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ST., HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1918 4 rnvDrcDAvncHrr S WARREN It all the farmers of the country take the same stand as is the un animous opinion of the Warren ranchers, the rural telephone will be a thing of the past insofar as the Bell Telephone company Is concerned. The action of A. S. Burlesci la rais ing the rates to farmers from one to three dollars per month has ccused a protest such as never has been seen here and the unqualified stand is tc refuse to pry the raise, but to tender the amount paid in the past. If this does not stand the company will be requested tc remove their phones and a co-oper.Vtive line v.-ill. be built, giving service better than that now given and at a less cost. Already ac tion is being taker, towards that en a end the people are unanimous for united action. Why the farmer is selected to pay the price by Post master Burlesoa is what the fr.rmer cannot understand. He has been made the "goat" in ninny Instances during the war. His help taken from him, the demands on hira for all charita ble works, the 100 per cent freight increase on his feed for his stock, and now the advance of 200 per cent on his telephone bill, an industry which he-has done so much toward the building up, is giving his pa triotism a severe strain. Were other industries dealt with on the same ratio he would not murmur, but hu feels he is getting the worst of it ah, and is compelled to bear the brum with so little help from the "upper ups." No action will be taken until collection of tolls will be enforced and then "fire will fly." Mrs. Neer of Goble, mother of Mrs. John Farr, has been helping her for the last week, during the sickness and convalescence of her children, Leo, Laura and John, Jr. School will re-convene on Monday, December 2, as the ravages of the "flu" have nearly disappeared. O. A. Erickson spent Monday iu Portland on a business trip. A. T. .Laws and wife ara managing the farm for Mrs. Carleton Lewis. Miss Elizabeth Hyskell has return ed to the Lincoln high school in Port land to resume her studies. The home guards are unanimous to keep their organization intact and have regular drill practice. Capt. Dalbin, head of the organization, will have the full support of Warren's or ganization and the hope is expressed that all county organizations will co-operate. ness of Mrs. Cooke. Watch bulletlii board for further notice. Mrs. Caples was called to Hills boro on account of the death of hei brother. A turkey shoot was held at Wests Park Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Sandstrom returned I from Tacoma Sunday evening, ac companied by her daughter, Mrs. Arch Duncan. Mr. R. M. Washburn, of-St. Paul, Minnesota, was visiting his brothei over the week end and on Sunday they took a trip up the Columbia highway. Mr. Washburn teaches at Milwaukee university. j Mr. Milloy is having the interioi of the pool room painted. Mr. Ore well Is doing the work. Mr. Butler, our section foreman has the influenza. Mrs. Snow of Portland spent part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Duncan. Saturday found three inches of snow at Scappoose lumber camp. It made it rather difficult for the trucks to manipulate down grade. Mrs. Copeland Is suffering with a case of blood poisoning In her hand. She is doctoring at St. Helens and staying with her son, Hoy, at that place. Quite a number of the school children have colds. The school was closed on Tuesday and will re-open Monday morning. Mr. Kent of Denver, Colorado, oc cupied the pulpit at the Congrcga tional church last Sabbath. Quite a few of our young folks are home from the various colleges for the Thanksgiving holidays. Congregational Church Sabbath School, 10:15; Morning Worship. 11:15: Evening Service, 7:30. Misses Irene and Anna Stolteuherg have returned from Wallace, Idaho, where they spent the summer. Watts Price started east last week from Lemon Grove, California. NEVERSTIL i ii ii me exception oi a lew con valescent cases, the community is In fairly good health. The machine shop is running over time on urgent orders, while the camps and mills are putting in full time. A turkey shoot took place at Birkenfeld yesterday, which indicates that somebody will celebrate Thanks giving day in the good, old-fashion- ed way, where Hooverites don't neeu j apply. There is a prospect for a store and ! hotel building being put up at this place in the near future, which would ; afford great convenience for the many local workers as well as the ; transcient element. The shingle mill at this place Eva Garrison spent Monday in ; was destroyed by fire about mld- t-oruana. . night Friday, the 22nd inst. This l Carl Heimuller was home part oi 1 the second burnout on the same site last week. within thirteen months. The origin Miss Maud Watts spent seven of the fire is unknown but It is be- days of last week In Portland. I lieved that pure negligence in both The Liberty chorus was postponed cases, on the part of the owner, who luesaay evening, owing to the ill- was present at the time of the fires SCAPPOOSE A Lady Told Us THAT SHE SAVED From 5c to 25c on most any article she bought "from us. Of course we knew this, but we were pleased to hear her acknowledge it. EVERY LITTLE SAVING Every Little Saving will go far towards making up a big amount at the end of the month. Why not give us a trial order and , make a little saving. We have a large, well selected stock of Groceries, Fruits and Vege tables. f The goods are all fresh goods, -too. POULTRY FISH, OYSTERS, CRABS 1 and other sea foods -We have the goods and will be glad to deliver them. ROY & FREDERICKSEN PHONE 42 4 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES We have a full line. This winter you will use your auto and will need accessories which make your car more comfortable aim 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 It Is no7 certain, "at this time, that! VERNONIA LIST OF TRANSFERS the mill will be rebuilt, owing, ufj "7"," . " course, to financial embarrasment, High School te i ,,,,,,r,r;-d .y Columbia County Ab- occasiotied by the loss, not being any I Our school districts will Hold men jHtra(.t ,.ompuy. insurance. i annual meeting next Saturday. . Novn,i,r i France Snow to Now that the kaiser Is out of ai A short Thanksgiving program ul1 ujwh . McKay; hind In Section . Job the progressive citiiens of Road given by the high school Wednesday T H,l(p 3 North, Rungo 2 West, District lo. 8, pursuant to nonces aurruuuu. ...11701)00 puoiisnea, met at Mist, Oregon, ami ' . -- - voted a ten mill tax for the much! ground floor of the play shed cover- peeded IniDrovements on the local ed with about three incites m n or lateral roads of the district. While there was a general turnout, the measure carried with 70 per cent for and 30 against. The opposition, us mual, preferring to dodge behind the secret ballot to hide theti blushes. The l)eop Creek road was allotted 40 per coat; Klshhawk, 2u per cent: the llurr roud. 20 per cem and the llurrlsa or Natal branch, 20 percent. If everything goes through as expected, there will be ample funds to put the roads In question, in good shape. DEER ISLAND A number, of Jupanese from Port land are digging potatoes for Turn er & Son. Mr. Molilor, had the misfortune to lose one of his horses this week by sickness. Mrs. George Kenopka underwent a serious surgical operation at St. incent hospital Saturday. Report1 Card of Thank from the hospital are encouraging. We take this means of expresslnit The following soldiers and sailors our heartfelt thanks to our many are home this week: Kay Qaittena. friends and especially to the ship Jack Dodson. Jake Hammer, Ran- workers and the company officials oi dolph Anderson. Ralph Meehan. Kl- the St. Helens Shipbuilding company. flllHt. l.yndol Hardener, a member of the freshman class, nan returned with bin mother, to their home in F.ugcu... Thelma Pettljohn ban not fully re covered from her recent Illness. V trust that she may soon he able to return to school. Mr. Drown, our seventh and eighth arade teacher, spoke to the high school pupils last Tuesday morning miss tiruce, our innrnin'uiiw teacher, will be the next speaker In the high school assembly. Thursday and Frldny are holidays for us. We probably shall make one iliiy up, as we havo lost a few days on account of the scarlet fever. Misses DecrweHter and llruce will spend Thanksgiving vacation hi Port ia ml. The teachers are planning for a "community meeting." These meet ings will be held at the end of each school month. November 20 Roman Catholic Archbishop to Charles Koutek; Lots 5 and 8, lllock 5, Town of tlcuppoose. UH.0.00. November Zl r 'louiiiwo m. win ters to Anna High; Lots 1. 2 lllock 39. Moeks Adltlon to Rainier, $3150. Margaret Wniburn to Lrnost F. Urewell. Lund In Heclloi 12, Town ship 3 North. Riinge 2 West. $100. November 22 Helirey Hteltei. guardian, to Lawrence flail; lots 6 and 7. Hlock 2. Vcgel Tract. $1.00. November 23 Catherine M. Meter et ux to Joseph A. Vanvolklnber; laud In SecMon 8. Township 7 North, Range 4 West.-$H00 00. November 2& R. I,. JeffcoU et in to J. W. Allen, Uit 14. lllock 14, St. Helens, $10 00. Canteen llaud Bag One of the new i, ed th. cant. I ."""""" u tiie canteen. It u M " " pile., of canteen slu p" Zi ' of silk or leather or velv.? k, of any of the fabrics IZ of other shapes, u U ,u" ina aoca bag. In ,ptt But ,," large. ' ul 11 Mn He Hwl No aione troop train with " it ut one of dler. aboard halted at a kI. tmik town the othr ." . Marnier shouted ut Ui. ,", . '1- v tuui no p'ace," mm "they takln' nm." " ". LODGES . J The Loyal Order or Mooso, 8t. Hel ens Lodge No. 123$. Moots the first and third Tuesday of each mouth. All visitors cordially Invited. II. K. COOPKR, Dictator. W. W. I1LAKESLKY, Bee. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ROSS Knikalnu. UwhUnct H ii mum, or. E. A Funeral Director business Phon 23 Dauk lildg., Ut. Mltpah Chapter O. K. 8. meet In liter Loyd and William Hammond. for their many kind deeds and word.-i Masonic Hall the secoud and fourtb Mrs. I'lia.s. EiiElish went to Port- nf ivmnihv ami fin- ilm Iiimiiii Ifu! i slHtiirilit vn nf each month. land Monday expecting to be gone floral offerings, during the Illness and I MRS. MARY K. CHRISTIE W. M. several days on a business and pleas-1 death of our beloved husband re trip. ! father. Mrs. L. Harden, Mrs. Ida English llonser is leav j Harden, ing soon for Vancouver, U. C, to; spend the holidays with her daugh-j Card of Tlinnkt ter, Mrs. Vlroqua Godfrey. We wish to cxp 'eiu our de Mr 111. Rrnitn ..lmnnln ! tPPrecl: Moll TIKI gralltlMe t ) visitor to Portland Saturday. ' The regular meeting of the worn and 1 Roy I an's club was not held Wednesday on account of Thanksgiving. est the many f-iends for their kindness ami ! consideration during the de -th of our beloved husliHnd and frther. Mrs. M. K. Evens and children, Hussle. William, J:imes a id Archie Evim. RAINIER I A TltKASlRKIPS NOTICE I All city warrants endorked up t and including October 15th, 1918, Mrs. Kred Trow h:sjust received .are hereby called for payment. In word fiom the Portland Chapter ofterest ceases after November 22nd. American Red Cross, of which Hat-: 191 S. nier is a branch, that the work of the knitters must not be let up. that! they must keep up the good work the' balance of the winter. The postof fice reports the sale of $3,884 0 worth of W. S. S. fcr Octo-i r This lu roiraritari on -an- tlonr.lly good showing, considering .Guernsey-Durham the fact that Rainier has lust mir.;,JU Jursttys JOHN PHILIP, Secy. Tllllcuni Tribe No. 62, Improved O. R. M . of Yanklou, Ore., meet at its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each mouth. V. . O. IIIIANNON. C. of It. K. L. HYDE. Sachem. St. Helens Rebekah lAMlge. No. 217, meets second and fourth Thurs day of each month tu I. O. O. K. hall. Visiting members always welcome. HKl'I.AH SMITH, N. (J. MRS. ELLA ALLEN. Sec"y. DR. C. E. WADE l'liyklclan and Hurgeu Phoa 9$ much Midi. Bt. Helw,, 0ri St. Ileljn. J. T. WALLS L'enUat Office In Dank Uutlding 0roi DR. L. GILBERT ROSS Physician and Hurgeo Offlca In llaak B10,. 8L ,U1,M I I I luiu inrre iiikii-i In uoott ooiulillnn ? chased over three times her quota !a,ld f11"? ex,,ra rlcl1, ,m"k- rcnh- of the last Liberty Ilond drive. ,n Will sell cheap ,. , . . . ,,, . , rerms given to responsible parlies. ! The Columbia River Highway be.jT s M , f , P tween here and Goble is going to! pieces in several plr.ces near Pres-i cctt and those who have traveled' Ht. Helena l-odgs No 117, I. o. o. r. A. L. STONE. IC!SCJ mee, ,n 1 City Treasurer.!-0 r J- building, on ' the second and fourth Saturday of uict fir a ut rrti t tai&r ! rncl' """I", visiting member are al NlOl WAW 1 tULUMIN !ay given a hearty welcome. v' KRED W. CHRISTIE, Noble Grand. For Sale Kour young cows. Oi 1 C W. DLAKESLEY, Sec. For Sale Registered Poland China ana Itruil - ulll I..L ..m - i. ... - I- . . A ic i"i a tn-ll Helens, Oregon. Avon loilge No. $2 Knight of Pythias meets every Tuesday even ing In Castle Hall. St. Helens. Vis iting Knights always welcome EV'OENE E. ULAKESLEY, C. C. EDISON I. kULLAUH, K. of 11. & S. state that if something is not done towards filling up the holes, the road will be next to Imposcible to Kor saiuj irei in a very snon lime. , l0(n tgnn h 1 1 t-nii 485. St. , A -60j-AA 6-room houNe in will handle. In 4 9 If St. Helen Udge No. 12. A. F ft A. M. laeet 1st and 3rd Saturday lu each ii'vum. isi.iug itroiiiprs cordially A. L. STONE. W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secretary. Much concern Is being felt for the quire Mist office safety of Ay. K. TolleshRUg, who . answered the call to the colors early ) For Sale Youns pigs. In the summer mid was placed In the ( Perry, Houlton, O-eijon. isi uivision which nas seen some! . . heavy fighting of late. Ills people! Kor Sale Thirty tons brled here have not received a letter from . timothy and clover hay. $30 per ton him since early in September and at barn, $32 per ton delivered. Al froin the fact that he was a close pal j bert Larsen, Phone 181-F-l, War cf Private John Anderson And being ren, Oregon. ' 49.5(1 in the same compr.ny. It is feared;- that he. too. may have fallen in For Sain A si. nt In nil tut it v riut.t lu action. IflUd WPlI lirnltnn Pnnv miu kA I I ' uii; IIIU BI-TTII I I. , . . . . , Word was received by his peopled Davles livery barn. For price and lu",,ra.'..i . ' com pun- DR. ALFRED J. PEEL I'liyalclaa and Burgeon Masonic Building 8t. Helen, , 0tH -DR. S. H. RUSSELL ' (.lilrtiprtctor MIIH. RVHHEIX, Lndie llasm Moorlleld Cabluat Steam Hatha Hour a. m. to p. m. Phon 11-126 St. Uelui, On. GLEN R. METSKER Attotaey Offlc lo liaak Hulldlog Phono 17 fit. lUiui, On. T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral IMrtctor County Coroner Phone 54 Reiidenc phont 111-1 8t. lUlens. Oregoo CEO. H. SHINN AlUirney at lw St. Helen, Oregoo Dank llldg. J. W. DAY Attorney at law St. Helen, On. FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at I .aw lalnler. ' Oroi George! Kt- Helen Camp No. 10.899. Mod 4'j.tfern Woodmen of America, meets the first Wednesday of each mouth In 'the I. O. o. F. hull. H. A. COLT, V. C. H. E. LA HARE, Clerk. BERKSHIRES Prof. D. W. May, Missouri Agri- llArfl fhlu uvsnln, thr, lrlutA T.tl.nlOtUer IllfOrmatlrtll nnnlv tit M..rl,.n Anderson was killed Inaction Sep- Morton. Phone 25. Ht. Helens, Ore-,,WHrn ,n,i., ia,i. c t-i son. i muoe ,i.iuiici ...rill. 1 II 1 i I I liaiL' . " Anderson is the first Rainier boy to rhougli the comparison he- man mid the hog Is usually In ridicule, there are many oe ouiciuiiy reporteu Killed in" action 1 'ikiii o-noie sicei range an.r,. . 7. ' ' " '" ,l,e I large neaiing stove. Almost new; also., v ur" "ars" , I. ,t,n I V . . 1. Uliil in LI1C KlUUU I rif , lu IHUMH IllH i supreme sacrifice from Rainier; j Hpaper for three George Nelson being the first when t room. Phone D72 he lost his life on p. U. S. trans-; lan. SL Helens. port. Review. strong points of resemblance. The llltfimul fitint.ttnv ..f t.. u I . M .. . CLATSKANIE iiiKiliiim ui..i"' lllB sume oiHeases; mere Is a oer- S. R Sonne-.'"'" ,,"'mu, compiinioiislilp between 48-tf '"101"' '"K rt"""lv conforming to ' iioiiiib ui iiiuii, in many countries Taken I'p Five head of cattle i uccuPyl" B'" shelter and reck 1 cow and 4 heifers. Have bt-en at my ""'rt a m,,ni,"'r ' the household; It place since about November 1st The . rt"Kl'"ni1 readily to care, grunting Its . owner may have same . charges. On McKay by paying a 11 n '" no ,lnr,"'taln tones, ;and llnally gives up life for Its mas- miles north of Scappoose. I. K Hlsey ilr T'1H chief requisite to suecess Scappoose, Oregon. 4K-61 i ful )ork rillKl"K He in selection of Jthe breed. The rierkshlro has of Taken Up Two-year-old heifer at i la,e J"fl,r c'ixlly led as the best nll- rroi. May KNOWS. HEIIKNIIIIIK '0 Warren, Oregon. I. McKay is putting a new cement walk in front of his property occu pied by the Clatskanle Garage & Auto Co. I I nnnna.il I" ' 1 1 I .. 1 I ... ... Jackson Florida for a fiirlnnrh u- """"-" arren. owner can after Te'ar.y 'a ytaV absence There lmVe 8ame by P" ""M is a rejnote possibility that he may receive his discharge from the ser House and lot vice while here should the woik of ! I, ,"' I:,"1,"lr', demoblllzntlon l.eein - m.nn n. m.w i )V ,tH .r U1 out furniture and 40 seems likely. , nens. it. a. Wagner. 4851 f,?T; " f-. GCl.Vln 1,a" rece've,1; For Sale Youns gentle tarn. Also official appoiutnient as county le.i 1- harness and wagon, only been used er for til') continent-wide Sur.riav a few tl.nes. Price $200 c?II nt or School VIsltH on Day for Armen;-!.,; write to H. M Reynolds Warren, and Syrian r.llef. This nioveniPai ; Oregon, III Rox 82 ""rrun, l as Dee-. !m i.gurated in an effoit ' i save tho IIvls cf hundreds of fioii. tands of teople in Palestine. Itnd wherj Christ lived and lubote.i Mr. end Mrs. K HillHlmrv rnculvoil ! letter fronf their son, Floyd, the purpose hog." oiti;;o 1 -:ivvvA Til The trouble with "llttlo" y troubles Is thkl they grow Into "bin" eya trouble, nd put :rnln on thi eyes that U drain on the nervous yitem. The time to protect your ty hIr lit I new. 8r DR. THOMPSON HtlDAY. 1KCEMI1KK W. OHCADIA HOTEL Hour V a.' m. to 4 p. nt I Kor Sale or Trail In Lott's Addition. For Salo Lot and a half mwl t. t"" room house and 1916 Maxwell touring 'Car. Inquire at Mist office .r..ir lust of the week, written shortly be- Young Pigs Kor Sale, lleri. Hoff man, nouron, ore;;on. Form on the rore the cessation of hostilities, on Yankton road near Perry ulace 44-tf paper which he had secured from a ! ' German trench recently token. Hej For Sale House und lot In St warns the folks at home to bewnrn 1 Hnlunu tionn. fiim . . . .' i. . n,...i.. . j .....j l.. T-v iiainnce iiiiriii no lumiu io ue loau-'tzu per montii. ed. .Floyd hp. gone over the top County Abstract Comnunv seven times, having been slightly wounded once by shrapnel.whlch For Spin iiiifr.i,.j Inquire of Columbia put him out of commission for about China brood how. si weens. ren. Oreiton The many frlendo of Dr. J. .L. Wooden will be Interested In learn ing that he Is at last on his way overseas to render medic;-. I service in the work of human reconstruction following in the wake of the greatest end most terrible war the world has ever known. At the Fort Kansas, training camp, Poland A. Ii.icon, War-32-tf For Sale Young pig fo.- snl by J. A. Bacon of Warren. 28 tf Demand for Telegraph Operators Young men end wome j trained In a few months under the sunnrviaion i Rllov. f a successful disoatcli where he has by railroads. Opportunities to earn been since hlB enlistment, he has expenses. Write for bulletin, Tele won distinction as well as abundant opportunity for service, especially during the influenza epidemic, which was very severe In the east. Chief. Chamberlain's Couh Keinedy Do not imagine that because other cough 'medicine failed tb give you relief It will be the same with Chamberlain' Cough Remedy. Dear In mind that from a small begin ning this remedy has gained a world wide reputation and immense jalo. A medicine must have exceptional merit to win esteem wherever It be come known. graph Department, change Building, 218 Railway Ex- 'ortlnnd, Oregon. 60-3 The Oregon Nursery Co., are pre pared to give quality service in all nursery stock. Nearly everyone needs a few ornamental trees. Have you everything you want In fruit' How about planting some of those famous Vrooman Franquelle wal nut trees here and there on your waste land? Talk It over with the Oregon Nursery Company, Orenco Oregon, or with the local agent, John Dowd, Yankton, Oregon, tele phone 8t. Helen 118-F-2. 6o-tf 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 uroceries 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
