ST. HELENS MIST, FRI DAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1919
iv , . . . . . -.
rv wtw-wWWW Mr. and Mrs. Ed. KlnRsiey 1011 on
i Tiipsiiav ior roruauu, nun"
TChns been employed at the Sommar-
MTCT MlQTINfiS I will make their home. Mr. Klngsley
I1 1 t. T M 111 WJ M. AA 1 V W a '
John Powd of the Ynnkton coun.
trv was in St. Helens Wednesday.
"Mrs. S. 11. Kussell visited friends
In Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Edison 1. Ballagh was a Port
land shopper Tuesday.
T. C. Watts of Keuhen was here
"londay on a business mission.
Hev. A. U. Spe.tro'w was a Tort
land visitor Tuesday.1
Ked Cross will meet Tuesdays
and Kridavs of each week. Koom
15, Bank Building. 9-tf
James Muckle and his son Wilbur
were in St. Helens Monday on a busi
ness mission.
Representative Edison I. Ballagh
came down from Salem Saturday to
spend the week end with his family.
Mrs. P. K. Hansen returned Sun
day from Portland where she visit
ed her friend, Mrs. L. H. Combs.
Mrs. S. L. Butler of Peer Island,
a r-r m vn flirt
Mrs" O. A. Mauthe of Vortlund.
who has been a guest at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Charles Wheeler for
the past few days, left for her home
yesterday.
attorney John Storla spent the
week end with his family lu Portland.
As. soon as he can seeure a house in
Harold Broughton has bought the
Wellington home, which la located
on Nob Hill on Casneau street.
Mr. John D. tlrny, father of Von
A. tlray, who has been a guest at the
home of his son, has returned to hi
home in Portland.
Sidney Melhuish, formerly of St.
Helens, but for the past bIx months
employed in u Seattle shipyard, Is
here on a visit to his friend, Dick
Mdyard.
The Mist is In receipt of a letter
PROTEST IS FILED
ON SENATE BILL 190
(Continued from page ono)
OBITUARY
tlnue until his successor Is elected
or qualified.
Twelfth IMstrict fciilnriiwl
The same bill enlarges the 12lh
Judicial District. Heretofore. Polk
end Yamhill formed this district, but
If Norblad'a bill Is passed. Tilla
mook will bo added to the 12th By
this method. Yamhill, which has the
'greatest population, can control the
other two counties, i mni'iim is
well laid all around and allows con
clusively thnt the ambitious politi
cians have given much thought to the
matter (presumably for (heir own
intercuts) and thnt the weaker
rount'es will have to be the under-
St Helens he w 11 move his family from J. A. Holh.day. a former Col
bt. lunua, umbia county resident, who now
0,. if nm lives at Gibbon. Oregon. Mr. Holla-
The steamer rrauk Stout left ouu Uy d nce,y m )iB nmy home
Sunday night carrying S. 0,000 feet, , d w8,lM ,0 be remombcred to his
of lumber and a number of V-J Cotumi,ia county friends,
gors. Her cargo was destined for Jolm McCullv son of Mrs, y j.
Sau Pedro. Anderson, arrived home Sunday
Mrs. Lou Gray and Mrs. Fayt nf.xt coming from Camp Fremont,
Hanson of Portland were week enn 'anforilm. Ho received an honor-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. . liar-,
nett. They are teacners iu mo imi- Bm will resume
land public schools. war" occupation,
ltarrv Wilson has received an in reporth'B circuit
imnnml'iln d iachnrxe from the navy , ceedings, a recent issue of the
'on.l nrrlved in St. Helens Monday, slated t.mt Nowell ard had ob.atn-t
was a guest of St. Helens friends on .iB wft! veoman at the time of his' od a divorce from Us wife The ro-
Tuesday ana eunesuny. ! reilcnllon from Uncle Sams serv- pert was erro.ieous;
R. C. Merriman, who represents ; ice.
the Trojan Powder company in this The glamor Willamette, arrived
14:tt...t u-aa in St ll,tlpn TliesdilV ...... I.. nnA nftar tilklne
" " ' ' " 1 " " " ' ' " I HI .UUUUil.V IHVIUIIIft .. . . . - c . . .. ..... I.... i
calliug on the trade.- cn a tuU cargo of railroad ties, sail- f "u" ..'.. i district, write to Senator Bnnhs and
Hoadmaster Abry was in the Goblo ed Wednesday night bound for Sam """eu n,l u'iii m.ni ' lifprMonlntlve Ballagh. and In Ihb
section Wednesday, laying out some j.edriol Her passenger actlnlm-j ;,f "f; t))nt fhpite K(inln,on ,, not
road work which has been provided dations were all taken. I f"1" ,, , 1 ,' , .,, ' 1 ;i,! see.flt to kill Norhlad'a hill, to ask
for by the county court. T, e coimtv court has re-appointed ,,,'
nt r-rti inKtnir hltn c K ! he governor to veto (ho bill
Klltt Isorn (Haey) Ihillurd. who
Idled In Portland. Wednesday. Febru
ary Bth, was 23 years old. She was
I born in Ilayea. Weshlngton In 1NH5.
land some years ago, removed with
I her narents to Deer Island. In 1917
lube was united In marriage to Ira A.
j llnllagh. Three children were born
nf this union and they and the de
voted husband survive the death of
n loving wlfo and mother.
The body was brouKh . to Peer Is
land Krldny and llev. A. 8. Illsey of
ficiated 'at the burial services.
Surviving the deceased are her
parents, her sisters, Mr. W. li.
Ilrower of lloullon. Mrs. w . J. iei-
CHURCH
Hcvi-nlU Day
I SERVifj )
Advent Ht(llJ JJ,
Itegulnr servlcea of t, A I
nation am belli on Halurdj.,! r"
uun iv.v',, wnw . V . 1 ! j
Suhlmth HeliooU 10:4i . t
Sermon followln?; t jj a
rrayer nineiing, weilmwjj,
lug, 7:30 p. m. '
K. J. milliard, pastor, 8
Max Grimm, cider.
H. M. Knlgh.on, deacon
A short serlea of sertnog J
is being cr.rrled on each e,1
present. Subject, Baturdit A
...I In a. "1
of Seattle and Opindirn War I and j hJ r SevenH.-dc, AJ
Newell Ward, of lloulton, nn uncle. ,H,- I
court
'-Jnliln clisebarKn from -he U S army.in" lor lnPlr gron,t'r i"ir --
. n ,Lg,?, hi, . hPfnr he'So far as can be learned, there was
.no ncpRsuy ior n viiiuiRo, 't v
uro. Rrr.tifv the wUhos of the polltlolon.
Mi.!-! and this hpfnff the cKe, a dntermlip!
ilKPt win !a ninue 10 kui imh mui
when It Rtt to lloune. It If UR-
.1 . . I .i.t . O t l..l...
The Mist Is gtad ' o'coit thv. the opportunity togn the pe-
tltlon remonstrating agilnst the
on R. . Loveluce ol Kamier on me p-jv .i, i... i..,.,,. n,a t,.1i
county afir board, me term oi nis , ff BUi-cet'tls Mr. Sparks.
The championship tor (.omnium
Mrs. Edlscn I. Bnllash left
Thursdr.v morning for Salem
spend a few days with her husband, office is three years. Mr. Lovelace
itepreseniuute ...s". uas ceen a memoer oi ine u- Icountv among the basket ball tc-ms
J. W. Allen, county school super-! several years and has dene mucn ( ,h" sevcrai ntg schools In the
intendent. was in Clatskanie and towards making the lair tne Dig sue C0UIUy will he 80ttlod Saturday
vicinltv Monday and Tuesday, look-1 cess it is and his appointment to , ) t Kalnier and Clatshanle
i i vi..l t. ...Ilk ttia nan. n
ing over the school situation. He 'succeed hlmseti mets wtn ine gen
returned to St. Helens Tuesday ! eral approval of those who are inter-
night, i erted In the fair.
GREAT
MILLINERY
SHOWING
STARTS TOMORROW, FEBRUARY 15th
Hundreds of hats oi the latest styles
and at reasonable prices.
You are invited to come in and inspect
this great showing o! women's hats.
Taber's Variety Store
ST. HELENS. OREGON
Liberty Theatre
j THE HOME OF GOOD PICTURES
We Hope That You Were Pleased
with the attractions we had at THE LIBERTY last
week and we feel sure that for the coming week we have
made a selection that will more than please. For
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 VALENTINE'S DAY
We will have
Gladys Brockwell in "The Scarlet Road"
See how a determined woman triumphs over the wolves of New
York society; together with a comedy that we know will pro
duce more laughs than anything you have ever seen.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15
We will have a SPKt I II, ATTK.UTIOX. One that should fill our
theatre to overflowing as it has at every theatre in the coun
try where it has been shown.
"Brown of Harvard'
The
stars in '-Krown .f Havanl" are TOM MOOHK hiiiI HA7KI.
DALY. This is a comedy drama of six full acts and every one
of them will make your sides r.plit. If they don't, there is a
box oi" candy waiting for you at the box office. Also a 2-rcel
comedy. "MAX WANTS A MVOUCK." A special ma'.inee for
the Y. M. c. A. bojs, Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p. m.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16-17
Madame Petrcva in "The Panther Woman"
Taken from the famous novel. "Patience Sparhawk and Her Times."
OtU'II Dd C0IUCd "Kt;tiKU and a "11KAY TUTO.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
House Peters in "The Heir of the Ages"
Also a 2-cel comedy "HICK MANHAT.
and this Is worth while.
TAX.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
Edith Roherts in "Set Free" '
an exciting adventure of a society girl in search of real life Also
- the Seventh Episode or "WOLVKS W KCLTIH."
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20-
"The Cheat"
This is a Paraniount-Artcraft picture and is sure to be good
an Uko comedy I'AIM.KSS I.OYK."
Also
DON'T FORGET THAT WE HAVE SOMETHING
IN STORE FOR YOU ON THE TWENTY-SECOND
LIBERTY THEATRE
ALVA SMITH, Manager
will
meet nt the skating rink and the
team thut wins tho game, will be de
clared county chr.mplon.
Mrs. J. II. McKle has veceived a
letter from her son Stewart In which
he states that all of. their airplanes
have been packed for shipment ami
the general impression is that his
nero squadron will soon recelvi.
orders to leave France for "the good
old U. S. A." Stewart has. been in
France for more than a year.
Dr. J. H. Flynn has secured the
agency for Columbia county for Hie
wonderful Essex car and next week '
will have a car here for the purpose
of demonstration and exhibit. The
Essex, which Is manufactured y the
Hudson Motor Car compnny, has
been a sensation in automobile cir
cles and the doctor is to be con
grautlated on securing the ngenry.
rostmuster Dodd whihes the Mist
to reuuest the patrons of the post
office, to please throw scrap paper
and waste in the trash barrel which
Is in the office lobby. The postoffice
Is neat and attractive1 and there Is
every reason why neat people should
endeavor to help the postmaster In
keeping the place freo of scraps and
scrap paper.
Trof. J. R. Wilkerson. principal nf
the Vernonia high school was in St.
Helens Saturday. He reports that
everything is progressing nicely in
his neighborhood. He was bemoan
ing the fact, however, that when re
turning home, he would have
J u I ire Knkin Kni Isf ni-tc.rr
The people of Columbia are satis
fed, with tho administration of Jmlo
Eakln. and while they hnve nothing
r.gstnst Judge Itagley, they preTer
to be left as they nre, unless a bill
could he Introduced making Colum
bia a separate iudlrlnl district. The
liiterts of Clatsop and Columbia
ere Identical; both nre lumbering
mid shlpnlng counties and It Is
thought thnt It would be more ndvan
tegeous to be in with Clntson than It
would to be hooked on to Washing
ton, which has nn interest similar
with Columbia. It Is also pointed
out that it Is much mere convenient
to get to Astoria to transact court
business than It Is to reach Hills
boro. If one has an automobile,
Hlllsboro Is nenrer, hut every one
t.ns no automobile.
Norblad's hill has raised a storm
of protest and It Is hoped that tho
voire of the people of Columbia
ronntv will be heard and that tho
Mil which does them" an Injustice,
will full to become a luw.
DEER ISLAND
j make the roundabout trip via Port
' land and Timber, some 80 miles.
! instead of being able to go via the
St. Helons-Pittshurg road, that road
I now being Impassible,
j The St. Helens water hosrd held
, their regular meeting Thursday
night. After hills were passed for
payment and minor matters taen up
and disposed of, the boi-rd made
resolution that nil water users who
were delinquent in their payments oi
water rentals should be Informed that
Mrs. Randolph Anderson return
ed Sunday from a weeks' visit with
relatives In Portland.
Mrs. Clyde Kudlcson, who has
been visiting at the home of her
larents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrel,
has returned home
Miss tlertrude I'hlman. principal
of the Caiman school, r.pent the
week end at her home In Scappoose.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Miller, accom
panied by the Mls.'-eg Mary and Mur
garet Todd, motored from Portlr.nd
Snturday, spending Sunday at the
to home of Mrs. Mary Hums.
Mrs. Theloff of Portland has been
pending a few days at the home oi
her brother, ('has. Brown.
Jark Hudson and Hill Hammond
have been mustered out of the serv
ice and are now working In the ship
yards at Columbia City.
Ella Izara Hullard, aged 23, the
daughter of Mrs. Sadie Hunt, died
at her home In Portland, February
Mb. from an attack of Influenza
Mrs. Hallard grew to womanhood
here; her many splendid qualities
if water rentals were not paid on or endeared her to all who were prl
before the lime required by the vilcged to know her. Her untimd)
rules of the w.iu r board, the water P"slng away is mourned by all. She
service v ould be discontinued leaves to mourn her loss, a husband
Miss Helen Hall, teacher of thi.;?nJ thre children Funeral ..rv
second grade in the St. Helens school, c; wer? M? Hon lion Sunday,
returned Monday night from a short . ,n'H,rm,nt n 'r '''" cemetery
visit to Eugene. Miss Hail lias been ''"ry Hums and grandchild
elected to a position in a Portlanu of s"B,,le- no werf, flayed here
school and was asked to report Im- f" account ,of strike in that city,
mediately, but on account of having ' knve K("'e home. Mr. Burns Is thr
accepted the St. Helens position for "er le J)e,cr llnd Spar plant,
this year, she declined to take the 0, 0 Jllllscl1 l,a m0VP,! nlly
Portland position until next fait ' 10 .!,own. . , , , ... ,
end has made arrangements to have ( ?,err,u- h ,)M"n 1,1
the position held open until ih.t ! VV 18 on U,B n? recovery.
time.
Von Gray has received a letier
from Corporal Justin Wilklns who
Is with the American Expedltlonar i
force in France. Justin said that :
orders to come hack to the L. . S . i
would be very welcome. He was tired, ;
he said, of France, for with the1
snow and min nf tho wfniu in,A i. I
was not "beautiful France" so far a ' , 'rva al 11,8 "onie of vr
u mi rule! 'u nangsion taiurfl.-y evening.
Work has commenced rebuilding
the dam at Tide Creek. The mill ai
that place will be put In operation
soon.
Chaa. Clapperton. superintendent
of the Deer Island Ixrring corn
rany. who has been In Portland foi
several weeks. Is again on tlie Job.
A pleasant time was reported ai
he could see. Justin was wounded
in the Chateau-Thierry fight end af
ter recovering from his wounds, was
placed In charge of one of the I'. S.
electric light plants.
Who Is to be or who will be the
county Judge for Columbia county,
has not yet been decided. It was ex
pected that Judge Er.kin would be in
St. Helens yesterday (Thursday) and
render a decision as to the ballots
which both 3ides claimed were
wrongly marked, but Judpe Eakln
did not come to St. Helens and
therefore W. J. Fullertcn rnd Martin
White are not resting as pea?efull
cs ao men wnen there Is no great
trouble to be considered. So to save
The Woman's club has postponea
Its regular meeting until the fourth
Wednesday In thic month.
Edward Murp!:y, of the Deer Is
land lagging company, waa in town
Tuesday.
Mtsa Hazel Ilrlttlan, who has been
EUffering from an attack of the "flu"
ut her home in St. Helens, is im
rrovlng rapidly.
uays at least, let It be known that
the Mist does not know who Is solng '
to be county Judge. Don t ask ns; '
write Judge Eakin or ask Fullerton 1
or White.
Kt'MMOXS
IX THE CIRCUIT COCHT OF THE
STATE OF OltECiON FOR COI,-
I'MFUA COUNTY.
Cora Hoben. Plaintiff,
f,""h" '",0?' i' ,h.e .' Andrew J. Hoben. Defendant.
To Andrew J. Hoben, the defendant
above named.
In the Name of the S'.rte of Ore
gon: ou are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit
and Court on or before the 2Sti,
day of March. 191k said date be
ing more than lx weeks after Hi.
first publication of summons, and
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in her compH.-ln In said
suit, to-wlt: Fdt a decree dissolving
the bonds ot matrimony now r.im
heretofore existing between your
self and the plaintiff and for per
mission to the plaintiff to resunK
her former name, to-wlt: Cora Hal-lock.
This summons is
HAS ANY OXE
Died
Eloped
Divorced
Embezzled
Lef: Town
Come to Town
Had a Kre
Had a baby
Had a party
Sold a f irm
Been arrested
Had twins or flu
Sold a cow or lost an autc
Stole a dr-g or his friend s wife
Fallen from an airplane, or
Fallen Into a coal bole, or
Fallen Into a leicv? f
THAT'S NEWS
MAIL IT TO THE MIST
summons is publi-hcd nur-
s-jant to an order of the Honorable
W. J. Fullerton, Judge of the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon, for
Columbia County, made on the 1 3th
day of February, l a t ft.
M. J. MacMAHON,
Attorney for the Plaintiff
-First pub. Feb. 14, 1919.
Last pub. March 2bth, 1919.
SPRING
SHOES
Shipments of Spring Shoes arc arr'ving
every day and our stock is now almost com
plete. We have a full run of sizes and
widths iii the popular spring shoes gray,
chocolate, tr.n, light green and many others
in the new Cubnn heel and also in the
"Louis" and Military models. That last
pair of "UTZ & DUNNS" gave vou perfect
satisfaction. Let us fit you to another.
BOYS' SUITS
We arc in a position to save money for
you on SUITS. Our stock includes sizes
from C to 16 years.
Price
$5.50 to $10
VUSTIN'S
Gem Theatre
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14
The Popular Japanese Actor
Sessue Hayakawa, in "His Birthright
Also a "( l lillKM' KVIiVTrt" and Episode No. 14 "The IeM
of " I lilir Hill A MII.UOV Matinee. 2 00 p til.
WATCH MU "THE M OK MKJIIT"
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15
"Everybody's Girl," with Alice Joyc
from the famous ntory "Brlckd'-st Row." br O. Henry. Also R
node No. li tf "THK IKON Tl'j,- and a Jllg V Comedy "TKA
Al THAITOH." A complete show without the serial. Matlnea. J
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Henry B. Walthall, in
"With Hoops of Steel)
riM-u.iftuip m me mivjicme ror all miHtortuue. Also tliarlcy in
nn in -mi-. mK." jiitiueo, 4:30 p. in.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17
"Madge," with Clara Kimball Yourf
fc.Hur-j. Also a good comedy.- Watch tit A
A splendid 5-reel
Kuril Uw kly.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
EVKU POITLAlt
Bert Lytell, in
"The Trail to Yesterday
and a comedy. Don't inlsa this
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
-Who is to Blame," featuring Jack LivinistoD
A colorful romance of J nnd America and a Mark Heunetl Kl
Mone Ci.imily. "WHOSK I1AHV?"
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20-
William Desmond and Mary Warm
in OLD HARTWELL CUBM .
Iv '" nmiVi-v .M:,ry L:,u J a Mark Bennett Keystone Co
Gem Theatre