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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1919)
1 Industrial review tvicw to havs now hotel. eron to liars now cannery. J o liave new parau streets. rton cannery running full if. ridin to have packing plant In iuturo. kuuort will have phone ex it won. lion Contract let for1 paving street. linath Hull. Many new Duiia- :oln( up. Lk to Win Immediately on the Wield armory. 1120 contract lei ior roaa woru all auction. on flutter Lake Irrigation bglus. . kiind Hoad contracti lnolv- UO.OO awarded. d to boKln work dn C00O fl.h In Peschutss. VtllU Two-etory brick block Lp horn, 00x100 feet. Uh Full New lt0,000 house urea nere. iund 18tS acrea land told (or trillon of 147,400. lord snow great lnuumriui In Coot Hay eectlon. ion llljr wora vu how usn oir lane "" Krwo. bfrg Valloy (iaunlng Com- mrs Sprlngbrook cannery. tmtli Kails Klnmath 1'acklug i to erect 120.000 plant. Irto Ity Work progressing on ky from here to Jonn uay. nrlln r run rrouugie company bdle 160 tons tula season. l,iyJ4,000 pound! of milk f i to Bcio coueet:serr daily. I10V.OOO worih of alfalfa torn tn Duller I reek ranciies. k daring building boom aa re work started on Teel project. Von City Uanner-Courler l'ub- couiuany 10 nave moaei LANSING IN THE DARK- ON TREATY MAKING ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY; AUGUST 29. 1919 V" -- : ' COURT PROCEEDINGS t W ngtonrT th. Un.,,,,! ' " " JHiill agreement wa entered Into b Vot Paving Nice frock nHH i mat ,., llier8 lready ,I,e;l0!Piu, t.nd ;p.CicittoM be aep?ea ?f,r,r!"8Ilt bolw,"!n JaPn :??? "'" nd that a Pr rnmii1' " .reco.Kn,z,n, Japan1. f""-the Improvement of ,iZ control of Klucl.ow hue been brouKht l)rlKe be publlled L 's? SI1-. ,0re'KD rolttl,,,n" eommlt-l?1' of the 8t. Helen. M T rnd tl! tee of the ienate In It. discussion 0rlKuln""- Hevlew; .aid bid. to be ! r'"'nt with Mr. Lansing . 'pPnd In the County Court Room li! A.ked by B.m.tor Ilorah whether Am-of St. miens, Oregon oa the hassudor Ishll had made a full ?3rd of Ausjust, m at t in statement regarding the disposition i ,,oup f 2 o'clock P. M. Of Uertnnny's clntm. in r-i.i. o Whnrftimnn ... - . - - ..... ... x 1 1 1 ii a . nnr. . " 'vuii ii 1 1 11111 rn nil . n wa. $348.99 and that an actual sur vey .lace made by the County Sur veyor allows that there are only acre, or laud In .aid tract, and thnt they are as.eB.ed on 26.66 acres Of land rnnm than ihnv aittimii OWn. till! tax linnn wlilih ommmla A h . a e a . . .. . " uu mai ar.ia sum should be soaiea. it is ordorod that .aid sum of &.83 be abated on .aid a.ses.raent pnd that the sheriff and Tax Col lector credit said sum on said as.ess- MATVTIN WHITE, County Judge A. K. HARVEY, Commissioner. retury Lansing replied that he had'Au'u"t 23- 19l "But you know now tlmt at thut time Jupun hud an understands with Ureal Ilrltuln for Japanese con trol o fKloochow, ad that Ishll con coaled that from the Bncretary of State of. the United States?" In quired SHiuior liornh. "That's the truth " rai.ii,. n.- , . v. . , ..v, HID Secretary. The Lanslnc-Islill ognlzed that Japan had a "special" Intermit In China. Tlmt tl.o i..i... lshll agreement was of great Impor tance to China and much advantage to Japan has beconia ohv On tills 231-11 Ho. .. . . appearing to the Court tlmt no bids have been submitted to the Cree" . iRTemmt "f Ice ii I "rldg8 ln "alnlor. Oreeon. lu Road il.inct No. 14; as heretofore fvi1: .U U'"r-ore ordered J. L. CHITTEM EXPERT HOR8R8HOI.a ' BLACKSMITH Wagon, Carriage, Auto Repairs ST. HELENS . OREGO.V' J nth Kails Building opera ere for year will aggregate ,000. . Itnd 87 Idaho hog. bring Is local market, highest price! kid for pork in northwest. faslh Falls Boundless wealth kmslh landa. 1100 crops pel fcmmon. SU0 worth of Teg- on singla acre. b AT PRE-WAR PRICE VALUE OF ALASKA PRODUCTS FOR 19H Mineral.: Oold no nnn nnn c0PPer 17.180,000 Silver 870.000 Tin 8,S4 Iesd tO.ibt Antimony g Tunnsten 11,000 Chrome ore, t'aladuui and i'latlnum 160,000 Marble, l'etroloum, tiypsum, etc 120,000 Totnl $28,880,783 1 Fish Products j Salmon $63,277,720: namiui, i on. tierring, ete Clams, 8lirlmr, Cr ibs, ete FertllUor and Meal . . Oil Whalebone iv ii.. . .. '".jr oruered Z '' :VUI t.h.'?t.."!l"?. "nprovement: ,-- r...u.IBU u, U10 l;ounty Road-i piaster under the direction of the' ; County Court. ; I In thn I'nimiv . ' v.u.;ii ui me mate of Oregon for Columbia County I In the mattor of the claim for nbutemont of t.-ixo. assessed to Sis- vi 0t. w"urlly of Evidence St. i Vincent. Hospital for 1918 ".PPfniC thnt the Sisters ofi Charity of Providence St. Vincents Hospital were assessed on line 1 ?". 6.?.' ,Vo'umo or the Assess-, ment Roll for 1018 with 164 acres of' .;",!,iMcNuU, D- L- C.. valued at i $7305.00, the tax levied upon which I P 0 TO S Prices Reasonable Satisfactory Work ENLARGING J.T.SCOTT ST. HELENS, OREGON Tits Celebracsd BERGMANN SHOE Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. I The E. San Francisco, lilt Strongest and Nearest Water proof Shoe Mads ' 4,374.860 i FOB LOGGERS, CRUISERS, MILIJMEN AND ALL WORKERS TUEO. BERGMANN SHOE MFG. CO. 031 Thurtnao Street Portland ASK FOR THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF BHOB OIL 218.023 168.652 846.362 1,644 it tbout the only commodity ie price of which to the con- his not gone up. This fact ken rise to a good deal of agl- by gold producers, but any kwsrd a subsidy or Increasing Ifd price of gold, which stands 67 an ounca, has failed. (1 Is hardly worth the mining," id a producer from Bolivia In ark the other day, and ha cited mines which are unworkable tent prices. Inlet of production for some it, published by the Flnan d Commercial Chronicle, New how that the production of i the world In 1918 wa. a itely 18.603,919 ounce., t 1384,676,700, or a decline B7.427 ounces or $39,012,792 h previous yor.r, and the low. ce 1(06. Uderlng the ups and dewns of lining, the adventure. In rich or fluids, the output from year r Is remarkably stable. Be- 1886 and 1896 the world's Hon of gold advanced steadily 104.000,000 to $119,000,000, was not until 1906 that It i $400,000,000. From that mil 1915 u was advancing to 00,000. In 1916 It dropped to 00.000 and In 1917 to $423. 0. As the wnr has upset labor ns, part of the falling ofi be attributed to that, though n has apparently come when H costs of materials have told mining unprofitable for foe mines. Total Furs r.nd Skins Miscellaneous . . Grand Total . .$68,888, 051 . 2.201,920 225,885 .$90,226,639 Htdr-Hefense In a crowded omnibus a .lout woman vainly endeavored to get her fnre out of the norket of her cloak, which was tightly buttoned as a pre caution against pickpockets. After she hud been working In vain for some minutes, a gentleman snnted on her right snld: "Please allow me to pay your fsre. The Indy declined with some rcer hity and recommenced her atti.c!;a on the pocket. After these hnd continued for some time her fellow passenger sild: "You really must let me piy vour fare. You,have already undone ray suspondnr. three times nnd I run not s"nd It any longor." London THRU. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies. 'Cooling Items for IHot Weather ' Lunches Salads Sandwiches Cold Meats Ice Cream Sodas Ice Cold Soft Drinks Fountain Specials Mt. Hood Ice Cream Confections MASON'S ST. HELENS, OREGON St. Helens Flour lit i fe.MM,Ol MAKES PURE WHITE .' BREAD and the best pastry Let your Grocer send you a sack next time you order . A HOME INDUSTRY PRODUCT H ILL FEED OF ALL KINDS St. Helens Flour Mill Co. WORKED 3500 HOURS R. J. llnllock.on of Bcoboy, recently rocelvod a service from district headquarters In 'Mis which carrle. with It a at mei-lni! to Hod Cross h. Tim htiMAn n H -IKI.ftM , "klch Is bluo with white odervlce nut In hv (! hnldnr I the war. Tho button itself Still 8nU hnun a .nrf p the threo stripes on the rlb- vxais an additional 800 " Mrs llnlla-.b.nn ... In .!., POUri of WOrlc tnr lha II oH Wlthom rinnht Mi Ullanli. m tho hlghtst honors for this I III lUnss I. Hello. Central! A 128 Yes, Bennett's Barber Shop. .; Quick and Rood service. Griffis & Hayes Mil 1.1)1 NO X).THACT()H8 For plans and estimates see us 8hop Work a Specialty St. Melons - - Ore;on Liberty Bonds i Bought and Sold at Market Quotations ssMsaMMssSBSBaHBMSBaJWMSsValsaBlBMSsWsa1 SHERMAN M. MILES Livery, Feed and Sale Stable DRAYINC AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE IS WM H. DAVIES - - Prop. ST. HELENS.OREGON Clock and Watch Repairing we are experts in this line. If the clock or watch is w rth keeping it should be repaired. Bring it to us. A FULL LINE OF Watches, Clocks, Cut Class, and Jewelry VDNI A fiRAY : IgELIABLE JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER West St. Helens Bakery . S. HEUMANN, Proprietor FRESH BREAD, PIE; CAKE AND PASTRY. Every Day Special Orders Solicited v Cleanliness and Safety is Our Motto We handle and sell only the choicest meats and when buying from us you are assured of getting only the best at the lowest possible price. Our GROCEERY department is well stocked with seasonable and reliable groceries and our prices are lower than you obtain elsewhere. The People's Market Phone 40 St. Helens, Oregon BE A LEADER '4 n tod trtt UUn lfu tit mii nimi) lift r twin "-Ei.t An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation, Are you doing your utmost to prepare to icao m re awuimnr - . li. 'jML.M,JVa Oregon Agricultural College Train lor ltWCT,nip' 1" " V v um.r HOMK ECONOMICS. AORICVLTUR.. TOMMk-. rw -"-TSiWMmn Three regular terms Fall term begins September 22, 1919 . wti. arjm ujj T I Por CoHi-ie Ct1f. Iltuitrattd Booklet and other Information addreaa THE KSUol KAri vrvgon nrisruiursii ywm ui i ' 1 "' ."n i"i i ii ' i L-amsT DONT FAIL TO ATTEND . : The Annual Coumbia County ' Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Sept 17, 18, 19,1919 Three Glorious Days In which fun, sport and pleasure will be provided for all visitors. This is the event of the year. You should plan to be in St Helens and help make this the biggest and best fair ever held. Start get ting your exhibits! ready now. Premium Lists may be secured by addressing W. J. Ful lerton. Warren, Oregon or J. W. Allen, St. Helens, Oregon 1 i sk your grocer for our BREAD. He has it and it is made in St. Helens.
