HPTVMCMfftT FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1918,
A
fTTTTTVVwj SCAPPOOSE
LUKKLdrUillilCC J1 Rv. fiarrtson joined the lick list
r . - - j last week, causing vacancy at her
A. A. A A A AAAAAAJ desk cn Saturday.
WARREN School re-opened Monday.
The uioerty v norus lurneu up mi
so Improve that school can be o.m- community. , EN mLES QF PAVING
neighborhood, passed away at his, urn ' 1 ,,. nno I ' ,..,. about ID mile of paved
home here several any ago. i '.ea-, " ;'".,. ,,., . t rr-!r ... v.,,., n.irditiir to the
while ami , me K"'"1 i-'-i" I " " .,i
t;illl to follow mo leriuiiiiuiini " -. .,,iiiliUhhl(im'rn, wnu
she should prow even ' !, iiri'imri'ci. uut ei'"1'" " f
ed had been ill for quite a
Ma itp.ith wan not unexpected.
Mrs. Mnnsberger accompanied by j war
in.. ...i.. in -l Tuesday evening. Will meet evervi- Darty 0f friends, motored
.. . , r. r, 1a.. week at 7:30 at the church. Come frnl rorUand and spent the d;-.y with
its victims here. Charles F. Eendu-
end shout your Joy.
ro fell a victim to its ravages on Sun- j Mest-rs. Holloday and Niblock at
day morning at the general hospital tended a meeting of Scottish Kile's
in Vancouver. Washington. H,S T Vpe" '"Wines
death cast a deep gloou over the en-j d((y and Thursday in Portland, the
tire plr.ce. his former schoolmates i euest of Mrs. C. H. jonnson.
here takine the "teas with heartfelt There wm
sorrow. Clwrlie was beloved by all.
be services at the
church on Sabbath as follows: Sab
hath school. 10:15: morning wor-
He was clean and gentlemanly, a ship, 11:15; evening service. 7:30.
pleasant word and ftnlle for all. He There will be a Thanksgiving ser
recently enlisted and started to serve; vice on Thursday in the schoolhouse
Old Glory at the Benson Polytechnic at 3 p. m. A speaker from Portland
school at Portland, where -he- con-1 will be secured. The Liberty
traded the. disease. He was 20 years chorus will do their part. It is need
of age and for the last year has 'less to say "corns'1 for everyone
been in the employ of the McCor- will be there. The Thanksgiving
mick Lumber coii-.pany. He was a : spirit Is in the air and lets enjoy 1.
member of the Warren home guard ' together.
and gntekeeper of the Grange. He isj our quota of $1650 for the fnlteo
survived by his fp.ther and mother, i war Work has been raised. Exact
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Benduro, Miss : figures will be given later.
.u-1 M,M Milleri tne high school teach-
sisters; Albert anu . ...Hnir caiiPd to New
York, on account or tne severe in
ness of her mother. The vacancy.
wal held PerhP9- iU be fUled by Mr8- V-
friends here.
Owing to the bad weather. Tar
I bell & Son have discontinued work
on the Kappler road. It Is understood
that no further work will be don,
until the coming spring.
It is expected that a number ot
the taxpayers will be at the roau
meeting at the Grange hall Saturday
afternoon. The people In this vici
nity are in favor of good roi'ds and
It Is quite certain they will vote a
special tax for the building of neces
sary roads in this district.
down 'rapidly In the next eight years man j , to c,,llHe ir the war conuuumi.
in the past same leurm , "w are puuinm w nmiiiv
that any building that Is put up. Apple Way to l.llierty lake junction.
should bo built on tne unit piau.i,,,,, Sunitt houlevara to tno county
thus allowing enlargement "
building without KpollinK the "m
.....irv nf the architecture.
Again I say that a good school, be j -should the stale provide the
sides being a necessity to a lro- funds, there Is no reason why this
gresslve community. Is a great nd-wlirk M,oultl net bo done. The Apple
liaiulierlaiM' t'oiiul, n,,-,, "
Do not lmK thai "EJ
other cough mvil lcln.i ftl.,i
you relief It will ,, u J' ?'
Chamberlain'. Cong,, H,.
In mind that from ft Hl " , ,
n.ngthU remedy hUB gS'. ?
wide reputation and inimanl, Z '
A medicine must have ecutlm"i
merit to win estu,..n wlirerr i, J"1
comes known. 1
m KM m.m mm mm mm mb.
Mine and to pave from the city limits - "Vv.
it0 the fort." suld fomulsloner.r PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ll'lmrli's Howard. f vnl,M
vertlslng agent In briugluK a ',-Vuy p:'vl'ig und Sunset boulevard
four
Abbie and Miss Zella and Mrs. Ed-j
mund Harms, sisters; Albert snu
Miss Freeman, uncle and aunt. The;
younger set of Warren will miss him.
It may well be said of him "the gooa
die young. His fune-al
Barker and daughter
f i.
H V ' ....V 1 11 1VJ 1 . L ,IC V1U11 . V.I
...i i,i, r,-,., Mrs.
a large number were present -t the;Eloise. have returned to their home
ferave. His bereaved relatives havo;near Beaverton.
the utmost synip'Jiy of the entire i There is an urgent appeal for
community. Aioi'ier gold str.r will1 more help at the Ked Cross. There
be added to Warren's service fla? tu is much relief work to be done. The
honor cf his meciory. The coffin ' Red Cross meets every Tuesday at
was d.Tped with !ie ration?! colors .the church.
aud a gua'd of honor, under the com- victor Watts, who has been stay-
mand o: Sergeant K. F. Lnrsen of inr t the Y M. C A. in Portlnnd
the Warren homo saard, escorted the has received his first grade In wlre-
rem-ins 10 me grave wnere luting ies8 telegraphy, at the Lincoln mgr.
obsequies were helJ. i R-hooL Victor surnrlsed hilmself.
Judge-elect W. J. Fullerton spent ! He had hopes of making good in the
Monday in Portland. second class, but he passed No. 1 in
Several are on the sick list here, the first class. Hurrah for Victor!
Leo Farr, William Hammerbeck, ,
Walter Lund and Alfred Burr have A
all had a tussle with the "flu." but YANKIUN
are now convalescent. The cchools
will remain closed for several days) Andrew Thomas and family have
yet. All public gatherings are under move(i t0 silverton. He will accept
t,ie ban- 'employment with s. logging company
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hyskell ana' there.
Miss Elizabeth, spent a couple of i The members of :he Tarbell fcmilv
days in Portland the first of the wi,o have been ill with the "flu"
weelt- I have almost recovered.
miss Abbie uer.duro lias rccepted; Mrs. Herbert Howr.rd recently
a position as assistant postmistress spent a few dayS with friends ru
11 u in i n . . i.i ii. nuii n oiui f i AStOTlil
rreu . uoesei nas a crew 01 men j T,e ia.est addition to the auto.
niaKing nts house into a new one. mobile owners In this vicinity is Mr
He will have a nice residence when p Frits. He has a Ford.
, I Friends will be glad to know that
. D. (Tommy) Green is carrying Thurmr.n Jefferies, who has been
aoout men rrom here daily. j quite ill with influenza, 13 now con
L. Evans, who lives on the George , valescent.
oeaver piace, areppea aeao lliurs-" ria-imr t iha fmi ihni thorp r
d.-.y morning. Heart disease was the,snn number of cases of influenza
cause. He was a fine man and well
thought of by all who knew liim
Deceased, who was 62 years of age
leaves a wife and family.
In the neighborhood, the school
lirectors have decided not to open
the schools for the present. It Is
hoped, however, that conditions will
DEER ISLAND j
Elmer Connel returned Monday
night from a business trip to the
metropolis.
J. L. Wlckersham transacted bus
iness lu Portland Monday.
Mrs. Jean Kedd, who is the house
guest of Mrs. Elmer Council, was a
visitor at the work room or the
Deer Island auxiliary Friday. Mrs.
Redd is an active worker in Red
Cross circles in Portland.
Mrs. Nina Hush will move this
week to the Deer Island Logging
company works at the crossing,
where she will take charge or tne
commissary.
Miss Lou Waunch, slKtcr of Mrs.
Charles Brown, was married recent
ly to J. D. Wade of Monroe, Miss.
The bride has many friends In this
locality who join In congratulations.
The cpr.r plant at the rollway,
which has not been in operation
since the death of Mr. Vandorvort,
resumed operations Monday' under
the mr.nsgement of Mr. Iturnc.
Mrs. Roberding and Mies Alice
Brown, our teachers, were in town
this week on school business.
The family of John Beaver, who
have been ill with Spanish Influenza,
pre reported Imp-ovtng. A tralneu
nurse is In charge. Mrs. Hazel Jud-
Isch aud Chester McConnell are bet
ter.
siruhlo class of people to the com- j(.,IH WOuld amount to about
muuitv. who in turn neip i nm i miles each. "
keep up the efficler.iy of the school I
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of the town. Hy r.U means, let every j,
loyal citizen in hi. ueieiis im m - LUUUE.O
E. A. ROSS
l'uneral llretor KmbiilBu-
Uuslnes Phoue fi ltesiauca U it
Hunk lll,l ut ii... u
i m. IIUIOUI, Of),
In Mt HeleiiH work to
the end thet a school bullillnit wUI!
hn ereeted In the iienr future that
will he a credit not only to St. Mel-
ens, nut I'.lso 10 V omnium ininir.
L. It. Itt'THEHl'UltU.
"HOC" MEANS
BERKSHIRE
The Ixiyul Order of Moose, St. Mel
ons Lodge No. 1238. Meets the first
and third Tuesdays ot each month.
All visitors cordially Invited.
It. K. COOPER, Dictator.
W. V. BLAKKSLKY, Sec.
DR. C. E. WADE
riiyslcian and HurKeon
Phoue (t
Muckle Bid.. ut. ttCBi 0a
We are Now Ready to Serve You
PROPERLY
Corvallis Butter
Per 2-pound Roll $1.35
Golden West Coffee
l-pound . 40c 3-pound .$1.10 5-pound .$1.75
Caravan Coffee
T-pound . 35c
Crisco
1 2-pound . . .
6-pound ....
3-pound .$1.00 5-pound .$1.50
.50c
$2.00
3pound
9"pound .
.$1.00
$3.00
Just Think
You
Liberty
can save enough money in one year to buy a $50
Bond. Is it worth saving to YOU?
ROY & FREDERICKSEN
PHONE 42
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
Ye have a full line. This winter you will
use your auto and will need accessories
which make your car more comfortable and
safe. WE HAVE
Spotlights (best made)
$7.50
Nice Auto Robes . . . $4.50 to $20
Flashlights, Batteries, Chains,
Jacks and numerous other items
which you need
OUR STOCK OF TIRES
Is the largest carried by any concern in the
county. Tires and Tubes of all makes and
sizes.
If you have trouble on the road,
phone us, and our trouble car is at
your disposal.
Independent Auto Co.
St. Helens, Oregon
CLATSKANIE
I'rof. K. J. Wlekson. California
Agricultural Collese, says: "When
the term 'hog' Is used in California!
It generally signifies llerkshlres, for
the distinguished traits and markx
of the breed are seen every v: here.
Though we have all the Important
breeds the lllrkshlre has taken thr
strongest hold upon the popular
heart. It seems fairly n survival of
the fittest. The Hlrkshlre holds a
whole skin under the blazing sun or
our valleys, and it nestles rozlly In
the fence corner when front nips the
oranges and puts Ice on the water
ing trough. The HlrkHlitre is strong
mid thrifty, ccnies tiuirUly to ma
turity, and multiplies Its kind to de
light its owner's eye and fill IiIk
purse. It Is difficult to conceive a
food animal better fitted for its im
portant mission." I'rof. Wickmin
KNOWS. Write toilav to
OllK(,()V IlKKKSHIItK COMPANY
Warren, Orenni
Mlipah Chnptor t). B. 8. meets lu
Masonic Hall the second end fourth
Saturdays of each month.
MRS. MAIIY K. CI1HIST1K. W. M.
JOHN IMIlLir, Secy.
Tllllcum Tribe No. 62, Improved
O. It. M , of Yankton. Ore., meets (
Its wigwam, second and fourth Hal
nrdays ot each month.
V. . (1. Hit ANNON, C. ol It.
K. L. HYDK, Sachem.
8t.
F. A. LOWE
IfctaliNt
Office lu Unuk lluildlug
DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
riiynU'Un and Hurgeoa
Office lu Uank bid. hi. n,Ul
DR
:. ALFRED . PEEL
riiyalclan anil Burgwrn
St.
Masonic liulldlux
Helens,
Oroi
St. Helens Ileheknh lOdgn. No.
217, meets second and fourth Thurs
day of each month In I. O. O. V. hull.
Visiting member always welcome.
HKl'LAH SMITH. N. O.
MRS. ELLA ALLEN, 8ec"y.
DR. S. IL RUSSELL
Chiropractor
MltH. Itl'HNKI.I Ladlr' Mum
Moorfleld C'abluel Htouni Ualln
Hours S a. ni. to 6 p. m.
I'lione ti-llt Ht. lluleni, On
MIST WANT COLUMN
Kor Sule Four young cows. One
Guernsey-Durham end three high
grade Jerseys. In good condition
Lee Allen and the new baby 'and giving extra rich milk. Fresh
en in Murch. Will sell cheap
Terms given to responsible parties.
T. S. Morrell, Deer Island. 4 9-fiO
Ht. Helens Ixdge 1'hone 17
No 117, I. O. O. F.
meets In the 1 O.
M'Ky O. K. building, on
the second and fourth Hut unlays ot
euch mouth, visiting members are al
wuvs given n hearty welcome.
FUEL) W. CHKIST1K. Noble Grand.
C. W. ULAKKSLEY. Sec.
GLEN R. METSKER
Attorney
Office Id llauk llulldlng
HI. lleleni, Or
T. S. WHITE
I'odertaker and Kunrrsl Director
County Comurr
I'lione 64 itesldence plion 1111
St. Helens, Oregon
Mrs
came down from St. Helens the last
of the week. She was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Chris Johnson,
who had been with her during her
stay at the county seat.
After five weeks ot closed doors
and no services the churches of the
city are planning to resume their
regular services on Sunday, the 24tli
inst., which day will be observed as
a day of special thanksgiving be
cause of the victories of our armies.
Every one should go to church on
that day.
After a long rest f'om public ac
tivities a meeting of the local Red
Cross auxiliary will he held in the'
b.isement of the Methodist church
on Friday afternoon of next week,
the 22nd Inst., at 2:00 o'clock. The
meeting is called by the president,
Mrs. S. A. Easterdny.
A recent letter received from
Alfred Popham contained an Inter
esting account of a chance meeting
with a Clatskanle boy. His unit was
established in the seaport town oi
Marseilles and noting a U. S. ship In
the harbor he walked down to the
wharf and met Irving Graham just
leaving the ship for a day's shore
leave. Alfred states that Irvlnj lb
the first perp.on he has met since he
left the U. S. A. thet he had ever
seen before.
At last, after much correspond
ence to various sources of informa
tion, Mr. L. Culbertsoii has received
a letter from the war department
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights ot
I'ytlilas meets every Tuesday even
lug in CaHtle Hull, St. Helena. Vis
iting KnightH ulwnvs wolcomo
ECC.ENE K. IILAKF.SLKY, C. C.
EDISON 1. BALI, AG II, K. of H. A 8.
GEO. II. SIIINN
Attorue; at Ijiw
Bt. Iloluns, Oregon
For Sale Reentered Poland China
sow, bred; or will trade for a fresh
young cow. Address llox 465, St
Helens, Oregon. 4 9 -GO
For Sale Good C-room house in
lloulton. $600 will haw'lo. In
quire .Mist office. 49-lf
Hank tlldg.
J. W. DAY
Attorney at Ijiw
Ht. lluleni. On
For Sale Younr; pigs. George
Perry, lloulton, O-oson. 4-tf
For Sale Thirty toes brled'
tlniotny mid clover liny. $:I0 per ton
at barn, $32 per ton delivered. Al
bert Lnrsen, I'lione 101-F-l, War
ren, Oregon. 4 9-50
For Sale A Shetland pony. Gentle
cud well broken. Pony may be seen
at Davies livery brrn. For price and
other Information apply to Marlon
Morton, Phone 2fi, St. Helens, Oregon.
St. Helens I -edge No. 31,
A. F & A. M. tieets 1st
and 3rd Saturday lu each
nvjiith. Vlsl'.lng brothers cordially
A. L. STONE, W. M.
E. E. QUICK, Secrotury.
St. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, meets the
first Wednesday of each month In
the I. O. O. F. hall.
II A. COLT. V. C.
II. E. LA HARE, Clerk.
FRED W. HERMAN
Attorury at lw
lain lor, Okioi
Ilargaln 6-hole steel range him
large heating stove. Almost new; nlsii
wallpaper for three medium sized
rooms. Phono 1)72. S. R. Sonnn
land, St. Helens. 4S-tf
Tuken lp Five head of cattle
1 cow and 4 heifers. Have been at my
place since ubout November 1st. The
owner muy huve same by paying
charges. On McKay ' nWe l i.
containing the infoinia'.ion that his; miles north of Scappoose. I. K. Illsey,
son, John, was severely woun led in ' SraoDoose. Oregon. ix.r.i'J
tne leu leg .wrii shrapnel. Also,
that the department waB communi
cating with -General I'ershln? foi
further knowledge of his present
condition and whereabouts.
Chief.
For Sale 7-icve tract land in
Mountain View. Purt cleartd, bill
rnce er.slly clearec:. Small ho ihc nml
barn, good well. Price $12')0, $Sli0
down, balance on easy terms. It. M.
Shallower, Warren, Oregon. 4 8-4 9
RUTHERFORD MAKES I
SCHOOL SUGGESTIONS
St. Helens' crying need today Is a
school building to replace the one
recently destroyed by fire, and the
people should decide the matter of
erecting a modern building as soon
as possible. As temporary quarters
are provided for the present, we
should build a good school on the
present site, large enough to ac
commodate the grades and the high
school until such time as a county
high school could be erected, ut
which time the population will have
increased to such proportions that
this entire building will be requlrcu
tor the grades alone. In this way
temporary quarters for the high
school would tide us over the period
of the high cost of building, and give
us time to organize a union high
school district, which should be
located In the neighborhood o."
Washington Square. The ban has
been lifted from the road-building
program and the St. Helens-Pltts-liurg
road, now being pushed to
completion, with the paving of the
Columbia River highway, wUI; con
nect most of the Important " school
districts in this end of the county,
and make this city the logical loca
tion for a well equipped high school.
By combining forces, the burden
will not be heavy on r.ny one dis
trict, while under the present plan
each district is struggling along tn,i
support a nign school with little o.
no equipment.
The use of the present site will
sr.ve several thousand dollars, as the
present heating plant, foundations
and excavation can be utilized; be
sides the only natural playground in
St. Helens belongB to this particular
school, and the sewer connection,
which Is a big expense In this town
is already made, while with every
other available site offered or sug
gested, septic tanks would have to
be used.
The present location is situated
on the main road into St. Helens
from every section in the eounty and
a good modern school building would
be a great drawing card lot this
Taken Up Two-year-old heifer at
F. L. Howies, Warren. Owner enn
have same by puying charges. 4S-50
Eyestrain, like any oMier
strain, tells on a man. The re
lation between the eyes and
other par'.B of the body Is so
Intimate that when tho eyes go
wrong, the body follows
Dr. Thompson's glasses re
lieve the eyestrain und put you
right uguln.
Consult liim, Friday, Novem
ber '', tread la Hotel.
Rings! Rings!
We have just received an
assortment of beautiful
RINGS
DIAMOND RINGS
BIRTHSTONE RINGS
WEDDING RINGS
Our stock of jewelry is
complete and our goods
are the reliable kind
WATCH
REPAIRING
VON A. GRAY
THE JEWELER
St. Helens, Ore.
For Sale or Trade House and loi
in Lott's Addition, near laundry.
With or without furniture aud 4 0
hens. 11. A. Wagner. 4S-5I
For Srlo or Trade One registered
llerkshlro boar, o:ie year old, In fine
condition 1st prize winner nt the
"ounty Mir. Thos. R. Ketell. Jr.. Ht.
Helens, neur little mill. 47-4S
For Sale Youiir gentle Lnp.m. Also
harness und vago:i, only been used
a few tl.nes. Price $200, on at or
write to H. M Reynolds Warren,
Oregon, Rl. I!ox 82.
For Sale Lot and a half and 4
room houiioand 1916 Maxwell louring
car. Inquire at Mist office. 4G-(f
For Sule Red RuhsIiui Wheat,
Bluestem whep.t. C. J. Lursen, War
ren, Oregon. 4 2-tf
Young Pigs For Salo. llert I loft
man, lloulton, Oregon. Farm on the
Yankton road near Perry place. 4 4-tf
For Sale House and lot in St.
Helens, $1200; $200 down; balance
$20 per month. Inquire of Columhlu
County Abstract Company.
For Si-.lo Rolgstercd Poland
China brood sows. J. A. Bacon, War
ren, Oregon. 32-tf
For Sale Young pigs to,' snl by
J. A. Bacon of Warren. 28 tf
Get the Genuine 'T
Tgin Every Cake
QUALITY
Groceries
ARE THE BEST
UALITY Groceries are the cheapest in the
long run, and always give uniform satisfaction.
It follows then that vou should burchase your
urocenes from the store where the standard ot ex
celence is maintained. This store prides itself on
maintaining such a standard.
Q
This store also keeps in season the largest variety
of Vegetables and Fruits the market offers. Call and
examine what we offer.
Larsen & Company
St. Helens' Leading Grocers