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Newspaper Page TextAL LEGION NEUTRAL n.iiliiif ham Herald. Vow ' " " .. . nr Herald: ni"i m ,li imKo Item, auggeata that Bbr dirrlcully U developing . fight between the 1 liubor ltt union and tli Po"" V- 1,1 i. unfulr lo the Four Ia L thU Impression to slnd. L ffnur La ' ompiiriiicaiij not a f . organisation. " no L Willi any onn- aA ,0Ml cf " Fimberworkors' union. sincerely sympathise F - .ii.lin np ralhnr will. arworsei. " eiuuersnip "l ln" - to permit " " urnwii naelcas mud prognose fight. load of flshllng t'10 Timber Li the Kour L hue consistently lo help It ill good office have not Bl otto apprilUtMIUU tVK llir r- ihn r ii in and fllo, but la duo Experienced, tactless loaderahlp, ll aPPu,m' IUUIQ luniiDiiitjy IntulnliiR the name of an or Hnn l hint In furthering the In- t of ttio working class. Lh to cmot: .oli na etrongly utile ll at fio Pour I- dona not uf ono lo drop hla Tlmbor ra' membership In ordor to Join our l.'s. It I"''1 not Mk ,,B trworker lo forfeit a single can rlKht or prlvolege ho now (he other hand. It dona of fur number of substantial benefits Irivlleges. vuluahle privileges, which ft to him for the taking In the ran not bo cotton by the krwnrliera' union, oxcopt at tl.t it t long driwn-out nnd trying L and not then uuleaa '.he union The) ateaily and hoalthful h of the Kour L,'a la not due k fight hy un. Wo are crowing (to of a very dla.igrecablo flnht b being ui u tin upon ua ly thoae En KM) no merit In anything the Iyer aeett'S lo fiivor. V fro wlh la Diuoni the Inlelll- workmcn wl o realize that we uccdcd In Retting the em to freely plrnlge hlmaelf: tt, to maintain the 8-hour day. nd, to nirlntaln a fr.lr wage. Ird, to bargain collectively. brill, to arbitrate dlaputce. k thounhtfcl workman rerlUea ii the Kour I. a he lis, the pro- In of these four plodgea. which iperatura have given tlio organl- t TlmbervorliPra' union Ilea not table to pledge the operator ony alai a right to a finish. moral la. of courae, plain. The in who believe In taking ad- o of the employers' concos- wlll loin the Pour Ia. The tr who bellevca In flghthiT n. ily remedy will Join tlio Tim krkcri. cau'.leua may think It advla- :o Join both and rrr y d ac Tlinberworltora of'lclnla con which they will not. It aeeina una lent known to themanlvea ft would they dnbnto tlio merllr norlta of the Kour L'a. On 10. 12 and 11 the Kour 1,'a a public Invitation to the ot- lii of It a plan to meet In r,-en r ai i.ineriy tmu. rue Invitation lot accepted. the Kour L'a la not flrhlln- flmherworkcra, neither la ll lit the o?erata;-a. It la en- rlna: to ro-opornto In the In of the publ'e aa a whole. pllcvea In tlio maximum of It to the worklne clnaa with a um or trial r.nd Buffering to Sincerely, M. Q. O'MAM.EY. r Helling' t.iu Diatrlcl Four I'ald Advt. Of ably Unit Of irox Will cattle the urnri.i .......... . 475 ullll,.., ' , ed Htatea ha about one-Hwventi,. "!' "IB worm contain Bp nmtely 6U ,Im ,IHtt ll the l!iili..,l m... ' . ' or i-tenth. . uou, awine thn wnrl.l borb.i ,.r iV,r V .u V" ' --- iiKiuii neuu. or which thn Uii'ji,,i u, ', . ' coiiHUIerably more than one-third uinar woniH, awiue are leaa meroua than either alioep or cut i In the worlil f., !..,- .... ...... . . ft". ui are "uiuiiroua i ii ii ii either one-i or liulKhl (in Or aid In on trlea (olio Kind Ituaala and New ZealuruJ n,e prl;. pal eaa hog nil aheeu-ralHliiK rotllllt't linn In awine the Tiilled Htlll(al (aa illy firm, and thla year hna more (a than her 10 nnaroHt competitors combined Tim rlnm.Mi ,.f .... llraill, Oermany and HuhmIu. U .. it.. . ou uia Rmiiflr UDUiKiuiice or Hwlue DArhans thn moMt nninwurtLv ,u fflrncn twiiwpin tlio tti..t.t of tlio ITnllml Htiitoi and numt other counirifi. HOUSEHOLD HINTS When a voile drea la too abort and con not be let down nl the hem or turka, add a wide girdle extend- g down over the IiIiih and bIIhcIi he aklrl to the bottom of tli'a. Thla ao given the fiiMhionable lon whIki line. One Mliould always keen a d!ab of water In a ateuin-himted room. Our round-topped radtntora were a prob lem until we aolved it by a piece of feet iron low Inchea by 6 Inchea. tent four Inchea from each end lo rm a table. Thla apuni three col- tuna of the rudlator and la am n!t large to accommodate a Kood-aized bowl of freah water dully. The time required for cooking peaa depends upon their maturity. Young peaa will cook In 30 n, mutes r even leaa. Overcooking dmlroyi he color and fluvor. II oil them lowly In a partially uncovered satico- pan and add an It while I he pun Rru ill rirm. After 20 mlnut-R boiling ter.t occasionally, and aa kocii aa inter remove from the fir.) ll tlip-e urgesi:'.'iiB are followed the lumlly hi liei erved with dt'liclout peaa KverylMHly lUiaaml II Im bi upponer time," aald Uncle (lar was a man dat aald he Id to be hla own boaa. He saved IoukIi ao'a hn didn't owe nobody an aet out on an enlovnient An' do car conductor said iivlyV an de hotel cleric aald kimewhere else! an' de tele- ald 'lirop In yoh 10 centa! t laxlrub driver hollered. '(In w way!' till flnallr he lea n up an' went back home where Pi."''! bo ordered around ao Wnnhlnglon Star. Young lieu licet Ijiyrra f' are people who have th liarieiV uf Inw I wliA hnA an, llitni "iin t-KKS early In the winter lo inn r fowla are Inn nlil It la PI that ll IUV1 In Wnnii linna for I fter they are two and hal: "in; not that they will not give It, hut that younger fowls will f greater profit. IT yon nnvtblnr n ae.ll trv r- "i 111 ao. A 1 GROWING BOY da lota ff oitn Aimlnhlnff rd. IlUt ltn Wniit.'lt nolatahla e'l fta iiourlHhlnir (llvn htm K0d liberal nnnnlv nt hronil d generously vlth our au- r-'oie outtor and tnnnml off l!.'! liity of frosh fruit. Then kj I1JUU1 ,U II VI1JU ho one tlint npolla nourlbhwont " "very Bpoonful or bite. rli Hiittermllk For Hale Helens Co-Opera- ve creamery Assn. IOW WE LEAD IN SWINE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, ! 1.. A Ited Ht.tea. " ",fl the aamna rli,aan 1.. - " . ii, i:,in- red In thla way: caltlo the l!nited Stalea Is aec to India, with three other coun . Ituaala, Uraiil and Argentina wing. Hl,lf,,l ttin Ifi.ll,.., a....... . niuien ia wv to AuHtralla, with Araei,il,, In vmix MS' 1,011 l:oL- Hitttle Anna Itanleis, Plaintiff vs. Krank Wllllnm Daniels, Defendant. m.nk JV,""''.!n 1)M 11,8 -named defendant: In tlio Nr.mn r.f tlm a,n, r. Ron, you are hereby required to ap pear and nnawer to the complaint Mod BRiiliiHt you in the above entitled t on or before the 20th dny of Roplember, 1919, that boln? the day fixed by the order of the Court for you to auuear unit Dn. ,.,i more than six weeks from the dute of the first publication of this sum moiis, and If you full to so apl ar and answer, the plaintiff will apply to thn Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint, to-wlt, for a decree of divorce and for the custody of the three minor children of plaintiff anu defendant. 11 ',uninion 1 published In the j St. Helens Mist, a newspaper pub- llshed and of general circulation In Mho County of Columbia, State of .Oregon, once each week for six sue-1 jcosKive weeks by order of Honorable ! J. A Kakln, Judge of the above en ! titled Court, made on the 4th dav of 1 Auguat, K19. the firat publication being August 8th, 1919 and the hiat ; publication on September 19th, 1919. I R. J. MENDKNHALL, J. N. PEAHCY, Attorneys for riulnllff. ; 928 Chamber of Commerce lihlg., ; Portland, Oregon. A Illllous Attack. When VOU llRVR a lilllmia iiIIdxI , your liver falls to perform Its func- ' 1 .. . tiuiis. 1 ou uecome constipated. The food you cat ferments In your stom ach Instead of digesting. This In flames tho stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible head ache. Take three of Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, cleau out your stomach and you will soon be as well as ever. They only coat a quarter. Mist Wants Ads fcr Results. NOTICR TO CKKDITOIltt IN THE COUNTY C.OUIIT OP THU Hi'ATK OF OREGON FOR COi UMHIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Wll f llam B. Derebery, Deceased. 1 I Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed ad- mlnistrator of the estate of Wil'lum ' B Dereherv. deceased. l,v tl, i'nn 'Court of Columbia County, State of Oregon, and has duly qualified. All persons having claims against and estate are hereby notified to prexent ,same, duly verified as by law requir ed, to the undersigned at his resi dence at Vernonia, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. : Dated und first published this 1st day of August, 1919. PERRY MELUNGER, Administrator of the Estate of Wll-i 1 Ham B. Derebery, Deceased. ! 1 W. A. Harris, Attorney I SU Helens, Oregon. 33-37-61. Advertiulng to the Mist pays. Pens Are Mighty with us for this reason: we have always congratu lated ourselves on being able to show the greatest assortment in town and we probably sell more than all others combined. We also have the regulation line of stationery, in addition to some specials of our own. A. J. DEMING, DRUGGIST ST. HELENS, OREGON Have Your House Painted Wo il Nrnt-cliH Interior or Oiilxlilo PAINTING nnd IIMHIIINO WORK. Also M'COKATINO l'tiiiiatca Kindly furnished. J. A. LARGE PAIXTKIt & 1KCOR.T(Jlt Ht. Helens, Oregon RECIPES CaliliaKO Willi HauKage. Six sauaagea, one quart rabbago cut fine, pepper and salt, if necea aary. Kry aauaagea crlap and brown. 1 Put minced or shredded cabbage In ' frying pun and cook six minutes. Ar range un hot diah unci guru. ah with aauaagea. Serve mashed potatoes It h this and you huve un inexpeii ve meal for four people If you add simple dessert. HamIiciI limit n 1'ntHloen. Cut cold boiled potutoes into dice. eason with salt and a little chopped paraley. Melt one or more table apoona of butter In the frying pan ntll It Is sir.zling, then turn In pota- toea and let them cook till they huvu formed a crust. Turn over like an oinlet and serve. Jellied Spinach and lleuii Kiilail Kub two cupfuls of rooked spinach through a sieve; then heat into 11 two upfula and a half of liquid aspic Jelly and pour into a wet ring mould. Turn out when rirm, 011 a large salad dish, fill the center Willi cold cooked beans mixed with Krench dressing and garnisli with slices of hard bolld eggs and watercress. Serve with mayonnaise dressing. PERRY GRANITE CO. EAItli PEIIUY, Mgr. :t0 1 4th St. Porlliind, Ore. Designer:! and Manufac turers of Monuments Deal willi us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. For Good Work, always llie flica-ii'sl. All IIiim-h Cull ul Hotel Coiirlooiia Treatment HTOI" AT ORCADIA HOTEL TIKIS. ISIUSTI.U, Prop. Iletes $1.25 per Wy and up Chicken Dinner, 50 rents Special Hales to Itrguliir Hoarders Our store is YOUR store. Come in and get acquaint ed, even though you are not ready to buy. You are always welcome. The Boys POOL PARLOR Cigars, Pipes, Candy Cigarettes, Tobacco Rainier Ice Cream The Real Ice Cream Vortex Fountain Service The Boys M'DONAI.I) PETEKSOX, Proprietors Kt. Helens, Phono 1271V The NEW FORD IS COMING We expect several cars in the next few days. The New Fcrd is the car thousands of prospective auto buyers have been waiting for, and is the real big production of the Ford factory. Many New Features The New Ford has many new features. Electric starter, better electric light system, demountable wheels, change in body lines and other improvements. The demand for these cars will exceed the output and we advise you to place yoiir order now and we will do our utmost to make prompt delivery. We are Anxious to be of Service Independent Auto Co. JOS. L. COPELAND, Manager ST. HELENS, OREGON Autos, Tires, Accessories, Repairs, Storage lu Klanatlon Vpon being naked why ho deserted KU.,n vAitllnil "VVi.ll null, then. acrapnell didn I acare me none and 1 miinh ur.uril nf tlinm vinndea but when a white man says them la goln' to shoot a garago at me, ma r..,.i iitui iiikmi inn awftv from there!" American Legion Weekly. Vnr certain results at a small cost there la nothing can equal a Mist Want Ad. Stf. IMLDA ltatea between KU Helens nnd Porlliind, ftO rents one vtuy, 75 rents for the round trip. Tickets good until used. Itoat leaves St. Helens JiH. III. Uellirnieg leaves l'.,ltlHt. p. Ill, Arrive st St lle'eim 4 '4,i n. m. r. I. HOOGHKIRK e 11, 1 1. gPSsnUV 1 (' 'Plain' We Vouch for Them mm Correct lubrication at Cylinder Heat Zerolene keeps its lubricating body at cylinder heat, holds compression, gives perfect pro tection to the moving parts and deposits least carbon. Our Board of Lubrication En gineer, has determined th; correct Varadc for each type fjnne Of all the tires that are made, why do you suppose we prefer to sell United States Tires? Because they are made by the biggest rubber company in the world. And they know how to build good tires. facilities, they employ many exclusive methods. They can go to greater lengths in testing, improving and perfecting the things that maKe gooa ures. They have choice of ma terials, they have immense We find it good business to sell United StatesTires. And you will find it good business to buy them. They are here-a tire for every need. PORTLAND. ORE. United StatesTires are Good Tires We KNOW United States Tires are GOOD Tires. That's why we sell them. INDEPENDENT AUTO CO., St. Helens; SCAPPOOSE GARAGE, CHAS. E.' WICK STROM, Scappoose; C H. ENGLISH, Deer Island; H. E. HADLEY, Burlington, Hol brcok; A. T-KIBLAN, Houlton; LOWE'S G A R A G E,Rainier. H- A. SUTLIFFE. Standard Oil Co.,