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Newspaper Page Text. . .mrrinP IfAttAn .WR JUSTICE Members Astoria iMtr AMN-latlon lluimr Judge Thomas Mcltrldn Olio of ttis most enjoyable an t n,an successful oanu.ueis ever hold In tli ruumy uy mo iiirtuiiici ui ino legal fraternity was itie one stagi-d i tin rllka club taut evonlng by tin, ,eii,hern of I lie Cla'aop County liar An m int Ion, wlioae chief gueat was ilic 1 ' Thomaa A. McBrldo, chief iMMlri' of the uregon supreme court. Oilier giiesis uiciunnu me lion. J. a Knkln of Astoria, Judge of the! iliHtrlct embracing I'lutm, . I ui... w ! ,) Columbia counlltia; J. C. ('11,,. li,D, county clerk of Clatsop county 'and ' Kiri veteran ballff of tin, circuit court Here. a .ml M urogram of vnml un.i Instrumental muHlc and apnaking, ar ranged "' couiiiniioo wincil In- eluded Attomeya Frank Spittle, Juiik'h I.. Mopo and U. L. Green, fol lowed ilio fine banquet prepared and tnrvi.il )y Chef Vonderhoof and his . . I..H i i.hhIhIiiiiih, hi ina r.i ruin. iiiii'iihimI Attorur-ys KuIokIxnI chief JiiHtlco Mcllrlde, for many.1 u resilient of Autorlu. where l. :,h prosecuting attorney for 10 , ',.,ir uxitln an liilereslliia tu Ik In 1 k lili ii tin reculieu mr.ny incident in; will have a parcel poat sale 1 rniuiii il'iti with the early day law en-!'"' 'i aaHt,rtiinni of other article.'! lorii'iiii iit in tlila part of the North-! ",lcl1 " apron u ml handkerchiefs '. jest .lays .limllce Mcllrlde, who In thePlr. ",r sale. Kvi-ry woman In lliei i f ' oxen-drawn tranaportatlon ' c' " r:li ami their frliMiiln am nHked to ; ril fi ivlng rivers, taught school on flalHiip riiilns. paid a splendid trlli-j utn to two dnceused attorneys who! fiirmerly pructlcod In Astoria, when ! hi, euii'Kii'u me ;am apiain t itarlen; . Alien romhle and Lieutenant Mur-I ray '. Wheat, hoth of whom were1 Willed In action In France. Jmlxe Kakin U DefemUnt Dunne .be uroaresa of tlm Inn, Xjufl nn Interesting trial was staged Jail. Kakln iHdng the defendant I . Ila mi rl,r...,l ..in. i rmlillnc a lurv to lie un.li.lv I... llueiiced liy the recitation of original toetry justice mcuriue pronounced k.'iiteiice und Judgment on the ac-' limed after a muss of testimony hn l! leen heard and with difficulty found he defeiiduiit "not guilty." i Hal 1. 'i.i orchestra provided excel-: lent moKlr for the bannuet and a' ral solii by Attorney Frank BDlttln.i nitltled ' How t Came to be a JiiiIvh" km greatly appreciated. A trio com hied of Attorneva Kdwarri f In ,1,1 lames I. Hope and Charles V. Ilald-! iromn. made a big nit with their song: Mi I It lr- it "Marr Ann Mct'artr Wen, kut to Dig Home Clams." j Attorney Fulton Toast master i Attorney (1 (V fc'utlnn nr. t'..i. ,, , hanttuaster at the banquet. Among' toasts responded to waa one l,v k...... .. 1 1 11 u. .. . ! Ittorney John M. Hmlth. a very hu-, kiormm bit of pleasantry entitled How to itetlre from the liar at 4& " Ittorney Kdward K. Gray resuonded In the inast "The Difference lletweeu llichelor at Ijtw and a Master at Domestic Science." Judge Olof An lemon had for his subject "The I'o.ltlvn Kffert of a Negative I'reg-nl."- Astoria Dtillr Itudcet. . - ,,, , , . , ! The above will be Interesting to hi Mist's readers on account of hitlKii Mcllrlde being n resident of oluiiilila county, well known, r.-, perted and beloved by all, and Judge lukln, uuo lielug well known ami. onured by Columbia county people The Kiiverument has been clo: ned ' ut of severrl millions In Ita castor , II experiment. Mllllary onthuslasts If the hIlmimI corns inniiend a lnree! luiiiher of farmers to engage In can-; Pr uean Krowlng, because 8.000,000 lullons of castor oil was neded to' M'rlcate the rotary engines In the reran r tho Allies r.nd those which i 1 us su oiioser, ,li iinlleil Hla es ' k I I...... n. . . ... . . rWM" 11. 10 una eno ine war epariinetit expended f 3,131,000. ! '!' farmers raised nnd delivered ; 3.M bushels Cf beans rnd $8,-1 "0,001) f cbiim. nrnlnul the mv.l kniiieni W,ch aro still pending. The! service now hopes the claims can. scaled down to $3,000,000. ' Larsen QUALITY GROCCRS We Give Good Grocety Service Wc have the best facilities and stock to handle your 'rade You can make no mistake in letting us solve the Crocery Question for you. Hardware-Crockery-Kiichen Utensils r .1 o . Telephone 27 On the Strand 1 Larsen & Telephone No. 27 Tim Columbia ..i , ..... ticon night tlirl.i -1 ii.. .... . .. . ' " ' ' '-"y M1. The pairt.HK.. OrrllH nil :irn M . .. hi .. ... I lor tin yard, Mrn. I., j - . T. r.. 1,111- V-.f.rHhov.n. rs. ! K. ( . C'ltivrru M, H. II. Kulrleyito .111,1 W ... L.- ... The in,...,!.,. ....... .... ; K. ii,,,,. , ' ""iciii iiicu aia;."i' io i ioiib, 132: H4 to 2 tonn Halloween ,,UI,y , ,)l0 MM f . ,48. s , t' fi.'ZJ nlah. Tvip't ,JW' Friday! lo.. 72; 3 to 3 tons $84 3 i , n Khl lplcal hallowe'en Karnes wer.-' 'nns, $9,i; 4 to 4 tons 110" ; ci !"' "'"Hlc and danch.g ,tt.i in I ton. $120. AVehtelV. It.fi.sliments ttl!rn ,., ,a pf)nnlt An traljer(i muB( Mf and Mrs. Harold IV Itroughton !:arry a 11:Bn,,e next year, the fee entertained a number of friend,, at ul. ol,e 1,alf ,llat required for the 1, ., . "... 1,'iiuti ai u Halloween pi. I y Fii,y nlrht TI,e""olor v?lilf le. liroilKIKIIII resli ellee u,- ..n.. decorated for the occasion and after1 in- nuesis piayiMl many of the ol.l ,,...1,1. ...... 1 ,..11, . 1 ' f 1 , , . , ,,:'"f,w,," """. leKl,t-"te ful rcfieshiiieiits Werc nerved The M. K. Ladles AM .,.,.i. ...m 1 hold their monthly hllvir lea In tli-M church purliirii Thursday afternoon iiereimier 4tl, r.nn.nn,.,, ...i... "lr'ii"' a parcel and also to make' ( tiltiR- fur the hHzanr. j Monday afternoon Allen 11 Ieil,, Mildred Molm und Harold A. Lee! aim iviaii I Iiihiiiih were unlteil in' marrluge, JihIks llaen officially '''he (trmmn urn Inn, hern ami only re cently have been dlHclmrgcd from the 11. H. Murine corps utter ntlm of service In the Hawaiian Ulands. JuiIkx lluzi'i, In neltinit in l, mi iu , ' 1 """ " J of Cupid anil since January 1st, when """ ,ce, lies tied the ,:" " tl"l Mr. and Mrs K. 6. Snelllng enter-! tulned at a Hallowe'en party Frldavi night. The house was tastefully, decorated will, autumn leaves unit ' 'decorations remindful of the Hallow-! j e'en, A gypsy told the fortunes of those present and after several eu- I lertalnlng games, delightful refresh menu were served. The guests who accepted the Snelllng's hospllullty j I were Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. White, Mr 1 und Mrs. Hurry Dennett, Mr. and; Mrs. A. S. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ituy Mono,., Judge, und Mrs. M. F. Iluien. .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ltlukrs ly. Miss filudys llnbl.s entertained In- mrmaiiy in a iiaiiqwe en pany rr - V,"' " .h . ,J:" '" ""m"'" ,c ercepnon rooms aiiracnve. ne ....,l(. ' lug gumes, guesHlng contests, etc Those present were Mh.s Grace Howell, Miss (ieilruile I-nce, Miss Kdnu Johnsnn, Mrs. Cooke, Miss , Martini MeCaulcy, Mrs. Chester Cowci, of Waunu, Oregon, Mickey McDonald, Harry Peterson, Frank 1 Gardiner, Hoy Laws. Mr. and Mrs. I J. H. llolibs Miss ttrleua Coates, Mr and Mrs. Wllhtd March and the i,olt,(H SHIPPING NEWS The steamer K, 11. Meyer Is here Inking on a carKo of lumber for s., .1 r runclsco delivery. The steamer Wapunia is duo to eight for a load of lumber for San IVclro und" San Diego. The steamer Willamette laden with Sil&.OOO feet of lumber and piling and currying a number of passengers, left down last night bound for Su'i Pedro. The C. S. S. Maiizanlla, Captain Mernil It . w nicn is une im uh: ....... Meredith, which Is one f the light 1 .. I.... I. ,1,1. ,i:.lr!rl I 1 7 1 It t ,hiut lenu.-i .. stopped In at Il ls oort last Friday end left supplies for tho St. Helens J""v "uhl. She was on Hie way to Portland. Ii living supplies ut the var- lous lights und stations as she went. Percy llnrrisi ,s me. ut,n. St. Helens district. c Co. Co., Grocers ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919 1920 LICENSES ARE MORE THAN FOR 1919 utomoblle license fees In Oregou 1 Ii.ii ... Automobile Jf "re greatly in excess of hose for 1919. Following are the "w rten, uh given out bv th urn. flnry of state's office: I Motor lilrvfl r',; "IWrlo pleasure vehicle under ii - pt,,,. tru k, lis- "'" 'rui.KM, Ill, 23 tO 20 llOTHe- "-linden uiiiiiir VI IiUa..u,. lift IM.r 'IO. ni . .... . ,28: io'u -36 l,Z 'irW CO horsenower. Ir.K ' ' . .V"1 ,WH trucks are: Trucks TltlUSlHKIfH XOT1CK The f -j . u,n miorseii warrants Mlled for payment November , 1 J 1 9 : General Itoad KndorHeiiient Including June 9th, 1313. Itoad District No. 1 '""reiiii;nt Including Muy 31at. I919' lt ilrt No. 2 f 'iorxi'inei,t Including June 7th, 1919- ""a" "IHrlct No. 3 indorsement Including June 20th 'jj'1 ,,,IhI rl,;l No- 4 n",lrlu inciuuing uctolter 6th. 1919 Hoad District No. 6 Kndorsement including September 9th, 1919. Itoad lilstrlct No. 6 Kndorsemenl Including December nth, 1918. Hoad District No. 7 All outstanding wr.rrants. Houd District No. 8 Indorsement Including August Uth. 1919. Hond District No. 9 Kndorsemont Including October 14th. 1919. Itoad District No. 10 endorsement lucludlrg July 10th 1919. Itoad District No. 12 endorsement including Juno 10th. 1919. Itoad District No. 15 endorsement including July 9th. 1919. tieneral Comity Fund All ouistcndlng warrants. HESSIE HATTAN. County Treasurer. Have Your House Painted We do flrst-cliiss Interior or Outsldo PAINTING and IIMSIIIVU WOItK. Also DKCOIUTIXO I'sllmiites Kindly furnished. J. A. LARGE IWlNTF.ll & DKCOHATOIt St. Helens, Oregon Selected Candies Chocolate Shop Chocolates Helen Ardelle Chocolates Fancy Chocolates Fancy Candies Lunches Served at any Time Coffee Chocolate Beef Tea Sandwiches 1 MASON'S ST. HELENS, OREGON' TRY A POUND of our splendid creamery but tor You'll be more than pleased with Its fine flavor and all around goodness. And our butter Is a strictly home pro duct, creum from the neighbor ing farms and manufactured by the home creamery.- , We specialise in buttor of the highest cIcsb. Why not have tho best when the cost is no more? . Si. Helens Co-Opera-(ive Creamery Assn. if J PROFESSIONAL CARDS IA AAAAAaavaa j ' mm mm mm m v. A PncJC Funeral Director Kmbalmer Business Phone 23 lies. Phone 9-K Masonic Bldg., St. Helens, Ore. DR. C. E. WADE Physician and Surgeon PliDne 99 Muckle Dldg. St. Heloas, Or. S. B. HOSKIN Dentist Office In Bank Buildloj St. Helens Oregon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS I'hvNlHan an.l H,a..n Office In Bank Bids;. at. Helens FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at few 'loluler. 0refon DR. ALFRED T. PEEL Physlclun and Surgeon Itnnlr Unil.lln. St, Helens Oregon C. W. ROBISON Attorney-at-Law Suite 305 Spexarth Bldg Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon ERWIN T. ROWE Attorney at Law Ilulnler - - Oregon. (With E. H. Joseph Real Estate Co.) DR. S. H. RUSSELL. Chiropractor MltH. IIUHSKI.! Indies' Ulasseusc Mooriield Cabinet Steam Baths Hours 9 a. m. to G p. m. Phone 12S-J St. Helens, Oregon GLEN R. METSKER Attorney Office In Bank Building Phone 17 St. Helens. Ore. T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Coroner Phone 64 Realdence phone 113-1 St. Helens, Oregon otary Public Conveyancing J. B. GODFREY Farms Houses City tots SftO, $00, 975 and up Nome Trades Come in and see me Office with Columbia County Ab . struct Company JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Ijiw ! Hewitt Building Telepbot e 76-J St. Holona, Oregon. ! GEO. H. SHINN Attorney at law St. Helens, Oregon J. W. DAY Attorney at Law Hank Bldg. St. Helens, Ore CHARLES SOUTH VIOLINIST Has resumed teaching in St. Helens and can be found Thursdays at the Lldyard resldenco. , The Week of November 17 to 21 Pure Bred Stock Dairy Products Horse Show Cups, Trophies and $75-000 in Premiums to be Awarded. I m. LODGES St. Helens Lodge No 117, I. O. O. V. meets In the I O. f). F. lllllllllli nn the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, visiting members are at wuys given a hearty welcome. LLOYD E. ALLEN, N. 0. C. W. BLAKE3LEY, Secretary. Aran Lodge No. 62 Knights of Pythias meets every Tuesday even, log lu Castle Hall, St Helens. Vis iting Knights always welcome E. A DIN ROSS, C. C. EDISON I. BALLAOH, K. of II. and 8.. and M. of F. Tllllcum Tribe No 62. Improved O. 11. M.. of Yankton, Ore., meets at Its wlgwutn, second aud fourth Sat urdays of each month. w. a. nrtANNON, c. of u. E. L. HYDE, Sachem. A 8i Helens Lodge No. 32,1 F A A. M. meets lat ! and 3rd Tlmrulnv in i mouth. . VlalLIng brothers cordially A. J. PEEL, W. M. I E. E. QUICK, Secretary. The Loyal Order ot Moose, St. Hel ens Lodge No. 1238. Meets the Orst and third Tuesdays of each month. All visitors cordially Invited. K. E. BJORKMAN, Dictator. J. D. M'DONALD, Secretary. MUpati Chapter O. E. S. meets In Masonic Hall the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. Mrs. ELIZABETH ISBISTER, VY.M. . JOHN PHIUP. Secy. Bt. Helens Rebekali Lodge. No. i 217. meets second and fourth Thurs day of each month In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting members always welcome. ADELAIDE M. LEVI, N. Q ELLA A. ALLEN, Secretary. St. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod- Arn Wnnitmsn nt AmArlen. mania ttiA 1 first Wednesday of each month In ine 1. u. u. r . uau. H. A. COLT, V. C. II. E. LA BARE, Clerk. PHOTOS Prices Reasonable Satisfactory Work ENLARGING J.T.SCOTT ST. HELENS, OREGON Gtt tht GtnulneT5 and AvoidrtPjeC Biggest and Most Interesting Livestock Show Ever Held in the West Staged ih the New $300,000 Pavilion at North Portland, Oregon The Pacific International Livestock" Exposition was Inaugurated and is supported by leading bankors, business men and breeders of the Pacific Coast men ot vision who see In. the Pacific Coast the livestock center of the World. ... . The Btagtng of this exposition on so huge a scale is a long step toward the accomplishment of this aim and the benefits of Its success will be widespread. ' Thousands of entries of pure bred stock, many coming from the Middle , Western States, necessitated additions to tho immense 1300,000 Pavilion. ..... Hundreds of educational exhibits claim your attention, including the large Western Dairy Products Show with 260 entries and dally lectures by Mr. O. E. Reed of Purdue University and Mr. M. Mortenson of Iowa State College. . Plan to Attend the Entire Week. Pacific International Livestock Exposition ; North Portland, Oregon EARN MONEY tS YOTJB SPARE THT-5 Cat subscriptions for tba Qristiaa Hsrald. W kV you succeed. AtUrtss: L E. Orcutt Manager of AgsaU, The Christian Herald. Bibb House. New York City. Cre numtUr'i name and fM & Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES, SHAMPOOS Kvcrytliinjj in the Barber . Line done up in Style Our shop is Strictly Clean and Sanitary Come in and See us . HT. HELENS All lluses Call at lintel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THUS. IS1IISTER, Prop. Re tes 91.23 per day and up Chicken Dinner, SO rents 8ecial Rates to Regular Hoarder 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'DOXALD PETERSON, fit. Helens, Phone I27W Have you anything a Mist Wr.nt Ad. to sell try Open All Day and Evenings