" SIZE DOESN'T COUNT
..VmMiIiI KiikIMi iUy THIs Iluw
lie "Jt" Ilia First Hun
Tommy Kehoe, 1 8-yenr-olcl Eng.
mh boy K'H ow "not" first
Hun Nut hundred feel away they
when our Ind were Jumping to
IW par"!'"1 10 mm,t l,l"m w,ln u'r
huronm. i mn !! mi
of the bidder, crabbed at It, missed
ind illpiwl back. Homebody rouchort
out a linU and pulled me up.
Alnsont on u they wore. Oh, never
In my worst dream and I'vo had
many a bad one since thenhave I
unn a more dreadful sight than that.
They ciiiiia at uwout of the dnrk like
fiends fnim another world, like the
picture I've seen of men from Mara;
for tlx'lr heads were covered with
the most evil lookltiK masks thai
anybody could Imagine, masks with
huK roiiml eyes and long. plKgish
cuouIh. Hhells were buratlnK nhove
them, innt'lilnn gun vere tearing
throui:h their rnnk and their mnsks
WHre white and ghastly In the IlKht
nf the rocket. Many a time I linn
tliouishl of what war would be like,
tiut never had I thought I ahould
look on uiii'h a sight aa tlr.it.
"Fight or dlo. Tommy Kelinef
Flrlit or dlo!"
Tlint'ii what I told myself aa I
crouched In front or the turn (I bags,
with niy biiyonet reudy for them.
Whooping big men they were, head
ind shoulder above me. Hut aa I
waited there a thought flttahed
through mo of the lliintnin regiment,
llliln fellows .tenreoly hlggor than i,
who lut it ninile Rood against even
thoHn giant Prussians. Hlse didn't
count !-1 1 1 ri l a bayonet. It wna quick
ness Unit counted. 1 will aura of It.
If 1 didn't then It waa all ovor with
Die.
Kvi'ii then, when they were almost
up to us, how the Rutin were mowing
tliptn down! It looked aa If none
rnuld ln left In a moment or two.
Hut thoHe that didn't fall raino on
like madmen and poured through the
lanes where the lilg guna had level
ed our w ired.
One- he wait a six-footer If hn was
an Ini'li run straight for me with Mh
bnyonet. I crouched and thrust at
Mm thrust upward. Ill" bayonet
vent over my shoulder. Ho staggcr
rd ami fell over my gun. I had got
him! I had got him! In the stomach!
Tiih lucky for me there wua no
limn to think over it or to atnnd
there KnpliiK at him the dead Hun
hanging ov,'r 1,1 X Run with Ills mask
id lieiul uIiiiohI touching me for
It wan horrible. For a second or two
I turned dizzy and nick. Hut It wax
Unlit again or dlo. I Jerked my rifle
bark "nil mumbled over the duad
man an lie flopped to the ground.
"M ike for their stomachs, Tommy
Keline. Muke for their stomach!" I
told myself. "Size don't count."
RECIPES
I'likliil .r....
Kill a jar with alternate lay,,
sugar and bunch,, t n)Pe ' " "
juhi ripe
one-third
and cover tightly
I Vlj.W .....I I. Ll . .
boiled egg, putting !,, ,,,,, November, 19lTa the hnnr it
-C"V"r !'' fuU( "Pr; add o'clock In .,e afternoon Z
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAV, NOVEMBER 22, 1918
Nfyrifu i. ....... . i
1,1 v L", ot th 1 EHtate of John IN THE CIRCUIT COl.RT av T
Notice I,, hit i i Ue:eed. STATE OK OREGON FOR COL
.?;L.?V"!,er?b' lven that the tin- LMDIA COUNTY.
Grace Elliott, Plaintiff, .
va.
James Elliott, Defendant.
To James Elliott, Defendant:
In the name of the 8tate of Ore
gon: You are hereby required to an.
On A I flARF ft nil onawa r.U ' ,l. i i .
afternnnn a iij iiuuii uiuipnuoi
in,. ij "'" siu you in tne above en-
liU final
StuU.n W.tha County Court 01 the
mute of Oregon for Columbia. County.
of
liiuvmiii.il.ui . urn ,. .... " -.'""auoD oi s
Spread between mn ". "" i'S . He. nT7S'.rt. all tlt.ed court and cauae on or before
'" ihu. been kin7:",V'tlZVi0 "J."1?. W 01 Member. 1918, the
HufflK for Hlu.t IMrk the time and T place to .L "V f.0"" 'x..
objections thereto and th. I"," k," Z "Z" "'."A Vr"1
ir.lt to
im.i.v .... r. -.: r " v ior
i , . '""mi wear.
AdmlnlBtrator vlth Will Annexed of
John Frederick Dangerfleld, Decerned.
46-49
the relief prayed for In her com
plaint, to-wlt: For a decree dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
exlHtlng between plaintiff and de-
ienaant, ana for such other and
minced purHley, pepper nnd
aeaaoa and milk to moisten.
' I Iron I'l-i-Ncrve
I'ure off the rind, rcmovo aeed8
and cut citron Into thin hllces. Men-
ed prH,.rvlng kiaie coveV wli h T-! N'OTK K OK I'ISTKRT IUMD i '"ther relief as may seem meet and
end boll for one hour. Remove citron I A r. M,'fcTI-N
odd an much mrnr an there vim frultl n,Htrlct No. 12, Columbia
to the iUld nnd boll until the syrup! ';ountv. Oregon.
In thick, lteph.ee the citron, edd a Nol,:e ' hereby given that In pur
few Hllceii of lemon and t;oll ubout I HU,ince of a Petition duly signed by
one-!ii lf hour longer. .seven (7) freeholders and legal vot-
( liww Fondue ul uoaa 'J'Btrict No. 12, Columbia
Put one-half cupful of cnr-ilm of :J,"un y' 0reK". and preHented to the
wnrbread and two tablespoonfulu ofli." y ourt of Columbia County,
butter Huhdlltute Into Inwl I'our ! ,, 1""' " DlBtrlct Koad Meeting of
. nin Tutors oi earn uoaa uiHtrict
over tiietn one-linir cupful of bolllni!
milk nnd ono-lmlf cupful of g.ute.i 1 u, wul 1,8 nKll ' the City Hall
dinette, two yolks of eiKa, Halt per,.! , U'9. 5,,,jr of "elem on the 23rd
per und piiprlka to tuHto. Mix well I ,y of Novomt"r, 1918, at tho hour
iIiimi mill tin. Miiffi i.....i.. ...i.i. ; or one o clock p. m.. of said Aav ih
-..-j ....a nillltTB Ul ,
meeting to be for the
voting a Bpeclul Road Tax in said
DlHtrlct on not to exceed 10 mills on
the dollar of all taxable property In
buiii uoau uiHtrict.
Uuted tills 8th dav ot Nnvamtir
1918.
47-49
8. C. MORTON,
County Judg?
Tilt: NAVY AND-
THE FOURTH LOAN
The United Stales Navy siihttcrlb
H to H.r..: IS, 4 &0 of the Fourth
1-nnn. (if this sum nearly $9,000,
0(10 huh Hulmcrlbed by the officers
niul HiillorH on duty on our ships In
the war zones. Mrs. (loorgo Dewey,
Hie widow of the great admiral, hud
her Hulmt-rlplion to the lonn credited
to the navy.
The navy's subscription to the
Fourth Ixian Is $10,000,000 more
tlinn Its subscription to the First.
Fpco ml nnd Third Ixisns comblnea
rnd between $1000,000 and $20.
000,000 more thnn Its asalgned
nuotu. The navy did Ita duty In the
Fourth l.oun with the snmo superb
Mirlt (hat it does its duty in the
f xlitliiK zones. The navy is doing Its
part In the fighting and In the
fnanrliig of the nation, nnd going
"over the top" In both. -
It may be relied on, ton, that ihe
navy In going to keep Its bond. Out
navy never doos Its duty only half
wuy. No feature of tho Fourth Loan
Is in on. Inspiring than the heavy sub-
-rliitlon of the officers and inei, of
tho American navy.
OPENING OF THE
DARDANELLES
With the reopening of tho Pnr
(Hielli'H will begin a flow of com
merce which will not only benefit
the countries directly concerned, but
relieve mnic'rinlly the pressure on
chipping. Tho deficiency in tonnage
serious enough In any case, line been
OKkTaviited by the cutting off of the
direct line of supply for mnny bulky
nnd essential articles of commerce.
Iloforo the war Oreat Britain wus
drawing about two-thirds of Its Im
ported foodstuffs from tho lllack
sea basin. This trado enn not at once
be resumed, because of the food
ahortngn in Europe, but tho re-open-Ing
or free navigation on the llluck
rea and the rivers flowing Into It
will greatly nccelerato the redistri
bution of grain for the relief of fam
Ino, und will provide, the nrtlcliiB oi
Mchange needed In tho regions where
It Ih still abundant. Springfield Republican.
eggs. 1'our the mlxfure into s
Creased fireproof dish, sprlnhlo over
n little gritted cheese nnd bake In a
moderate oven for 20 minutes. Serve
hot.
Iliuiey ('UKtitrd
Scald one pint of milk In a double
boiler und stir Into the hot milk one
qunrter cupful of s rained honev,
one-eighth teasponnful of suit nnd: ' Hl'MMONH
one half teaspoonful vanilla. Ileal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
two eggs thoroughly rnd pour the; STATE OF OREOON FOR THE
not ciu;tard slowly over them. Return COUNTY OF COLUMBIA,
tho mixture to holler nnd cook until Julius A. Rlttt.rllt'.n, Plaint!'!,
slightly thickened. Serve with fresh v.i.
sponge cako. If a thicker custard Is Esther Iiltterllng, Defendant,
desired, dissolve one '.ahlespoonful ofjTo Es'.her Uitlerllp.-, Defendant,
corn starch In a little cold milk und In the name of the Stnte of Ore
add when cust.-.rd Is rooking. jL'on: You are hereby required to ap
Apple Hnhid I pear and answer the complaint filed
Ile it hulf a cupful of double creum, ' B","Ht '0H t,!0 'bove entitled
a tubtesponnful of lemon Juice and ! on or before the last day of the
one-fourth of ?. teaspoonful of salt i t1""' prescribed Ir. the order for the
until firm throughout. Cook these t'lbllcatlon of this sui.imons, hereto
apples, cored and pared, In n syrup for8 m:'le 8,1,1 "led herein, to-wit:
of eiu:il measiiro of sugar and water. I ''" r before the 4th day of January,
with two or three cloves and an Inch m9' nnd lf 'ou ,a" to appear and
of stick cannumon. und set aside to I a"!!w(T1 for ,want thereof, the plain
become thoroughly chilled. Chop fine;"" '" "fP'y to wild Court for the
four Maraschino cr candled cherries ' fu",'1f t'onanded In the complaint,
r.nd eight or 10 pecan nut meats orl,0wt: ,or 8 docee dlssolvlns the
blanched almonds. i r. arrinr.e contract now and hereto
Wuah three small heads of let-! f,"r,B existing between plalntKt and
luce, remove the outer leaves and cut '. defendant, and .or such other relief
tho stalks so that the heads W to the ( ourt mr.y Beam Just,
stand level. I'luce the lettuce on ! T',B "'"" published once a
plutes. with an apple In the center of w1eckI for Blx consecutive weeks in the
each. Mix the nuts and cherries : Sl. Helens Mist, a newspaper of Een
through the cream and pour It over,"",1 clrcualtlon published r.t St
the apples. I ",c Rn8' (. olumha Cot. ?,reS"
viiiuv ui uii uiuur ul lilts nun. a. . .
" I Morton, County Judge of Columbia
Till? PflAn Tfl W17 AT TIT founty, Oregon, duly made and filed
IIIU KUALIIU WLL,lIlln th,B BU Qf the 16th day of No
1 vember, 1918, and the date of th,
A waggl'i'i friend o' tho editor v.'ho ' first publication herein Is the 22nd
saw a chance to "rub it In" a trifle , duy of November, 1918
sends the following clipping, but m KKD W. HERMAN,
docs not explain how, If an editor i Attorney for Plaintiff; Residence
ban boon careless In selecting his and I'ostofflce Address, Rainier,
uncles, the situation Is to be rcme- ()regon.
died: Tho clipping Is headed, "How 49-3
Kditors Cot Rich," and Is " follows: N(TfcK OF HHKRIFF'8 SALE
"A man tells of a country editor wlio' TIE cmculT coURT OF THE,
Btarted out poor 20 years ago and ' STATE 0K OREGON, FOR COL
has retired with the comfortable for-1 l'MHIA COUNTY
tune of $50,000 This money G h , ,lrewlng Com?r.ny. a
r.ciulred through Industry, economy , corporntlon rialntIff.
tJlini;it ll i iui t'.i.'iiii . n ' " .....
value, I
the deu
editor $49,999.60. Kansas City
Times."
equitable.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an ordei '
made by Hon. James A. Eaken, judge'
of the above entitled Court, which or
der is dated November 7, 1918. 1
Date of first publication, Nov. 16,
1918. j
Date of last publication, Dec. 27,'
1918.
A. WALTER WOLF,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Fenton Building, Portland, Oregon. I
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE !
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
In the Matter of the Estate of Laura '
Wallace Carey, Deceased. ;
Notice is hereby etven that the un- j
derslgned has been appointed ad
mlnlstrator of the estate of Laura
Wallace Carey, deceased, by the
above entitled Court, and has duly
qualified as such. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same,
properly verified as required by law,
to the undersigned, at the office of
the County Clerk In St. Helens, Ore
gon, within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated November. 7, 1918.
EDER T. WALLACE,
Administrator.
First pub. Nov. 8, 1918.
Last pub. Dec. 6, 1918.
Glltner & Sewnll,
Attorneys for Administrator.
ndomltable perseverance and p,nnk E Keever. Manscn Chambers,
jti' o,,n"d0 '''"'!, Hannah Chambers, his wife. P. R.
$49.999.60. Kansas City a Mary Hangen hlg
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Iu the Matter of the Estate ot Harry
Moore, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administrator ot the
estate ot Harry Moore, deceased,
also known as Henry Moore and H.
Moore,, has filed his final account In
the County Court of tjie State of
Oregon for Columbia County, and
that Saturday, the 7th day of Decern
ber, 1918, at the hour of one o'clock
in the afternoon of Bid day, at the
Court Room of said Court, in the
City of St. Helens, Columbia County,
Oregon, has been appointed as the
time and place for the hearing of
objections thereto and settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published Novem
ber 8, 1918.
SHERMAN M. MILES,
47-51 Administrator.
J. W. Day, Attorney.
NOTICE OF DISTRICT ItOAD
MEETING
Road District No. 3, Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that In pur
suance ot a petition duly signed by
23 freeholders and legal voters of
Road District No. 3, Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, and presented to the
County Court of Columbia County,
1 Oregon, a District Road Melting of
the legal voters of said Road Dis
trict No. 3, will be held in the Yank
ton Grange hall on the 23rd day of
November, 1918, r.t the hour of one
o'clock p. m., of said day, said meet
ing to be for the purpose of voting
a Special Road Tax In said District
on not to exceed 10 mills on the
dollar ot all taxable property In said
Road District. '
Dated this 8th day of November,
1918.
S. C. MORTON,
47-49 County Judge.
Hansen and Mary Hansen,
wife, Defendants.
I.n... n tirl hv vlv'utt nf an AVAP1I-
f or a iimiieu nine umj. "" " tion Issued out of the above namoa
scrlptlon price of the Mist Is being rourti n .ne above entitled suit ou
hold at $160 per year. jthe uth dRjr 0f Novembev, 1918, In
, , I pursuance of a Judgment, decree and
NOTICE OF KHKRll r'S orti,.r of s?.le, rendered and entered
IN THE '"aMT COURT OF THE , 83,(, rourt the 6th day ot
STATE OF OREGON, hOR Tilt , November ,1918 .In a mortgage fore-
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. i closure suit wherein the plaintiff.
E. 11. Harluchor, Plaintiff, loambrinus Brewing Company, a cor-
vs. j poration, recovered Judgement
J. S. Weeks. Defendant. .(against the defendants. Frank E.
By virtue of an execution issued , K(,ver am Mnnson Chambers, foi
out of the above entitled Court In tn0 gum o( $1179.70, with Interest
tho above entitled cause, to 1,10 thereon at 6 per cent per annum
directed nnd dated the mh of No- from Aprn 19 19i3 for $100.00 at
vomber. 1918, upon a Judgment, de toroy.g fecg nn,i for $37.66 costs,
creo nnd order of snlo rendered li 'commanding me to make snle of the
said court and cause on the 14th dny , fouowR described real property,
r n,.i,.i.i.r 1918. In favor of fc. H if ..,.
n,.ri, ichor i) lii nt rr. ami againsi j rwinnini' nt that corner ot tne
S. Weeks, Ihe defendant, for the j Aarnn' uroyicg Donation Land Claim
sum of Five Hundred ( $500.00 1 1 ,n Township four north, of Range
iw.ilnrq. fnirether Willi uie limruiti nn wst Df the Willamette raeri-
thoreon from the said 14th duy ' dinn, which said corner is located
October, 1918, at tho rate of seven nortn gg degrees 10 minutes, east
per cent per annum unui P o " 6.84 chains rrom me quarter T 1 ber at the hour of 1 o'clock D m ot
ho further sum of Seventy- ivo Dol- t()n corner between Sections 4 and 1 ' the horn jol : 1 o clock p m ot
lurs, attorney's fees and the costs 5 , Town8,p 4 north. Range 1 sI'otyoUnKK Svecia Road
and dlBburamenta of this suit, taxes Mt ot the Willamette Meridian and PnJ of vot ng SPM Koaa
YANKS HAVE
CLEAN TEETH
Tho American doughboy cleans Ills
tooth more ofton thnn the soldier
"f any other army. Like civilians,
rolcllers try to clean their teeth In the
morning before breakfast. It Is not
unusual sight to aeo a group of
"oughl.oyB p near a Well, or
rump, brushing their teeth nnd gaz
l"K Hkyward nt tho night bombing
reroilllinnn anlllnir nvnr tho lines.
The American commlmtnrlos nevor
fan keep enuogh tooth brushos In
"ock to moot the demands of the
soldiers.
1'OOK KAIHKH 1UI.L1
He II-d Ills Falls.
Old Kaiser Bill,
Of Potsdam Hill,
He Nnvor Wo t,
And never will.
They've Kicked Poor Bill,
Of Potsdam Hill,
flonn off Hln Throne,
Oh, Bltto.' Pill!
80 Here's to Bill,
, Of Potsdam Hill,
With All His Falls.
We Hate Him Still.
NOTICE OF PICTRICT ROAD
MEETING
Road District No. 6, Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
s nance ot a petition duly signed by
10 freeholders and legal voters ot
Road District No. 6, Columbia Coun
ty. Oregon, and presented to the
County Court of Columbia County,
Oregon, a District Road Meeting of
the legal voters of said Road Dis
trict No. 6, will be held at the Beav
er Homes Grange Hall in said Road
The Maxwell
The Handsomest
The Most Durable
The Most Economical
Automobile on the Market
Quick Delivery
J. H. FLYNN
Aerent for Columbia County
Office at
Independent Auto Co.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
--YOUR EVERY NEED-
MENS WORK CLOTHES '
Our line of Overalls and Work Shirts Is giving exceptional.
ly good satisfaction this season and our prices are reasonublo
DRY GOODS
A fine new line of Dry Goods lias just reached ns ami will
be offered at particularly attractive prices for the next few days.
SHOES
Footwear for all purposes and all purses can be found
in our up-to-date Shoe Department.
GROCERIES
We want you to Inspect our stock of staple and fancy
Groceries. Prices that make quick sales.
A. T. KIBLAN
Phone 35
(Houlton) St. Helens, Ore.
Free and Prompt Delivery
The Government Says Save
This applies to your house as well as any other
property or article. You can save and conserve
by having
Your House Painted
We do first class interior or outside painting
and finishing work. Also decorating. Estimates
gladly furnished.
J. A. LARGE
PAINTER St. Helens. Ore. DECORATOR
Roseburne Stock Farm Shorthorns
HERD HEADED BY
Villager Sultan 2nd
Young Stock of both Sexes
for sale at all times
A. H. TARBELL, Prop.
Warren, Oregon
ilb!
0
t ftm'WWiWw rum
Orchard Tracts. Blttintod In Colum- grBng 30 minutes east 100 feet to an.""" 1
Ti iTTlT nn'lron NOTICE OK PATRIOT ROAL
?,n,y W office of M J- : th th ll decrees jMtj J, CMl
d"k,;punonances thereunto belong. .g feet to an Iron rod; Morr6oliM"if
li,K or in anywise PU""""'' ,, '' , VhanitoattoilnnlnK'tbMn and leBal voters 01
Now. therefore, by virtue c ""H 60 6 feet f1" g0"niana Ra D8tr,ct No- 10. Columbia Coun
exocutlon. judKment, order and d- and containing .16 of an acre BBtyI Oregon, and presented to the
-,i in mmnl ance with tno , flg Burveyed by A. U. Wttie, may 0, ' .'i-i,imv.in cmmiv
inlons Columbia County, state M day ol December, i.io.
Helens, "lu"' . .. uctlon (sub-1 m.. at the front door of the Coun
?erotKto" re "emptied " to thi " highest j ,Ay CourtVouse In St. Helens Colum
TiLr for cash In hand, all the ba County. Oregon. I will. In obed
bidder for casn ! ,,H OYO(,iition. order ant
right, tit e and nueresi
within mimed defendant may have
Hi nn the 20th day of September.
llllll un nt" . . , liorA.
1911. the date 01 me iiiuimft"
In foreclosed, or may have since had
or to the above descrlbml property
and every part thereof, to satisiy
sa d execution. Jud,tment. order and
Secree. Interest, cost and accuring
C Dated thb 18th day of November,
1918, E 0 STANWOOD,
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
First pub. Nov. 22, 1918
Last pub. Jan. S, ii-
n wild execution, order and
decree, sell at public auction (subject
to redemption) to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right, title and in
terest which the above named de
fendants have or either of them has,
or had on the 14th day ot May, 1910.
the date of said mortgage, In and to
said real property to satisfy said
execution. Judgment, interest, costs
and accuring costs.
Dated November 12, 1918.
E. C. STANWOOD.
awiff of Columbia County, Oreg?a.
I First pub. Nov. 16, 1918.
Last pub. Deo. 13, 1918.
November, 1918,'r.t the hour of one
o'clock d. m. of said day, saia meet'
ing to be for the purpose of voting a
Special Road Tax in saia District on
not to exceed 10 mills on the dollar
ot all taxable property In said Road
District.
Dated this 8th day of November,
1918.
S. C. MORTON,
47.49 County Judge
Ike always
thought
FIRE! FIRE! F1HE! F1RKI
Sea E. B. Quick, St. Helens, and
Insure your property in the Oregon
Fire Relief Association 01 MCMinn
Ule, Oregon. Don't put it off.
MchStt W. I. WARREN, Agent.
a man was foolish to buy
plug of the Gravely class
when he could get a big
plug of ordinary tobacco
for the same money. But
one day Bill gave him a
chew of Gravely just two
or three small squares.
Then Ike got the pure, sat
isfying Gravely taste. It
lasted so long, you cant
tell him nowadays that it
costs him anything extra
to chew Real Gravely.
It f' furtkirthot't mh J"
tan ft tkt loeJ Bull f tkhcUf
if ttiaeto without ttra tut
PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each, ptece packed m a poucn
nunc