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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JANUARY 7. 1921. ,. PAGE FOUR urir.,c MiCT' Councilman Larabee reported that be THE ST. HELENS MIS1 lhad bn interviewed in the mattv jand that a very bad mud hole lo- I.Md Erery Friday by tcated at said crowing Same THE JUST Pl'BLLiUING COMPANY d fcussed and it was decided that 1 lh.ut three loads of crushed rock President ' was necessary to fix it. The Earshal was instructed to order the roc ana 0. D. HEILBORN 3. C. MORTON Maaaeins Editor KrBSCRHTIOX RATHS On. Year Six Months Entered as aeoond-cla5i matter, January 10th, 1 12. at tie Fostoffice at St. Helens. Orocoo. under tha act of llarca rd, 1879. hare the mud hole fixed up suitable for travel. . In the matter of the heroic act or Jimmy Buss in savins the life of a Uy companion, was brought to the attention of the council, and it ap rearici; to the council that it would Le fittinc and proper t otake official notice of the same, a motion was made and carried that the reorder I prepare a suitable letter expressing the views of the council and official Memb.r National Editorial Aa-; recognition of the brave act elatln and Oregcn State Editorial No further business appearing on Association Motion and C5""ried ,Ue meeting ! Attest: E. E. THE ( HI 1U H AMI ACTORS 1 In the Chr.Mian Cr.P.i'-y. it- i.-i-idA PLAIN LETTER 1 rx:atr otf. 1 ". e BJt tUe TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS OOCNTY OFFICIAI- PAPER QVICK, Recorder. PLMol TH IMiM.KKtiATIO.NAI- (111 HI II Church school at 1 a. m. Morning worship at 11a. m. Subject. Getting Along With Other People." Evening '.r.hit at 7 30. Subject, "The Dr Teeth". Subject. "Cetting Along With OtL er People." We have taken up the graded ,leg c.jns in our church school in an ef fort to niea-ure up to the Pilgrim standard. Experience ha taught : that a lasting iniprt i-lon I not made by cntets or running a rai-o tc, see who shftll have the largest (lumbers, but by laying a foundation u-n which a real character may be stah!if hed. We invite all who are lot memberes of any Sunday School unite with us. KiEbell Kent Chirk. Pastor. l-i.r a IVrslMrnl Cougli S,.me v.ars a. II P. Hurb.ig-, a indent t l "nvUle. S . had iH'eti troubled for a long while i:h a perl-tent cough which he mv, -g:e.itlv alarmed me. causing n.e to (e.ir th..t I was 111 the iirsi ,uc of consuii 'tio;i Having seen I'l.MuherUin Cough Hemedy ader I.mnI he co::!u.led to try It. 'I o,.ti felt a remarkable ! ange and after using two bottles of the Mini 11 M,-e ia.t permanently cured " CAUIHIK TH NKS We wish to n:o-t sincerely thank iv.r niar.v fri-nds who tviended their ciriil a"d ;hered the hi mill- fill (lowers o:i the luer ol our beloved diurhter and sister, laiura, In thin oi.r "ad bereavement. Ml( AMI MitS. JtiHN FAUH AM) FAMILY. There seems to have been some complaint lately about ubcriters not .having received mur papers, 'i.i'.,wi-ij. under iiv le-i.'i-i. .!! n idcls r,ar Alton": "Tu bisltopt of the Me'hodi.-t Episcopal church h've U'-"-'-eU Hriau- IUI a.M ... ( -t ku.w.,-. - A rinnht ,Mll. up and discipline was interpreted injtnfrs ...., .v ti is- ,r. I'Uop Kerry w ho presld-l However, we want "erjone who ed at the meeting said for the bishop., appreciates the M s t to get a cop that nine- dancing and theater eoine I s.ncert tried to make are -prohibited iDiqnities the church "? uw e ' ... I ibis air n Imr r.einrrv news could tardiy oe expeced to admit Like any other country newspaper thoo who are responsible for their " " u , ' " . fromouoa. .Meanwhile the church of many people who have al tV -s a rrave problem with the thous- ovi the:r subscriptions to lapse for . . two, four or even six years Most of nil'.- V'l lurt;: i i a onu to theaters. Should they cot also be expelled?" It se-ms to the Mist that the fc::.ir.erjt divines, while they are takij:? th b'ical standpoint under the church doctrine, are getting away from the real standpoint of church u--efu!rie.-s. We have heard of an em'.r.ent riivine w ho was In charge of them apparently want the paper foi we are sure to hear from thera if they cii.-s a copy, but they do not seem tt. consider it necessary to pay more :han once in a Uptime. That is very poor busine?s, especially from :L? r.ewspep.-r's standpoint. Ao ?ording to law. a publisher cannot V. KcW. Or. m " tc V 4. l-aw3 St. Helens Flour Mill I a local i:).:;:-:r w 1 i ! is nuking a l.ran.l ft n. n:r that siwuH lc in tvrry lioincj in C!ii:n!.'.a C"ii.i;y. rati'"Ui.o Imimc fr.'.!',K-is. St. HcK'i's tln'.'.r is ..f a Mij'criur ij'.i.u (r"in extra li.u-l beat. Tlic l.inncrs w i! ''!! e::r loi.! c:i:!il:i' null n-.uh i.-r 1 -.t-iti' . imtii :tt cvi-iy-tliKig t!:c I . i r t f : t -r tn-cN m l!ic u'"11''"' i1'-'' lino. lAn:c 1:1 .c.h! -co ti. Phone 29 Iloulton. Ore. HAIL TO 1921 MASON'S Ran'rvannien ehnre'h ar.H tho Hi. collect for expired subscriptions. It vin.) and the church were both great i 'a evident, then, that the country powers for g!Kd. There were many I publisher trusts his s'jhscr.oe.. tr...re of his congregation who did not 'liuI ol"er u.rl'al 18 strictly follow the rules of the church and it was suegested that they be "barred from the church." The mln-i.-t-r said. "These people do tjines of vrhirh I do not approve but as long their customers, for nobody could let bis grocery bill run for s:x years, es pecially if the groceryman were un able to make the collection legau. We beiieve that most of the sub- as they are in the church. I will have I scriptions in arrears are caused bj soma influence on them and possibK be instrumental In saving them. Once out of the church, they are lost to me. My Influence with them has forgetfulness or carelessness on the part of the subscribers. The uty newspapers have a way of reminding people when their subscriptions are ceased." It is evident that this mtn- :,ut: taeir PaPr is stopped. But if ister was not at the conference in'the country paper tries this it im Atlantic City. Had he been, It is ! mediately strikes a snag. The slUht possible that such a narrow minded ed subscriber takes it as a personal action would not hare been taken, natter and right away there Is some pin amine in nn w hv Khmilri (hero It we want to see actors or actresses. it will now be necessary for us to go to the thea'ers. for under the rul ing set forth above, we cannot hope to sea them at church. A CREDIT TO THE STATE The Annual Edition r.f tho Dr. I goniati vas 'a credit to the state of Oregon and to the Oreeonian. The descriptive matter and pictures of Oregon 'b resources r.ill attract the atu-ntioi of the non-resident and t ill s'.rve to impress upon the Ore gon resident the great resources ano advantages of the state in which he lives. This yiar. as in former years, the Oree-mian has done a great service i " the stare. Commenting on the personnel of the legislature, the Oregon Voter has this to say of the representative from Columbia rountv. Hon. Sh Miles: "Only democrat elected to,! legislature. against re-, punnran opposition; because of his high Ktanding and because his poli tics were so well concealed that inaa rerteritly he was appointed by A L .Mills to solicit republican campalen funds for national committee; one of the well-known bankers of Ore gon: attained a fine record for suc ce'ful activity in patriotic drives Born St. Helens, ms; public schools .Salem and Portland; Canital Husi rps r,,ik-ee. Salem; Willamette Cni-for-nty; entered bankinz buIne-c-now president Columbia County Hank nd v:ce president and mana"er of 1'irj.t .Vattonal Hank of St.. Helens re'icrnt about himself; averse to euloe-y; should he a very valuable membe." he this difference? Then, we no doubt have on oui lists partk-s who do not care to take the paper any longer, but do not notify us of their desire. If they do not want the paper we do not care to waste good material and laboi end:ng it to them. The Mist has tried In every v.ay pj.-sible to live up to the standard of i good country newspaper, but. liki anyone else who dues anything at all, we n:ake mistakes now and then. We have stood u.t fur the principle, in which we believe and shall contin ue to do so. We have not exploited any personal or sectional feei;i7S or issues, but rather the matters of a general nature of interest to every one, and we want the support of every citizen in Columbia county. Stock - Quality - Price When you need anything in GENERAL MERCHANDISE DROP IN! Dry Good Drts Siice for the Whole Family Genu' FurniBhani Everything That'a Good to Et Bedrock Prices and High Quality Good.. Williams Has a Sale On All the Time.... v. Piiinio :tl- MARTIN HOVEN OBLl, OKI. Recorder Q'lick has a record of which he may wdl feel proud. In his eight years of .service as rer-ordes and water clerk, not once have the books been ex;,erted except recently fi'id v.hen the audit was completed' it was found that the city owed Quick ?7.25 No necessity of bonding Buch an official. And v.-hite you are figuring on oth. er th iees tor the year 1521. get your r.encf! sharpened for your Income tax report. The 1921 green auto license looks .,n..u i.euer man the 1920 red one. Have you played the green yet? COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 1920 IWrinS' "re- December 27th, The city council met on the above rtfite In rezular session. Present' Matmus Saxon, mayor; V E Krow' er James O'fonner, C. L. Wheeler. E. Quick, city recorder; George Pot- t Vney ""r-"al; J- w- Day, city at- The minutes of the last rerrula. meeting were read and aporoved tJ, TU Th? Tnar,ha Ported hat he had not been able to do any thinrr toward the construction of the In Vest St. Helens, owing to the Ktormy weather. and lack of help Councilman Rrov.-er reported that be had examined tr,e culvert to be Disced across the head of Nigger bridge made of plank, about S feet answer the purpose, provided the ditch was opened above and below' the bririre. The same was dlscud. and the marKhal directed to see that the lumber was delivered on the ground, and to see that the v;ork was c. tie. In the matter of a cross walk near what Is known as the "Tabernacle" r PMrCCinNti rinnc 4 E. A. ROSS Funeral Director Kmbalmcr Business Phone 23; Res. Phone Masonic lildg., St. Helens, Ore. DR. C. E. WADE Physician and Surgeon Phone S9 lluckle Eldg. St. HelenB, Ore. S. B. HOSKIN IX-ntist Office in Bank Building St. Helens, Oregon DR. JAS. T. MARTIN UKXTIST Room 14. Uank Buildlnt Phone 0 St. Helens, Oregon Better Groceries THE KIND WE KEEP Every housowife is Interested in the quailiy of the groceries she uses, and given feveral brands to r1(,.,. fr, W,t , course cho,.se the better brands. This sb..e has alwav, prided Itself on the qtia!u, f grocen-s carried, realizing that permanent iMsin.-H must he built on .juali.v ()lir brands are the ht the market affords, and thev ur.. u. ways fo:,r.d cheaper In the long run. for J:itlsf.v'tlo and service are wra'ped with the,,, and Iticluib-d In M, pri..- Lars en & Co., Grocers "THE HOME OF THE MARKET BASKET' PHOXE li7 5 Vc cm Mart your New Year right vith ri-ht Koods at ri-ln prices. Al. 1 ;w us to prove it- Wc sell gncds at the wnt lowpri al! the year around. We have a lonj list cf satisfied customers and a trial will add you to our list. J. L WILLIAMS & SONS i :k- . . i r I r;itisin tiitioti TrotiMr-. I T III!: Hi KKT AOKNT OK THK f SPOKANE. PORTLAND SEATTLE RAILWAY WW STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED I! In-K.'t mi .,!. r,, ., m! I i:o all mm l,.n and j.im. of th'itr K .:-i:!i i;. 1,-i.t ,,i,,t K'r-ii rrrdd. Pok I.-ii Money OrfcaJ'; . Ittll. (Mi hl l VMsllIP ltlsl HV A II )NH M.IHK f' PASSPORTS SECUKKI) PIT IIIKhl.ltXK i kkkwci: J. R. GILBY, Agent 0 $ ht. Ili'li n, llri ii i " ' , , DR. L. GILBERT ROSS Physician anil Surgeon Office in Bank Bldg. St. Helens DR. ALFRED J. PEEL Physiciun and Surgeon uanK Kuilding St. Helens, Oregon St. Heleni JOHN L. FOOTE Utorney.uH.aw Oregon DR. S. H. RUSSELL Cliiroprartor MRS. RISSK1.U MuK Moorfiold Cabinet Steam Bathi Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m Phone 126-J st. Helens, Oregon T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Coroner Phone 64 Kenldence phone 113-2 St. Helens, Oregon. JOHN L. STORLA Attorncy.ut-I.iiw Telephone 10 st. Helens, Ore. GEO. H. SHINN Attorney-nt-Law St. Helens, Oregon. Bank Bldg. T. W. DAY Attorncy-uULaw St. Helens, Ore. W. A. HARRIS & G. A. GORE Attorny Harris Building st. Helens, Ore. DR. M. HOWES Veterinarian Consultation Free. Phone. Tnhnr r.r.aa Write 1971 E. Stark, Portland. Or.. I Some People Always Kock the Boat... pESSIMISM is a disease. When condhim. T good, you'll find lots of folks who S th won't remain so. When conrlhlm they those same people never Z e t Z ' Upset i p c cvcr expect any improvement. On the other hand our experience at the r i t SHE.MILES , ,, HUTCHINS0N Cashier V V 1 TTTM-MI ' - 'J ' H 'in'-,:.. h J anuary Seventh WILL BE TOO LATE It's never been done yet The man who puts off until January 7 "to start the New Year r'K'it" ly SAVING SO MUCH EACH WEEK always has had other places for his money when the calendar "sevens." H it's only one dollar put it in the bank New Year's cc Dec. 31 and make a resolve tf '"(Id to it wlrl.i TIITTM WATCH IT f .....J, IIIUJI ...-- GKOW. AT FOUR PER CENT. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. HELENS Member Knderal rtnserre Byslcm ' HAS. GKAHAM, President. II. A. CHILI. W in couiMbKTGCNrrY