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Newspaper Page TextFARM NOTES Lin Hiy 1'n.giwn tHTf.M ily good nmtnr I""' ...r,.v whon Insect r or w,,.,,, pro- of -'llun- A" "UC,' B" . .rowers who :" my 'Jd only ' ',"rl0'u , crop may . may .., frw "Iy ot 11,6 l,ow " !.,."..i.,.r,i Hi.ruy Program i juHt IhbihmI by tint O. A. '..Ills. H ' nrom aim . ,,tt urn tlio authors. L Milk ;hI '" '' ... .11 tlirt Mfllir III 1 J M KI1U IIIK 1"' ,...l til.. ' . . i 'I-Vi.illrn llrood- n" lust iHHiii it md ronoy for tdrlliuinin. ,re and iiii'.nri'fMiioni ,y, wound to ii'Viitll days. L elih-ks with hens. t W. Lr l Hi" wrli'T. and ho wants I,. iwnilirv urower ni:iko L of til 'lr niiimrtlll.il lu. Lm I.Ike lluiiiM'olllnallon 'Mini N""' l""l:" ,,r - l,a pulil Hut rntire ruor com bJurtlon t'ir.-iiKii iiirrcimo.i mivh ti n l'"'V II. A. I . Illll- "i'olll iiitlon of Tomatoi-s," L ,,i v fur flowers, rrnv I no r . ri It........... Illon, I nil. a. t. li'IH now l' nuu "7 Llmry l-Vrtlllrr TihImI f sml.i si t ho rto of 22 ,.,iiiniln :t 'cm liirnrao the Lrry yli'l'l " the ri! shot Dm .mil River district. ! and n'HiilU of nillrntioi. nml oHht frtllliT ir ox- in ii now sl.itr.iii liullotlii. Ijit TYhii fur KtrnwborrU's." Llll Im miit froo to uy grow- n'Ron. Wrlto to t.io Acrlcul- II' K', irv'llH, for free copy. (!. lro!! In thi) nuthor. ARMY WANTS MORI-: RECRUITS Itcd Hini.'B iirmy recruiting Captain t). V. Painter In topped in tlio city Mommy, p tlirmiKli Hi" northorn port .into wllli a view of ncurlnx r fur ci-rvlrn with the n Kiui-ndltlonnry forri-s In Tlio wnr department U t furre of 50,000 men foi ite service III France and r, with ponliln hitvIca In irta of Kuropu nnd Aula. CLATSKANIE W. T. Simmon nnd family ,ft Sundny viiilnR for thlr mtw horn.' In ( ollfornln, followiMl l,y ii, KO0(j wlnlici of U.olr maiiy frlondH that pi'UPH and proHporlty muy altona lhm In thitlr new imrroundliiKH. Tlio aiiiiuul Huii.lay Mi hool convnn tlon for Coliimlila county win m i.,i in im nh an lo iic.jci wi'i'k, tlm flrnt MONHlon IhiIiik liilil on Friday i-vitiIii; wiiirn 1 1 mil ll ID K XM-I -lI J,r A. 1.. 1 1 ll t oil lii hoi) of 1'orlland, will on primeni ami u.Mv.r tho opoiiliiK iiiHirnni. noaHioiiH will in ,c , U uay muuruay anil Humlay. The I'rniiliyliirlan l.aill-n Ahl with llmlr offlci-rn, miirtoil off tH,ir new your with plKiity of vim and i-nthm, Iiihiii Mr im Annual County Huho allow to Im lii'lil In Juno. T,cy Br plannliiK to Introdui'ii hoiiiii nnw fxa turoa and hopo dvcryoiio who leivnh riowiira will luko a Hvm IntortHt and liiop to li i nk lh In tho !.( )t0HP cxlillilt yet hi'ld In-rii. Friday, May Klh, nt thn M.-lhodlHt cliurcli tlio hpwortli l,i-nKiio will give an cntnrliiliiini-nt thai will ho w..i worth aiTordlng a full houioi. Minn lliirniir will nlv hcvitiiI n-udliiKn. which Ih of liHi-lf a itn-at attraction Ml lliirni.lt will roiilrlliuin Hcvcrul violin loloa. In aililltluii (Iiito will ln anvcral olhr iiuiiiImth, hut li iiiiihI cnl and literary. Tho Junior, liiteriiicdlatn nix, mnlor ilepiiruni'iilH of tho Mi-IIioiIImI Hominy hcIiouI gavo a very miccenH ful lunchiyin IiihI Friday evrnliiK In thn liaiiiMiii'iit of tho church, thn op. cnHlon marking tho cIohh of n very liitcrcHtliig rontent part Iclpatcil In ),y cIuhhom rh to tln "What of tho Mi IhodlHt Ccnlonnry." Tho third year Junior KlrM, throiiKh their reprea ontntlvo, MIhn Kllxahetli Hall, wen thn wlimern In tho con I em. I linn on- titllilK them to ho I lio KueHtH of honor nt thn luncheon. At thn con clusion of tho nodal tlino tho pnntor giivn a Mlnreoiitlcaii ledum on India In Hi" nudltorlum of tho church, to which tin rrMii'iliuti.r nf tlm Hinwlnv achool nnd their frlendH worn invited. Chief. ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY 2. 1919 Tim 1 Im iimiil Iit.rl,ii1 In fitr itin vniir for inon wild fornuir Ki.rvlrft nntl thrco yearn for other, with the privilege, of npplyiiiR fur dlHchiirge nt tho expiration of one year norv-Ico. All lirnfirlinti fif fhn ttnrvlrn nri open to men hetwecu thn neH ot IK nnd 40 yearn. Thn army al tho pren. int tlino offer ndviuitngp hereto fore unknown and It In urgeil upon all young men of good phyttical con dition In takn ailvantago of thn op portuiililen thn army now offem. Any ll'.foniiatlon can lie ohtalned hy addremilng thn Army Itecrultlng Office, 2H Worcenter llulldlng, Portland. Vest St. Helens Bakery S. 1 1 EU MANN. Proprietor FRESH BREAD, PIE, CAKEAND PASTRY. Every Day Special Orders Solicited K your ijrocer for our BREAD. He has it and it is made in St. Helens. ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY IS A NECESSITY Will 0,., up Vat Ti-rrllory . Ilrliin TourUU to )n Kon IX m M hy a Kreat l'Htance goo. graphically on account of two har- , ' "'" " rug are flKuratlve- the ballot boxen at Dm ,,ocla. ate election In Juno. That Kreat retci, of empire known an eantorn regon In nnthUHlaBtlcp.lly working o give the i8Kt countlon of Oreeon tho Itooaevelt highway; the acvei. great coant countloa comprlnlng ont) neventh of the area of the atato aru JUHt an niithtiHluatlcally working to levDlop the Irrlnatlon projocta of the Kunt Oregonlana. An apt Illustration of the friendly nplrll that In animating the coaat countlen la a rally held at (Jardlner on the Umpqua river recently when nettlera camo by tho hundred to hooHt for the ltooHeve.lt highway bond Innuo. Home of thone In attend mice camo from point mllea illHtant In boat. More than thoiiaand gath ered to hear I'reHldent 8. C. I'mt of the Itooanvnlt Highway aKHoclatlon explain the wonderful ponlhlti.R that will he opened up by what he declared will ha the greatest acenic boulevard In the world. Tho aHHemhlagn not only endorsed the highway project, but It went on record with a unanimous resolution favoring tho passago of the Gallag her hill whereliv llm ainio lo i.,,... authority to lend It credit to Irri gation project approved by a special commission consisting cf the slate superintendent of btink, tho state engineer and tho attorney general, letter and telegrams endorsing thn ((nllavher hill urn nnnrln 1..,.. tho hn:idiiinrter of the lloosevelt nigiiwny association at tho Imperial hotel from thn clinmhera nf n,n. merco and other public-spirited or ganlzntlon all over the coast. Similar endorsements for the coasi highway are reaching the associa tion by the score from the Irrigation belts of eastern, southern and central Oregon. Thn two bills are of kindred Im portance. The Kosevelt highway, If built, will bring millions of tnurlsti. to (Ireifon These tnnrluia .-m nr.. only view tho unparalleled scenery oirereu ny me highway, hut they win seek opportunities to InveBt their money and make their home In Ore- gon. The great stretches of land In , tho Irrigation sections offer the best j kind of chance for Investments. The' people of eastern Oregon and other sections that are looking to their f u-; turo develonment tlirnnplt IrfiDniinn nro only too well aware that anything iney ao to insure the construction of the roast highway will he therefore ETcatlv to their own Internal Vr. this reason they havo been glnd to get nehimi tne highway movement. CONDITION OF ROADS IN WESTERN OREGON Cause of lleaIa he. Uy knowing the cause, a disease may often be avoided. This la parti cularly true of headache. The most common cause of headache Is a dis ordered atomach or constipation, which may be corrected by taking a few doses of Chamberlain' Tablets. T ry It. Many others have ohtaineu permanent relief by taking theso la blots. Thoy are easy to take and mild and gentle in effect. SI. ILEMTlIOAUTOI.il HtAXK SIILIMItl), Prop. HCHKDII.K A. M. P. M. I.T. Rt. Helen 7:30 1:30 wrren 7:45 i:46 Bcappoose 8:00 2:00 Ar. Portland 9:20 8:20 I.t. Portland 10:00 4:00 Ar. Bt. Unions 11:60 6:60 Hat ui days and SuiiJhi Special trip leaving Bt. Helens 6 p. ni Leave Portland 11pm. Photos Prices Reasonable Satisfactory Work I T cnii - si.HeTes ENLARGING T. HI'.LENS ROUTE i WilUn.tt. Slouih THE PEOPLES BOAT SIR. AMERICA I.e ives Portland d illy - -2:30 p. m (Sunday I :H0 p. m ) An Ivea St. Helens - - 6:00 p. m (Sunday 3 .7,0 p. m.) I ves St. Helens - - 6:16 a. m. An in Portland - - - 10:16 a. m H. HOLMAN, Agent Mi fccs all way landings. Wharf foot AMei street. Phones: Main 8323. A-l V-1. Fll.WK WILKI.vs. Si Helens Agent. f 1 m : 1 3"7m i"" Tt!? j BRIGGS AUTO WOOD-SAW Attachment On Man cut IS cordt; 2 mo, 36 corda. Goes Anywhere Any Auto. BRIGGS i BURPEE CO, Inc., Mirufaclurtrs 279 Hawthorn Ave., Portland. Sand for Infomatioa and IMuatratad Circular REUNITED STATES CREAM SEPARATOR Skims Cleanest and Lasts the Longest Come and See H. A. COLT at St. Helens livery, Feed and Sale Stable DRAYING AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE IS VM. H. DAVIES - - Prop. ST. HELENS.ORECON HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OR CATTLE, VEAL AND POULTRY f sell the Best Fresh and Cured Meats and Lard at LOWEST PRICES PEORGE'S MARKET I O'CONNOR & GARRISON, Proprietors Lhone48 St. Helens. Oreeon XT. 1 Hittem & Lapham HurresNor to It. W. Fok1. Blacksmiths, Expert Horseshoeing WAGON, CARRIAGE, AUTO REPAIRS Work Guaranteed Give Us a Trial ST. HELENS, OREGON WeRlorn Oregon I Thren llivers The approach to i Throe Rivers road Is Impnssahle ! through tho Crande Rondo Indian i AKency, owIiir to heavy rains, adohe cl.inncler of the road bend and lack i of any surfacing material. It will . prolmhly ho passable June 1. This road Is closed for construction work hoi ween Ilolph and ileho. No de tour Is poBsihle at present. I .at or in Ihe season tho Llttlo Nestucca road will bo open to travel and the Tilla mook country can be reached In this way. Kugenf Florence Open between KiiKeno and tSoldson and in fair con (llllnn I'IohoH between ftnlilunn jinrl i Florence by mud. No detours possl- ble. Should he open June 1. This road should not Do attempted at any season of tho yenr except by exper ienced drivers. There nro many nar row, ioiik, sieep cranes, snarp turn, and few turnouts, on some of the sections. ScottshurR-AlleKany: Open and In fair condition between Allegany and Loon Lake. Closed between Loon I.nko nnd Scottsburg, duo to heavy washing by winter rains and the rough steep nature of the road bea. It Is now In dangerous condition for wagon travel and should not be at tempted by motorists. Alsea River: Open and In fair condition between C'orvallis and Al sea. Closed around Missouri Bend and over Tldowater Hill. No detours possible. Should be open June 1 for light cars. Road is very narrow and In many places thore are few de lours. Should bo attempted only by experienced drivers. U'lllnmettA Road: Onon and in fnh condition between Eugene and Oak ridge. Closed from a fow miles, pbovo Oakrldgo to the summit. j Mackenzie Highway: open ana in fair condition between Eugene nnd Mllllknn grado. Closed between MII llkan grndo and summit. iinu' lllverr Onon nnd in good condition between Porena nnd Cot- tago drove. Closed on account or luiriiilxhnd construction work be- twoen Iiorena and Dlsston. Should bo open by June 1. ThlB is a goon summer rond, with plenty of fishing nn,l hunting In season. There art suitable camping placos with good water. llandon-Oold Ropch: Open between Ilnndon and Cold Bench and In pass able condition for light cars. i Grants Pass-Crescent City: Open and In Rood condition Between Grants l'ass and Kerhy. -Very bau condition, Korby to top of Oregon) Mountain: in good condition for re mainder of way to Crescent City, i Crescent City-Gold Beach: Open and In fair condition botween Cres cent City and Brookings. Rough be twoen Brookings nnd Gold Beach. Crater Lake: Open and in fair condition between Medford ana Union Crook. Closed on account of snow botween Union Creok and Crater Lake. Will probably bo open i JUBarow-Oak Grove: Open and In fair condition between Portland and ! Twlnbrldgea. Closed on account of Jnow letwoen Twlnbrldgea ana c"amns Wa.rlo. Will not be open be- fore June 16. 'lu l always carry thoir chains on this road. PERRY GRANITE CO. EAR I. BERRY, Mgr. 301 4tU St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers of Monuments Deal with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. For Good Work, always the cheapest. J. F. Dopplmaier OVERLAND OLDSMOBILE AND MOLINE TRACTORS Warehouse, Garage and Sales rooms next to the Postoffice J. F. Dopplmaier ST. HF.J.ENH, ORE(iOX Hello, Central! A 128 Yes, Bennett's Barber Shop. Quick and good service. Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS. SHAVES, SHAMPOOS Everything in the Barber Line done up in Style Our shop is Strictly Clean and Sanitary Come in and See us ST. HELEN'S M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING, JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock YOU WILL GET Expert Repair Work ON YOUR CAR AT THE ST. HELENS GARAGE If your car goes "HAYWIRE" on the road phone the St. Helens Garage for their service car to help you. OIL GASOLINE ACCESSORIES ST. HELENS GARAGE Phone 57 H. M. TERRY . St. Helens, Ore. BUILD A .HOME The future of St. Helens is assured. Buy a lot and build now or buy a house already built. We have a good list of BARGAINS in both. See Rutherford Take our Tip BUY NOW! We write Fire and Life Insurance L. R. RUTHERFORD PHONES Office, 123; Residence B-38 The People's Market CHOICE MEATS - BEST GROCERIES That is what you get when you trade with us. We be lieve in the "Cash and Carry Plan," and by practicing it, are increasing our business and saving our cus tomers a little on each purchase. The People's Market Phone 40 St. Helens, Oregon Are ing a toothbrush as often as you should? Mlik of Magnesia Tooth Paste destroys the "Acid Mouth." Try it. All Leading Dentists Endorse It A. J. DEMING, DRUGGIST ST. HELENS, OREGON LAUNDRY NEEDS Washing Machine Ironing Board Clothes Bars ' Clothes Baskets Clothes Hamper KITCHEN NEEDS Kitchen Table ' Kitchen Cabinets English Breakfast Table u Step Ladder Stool Refrigerators We have them all at RIGHT PRICES E. A. Ross THE . HOUSEFURNISHER MASONIC BLDG. ST. HELENS