St. Helens mist., June 28, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

.."mjTII CAROLINA
fW4 t rn rni fiMTT?;
H la popularly uiPH,l ,llttt l,l t
....a nr iiiti 1 1 ii i mi niiiiiiu
iPu""1', . . . " , . . .......
,n on a "M"
11 ... I.. II... ill. I v..-tt.
. DI,B, lllll l""
? i. . n.iiniiuiiliy that throw off
...ui.ii vikn mure than a year
Tumult In t tlly
in tin) ill"'1"' Q",lkr t,)WI
doouiio'iI iho flf't Keneral step to
ard tli" freedom u' t'1" ci1oiioh.
Ib 17S5 tl'H HrlMiili pnrlli'.mont
. .i t..t.iii ..il Whim thn f!rul
nrjui'd l " '"
,0OP Of :ir l'.rrlVO! off C'",n K"111'
fom KiiRli'"'! cnrrylnif Htampul
,-por the l,,n terrorised the cup
ula until h f'nll t0 1,111,1 hi
stuff, '"' ih,'y cnP,uml
rtmpoffln r frum the governor -n!
ukIh oMcnr ,alu 011111 thut In;
oUU not nil It to enforce tlm use
0Iitani. A year luloo. 4li r.ti.mp
c: a repealed. I t. North Cr.ro
,a( fcimiil Unit alio hail a power
vtien tlie people, arose, mid thu Kng
Hib crown wish never iigr.ln Buro of IIh
jroutid In thn colony.
Xhe pi'i'ilo asserted the right or
free nuci'in lil :iK" uflnr Hint, andlhe
uuiiipll"" '"(I to tiiiuin-oui clnshei.
the govnrnor unit! In May, 1771,
tin governor, with soldiers, proceed
ed nKnlimt a ,,:Mld ,)f n"m r:"lnK
themtwlvct Regulator; anil k few
mllea north t-f Southern Pines a bat
ll as fought In which more than
100 casualties occurred om liolh sides,
nwrly two score, being killed. This
tit tlm firs', hlowlshud of thu Ro
(Olutlon. Thn Injudicious governor,
those form was victorious,' aroused
further hatred on thoimrt of thu poo
pie by IiiiukIhk a number of his pris
oners. Herman Husbands, tin) lead
er of the llcgiilr.lorn, escaped and
went to Pittsburgh, whnrn he settled
li'.er dying at Philadelphia.
The feeling wan funned by the
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1018
Mint.) convention wni Ih-Mi New' " BABIES AND WAR !"f elecLrlc Btartlng and lighting sys
I" Aukim. 1774. Tin, .,.' I''. '.' SAVINGS STAMPS U,I" ae nl repaired !
roliinl.il lni'liii-,',,r . ,i . .. .. . ,in 30 mliutea through the aid of
nr. i n . ' ,'!'1' fHll' llr;""' V.'hltlock, our milliliter tnlni.u
r- l.lly endorK,,! ih0 r;llllc:ll v(.wl; uWwu when tlm Jen.rnn hordes! ,
of tho convention, whleh wa. pro- firat .mered that martyred countrv! The Independent Auto Company,
Helmed by the gov-rm.r to he and for three Ioiik ye-iri thereafter PP'8 se m very much Interested In,
nnarchy. The reN,t mlH hnl . llow ., u f M " ' ; ' ,,, '"' h" l"trument to any one ;
li-KlHlature waa dlolved and the that I appen.d durlrK that orKl oil'1,"" U 'nM!'a',n lo M" 11 in ac: .
Kovnrnor took refKH tt of (; 1Ht wr,t(js ,n ,.Evnry. llon- j
war In Cape Hear river. body's" followa: j j
In May, 177G, tho people of Meek- "" wnH that Su:id:.y mornln? ol : lii MEMORIAM j
ImihurK county had a convention, and "10 tho Cermans that Bwur-noii
they took occaalon, nearly H month, n"w -' Frlodrau road, entered thf MrB- Rliral1 A' sll(!lley wu torn
before the Declaration of Independ l":'r', r 'f I'enant, arrosted the In. 1 1''"nport, Casa County, Indiana.,
enc wan laaued la l'hlladolphla to hablU-.nm and took them to the !toch-j,in1 dl,i', 4 t h,r ll0"18 near Ve"ionia,
"ay that ' er llayusd. Tho people were held ! rKon, June 21st, 1918, aged 72
Itl.iKl.iK le. Iaratl i I here, evidently as a Bcroen, while the ' yftar3' v months, 21 daya. Mother
War
Savings
Stamps
Every Stamp
Helps to
Save a Life
"Wo declare ourneve a free anil
Independent people;arn und of rh;ln
onulit to ho a MivcrelKn and indo
pendent Helf-KoveruliiK UHKoelatUm,
under no power than that of our God
and tlm general government f ton-
jKroKM. To thn maintenance of which
Independence we aolemnly pledge to
jencli other our mutual co-operation,
I our liven, our fortune and our moat
Hiicred honor."
The convention that adopted auch
Btartllng reHolulloiiH of ludepi.-ndeiici
undertook to lay the foundation for
a government for North Carolina tin
til a miltable form could be provided
by congrexK, and from that day the
authority of the l:iite;h crown wa'
exhibited only during Hiobo few timet,
when CornwalllH made hla veuturei,
with more or Ii-hh varying aucceas or;
the territory of the colony.
North Carolina wan thn flrr.t of the
colouleH to hr.vo an KngllHh BeiLle
meat, the first to i.hed blood In tin
wur for Independence and the flrr.t If
give utterance In explicit form U
that Independence. N;jr wr.B tho de
clari'.'.lim of tho people of Mecklen
burg tho wile manifetitathin of the
Him 1 1 mill t In the matter. At Fayette
v Ulti, on Capo Tear river below South
em l"lnes another Declaration of In
dependent')) entedated that of Phila
delphia. The people In Cumherhilr
a tern
poiary bridge over tho rlve- Tll, Sheeley at Watervllle, Mlnneaota, on
French were on the other aide and April 5,h, 1863, thus making 65 yearR
now and then they shot nt tho" aol jof ,nttrrlel life- Tlier8 wjro nl,,e i
Hera working there. The Germans cl,",lrei1 r ' e'" there are 23 j
nnnoyed by tho Bp'.ulng, irregular Krf:r'3cl'lh ren and Beven at-Br&na-
lire! sent a citizen of Dlnant, one ol jcllll,lre'1' HuBband and three of their,
the prlHimerH In a boat acroas the, ! cl,Ildren lrce.led her in death. j
river to triform the French that un-j Mr- an,i Mrs- Sheeley crossed the ;
less they ceased fh-.'ng the civilian.. ' plains In 1871 and came to Walla,
would he shot. M mvde his dan Walla, Wi shington. After two years j
geroiir, voyage, accomplished hi.; they left there and moved to the ;
nilsr.lon, and returred to take hi:,! Nehalom valley, settling near Ver-j
plane aiming h'.tt fellows. Hut a fev. !'"'a Oregon, where they resided till j
s.ray bulletu still sped across th - their death. Like many othrrv ti.ey ,
rive.". settled amid heavy timber, but bravt-j
'Then was committed the atrocious:! began to clear up a farm for fnlr
crime, The prisoners were massed ! growing family.
together, nearly 0 of them, old men I They were converted early In life
r.iid young, women, rrlrls um bsys, 'and united with the United Brethren
little children and babies In their church of which they were charter
mothers' nrms. A plntcon was called j members in the valley.
up; u.u ct.ionei in command gave int. Thv w,rfl flmone the best known
word to fire and the gray soldiers, lu
cold blond, shot down those 60 per
sons as they stood huddled there to
gether. Among them were 12 child
ren under the ago of 6 years, 0 ol
w hom were little babies, whose moth
ers, us they stood up to face tiieii
pitiless murderers, hold them in their
urms.
"Tho six babies wero the child
Telvet, 3 weeks old; Nelllo Pollet. 11
moiithao'.d; Maurice Iletemps, 11
months old; Gllda Gnnen, 18 month.'.
pioneers of the entire Nehalem val
ley, i
All of the six children were privi
leged to together for the first time
j In 25 years and were about the bed
; side of their mother when she passed
iaway, Tl-ey were the pallbearers in
tenderly 1 tying the body away In the
'grave. , Tiiey are, Emery Sheeley of
j Vernonla, Oregon; Mrs. Jva Wood of
IVernonia, Oregon; Mrs. Nancy-Arm-
strong of RedwcUd,' Oregon; Mrs.
county, of which Hiiycttevlllu Is the I .... ,.,.,. .,,.. o i.t .il,aa "ugei. ol Keaatng, i aiuornra,
capital, Issued their statement In June: s ' Rlruvjy , ol(1 Mrs- r)aiR, Melllnger of La Grande,
of 1775. Insisting that resort to arms .,Evonln)C he Bol(llor9 WM j Oregon ; Mrs. Vernie Chamberlain of
was justified, and pledging each otli- ,.,.,,,.. an...n .... .. of ,Ioau ! Innton, Oregon.
- "- " - - ...,nu h., n M.n.o n n i fimiHu i,t.i
IICIIIIIUIO (IUU IIICI1UD JUIII
mourning
the los of their mother and friend.
er lo sacrn ice lire ami roriuno to ma: c. ...... .., ,,,! tt.,i.,,r. i,v
f ..,.,..i,.,i, n,i,i .nfiv t in n,,i.rHi.il i ' . . . . .' . . . the bereaved children In
" ' - ; mrracio, wero uriinjureii. aqq mew
people. In April, 17,0, still before j w,,r0 dragged from the pile of bodice
thn Plilladelphla Declaration of In-i,,,,,, mu(lo ,0 ,,ig a pt UI1(1 t0 tumDir
dependence, the provincial congress ; ))0 )t the )0(i,,.a of tlle victims ci
of North Carolina appolntod a com-jlll(, tr.,r.(iy, tiicr relatives, thei.
neighbors and their friends.
mltteo to prepare a civil constitution,
and II was done so well that, the
Cholera Morbus.
This Is a very painful r.nd danger
ous dwease. In almost every neigh-
There are 2,000,000 reasons why borhoo l t-orneone lias died from it
document served some 60 years as!0 y Amercan should buy War Sav-jhefore medicine could be obtained or
the organli: law of the slate. And so
It was that North Carolina opened
the road that led up to the creation
of the most progressive nation on the
face of tho earth, and the one whose
Influence has done mout for tho ad
vancement of mankind.
Kitiiin Tory Hentlment
All of this (section of North Caro
lina was not enthusiastic In the De-
Ings Stamps,
Thero are 2,000,000 American
babies under 2 years of age
a physlcii.n summoned. The right
way Is to have a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
In the house so as to be prepared for
TMCTAT T C a MPW I u- Mrs' charles Enycart, Hunting-
INSTALIpSR NEW ; InJ writes. DuHng the Bum.
tllL KIUIj UlVlvJ:. mi,r of 1911 two of my children were
taken sick with cholera morbus. I
used Chamberlain'B Colic and Diar-
Locil motor car owners whose car
aro equipped with electric starting
end lighting systems will be Interest
i rhoea Uernedy and It g?.ve them Im
mediate relief."
Buy
War Savings
Stamps
A. J. Deming
duration of Independence. A portlo" ; t,(i i tt r,,niarkable device Just Im.tal-
of tho settlors were ardent Tories hy tilfi Jnilependent Auto Com j j
so ardent, in fact, that it wns not un-l 1V wh.,, tll,,y recently purchased i SUMMONS
til tho war of 1812 that the Scotch j from ft lar)?e rMcnR0 eoucl)rn. A j oXyp'lIHop-.Qjj' ?U I
of Capo Fear valley finally turned n)0!it lt(7ri.stng demonatratlon wr.? I Bounty OF COLUMBIA I
away absolutely from the royal :,.,,, phowlrig Amhu. this Instrument j rcn,nf!ula i.ml,er Company, a cor-;
Ktandard. in action attaclied to a cor at tin-; poration. Plaintiff, vs. Albert Ray-
Tho story Is one or singular mis-1 p,irin; recently It waa weird to seei mond, Defendant.
lortuiiH. The Capo Fear valley :Mtu, uiino.t human intelligence of thelTo Albert Raymond: ,
settled largely by the adherents ofjAnlm aB lt3 indicating arrow stowl; In the name of the State of Oje-
..... u i..,IU- u-Mch met. wltln ,., ,i,. n tlm rt'e: ? ' .i..- '"'',
lllti niuiu . '" ,J11U''U lina , ... .... ..... -...
nenr and answer the coniDlaint filed !
showing certain conditions normal oi-1 nsiniiiRt ycu in the above entitled suit;
the Ini'iiton of trouble or faults In tlx. j v.ithln six weeks from the 24 day!
electric svs'em on the car : ol May, 1918, the date of the first;
electric sjs.em on the car ; pUhlicitidu of this summons, and if
No doubt many would say taut ? yon fall so to answer, for want there-,
was Impossible for any device to an-1 ot tne pininttf will apply to the j
tom itically indicate the seat - of j court for the reliof demanded in its
trouble but they said of tho aeroplane j complaint; to-wit:
. .. ... ....,.ii.ia FVir a decree of strict foreclosure
, KrigllHii King. ' i ami uiu siuutmi iu v.... - - - - . .. . . contr.,ct de-
! mound them !.. North Caroll.ia werejy(!t tIu.y,ru lyil,K ln tllG alr ,, sail- j ?fcomVa"nt XX you i
rising ngiiinsl the royni som'iium, i- nntPT me sea. agreed to purchase the following ae
fusing to pay stamp taxes, declaring i Tlila Invention and Its remarkalil.'
'Independence, making new const Itu-1 utility was described and dlscusred
lions anil fighting against the king, j tn ; tile loading periodicals of the coun
cil!) Scotch settlors were ln arms un-; tr'y
der the British flag. Their oath anil, Th0 motorsi8 f Columbia county
'their bitter experience before migrat-; nre 8ugulurly fortunate In having r
sucli dlstaster at Culloden that man:
of the followers of tho Preteude
were banished to America for taking
up nrms against tho British crown.
Before these people were permitted
to sail they wero sworn on a binding
oath to ho loyal henceforth to the
i.'.,,.ii.,l, kh.ir When tho seiners
EEP Faith
With Your Boy
"Over There"
You sent that boy to school and to falay and on your
little errands, and with implicit faith he did your bidding.
Now we have sent your boy or your neighbor's boy
out into a foreign land, into terrors that we cannot even
know and his faith has not faltered. He knows we will
do our part, and we know he will do his.
Are we keeping the faith? Are we scrimping and
saving and giving to help cur boys do the thing that hu
manity has asked of them, and to help them come back to
us sane and whole?
Saving to help our sons is not to be called by the ugly
name of duty or sacrifice. It is love's blessed privilege.
JUNE 28th
National War
Savings Day
When your boy was so little that all the world was a
foreign country to him, he trusted you to take care of him.
National War Savings Committee
This space contributed for tho Winning of the War by '
E. G. DITTO
lug to America prompted thorn to
'keep nway from any further rone.i
lious acts.
! FRENCH PEOPLE
OUR TRUE FRIENLt
DiUKKist
Ht. Helens
Orettoii
Tho true and controlling reason
why the government of ,'ollis XVI
iniarv.mml In our war of Independ-
- it, n iMitlinwInsm of tli)
eticu "
garage progressive enough to appre
ciate the advantage of owning sucl
an Instrument and they should show
their appreciation lu a substantial
way.
The garage pinna to charge a .nomi
nal tee of $2.00 for a test of tho en-
scrlbed premises ln Columbia Coun-i
ty, Oregon, to-wit: The soutneasi
quarter ol Northwest quarter of Sec.
16, Tp. 5 North, Range 2 West, and
described as Lots 29 and 32 in Tract
Tin ii A hf rieer Inland Farms, ac
cording to an unrecorded plat there-j
of, unless you pay the amount due ;
upon Bald contruct, together with in- j
terest as l herein speciiied and a rea-.
sonable sum for attorney's fees, to-
gother with costs and disbursements ,
of said suit.
This summons is published by vir-l
tuo of an order of the Honorable
Jiunos A. Eakln, Judge of the above
entitled court made on the 20th day
The Ford Sedan is high-class in appearance
and appointments. The seats are restful,
and deeply upholstered with cloth of high
quality. Large doors give convenient en
trance on cither side: plate glass windows
make it a closed car for inclement weather,"
and give fresh air when open. With high
quality in appearance and equipment there
is the simple and safe control in driving. A
woman's car a family car for every day in
the year. Ford Sedan, $695 f. o. b. Detroit.
Independent Auto Co.
St. Helens, Oregon
secondary
ty.
vnninira were entirely
Public opinion forced the hand of an
unwilling and hesitating government,
end placed nt our disposal the econo
mic, military and miviil resources of
ithe country.
publication: May
urn nieetrleal euiiluiiiniit of a car-
which Will probably indicate the be- .r. - -
ginning of some trouble which a Mist a. newspaper of gonen.l circula
bo quickly corrected and save a bif, i(lon published In St. Helens, Colum-
.renel. oooiile for the cause of liber- expense later. Amhu not only tousla County, Oregon
l-rench people lor mo .... I .,...,...., i kind nf trouble bull rmte, nf first ni
Considerations or maioruu , m,
81 HO HOW to repuii n.
So our car owners need riot lay up
tliolr cars or go to the trouble and ex
penso of sending parts buck to the
makers of the electrical equipment.
It is said that serious deraiigomentn
June
Date of first
24th, 1918.
Date of Inst publication:
21st, 191S.
R. SLEIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
PostofTlce address: 1521 Yeon
Bldg., Portland, Oregon. -
ASK YOUR GROCER
You
For Bread from our modern, cleanly bakery.
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
Quality
Merchandise Only
rid
The Toggery
Men's Clothing and Furnishings
Legitimate
Prices Always
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