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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1918)
THE TOGGERY The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx flen's Clothing and Furnishings HartSchatfheri an Clothes K.Mn I All Vool Clothes Of course you prefer all-wool clothes. They wear so much longer and hold their shape bet tercost less in the long run. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes are Guaranteed All Wool Very few manufacturers in America today arc guaranteeing all wool in their garments. This is a Point Worth Bearing in Mind Before You Make Your Selection Dick for Duds, HT. IIKLKNH, OKKUON MARCH REPORT OF AGENT HOWARD Mh. Ii Urk u A.oii.,,IhI,I n Ari. cultural Lines. NEGRO HAS 14 SONS IN U. S. ARMY George Ilorden, negro, of Golds horo, N. C, has furnished Hons to the war tn the turn of nearly two squads. He la the father of 35 children, 27 of them living, and 14 of them In the United Statei army, either in this country or In Krance. lie hns been married three times and on four occasion has been the father of quadruplets a world'3 record. (i-t KM of Your Rheumatism. Now Is the time to Ret rid of your rheumatism. You will find C'hamber- Ir.ln's Liniment a great help. The re ll.tf which It affords Is alone worth many times Its cost. The content of U,Ih report covers the period fiom March 4 to March "'. Inclusive Much time during the month was devoted to the organiza tion of community committees, meet ing with the various organizations to BKhlHt in niI1K t1(.r .,, 1W))U( BnU In gelling co-operators for the vari ous field demonstration projects. If figures are proof, the agent was not warning in work during the month. During the 11 days spent In the office, lu.'l furmers actually called on farm business. Finding time to in terview tlieHe 103 farmers, an aver age of about 9 per day. writing 152 letters, and unswerliig 86 phone calls In these 11 days Is the Job that kept the agent busy. Project Work Heed Needs. During the month clover seed w;rs supplied to 82 farm ers. Timothy was located for 19, corn for II. barter for wi,.i r,.r 14. oiiiu f,.r. ( ,.1 , the County of Columbia, State of r. .7. . ., '; Oregon, .aed the 27tll uay of Aprll intjnc nuoioers, many others secured seed thnniirh ini. ! ments made in open meetings. 8weet clover seed wus furnished two furm lers to he used In trials on burned !over lnnd. NOTICK OK HHKKIr'K'H HALK IN THE CIRCUIT COUIIT OF THE 8TATK OK O It ROOM, FOR THE COUNTY OP COLUMBIA. E. J. Mills vs. Jamen A. Ray and Nancy M. liny, his v.lfe, and Jack son Ray and Samuel Ray. I)y virtue of en attachment exe cution and order of s:.le duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of 11918, In a certain action In the Cir cuit Court for said Cot.nty and State, : wherein E. J. Mills ax plaintiff, re- ; covered Judgment against James A. I Ray and Nancy M. Kay, tils wife, and ; Jackson Ruy and Samuel Ray, for i the sum of Four Hundred Thirteen The Agricultural Council nmlinr-l And 93-100 Dollars, :ind costs and !lzed the airent to nnrelm . 1.. m... uisnursements taxed :il Twenty-two !,,.,. , . . , . .and 40-100 Dollars, on the 25th day clover seed to meet the needs of the!,,f Anril im- rnrmers. Acting accordingly 6,435 Notice Is hereby given that I will lhs. of clover seed of excellent quul- on 11,0 1h1 day cf June, 1918, at the 1 Itv w niiri-hnymi fr,.... i ! 'nt door of the Court-house in St. In.. .. . . . """"" "'! Helens, in said County, at 10:00 .,,,., cuuniy ana turned over o'clock in the forenoon of said day, I " me inrmers 01 the different com-! sell at public auction to the high munitlcs in pool quantities at cost. ; PKt bidder, for cash, the following Where individuals purchased in small n0H"lhe Property, to-wlt Mtllllltlti KH li - . -1 .l ".("" " 0 Why is Oregon's Self Appointed Boss Afraid of Stanfield? I"' ' I tli A emit lion at it teiu mure was ciiargeu . uunrter and tho Punt half of the to cover cost of container aiyi trans--southwest quarter of Section 27, fer. Clover seed has been very scarce Township Ave North of Range four : nml by buying it so us to lay It down ' Wef of Willamette Meridian, in Col :. ., - . ., ' ,. umbla County, Oregon, also that part ; to the farmers nt 26 H cents this one 0f the wet half of the northwest lot of seed saved at least $400 for 'quarter of Section 34, In Township llho farmers. A list Is kept of all flve North of Rr.nge four west of ! supplies of good, clean seed oats, and Willamette Meridian in Columbia , , ...... , County, Oregon. (farmers are using the local supply; Taken and leyM upon ag th(! , when the quullty will wurrant. I property of the said James A. Ray I Crop Improvement. Six farmers ond Nancy M. Ray, his wife, and Jackson Kay and Samuel Kay, or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said judgment In favor of E. J. Mills against said James A. Ray and Nancy M. Ray, his wife, and Jackson Kay and Samuel Ray, with .Lmju.!. ....,.. I. .1 a. H,l, ll n , , .... . 1 iihdidoi iiiciouu, iwciiici nun an 2nd, comparison as to yield and qual-;C08t8 and d,HHUrBenient8 that have : Ity of such seed with common native or may accrue. 1 nre securing certified seed potatoes i to plant a portion of their crop. Rur ! bunk and Netted Gems are the varle ! ties secured. The object will be two Ifold: 1st, vurlety comparisons, and : Ktock. ! Livestock Improvement. Two lan : tern slide lectures were given on the , selection of the sire and herd Im- pruvement. As a result of these two I meetings, farmers are buying pure ' bred females to use as foundations, j One furmer was assisted in purchas ing a herd bull, and a pure bred llerk- E. C. 8TANWOOD, Sheriff. Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, this 1st dny of May, 1918. NOTICK TO (X)XTKACTOKH Sealed proposals, addressed to the County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, at St. Helens, Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals for Improving the following Roads In Colurkbla shire hoar was selected for another ; County, Oregon, towlt: farmer. ;CHAS ERICKSON ROAD, IN itOAD Believing that the Republican voters of the state of Oregon would not look with favor upon Oswald West naming the Sena torial candidate for the Republican Party. And inasmuch as I have received many thousands of letters ?.nd other assurances from the Republican voters assuring me of tehir support, I must respectfully decline the proposal of Mr. West that all other candidates withdraw and give a clear field to C. L. McNary. I feel that I have the confidence of the Republican voters and the people of this great state that I will serve them honestly and efficiently as a Senator and at this critical time they are in clined to support a man from the business walks of life. Oswald West has heretofore asserted that he only desired to be a candidate that he might oppose me if I should be success ful in defeating McNary in the primaries. His interference is intolerable to me, as I believe it is to the Republican voters of the state, and I will welcome the oppor tunity to oppose him in the general election if he should be suc cessful in defeating his Democratic opponent, Mr. King. R. N. STANFIELD. j Club Work. Assistance was given I two boys In securing pigs for taking I up the pig club work. DISTRICT NO A BRIDGE ON PEBBLE CREEK ROAD, near ('. U. Enstrom's place. In Road District No. 9. Publicity. Number 1. Volume 2. or such of the above mentioned roads of the monthly publication was Issued the Contractor may elect to bid upon. ... n nn ' will be received by said County Court during March. This was sent to 1200 - , 2 0.clock p M May m mg farmers. A call was made for a 25c : and not thereafter, and at that time subscription fee and as a result of i will be publicly opened and read. 1 this nearly 200 subscriptions are paid i. A'l proposals must be made upon I blank forms, to be obtained from the I "u- RoadmaBter. at his ofnee at St. Hel- Miscellaneous Work. The agent enB, Ore. Must give prices proposed, I was called out for veterinary service! both In writing and In figures, and ill times during the month. A vet-'UBt be 8i5ned by the bidder, with I , , ,111 . . 1 .1 1 his address. erlnurian si badly needed In this plana and specifications are on file, county. Sixty-five bulletins were dls-1 ,) moy ue examined in the office ; trlbuted. Assistance was given on ! of the County Clerk plans for three silos. Hummury During tho month 12 days were I spent In the field and l days in .the ofllce. The Increasing use of the Plans and Spectflcv.tlons of the Ertckson Road are also on file and can be examined at the residence of A. E. Harvey, at Clatskanle, Ore. Plans and Specifications of the Pebble Creek Bridge are also on file and can be examined si the residence ; county agent s office Is Indicated by j of jud(,0n Weed nt Vernonla, Ore. Each bidder Bhall deposit, with his Ibid, a certified check for an amount . of at least five per cent of his bid, si payable to the County Clerk, which PerSOU. clinll ha f..rf,llnH tn Ilia I'nnntv In 1 1 2 1 wrote letters and 85 cnlled by I case the award Is made to him, and I Phono. The agent made 56 furm ! " shall neglect, full or refuse, for , ,. .,, . ., ,.,., 1 a period of five days, alter suci ' the increasing number of personal I cr.lls at the office end the letters and j phono culls received. One hundred. 1 I ond three furmers called In in.u mtiuuiiK m wnpil la mml. tn Alitor into a con. ttt'itrfirt nml filo the rennirfHl hmwl. Ruy a Home anf Know that You will not Have to Move Next Month 5- Room House with two good garden lots in cultivation, well located; $800.00. easy terms. See this at once. 6- Room House with two garden lots with fine soil, fruit trees and berries. Good loca tion. $1400.00. Easy payments. 7- Room House and lot two blocks from Hg mill. A bargain at $1100.00. $100.00 down and balance like rent. 6-Room House and two lots for $800.00. $200.00 down and balance on small pay ments. Also have several other places that can be paid for on practically rent terms. Rutherford Realty Co. addressed with 311 persons In tendance. Seven newspaper articles were written containing' 1100 words. The speedometer registered 604 miles during tho month. Respectfully submitted, n. C. HOWARD, County Agricultural Agent. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. I S. C. Morton, County Judge. I A. E. HARVEY, Commissioner. JU11SON WEED, Commissioner, i 11. E. ABRY, Roadmaster. J. W. HUNT, County Clerk. 0-2 WAR'S FIRST YEAR TOLL; American casualties from the be-1 ginning of the war to April 1, as re ported by the war department, are: i Killed In action, 233; killed by acci dent, 1C3; died of disease, 789; lost, at sea, 267; died of other causes, 45; total doaths, 1,487; wounded, j 817; captured, 22; missing, 68; to-, till casualties, 2,384. ; Proper Kmh1 for Weak Ktonmclis. The propor .food f r one man may be all wrong for another. Every on should adopt a diet suited to his age and occuputl6n. Those who have wuuk stomachs need to be especially careful und should oat slowly and masticate their food thoroughly. It Ib also Important that they keep their bowels regular. When they become constipated or when they feel dull and stupid r.fter eating, they should take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and move the bowels. They are easy to take and pleasant In effect; Mr. Stanfield makes the above reply to the proposal of Oswald West that all candidates for senator withdraw in favor of Mr. West's candidate. The whole activity of the democratic ma chine in attempting to stem the tide of dissatisfaction against their candidate now in the senate is laid bare in this last su preme attempt of Mr: West to bolster up a forlorn hope. The question is do the people and the Republicans want this sort of bossism in Oregon, or do they want 100 per cent Amer icans and 10O per cent republicans such as Mr. Stanfield, a suc cessful, energetic, patriotic self-made man whose every act has added to the progress and growth of Oregon, a man who gets results, accomplishes something, who has worked and knows how to work, and who will work. Stanfield is 100 per cent American and 100 per cent republican and he would support the President in winning this war. Which do you want? or one who cannot. A man who can stand on his own feet (Paid Adv. by Stpnfleld Senatorial League, 203 Northwestern Bank Bldg.) St. Helens Acreage For Sale v Kront 2 to 20 acre tracts ad joining Ore, V. Mcllt-UIo school in West St. Helens, at ISO to per acre, on lonu; time and cany payments. Lest) than the cost of an ordinary lot. Now Is the time to buy. The High way to the seu will run along side of this tract. Let us take you out iu our auto to look at this land, and you will surely And tho land you want. t GEO. H. SHINN, St. Helens, Oregon JUST ARRIVED A NICE LINE OF LAIDES' SILK POPLIN DRESSES LATEST STYLES On Sale at $8.95 While they last. Come early and make your choice. M. ROSENTHAL ASK YOUR GROCER For Bread from our modern, cleanly bakery; You will like it and continue to use it. Cream Rolls, Cream Puffs, Doughnuts, Pies and Cakes WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Phone B-114 West St. Helens, Oregon 1
