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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. APRIL 12, 1918
CORRESPONDENCE
SCAPPOOSE
V the week end with her fp.ther, Grr.nd-
S pa Lamberson.
4 ' The Liberty Lonn Bale has rer.ched
,,idu at in is writing. '
Mrs. Bert Adams sold $2,000
i worth of bonds at the mill on Satur-
BEAVER HOMES
Nillan and Golda Hampton, of
Coolie, Wash., are vlaitlng with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Holbrook.
Mies Alice Jones, of Vancouver,
Wash., is spending the weok with
her parents.
Nollie Raker 'is at home on the
sick list.
Llnnle Jones left Tuesday for
Aberdeen, Wash., where she expects
to spend some time with her sister,
Mrs. Q. B. Nightingale.
Milton and Kenneth Hud long, of
Vancouver, Wash., are visiting at Mr.
A meeting of Parent-Teachers was day.
held in the school building Friday j Mr. Preston, foreman at the luni
evening. A short program was ren-Jber dock, was badly injured Wednes
dered. Song, "Star Spangled Ban- day by a heavy piece of timber fall
ner." a quartet by Mr. and Mrs. Ash, ing on him, bruising r.nd crushing
Miss Walker and Mr. Niblock; talk his efet and legs. The general Bhock
on "Hooverizing," by Miss Andrew, affected his heart. It is reported he
The excitement of the evening was is slowly lnprovlng.
the exhibit of the manual training Sam Veatch, for the past ten years
class work bird houses, tool chests, chairman of the O. R. C. with head
taborettes. Ironing boards and rock- quarters in San Francisco, and Al.
ing chair. IVeatch, a Southern Pacific conductor ona wrs- u- Jone noma-
Messrs. Holaday and Niblock mo- between Portland and Roseburg, to- - J- Thomas made a business trip
tored to Portland Tuesday night to gether with their wives, motored to to st- Helens this week,
attend a meeting of the Scottische , Scappoose Sunday and were the uxia Beckner Is home from New
Rite Masons. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cathcart, at ber- 0r0-
A. O. Kappers and Floyd Long, of the Tower, who are old friends. Mrs- J- Bollman, of Portland, Is
Vancouver Barracks, motored to: Scappoose Srhool Notes. -f visiting her son. Clarence Hollman.
Scappoose with C. H. Kappers Sun- Nature study, especially of birds. ot tu'8 P'ace.
day evening. in the Scappoose school has received Mrs. James Nelson and little sons
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Fassett nee Ha-! a splendid Impetus from the Blrd-(Albert and RoT wera st- Helens vislt
el McKay, spent the week end at the ' House contest, dhlch was concluded ,or9 Wednesday.
Garrison home Mr . F.oRsett hnlones i last Friday evening. Prizes were' Henry Cadinau visited at the home
to the spruce division at Vancouver ' awarded in three divisions as fol
Barracks. 'lows: First division, first prize, Ar-
Mrs. Mary Eskeridge, of Sheridan, mond Duncan; second prize, Mannl-
vlslted her mother, Mrs. E. M. Watts, ifred Englehart. Second division, first
on. Saturday.
of his uncle, D. C. Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. H. Nelson and Ada Nelson
were Rainier visitors Wedonsday.
Jas. Codd has been on the sick
prize, Aury Bennet; second prize, Guy ,lst but we are Kind to say he is much
Improved at this writing
George Archibald, wife and little
son, from Wheeler, Ore., are guests
Mrs. Annie Stevens, of St. Helens, Metcalfe. Third division, first prize
visited friends in Scappoose Satur- Arthur Neuman; second prize, Lida
day evening. iSaxton.
Al. Robinson, of St. Helens, died' There were 30 birdhouses in all,of Mr- ftIld Mr- J- L. Archibald this
nn thA RnfnlAr lnnnl tmln QnnHov manv of which were fllamnlM nfiweek
morning at Scappoose. j highest skill in workman jhlp and de-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gunthorp, of 'sign. Mr. Dodson, who had charge
Edgerley, N. D., 'stopped on their: of the contest, has every reason for
way from California and spent a few , gratification over the result and the
days with Dr. and Mrs. Blatchford. j enthusiasm displayed. There were
Miss Grace DeGraff, of Portland, i large houses and small houses,
spent the week end with her sister, square houses and round houses;
Mrs. Blatchford. i there were houses made of bark and
Choir rehearsal was held at the ! houses made of poles, as well as
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ash, Wednes-! board houses and shingle houses. The
day evening. After rehearsal Mrs. ! houses altogether are a piece of con
Ash served refreshments and a social ' structive school work which it would
time was enjoyed by all. ! be difficult to surpass. These houses
Chauncey Butler was made sar-jwill be put out "To Let" immediate
geant at Vancouver and had charge :ly. as the birds constituting the spring
of the company on the trip to Kansas. ) migration are already beginning to
Gladys Johnson, one ot our 1917
arrive,
girls, has made the varsity team in I An a8semblT of the entire school
basketball at 0. A. C. and played in ' was called for the Purpose of putting
the game at Eugene last Saturday. ia ray of llght ln tne minds of the
Both teams showed strong team work ! st"dents on the subject of "Pigs."
but it was the work of Irene Byre and ; Local men Dr Blatchford, Mr. Nib
Gladys Johnson that won the game!lock and L- G- Smith, were present,
for O. A. C. We feel quite proud of j vory beneficial talks being delivered
Gladys. j bv a11 three. Mr. Niblock placed the
Leopold Mllck left for Seattle 0n P"11-10""! necessity of raising pigs very
Saturday for an indefinite stay. ! clearly and squarely before our
A large attendance of officers and:mlndf: B'athfrd named ad
members of Scm,nnR RBvlm ISIn ," ' r Kinas oi pigs,
Mabel Wasser is home from school
this week with an attack of the grip.
A War Saving Society was organ
ized at school Friday. Sylvia SniUh
was elected president, and Marie
Wasser, secretary.
YANKTON
Women's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees attended the Grand State
and following this Mr. Smith con-1
tlnued with the subject of the most
Mrs. Surmane, of Portland, is visit
ing Mrs. Steve Lampa.
Mrs. S. Shryrock made a trip to
Portland Easter week.
Andrew Thomas has a position
near Silverton, Oregon.
Miss Minnie Peterson, who has
been ill three weeks in the St. Vin
cent hospital, Portland, has returned
home.
Mrs: Fred Briggs is staying ln
Portland owing to the Illness of her
little daughter, Shirley, who is in St.
Vincent hospital.
Mr. Wheeler, has sold part of his
land, and after spending a few weeks
In Portland expects to return to the
Yankton neighborhood for the sum
mej. Mrs. R. Karth spent the past week
vtritlng in Portland.
Rally in Portland April 3 and 4. The fconoimical means and wa' of H
Scappoose lodge assisted in putting'"'6 l"D , , raue8 ol ana "
on the beautiful floor work of the"?' oncl8ely and effectively ex
order. Among those present were fIa ned ,t0 U So' " Breat intere8t
Mrs. Milloy, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Emma1'3 breTinK ab0Ut the camPaIS to
Van Cleve, Mrs. Wikstrom, Mr8 ,Bf each person to raise one or more
Charles Wikstrom, Mrs. Clonlnger, I P'83', Jthere ,8 no rea80n why we
Mrs. Caples. Mrs. Robert McKay, Mrs. ,Bh0Uld not ralsa healthy- fat P'
Gilmour, Mrs. Osbourn, Mrs. Charles! PORT V
Bushman, Mrs. Bonnell, Mrs. Joseph! uUBLfi
Watson, Mrs. Roy Van Cleve, Miss
WARREN
The Misses Fannie Cooper and
Nora Larson spent the week end ln
Portland, combining business with
pleasure.
There is a movement on foot to
have the St. Helens Lumber Company
extend their electric service from the
i "little mill" to Warren, and give the
residents a supply of juice for lights
Mrs. Wm. Fox and little danehtPr J and power. Many of the farmers
Irene Stoltenberg, Miss Inez Wik-; Evelyn, of St. Helens, spent Sunday I clo8e ln are ,n favor of the project,
strom and Miss Daisy Wikstrom,! with her mother, Mrs. J. Nussbaumer. T1,e ladles of the Red Cross, under
There was a large attendance from I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lengacher have'the supervision of Mrs. F. M. Hoyt,
all over the state. Everyone came moved to the Tide Creek Lumber! save a "community sing" and pie so
home reporting a good time. Company's mill. . jcial last Friday evening which was
Mr. Sheeler has moved from D. W. Mr. and Mrs. D. Link and Mr. and ! exceptionally well attended and
Price's house to the Zeistman place, Mrs. Cass Fowler were in Portland Proved a leading social event at War
South Scappoose. ; Sunday and Monday. ren. Putriotlc songs were rendered
Mr. Smith, from the Honeyman j Mrs. lone Mauzey, of Salem, spent . by the different members of the Red
rancn, moved his family into D. W. the week end with her son and t'ross. and the orchestra, headed by
Price's house. j daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. PearJ. I F- A- Hyt, gave an exceptionally nice
nuersons nave moved from the! A dance will be given at the Red
Freeman cottage, and are in with Man's hall Saturday, the 13th. The
Mrs. Anderson's brother, J. Johnson, proceeds will be given to the Red
on the Sandon property. iC'ioss.
Cooker Whitney was taking a birds- j One more member of the Rainbow
eye view of Scappoose on Sunday. It Regiment from the vlclnltv nf finhlo
looks natural to see Mr. Whitney j Earl Vernon, of Shiloh Basin school ren'8 society ladies, was an attractive
around scappoose. Idl3trlct, has sold the required 160 1 feature. The candy was home made
ciyae Hyatt of Fort Stevens spent worth. and the girls did a good business Bell-
Sundad with J. E. Miller and family Mr. and Mrs. C. Link and family jlnS all their product. When the re
Mr. and Mrs. Champ, of Portland, have moved from Neer City to Goble. ' freshments were all served a num-
were guests oc Mr. and Mrs. Miller A Sunday school party was given ; ber of P'es were left, which were auc
.,a. uuip ls a niece orrnaay, the 5th inst., at the home of uonea bringing from 60 cents to
Mr. Miner. iMr8, E- E Mallaber, who teach the I 2.75. Mrs. Hazen's pie took the
Victor Watts spent Sunday In Port- - senior class of the Sunday school! jIead. It being decorated with a red
land- ! Mrs. S. F. Alexander, Jr., went to cross on the crust. The entire pro-
Mlcs Mildred Taylor was the guest! St. Helens Tuesday, to visit her bro-'ceetIs were about 160.
of Mr. and Mrs. Dodson vfor the week I ther, Rudolph Ketel, who was in- The first lesson ia Judging of hogs
jjured while working in the Sommar
A number of our young folks gave' strom shipyard at Columbia City
Armand Duncan a surprise party last The Columbia Timber Company
Wednesday evening, the occasion be-.raised a national flag over the camp
ing his birthday anniversary. All i Wednesday evening,
present enjoyed a jolly good time. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Archibald, of
Congregational church Sunday j Wheeler, Ore., were here last week,
school, 10:15; morning worshlD at Among the visitors to Portland
11:15; evening service at 8 o'clock. ith,B week were R. Archibald, Frank
program of national airs.
Col. W. J. Fullerton gave a talk
on the objects and aims of the Red
Cross and appealed to all present to
aid In an object so worthy. A candy
booth, presided over, by four of War-
Mr. Sullens, of Portland, will occupy
me puipit mornig and evenig.
was held by the "pig club boys" luHt
Tuesday. They were under the su
pervision of County Agent Howard
and "Doc Allen" of the O. A. C. The
demonstration was held, at the Ore
gon Berkshire ranch, and proved to
the boys ,of whom sixteen were pres
ent, a very entertaining event.. Hogs
were exhibited and the good and in
ferior points were discussed and
pointed out. Mr."" and Mrs. C. M.
Hyskell entertained the guests with
grape Juice r.nd cake.
Corporal Edward R. Hyskell ar
Bishop and W. Hyberger.
Mrs. L. N. Longacher, of Shiloh
Dr. and Mrs. Hatfield fintorti ' Basin, has gone to Portland to visit
Rer. James Merrill and Mrs. Merrill I Mr and Mr8, sPeeks-
nt dinner Sunday. ! Mrs- Jordon and sons, Loren sta-
While walking on the board walk- Vancouver, Raymond and rived Sunday from Camp Lewis, and
to the village Monday, Mrs. Sheeler's' Lester vs'ted Mrs. Walter Leng- spent the day with his parents, Mr.
little son tripped on a loose board and ;aCher thls week- and MrB- c- M- Hyskell. Army life
fell, breaking his arm. As Dr. Hat-! Mrs" Roso Maklnster and Mrs. Ada a8rees with "Ned," and he speaks In
field das absent, Judge Morton took Lengacher and BOn FIoyd we In b'8h terms of the usage accorded the
the child to a St. Helens physician ,njprtland Saturday. soldier boys.
his car. Tha Third Liberty Loan campaign Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rylander were
Agnes Johnson and Philip Schwit-i 8 carried on very successfully guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbell
inose on the committee are on a motor trip to Portland Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Buss, of Portland, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Lund, for a few days.
Warren'B patriotism was at a high
point last Wednesdcy evening, when
about fifty of her residents met and
J PROFESSIONAL CARDS j
E. A. ROSS
1 iinernl lMrwtor Kmhalmcr
Business Phone 23 Residence K-29
Hank Bidg., St. Helens, Ore.
MIST WANT COLUMN
O A. C. White Leghorn fKgs for
hutching. M 60 for 16. postpaid. Or
a... t iv MKuhun. Deer Is
land, Oregon.
16-tf
DR. C. E. WADE
I'll) "IHan and Hurgeou
Phone 99
Muckle Bldg. St. Uelecs, Ore.
S. B. HOSKIN
IHMItlxt
Office lu Bunk Building
St. Helms. Oregon
i lA)st One sorrel mare colt 3-yoar-old.
white Mar In face; also one dark
sorrel mare colt 2-yir.r-old, white
face. Howard of $10 for return to
Mrs. Burns' ranch, on Cnrlco road
3ft miles west of Deer Inlaud. 16 3-'
For I.euMo Siniill houiio of four.
rooms, garden ground ami orcnarn
in iiiirlutlnr Klut. AtiDly to J. W
Suxton.
16-tf
AN ENDOWMENT
life-insurance policy M
vldo money for your oM
for your family who,, y
For full Information writ, j,
W. J. SHEEHY
Tim Oregon l,fn M
l. o. Box aoo
DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
riiyslt'lun and Surgeon
Office in Bank Bldg. St. Helens
DR. ALFRED . PEEL
Physician and Surgeon
Masonic Building
St. Holcus, Oregon
DR. S. II. RUSSELL
Chiropractor
MRS. Ill SSK1.I., Ladies' Mukwuho
Moortleld Cabinet Steam Baths
Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. in.
Phone B-126 St. Helens, Ore.
' For Sale I have Clover hay,
' nt, Btmw Am erlran Wonder and
Hurbank seed potatoes; also m
900 lb. pony, cheap, or will trade o
: larger horse, colt, cow or calf. C. J.I
Larson, Warren, Ore. i 16-tf
i 1
For 8alo Eight 3 and 4-year-oldl
colts by Alcnxar. Six registered llol-i
Btoln bulls. Reasonable price. Jack
i Appletou, Deer Island, Ore. 16-tf j
' For Salo Good work hors 8
! yours old, weight 1660 loo Johm
Josephson, Warren, Oregon. 16-tf i
GLEN R. METSKER
Attorney
Office ln Bank Building
Phono 17 St. Helens, Ore.
T. S. WHITE
Undertaker and Funeral Director
County Coroner
Phono 64 Resideuce phone 113-2
St. Holens, Oregon
For Sale at a Bargain Two brood
mares, one Pcrcheron colt one year
old, one set double harness nearly
now; one new Champion mower, one
potato planter and digger combined.
One one-horse corn pluuter and one
cultivator, almost now. All ot theso
tools are In first class condition and
almost new. The mares are good
animals aud will drive single or dou
ble. If you need any of these arti
cles, don't wait, but phone or cull on
Wllllum Muckle, 81. Holens, Oregon.
Phone 70. 14-tf
r
L
C,0 ft Halonc D.t 1
Its Pasteurized
None Superior Made
HL Helena Co-operative Creta.
ry Aaaaclatlon
HL Helena
xr w
Orefo. I
E. S. SNELLING
Attorney at Law
St. Helens, Oregon
Cascara Bark, Oregon Grape Root
and Fox Glove leaves wanted. Che
hulls Produce Co., Aberdeen, Wash.
14-tf
GEO. H. SHINN
Attorney at Imw
St. Helens, Oregon
For Sule Kxtra choice Single
Comb It. I. Red eggs for sotting;
laying strain. $1.60 per suiting of
13. Mrs. J. W. Allen. 13-tf
J. W. DAY
Attorney at Law
Bank Bldg. St. Helens, Ore.
FRED W. HERMAN
Attorney at Ijiw
Rainier, Oregon
T. F. ROBERTSON
Watchmaker and Jeweler
WEST ST. IIKI.K.VH
All Work Guaranteed
Prices Reasonable
LODGES
The Loyal Order of Moose, St. Hel
ens Lodge No. 1238. Moots the first
and third Tuesdays of euch month.
All visitors cordially Invited.
H. A. COLT, Dictator.
W. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
For a good job of masonry or
plastering, see L. E. Uulker. Phone
evenings, 106F13. ll-3m-
For Sale Good 6 -room house aud
two river view lots; flue gurden soil;
house partly furnished. Cash or
terms. For particulars call J. F.
Ryan, the tailor. 10-tf
For Sale Residence lot In St. Hol
ens. Inquire at Mist office. 9-d
For Rent A store building cen
trally located. Will remodel to suit
tenant. 11. Morgus. 49-tf
FOR SALE
House and lot nuw occti
pied by inc. Trice and
terms on application.
s
Logged-Over Lands
near St. Helens. $25 to
$50 per acre. Good soil,
near schools.
Automobile
For sale or trade fur lots
or lands.
Acreage in St. Helens
2 to 10 acre tracts on easy
terms.
GEO. H. SHINN,
St. Helens, Oregon.
Mizpah Chapter O. E. a. meets In
Masonic Hall the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month.
MRS. MARY E. CHRISTIE, W. M.
JOHN PHILIP. Secy.
Tilllcum Tribe No. 62, Improved
O. H. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
Its wigwam, second und fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
V. . G. BRANNON, C. of R
E. L. HYDE, Sachem.
I have 30 choice lots to sell. VI)1
ell all to one person or one at a 1
time. Harold P. Ross, Bunk Bldg., 1
St. Helens. I
For Sale Two houses and four
lots, on Hemlock street. Price 13.600. ',
Tonus. Inqulro at Columbia County
Bank. 48ll
ST. HELENS-PORTIAND AUTO LINE
.'.,.' i ......... ..
8t. Helens Rebekah Lodge. No.
217, meets second and fourth Thurs
day of each month in I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting members always welcome
FLORENCE SNELLING, N. G
MRS. ELLA ALLEN, Sec'y.
KHAXK KIIKPAKD, Prop
HCIIKDII.E
A. M.
Lv. St. Helens 7;30
Warren 7:45
Scappoose gjoo
Ar. Portland j:20
L,v. Portland 10 -00
Ar. St. Helens U:60
Hnturduys and Humlm.
Special trip leaving st. n,.en'g p m
P. M.
1:30
1:46
2:00
3:20
4:00
6:60
H. M. TERRY
THE MOTOR TROUBLE
MAN
Krt MarlilnUt. Bring your
auto trouble lu me. Marine work
a niKTlalty. Hliop at Ht. Helen,
garage,
Plione 87
PRICKS ALWAYS KKAHONAlli.K
Leave rortland 11 p ni.
RELIABLE SERVICE
St. Helens Lodge
No 117, I. O. O. F.
meets ln tho I O.
O. V. Illlll,lln ....
the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month, visiting members are al
ways given a hearty welcome
FRED W. CHRISTIE, Noble Grand
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
Tho Australian wheat crop for the
season of 1917-18 is OHtlmated at
1 14,020,000 bushels, compared with
last year's yield of 152.505,000. The
25 per cent decroaso Is a result of ro
duced acreage and unfavorable conditions.
M. HOVEN
Steamer RUTH
SAFE. SPEEDY SERVICE
TOWING. JOBBING
Passenger accomodations for
100
Landing at City Dock
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of
Pythias meets every Tuesday even
ing in Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis
iting Knights always welcome
EUGENE E. BLAKESLEY. C C
EDISON I. BALLAGH, K. of R."& S.
A St. Helens Lodge No. 32.
JSX A F. & A. M. meets 1st
and 3rd Saturduy in each
month. Visiting brothers cordially
A. L. STONE, W. M.
E. E. QUICK, Secretary.
St. Helens Camp No. 10,999 Mod
ern Woodmen of America, meets the
first Wednesday of each month
H. E. VEAZIE, V. C.
H. E. LA BARE, Clerk.
LECZdiiliiMl
CREAM
CREAM,
CREAM
To at HIGHEST CASH PRICES l.t
Cream Cream Cream
Skip to
Union Meat Co.
PORTLAND, ORB.
WE PAY CASH'
nannurtnr cor rm wclilm and mm.
Send u. vuur ..
y"-'Mi uuirr pancutari
zer were married Tuedv ir.ni 0 lnero-
at St. Helens, bv Rev a a i . Holbrook, F. Anllker and n
After spending their honeymoon in LInk- To dat0 they have 8old about
Portland they returned to ScaoDoosel5,600 worth of bond8-
and will make their home for a
while with the bride's mother, Mrs.
Victor Johnson.
Mrs. Whittle, of Portland, spent
A hood suspended over the kitchen
range and connected to the flue In the
chlmneyjvill gather all the steam and
odors and carry them away.
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ST. HELENS ROUTE
"Mi.m.tt. aiouth
THE PEOPLES tnir
STR. AMERICA
Leaves Portland dally - -2-30 n m
(Sunday 1:30 p. m.)
Arrives St. Helens - . 6 00 d m
(Sunday 3:30 p. m P ni
Loaves St. Helena - - - 0-1B . m
Arrives Portland . . . 105 l m
Makes all way landings, wharf foot
A-?204 P"00e8: Maln
FRANK WILKINS. St Helens Agent
Seven Big Events
BILLY RYAN
California Cyclone A r
tir: , f,'' '
oattie with
Abe GORDON
Bantamweight Champion of the
Pacific Coast
For the
BANTAMWEIGHT TITLE
TED HOKE. Oregon Wond.r .
t v a,
AM..J"NNY Y0ST U"defcated WelterweiRht
YOvlrTnr ABE BROWN
YOUNG IIOGAN v, YOUNG BENNY LEONARD
KID MARIAN vs. YOUNG MILLER
trnABELSN VS- WALTER. GAGE
SCOTTY MILLS vs. VIRGIL HATTON
J;A Moo,e HaH
uu RINGSIDE SEATS, $1.50
HCkets nn c1. m.
" Jaic dt catcher's Cigar Store
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