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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1918)
MES F- PERSHING Thifulle1" r extract from an L, br Junius K. i'ernliliiK to tlie iud War Workers' i'ouriirunco li recently In Portland, Oregon. Clminnau und Fellow Citizens: f"'"" Vj. H,,, ronn. we t.re go- . ... L.ti.n hhk nil in tuv m fMi . " nrkl we in nut nil Tiioui my brother.. 1U Tin tt 1 ",",y '.n.J dull., we canto "country, lie feels that ulI'Mj ' " I""1 10 "ar. for the In thlM war In due to the boys ,, " "t " "u-? has never yet ' . dolt. thu actual fiuhtlnii I ''"'l' "'" vr will i, U tlx"' .", co,f1"1'"1. .-" ! Tl.1- rii.,i... .., Igtriius m ii. i i,,. i,,i ,,, , ". - ui ourn of MIhkiiiiH ir..n...J 01 "" tl'ut the world h,. ..... 7. general store and was te W i , ' UB ",UBt 1,0 KaMter In or little lowu. j0 7, ', '; 'J' ' ""'' l'ilt an tli 70IM,f these men who hellev,, WH , Z ' '""p)Ve "" "H"- war; "... ....tier i.ff wliim v.nrl,,i .!,-!?. "",Ht arl ur; We IIIUBt talk wnr a naturally waul.,,,? W. ! 7ind ,!tn dTi"1 ''B r,.'""y f"r u W he among tlif best, he kept ! M ,.J ' i ,do"ir reM,1' 10 '""P ;'It u nil the time. W. got up I j"IlnV !ry wnr l'l,"rlt ' Wrty rir In the morning, currlud mill fuel I ,-' . I homes, milked five cowo. fml r,u Iln( ' ", " I" ,v P-r t of the Mkos chwiiiMi up the burn:., und know. thro.iJh u v ".i "rH 1 ,1,10 nun iiniHiHiu u woulil bo i,l(i r .r i,V. . n,:,:rl":" ' ... We would Hum Imv. I,r..,.l,. "'""V HO r,,r- ,ll:,t t"8 I'llltcd Htutn ". After breakfp.Mt we wm.M ... 7' 1,1 " ".r: ro KollIK to . In,,, the flehlH and work r.ll day. j In tb. "of ? a'" ','8 8uak,;" tt. attended public echool In ! '",. !' , "f our American l.oyn ia, .hack about 30x40. where c, , ' w" '"" Z"', "' . were used for ..ml. -,! ?n1 W.B .,nu"1 ct ''n our dt- .r,t. fur denke. Hut n tl.l. 1 .1 : "nu '?th. our production. ,,ur a ,.roB:-cUH,ve ort of , out.-1 , 7 do";7. " .!LT8.!!r.r"r a noon naci a Utree-rooin without ..v..rv t , '. :.L""" ."U! LclhouHe with three teacher. ofiw M.:Hll.l , II , . V'.rV,7u"nK itleb u were very prou.l. ichurlticH ;, , ,,. . V wttl irt,r John i?rr.duH.l l, ,.,... . JT"' ttl",n not wl". for th j In the fall, before be went aw ! i . '"r..t. "r tlir"o.yerH yet; .worked m a eectlon ba-,d f, ' V "V" ."',"!um 05 per day for ,oth l,ll, Wws.i E5' illnr from tunclilnir m.l 11.. ... n lu B, a oou . . . . . . V iiiiiiuiti in iiiu or 1 a 2 1 ,,a vent to ktute i.ortual and after, lion't Kot the Idea that the war In liiurt iiinit c'liorea 11 to a competl- over. Wo urn ciiltio t rt oxnn:lnutlon for the cndi,i ! wr.....,i,fi i" t. . 7 . "m"' " tui-n ami jij5 CIIHUUI- ST. HELENS MIST. FHIDAY. NOVEMBER r. 1918 Save Money on Your Meat Bill Trade at Our Market and get Low Prices and Good Meats SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Moiling liccf. per tti . . 14c l'"t Roast, t r II) 17c kil kn.-ist. n-r lb 25c I'oik Kn;ist, per Hi . . 30. Siile I'nik. per lh 25c Pork Saiisanf. ptr ll . 25c Mutton Roast, per lb . 25c Mutton Slew, per lb . 17c Veal Roast, per lb . . . . 25c Veal Stew, per It 18c I lanibnrir. per lb .. 17'2C Liver, per lb 12'c We also have a nice line of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables The People's Market On the Strand, St. Helens, Oregon DO YOU LIKE GOOD BREAD? " No, Auk Yuur (irorer for llt'cml from Our Modern linker)' IT IS U.KA.V AITKTIZlVd ..M WIK'H.KSOMK OUR BAKERY PRODUCTS a to ii'ciiire(l In a rleuii, miHli-rn, Hiiullary linker)' mill our ever ImtchmIiih IiuhIiii-kh Ih hii liiill.-iiitnlilti evidence tlmt wo produce '(J(MI Tlll.VtiS T( i:.T" WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY s Phone B-114 IIEUMAN. Proprietor West St. Helens, Oregon How's Your Automobile? Now, more than ever before, you must watch your automobile and keep it in'perfcct order. Automobiles are hard to yet, parts are getting harder to get every day. So watch your car to see that it is kept jn good repair. Don't neglect the valves, don't run with an engine knock. Keep the play out of the rear axle. The St. Helens Garage is cne of the best equip ped repair shops in the county and special work is easy foi "s. We handle lathe workmake small parts, battery work, besides all automobile repairs. ST. HELENS GARAGE Phone 57 H. M. TERRY . Prop. On the Strand BCThorr'1!1 nC""'B ,,,art "'" eenuuiK thnlr boys Into war- Him K of f- ' thl Rn'ti,!?!. w' (:: a . tho Pn wn thimnelw, one hundred per cTull f I ?"- Hnl 1 hP" wo ? Kovcrnment will let our J m ,'tt!'e won"'n, suffrage, or Zri uV t,U'y want' 'r their l le,V , iK Kreut u"le--taklnK. Cod' ,ile the courngeoug women of thin anTf,8,"." (1"d.,,,,!", 1,10 "'an "o UkV,,fe'i;e,!anyUl,n to ' tlm If we Amerlctnii had paid half the attention we Bhould to teaching the tkIiik Keneratlon American cltlzen hlp. do you Buppoce we would now havo to mako theue driven for war charltloH end these driven for liberty loan,,? Why our best citizens know that liberty bondH are better Invetit nienU than any ltmurance policy. ! ranee raised her eighth llbert Joan In one day from eight o'clock In the morning till six o'clock In the afternoon! That Is the kind of pa trlotlnin we have got to get In thin country before we can win this war! The one thing that Germany Is fighting for now Ih to get an audience In at a peace table. In order to try to blind un with Home of her lien. We must steel ourselves agalnBt Germany's llo-machlne. We must make her give back every foot of hoII taken from France and lielglum; we must muke her pay for all the valuable property which she has destroyed, and we must make her make pr vl.ilon for the millions of widows and orphan she In responsi ble for, and for the sinking of the "LiiHltnnln." Thcro aro but three nlternatives: Oortnnny either must whip us and our allies which shull not happen JMnake nn unconditional surrender, or for us to whip her so bad that she Will O.'lt out Of Olir IllinrU nn mnnM uny other conquered wild beast. 1'euce without absolute victory would be a colonnal mtutuke; and our boys would have died In vain. lint while we are fighting to keep the world safe for Democracy, let us not fail to keep Democracy safe for the world; and I appeal to you to think no thought, to speak no word, commit no net, which would tend to divide the people cf this na tion at this time. We must bnck the present' administration to the ut most in their effortr. to win this war. History shows that every im portant army fulled, not bec-.uce of the army but because tho people be hind the p.rmy failed, which should teach us that tajs In not a war of soldiers and Bailors, but it Is yours and mine. We must build more ships for the transportation of the thousands and thousands of tons this country can produce but which cannot be produced unless every man, woman and child does his or her part. "Of what avail In It " a ?m. n mim "If we should lose this war?" The United States Is fighting for the same thing we have always fought for the liberation of the common peo ple If you.pleuso, tho working man. We have no working class in this country, for we all work. We only use the term to distinguish between the man who works with his hands and the man who works with his head. We fought to free the Colonies, wfl fmifrht tn traa thn rntni. ed uisn, we fought to free the Cubr.ns end tho Philippines, and now we are fighting to free ourselves. We ask no territory, we ask no Indemnity nor reward for ourselves, except the right of the people of the world to live In pence. . Now, let us nwear by. the memory oi mese ooys wno nave neen rnitnrul to tho cause for which they died, that Germany shall be conquered and that the whole world shall be made safe for the democracy and liberty of mankind. Mrs. I O. StucbWl Tells How She Cured Her Hon of a Odd ! "Whon my so t Ellis wns sic!: with a cold last winter I gave him Cham-' herlali's Cough Uomedy. It helped him at-ot.ee and qnlck'.y broke up his ;cold," v.rltoB Mrs. P. O. Sticrell, of. Homer City, Pp.. Tills ronedy has j boon In use for mnny years. Its good j qualities nave necn "any proven by r.ia".y thousands of peorlo. It Is pleas art f.nd safe to tike. . j Political Announcements t REPUBLICAN TICKET Central Klectlon, ovcmlx-r 5, 1018 United States Senator (short term) FRED W. MUI.KRV United States Senator (long term) CHARLES L. McNARY Representative In Congress (1st Pis.) W. C. HAWLEV" I Governor JAMES WITHVCOMBE State Treasurer O. P. HOKF Justice of Supreme Court CHARLES A. JOHNS ' Attorney General GEORGE M. IHtOWN Superintendent of Public Instruction J. A. CHURCHILL Labor Ci.uimlimioner C. H. GRAM Public Service Commissioner FRED A. WILLIAMS For Representative EDISON I. I1ALLAGH. County Ticket For County Judge MARTI.V WHITE For Sherlfi E. C. STAN4VOOD For County Clerk J. W. HUNT For Treasurer BESSIE HATTAN For Surveyor L. J. Van ORSHOVEN For Coror.or T. S. WHITE For County Commissioner JUDSON WEED Pel Advt ;i:ok.k IS. COXVKRS I believe that county business should be done in the open and on the squoe, and If I am elected I will, to tho best of my ability, work for the best Interests of the county and will not be Influenced by any clique, clan or corporation and will endeavor to nocure co-operallon Tietween the citi zens of the several road .districts and tho County Court. I believe that my election to 'this office Is warranted by my past record and ability, having served as Record er of the City of Clatskanie for the past four yearB, together with several other lesponsible offices Including County Surveyor and Justice of the Peace. (Signed) GEORGE B. CONYERS. (Paid Adv.) through Columbia county and at state expense. I am In favor of the enactment of only such laws as will be of benefit to the people of Ore gon. I have no clique or clan U. serve, nor would I serve them. 1 will appreciate your support and ir elected, endeavor to merit Buch su port. Respectfully submitted, E. I. BALLAGIL Candidate for Representative P.iid Adv. FOB COLWTY COMMISSION KB JAMES D. M'KAY A Native Born Columbia County Man What He Stands For. Only one Road master. If any. Abolishing Office of County Agri culturist. . One Road supervisor In each dis trict. If the voters of the county agree with my platform, I will appreciate their support at the coming election JAMES D. M'KAY. (Paid Adv.) To the Voters of Columbia Coun ty Having received the nomination on the Democratic ticket for the of fice of sheriff of this county, I wish to state, I have been a resident and a where I stand on the Issues most vital to the farmer, the dairyman, the, fisherman, the retail business man, because I have not been afraid to tell you. I don't need tho office for I am not' of the office seeking stripe, but YOU need my vote In the Legislature. It In up to you to secure it. HAM KAUTZMAK. Editor Columbia Herald. (Paid Adv.) For a Patriotic and Progressive Adminis tration Vote for 1 B& KfC It? DD3 M 1 aVJ V', J ' - 1 ' 4. ' I iraJ: . W. J. FULLERTON , T . for County Judge ..- - ..!! Good roads are an absolute necessity for the development of Columbia County and I am in favor of such. Your support at the coming election will be appreclted. W. J. FULLERTON. (Paid Adv.) FOB HF.I'ltF.HKXTATIVK Having received the ' Republican nomination for Representative of the 20th Representative District, Colun. bla county, I respectfully solicit the support of the voters of tho county at the coming election. I have been a resident of Columbia county foi the past 12 years. My property Is !n tho county and my interests ar hore, and If elected I will serve thu people to the best of my ability. . am In favor of good roads and the development of Columbia oounty. 1 am in favor of the completion anu hard surfacing of the highway taxpayer of this county ror nearly: eight years, I am a working man, a! member of the L. L. L. L. and also holong to the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers. If elected to the office of sheriff, . I promise an economical business ad ministration and an impartial en forcement of the law. If you want that kind of a men and that kind of an administration, I shall greatly ap preciate your votes. Respectfully submitted, H. H. BUNTING, Democratic Candidate for Sheriff. (Pcid Adv.") HAM KAUTZMAN For quick results try a little Mist Wnnt Ad. All Buses Cull at Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL TIIOS. ISniSTEB, Prop. Chicken Dinner, 50 cents Kates $1.25 per day und up Special Kitten to Keguliir Hoarders r i k - V p : 1 1 1 For Representative. To the voters of Columbia county, Oregon: If you want .. man to repre sent the whelo people in the legisla ture, vote for me. Remember it is not my fight but yours. If you are tired of corporation machine politi cal methods, vote for me. If you believe ycu have been benefitted by the W odrow Wilson plan of the new democracy, vote for me. . You know VOTERS OF OREOON Justice F. A .Moore of the Supreme Court died last month, too late for the name of any candidate to suc ceed him to be placed on the Bal lot. This condition makes it necessary to write In the name of your candidate. , This is the most important position Jn the Judicial system of the State. , ; It Is essential to choose a man of extensive legal training, of high character and of broad vision. We Commend for your consideration and vote J. U. CAMPBELL of Oregon City ' Resident of the State 30 years; lawyer for 25 years; veteran of the Spanish-American War and Phil ippine Insurrection, having serv ed with 2nd Oregon Regiment; member of Oregon Legislature in 1907 and 1909 sessions; Judge of the 5th Judicial District 9 years. In all these positions he has made good. ;. His record as a private citizen and public official has been above criticism. WRITE IN HIS NAME AT THE GENERAL ELECTION. NOV. BUi. For Justice of the Supreme Court . to fill vacancy caused by the death , of Justice Frank A. Moore. Vote for One ivruv tut) uauic ui u. wmpDOIl in the above space and place an X In ... 1.1.. mu a iumi, v. Ill n 11U11K . J. U. Campbell for Supreme Court Campaign Com., Oregon City, Oregon, J. D. Butler, Sec y. (Pcid Adv.) Frank Wilkins DEALER IN Hay, Grain, Feed Building Supplies, Doors, Windows, Paints Shingles, Brick, Roofing STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD Phone 86 Store in K. of I'. Bidet ; Warehouse, Sheldon- Dock St. Helens, Oregon WHICH goYoyi j WANT?! 307 1 no; Laboring Class' 306 X YES" More and Cheaper Fish Honest Livelihood FOOD PRODUCTION Higher Priced Fish Pleasure Seekers Waste of Food Fish SPORTSMEN! Keep the price of fish down. Help production of fishi Eliminate waste . VOTE 307 X NO Bead argument in State election pamphlet. ' Clackamas County Fishermen's Union, Andrew Naterlin, Secretary; Oregon City, Oregon. (Paid Advt L . J LMJ Quality Merchandise Only The Toggery 5o)ag5k p si Men's Clothing and Furnishings Legitimate Prices Always i