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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, 1920 I . F H0 'in Hit ttU :rs THE WORLD f .licrn-ulture Point i Frouf of It. In farmor load the Miluul production of t HotiHton of the De- trlculturo, asserted in irt. While countries um. undor lntenlvo higher yield per acre tnklng both acreage U-ro Into account, the t linos aa much n hi Oorman rivals, 2.8 k the British farmor, K'h oi the French, and lime ai much na tho ft lila and of tho Amor tar work la ahown In Iit.ii crop production, I tlinci groater In vnl borage aniiuM output year pur.wu procwuu' an war. The aggro Ml cropa tlila yenr la H73.OOO.fl0O na om 122,000,000 In 1918 n of $6,829,000,000 tyoar period. farm tlila your wn (0,000,000, na ngaltit I in 1918. ( y It-Id for all cropa fm iik in iik la niiout IB r than for tho nvnr do ending with 1890. Jd. The average r,to r the l:ist twenty-five H of 1 per cent. MHtTIO.V ll'HIIKIX n I ho report nut the krmluctlon :vt 918,471.- ,imI corn at 2.910,260,- f otton la exnoctod to ,000 bale ?.nd tobccco pounda. a of the nation In 111! rage of loading cereals 000.000 than the pre nrnge. which, It la tm lld 636,000,000 more ar overage, Mr. lloua- r work on the farm til the number of nillch PI 4 liy 2.700.000. of ky 8,500,000. of awlnp I, and of horses and 0,000, or a total If 28,- to 11,500,000 ficres, of 7,200,000 morn than the preceding roeord. "It la eHtliiiatod that the yield will exceed that of 1918 by 1,000,000 uumieia ana win io the natlon'a aec ond record wheat crop. Tho est! mated corn crop of 2.910.000 nno bushels will lie 300.000,000 greater man mat ot iig." !ng operation of thi fore tho fighting ceas nll was Mil fir more IS department suggested ill I ucrnafce or 67.280. Increase of II per cent There waa actually 1.000. the (nrgest acre lon'a history, 6,980,000 1913. lg wheat ncrnr.go was while tho winter and ax comnlnod nmlunted MONEY SCATTERED FOR WASTED TIME r'urty Tlhounnil More Clerks Tluin llxiilrrl on government Work at Capitol. Wnnhlngton. How public money la being wnated and thrown to the wind in Washington by kooplng on uie pnyrona many thousand of em t loyoee whose services are not need ed waa described to the House by iiuprcsoniaiivo Madden or Chicago. Baying most poopla In tho country realized that conditions In Washing ton were net what thoy should be, Mr. ninaiien proceeded: "Before the war I think the Do. nartments had altogether about 30,. two mnyho, a few more than that clerks In nil branches of tho ser vice here, nnd now I think we have ibout 110.000. and 1 think overv- norty con cod os Hint those are about 40,000 more thun wo ought to have even under present conditions. 1 do not have to remind Kent lemon here that not long since,, during the early part of this yenr, wo went so far as to appropriate to pay tho transporta tion ch.-.rgo or those who were will ing to separate themselves from the service to their homes, end after all we could not get them separated from th (i service. "I have cono throtlRh branches of I he service when I have had rnm In vlow at io.-.st a 'thousand peoplo bo twoen the lictirs of 10 o'clock nnd 11 o clock in tho morning nnd one votild suppose that would hn the busiest hour of tho day. I Imve gone Into room where tkoy had rroups of stenographers, anywhere from Ave to ten In n group, r.nd not Monographer doing anytlilns:. Owls are hemming m tmma..m,u rnd blld In Republic, Kan., that they attick people on the streets after dark, so that timid persons are afraid to venture out nt night. The owls rempln in the trees rbotit town dur ing the dcytimo. but get pugnr.clnus "a slon aa It la dark, so that they can see. A hurst of speed of approximately 226 milea an hour wns acired by Sndi Lecolnte, tho noted French r.vlntor, 'n an officially timed alrplano test Tuesdr.y. a Tor: cr.hlo says. Abrnhnm Lincoln was . the first nrealdent or the United 8tates wear ing r full beard. (Irani was the first to weur nmustacho. COUNTY AGENTS FILL BIG POSITIONS its Have lUttignde in I.at O Years t k Into FitrmlnK, Commerce, r Agricultural Hervice. Oregon Agricultural College. Cor vallla. Doc. 31. County ngrlcultural agent In Oregon nro sought ror big commercial jobs and higher position in agriculture. Of 29 county agents who have re signed since 1913, four quit after tnreo years, aovon after two, nd 12 In less than one year. The average length of acrvlo was 18 month. Ton acceptod 'higher salaries lo commercial, positions, four becoming bank agriculturists. Five were ex time to county agent work and re signed to give- way to full time men. Three engaged in farming, three were promoted to higher position In the aervlco, and one wag transfer red to another state. Agent work was discontinued In two counties. Agents aro now employed In 23 counties. That the work hn boen a success has been Indicated by In terest shown by other counties. Lake nnd Malheur will start county agri cultural agent work January 1. I'olk and Harney have Included tho neces sary Hems In tholr budgets. The ,Orgon state library contains over 16M00 volumes. 75.000 of which are tor lending throughout the state, through local, public and trav eling libraries, and to Individuals. Mist Want Ada for Results. ID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU THAT CANNOT BUY A BETTER DRAGSAW? jhe Vaughn Drag Saw lisive Labor Savers Jiffy Sawholdcr, Metal to kl Clutch, Safety Angle, Adjustable Pitman Head STANIAK I5$ C LUI CH I6S WILL SHIP YOU A VAUGHN IF YOUR EALER HASN'T ONE. SEND FOR OUR EE BOOKLET VAUGHAN WORKS. INC. I E. MAIN ST. PORTLAND. ORI x 7 r r-T ITS a Maxwell 1 1-2 ton. The I1 truck that has won all the hon ors to be won in the light truck ! . class. COME IN AND SEE IT Can make immediate delivery of either Truck, Tractor, Maxwell Passenger Cart or Essex. The Flynn Auto Company St. Helens, Oregon XOTKH TO CltKIHTOIW S TUB COUNTY COl'HT OP THE 8TATI3 OF OREGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the estate of John M. Surrls, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that H. P. McCormlck lias been duly appointed administrator or the Estate or John M. Snrrls, Deceased, by the County Court of Columbia County, State of Oregon, and ha duly qualified for Md trust. All person having riatins against said estate are here by notified to present the same duly verified and with proper vouchers to said administrator at his office In St. Melons, Oregon, within six months from the dule of this notice. Dated January 2nd, 1920. Plrst .publication Januarv 2nd. 1920. H. P. McCORMICK, Administrator or the Estnte nt John M. Snrrls. Deceased. Harris & (lore. Attorneys for Admjnlstrutor. St. Helens, Oregon. XOTICK OK llVUi AtX-OVNT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON. FOR COL- U Mil I A COUNTY. In tho matter of the ornate of Glo- vonnl M. Dulla Rlva. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tho ad ministrator In the above entitled es tate h.i mnde nnd filed hcrelu his fnol r-port, and all persons whoniso over having nny objections thereto are hereby notified nnd required to appear and present the same to the nbove entitled Court on or befoni Mio hour of ten o'clock In the fore noon on tho 2 Ith day of Jununry, A. D 1920, at tho Court room of said Court at St. Melons. Columbia Coun. ty, Oregon, that being the time and t lace for the hen.ring of objections thereto snd the nettlcment of said estate. Dated nnd first published Decern bcr 26, 1919. S. C. Morton, Administrator Frederick M. DoNeffe, Attorney. NOTICE TO I.RAME TIDE LANDS Notice 1 hereby given that the State Land Board cf the State or Oregon, will, on the 27th day or January, 1920, at the office of said woaru, in tne Capitol Building, at Salem, Oregon, nt 11:00 o'clock A. M.. offer to lease tn Dm hivhoat bidder, for a term of five year, the ronowing described tide and over riowud land, to-wlt: . ltuated In Columbia County, Oregon: Beginning at a point east 702 feet from the guarter ccrber betwebu Sections 27 and 84, Township 4 North. Ranse 1 West nf Wlllam.il. Meridian, said point being on tn weteriy bank or the and Island: thence North 23 degree 27 minutes West 692 feot. North 29 degree 24 minute West 416 feet. North 16 degree El minutes w 249 feet. North 52 degree 21 minute East 132 feet. South 33 degree S iilnnto. Pi. 709 feet. South 27 degree 24 minute East 1668 feet. South 32 desrreea S9 mlnniu Vi 662 feet. South 42 degrees 39 minutes Foil 196 feet. North 75 degree 54 minute East 85 feet. North 20 degree 02 minutes West 196 feet. North 49 degrees 40 minutes Eant 52 feet. South 39 degrees 09 minutes Eat.t 171 feet. South 20 degrees 05 minutes, Kast 188 feet. South 3 degrees 10 minutes Vet 211 feet. Souti. JC degrees 66 minutes East 568 feet. North 47 degrees 22 minutes West 529 feet. North 37 degrees 30 minutes West 1006 feet. North 27 degrees 46 minutes West 1275 feet; to tho pluce of beginning, being an Island on the Oregon side of Col umbia River fronting on Section 27 and 34, Township 4 North Range 1 West, and containg 25.4 acres. The right to roject any and all bids Is reserved. Applications and bids should be td dressed to O. O. Borwn. Clerk State Land Board, 8alom. and Marked, "Application and bid to lease overflow lands." O. O. BROWN, Clerk State Land Board. Dnted at Salem, Oregon, Novem ber 8, 1919. Plrst pub. Nov. 21st. 1919. Lnt pub., Jr.n. 16, 1920. tinsels aatfisallaf Rts. leu Murine for )Ud Ton (A Js ncss, florin. Granular TOUR LYtOof the Eves or ByeUdst J Drov" Attn tht Mortis, Mofortn at Oaa win your conMm. Atk Your Dntstat it Murtno rhn rout Erw Nota Can. W N! -rliia Eya Hamady CoChacs A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Home Cooking LIBERTY CAFE St. Helen's - . Oregon N. F. BAKER; Proprietor All Buses Call at Hotel Courteous Treatment - STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL TIIOH. IS11ISTEK, Prop. Iletes $1.25 per day and up Chicken Dinner, 50 rents Heclal little to Regular Hoarder LODGES i PROFESSIONAL CARDS E. A. ROSS AfS-V. No "J. o. o. v. Funeral Director Kmbalmer flCTTLijfcS St- IIelens Lodge Business Phone 23 Res. Phone 86-11, meets In the I O. Masonic Bide. fit. Hntnna n "-o -" O. F. bulldlnc. on' . klunu aiiu luuriu aaiuraay oi each month, visiting member are al ways given a hearty welcome. LLOYD E. ALLEN. N. O. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Secretary. DR. C. E. WADE Uiysician and Hurgcoa I'lone 99 Muckle Bldg. St. Heloas, Ore. S. B. HOSKIN Dentist Office in Bank Bulldlns St. Helens Oregon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS riiyslclaa and Surgeon Ofrice In Bank Bldg. St. Helens FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at Law Rainier, Oregon DR. ALFRED I. PEEL ' riiyslclan and Surgeon I Bank Bu'lfltni? ! St. Helen Oreeon C. W. ROBISON Attorney- t-Law J Suite 306 Spexarth Bldg ' Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon! ERWIN J. ROWE Attorney at Law Rainier - - Oreeon - (With E. H. Joseph Real Estate Co.) Avon I-odge No. 62 Knight of I'ythia meet every 1 uesday even ing In Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis iting Knights always welcome E. A DIN ROSS, C. C. EDISON I. BALLAliH, K. or R. and 8.. and M. of F. Tilllcum Tribe No. 62, Improved O. H. M . of Yankton, Ore., meets at its wigwuin, second and fourth Sat urdays of each mouth. V. . O. HltANNON. C. of R. E. L. HYDE, Sachem. A St. Iltltus Lodge No. 12, jfV A. V & A. M. tueeU 1st ond 3ri Thursday la each mii.th. Vlnl;ing brothers cordially A. J. PEEL, W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secretary. The Loyal Order of Moose. St. Hel en Lodge No. 1238. Meets the first and third Tuesday or each month. All visitors cordially Invited. K. E. BJORKMAN, Dictator. J. D. M'DONALD, Secretary. DR. S. H. RUSSELL Chiropractor MRS. RUSSELL, Ladies' Masseuse Moortieid Cabinet Steam Baths Hour 9 a. m l E n tn Phone 126 -J St. Helena. Oregon GLEN R. METSKER Attorney Office in Bank Building hone 17 St, Helens, Ore ' Mlzpah Chapter O. E. S. meets In Masonic Hall the second and fourth Saturdays of euch month. ' Mrs. ELIZABETH 1SBIGTER, W.M. JOHN PHILIP. Secy. St. Helens iteliekuli Lodge, No. 217, meets second and fourth Thurs day ot each month In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting iiieuiiuTs always welcome. ADELAIDE M. LEVI, N. O. ELLA A. ALLEN, Secretary. T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Coroner Phono 64 Residence phone 113-2 St. Helens, Oregon Notary Public Conveyancing J. B. GODFREY City Ixta $50, $CO, $75 and up mmo i ratio come in ana aee me Offlde with Columbia County Ab stract Company JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Law llowltt Building Telephci e 7 6-J St. Helen. Oregon. St. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod ern Woodmen ot America, meets the first Wednesday or each month In the I. O. O. F. hall. H. A. COLT, V. C. H. E. LA BARE, Clerk. For certain results at a ' smaU cost there Is nothing can equal a Mist Want Ad. How's This ? We offer 1100.00 tor any case of catarrt that cannot tw cured by Hl,Ij CATARRH MEDICINE. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la tak ea internally and acts through th Blooc on the Mucous Surfaces of the Bystam. Sold by druggists (or over forty years Price 75c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. GEO. H. SHINN Attorney at Law St. Helena. Oregon J. W. DAY Attorney at Law Hank Bldg. St. Helen. Ore. J. L. CHITTEM EXPERT HOR8ERHOEING BLACKSMITH Wagon, Carriage, Auto Repairs ST. HELENS OREGON ST. HELENS ROUTE . Via. Winamalta Skmsh THE PEOPLES BOAT STR. AMERICA i leaves Portland daily - -2:39 p. m j . (Sunday 1:30 p. m.).; I Arrives St. Helens - - 6:00 p. m. (Sunday 3:30 p. in.) Lcavestit. Helena - - - 6:15 a. oi. 1 Arrive I'urilaud - - - 10:16 a. u. H HOLMAN, Agent Mukoa nit way landings. Wharf foot Alder street. Phones: Main 8323, A-4204. ' Kit ANK WH.KINS. St Helens Agent Try a Mist Want Ad. Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold at Market Quotations SHERMAN M. MILES Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES. SHAMPOOS livcrylliinji in llie Harber Line tlone up in Style Our shop is Strictly Clean and Sanitary Come in and See us ST. IIELENS PERRY GRANITE CO. EARL TERRY, Mgr. 301 4th St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers of Monuments Deal with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. . ,. For Good Work, alvvavs the cheapest.- For Good Eats try the St Helens Restaurant . On the Strand Meals Served at all Hours At the Creamery where our butter is made, every drop ot milk is tested before churning. -Only milk contain ing the standnrd quantity of cream or butter tat is acceptod. That's why out butter Is so fine ' and full bodiod. And the ex treme santitnry precautions taken during Its making ac counts for Its absolute vlioe- -somoness. St. Helens Co-Operative Creamery Assn. Ground Gripper Shoes Can be ordered by mail for -the whole family. The easi est and best shoe made today. . A Real Corrective Shoe. GROUND GRIPPER SHOE STORE. MIH Wash. Straat. Farttaaa. Oneaa. 7M8t Balaaa ATa Tacaaw. Waaabartea Livery, Feed and Sale Stable DRAY INC AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE 15 wm: h. davies ST. (HELENS.OREGON Prop. litres rota la Melliagrr fir Tta. Daascr Snlnlimm. MatllncerKxtn Vlw Tlra are Haaa J t Haner-VltalUrd. WtaU Sna4 and mn to raf I low- I the Tacaaas t GU ARANTED 8000 MILES . Oar repraantaUve will tan ye the SMlag jroo make tfl bartac MoDlnser Ttrea, Ah ask abaat lame Leaf Ttrea, aal- itr ttra at s rMojaa Price. FRED KETEL' ST, HELENS, . OREGON I r" , i -. A HOEdE V is not complete without a Hodern Bathroom 7. V' 4 It is as essential as a kitchen. Prices are reasonable. Let me show you how little ' it will cost you to make your home modem. R. CONSTANTIN : . THE PLUMBER Hfcwitt Building St. Helens, Oregon