the worthy cause. Allen A. Robinson, aged about 58 ; years, while en route from Columbia jClty to Portland on the early train ; Sunday morning, fell dead. Deceased ! formerly lived near Houlton, but re- cently had been making his home in Don't fail to see this. Good PATHE Comedy . HIGH SCHOOL NOES Mrs. Harold BrOUffhtnn mamliar of the state Red Cross conmltteo Bpoke to the student body yiesday morning about the Junior Rcrf Cross movement. Mrs. Broughton ijld us D. ,., . wui mo uuuiiiuiis 01 lorcnuurpn Portland. For the oast several i n . . .. T L j . i curupu, anu now ine ITUuonts week, he had been employed by the could do th.p blt by JolnlngTe .o . Brodie logging concern near Co.um- clety and by uklng , th", i " jr.ient. Rudolph Ketel suffered a painful nn t,.,i ! injury Monday afternoon at the ',,?" Tuosda5,1 niorolnK jSommarstrom yard. He fell trou I ZZ, r"" bX lW - lour-mlniito oratiori on "War Sav. the scaffolding upon which he was'lng stampn... o ts occasion Our, Lion to"" , ? grUnd ad"-;HlBey. a sophomore, nd Wa e Ru , tlon to sustaining severe cuts on the ,rf,H . . i . uul"- fr.ee and head was badly bruised and The Ha i res,'n,ttn' we" ' orators, shaken up. He was tdken ,o the 'I , ? howerer. resulted in . e........ ... .. . victory to the wearers of the a-reen. om.lla ,l08pUai at Portland . tha nr(vlnu " , frmay, William Perry unanimously won. The orator representing the Junior class, for some reason i.r fl In THURSDAY and FRIDAY, APRIL 18 and 19 SESSUE HAYAKAWA in "HASHIHARI TOGO" Mack Sennett Comedy, "ROPING HER ROMEO" Get Your Supply of CANNED MILK NOW We have made a very good buy on canned milk, and offer this Special Prices For One Week Only Supreme Milk 2 cans for 25c Per Case $5.75 We would advise you to take advantage of this spe cial price. Larsen & Co. Successors to A. S. Harrison, St. Helens and Is now' getting along nicely The funeral "of Ethel May Drew, the St. Helens young lady who died In a Condon hospital Monday morn-1 "" C,aS8 "me rea80n ing. was held from the ph !?.ther' Was unable to rtlclpat al church Thursday afternoon, and! h"?". the Interment was In the Warren L SatUra)r. eve.n,n8 freshmen cemetery. For the n bavhiidi I emertainea the sophomores month, she had been teaching school at Lone Rock near Condon. When the end came her mother, Mrs. Wm. Drew, was at her bedside. Deceased leaves to mourn her untimely end jher parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Drew, two sisters, Mrs. H. N. Hooper and Mrs. Ernest John, and one bro ther, James Drew. E. R. Kelly, of Houlton, aged 39, died In a Portland hospital Wednes day. Several months ago Kelly was Injured while working in the Colum bia City shipyard and went to a Port land hospital for treatment. Appar ently he recovered from the inlnrv but ten days ago he again began to feel it. effect. He returned to the hospital and continued to fall until the end came. Deceased Is survived by a wife and four children. The runeral was held Thursday afternoon and wag conducted by the I. O. O. F. lodge, of which he was a member. The internment wag in the Warren cemetery. Mrs. Jame. Ellison, chairman of the St. Helens woman's committee of the American Defense 8ociety, I. in ! receipt of a letter from the national headquarters In New York, congratu lating her upon the plan to show the new photo-play, "The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin," a. a means of rais ing a fund for the furtherance of the Important work of the Defense So ciety. By arrangement with the own ers of the Liberty theatre the entire net profits from the evening's per formance of April 23 will be turned over to this national patriotic society to aid In the work of counteracting enemy activities in this country. c party held in the schoolhouse. The "froBh" and "sophs" amused them selves by playing games, and late-in the evening refreshments were served. The members of the faculty wore the patrons and potronesses. St. Helens High School debating team has again seized th .n,.n' championship. The Clatskanie and Scappoose scholo were unable to or-i ganlze a team, and the Rainior recently disbanded, thus leaving the St. Helens team the only one In the league. The St. Helens debaters are ' Mason Dillard and Caly Stanwood of the affirmative, and Ludin i.vmv.... 1 ner and Ivar Wellndor. of th no.. tive. Our debaters are disappointed "u lUB aB"ate that was scheduled to take place here on April '12 has been cancelled. PATRIOTIC PROGRAM AT DEER ISLAND A patriotic demonstrntinn ,m .t. Place at Deer lulnn.l j . ouuuuy p. m April 14. a patriotic parade will be in vne teatures. All adjoining towns are invited to tuke part Miss Rosa Gill and Minn M.n t..i son are running close for Mis. Col-i Among the Dromlnf will be Chief Justice T. A. McBrlde "7 Jennla Kemp, field worker who will speak on "fh ... ' Kemp a won,an of strong personality, a logical speaker. One of the Canartb.n m the front will talk on war cu v..,.uv unora to m 88 this In. teresting program. Parade, 2 o'clock. WEAR LERNER Silk Waists Georgette and Crepe de Chine Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 Colore: Peach, White, Pink, Fle.h A Silk Waist made a little better than seems necessary A full line of Wash Waists At Popular Prices AUSTIN'S Sl55 to 3 Theatre PICK OF THE PICTURES FRIDAY, APRIL 12 Jack Devereaux in "THE GRAFTERS" SATURDAY, APRIL 13 USUAL MIXED PROGRAM DON'T FORGET OFFICIAL WAR PICTURE SUNDAY, APRIL 14 Mae Marsh in "CINDERELLA MAN" MONDAY, APRIL 15 A BUTTERFLY PHOTO ALWAYS GOOD TUESDAY, APRIL 16 Charlotte Walker in "PARDNERS" A Rex Beach Story and CHARLEY CHAPLIN in "ONE A. m: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 , U' Dorothy Dalton . 'i in "THE TEN OF DIAMONDS" THURSDAY, APRIL 18 THE WIFE HE BOUGHT" with CARMEL MEYERS and KENNETH HARLON Coming soon "KAISER THE BEAST OF BERLIN" and "OVER THE TOP" . Two Big Knockouts Be cheerful. Mental depression check, digestion. ,oor ulgeBtlon waste, food. Wasted food help, the enemy. Cheerfulness ,. thorefo e conservation. "lereiore Watch your bread box wrefuHr A slice gone .tale Is wM'j and one lea. toward, that uundrtj million bushel, of wheat ave for our fighter, and the a'11"' 0
