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THE ST. HELENS MIST
I ) net! Kverjr Friday hy
THH Sll.Vf I'l lil.lSillMI CO.MIMXY
O. D. HEILB6RN Vice President
and Manager.
8. C. MORTON Editor
SI nSCItlPTlOX ltATK.8
One Year $2.00
Stx Month! 1.00
Entered as eecond-cluss matter,
January 10th, 1912, at the l'obtofflce
at St. Heleas, Oregon, under the act
of March 3rd, 1878.
1)l Xiy OFFICIAL IWPEIt
Member National Editor!! Asso
ciation and Oregon Stato Editorial
Association.
STAXFIELP IX RACE KOU
SENATOR OX G. O.
ST. HELENS. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 26. 1920. J
GET IXTO DK11T
Holland still objects to xporiiim
tho biKKest cheese evor lipid within
its borders. Yet thu iillies imiy In
sist upon It. l'hllmlolphla Kocord.
One hears on every Bide talk
about tho "housing problem." Are
people not making more of a prob
lem out or this than it really Is.' Tho e(ui,iIshliiK of tlm Standard
.re uoi nwo puupie uui ui mil muu-irt (.,.,,, .1 kIi Uhii tnir n :it(
stepping the real issue? If the lur(, , OM0 g( , (ll0 'ir0(.r,.sil
country is short of housea why do 0j g( tjpinj
not thj p.ople buiid Instead of pay-, '
ing exorbitant rents about which
they all complain?
While building costs are high
wages nro high In proportion and it
Is no hard.'.- to build today thuu it
was t?n years ago under a lower
scale of want's and prices.
The truth of tho matter seems to
be that there are too many people
who do r.or wish to assitn e the re
sponsibilities of homo owning. In
stead of putting their money into a
home as their fathers did they are
buying all manuers of luxuries
which they try to make themselves
telieve are necessities.
Lewis Swift of Swift & Company
P. TICKET j ativised healthy working men of all
, ,. . . , , I classes to "get Into debt, possibly
R.N.Starfisld has made formal an- a8 a pailacea for the present hectic
rcuncsmet of his candidacy for tho , condition of mind obtaining among
Republican nomination as Uait?d j the general public, which seems to
S:atss senator. Ha adopts the slo-j dictate that all earnings Bhould be
grn. "Preserve American Institutions; , spent in a wild delirium of pleasure.
The head of a family who must
j look to next month's salary for a
: payment of an installment due cn a
i home is a far better citizen than the
OKP1WM I NO. SI-UI.
An Ordinance repairing Ordinance
No. 231 of tho CI y of St. Helens.
Oregon.
Whereas, the co'imon council of
tho City of St. Hel r.s Is desirous of
exchanging with C'liiinhhi Cdounty
property lying on t 10 north of the
Courthouse In said City for real
property on the south of snM Court
house, and the pr-seut Ordinance
No. 234 is not sat' .f.i " ny beeatii.o
it covers property 1 eycm.l tlm east
erly boundary nf 'lie bluff; and.
whereaR, u new On. itmnc-? Is neces
iiary to correct sale, lirdinance No.
234 to meet the ol .eetiuiis th. reto;
Now, therei'ore, lie t it y of St.
Helens does ordain is follows;
Section 1. That ln-iliminco No. 234
of the City of St. tutors, t)iviro!i,
p:ssrd and approved July 7. 1919.
enti'led "An Ordlnnnco cmpowrli'R
tho Council of the City of St. Helens.
Oregon, to sell and convey to Colum
bia County. rOegon, a portion of the
Strand In said City and t execute ti
F
Eia-.ctala psaco; justlca for serv!C3
dsvelopa Oregon's r?sources."
In h's dailaraticn of caniidacy as
filed with the secretary o aide he
says: I ono who is mortgaging that same deed therefor," bo and tho same Is
"If nominated and elected I will ; salary for fleeting comforts and Idle j hereby repealed,
during my tern of cff.es, stand for j diversions. Rca(1 llie flr8t t;na jjcrcti 15th,
the preservr.tisn cf American const!-! Home owning is among the first' 1020.
t'Jtic.Kl government ar.d American in-: principles of our form of govern
B'ltnrtons: fcr msintenr.nce of peace; , ment and is the very bulwark of our
fcr recognition of American rights , nation. Let the individual who
in r.U our international agreements; I wants a home, instead of complaiu
for justice for the service men; for! ing about the shortage of houses, t;et
equality or treatment tor labor and busy ana arrange to build one. Ex.
capital; and tor punishment of prof
iteering. The cost of government
to our people should be reduced by
adopting a budget system, by In
creasing protective tariff duties and
by lengthening the payment of our
war indebtedness. I am for increas
ed federal old to Improve Oregon's
rivers and harbors and to reclaim
our arid lands. My aim shall be to
help maintain progress and pros
perity, rather than to restore unsat
isfactory pre-war conditions."
CLEAN IT
Every citizen cf St. Helens should
cid In the "clean up" campaign in
augurated by the St. Helens Cham
ber of Commerce. One who takes
pride in the appearance of his resi
dence or business property, should
take a like pride in the appearance
of the city as a wholo. There will
be thousands cf tourists In the Ore
gon country this summer. Hun
dreds of them will visit St. Helens.
They will gain a more favorable Im
pression of the city if it appears
well kept, and those of us who live
here, will feel the more proud of
cur city if It is well kept. And
while we are cleaning up, let us sug
gest that "painting up" will further
improve the appearance of the city
and add value to the property. Let
r.U aid the Chamber of Commerce In
the Clean Vp Campaign.
SIMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OP OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Chas. P. Shewey, Plaintiff, vs.
Mary Q. Shewey, Defendant.
To Mary G. Shewey, ubovo named
defendant:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby commanded to
appear and answer tho complaint
filed against you in the above Court
and cause on or before the Mil dav
of May, 1920, that beins the last
day of publication of summons lure
In and if you tail so to appear and
answer herein, plaintiff will apply
to the above entitled Court for tpe
relief prayed for in Plaintiff's cm
plaint, to-wit: for the decree dis
solving the bonds cf matrimony i,o,v
and heretofore exiting lirtween
plaintiff and defendant herein.
This summons is serv;-d- upon you
by virtue of an order made upon
you by the Honorable James A.
Eakin, Judce of the above en'.itled
Court on the ISth day of March,
1920, which order prescribes that
the summons In this suit shall be
served upon you by public..! ion
thereof onee a week for six (6) m
secutive weeks in tie St. Helens
'list, a newspaper of jrencral cir
culation v.-ithin t!m County of Col
umbia. State of Oivr.-oii, t!;;.t the
f;r.-t indication thr-i-..'.J( 1, bad on
Head tho second time March loth,
1120.
Road tho third
March 22, 1020.
Attest:
E. E. QUICK,
Recorder.
tlmo and passed
M.
SAXON,
.Mayor.
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Turkey pleads for mercy.. niA 1 tt.o i-.'.'S, .:V ',, .'' "u
the Turkish butchers hear the pleas ; the 7th day'ot Ma'v," 1920
of the tortured Armenians? If the1 f'EO ESTES &
Turks and those Germans who air-! v jj K CFFM N
ecred them were human beings, they ! Atornevs-at-'m-v, 302 LumVer
could yet hear the pleas of the Ar-! nwns Bui'MIns, njwv 10S0
menians. They do not deserve mv rv.ta r r,.. ,
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trusts ! 26, 1920.
Date of last publication. May 7,
1920.
consideration and tho Mist
that the allies will turn a deaf ear to
their pleas.
Ready For Spring
It will pay you to visit our store and see the New
Lines. They are all standard goods at less then
standard prices. This is your opportunity to buy
your Spring supply for less.
M. RICEN OPEN EVENINGS
ORDINANCE NO. 247
An Ordinance empowering the City
of St. Helens, Oregon to sell and
convey to Columbia County, Ore
gon a portion of the Strand In said
City, and to executo a deed there
for. THK CITY OF ST. HELENS DOES
nUn.UN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That the common coun
cil of the City of St. Helens be, and ;
tho s:.ino hereby is empowered to'
!;'ll und convey to the County of
Columbia, Stato of Oregon, nil of the!
fallowing described premises In Col-j
utubla County, Oregon, to-wit:
lirlnnlns rt r. point that Is !
N. ::.. dcrtes 03' E. 30.00
fwt from tho :outh?nat corner i
of lot 14. ISiock 11, City of St.
Helens, Coluuiblp County, Ore
gon, said po:nt being on (lie
easterly prolongation of the line
between lots 14 and 15 in said !
block 11; t!iene., from said j
point of beginning, following I
Cio prolong '.Hon of the line be- I
tueen sild lots 14 and 15 N.
73 decrees 03' !I. 92.00 feet !
ti a point, near the foot of rock i
bluff; llietir.) nloi g the foot of
slid rock bluff N. 4 2 degrees I
IS' V. 03.07 f t to ii point j
on the easterly prolongation of
the line between. lot it nnl Ll, !
said block 11; f iance over the I
sua easterly prolongation of the
lino between sail lots 13 and
14, 8. 73 degrees 03' W 65.00
feet to a point that it N. 73
degrees 03' E. 30.00 feet from
tho northeast con. or of said lot
i; inence a. 1G degrees 57' E.
57.00 feet to the place of begln-
! n Ing.
' for the sum of ono dollar and other
, mami! considerations.
S'ction 2. That f convovanrn bo
"cuted to Bald County by the Mayor
el Recorder whirr shell nrnvl,l,i
'icMrst any aiienntlt a by said Coun-1
V; it being under tood that such1
Pi-opr.rty Is to be held and used for!
Courthouse purposes. I
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Fulfilling Every Banking
Need Possible
T .HE Columbia County Bank is sufficiently large
in capacity and progressive in service to com
pletely care for the banking requirements of its cus
.tomers, whether they be large or small.
Personal service is another element of this bank
which insures satisfaction. It means that an interest
is taken in your affairs by the directors and officers
of the institution.
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Approved March 22, 1920.
M. SAXON,
Attest: Muyor,
E. E. QUICK,
Recorder.
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ST HELENS
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Place Your Order Now
For Your
Hot Cross
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Good Friday
Friday, April 2nd, 1920
ST. HELENS BAKERY
J. E. RAMSEY, Proprietor
Willard Battery
Service Station
ANNOUNCEHENT
A NNOUNCING the establishment of an authorized
A WILLARD Sales and Service Station in St
Helens by the Copeland Auto Company.
We are now prepared to give the public efficient
battery service, and cordially invite any and all to call
and inspect our plant end equipment.
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At Our Willard Battery Service Station
Overhauling and re
building of Storage Bat
teries of all kinds.
Full Stock Service Bat
teries and New Batter
ies for all automobiles.
Batteries will be in
spected and tested free
of charge.
Only Up-to-date Battery Shop in County
Car Owners invited to
call and inspect shop at
any time.
Reasonable Charges
Work Guaranteed
The Willard Batteries and the Willard Service are the most widely advertised and
consequently the best known of all Batteries. Both have stood 'the test of time,
which after all, is the only true test of any product. Such is our faith in the Wil
lard Service that we guarantee every battery and every piece of repair work done.
There is no denying the necessity of competent examination and competent work
when it comes to battery work. It is one, if not the most vital part of your auto
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little details others might overlook receive our most considerate attention-a rea
son why our Willard Service is above the average in quality, and the charges are
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We will welcome the opportunity to demonstrate to you just how the Willard
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u will be as enthusastic over it as are thousands of Willard patrons over the United
States. Again let us impress the fact upon your mind that wc cheerfully inspect
or test your battery free of charge.
Vulcanizing and Re
treading of Tires.
Free Air in Front of
our Garage.
COPELAND AUTO
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Nt to M.onic Bldg., on Columbi Street
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