p RIDES
Whippet tank
Lri.lll. r Hi Hral lUml
(irti'lf '" "
I . ,.LMI TIP llBII'MOM
t ,-, outside, ami you
L """"'I ,flr"!
r . .1 riiiinff lii the
I which vllld HI. Ill-
h ii feature in I"" vic-
ilv, W.IN t.KHHIlMl tO
L0fthMlHl. Horgeaiit
rt,.rh..t 'rporl
I niciKiiv'T'''! Hi" death
follliir " "
L n iioricr to "worm hi
bn kuii turret.
L a mult ' JUHl "oul
ry Iti K lo hiiiiw oiin
tlll( cvii III H noodle, lot
... friiin liunililiiK
i
iimny shell racks, fire
i, iooIm, bolts nl lro
it linn Hi"' inside of the
vm rmiuli " t'llmb Ii..
In knot, itiiiin out ol
II jimt ii IIiiIm leas 'ban
... hull wide, ths en-
,1,(1 tin' baby in "k goes
iiuilly 'I"" Hi" "trout t
, H1 r iilim miles an
n.'i hour In what the
m-marked Sergeant llen-
I,. tin- tank wu resting
Juiint "l.lko a gootl
tliliiK h Unit Ilia hook
Vly ln l. They Ml u
k ucriinn No Man's Land
ixiiiii' recnrns oroKHii,
not iloulil. not I KUUii
heir idiiii'iKliiii on the
Inn hi k! Id down the
U unoil il'ul faster limn
d't t ii ii U In liullt to lic
it o nu n - n n ii no morn.
LllH III I hi' drivers pit l.t
tint iiuik, controlling the
I lin luuchlim hy rcgulat-
Ll of tln Iri'mlH hy moans
ll.'lilml li I in, tint a IIIIIh
nilii dm gunner. The
runner' seat Ii t wide canvas sirup
fastened to the moveable turret A
revolving turret moves, the runner
moves with It. Ho that he la always
facing In the direction which the nun
la pointed. The gun Itaulf la a 3 7 in in
or one pounder, shooting either hitch
epl(iMlve or sharpnel. The tank,
carry 260 round of ammunition
sometimes, a Corporal Alden re
marked with a lauiih, plenty to put
Heinle on the run. and sometimes
only enough to atart a fixht with.
"The business of the laiika U to
clear the way for the Infantry" aald
Corporal Aldun. "Tv go over, put
up a little barrage all our own with
high explosive ahnlla and when we
gut up to where thn men are, let 'em
have a little sharpnel, and It la usual
ly all over.
"Immune form fire? well, you
limy cull It that for It takes some
thlng larger than a machine gun bul
let to go through a tank, alttlng in
a nolay tin hoi. with a gun banging
JuhI alongside your head and heat
ing up the tank to perhupa 125 de
gree, I not exactly bo I tig Immune
from everything. Sometime a high
explosive (hell burnt nearby and
eia your Iron box up on It lde.
Then the only thing that you con do
In to get out and take a run for It.
The men In the tank carry Hide arm
for JunI uch an emergency and the
omergencle came occasionally
While In Prance one of the tank I
waa In got upended and both I and
the gunner hud to hot foot It for
home."
Once more the tank get under
way. Corporal Allien looked up at
the reporter who wa trying In vain
lo bulanre hlniHolf on the gunner'
eat, Mlowed down the engine o thut
hi vocle wa audible and yelled,
"Now I'll show you how to turn a
iuure corner," whereupon be block
ed one of the treutl, apeedlng up the
other, with the reaull that the tank
made a 90 degree turn with a Jerk
while the reporter' bead beat a tatoo
upon the nlckle ateel of the gun tur
ret. Rergeant HenderHhot, who I the
tank' gunner, mlled, explaining that
when the tank are In action the
men are equipped with padded head-
CHARLES SOUTH
VIOLINIST
ksumcil teaching at St. Helens and can be found
Thursday at the Lidyard residence.
ingtime Jewelry
t a 1 1 u k 1 1 1 of Spring ii ltd Hummer In the lino of JKWM.KY
Juki received. In the aolectlon are Walilenutr (lialii with
ami I'Mirlls. A moat appropriate gift for the hUHhund, broth-
kei'thfurt. And till I the time for Itlrtlmtone King. We
in lr uiiroprlnln i'tllng. You will also find a magnlfl-
Uli'Cllon of .tgnte Itlngx and Agato JVnnat at our Htore.
VON A. GRAY
LIABLE JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
R. CONSTANTIN
PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING
and SHEET METAL WORKS
tionary Wash Tubs' and Bath Room supplies.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
PST ARRIVED
V' Sii,i,.nt ut Ui-t-late Hllk Poplin and Merge
SKIRTS, $4,95 and up
SPRING COATS AND CAPES
Nperlal Punluwc Clillilren'N Mm' INinln
COVERALLS $1.00
NEW PATTERN GINGHAM, 20c yard
M. RICEN
fcessor to M.' Rosenthal
St. Helens, Oregon
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. APRTT. 25, ,919
The Usefulness of
This Bank
W OME people do not realize the many different
M Uavu in ...u:u i i ..... u.m. Tt So un-
vviuv.it mis Dans tan acivc mwu-
isually well equipped to furnish valuable information
l"d advke on financial and business matters. Our
ustoniers have often been able to avoid serious losses
y making use of our access to first hand business
"formation.
Ow membership in the Federal Reserve Banking
System aives ua KfnVrial farilitiea for meeting the re-
hl"remnts of this community. Moreover, it is our aim
it0 ve a liel.if.,1 nn J cruirn to rverv
"epositor regardless of the size of his account.
HRST NATIONAL BANK
HvNtom
II. A. CHIMMi Caahler
'TIAH t ut. ",,,mn,' Kwloral lU-aervii Hyawm
Ptooa. which reaeuthlo football head
gear. bow pH,lH and other device,
de.lgned to protect the a,0 !
,ro, " n comaet with the h
corner of i,k. ""urp
The oulnlile of the lx-lon doaler of
dentrurtlon la camouflaged to .
nicety. Not a line on the tank' ex
ter or j,p,.ar .iralgl.t. lilue. yellow
nl L m bl1u,r"". P'"""! with
"M.-ntiric preclHlon are deMlgned to
deceive the ever-watchful Hun Na
ture, however, agreed the boy In
charge of the tallki WM Ule or,KIltt,
at the art, for the mud which cover
the tank I about a effective a
camouflage a any of the inan-madt.
paint.
The di'Hlructlve uualUh-H of the
tunk are not to be gauged by their
general appearunce. The gun Itself la
not exactly a r.1v tu i.... ... ...
ntiral Alili.n l,.i.. m-.t ...i . .
r, iiinre ih more
than one way to kill a man a well
a a cat. If you can't Hhoot them,"
he ald, "run over them, and If you
can't do thut alinnly run after them
or acare them to death."
LIST OF TRANSFERS
Keportcd by Columbia f'ounly Ab
lract Company.
" prll II- -(leorgo
H. Law to Kdward WcHtfull
et ux: land In Sec. 6, T. 6 N It
2 W., $1050 00.
April 12
Kranklln O. McCankey et ux to Cur-
rle llagey: land In Sec. 16 and 17
T. 7 N.. It. 2 W., $280.75.
April 14
Thnnm I!hkh et ux to Anltl Kari
et ux: Ixit 2 tjleen Tract. $1.00.
William I'kMlla et ux to Andrew
Itaale et ux: land In Sec. 26, T. 8
N.. It. i W., $400.00.
J. T. 1'eternon to John S. Smith: hind
In Sec. 8. T. 7 N., It. 4 W., $10.
Wemern Copperagn Co, to School
Dlntrlct No. 43: laud In Sec. 29,
T. 5 N.. It. 2 W.
Sum Wlrrkula to Aui;iiKt Wlrrkala:
land In Sec. 3, T. 7 N., It. 4 W.,
$1.00.
AugUHt Wlrrkala to ClatKkanlo Slate
Hank: land In 8?c. 3, T. 7 N., U.
4 W., $1 00.
April 15
A. T. Iiw et ux to Elmer J. Illack
hurn et ux: Ixit 14, lllk 32, St
Helen. 1
Milton A. Lcnhart et ux to Jimcpli j
llennmn el ux: land In Sec. 21, T. ,
7 N It. 2 W., $600.00. j
Kmery IlouHiiuet et ux to H. M.I
Knighton et ux: Lot 20 and 21,1
lllk. 10, Itallroad Add., $10.00.
Andrew J Fowler et ux to A I. 'red K. !
Millard: land In Sec. 14, T. 3 N
It. 2 W., $10 00.
April 18
AkerHon (Jooch & Co., to Henry
Adam et nl: land In Sec. 35, T. 7
N.. It. 2 W., $10.00.
Thor AronHon et al to W. II. Hrower:
land in Sec. 4, T. 4 N., H. 1 W..
$3600.00.
Wm. Tallin to O. W. (J.-rner: Lot 8,
lllk. 3, Midway Add., $10.00. ;
April 19 !
I It'll v. Ik Itaappana to Arlhur F. ,
Johnmin: land In Sec. 12, T. 7 N.,
It. 5 W., $1600.00. j
David Whittlg to Julia Whittlg.
land In Sec. 15, T. 6 N., It. 5 W.,i
$10 00. ;
C. II. Maxwell et al to W. P. Maclay: j
land In Sec. 27 and 28, T. 5 N.,
It. 1 W., $10.00.
CHURCH NOTICE
Mi-tlMMliKt KplHcopal hunh
St. Helen and Houlton
Albert H. Hlaey, Pastor.
The service for next Sunday, April
27, will bo a follow:
Sunday School, 10:00 a m
Morning Worship, 11:00 a m
Kpworth League, 7:00 p. m.
Evening Service, 8:00 p. m.
Sunday School at Houlton, 2:00
p. in.
..JI1'8 HU,,J':' 'ar mornlns will be.
The Touch of God. For evening
'The Passing of World Evils."
A some rare perfume In a vase of
clay
Pervade It with a perfume not It.
own.
So when Thou dwellcst In a mortal
soul.
All heaven's own sweetness seems
around It thmvn
Come with us, to worship rnd to'
In His Divine abode, there be thou
blest.
'The Friendly Church."
PI) mould Conurcgatloniil fltiin li
The "Wide Awake Chu-cli"
Willamette and Columbia Streets
Itev. A. It. Spearow, Pastor
Services for Sunday, April 26:
Sunday Scltotl, 10:00 a. m.
Morning hour, 11:00 a. in.
Subject, "The Resurrection."
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m.
Immediately after Christian En
deavor the congregation will go to
the Episcopal church where we will
lake part In a union service and
listen to Ulshop Sumner speak.
Everybody is urged to attend.
Weekly Activities
Thursday night Prayer Meeting.
Friday night Choir Rehearsal.
KOTICI!
Notice 1 hereby given that on or
about December 20th, 1918, I took
up at my place on the St. Helens
Warren Road, one brown horse,
weight about 700 pounds, white
face and three white feet. Some
mark on right shoulder. If owner
aoes not call for said horse within
the next ten days, he will be sold at
public auction to satisfy claims for
keep and feed.
WASHINGTON MITCKT.F
18-19-2t St. Helens, Oregon.
I PROFESSIONAL CARDS
tAAAAAVAAAAOAti
E. A. ROSS
Funeral director Kmbalmer
liusiness Phone 23 Res Phone 46-11
I Masonic Illlll? St lli.lan. fra
ERWIN J. ROWE '
Attorney at law
j Rainier - - Oregon.
: (With E. H. Joseph Real Estate Co.)
Small Cost Quick Results Llt-i
tie Mist Want Ad. I
i
'VVVVVVWVVVV,
LODGES
i
Seventh lay AdventUt Church
West St. Helens
Regular services held on Satut
day.
Sabbath School, 10:45 a. m.
Services following at 12 (noon).
Weekly Prayer Meeting, Wednes
day, 7:45 p. m.
H. M. KNIGHTON, Elder.
A. T. LAWS, Deacon.
Kansas women gained over 60
county elective offices In the last
election. There nro now 200 women
holding elective state and county of
fices In the state. In the election two
years ago there were only 146 women
elected to office. The only classes of
office remaining in Kansas that have
not been "invaded" by the women
are those of sheriff and county at
torney. There are more than 10U
women lawyers who are eligible to
election as county .-.ttorney, but none
has ever run for this office.
IAAAAAAAAAAAA
The Loval Order nf Mnnu ci ui
ens Lodge No. 1238. Meets' the first
no mira Tuesdays or each month.
All visitors cordially Invited
W. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec. j
DK. C. E. WADE
Physlciuii and Burgeon
Phone 99
Mucklo Rldg. St. Heloas, Ore.
S. B. HOSKIN
Dentist
Office in Bank Building
St. Helens Oregon
Mizpah Chapter O. E. S. meet In
Masonic Hall the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month.
Mrs. ELIZABETH ISI1ISTER, W.M
JOHN PHILIP, Secy.
DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Bank Bldg. St. Helen
DR. ALFRED . PEEL
Physician and Surgeon
Bank Building
St. Helens Oregon
Tlllicum Tribe No. 62, Improved
O. R. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
its wigwam, second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
W. O. HRANNON, C. of R.
E. L. HYDE, Sachem.
DR. S. H. RUSSELL
Chiropractor
MRS. HISSELL, Ladies' Masseuse
Moorfield Cabinet Steam Baths
Honrs 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Phone 126-J St. Helens, Oregon
St. Helens Rohckali Lodge. No.
217, meets second and fourth Thurs
day of each month in I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting members always welcome.
MINNIE DOLESHAL, N. G.
ELLA A. ALLEN, Secretary.
St. Helens Lodge
No 117, I. O. O. F.
meets In the I O.
n P. l.lllMIno nn
the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month, visiting members are al
ways given a hearty welcome.
IRA SAURER, N. G.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Secretary.
Klliltlv Explained
The engineer hail become tired of!
the boastful talk he heard from the'
other engine drivers at hi boarding'
house. One morning he began: j
"TIiIb morning I went over to seei
a new machine we've got at our place'
and It's astonishing how ll works." I
"And how does It work!" asked'
cne.
"Well." was the reply, "by means!
of a pcilal attachment, a fulrrumed ;
lever converts a cert leal reclprocat-
Ing motion Into circular movement, j
The principal part of the machine Is'
n huge disc that rotates In a vertical!
plane. Power Is applied through tin. j
fxls of the disc, and work Is done on j
the periphery, nnd the hardest j
steel, by mere Impact, may be re-:
duced to any shape." !
"Wltst Is this wonderful machine?"
was nsked. !
"A grindstone," was the reply. .
Chicago News. j
Tho women's Industrial comnils
slon. which the National War Work;
Council of the Young Women's
Christian association s sending
abroad to meet labor leaders In Eng
land. Franco, Italy and Belgium in
order to discuss labor problems af-
Mnm Vau
feeling women, muiru iii.ii.
York for England recently, on the
Noordam. The commission, which ex
pects to spend about ten days in each
country and return to the United
States early In June, Includes: Miss
Mary E. Dreyer, National Women's
Trades Union League; Mrs. Irene Os
good Andrews, American Association
of Labor Legislation; M:ss Nellie
Swart x. National Consumers League
of America: Mrs. James S. Cusltman,
m .... i ... . i ...... 1 t' U'nplr
chnlrmnn or mo miniumi "
Council of the Y. W. C. A.; Mis
Florence Slmms, Miss Mario Wing,
of Cleveland, Ohio, nnd Miss Imogene
Ireland, all of the Y. w-
""SoTlt'K TO MEMBERS OK
THE I. O. O. K.
The members of St. Helena
iAidge No. 117, I. O p. F..
will celebrate tho 100th An
. . .. r ilia Imlniionilcnt
nivorsmj " .. r a .
Order of Odd Fellows on Sat
urday evening. April 26 1919,
ami all Odd Fellows and their
wives and members of the Re
bekah degree are invited to meet
with us on this memorable oc-
The' program will begin with
supper at 6 o'clock p. m.. for ,
the member of the order nnd
v. Itltelr wives nnd RobeUvhs,
V fter which they will adjourns
to tho Skntlng Rink, where tho ,
balanco of the program, con- i
slsting of speaking, music and
songs, etc., will be had; and
when the lodge program has
been concluded, the orchestra
nnd dancing hall will be at the
disposal of those who wish to ,
dance, and those Unit do not ;
care to dance, nmy return to
,l10 ,0dg8 IHa' SAURER, N. G.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec'y.
If I Were a Farmer
If I were a farmer I would keep
at hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailments that are not so seri
ous as to require the attention of a
physician, such r.s Chamberl.-.In's
Colic rnd Diarrhoea Remedy for
bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Couch Remedy foi
coughs, colds and croup,
serious diseases that so often follow.
Chamberlain's Liniment for
sprains, bruises and rheuoiatic pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
troubles, billiousness and constipu
tion.
By having there articles at h.-.r.d it
would often save the trouble, of a trip
to town in the busiest season or in
tho night, and would enable me to
treat slight ailments as soon as they
appenr, and thereby avoid the more
Mist Wants Ads fcr Results.
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of
Pythias meets every Tuesday even
ing In Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis
iting Knights always welcome
ROBERT DIXON, C. C.
EDISON I. BALLAGH, K. of R. and
S., and M. of F.
GLEN R. METSKER
Attorney
Office in Bank Building
Phone 17 St. Helens, Ore.
T. S. WHITE
IJndertuker and Funeral Director
County Coroner
Phone 64 Residence phone 113-2
St. Helens, Oregon
GEO. H. SHINN
Attorney at Law
St. Helens, Oregon
J. W. DAY
Attorney at Law
Bank Bldg. St. Helens, Ore.
FRED W. HERMAN
Attorney at Law
lalnler, Oregon
A St. Helens Lodge No. 32,
ifV A. F & A. M. meets 1st
x and 3rd Thursday in each
nviiith. VlsUing brothers cordially
A. J. PEEL, W. M.
E. E. QUICK, Secretary.
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.
H. A. COLT, V. C.
II. E. LA BARE, Clerk.
Notary Public Conveyancing
J. B. GODFREY
Forms Houses
City Iits $r0, $00, $73 and up
. Nome Trades Come in and see me
i Office with Columbia County Ab-
stract Company
! JOHN L. STORLA
Attorney at Law
I Hewitt Building Telephoi e 76-J
St. Helena, Oregon.
i C. W. ROBISON
I Attorney-at-ljiw
Suite 305 Spexarth Bldg
I Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon
The Favorite Flower
for f.io season is t.te L!iy tho
emblem of purity and all that is
fair. HusI.icbs docs not have
flowers for its embloxs, yet tho
utmoso fairness characterizes
our methods of doing business.
We believe in giving real values
and we know that our patrons
realize that they get the best
value for their money, with
uniform courtesy at all times.
RAMSEY'S BREAD
r
The Boys
POOL PARLOR
EVEN IF YOU ARE
MARRIED
You fan take tier a lox of
Chocolates
At Our Store You will
Find a Hip; Line of Hulk
and HoS Chocolates.
ICE CREAM
EVERY DAY
The Boys
M'nOXALO & PK1EKSON,
Proprietors
St. Helens, Phone 187W
SUPPOSE We had "
ihmh. were compelled to
pay the cost. What would it have
meant to you and me? I am glad to do
my part in .this VICTORY LOAN and
feel grateful for the VICTORY LOAN.
" 1
Help Raise St. Helens' Quota
Better call at your bank TODAY and
make application for a Victory Bond.
FRED MORGUS
Chairman for St. Helens for the Victory Loan