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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1919)
DUSTRIAL REVIEW r'",'! ilotol '" enlarged. PV"1 " win huvo bo fao- iL'liiP'l"' wt ,10 has a rool llvo can- gcilvliy 1liif resumed at r Ptm,-4K0 new ranch sella liinil Wrk ruahed on U puvlllon. ' Valley opena a price for ahonr- work a li bit from The be Aatot may of C,...atoa(l r .. It now mum. .tonJorilin Li.,,rr-I'll ion r . I mi ri'iitu Li lllvT Immediate ,-- . . . .. n 1.00k II1KHWC7. L.i. mnrrhania atari on Lni houiio proj.ict. tl.urfacil blKhway io imrur umiuruu. i,riili!i lit Walker L.-lu,i HiIh mimiiior. L.i I ii.ii r v 1'Hinli t ' .. tn OKI) miiMii KoMoliurir-Sutherlln : .,v,..l ilila vff. Li. nn ro:i(l lioiwoon The IttlllS lufur lo l'Kln ut once. , work uniwiMjn utuu run bPKln at oncfl. tln 1'uiiii Marlmld- ouullle kiintrart ni lor 4i,ii, L ... rmiiriirt for ImorovliiB rinr - kyer MrKonalo paaa, slKtiod. leburg t unyon i run i niiyun kr rt'iuly tor travel June 26. L. iimiiiin louiitv may set Lid intra paving this yor. Mlctnn Hintiiiuru mi io miin lo imiirovi'tmuita hero at once. L.nia-iiiMiimi county mny act Vrt i'trii of piivhiK thla year. lldlnitof ltoosvelt lilKhwsr will rh to help the labor sltuitllon. it-rton- Silver Kttlla Timber nj wurKiiiK niKin crow ai uik Lm Two ilormltorlos at funhlo I ii-lioiil to bo built, coNt IbU,- roiinty cl'txi'iia unlto for roaila; ltd miles pnvlng In the feiluiiil HlKliway and paving irt Juiit inaiio amount to Z,- K'O. icu Growers t.mioclutlon pur lioncliuri? ('mining company'! Bniry. ttokn-CrndliiK on I'aclflo High-kummcuri-d pn-puratory to lay- ilVPIIII'llt. ioko (iruvo Kalrvlnw and lal milieu to bo oporatod In kila illHlrlrt. bvialo-11 2.000 bond Isaue la by school i:; iron it for erection ile m'hool Imllillng. m lilvlili-iid ovir 140,000 do on 1:5.000 rspltnl mock In- fcrtit by Salem Krult Union. tUfpi Crovo Entire vanity ir from Portland to Cottage b (o lm pitvcd by end of 1920. liTldmi YatiilillV Milling com- wnnli'il Kovcrnmoiit order for barrel flour fur April dellv- rrm fount ruction company gnts ooo paving contract of eight from I leer Inland to Deleim. llem The Mate land commlM- will pun-huso 60 acroa of land mllei from Inilipindunco for modul fur m unit. kron illli'li mill met lot at esll- I rout (,f ;'5.000 for went unit lb. 000 nrres and I2GQ.000 for unit of 17,500 acre. puiliurg 'School boya being or- to luinilln fruit croD on ac- t of Inlior Mhortnge. I'rune ' broakltig all rpcordu. onmouili Contract for pnvlng REMOVAL OF BURLESON URGED BY LEGISLATORS Hvorl lUMumtM HH Kortli fr tl.U Move AkkIiihI INmIiuhnI General Ily 8NEI.I. BMITII Waal.lngton I'nrtly n ti, rMllIt or a cabled rouuoat to I'renldoiit Wll aon to remova from office I'lmtniantar llurlnmin bncauno of hi rnfuaul to permit collective bargaining on the part of the telephone employee with the Government, tha alrlke of the New Kngland operator wu Hettled favorably to them the following day and It U now coiiHldered likely tlint the new Congre will force tin, Uovernment hoid of tho potofrice tolegraph and telephone ayateni tJ abandon hi until now rlrldly ad hered to policy of preventing work er from organizing. Fraud J. Klnneran, preldiint of Ihe Democratic club of MuHHachu Btt, four Democratic member t,f the Btate Senate and eight member of the lluy State IIouho of Hopreaen tatlve Joined In the cable to the ProKldent which read: "llurleann wrecking the party. Itemove him and aettlo tho telephone atrlke." One of them declared that "llurleson I In league with the power behind tlili fight. Nothing el ho could bo expec' od of a man who made all hi moncj oploltlng prloon labor. laboring men and women cannot expect any other treatment from a man of tliU kind. A a public official It I herd for me lo go on the Btump and crltl clae a member of the I'rcHldenf cabi net, but If the J'roiildunt wlHhe to prevent uch Injutitlco and dlcontent he can remove llurleHon. Ily drlng m lm will be only living up to Hie l.lcrtxe he Hindu during tho v.ar t. II m worker when he hp ll they have the right to orgaulze and buigalu co'iecilvely." A a mutter of fact, llurleson hai. pUNiiud a courxo toward labor which ha been conlnteiitly followed b tho prenont AdmlnlMtratlcm since taking over from private ownerxhlp to public control of till the rrent line of communication. Secretary of tho Tretmury McAdoo a director of tho railroad, refimnd lo permit to employe not only collective bar gaining but tho right of participation a citizen In ordinary political af fair. The head of the brother hood lodged with lilin vigorous pro test. With Director Mine they' havo fared no better. To cap the climax, Becertory of Labor Wilson ha I ud an order forbidding any head of a bureau In hi department from crgauUing tho employe In any such bureau Into an Integral part of the organization formed by tho govern ment employe to, In effect, deal collectively with tho government In order to secure better working con dition and to remedy such rate of wage a have been long considered by members of CongrcBS to be ridiculously low. ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1919 TWO CENT RATE MADE G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT A rate nf i .n - j . . ni,ai m iiiiiu i ruin a" point in Oregon to The Dalle u. a. it. encampment and meeting of allied ocletle from June 17 to 1 ha been specially arranged by me local passenger committee of th, railroad administration. This rate will be effective both to and from itie encampment and will bo sola from June 13 to 17 Inclusive. Ihe ticket will be cold only cn the presentation of Identification certificate signed by the state de partment commander of Oregon The speclul tickets will be valid foi return until midnight of Juno 25 . NOTICE TO CONTIUCTOK8 8t. Helen, Orogon, April 26, 1919. Sealed proposals, addressed to the County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, at St. Helens, Orogon, and endorsed, "Proposal for Doing tho hollowing Work In Columbia Coun ty, to-wlt: "JC. T. Wallace Itoad In Iload Dis trict No. 8, from Station 136 plus 3b to Station 189 plus 92. "II. O. Smith Itond In Kor-.d Dis trict No. 3, from Station H8 plus 40 to Station 210 plus 91.6." will be recelvod by said County Court until two o'clock p. m. May 17th. 1919, and not thereafter, and at that time will be publicly openea and read. All proposal must be made upon blank forms, to be obtained from Ihe HoadmuBter, at his office In St Ilolens, Oregon. Must give price proposed, both In writing and In fig ure, and must be signed by the bid der, with bis address. I'luna and specifications aro on file at the storo of J. O. Libel at Mlsi, Oregon, and are also on file and may bo examined In the office of the County Clerk. Kuch bidder shall deposit with hi bid, a certified check for an amount of at least five (5) per cent of his bid, payable to the County Clerk, which shull be forfeited to the Coun ty, In case tho award Is made to him, and he shall neglect, fall or refuso, for a period of five day after such award Is made, to enter Into a con tract and file tho required bond. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. W. J. Fl'LLERTON, County Judge. A. E. HARVEY, Commissioner. JUDSON WEED. Commissioner II. E. ADRY, Hondmaster. J. W. HUNT, 20-22-3t County Clork SUMMONS 1H THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BTATE OF OIIEOON IN AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY. Bert J. Price, Plaintiff, TS. Minnie Price, Defendant. To Minnie Price, Defendant: In the Name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within six weeks from nnd after the data of the first publication of this summons, namely, on or before the 7th day of June, 1919, and it you full to appear within aald time, for want thereof you will be adjudged In default herein and plaintiff wllr apply to the Court for the rellet prayed for In his complaint herein, to-wlt, for a dissolution of the mar riage contract and of absolute di vorce from you and for such othet and further equitable relief as to the Court shall seem meet in the premise. Thl summons is served upon you by publication In the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper published and oi general circulation In Columbia County, Oregon, once each week for six successive and consecutive week ' pursuant to an order of Honorable! J. A. Kakln, Judge of the above en titled Court, made and entered on the 21st day of April, 1918. Date of first publication of sum mons, April 25, 1919 Date of last publication of sum mons, June 6, 1919. JAMES L. CONLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff, 1406 Yeon Ilulldiug, Portland, Oregon. CHARLES SOUTH ' VIOLINIST ' Has resumed teaching at St. Helens and can " be found Thursday at the Lidyard residence. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies. ST. HELENS, OREGON Do You KnJ.iy Life? A man In good physical condition Is almost certain to enjoy life, while I lie bilious and dyspeptic aro des pondent, do not enjoy their meals and feel miserable n good share of the time. This III feeling Is nearly always unnocessrry. A fow doses of Chamberlain's Tablets to tone up the stomach. Improve the dlgOHtlon a nr. regutnte tho bowels Is all that I needed. Try It. from Rlckrcall to Monmouth and Independence let Wnrron Construc tion company, 8.3 miles, $204,122. Eight and three-tenths mile between Amity and Holmes let to Oregon In dependent Paving company at $244,-170. Mortgage Loans On Improved Farms at the lowest rates and on long time. Repay able In such Installment a the borrower may wish. Liberal prepay ment terms arranged. No commissions charged. Loan closed promptly. Mortgage purchased. WM. McMASTER 701 Corbett lllilg. Portland, Oregon I ft V 0 JJl JlJ0 P P j' 1 !!!;ALilA L 'ttt '. ! IN -dsn a inn . i ii" : : , m i m i W lil u tlM.JL... .. J I.I 177' "r ijT rma gin, Mntfaomtj pound and hmlf- tin humidor mnd ,ml humidor with pwif mMtfiP top thm MM IfU k. J- . A, nrwi ni. IMaitffl8!r k. JOT J 11 m . di . . . T-i AiUort n nrnHiire more smokfi llUT It tlusn up to rntue f',,'. , . ... U.u . . v u..riwtn P. A. s built to I happiness tnan you ev w.uib - - --- - h fit your smokeappetite like kids fit your hands! 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TH0R AR0NS0N, Salesman Sales Iloom in Hewitt Bldp. St. Helens, Oregon. Open from 4 p. tn. to 8 p. m. and all day on Saturdays. The Central Confectionery -ALWAYS HAS HOT and "COLD DRINKS, ICE CREAM and SODA FOUNTAIN DELICACIES t EGG MALTED MILK DRINKS CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY The Central Confectionery ROY A. STEWART, Proprietor Frank Wilkins DEALER I Hay, Grain, Feed Building Supplies, Doors, Windows, Paints Shingles, Brick, Roofing STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD Phone 86 Store in K. of P. Bldg Warehouse, Sheldon Dock St. Helens, Oregon ST. HELENS HOTEL E. A. ROT GER, Prop. .. saw 1 " - - 3 '.M I m ai t rTTTTmrni 'small i i mI OTMBW"IMfcAtta tt,yAaa- K . V Something (he FARMER NEEDS It is the most useful of all piiidcn or farm tools. By using it, you can dispense with horse labor. It does everything necessary in preparing seed beds and cultivating the garden or truck patch. It not only plows the ground, but has a disc, harrow and cuTlivator at tachment. You cau chill I lu ce rows of seeds at one time, such as onions, beets and carrots and other small seeds, also beans and corn. Let us explain, in person, the wonderful qualities of this machine. We give a free demonstration on every Saturday. If you arc not able to attend the demonstration, write' for free booklet. L. R0SASC0 SI. Helens and Vicinity American and European Plan All Busses Call at Hotel Everything Modern Steam Heating Plant , Hot and Cold Water In Rooms Buy an Automobile Now I am Columbia County Agent for the following well-known cars The Maxwell The Hudson The Chalmers AND THE ESSEX This car is considered as the best product of the American auto builder. Ask for a demon stration. You will be delighted at the perform ance of this wonderful car. SEVERAL USED FORDS AT A BARGAIN J. H. FLYNN ST. HELENS, OREGON Mist Want Ads for Results 4
