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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, 1920 Istiiin) Kvery Pridnjr by THE MIST PUlIJSIIIXn.CoSlPAXY FACING THK XF.W YKAR History is (lie record of extremes. It divides into eriis of Imrdship, lux ury, comniPsl. cruelty, lut, splendor, famine, industry, idleness, greed uml pestilence. TIioukIi It is writ on stone, paper Hnd t!ie minds of men that uiuiKer O. D. HEILBORN. . . .Ve President nd Manogor. S. C. MORTON ... .Editor ! !ri( in extremes, the lesson romea ' ! ihiwn centuries to this day unheeded RnisnilPTlOV ItATRfl ' n n,u moment, hallowed by its One Tear Six Months At .$2 00 TV's'tilin sifrnilieanee, man Is at his 1 UU aiiiiuir, tli run: for dollars. A COURT PROCEEDINGS On this 27th day of December Rrt .".ncl flalm for Indemnity In the sum of $b66 7 V autoA under the sup tw. registered cow. over tho ' JXr 1 un er' H,, T provision, of .rvlslon of the .Stato Uve Stock 8nllary ,,' , n ,,., that Chapter 413. General Law. of 191. and It npnearlnB to tne J rou tnirt'y days have not elapsed since the , la e of JJ ' ,t the urt mals and the date of the Mil of the said pel lllon an h , icing advised In the matter, it is ordered h . public I er C or u.e claim be held in the county court room in int. i , " l. date for t pur-' Wednesday. January 7th. 1920. . 2 o clock V M o J,," UI. : , ese of de.ern,lni,g whether or no he a Id Burt V est a . eo m . tl Celebmcd BERGMANN SHO Awarded 'U P. P. GOLD MEDAL I. B. Ban Pranclaeo i... i The Hlrongenl am) N'mreit proof Hlioa Mmi i ii ti.A iriu-fl In reicaril tmTt'io. unu ' i f.M nrlnctnl! ntlll . .. .,AAt.... ..!. I (mlntiinif V UH rlllliUPll. . nrmriiKiU woro nations. No Saturilav. DocoinbtT 19X9. fitlt Judicial imy. w "1!T7a.J" , :7. '""VnJ; ..rlnelnn.R are individuals, even as to adjournment. Officer all iremnt at 8U Helen.. Oregon, nnder the act; you and . ,,. 0 SZ, i, for the consideration of the court In Court came pursu ing proclamation being made. of March 3rd. 1878. OOCNTT OFFICIAL PAPER Mlu.ffft ST. HttSNS CHAMStn Of COMMCSCC Member National Editorial Asso ciation and Oregon Stato Editorial Association. IS Iliauer iiiuiMiF. v.. ------ . 'others is the present day disregard rxcriia:,ce with tho notice heretofore given, as by law reuu r. "u ifor that l.as's of all happiness, con-! rnartng t0 the court from the cstimnt.s now n.ade ' ' ,, ,o u T- rnrd r.nd prosperity the Golden r,liaH ,np following named amounts for the. various purp.s.s, to ,, i;ilNKIIAI HMI j Ifs r. good rule that works bothj IWmils. Siirveor' Office. Wc. I wavs benefitting him who npplies . interest on Highway Honda Mt and bringing goo.l to nil humanity. ! sinking Fund (to retire bondsl "''""J ! ... ... f it vnn run never u'uv n itn.-tieit Ktr j.veu.uu ' reach the extreme. The Golden Rule . it.wers Axman and Chainniaii self-modifying. Salary and expense of Co. Surveyor. It eneemiers love a fellowship . snnni'ioa and llond of Surve with mid arection for all human-j Fleet hn k'nd. Love is die pnrent of good, i,,,) ;0Ilt and Ilooths t Everything points to a strong af-j another word self-fortifying I Supplies tar-hnli.l.iv reunion in fnvnr nf thrift I.et s summon nil- .. I .rKg lor lioanis vuu.o 1020 A TI1RUT Y F.I 15 the REAL In us at tilts ausni- i cious sertson and face the new day the New Year, the new era with n 'new feelinc for those about it's and a ; better understanding of nil thai peace-cn-earth-good-will implies. Than) wnuM In nnv avnnl lia crn.. t "V such reaction following Christmas extravagances, but this year it should be moro marked than ever before, and of much more far-reaching sig nificance. Everywhere thrift Is being preach ed as the one way out of inflated val ues. With the first of the year there wilt come into neing numerous or-1 ,,,,,, Pa,op ,...,...,.. ,Villiam V11- 2.S0O.UO .100.00 ISO 00 900 00 1,540 00 00.00 NeL-istertm: voters, labor, etc Hherlll's Office Salary Sheriff ????? Salary IVputy Sheriff Telephone & Supplies 41.S00 00 $ 2,600.00 1,200 00 SO 00 Kxpenses Sheriff and Deputies 1.700 00 NO EXfTSK fan.lzations devoted to the advocacy and the practice of economy. Re- i Etrlcted buying will have the backing j of the government. Through doz-' ens of agencies the buyer will he told : that he must Insist on value received. ; The Idea that money Is the cheapest commodity . In the market will be fought by every possible means. Ths very A. B. C. of common sense is to make the fat years provide a ; reserve store for tho lean years. That 1920 will be another fat year fs quite certain. It is probable that the lean ver.rs will not come for a long time. But that they will enme eventually can hardly be doubted. It is in the nower of each Individual to fortifv himself; by thrift, against the inevit- ,in" able. Savings banks which naturallv form the keystone of any eenera! thrift movement, have under way plans for a thrift week In January during which will be ndvocater! i Clerk Hire. ! Honda . .v. Ii h". ...-! t .wtlniif.,! i.'rrAiinA I . . . When sentencing to I fe impr'smi-1 .';,V o . rt, rk. . . . Health Officer Salary Services Supplies, Etc Mim oIlMUeoui . , Indigent S. & S Widows' l'eusi(.i) Care of l'oor Jall-lkiard & Siipp'les Seller of the W. M Molo Bounty Scalp Hcunty I'minlv IT Ir . . . committed tiK't before yon;.,. vict'in in cold blood ',.,,. i,ii,',i,l ' UIUC ..HH.IIit. I,. Agricultural Agent Tax. -n. the two ynnng men who cr u le.'eii to having robbed and unif orm'. Frank Cowan in Astoria the nie'it of November 2."ith, Judge Eakln s:iid: "It Is hard to conce've liow two vounir men. such a:: von are, could have committed tb's offense and It is impossible to think of any excuse for the art There was ro excuse, not 'ven thi't of robbery, as according to veur own confess;ons. you h id al- rarty mun'ered your I'erhups tho knowledge that tii'ir- . . :. I... I 1.. I... .I.....I. uer i iu niim r 'inii.u' n- m l.ibrarv anil tne tmpe inai you hiib"' mhiii l.h,1, Tu (ilHRKn ' penalty of your ;,..,,,,, X:1, 4 100 00 I.IINMMt i r. o oo 240 00 410 00 240 00 90 00 20.00 260 99 H. 500 00 6.500.00 320 00 248 05 125 00 75 00 I, 000 00 350 00 800 00 1.500 00 435 00 .410 00 350.00 rtIt LOCIOEIW, CHtlHEIiS. MI1.131KN ANII AIL WORKm TIIEO. I1KIU1MANN 8IIOB MFQ. CO. 021 IHunnM HtrrH PortUu! ASK FOR TUB IIEROMANN WATtRPROOF BIIOE OH, rr?mi' Is tne i-eason von hkik revenge on ,onr victim. There are no ex tenuating circumstances and neither o' r-u has shown any reason for the clemency of tiie court. There-j fore it is mv duty to ord"r you con-1 I Hell School Tuition Tax. .Miscellaneous Clerk Hire General Fund Total ItOAO Fl'NIH General Roail Fund 7,600.00 t.100 00 1133,262 84 !12.b05.M THE UNIVERSAL CT! Fords Coming We are pleased to announce that we have Two Carloads of Ford Cars on the way and due to arrive in St. Helens Janu ary 1st and January 15th. They are the 1920 models, elcetrically equipped, including startrr. These shipments will fill orders on hand and leave a few for future sales. If you have not ordered your 1920 FORD, you had better do so at once for the demand is great and the supply limited. Place your order NOW and we can make prompt delivery. We will be very glad to give demonstra. on at any time. A FEW USED FORDS at BARGAIN PRICES Fieldhousc Motor Company throwrh various civic orgin'zat'ons n ; f:npl1 i!1 ,!H t'iteiiiiarv at Sab ni ! Bridges. Maintenance, etc number of the maxfms of sivirg. I f"r li,e ' ,l"n" 110 sentimentality i Not only will there be urped the on-' on Piirt ot ""' Plrson ever Hoad ening or Incrensine of snvfnirs ac- i ml'bjate that sentence. Young men , ,on(, counts, but such other princinles as!11":'' as von are dangerous to ho ' ; itoud the taking of life Insurance, the own-1 '''ree an1 t,pe P1:,c0 for vo" 19 i Road Inf of one's home, the making of prison." I Hoad wills, and the l'ke. I-'rcm the above sent'ment, one can i Hoad J ni3 movement snonsored by thr surm'se the Judge's opinion as toip.oad IHxtrlrt Road FuniN .$ 39,901 09 39.901 09 banks Is mentioned onlv as a svmn torn of the new thrift of the times The chances are that Instead of ,i thrift week we will see a thrft vpar I capital punisluiient. District No. 1 . Hlstrlct No. 2. District No. 3. District No. 4. District No. 5. District No. 6. District No. 7. Koad District No. 8 . . . , 7.102 52 3.7S4 7 9,311 47 7.662 3 7.482.S7 9.4S0.4S 11.113 90 10,027 15 -n f Vnlsehcnd shakes builds confidence. a!lh. Tru'l! Let i v.oik v dollars tan.' s hop" that some good road ill be done with those, few w!;ich remain in the road Start the New Year By Getting Your Own Home Right NEARLY EVERY RENTED HOI SK IS FOR SALE lU'Y SOW J1'"' PRICES AND TERMS ARE REASONABLE. oTRIf.TLY MODERN 4-Ioom house, river view, a real bargain, 17fK). Easy lerms. $l,(MMl Will buy a 5- room house, wired for lights, woodshed, good garden soil, all fenced wire fence, 1 Lot. Owner anxious to leave quickly, offers a seven-room hous, on paven road, for $11 (Ml. One-third cash, balance, easy terms. 4-Room house, tw- lots, property in good shape, l !.-,. :;oo down, ft in tM-r month. A Splendid Opportunity tor tho man who wants a anvill farm 3- acre rarm wLh 30 acres cleared, can 'bo irrigated, HI.hki. Keasonabla terms. " A fine dairy or stock proposition 200 acres on Milton Creek. Run- ...u(S spring water. 30 acrs cleared, partially fenced, on mac- iuau, o 7 nines irom lown, barn, hous Terms are a snap. ! an acre. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES-Office, 123; Residence B-33 I Road District Nj. 9 12,647.74 i uoad lilstrlct No. 10 1,754 48 i Road D'strlct No. 11 1.369.611 Road D'strlct No. 12 5,837 90 Road District No. 13 J!i0 HO ; Road fi'lstrict No. 14 3.782.H5 Roail District Ng. 15 1,281 04 I ttad ll'mlrt No. IS.'. J 18J4J Tot.il for Road Purposes SCHOOL fcl'PKRINTKNDENT alay superintendent j Clerk Hire Examination Fees Telephono and Supplies . . Travel ng expenses " .' Institute Truant Officer llcud .','.'.'.7.7.7. Coi'NTV fXH'IlT h-iiary Judge Kxpense County Judge !!!.'!!!!."!." County Commissloiers '.'.'. '. Crunty, Fuhllshing .'.'.'.'.' Tehiplione, Supplies & Auto hire Jl' STICK COl'RT J.istice of the I'eaco Ccnstublo .'..!!!!!!' Jury 7 .7 .7 7 Witness ' I 93.102 SS 1133.003 65 600 00 675 00 100.00 400.00 3r,0.00 225.00 75.00 6.00 1.200.00 175.00 2.400 00 1.000.00 200.00 $ 400 00 25 00 26.00 125.00 . CORONER n?.?.S Exl,ens,;9 I 410.00 u nii:iuii Jury '.'.'.777777""''' Witness Re ml ' ' Quality Prices Examinations Care of i'atients. .-. Salary & Expenses. IN'SAXE ' 25.00 20.00 36.00 9.00 I 3.431 00 t 5., 5.00 576.00 600.00 I Salary Clerk , Salary Deput Clerk. rRlIT ISI'ETOIt CLEIIK'S OFFICE "' ' 100.00 20.00 400.00 1.800.00 1,100 00 120 00 400.00 THE QUALITY OF OUR GROCERIES Wl. ! PLEASE YOU-SO WILL TIIE PRICE I i That is why we have so many satisfied customers, who take a delight in purchasing where the groceries art good and the prices right. A COMPLETE LINE OF RELIABLE . MERCHANDISE If you want oil clothing that won't leak ot crack, you will buy the ALLIGATOR BRAND. It's union made and the best made. J. L. Williams & Sons Phone 34 W Moulton, (Wett St. Helena) Oregon (Contlt ued on Pago Seven) Make the Start Better Than the Finish JVHIS day marks the opening of new iclr in your life. Let its paes fr 1020 recnnl t.vcn . greater progrcs and progrcssivci.ess than l!,e year book of Y)V), r The gopd services of the Columbia County Hank will be found hacking you up an.! boosting v.'m alon- j your endeavors. ' Resolve to open a bank account or build the old r,..e bigger. r IN COLUMblA XfitlN TY The Letter Explains Itself Mr. P. J. O'Malley, Portland. OreKon. Dec. SC. 1919. St. Helena, Oregon. My Dear Mr. O'Malloy: I received my null of clothes In fine Miudo nnd ,M In the vry near future I will he in at itot..n. i W well, to yo meuHure me fo flight Kpr nK overcoS tld also another suit of clothe "i'rl"B overcoat, you a teX!?,. WlH,"n Very Sincerely Youni' I. I. ( HIT, 69 Earn Simpson St., Portland, Ore. You Don't Have to Worry When O'Malley Makes Sstom A0f Customers are Listd : P. J. O'Malley T. tT, THE TAILOR St He IS"6 f Ed V' Price'8 Tai,or Ma Suits. Oregon The Best of Bakery Product Those are the kind that come from our modern bakery Our customers are increasing in number and that ii evidence that they like our goods. They are Home Products and as good as the best. Could there be l better reason for your buying them. Ask your grocer: He carries them. For the Holidays we will have Fruit Cakes, Mince Pies. Cream Rolls and other nict bakery products. If you once try our bread you will continue to use it. It sells for 10 cents the loaf, just a little less in price than Portland bread, but equal in quality. West St. Helens Bakery Houlton S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Phone 114-J