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THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1920. MIST MISTINGS I Mr nn.l tin. Harrv Ilichardson I Mrs. A. F. Harnett visited friends ..,. U.ln.liiv for a In t'ortlunil Saturday. I j..... ..i... whiio in ih ritv1 J V. McDonald wa a business i Harry will see a surgeon and haw I visitor in Portland Monday. ! Mm relieve him of some tonsils which I T. W. Tandy, a prominent resident have been causing some trouble. 'or .MaiMiiunu ami a man m lliroUEIIOUl HIP COUIll, inimwani Attorney E. S. Snelllng transacted business in l'ortland Monday. D. G. Jones of Virden. Illinois, ar- L E. Allen lias bought an interest in a small saw mill near Le t enter. Washington and plaus to leave St. Helens during 'his month or In rived In St. Helens Monday tor ' March. He will have charge of the visit with his son Ed. Jones Mrs. H. P. Henderschott of Eugene, Oregon, is here on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. V. E. Lidyard. Mrs. C. E. Christensen and Mrs. H. 'D. Scott visited friends in Port land Tuesday. After several months spent at his mill and Mrs Allen will he the book keeper. Charles Heilborn and John M. Rodgers of Portland were visitors at the home of their sister. Mrs. S. (.'. Morton on Sunday. Mr. Hodgers. who is In tho Revenue Service left for Washington Sunday night for a o d home in UKianonia a in ir confercnce .,, officials of the ile- Diaces in wie r.aai, nuticu viiv returned to St. Helens Saturday. The steamer Wahkeena Captain Bellesen, will sail tonight for San Francisco carrying a 950,000 it. car go of lumber. Charles Porter and Clare Whroler of the Aladdin Company with head quarters in Portland, were guests of H. F. McCormick Monday. C. A. Larsen of Oregon City came down Sunday night to run the Lar rten store while Henry Larsen was having a tussel with the grippe. He returned to the falls city Wednedssy Charles Graves left Sunday for Eugene to t.pend a week with 'ili. mother. During his absence Jimmy O'Connor Is holding (town the ueat cutting Job at Morton & Wilson mar ket. J. V. Allen returned Monday from Amity, Oregon. He a there on Friday and addressed the Ugh school nnd Friday night made the principal address at the Parents' Association. The Womans Club will meet Tues day afternoon, February 11th, at 2:30 o'clock at the library. Every mem ber is urged to be present as mat ters of much importance will be dis cussed and acted upon. It is not thought that the steamer Everett will be ready for launching before February 15th. The work on the hull Is advanced sufficiently but the installation of the machinery is holding back the launching. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jones and chil dren went o McMinnville Friday night to attend the marriage of Mrs Jones' brother. The "flu'' or grippe caught Mrs. Jones while tbere und she and the children remained :n . McMinnville tor ocuperate. business in St. lljlens rhurs lay. Mrs. S. H. Hohkln, who has been visiting her mother In Portland fur the nasi ten day, returned to Si. Helens Thursday. The county court Is trannctlng busines this week without the pres ence if Commissioner Judson Weed, who wrote that he had been In disposed und did not feel able t) come lo St. Helens to attend the ses sion oi tho court. J. K. Ramsey expects to go up to Portland this aftornocn and bring buck Mrs. Ramsey who has sufficient ly recovered from an operullon sin. underwent a few weeks ago, to al low her to come home und recuper- partment. ""The stork finished up his January work by stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ketel Saturday afternoon at one o'clock and leaving ai8 here. a six pound baby boy much to tho j. i,. Hearing, mud supervisor of delight of both parents. Mother ami the Clatskanle and No. 7 road dls son are getting along nicely and tricts was in St. Helens Thursday will soon be able to resume work on j i0 attend the meeting of the road several building contracts he husi neglected this week. Application has been made for n charter for the First National Hank of Clatskanle. The capital Btock of i the bank is to be $40,000 and the! Mist learns that the officers will be: Mr. Grewell, organizer of the North western Trust Company, vice presi dent, and Mr. H. Sugar, one of the cashiers of the Ladd & Bush bank at Salem, cashier. Reports are to the effect that the bunk will start business as soon as a charter Is re ceived and proper location secured. On Friday evening of next week the Catholic Boy Scouts aai the Sodality Girls will give a party, with supervisors. Wishing to keep post ed on the county news, Mr. Hearing subscribed for the Mist. Judge Martin White and Commis sioner A. K. Harvey went to Port land this morning to meet with the State Highway t'ommlsion. ''hey will take up with the commission the mutter of designating the St. Heleus rittshurt; road as a murket road. The Mist has received a letter from Judge W. J. Kullerton stating that he left the hospital on "Monday, February 2nd. The operation per formed on his eyes was entirely suc cessful and the Judge was feeling fine. He will remain ut the Hotel Lenuor for a few days in order to .,... a,I rf.-..hn,nt. Iho . I US VB HIS eves I rem eu ou 1 1 . called Tabernacle. The building ha ! , T- J- FPplu. Sr. of Kultiler. been rented for a year, and will he j '"e nursuav .r. r u set in shape as a gymnasium, club-i was hat built the roads In the Rainier vlcln- room and entertainment hall. The;" tor e pasi several years , nn is public is cordially invited to be pres- favorably known as a road builder, ent on Friday evening. Card tables!, t-mmelt Stevens of Scappoose was ... , . . ... I here Tuesday. In speaking ot the will be provided for the adults. coming election at Scappoose as In Eyes that need glasses are en- the Incorporation of the town of f T tilled to specialized efforts. Scappoose. Mr. Stevens said he W- That's why Dr. Thompson de-: thought the measure would turrv. votes his entire time, thought and There was some opposition ' to the efforts to Eye Examination and mab I measure he Bald, but If tho peoplu Ing of Quality Glasses which are bettor understood tho advantage ground In one of the best plants on which would follow incorporation, the Pacific Coast. Consult him about) u,ey would be In favor of It he fell your glass needs next visit, Wednes day, Feb. 11. Orcadia Hotel all day. Two Days More REMOVAL SALE Two Days More of the Great Removal Sale, FRIDAY AND SATUR DAY, and then the sale is over. There are thousands of dollars worth of seasonable merchandise at bargain prices here for your inspection. sure, and there would bo no opposi tion. Jerry Chapman aged about 4 5 and Oscar Chapman, uged about f6 to 58, brothers, were arrested Thurs day morning by Tom Ward, a deputy from the Department of Justice. In the men's possession were found lit erature and cards which were "for ninst" the government. Cards show ing membership in the Communist party were also found In thnlr pos session. The men have been In part nership with a man named Snider and were engaged in the wood saw Shipbuilding Company's plant and al most opposite the plant of the Col umbia County Lumber Company. Tht men are in jailawaiting action by the Federal Government. J J Stevens of this city Is driving around In a brand new icvr. ' which Im recently purchased from Copctand Auto. Co.. local agent for the car. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS St. Helens, Oregon, January 16th, 1920. Tho Cltv Council met on tho iibove date. In tho City Hall, Hi. Helens. Oregon, In regular session; all of ficer present. Tho minutes of the last regular meet Ins 're nJ ri(,r c,,r",c Hons approved. M,u.n- Councilman Wheeler re ported tin t Ihn sewer ill Block 10 j was blocked mid asked to have It opened. This matler was discussed at some length, und It appearing that , the said sewer wn a private, sewer, tho Marshal was Instructed to uotlfy tho property owner to tlx up the, sewer In proper shupe for line. Councilman Lnrabee reported that he had examined the placing of cer tain lights, us petitioned for by u nil in tier of reshieins oi tm si pi. ens. along the highway from tin I Postoftlco to Him Creek, aim nan ascertained that the county owned the right of way, and that ho had Inter viewed tho County Court, who said they hud no objections to having holes dug for light poles so long as they did not obstruct or encroach on the paved road. Tho same was dis cussed hut no order made, or ueliun taken thereon. Iu tho matter of leasing a portion of the laud adjoining tho north side of the city dock fifty feel by on. hundred feet, for luuchinu ahop pur poses with privilege of Use of the i;ck for handling their business Tim Mime was discussed ut sunn length, and the Council not being fully udvlsed In the niutler, tho since was' laid over until tho next meetiiu of the Council to examine and re port. An application to erect a dwelling on lots 8 and 9 in Block 4 .Midway West St. Helens, wus uiuilii by C. II ('rouse, usklug sixty days limitation Itr the same. It was ordered thai permit bo Issued therefor. In the matter of the uppolnl uieui of a deputy marshal for eWst St. Helens, this mutter was taken up am. discussed at some length, hut no definite action wus taken thereon. No further business appearing on motion made am! carried Hie inert iiiK udjourned. Attest: E. E. Ql.'ICK. City Itecoul'-r. 71 SCHOOLS OPEN. , ATTENDANCE SMALL The public schools opened Mondav : but the attendance is small according ' to reports receifed from the several; teuchera. In most every grade there! Is an absence from 20 to 40 per cent, i This Is not attributed to the preval-1 enco of grippe as it Is to the fuct that I many pupils nro convalescent und . NOTICE OF SHF.HIH"S HM.K IN Til K CIHITIT COl'RT OF THE STATE () FOR EG ON, FOK COL r.MHIA cor.vrY. Columbia County Bank, a corpora tion. Plaintiff, vs. I .on Is Olson, Anna K. Olson, II. Morgus and Allen Lewis, a corporation, IieiVmlauts. Wherous, under und by vlrtuu oi an execution Issued out of the above im mill Court, In tho above emlileil suit on Fobruury 6, 1920 In pur suance of u Judgment, decree unit or der of sule rendered and entered In suiil Court on January 2, 11(20, In a foreclosure suit wherein tho plain, tiff, Columbia County Bank recov ered Judgment against the defend uuts Louis Olson and Anna K. Olson. ior the nil in of $2390 80, principal Liid Interest for $10B 70 taxes paid on i no mortgaged premises, for the furtrer sum of llMO.OO attorney's fees and for $18.60 costs, and for ac cruing cobim, i am commanded lo GIRLS GIRLS i SAT'RD'Y NIGHT ONlj Hcatr Reserved Seats Only on MhU Friday ami Mat unlay AMer-iimm ui j.;. eaum mm m A iJv,, '-Cr-. :; M LIBERTY THEATRE present! PARISIAN BELLES CO In High U. MUSICAL COMEDY Girls that Sing and Dance A Laugh, a Scream, a Roar AHile-a-MlnuteSlw. Thl .how Is pluilng at the Mr 1 lirafer, I'urtUnil, no iaf rontlitrrc I n KmmI, clean, ,.Vgl rluns llllivicul iiimed). m m I h1 r nil rpti la ili nit ri t-A ft., ft them In school Just yet. or until thef I ",B!?e sal" of the '0I"K described have fully recovered. Othor parents ' Teu,1 ,roh,,rt- are keeping their children out of u""7rt'" 've, MX, Hevei,. school until condition have changnd I lMKl"' Nlno' rourte..n, Sixteen, Key. that Is, so far as the health of tho I'"""'11 and Klgl,"een, in Block nu.ii community Is concerned. I . r'''1 ()ne Hundred and Twenty; ami I Lt numbered Twinty-one und u WFATHFR PPPflPT inni pan ri Lot mi inhered Seventeen The Thrifty Person Should by all means take advantage of this oppor tunity to save on dry goods, shoes, notions, clothing, socks, stockings, hats, blankets, comforters, dresses, dress goods and hundreds of other necessary articles. Do Not Let the Opportunity Pass Visit our store today and tomorrow and buy what you need of seasonable and reliable merchandise at prices that show a BIG SAVING. A like opportunity will not soon be given you. Do not let this one pass. It is to your interest for your $1 has a buying power of $1.25 to $1.50 during these two days at AUSTIN'S FOR JANUARY Max. temp., 60 on 28th; min. temp 20 on 22d. Mean max. temp., 43; mean mln temp., 32. Mean monthly temp., 37.5. which Is 0 nbovo normal rreclpilatlon, 4. 35 Inch, which Is i 3.25 Inch below the average. Snow and sleet 0.4 inch on 24th. There were two cold spells, one. from 1st lying north of the St. lielens-lloiilion County Bond, In Block Onn Hundred and TwHily-tilne. nil of the uhove lying and being In t lie City of St Helens In Columbia County, Stale of Oregon, us shown by the ofriclal plat of suld city on llle, and of record In tho olflce of the County Clerk (.1 said county, the tltlo to said property iifiiig registered under Chapter 111 uayB; mucn fog prevailed and tho greater part of ruin fell during th i last week. The month wus feature less. Jos. Hackenberg, Observer, Doraville, Feb. 2, 1920. lo 13th, the other from 19th to 24th, ''' """ XI"VIIM ()f lrd's Oregon 6 clear, 5 partly cloudy and 20 cloudy I-""- ..u", inoi ciuiu, nonce is lierehf given that on the Cth day of March 1920, at eleven o'clock In tho fore noon of said day, at the front dooi cf the Court huuso In St. Helens Columbia County. Oregon, I will In obedlenoo to said execution decrei and order of sale, Hell at public auc tion (subject to redemption) to the highest bidder for cash, all tho right tltlo und interest which tho above' mimed derendunis and each and all of them huvo or had on April 3, 1917 or since that date haro Iiik:, in and to 'he ahovo described real propertj or any pan thereof, to satlsr said execution, Judgment, tuxes. Interest costs and accruing costs. Dated February Gth, 1920. o, " K- I-A HARK, Sherili of Columbia Couniy. 0-ei?on ,J?Jnt rul,"ca"ri Fel.rim.ly fi i,asi publication March 1 9 0. TRIBUTE PAID CHARLES MESERVE Charles Meserve, who died at Grant' Pass January 29, and whose body wus laid to rest beside that of his well-loved wlfo at Ciiitskanlo , Sunday afternoon, deserves more than passing notice from the leud 1 ing paper of tho county In which he passed the happiest days of hhi life, I and to which he gave tho moHt im j selfish nnd devoted service. 'I lh I Mesrvo family settled In the Heaver , Valley nnd, from their strong In divlduulity and (then) advanced j ideas, they made many enemies, and some, though not many, very warm , friends. They wer earnest in art- vocacy of good schools, roads, equ;.l ; rights for women, nnd the prohllij I Hon of the alcoholic traffic, and Charles, both personally and as ed itor of iho Mist, was always reudy , tind eager to do buttle for any move ;ment for the uplift of humanity and ;the betterment of the community in 1 which he lived. lie lived to see all of these ideas become common plucs land their advocacy practically uni versal. The great Joy of his life was i.m ii Hrruivn in yiniua ('.-.. . . . V .-"" ni iHliod downstair, ft t inn r,. . " us greai irageuy her ufttlme v deaiii i.i.. "owti TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY For Sale Ford roadster with de livery body. In good conditio,; Owner going away and will n,. at a laral"- 1- Allen, St. Helens H-l Farm For Sale On Yankton "Hiir ianxion J. A. Ilusl iiHions. run (I, long. Si. 8-l 7 room house and 4 lots, hard dr.. mi. , ' . V uimmeiy oeaiii. ha anco 6 per cent . His intense love for her plunged him St. Helens I wunwiH,,,, niiiniw, anu lie united U...UUKM me nevoid or tlie power of i For Sale Onn m,. concentration end apparently enteJ .Z ...!?, , , .r,iK'"''l hroo.1 U. Oodfrny, 8-t fw . 1. .1 n. . . . . - I iui ma emi. 10 mm lire was a use- A j loss burden n.nd donth eternal happl- ;ness. Measured by financial success' or peipulnr acclaim his life was a! i i.-uure. nut. ir we believe "this lif.. ! of fleeting breath Is but tho entrance I to the life elysian," then Indeed he ; ha come Into his kingdom and wears the victor' crown. From tho heart j point of view I regard him as tli j purest and best man with whom I have ever been acquainted. 1 K. If. FLACJG. Colt. 7-months-old sows. C.UH) OF THAXKH We wish to express our heartfelt tank, to all of those who assls ! e " during our recent bereavement und for the beautiful nru u"" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilrlggs and family All NOTICK account owlnc J- T. Tuber nu nt First-National rn.nb J. T. Taher. j iecthjii.. I i:ii v, Ki niti itv tt "THE RADIUM MYSTERY" with a 2 reel weitem iliuinn and reel comedy. K ATl'ltlt Y, I I IHtCAHV 7 "TAXI" l'KATlltl.Nl! TAYLOR HOLMES a five. reel comedy ilnima nnd two-reel romeily. "Maxgle's First False Step." SIMlAV. I l llltl AKV H "CITY COMRADES" KF.ATt'ltlM! - TOM MOORE and two-re.. I lllll I'arsons comedy. MOV HAY. I Kllltl Alt. 1 "BROKEN BUTTERFLY" with an all-slar cant, und Screen MaguxliiH. I:' V f IM MM WALLACE REID Tl i:HIV, I l liltl AHV lit "HEART of the WILDS" FKATTKINO - ELSIE FERGUSON and a llurloii Holmes. m:ivkkI)a. i' n: it i n WALLACE REID "THE SOURCE" Hiory of th W()d, tlul W mi . . V111 ftur worri ' " u matim'k WEDNESDAY, 2:00 M FOR THE LADIES AND CHILDREN Tiirr.NOAv, I'K.iiui'Aiiv ia "BECKONING ROADS" WITH BESSIE BARISSCALE "n( rmuady, "awing Awny the llrlda." and don't forget "The Radium Mystery" Fflfo1 IaJ LIBERTY THEATRE
