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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1918. r FVvvvvVWVWVI Mr. and Mrs. Butlor have returned " rADDFCPmurrwrP Vfrom Kort Leavenworth, Kan. They LLUKKLarUNULNLL mPt wlth , ul!(appo,ntraent. a8 n,aun AAAAAAAAAAAr cey had left for service. There will be a combination Ber- SCAPPOOSE Mrs. 11. L. Eskridge, of SliorUlan. visited her mother, Mrs. E. M. Watts, last week. An official wire from Washington stated our two boys, Hugh Adams and Clyde Gochnour, who were o;i the President Lincoln when it was tor pedoed, were safe. Curl Helmuller and Ernest Tang ier leave Friday for Bremerton, Wash. They have enlisted in the ; navy. Arniand Duncan failed to pass j new II. P. n. carrier, examination on account of his eyes. I.-.,..!,.,, ! t ,......, A goodly crowd attended the exer vice at the Congregational church in the morning. The children's day ex ercises will be given and Mr. I'pshuw will be present. He will also occupy the pulpit in the evening. Morning sorvlcesare changed to 10:45. Eve ning service, 8 o'clock. Mrs. Getchell is pending several days in Salem this week. Mr. Washburn has accepted a po sition in Portland for the summer. Pred Lnuge has been appointed our returned We wel- cises which began at 2 p. m. at the cemetery. The program was undor the direction of Mrs. Margaret Wash liurn, and was as follows: Song America Assemblage President Wilson's Message Read by Mrs. Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Crowley from their vacation Sunday. come them home. Mr. Grewell has finished papering the Rablnsky house and now Is pa pering the home of J. 11. Duncan throughout. Al. Platz returned from California aaiuraay. Invocation Dr. Hatfield Mrs. Schell, of Portland, visited j Lincoln's Gettysburg Address .... Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Thursday Evau Lnpham and Friday. Address Significance of This Day Mrs. C. E. Barker, of Beaverton.j Jll(Ige v f spent Friday and Saturday with Dr. The Gram, Army o( ,he Uepublio. . and Mrs. Hatfield. . L. B. Allen. Veteran of Civil War Wm. Scholz is home from the hos- soldiers of Today. .Prof. Jas. Dodson pita1' I There are five veterans of Oregon Postraba has Improved enough to ,ndlnn warg te vcteran8 of the clv be out- j war, and three Spanish-American war aciooi ciuseu r nuay aim an me veterans whose teachers have returned to their sev-! rtteij eral homes. Tlie decoratlng commltteo was Rob- There was a large attendance at ert Lynclli Dlx Holaday, carrying the the commencement Friday evening. ' hlgh 8chool flag. Friu Ual)ln8kv. The high school play was held in',, and Jack DunCan, soldier. In the hall Wednesday even.ng. uniforlU( and si3C girU o( the lgh Pupils of the high school gave a j school carrying baskets of flowers and dance Saturday evening in Watts & ( wreaths. Price hall, for their teacher. Miss J Perfect silence was observed by the Anderson. large crowd all during the decoration Miss Ruby Tipton hus accepted a! of the soldiers' graves. Most of the position in the Hillsboro school for I graves In this pretty little cemetery next year. ; were lavishly trimmed by friends and Gladys Johnson is home from O graves were deeo- Tuesday evening, on the way to Portland ono of the California oil trucks went over the bank at Jack son creek and turned turtle, pinning the driver under the car. He was not seriously hurt. At the bridge there is a lot of cut rock and wheu thetruck struck It, it caused the wheel to turn and the truck was over the bank before the driver could regain control. WARREN The warehouse committee, consist ing of A. 11. Tarbell, Carleton Lewis, Washington Muckle, Aj, L. Larson, K. P. Larsen and A. L. Morris, met Fri day night to complete their report to he submitted to the subscribers of the warehouse fund at a meeting to be called within a few days. Already there has been subscribed $1,205, which fully guarantees the project. The committee will meet on Thurs day with the right of way ngonl of the S. P. & S., to talk over and ar range for a location if such can bo obtained satisfactorily from the rail road company. If no arrangements can be made then, a private site will be secured. The proposition of a hull t.bove the warehouse Is advocated in tome quarters, and this would neces sitate a private site, or pp.rtlully so. The building under contemplation will be 50x70 feet, and In all prob ability It will be of tile, with 10 or 16 foot walls; 10 feet If no hull Is pro-j GOBLE O. M. Hoven and son were guests of his sister. Mrs. M. Hoven, Sunday Mrs. B. J. Keelan, of Deer Island. raid Miss- Ivalo Trncy. of Columhlu City, were In Hoble for the com mencement exercises. Sunday, May 25, a community flag was unfurled at (iohlo. Mr. daunt, of Rainier, and Mr. Mi-Milan de livered addresses. The audience Joined In the singing of "The Star Spangled llunuer." Beneath the na tional banner was raised (table's Honor Hug bearing thlrteon slurs. Annual commencement exercises of the (iohle school were held in Red men's hall Saturday, June 1. nt 8:30 p. m. A Inrge and appreciative audi ence was present. The following l.rogrum was very creditably pre sented: f The Sleeping Beauty. .Junior pupils Kecitiulou Louise Link Keel tat Ion Helen Archibald Violin Solo Morris Hoven Plug Drill Senior I'upils Song The Old Plug Never Touched the Ground School Recitation Primary boys Knitting Song M. Welter. II. Ilrown, N. Ouder- kirk, M. Hoven. V. Ouderklrk, O. Cnutwell, M. Tipton, P. Lengacher. Song A String of Pearls Opal Hunter Salutatory Glun Larson i Over the Top Joyce llyberger vlderi for In thA nvpnt of n litilt .,.,.,, ., , , ... , Class Prophecy Otto Cantwell the building would cost about $1,800. , .... At the meeting of the subscribers a board of management, p-esldont anil secretary will bo elected. Work will be begun as soon :s possible In order to handle the full products of War ren and surrounding territory. The patriotic celebration planned for the nation's birthday is being rounded into shape. Mrs. Garriott has been appointed manager of ar rangements for the Red Cross, and The Red, White and Blue Ada Neer Our Dead Heroes Hurry Bishop Valedictory Murguerite Welter Address to Graduates W. A. Williams Presentation of Diplomas A. Liu son The following pupils received Eighth grade diplomas: Marguerite WoKer, Glen Larson, Otto Cantwell, A. C, Corvallls. Mrs. Elizabeth Adorns, of Portland, visited friends In Scappoose Thurs day and Friday. Mrs. Grant Watts has been appoint ed chairman of the W. S. S. for June. On June 28 there will be a patriotic rally at the school grounds. Watch for further notice. it Is proposed by her to have at least j1U"rry vlhv Joyefi ,1',',,rK'r. Ada ."NOOJ. Gc-bln is unusually proud of Its He'fium. and Junior lle.l r-rna n,i .'- ""' coins mis year necauso or lieiehhnrn flnrt A unlrlt nf allonfa nnri ' o i ... i ten Hoats representing America, Eng-: j almost of reverence was shown while!. , , , . ., . ' -u ov i,m i., i land. France. Italy, Japan. China and ........ w . t "..I. ucauir I ful flowers I These husbands and fathers and bro thers and lovers We've enshrined In our hen'-ts these dead heroes of ours And covered them over with our choicest of flowers." National and Local Meat Business The meat business of the country is conducted by various agencies By small slaughter-houses in villages By local Abattoirs or small Packing Houses in towns both Using only a part of the local live stock supply and Furnishing only a part of the local demand for meat. These slaughtering and distributing agencies fill a well denned but neces sarily restricted place in the distribu tion of the products of live stock. But only packers like Swift & Company, organized on a national scale, are able to undertake the ser vice that is more vitally important, involving An Obligation to the Producer To purchase for spot cash all the live stock the producer may send to market for slaughter. An Obligation to the Consumer To make available to every con sumer, everywhere, in season and out, the full supply and variety of meat products, of the highest standard that the market affords. a Red Cross float. The home guards'11" l,lKh avpr"Ra- Marguerite Welter will, it is hoped, be equipped with recolvei1 11,0 MrMl nverage In Col uniforms and rifles by that time, and ! u,,1,,la cou;;ty. 9B- (iU'K I-'rsoi re wlll parade to the picnic grove ful-i colve'1 t,le ",p""1 hlK,,P!,t A,,:l lowed by the Uoy Scouts, thoy In ! Noor' tl'lnl- turn being followed by the floats, I 'nrllllc:u.es of perfect r.Hemh-nce then coming the members of the Red !werB Presented to Harold Hunter, Cross In antomoblles. The parade I'pulHe '''. Hilton Tipton, NeUle will be headed by the guard band. ', 1,1 ,ton' A,,:l N',,pr ,lr'1 n"-lr' '!'P Refreshment!) will be sold by the W. A. Williams, of Portland, spoke ladles of the Red Cross and all the ' f?ellnly ,0 ih t "The funds derived from that source will I V"1,1PS of 1,lfo " go to the Red Cross organization. It' Haz"' rown' President of the Jun- is honed that Yankton nnd other '"' ""' wcieiy oi mo scnoot, home guard organizations will at tend. The Uoy Scouts, under Scout Mas ter S. W. Duhlgren. will drill In fu- ituro with the home guards on the r0I'- I school grounds Wednesday evenings instead of Friday as heretofore. C. W presented the needs of that society In a brief but tolling Bpeecii. A collection was taken up, result ing In 37.30 for relief work In Eu- Marguerito Welter, on behalf of ho graduating class, presented Miss beautl- bng, In token of sojourn in Imperial Valley, Callfor-! tlu'lr nPPmcltlon of the elllclent and nla. Ho spent the year with his bro-1 ,nlnBtal,i"R wrk she had one. E. II Pace, brother of Mrs. A ii. I'riucipai, Willi a Tnrl.oll I,.. rotnrnoH f.n.o I lU1 le.ltllOr blind ! ther, Page, whom he hud not DEEP. ISLAND i seen In 18 years. Mr. Page will be. employed In the shipyards here. j .. . Mr. and Mrs. Walhouse, of Mayger, . 7 " ', y l" ufier ,H- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John ! A"X" ary on ,1,e 18tl' w" Fnrr testing the new Hupmoblle that! Ke': a"' ",ost EcaBrul "'r John bought on Saturday. I Ver Kh'"" H tl,ls ,1,lte- w- Coch- Miss Myrtle Larson, who has been""0' M Granc- amI Coch tralnlng the youths of Harney county. ' rane'of 1 "rtland, prominent attor Is expected home Friday. I ",ey"' ,,olt0 ,,rllnHy on the work Col. W. J. Fallerton, candidate for!, thB Iled ('roKK n"'1 lts "rK"t '"""I county judge, will soon be equipped fOrm0nCy to carry 0,11 lts P- The with a new automobile. He will make! "Ud'en?e W"H ,,el'1 H,,!l""'"'l I. earnest canvass for the oosltlon n i-ioqiieiit ami flra NOTICK TO CHKIti nntH. IN TUB COUNTY COURT OF THE STATU OK ORKCON FOR COL- UMHIA COUNTY. In the matter of the Kslate of Nlch- olua Welter, Heroused. Ntolce Is hereby given, That Henry N. Welter has been duly appointed administrator of the Kstate of Nich olas Welter, deceased, by the County Court of Columbia County, State of Oregon, and lias duly nuulillod for said trust. All persons hiivlng claims against snld estate are hereby noti fied to present the same duly verl lled. with the proper vouchers, to said administrator at his residence In Oolite, Columbia County. Oregon, within six mouths from the (lute of this notice. Dated Juno 7th, 1918. HENRY N. WKI.TKR, Administrator of the Kstutn of Nicholas Welter, Deceased. W. A. HARRIS. Attorney for Administrator, St. Helens, Ore. 25-6 MIST WANT COLUMN limit for Sale 26 feet long, 8 fool beam. Hus a removable cabin. Very suitable for trolling. 4 -horse Standard engine. Price reasonable. Cull or write P. F. Jasper, Columhlu City. 26-1- 3 room bungalow fr sale, In Col umbia City. For further informa tion see W. A. llarrb, attorney. 26-3 3 dox. female riinnrles for sale. Mrs. J. Wellborn, Warren, Ore. 2I-2 $1100 to loan on real estate security by Columhlu County Abstract Com pany, St. Helens, Ore. 26-1 For Sale 2fi head young pigs and shonts; 8 saddle horses rnd work horses, good drivers. I will buy milk cows, beef cuttle or stock cows. Dave Conns, Phone 10SF11. lluchelor Flat. 25-lf For Sale Sectional bookcase and combination writing desk. Singer sewing muchlne. llox couch, dresser and good heating stove. Mrs. Alta C. Dr.r. forth . 25-I- For Sule Ford car. in good shape. If you want a really good cur at a bargain see me at once, us It won't Inst long at the price. Inquire at the Mist olllce. 25-I- FINE PIANO, Just like new, last yonr's model. Only $176. (lood rungo. only $16. Iron beds $4. Must sell quick. See F. A. Lyinburner nt Mist ofllco. Lost On county rond, between Deer Island and (iohle, a package containing album anil framed pic ture of Multnomah Fulls. Flndor please leave at The Toggery. Reward. I PROFESSIONAL tKi E. A. ROSS l uueral Director 1W , Uuslnost Phone 23 li..,?1 DR. C. E. WADE Physician ana Hur, . Phone 9) MUCH!. BMI. St. llebus, S. B. IIOSKIN DeuUm Office In lJauk Bmiain, DR. L. GILBERT ROSS I'liy.Ulun .na Hunt,. mice in i.auit mug, Hl DR. ALFRED J. peel I'IijtmIi-Im and Burgeoe Masoulo building Ob, I1VWUI, n 1 Omioi DR. S. II. RUSSELL MIW. ItUSHKI.I IjMlle.- Mm-. Mourlleld Cabinet Hlonm TT Hours 9 a. in. to 6 D. m i iione u-128 Bt. ll8iBnii 0r GLEN R. METSKER Attorney Office In Ilaak Ilulldlnt 1 "on " St. 1IIdV On T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Coroner Phone 64 Kesldunce ption liu E. S. SNELLINO Attoruey at 1 GEO. H. SIIINN Attorney at U St. Helens, Oregon J. W. DAY Attorney at Iw iiann llldg. hi. Jiuleat, On FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at U Rainier. 0n T. F. ROBERTSON Watchmaker and Jeweler V KMT MT. IIKI.K.NH All Work Guaranteed Prices Iteawnitlt LODGES The Loyal Oraor of Moose. 8t M ens Lodge No. 1238. Mocti thi Ins ana third Tuesdays of each motll ah visitors cordially Invited. II. A. COLT, DlcUtot w. w. UL.AKESLEY, Sec. Wanted A good, neut woman for general housework, (iood wages fur the right purty. Apply to Mrs. R. 3. Frukes, Scuppooso, Ore. 24-2 ror Salo Young fresh Jersey cow Cood milker. P. 11. Lund, Warren. Oregon. 24-2 Strayed or StolenIn the Yankton neighborhood, a black Jersey year ling heifer; white ring around noso. Reward for Information. Rudolph Kurth, Yankton, Ore. 24-2- For Sale Hurness, wagon and 2 borse cultivator. Inquire at Houl ton P. (). M. i. McWblnney. tf Mlzpnh Chapter O. K. 8. mecti It Masonic Hall the socoud and fonnl Huturdnya of each month. MRS. MARY E. CHRISTIE. W. H. JOHN PHILIP, fecr. Tllilcuui Tribe No. C2, Improiid O. R. M., of Yankton, Ore., mevtiil us wigwam, second and fourth Sit iirduya of euch month. V, . O. I1RANNON, C. of R. K. L. HYDE, Sachem. St. Helens Reboknh I-odee. So 217, moots second and fourth Tbui day of each month In I. O. O. F. lulL Visiting members ulwnys welcumi. FLORENCE SNELLINO, N. 0 MRS. ELLA ALLEN, Hoc'- Ixist An alllirator.l tl I linn u-ln between depot and Mist olllce FliuL or kindly leave wml m n,iu ..m . h.i.n vine? Year Book of interesting and instructive facts sent on request. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois an sought. Mrs. T. E. (irewell, who Iiub just undergone a successful operation, Is convalescing and Is expected home ibis week from the Portland hos pital. The children of the Swedisli Sun day school will hold their p.nnual pic nic on July 4th, as hns been their custom for the last ten years. The Red Cross will be remembered on that day from the proceeds of the affal.'. Louis W. lioesel, who has been on furlough for a month from Camp Lewis, returned last Saturday to again take up his war duties. His two sisters, Mrs. Adams and MIbs Lucy lioesel, don men'B clothes and do the farm work. The back road Is rocelv.ng a coat of rock after being turnplked, and the residents are jubilant over the pros pect of good roads, something they never, had before, mr.tlc manner, described the coinlnir of "Zero" hour to the men on the firing line. Mrs. Vlroqua Godfrey, of Vancouver, II. c.. and Edward Keelan, a member of the slgmi corps, took up the collection. The entire proceeds of the dance wao $165 Door Island Auxiliary wishes to thank the people from ull p-.-.rts of me county who, by thr ,)r0HCnce anu generous contributions, made th dance such a success. tY. . i nave anout 400 acres nt l...r.i ovor logged-ofT land suitable fr pns turo Needs about ono mile of fenco. " in K.ve iuu anil uso of land until March 1. 191. to anyone who will complete fence. John Douil, Yank ton, Ore. Tel. St. Helens 118F2. 22-3-x Swift & Company, U. S. A. YANKTON Wulllco Griffls and Edward Sauscer, two young men of the Yankton neigh borhood, left Friday morning for California, where they have gone to answer Uncle Sam's call and be of service to their country. Wednesday evening about forty of their friends and neighbors gathord at the home of Edward Sauscer to wish the boys the best of luck and a safe return after the war. Each of the boys were presented with a finely equipped war kit as tokens of regard from tholr companions. A very nice supper was served and an enjoyable evening Bpent by all. Horn- NUimui-li. This Is a mild form of Indigestion It Is uaunlly brought on by eating too rapidly or too much, or of food not suited to your dlgostlve organs If you will eat slowly, masticate your food thoroughly, ent but little meat and none at all for supper, you wm more thun likely avoid the sour stom ach without taking ,,y medicine wnaiever. When you have sour stom uch take one of Chamberaln's Tablets to aid digestion. KIKE! HRK! l'lftE I IRl'i See E. E. Quick. St. Helens, and Insure your property ln th, 0 Fire Relief Association of McMlnn vllle, Oregon. Don't put it off Mcn6tt W. I. WARREN Xgont. lasiures Wanted. Purlins hnvlng pastures coiiiiiiiiiiinia .. ...... 1, . . - "l. WIICU Willi livestock ilrokerage Co.. 110 Kx- X"""8" ,'""K-' Isort" Portland, Ore Ron. Phono W'oodluwn 2400. For Salo Work horse, double arly kins Medical Shop. H.iulto,, 21-4 2f-W." .In:l.u":o.of A- ''f''t at w Jldewak l.M,,n ,,0Ht 0,,lcn: sewer, smowalk, light, water, etc. This in absolutely the best buy In town Ad Uress owner, Ilx. 266, rity Terms? 20-tf For Sain '. " Kood seed, ,'s YeHow, L. J. Larson. , '" hatchlnCiw0"fe '',7" tor iiaiciiing, J160 for 16, postnald f-. rLJ- ". w is. 10-tf For Sule V.ivhi o ... . . St. HoIcdi Lodf No 117. I. 0. 0.T meets In th I 0. O. F. bulltllnf. on the second and fourth Siiturdayi ol each month, visiting memberi trt tlr ways given a henrtv we com. FRED W. CHRISTIE, Noble Grand. C. W. HLAKESLEY, Sot Avon fjidvA K'n A3 UTnlffhtl Pythias meets cvorv Tuesday eM In if In Castln Hull. Hi lleluni. VII- Ring Knights always welcome KUOENE E. HLAKESLEY, C. C. EDISON I. MALLAtill, K. of It. A St. Helens Lodge No. it VV A. F ft A. M. metti 1 and 3rd Saturday In month. Visiting brothers conlUW A. L. STONE, W. E. E. QUICK, Secretory. St. Helens Cnmn Nn 10.999. Moi- ern Woodmen of America, moeti th first Wednesday of enrh niontli. II. E. VEAZIK, V.C, H. E. LA HARE, Clerk. Warned "You have hc-iiio powder oa your coat lapel." "Well, what about It?" "Nothing. Only you shouldnl bend ever so far when tyln Jrour whito shoes." Loul'ivllle Courier- Journal. Try a Want Ad. ln the Mist, will bring results. It Chiropodist Corns, Ingrowing Nail,, ,, other Foot Trouble taken ,, f by lh-. Mills. Call olllce of Dr. H. . KlIHh,. between (I and 8 P. M., ,fu0 2. HI ami Haturduy artenioon June 14. Other hours by liointment. anTimkptic I'UNLKHS Cascara Ilnrlr r. and Fox nin. i " urtt,)e Kot falls VroaZ Co""'?. W,l,nle'1' (;,,e rouuee Co., Aberdeen, Wnsli 14-tf A-VB2?iiob0I1SrR ; evenlnen innci, a- uulKer. Phone ' 1 l-3m- two0r'ver'vb?ll.B-flr00ra "' R the0traPor,CUlar" -Tf -I ."rto'Vne0,2,loUlo-"- Will tlmo. HaroW PP nn nr on,, at St. Helens. " R88' D'1I,k B'l8-. For Sal T tVonHKr.trTtMpan. f0Ur Mortgage Loans . On Improved Farms at the lowest rates and on long time. Repay able In audi installment! as the borrower m1 wish. Liberal prepay ment terms arranged. No commissions charged. Loans closed promptly' Mortgages purchased. WM. McMASTER 701 Corbctt Hldg. Piirtlund, 0''0 Dank, . v-uiuuiijiu county 49tf