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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1919)
ST. HELENS MIST. FRI DAY, MAY 2. 1919 ? . i t M ft t'H ft us iii i. i ri; HI V. t M ,1 :, i 'J Issued Every Friday by THE MIST PrBUSIUNQ COMFAXT n.KIXO VKKSVS BOIHEYISM After midnight, tonight. niayj COURT PROCEEDINGS The biggest factor In tr.0 Busings ; expect neurr y -. " .,,;, . llt April. outlook at any given moment I. the i hone sonic . I " W r , 0 inu-rov..,,,..,.! .t subtile factor called -confidence." Hurleson has divided to unoiinlm .alod bids tor t"o ' i When bu.Tn m have courage, i himself of something he didn't know ; eonaln road. e V ' - " slpmpnta eet out 101 now to ruu. iu 0110 uium O. D. HEILB0RN....V1C6 President ad Manager. 8. C. MORTON Editor BVBSClUrTIOX KATES One Year ft.BO Six Month 70 (ill nrnHnMnv produce to their capacity, wmcn . snown some 'u... ,... keeps everybody busy earning money I . St. Helens street in laud niH.rui ; Olty and country banks were j;lst because t'le:in-up d:iy Ims No. K: never working in such close touch rass()j i,ould r.ot be reason to wait ' shernmn Heaver for the u" " with the farmers and wage earnersi unU, ncxt j.ear i( ,-,,.,,,, jry to' j-j.;;n I nor so closely identified with com- k n, .inWia .nj nrivato property .i.,i,m for the '" "f munity service cltvin. Keep at tie pood work eon-! t.. 6.9 s,i The keystone of confluence is inai ,,, . .., n . nt:in-up ' ..,. , .i.-. ia n tn PTlstence. tried om ,"-"" ... " .r a i ,1. i I- " uerroi.i ior u..- .u... ... "i,v - , . uitj niu 1101 ic !v - Entsred ni second-class matter, January 10th, 1912. at the Tostofffce at St. Helena, Oregon, under the act of March 3rd, 1878. COCXTT OFFICIAL TAPER Hum sr. HtLtN CHAMIIH Or COMMKRCI KEEP FAITH WITH THEM White Crosses and our Fledged Tt'rt.l v Xll'CT VAT At1 nnn- that the struggle'is over. We MUST I old periodical panics has been r KEEP FAITH with the land of in the furnace of war, the great fed oral banking system. Before this organitation was created, the Vnited States suffered from business depressions about everv decade or a little oftener. The bank laws were so rigid that a perfectly sound and solvent busi ness could be wrecked merely by t. lack of ready money. Thl weakness in the financial structure has now been removed dt , baseball team which i . i . t. - w.klr.ta nnaaihla In n legisiauoa uiai iuav ."-i mugt have this summer. massing or reserves to jiurn v.t.j solvent business. Thus the principle cause tor ine i SO 4S. " T ! Hargor Koad In lload Plstrkt 3: Government eoutnd a:id operation i j T:rhell for the sum: Craves In France. We MUST com plete a task that the men who died, begun. They died, feeling anu hoping that whatever might happen to them, that America and Ameri cans would go on and finish the job. ThA nrtt ailr that CilVC fVIT . . . V U ' . UV. t. . ,11., V V . . J . " , . ELSE TAKE THEIR OWN AND! ments of the worKlng communny. an IMMEDIATE JOB OFF OF THEIR ' clouds should exaporate in the clear HANDS. They did the job then anu j sunshine of American optimism. Ex. there. Those countless thousands of THE TRIE AMERICAN SPIRIT graves in France and the countless' c..., ,,, inlArian ha he ni. thousands of white crosses. repres- taligt 0-r laborer, must 'get the true1 ents pledges that other Americans American spirit which is live and let: maue inn Repi 10 see me, the Other fellow live ining luruugn. ioi a man oi mem. If living, but who would sorrow to now thTt he war 1 "over "Sit son e;o approximate the American ideal Americans are failing. Right here NOTICE OK SHERIFFS SAM IN THE CIRCUIT COI KT OF THE STATE OF OKECiON VOl COI.- I MUIA COUNTY, i Mrs. Fred Adams, Plaintiff, We must not only all live, but wei vs must live welt and wisely if we are . Sarah Z. Weigle, Defendant. 1'nder. and bv virtue of an execu- I and the American high standard, i tion issued out of the above named of the railroad ami telegrr.ph lines . I ho.,n ),iinf i.-ril In at le;.st one ' .... ... ""I," h.. .., -bt that V Reaver l'w nt louniy i..n- do not 'want government twnershlj. . Ie..d District : of these uitilittes. ! t'liarlei Sinltli for the sum or This good weather reminds us that C. A M!ll fr the jam of 9!4 V , St. Helens has not. as yet. organired .'a)J'r i rT 31 'la" ,B. we ui;in i . Charles Smith for the sum of J3. "iflO. ('. V Mills for the sum or And the Court bidtig rdvlsed In j the ni.'tter. It Is ordered by the Court , that tho following named proposal be. and they are hereby accepted, and th.it a contrail be entered Inti. for the faithful performance of the . ime. to I! : I. O Herrold for the Itntrovement :f St Helens Street, $ .SS0 . Ouy at .1 tl I.. Tarbell. for the Im provement of Harder ltoad. $700 00 C A Mills for the Improvement i of He. ver ( reek at County line. I S00 nO ( A Mills, for the Improvement of Heaver Creek at l.eis place, J, 7 44 00. It Is further ordered !iy tho Court that all other bids submitted at this time be. and the same are hereby, rejected. On this d.iy the Ttoadmnster pre sent to the County Court plans and specifications ior the Improvement You couldn't select a better Unit to build vour own home than KU'.HT moved. . NOW . The country still faces the peril , , of Bolshevism. But the school-edu- , tt-itl not hei The thinn that makes a bulldog fooled bv the follies that have de- famous is that he hangs on luded poor, blinded Russia. I grim death and to the end. So with prudent and courageous) . enternrise. with Justice to all eic like Are you for Good Uoads? The test of love Is service. In St Holona thev ' failing Th..l We must not only pay good wages Court, in the above entitled suit on . . . , i . v ,, .1 . An. i. 1... 1 .1 idt, ,nm. . . .. . ... lack or subscription to the Victo'y lor gooa worn out we must ue win- me -jiu uaj m iv- ... v- or ( ounty una.is as iuiio: Loan demonstrates tho fniii.r nnfi 1 Ing that every business and every in- suance of a judgment, decree and t- T U uiuce Koad In ltoad Di- also the lack of appreciation o dustry prosper and make money. order of sale, reudfred and entered ,ril., No s frm station 136 plus 35 thnA ihn r thair iiro i0,' If a. bank did not make money for In said Court cn the llJru day ol the safety of the wor'.d. Other places i's stockholders and accumulate a April. 1919, in a mortgage ?', In Columbia county are failing and surplus and increase its capital, the closure suit wherein the plaintiff, not keeping faith with the deaa. ' people would lose confidence in It. 'Mrs. Fred Adams, recovered judg Shall we so soon forget? Do not wait The same war with a mine, a saw-i against t!ie defesd.-nt. S.ra. to be urged. Respond to the gov- mill or a streetcar line nobody Z. Weigle. for the sum o. laOOOtf. ernmenfs call and keen the faith, loves a business enterprise that is with Interest thereon at S per cent Subscribe for Vietnrr Itnmta lvntn nn tho oo nf ii,tn'vnfv per annum from Juno 20, 1914. to THE OREGON FOR OREGON We must be big enough to catch the entry of decree herein, for -0 this as the true spirit of good will to .attorney s tees ana ior it : costs. to Station llt plus 92. II C. Smith Koad In Road District No 3 from Station 15S plus 40 M And the Court llnt; adised In Station ;i0 plus 91 the matter, it is ordered by the Court ihct said plans and specifications be accepted and approved and that a call for bids fur the Improvement of slid roads be published In thre Is suu each of tho St Helens Mist and the Ciatskanie Chief, said bids to be opened In the County Court Hoont li '.ho City of St Helens. Oregon, on i:.e i.i.i cay oi May. 1SI. at - o- f . . . nn.l ma mnnn "it rtw Ti . rtl 1 i." .- f 1 i A Knurl wa o.,ni !i.,,-i our ieuowman ana to our teiiow-in- "" ... w .- a report was recntiy circulated- ... . . .. ..f ih, r-.n-.,, aw . r-t nr... tbt tho -ii k, .,,.,, austnes. oe tncy great or smau. "; k-- mn ftfi.rnnri.f Hrsof' The mental attitude that can re- Pcrty. in Columbia County. Oregon, ness fa, I, n.n,oV loloe In the other fellow's success U Mo-wit: Lots numbered Six. Seven, f. nI9.6 "7,de?! he very opposite of that spirit of d Mn. Ml ia Block uraberec .vm.v4 utu, ruUCU, aUU liiai . , . C wAr. in thA I tf nf f h arid her ienominimt. on .4 .M to f.ii suspicion so common. ""..1"- .r' ciock P m into the Fands of the iunk dea l7r i Class Jealousy and class hatret, uon ipu Wl.er-up., Court inis tattleship. wt Americans are proud the nonnlo nf Orocnn Dot have such an on h; M.;' Given. That on Monday the 2nd day ;oi juue. ai u o cioc ia i:.e J fcrecoon of ssid dsv. at the front door of the Courthouse, in St. Hel- o (,7nv Yl-io. i Class Jealousy and class hatreo . uregon. according to tne oi.iciai put rhJh ii f r-'ireached by agitators for any cause . thereof cf record in the office ct 1 1 rf nn wMh'are un-American In spirit and lead he County Clerk of said County, on love should t0 the No Man' Land - archy. i Now. Therfor. Notice is Hereby id. Her history . and the part she has played In his-i THE FOURTH tory. make us love her. more, we al- St. Helens should celebrate the most worship her. Though but a Fourth of July. Independence has mass or metal, machinery and death- again been declared and established, dealing devices of warfare, we love There was never a more appropriate her end are proud of her. Moreover, time for celebration than thi she bears the nr.me of Oregon, the Fourth. There is no town in Oregon nation's greatest and grandest state. ! which can better celebrate than ot. If the Oregon is to be disposed of.' Helens. It has furnished its quota the Mist nffora this ttittaatinn iI,k ,nii., ...- t. , it thinks entirety nroDer. In tho firt 1 snondort to tr n.trin, Mtt .r, haJ on ,he :0ta aa-r ot J"n?. 1U place, if the Oregon is obsolete, her it has backed the government in lhe, d,v'e, ot "id mortf in and to iruns and eauiriment ro ncotos r, r . c, itou.,, .,..,i.i i "'d real property to satisfy said other ressels of the navy. Ia the sec-!brate. and it will celebrate. It will ond plr.ee. if the vessel is to be' pay honor to those who went to de junked, the United States govert j fend the flag. It will be a dav of re ment would receive a comparatively ' joictng and thanksgiving and St insignificant sum. This being the : Helens will this time, as in the past, case, why is It not a good idea for! respond u patriotic impulse. The the United States government to! Fourth of July committee is hard at present the Oregon to the state ot ; work and St. Helens will have cele Oregon. and If that great ship's days! brat ion worth while, are over, let her rest in peace r.mong - tvery gooa ciuien wtio has at May 7t!i. 1919. adjourned to ess. Columbia County, Oregon. I will. In obedience to suld execution, decree and order of sale, sell at public auction (subject to redemp tion!, to the highest bidder for cas!.. all the right, title and Interest whic. the above named defendant has. or execution, judgment, Ictcrsi, attor ney's fees, costs and accruing cos's , Dated April 30, 1919. E. C. STANWOOD. Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon First pub . May I. 1919. Last pub . May 30. 1919. All Ruse ( till l Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL runs. ismsTi:it. in... IXrtn $1.2.1 rr liny and up Cliiikrn Dinner, .",0 rem Serial lUtes to Regular Honnlcn, those who love her. If the Oregon, twenty years ago, heart the best Interests of the state. uuiiuug ct tne cavy- ana is; wtii reelster and after registerine now otsolete. In tha coming twent will vote at the special election to be years she will be a curiosity, and held June 3rd. Matters of greatest those coming to Oregon oa business importance to the entire state will cr pleo.sure. would not f-ii to visit I be decided and the real citizen will the Oregon as one cf the attraction j help to decide, of Oregon. No patriotic citizen of! Oregon would begrudge the few ad- Last week it was the editor's dltional cents of taiation for the privilege and pleasure to visit th? maintenance and upkeep cf the ves-; University of Oregon, and we are sel. If the Oregon s days of fight- convinced beyond any doubt that ing are over, let's get her to Oregon) each and every dollar and cent which sL ,tfPoh'P hvre' f thiit in the the '"Pa. give to support this nf.7 ii ?J? h," orious biory grand institution of learning. U fndrt?toed t.h reBoa cilUeus amonR the tarestments Oregon and the visitors within our gates. is making. Liberty Bonds Bought an d c!d at Market Quotations SHERMAN M. MILES Str. IRALDA Rates between St. Ilrlrna and Portland. BO rents one Way, 75 rents for the round trip. TkLets g.HKl until cl. I'kjjI l-a-.fs St. Ite'.rns 7 ..V m. Urtumii g ioavpj Puttland 2:311 p. m. A'riieatSt lleens, 4p.m. r- I. HOOGHKIRK M m Z : Grains and Livestock TP HE Columbia County Bank is interested in see- ing the production of arms in this section brought to the maximum in size, quality and profit There fore, within reason, we are only too glad to extend the co-operation which is possible from a bank as large, as strong, as serviceable and as progressive as this one is. YouTl find this a "financial headquarters for Farmers. SHERMAN" M. MILES President MARTIN WHITS Vice President A. L. STONE Caahier G. MOECK ; Aist. cashier Have Your House Painted We do firt-rla Interior or OutMde PAINTING n.l IIMSIIIVC. WORK. AUo DKCOUATING r-tinute gUdljr furnUhed. J. A. LARGE PAINTER RECOHATOK Su Helens, Oregon CLEANING PRESSING General Repairing Men's and Women's Suits Satisfaction Guaranteed (leaning a&J Pting. $1.75 Spuafcin and Prouinic, I.O We make your clothes look better and last longer. IN COUi-liU H. W. HOLMES At KUsl,toa- Rho shoo OX THE STRAND Have YOU a garden this year? Now is the time to get your supply of seeds. We have all kinds of Gar den and Field SEEDS in bulk. If you are planning a garden, it is cheaper to buy in bulk, and you are s-re to get fresh seed if you get them of us. Ve sell at the retail price of seed companies in Port land. Plant pess. oniois, let- rrdishe., carrot,, turnipi, parsnips. poL-. ". rutabagaa. cabbrg, al p:cach now other -. later. Let u know .iat Ton w-t an,i we w, -H-t.r )oa. Land Plaster. Fertilizers, Flower Seeds. Grass Seeds. Oats. Wheat. Peas and other Field Grains. 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Cleanliness and Safety is cur motto and when buying from us you are assured of getting only the best. WE WILL BUY nccf Cattle. Hogs, Veal and Poultry and pay the highest market prices. Trade at home and save money. Central Meat Market HAV MOKTON and ;r.OltUfc WIIJiON, Pruprktun Phone 60 Free and Prompt Delitpl Buy Your Shoes From Us We have the largest and best line of Shoesintht city. Inspectjthem. Justwright,TiItand Nettleton Shoes for Men All Sizes and Widths in both Black and Tan $6.00 to $12.00 For Women Children We have an unexcel led line of Shoe-.. High Top, Oxford. and Pumps. A 1 1 sizes, widths and styles- $4-50-$8 Malts Your Keet Com fortable, ituy your ilioea I rum u. FRED flORGUS Subscribe for The Mit-$
