St. Helens mist., June 28, 1918, Page 7, Image 7

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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JUNE 28,
(font'
SCAPPOOSE
niicl from page f ur)
. nil r.
Stevens was minimi.
treated cur
to u
In extinguishing til')
Mr.
n.rt W"Ht
,i of p 1 1 -
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Huns illil u I'liio hi nni
i,lhl Hat unlay.. I"" wan
rOI'M II, KAI'H Tl;i,;'il(M.; t.
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LIST OF TRANSFERS
flay
m ti,B
, iJnnton
walk
end wan In J u roil In
Ho wns taken to
closed
tlio pool
liin confoo-
""' " HyKit'iii hi St. llolciiH mid It
W"H nil rlKl.l ,! Bal( that wan ab
solutely no excuse for u short line
running rroni the phono office to the
mill i-iikIimi room to ho nut or rlT.
At tlio uoiicluiilmi of ,H Initial re
marks, thn rn.'il bombardment began;
tlio mayor anil routiolltneri all tried to
li'llt at thn mi hid Hum anil Marshals
Itlalii'uloy ami 1'otter occaHlonally
chipped In thouj-.li It wan Impossible
fop them to lo lu-uiil. Mr, BujHm
ehilmml ho h,, turned In ,vn ularm
at thn phono office, ami tlii-n run
down to tlii mill to soe If It c:, nit, .
('.ml ho li.-jii Hid ahiiin down for It
never koI In. Allen wan mt In
favor or adopting lloh Cole's propor
tion to ri'pilr anil maintain the lino.
tho repair to lost ? 1 r.U and tiie'lonk
IliK nfli-r II. to ciiKt $ir per inonlli
McDonald thought It would ho ehohp-
or In thn Itiii k run nml I'lunimor,
. whose volon was drowned In thn illn.
wonted mi lnvrtl,;ulinn. Allen mik
t;i '-l''il that an aliirm ho plai'i'd on the
city hall anil a wire run from thn hall
to the mill whlrtlle and Waller lllak
i-nlcy unguent.;.! that firo roiik hn put
in every iiieniaii h noine, inn It wn;.
Hi) im now on inn own ttiat llm net work or wired rrom
jtho city hat) to every fireman';
A loiter from iiukii Annum, mm ui hoiihh wiiuki no too many wires or
Jf )t,VH on thn I'renldent l.lneoln j ut rlni;n, anil the Idea wasn't roiiNhler
,hpn turpeiloed, wrote from Now! ml. Hen. Potior told of helni; rluhl
Vork, M" waH 1,1 waior m ii.iiiin unoer me inarm in inn on Kino room
urii ri'i'i'Uod. of tlio mill nml rouldn t hoar It rlni;
Ciiy Whitney Im III iiervlcn rlilit on when It wan Hiippoii.'d to rlrip. Tli"
'((nml; "'"Id he haa lit run R enoiinh illn of voIooh iihout this time h. fame
,-jMlrn to rover Oregon. ; nnifuhliiK and InternilliKluil. The
Norninn Miller, Hi radio cIiihh nl j lilr-li volco of Alloa roKeiuhlrd i lie
i-rvanl, ha t ' morn worda to italn rapid fire of the iintl-alreraft kuiik
and the oeeiiHlonal remarks of Saxon
wero like hoiiihn dropped from the
I'ochn nl r ralderii, while the remarks
of Mclionuld rninli.ded one of the
exploiilon of tho Hhrapnel thrown In
to thn air to repel thn Invader mid the
low voiced ultcrnnroH of Pliiininor
l.lMiti'iiant I'rlee (Hoy) paused took tlie place of tho whir of thn ina-
ihniiKli I'hlladelphl.i nml Wimhlni:-' chine propeller nil, I Kradually Kaluod
in on way
Jlr. oii'l Mrn.
..i
1(11 K",; hOI nun l u.nn.
lliTiir.ni wrote, "toll thn jrlrU lie
D nwk now. that oiinht to help i
mt lie Im with 2 tlth MiKlnoorH, '
li,mow heri In I-'ranee r.nil Ih Heeond '
-ok. II" workn every other day.
Frnl Wist Im drlviai: auto truck.
Iteportod hy Colunihla County A li
st met Company.
Juan 20 J. II. !nlr.l tt ux to W.
T. HlnimoiiB; Lot 6, Illk. B, Clu h;
l.q.
Juno 21 Osonr Tlcrnhiird Wulil
ot ux to KrnoHt AnderBon; Lot 15
vml h of Lot 2, lllk. XO, llryantu
Add. to North Clatn, $500.00.
Karah K. DoiihukIi et nl to 0;;t
lloriihnrd Wahl ct ux; Lot 15, lilk.
1 llryniiU Add. to North ClatB. $1.00.
t'. It. Miller i!'. ux to M. Doran et
al; land In Sec. 14, T. 7 N., U. 4 W
15500.00.
Julie 22 T. I,. TlnimotiH et ux to
A. K. I.eary; and In Sec. 33, T. 7 N
It. 5 V., $1.00.
Snmiiierntrom ShlphulldlliB Co., of
t ill , to Sijiiinliir'triini ShlphiilldliiK
Co., of Wp.nlilnnton; land In Colum
hi;-. City, $10.00..
Cel. Timber Co io V. N. Waxmulli;
lend In Sec 22, T. G N.t It. 2 V
5455.00.
John llendrlclcMii et ux to John
Itonn el ux; land In Sec. 24, T. 8 N.,
II. 4 ' $10.00.
Juno 21 KrneH'. G. Jones to M:ry
K. Jonni;; tract 91 I'ee.vnr Homes,
$10.00.
Junn 25 I.oona M. Perkins to
Nellln fl. McConnlek; Und. Int.
In I-ota 2, 3, 4, ISI1:. 3, lUilroad Add.
?10.00.
W. C. Uep:iH et ux to I Cullen
llryant; land In Sec. 32. T. 4 N., R.
3 W., $10.00.
I.i'.rr. Ua:-ppan:i ux to Oscar Ny
lund; land in Sec. 12. T. 7 N., It. 5
V $25.00.
Antou Ilirkenfold et ux to An.cn
Peterson et ux; Lots 1, 2, Illk 2,
Town of Itirkenfold; $100.00.
A. 11. WrlKht et u. to Colunihla
Co.; land In Knlnler; $1.00.
C, A. R E E S E
KT. IIKI.K.XS, OltKliON
Painter and Decorator
Ksliiiinlos riii-iilslieil
All. Work (Juaraiiti'eil .
Ami rVniniilly Attomleil to
XOTICK TO t'HKDITOKS
IN THK COL'NTY COURT OK THE
STATE OK OREGON, FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In tho Matter of tho Etitate of E. P.
Kester, Deceased.
Notice is hereby Riven that the un
dersiKiicd lias been duly appointed
executor of the estate of E. P. Kes
ter, deceased, under the will of said
deceased, and said will has been
duly proven, and letters testimentary
have been Issued to her out of the
above named court and she lias duly
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the Banie duly veri
fied to the underHlnned ot Coble,
Orenon. within Bix months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice. Hate of first publication is
Juno 28, 1918.
JOIIANNAH KESTER,
Executrix.
Last publication, July 20, 1918.
II. S. Mc.LaueJil.'U of
I'owem, (ireKoii, are vihiuhk menus
Mi relatives In Scappoore. Mm. Mr
!i,u8lill!! 'n the ip.unhler of Mrs. R.
J. Frrkes.
(lark.. Grant nt llrinirion, Inn:
(hirip' of tho rlflo men.
Tim Loyal l.exloii of l.iimheriiien
ai UiHRors of Hcappoosn Lumber
roiupuny, went over the top In the
Wir Stum ii drive, about thirty
until be wtis heard to say that the
m.itter be left In the hands of the
committee. This Boomed to suit
everyone and the mutter was refer
red to ii committee to report next
week, that Is. If the town doesn't
burn down In the meantime.
Everjone had cooled off by this
time and thn recorder read an ordin
andi. It was to prevent the throwlm;
or KoatterliiK of waste, paper and re-
CHURCH NOTICE
Methodist KplHCopul Cliurrli
Tho l'rlemUy Church
Albert S. H'sey, I'r.s'.or
Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
Epwortli League, 7 p. m.
Evening services, 8 p. in.
Subject for the nicnilng, "InveU
li'K l:i the Kingdom." For the
evevningf "The Il'.rth of a Nation."
OltTlKIt TO SHOW TUSK win' A
I.ICEXKi: KIHH l,l NOT UK
illATi:i Kill THE HALE OF
KKAL ESTATE.
IN THE COl'NTY COURT OF THE
STATE OK OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In tho Matter of the Guardianship of
the l'erhou and Estate of Harry
Cloiilnger, a Minor. ,
Cordelia Clonlnger, the guardian
of the penon and e:;tate of Harry
Cloninper.a minor, having this day
presenffd to this Court r.nd filed
herein her petition, duly veruien,
praying for an order of sale of cer
tain real property belonging to said
minor, for the cause and reason
therein set forth; and it appearing to
the Court from paid petition that it
would bo beneficlr.l to said minor and
his estate, that the said real estate
described in said petition shr.ll be
sold.
It is hereby ordered that the next
cf kin of sr. Id minor, and all persons
Interested In said estate, appear be
fore this Court, In the court room
' hereof, In the County of Columbia,
.State of Oregon, on Saturday, the
27th d.-.v of July. 1918, st 10 o'clock
l.i the forenoon of said day, to show
cause wliv a license should not be
CELEBRATION
The Public is Cordially Invited to Celebrate at
West's Park, Scappoose, Ore.
BASKET DINNER
AFTERNOON SPORTS Tug-of-War, Etc.
MUSIC AND DANCING Day and Night
REFRESHMENTS ON THE GROUND
LUNCHES SERVED
COME ONE COME ALL
"Help Keep the Home Fires Burning"
West's Park, July 4, 1918
You are cordially Invited to wor- Eranlc(i f"or the sale of such estate,
ship with us.
fuse on the streets of St. Helens and
.n,i..,-a iL!., ...i ft i r. ii o worth of . 1 111 iiosl ii it a penalty ot troiu j.uu to
rtanipi" Mr ll.Tt A ,,s. w l,o ' ,2 5.00 for a v.olatlo. The ordln- i ? n. Xculat" ,S BrXuntV. " OflipWriglU S JLOCai lOJU
Jfr the boys and also a mein-'anee was read the first and second -rls ..n : L . . av o . p. m. g I O .
.r of ,.. 4 l.'s. buying tl.o largos, I times and ,he council adjourned and p. , 28.4 '
ankr of stumps. i "'Is was nlxnit all they did. immmmmmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.mmm . " '
rTTI " The Liberty Theatre K I
I ,'""v i Saturday ... Kffiti ... : t
( 'ongregal ionnl ( 'liurch
Itev. A. R. Spearow, pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock
' as prayed for in said petition, refer
i ence to which is hereby made for
1 further particulars,
j And it Is hereby further ordered
I, lint this order shall be published at
; least three successive weeks in the
i si. Helens Mist, a newspaper oi gen
Sunday Excursion to Kelso
Shipwright's Local 1H:t8 will liave an excursion to Kelso, Sunday,
Juno .lOtli m Hteainer KelloKK- The steamer leaves St, Helens at
a. m., Columbia City, 9:.10 a. ni.
Music and Dancing on Boat
TiiK-of-Vur, Contests, Games nml Amusements, l'are for round
trip only 75 cents, lkin't miss this lli Kxcursion. '. Come and have
n kxk1 time.
Shipwright's Local 1836
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Wm. Fox Presents "Fox Kiddies"
in
"Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp"
D- n-t 1ft the youngsters or yourself miss this exceptional picture. Also
a Fire Comedy.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Mary Pickford
in. "Trl"E LITTLE PRINCESS"
Hearst Falhe News and Mutt and
Jeff Comedy
TUESDAY
Marie Doro, in
"HEART'S DESIRE"
and an A No. 1 Comedy
I;'
AinbHSNidor Gerard
.lN:. Jftl,- l..'ik;. iji
Wednesday
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
"My Four Years In Germany"
Thn pU'tniUutlon ot "My Four Years in Germany," which 1 o h B ,
hastier Corar.l' book of tho nn, namo. am. which in Ion rce ita .ho.
HimiH nnd inner working, of tho Herman Imperial Court, with Its attending d.ccit
Wit,, the nninbor ot ao-ca.le,, ", ar p,t JJ
oxceleitt und thet)tlier ho palpably faked and false, it U rerre.m.ing. xo
view ono lllco "My Kour Veins In C.ormany." thrilled to
How anyone, no race or croe.1 barred, conlrt vlow thlR P c ufl no t be t rll
tho very core b beyond conception.- It Ih a truly wonderful pletn a "
cally true, taken from tl.o book of tho same name, by Ambasnador James . Gerar
vlHiinimod in u manner both Interesting and enlei-talnlnis'. 110C()r(W lho Bln and
The portrayal of the Kalner nnd bis staff, the tmcut ord. t jo
.'..Kllnh prlsonerB by the Germans; the capturing anj dope MU (o
the killing off of the old and tho young; the shooting of oil ur pri
rrluon camps to avoid feeding then,; all these and more are hovu, n ' '
l.ut bring ,he war "home" to those who view this V J J th n "stwly strngfile of
at first hnnd Just what "our boys" tire going ,.P , U.rnlH l)ne nrtcr
one of ib-ni who "promised dud I'd Rot six of em. I e ol.
n'.il.A and wlndH up by roHcuing a comrade from nm, a
Tho last reel l an answer to tho Gorm ans 1 he th0 ,T.
blot urizat Ion of Mr. Gerard's reply, "limy c - wonderful iimchine-liku
S. troops training, marching and the West lolnt p " .Xp "
Parade, compared to the Kaiser's 'Inert husnors with their hooHeat.p.
Tkufcrlav. Julv 4th
ah. c: 3 fli "Home of Hate
tUrUiaUUC y rZ" ha famous Deseul-
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