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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1918)
,CnUued from Page Bl) r!77TioniB Guard. K. A. Hoyt &tad cptain ; Jam.. A. Bacon frt" . Tim other officers P J'-n0ln(d nt the regular meet- M" . . full rninnlement of which ii"10 " ..... will he present. It Is os- kid ihtt nrly 100 men will en- "' - ... n. ....... I inrmirfiiial anil Mrs. r. " ' rlD1pa Fred rpnt Sunday In Port- Cif duunlil'"-. Mr. Krod Wldner. hltb " jiiuibuu p. mcenft lionpltal. Grandma says If ( wr continues '" " II be another Kaiser uiiiiuiibui. P,tr Marraccl won badly Injured . .1.1..... hull a Hliort time sgo. 'I, Infurlsii'J anlmul tossed Mr. l.rsccl nd Injured Ms back. Ill irtntr, J tuioiine, reucucu mm. Ii now nearly recoverea. " REUBEN ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, APRIL 12. 1918 1TMC Vf0 lltltnnn. !M rnM,ri.r M11Y 'l 0ur t,,IU''', announcement col- IN CONSTRUCTION o. u. iieBBrtt to , tll0 BeW The office of public ronds nnd TJtot th no"'"t'n to the office of Ml engineering of the United Hum.'!? "J"' C'':rk' Uen " " canlldttte department of agriculture hue nub-! tM end of 11,8 cou,l,)r IUhe.1 standard forms for specifies-1 V".' ",Uareljr wllhout ny tlou.. stasdard methods of testing IT. . ""e UP " "Upp0rt lhal material!, standard form for resort I i i UU" tl,e nomlnnton. in, teat result, and S.Meh W"' -od. of sampling material., to all I,,1 , ,, ,r ,1!"nn"U necd" no ,ntr bringing about uniformity In the c.n.i '"" tllH vo,"n' of .U,e count'- duct of htithw.v ... """" Prominently Identified various tate.. -Villi II. I..f ..,...!, ,1.. A . I , The publication fr " I.. . ' . ,ur U,B. pa"1 e,"1 the .tand.rd. was made Irable hy , " V,, , , " P!n t0 the necessUy tor co-operative .2;t'" "Kht f d"y- 11 B"0Ujd nl be by the office and the .tat,. In "r'r " "nerate reaon. for carry.n, out of the federal a. rouTt ?! ' 1 act of July II. 1910. The ata dardn S "torvovn,n" between now nd wer d(,.,tdi. . , . itllB Prinary election the Chief will were adopted at a conrvrunce uurt ( -'. . pated In by repreHntatlve of the o - ,Tr ? "C8 l " th'1 " V0,r nee of public Ll. and rural J,.l" U"MWt knOW,ed5e enrln, and of a large numb." I uJ" l " h hnnM 8"Uld be tRt. ti. hi V or"Bour next county clerk. We have the Dartment huH 7 I t"r V " Wulc" dlHp.ay.-'lat.-irl H T . ' B" tl,e,"l Cb,f.,.a,d Adv. 17-2 United Htatei department of UKrlcul- ture, CANADIAN SOLDIER IS COMING HERE COUNTY TAX MONEY COMES IN RAPIDLY W M ItnbUtm. Wllllnm Hyberger.l , , U llnLy. K. K. Mulluber, E. A.7',MM "M T"' v ifffrt and wife and Mm. T. C itti were Ht. Helen, vl.ltor. laal tek. Mr i. ErneHt Wiiiwcr, of Heaver Will H.eak at Ht. Ilelenn, Italnler ami (iathkanle. The taxpayers of Columbia county neiieraiiy .peuKliiK, have come ThroiiRh the klndnem of Robert E. Rinlth. Htate chairman of the Liberty Ioan drive, Columbiu county citizens T through with the nrHt half of their 7'" 'T? " ,,,,portun,ty 10 8ee a"d ,.,. ,. .. , , hoar I'rlvate Michael J. O Rourke. M, wrt , vlHltor In St. ll.l..i toMli M dM. UlB (M turned over to the trennurrr the .urn of 171,164.94, mid he now he. on Mr.. J. T. Kmeraon He will be In Rainier at 2:30 Frlduy afternoon and at CluUknnle Friday Hum irt wwk. Otto Einernon, ,dMr.. Annie Stanley and children ; nlKlit, returning to St. Helena Satur tmt't wre Sunday gueat. of Mr. ,,. 'day. The Portland New. haa tlila .. -i ii r l Itumbnl.ky. I . anv about I'rlvate O'ltourke: 1DD ' (Ir.V. At fill. flillA van. llftrt i ' Mr and Mr.. William Graham, or i - - . . . .. . , ' ' You have had ome thrilling ex- mr. ' 550.1 & llHfl lllten ei.lliintiul frr.it. n !, ! Mrtilt. were the gunnls of Mr. and:,,. , ,, , ' perlenceH, Mr. O'Rourke?" It wo. ..,... a - "'-""" ... rharh Link and family have:. . ,. ... .. .. , j I'rlvate O'Rourke, who Is tall and ItheunutUc I'hIiih Relieved. "I have uaed Chamberlain'. Lini ment for pain. In the chest and lame neag of the shoulder, due to rheuma tism, nnd am pleased to say that It has never failed to give me prompt lellef," writes Mm. 8. N. Kinch. Ba tavla, N. Y. I hereby announce myself ay can didate for Republican nomination of County Clerk at the primaries to bo held May 17, 118. O. B. RENNETT. FOB HIIKItlFF . I hereby announce myself a can didate for the Republican nomina tion for sheriff. If renominated and elected, I will give the office the same businesslike administration I have done In the past. E. C. 8TANWOOD. NOTICE TO CRKWTOR8 ! such. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THf' . Now' therefore- H persons having STATE OF niiFfinv vnu th b , cIalm against said estate are hereby COUNTY or cni ttmria i required to present the same duly t , , " 1 verified to this administrator with In the Matter of the Estate of Alex-! the Will annexed at his office 1112 anler McPherson, Deceased. I Spalding Building, Portland, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that by or-! within six months from the date of der of the honorable County Court! tbls notice, which is dated March 26, made on the 25th day of March, 118. 118, the undersigned, eGo. L. Mc- GEO. L. M'PHERSON, Pherson was duly appointed odmlnlo- Administrator with the Will an trator with the Will annexed of theL nexed of the Estate of Alex estate of Alexander McPherson, -d- amier McPherson, Deceased, ceased, and has duly qualified as 16-5 bo1 '" !i""r 1 10 ve" "eu" ihnvlng caught up with all the reiult- HIMMOXS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Isabel C. Ilentz, Plaintiff, vs. George Uenti, Defendant. To George Bentz, Defendant: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear nnd answer the complaint filed herein, on or before the 19th day of April, 1918, said date being six weeks after the first publication of thin HtimmnnH. a nnrlnrl nf nlv wnekfl being the time prescribed in the or-j der for publication of this summons,' nnrt If vmi fnll In bi nnnAfii rnrl An. I ower, plaintiff will apply to the Court for he relief demanded in her com plaint, to-wit: for a Decree dissolv ing the bonds of matrimony existing! between plaintiff and defendant, and for such other and further relief as the Court may deem equitable and Just In the premises. Service of this summons is made upon you by publication thereof once a week for six consecutive weeks In the St. Helens Mist, pursuant to an order of the Honorable J. A. Eakln When you help Uncle Sam You are working for yourself fe Liberty Bond and help win the war MASON'S Confectionery, Lunches. Dinners broad, and stolid, knit his brows in Judge of tne abova entHied Court, boa. E. A. Selffert and wife visited wlthf. Irlfnul in iiaum'r i uo7. T. ('. Watt. Is visiting wth InlieM. t. lit tlm f.rtlf.lnn lli.tl II.Im' rli.mi ll.ntlfrht I ..kink . .t n . ... nA nn 1. n . . Hnv lynur s receipts are about the ar.nie a. . , . . , ,. ,,.,, ... "Nonn t lint I r"n think of." .aid Of March. IBIS. . . . i. n I the lamlllriti 01 junto r-niu nuu v. uri Kaulwn, in A.ioria. , WEEKLY THRIFT AND WAR STAMP SALES ho. "You were wounded?'.' Inquired headquarters, wondering what Prl jVr.te O'Rourke could talk about to , Oregon audiences. "A scratch," said the soldier. "How did you gut It!" headquar ter, asked. "A bit of a shindy," said Private Miitrlitn HiIkhiI MIh. Matthew's room: Total $37.50; gain for the week, II 50. Ml.. Taylor's room: Total, $200.75; gain for the week. $21.50. Mis. Armstrong's room: Total $260; O'Rourko, who seemed bored. gain for the week, $107.50. tou have meunis on your Dreasi, Total, $87; observed headquarters. How aid DEER ISLAND Mn. Id. Kagen enme down from tattle Wednesday to visit nor par- nil. Mr. and mm. u7 uure. Elmer Loyd had the misfortune to Hep on a nan wnne wormng i mo M Andrews' room: hlpyard last Monday, but the footl .tn for .ha woek $6.25. i' Kot them? U dotnic nicely ana r.nner nopes 10 M, i.i,', ranln. Ttnl 1149 no ! Private o uourke ginncea aown ai . .. i.. i.i.. i - . ... t logo D .1 wura Ullllll, Jl.n Cumm H.u.l IIIO IIIUIiaiH Ull HIS uruuu c-IHumo u Kirry Kyle, chief gunner'. mate.:M. pnrry' room: Total. $74.75: 1 front. U. 8. N.. is on hi. way to Key west, ,i,B -.-..w ii "Thlin? ' said he. "iney give tnim Fit. where he will go into active ..... n,.rnn'. numi? Ti.inl IRS SRr'to soldiers In the nr-r-my. itrrlce. Mn I .eon Jasper and children ipnt Die week end with her mother it miner. UIm Eunice Davl. came' up from Clatukanle to sonnd Sunday with her (liter. Minn Mvrl Dana Davis. A bro ther from Med ford was also a guest of hU iltr. Dana came to Portland to enlist hut was too young to hot ccepted at the prcaent time. Mr. Illythe Carey was operated on gain for the week, $3.50. I Then a lotior came 10 neaaquariers Miss Hairs room: Total, $83; galnl'rom Pendleton. It was from Private for the week, $12.25. ' jO'Rourke's brother, Jack, who had Mm. Uke's room: Total. $147.00; rt 'erd from Mike for 15 years. gain for the week, $11.60. "Tle last time I saw Mike," wrote Mlas Lollare's room: Total. $160.25; J". "wa at Diamond Hill. In the gain for the week. $21.25. or war. He was chasing a Boer Miss Hlckethler's room: Total, $321 ; M U' Knernl direction of Egypt. ruin fr the week. $166.60. I'v Jt lleard ll8 Ib ln Oregon. Miss Stenuick's room: Total. $221;iWhere can I find him?" gain for the week, $4.60. Headquarters began to wonder Mrs. Wilson', room: Total. $150.60; j-bout Private O'Rourke. Hendquar- ..m fr h week 130. i to had a hunch the big Irishman ,. . . ... o. . I ..... . aI Total, $148. i"ao a Blor' lo "u iji IIIkIi rk'hiMil j inquiry weni 10 uuuuu.i , ...... Freshman class $137.75 reply came "ck Sonhomore clas 55.00 ! It appears that Private O Rourko raffle his two voar-old colt for the K? Kn Is the only soinier in uie wiioio urn- ' ' ijUlllur uiwno ----- t..i keneflt of the Amorlcnn Red Cross. 'D.,. ,... a 58 25 Ish army who lias an uiree nieuuis. DIHI1UI iiinpp) - .... . . - . THe chances on the Jersey cow ., c.iR,io to mebersblp In the Ana xms is m wj ,- ' Military medal Private u First DUblicatlon of summons on the 8th day of March, 1918. Last publication of summons on the 19th day of April, 1918. WILBEIt HENDERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postofflce address, 311 Fenton Bldg., Portland, Ore. Pastry u Bread Cake it Emanuel hosoltal. Port and. Tues- i; morning. Her many friends wllljMr nrown's room: M irlovcd to hoar that last reDorts were not verv cncouraelnc. It U reported that Jim Andres will Coffee and Baked Goods Served at All Hours St. Helens Saves Gasoline, Electric lighting and starting are real economy feature found on the Nash One Ton Truck. The driver shuts off the " engine instead of letting it run Idle. Ckuuj, . $1495, F.O.B. Kmoslia " 2 ton, 1875 " Quad, 3250 - Portland Motor Car Co. m n mt r t L, At ! (r) vntrh u hi.ln rnfflAfl liv Inn liner lilonil Ited CniHS unit are colnc fast. They expect to nnnounco the winner very soon. The itnd Cross unit gnve a very uccAsHful dance lust Saturday night. The total receipt, were $68.36. Ex pense, worn as follows: 126.75; leu cream, cones, cookies 1310; hall rent and supplies, $4.70; telephone, 70 cents; advertising, $2; total, $35.25. Net proceeds. $31. The unit has Invested $11 of this In a lood sfli'ond-hand machine and the balance will he used for socks. The regular mooting of the Wo man's Club was hold at the home of Mrs. Geo. W. Mills Wednesday, April 10. The afternoon was devoted to ork upon the Red Cross comfort, which Is now almost comploted. The annual election of officers was held. Mrs. Mills was reelected president; Mrs. Margaret Clark, vice president, and Mrs, Fred Adams, secretary snd treasurer. ' The treasurer's report for the yeur showed all moneys collected u the club linvlng been usod for Red Prosa work, other war activities or community help. The ciub enters Its aecond year's work with enthusiasm "id hones of good to be accomplished. Thursday afternoon, April 18, the dub will moot In Artisan hr.ll to com plete tho comfort. Saturday night, My 4, the Woman's Club will give n apron dance, nt which time the wmfort will be dlsnosed of. Teh luh adjourned to mel with Mrs. John Beaver. Wednesday, May 8. Twelve new members were taken ,n by the Orange Wednesday night, hlch brings the membership up to "'most 100. The Llherty Loan committee of the ted Cross unit reports that Deer Iu 'nml hns gone over the top and Is "HI going. Rainbow Regiment' 'Rourke ...i.. w,iiiiii,in 'was working alone. He came to a Edward Payne. Mary Caniparoll. Mll-ctlon of German trenches that his dred Carlson. Nora Baseel, Lou.se 'comrades hud overlooked. He found Hotel Carl Tucker. Helen Klblnn.,"" 20 German. He marched then. LrdU Harrison, Geraldln. ! Kstol. Mar- '- of Mm back to he Canadian on Bton. Johnnie Mac.. Annab.Uo trench and delivered them over to MUB.C lButori Th0BM note. Rene leVin,bi commanamg o John Sten. Helen Rlcen, JaRsumlne "i"-"- - jonn Dien. .. ' I Canadians had gone over the top. Brown. Jennie Twomhly. n.nnnru. i,. in tees He 'CHURCH NOTICE Private O'Rourke has long legs. pluinpod down Into the German trench nnd found himself entirely Methodist K.lsc.al Clmrrli I surrounded by Germans. He wanted The Friendly Church." Albert to take them prisoners, but he could not gOl lniO IOUUI1 Willi in V4iic.ii. Ross, super- Bosldes, he was In a hurry. So he killed them all with nanu grennaes: 8. Hlsey. paBtor. Sunday school, E. A .... i... in a m Morning worship, sermon by the Later the captain counted the bodies. ..ii nVlnrk There were 30 of them! "h,C. 7 n, Tonic! Victoria Cross-Under an Intens- . 1,!. i.if Ive, short range Are Private O'Rourke I L ..rvlre 8 n m I worked In No Man's Land for three ZZ 'Z S JLto sermon days and nights, saving ; wounded ..8U'i a,,i,M f,,r the i comrades. He saved 15 of them, and ..Tl. House Not Made With; they are nil alive todr.y CIWHHiftl I Ifnnds." I Bakery All Buses Call nt Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT , ORCADIA HOTEL THO.H. ISUISTER, Prop. Chicken Dinner Sunday, 3Sc ' ItATKH $1.00PKR HAY AND UP Niei-lul Rates to Itennlar Uourders But for I Private O'Rourke they would have in this ago of strenuous propara-jdled. Once shrapnel tore his side, on fo the uncertain future. Chris-lllo dug the flake, of metal out of his oiiHtruct- nosh with a jockkihib nuu ri.i uu. Hon for the un Hnnltv stands alone with a co Ivn nrtiBTum Of this you lilUBt 1)0- iir. v ta nart. All men who love WINS $5 PRIZE FOR. God and humanity must work to gether for good. Will you be one to . ... 1... In nil.tnh rlfflltOOUR- duuq a .now . -"" "., ,'tne st. Helens Commercial Club to ness shall stand flrstT To this we. in. ,v.te you. and 1 this work you 'i--"-Lc7, wlndow. lt was stipulated that the decorations BEST LIBERTY WINDOW A cash prise of $5 was offered by Fred Ouonther, tho German nrrest el by Sheriff Stnnwood on Sunday, March 31. was taken to Portland Monday by n deputy United Statos marshal and will probably be In tsrned for the period of the war. be happy. ttinftTCKational Church Bunday school, 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E., Helena Walker leader, 7 p. m. Evening service, 8 o'clock. Rev. J. T. Merrll, of Portland, will conduct nil the sorvlces of the church. ' O. B. BKNNKTT FOR CLKRK The county political pot Is begln .n hnil nnd by mother week It will be going at a good rate. Clats- kanla Is to have a ropresenumvo the Held, as will be noted by a glance Hello, Central! A 128 Yes, Bennett's Barber Shop. Quick and good service. There has been a slight increase in the price of Fords. The five passenger Tour ing Car is now $524.08, and the Runabout $508.69, delivered in St. Helens and war. tax paid. There is never a doubt as to Ford cars serving satisfactorily and economically. Give us your crder without delay, for con ditions are uncertain. ' Independent Auto Co. AUTO ACCESSORIES St. Helens, Oregon wore to be entirely of the commodl tlos handled in the store and to be significant of the Third Liberty Loan, j A committee of three, Mrs. N. O. , Lnrabee of Houlton, Mrs. James Elli son of St. Helens and Mr. Veator of Columbia City, were named as Judges nnd after carefully Inspecting the windows they awarded the prize to the St. Helens Morcnntlle Company. Others who were seriously considered wore Columbia Mercantile Co. of Col umbia City. Taber's Variety Store, Larson & Co., The Toggery, E. A. Ross and the confectionery at Colum bia City. Str. IRALDA Rates between. St. Helen, and Portland, 50 cents one way, 78 rents for the round trip. Tickets good until used. Rout leaves St. Helens 7:55 a. ms Returning leaves Portland 2:80 p. m. Arrive at St Helen 4 -45 p. m. C I. HOOGHKIRK If We Win This will be the Last War!' If We Lose It will be but the beglnnlne of wars upon wars, a holocaust with slaugh ter, famine end unspeakable hor rors. , The Issue is plain. It is up to you. Kither sacrifice now or moke the supreme sacrifice later. Save Now, by Plaii to Buy THIRD LIBERTY BONDS Rutherford Realty Co. North of City Hall : ;
