PACE FOUR
OVER THE COUNTY
SCAPPOOSE
GOBLE
Harley Currie and mother motored
to St. Helens Saturday on a business
tr'jack Marvee and family are back
cn their ranch in Heaver Homes.
J G. Currio is boss pipe-fitter at
the Prescott mill.
Tho Uerlnch family havo r. new
Kurd.
Arch Duncan left Tuesday for Ku
geno to enter the gargo business
there.
j ,,t. McKay moved into their
I. t,nrnvlnr nn.1 started to work m'w building this wreK
auain Monday
The home of Mr. and Mrs. It. IX
Fowler was completely destroyed by
fire on Tuesday morning. Ylrtuull)
everything burned. The sympathy
of the community goes out to them
in their loss, as Mr. und Mrs. Fowlei
are neither one very well at present.
Mrs. C. M. Sitlith and son Ernest
Mrs. E. Zimmerman has been nrs- : have mnd'0 sovenll trips t0 town ,,is
Ins a broken wrist Din is giiuue wcek Bnd report ,he roaia almost
along quite nicely at this date. ; impassable In some places.
" i Attorney Ueorge A. liore, who is
BACHELOR FLAT making the raco for prosecuting at
. torney of this county on the repub-
The Internat'.onal church drive is Main ticket, has tendered his resig
on The quota for this district Is nation as commander of the local
$100. Mrs. Lillian WHO lias wei , post OI uie aiuuriraii itrniun, nnu iib
Velma Lynch Is stl 1 I.; the hospita
but improving uicol.
Mrs. Weaver Is vlsitng her pureulu i ' . ;h() ocu -,u,l.r of t orn
Mr. and Mrs. Urnnt. i ' , ' '
r resl-
CAMPAIGN NOW ON
INTERCHURCH MOVE
The campaign for fu'l ',,r "'e
liiterchurch World Movement Is It.
progress this we. k. next
2d being Hie final day of I he official
C"The'qota for Coliin.bH county U
1T.00 and tho rampaign here Is under
thu direction oi Ji'ini w--
Mrs. Anna Lynch, a firm
di nt, is visltng Mrs. Cuples.
Wilbur Miller mid family of Mini
ton spent Sunday with !iis parents,
The county has been platted Into
...... i. .lutrliM embracing s
school d 'strict
Kuril district hi.s a
CIRCUIT COURT JURY
FOR MAY TERM
The Jury for the M y term nf tin.
circuit court was drawn by County
Clerk Hunt and Hherlff Ijillnro In
the clerks office April list. The
nuim-s of the Jurors follows:
j it. Sullivan. Clutskinle. farmer;
John A. Watson. Hmppooao, farmer;
William lwyr, Itulnlei. farmer;
David 8. Vlnreil. Iloulton, farmer;
t w Tandy. Marshland, farmer;
v'.irtiri V. Zimmerman. Itulnter, farm
er; l H Thompson, St. Helens, car
miter: George W. Waters, ('lata
' . .I. i. ..t -. ll..lt.. llunl.ir flnlilii
iro.n.nunliy director. The plan is io,khui. ""''': " ' V. X : .""V'
Mr. and rs. J. K. Milor. , Vass ail frlendlv citizens who are; farmer; Krunk Hull. Yankton, lurm-
n..vid Wilson, uss stunt cns'.iier of u" v" f iv church and who er; Karl l.udwls. Ya-ikton. farmer;
cur bank, hr.s 'returned from New ?, lt , "y church. Merles t o. k ClulHkanl., laborer;
Ywk where ho went a inonlli ago to ,,ro IT H. " .''7--l11' J JBH""' ' ""r ' "'' ,wrl"cr:
be married. Con? ratul uier.s and 1,0 ""'om'1 """" ' An.os Krl.k n. CluUkaiile. farmer;
IMMir llllyra V,
i.,i... i . .' '"ninr: . j
" ""' r island. f,,
lrun.an.(lble. f.rfcfe'l
own, laiiKton, farms.,
SCAPPOOsTh
FIRST ELF.f
Today U election day tl
The municipal or,,'". VJ
i.ffi-ira of tho :.,:
town will be il.,,wa. 'arN
inn culminates
appointed chairman will appoint hei j likewise resigned as a member of the
committee and pet busy very soon. suite executive board. This move on
Miss Elizabeth Hyskell of Warren the part of Mr. Oore was made neces-w-'s
a guest of Miss Esther Hollings-, sary from the fact that it is In direct
worth Saturday. I violation cf the principles and con-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berdahl had ; stitution of the American Legirn
. .. i -. A IIm At1 t fn. unt .iia.i,!,.. tn liftd ittita in fliu
IIS llieir guesis an. ami ii "j ... w ...... w...v ........ . ... snili wlnwx lirotlirr
v. ... ..,iiv e.m.luv l.Mrlnn nnd nt the sam tinin seek or!P,l," IO " "' Whose oroin. r
. 1. . T . I. am 1 l.n.l n.,Klln nttXna llAnAa (hn m. . 1 f II I It 8
daughter Bessie motored to Portland nation.
best wishes. We underutaiid this t-J
bo a war romance. '
Tiu (iarrison, Wli ts -i id r'reer.ian
families were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Kilwurth Suiuliy. '
Quite a firco at work on tho Vlk-(
stron: gar::ge aiiu it ts going hp
rai'tdl. I
It. F. Xivlock bol.gl.t tho Charles :
Lum'jerson reslden.'o this week and
will occupy r bout tho 1st of Juno.
Tho community eiteud their sym-
Kr'.day.
was killed at hiigone las
Charles Shultz was firebar.
Working in conjunction with Sec
retary Storla are -.he foil, wing com
munity directors: Kev. A. It. Spearow
Sr. Helens, Itev. Howe, Italnler. Ilev.
8. 0. Johnson. Clatskanle. It. V
Mhlock. Sciippoose, Iter llnrtsell.
Yemenis; Italph Tarliell, Warren.
Couimunliy directors of the several
school districts are as follows:
Mrs. M. J. Mills. Peer Island. 3;
iTrucv Tardier, Itainl-r. 4; Mrs. J
i II. italics, tlohle. : Mrs. James
I Armstrong. Marshland, 10; W. P.
Macl , Columb.a City. 11 ; i. i
Wllburn. talnler. 12: Mrs. I ns.
1. I , n.t ,- .... i . ,i . i ItUWIM
Tnesdav and sncnt the day shopping. F. A. George is a business visitor "f. . . " ,VKl,y.,JT,,M . " . ' Holsvert. Clatskani
.. " I ,irl,inrl i rv.. ,..ii ,..a., Rlll'.'il u.v iill e. iiosio.i i uie locomoi-i . ,
.UTS. MOIiaUtl mm i,( iuc rfti.ii uiciiurLiia iu.iuj .
Lois visited at the John Masten home ! v. J. Fullerton was up Portland
l:i Iloulton Sunday. I way Thursday on a business trip.
Mrs. Harry Sherman was a guest of j a. L. Morris was transacting bust
lers. Guy Lilltch last week. ness in Portland last Thursday.
Mrs. Wra. Sodderberg spent a week j
'n Portland visiting relatives and DEER ISLAND
f . lends.
Mrs. Masten was a guest of Mrs.
Porter Loomis of Warren lrst Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Skuzle accom
panied by a number of relatives from
S Helens motored to Clatskanio
Columbia county Pomona grange.
Deer Island, May 1st, beginning at
10:30 a. m., will be held in Artisan
hall. Al grangers are urged to come.
A lecture will be given in tho after
noon by one of O. A. C staff to whicn
'r day and enjoyed a picnic dinner. j,he pubIic , nv'itecl
MlfS Bene r. oniogue v.s.ieu. chestcr McConnell came horn-fr'.-nds
In West St. Helens ednes- f Portland Saturday where he
CX
ive boiler. He visited his brother
often t.nd was well known here.
Wln.n til. Bi.f.ittifl nntill!il flri.rron
Jersey Jubilee is held next week, ,
May 4. 5, and. 6th. They will start
the celebratltu by vlsttn? first the
famous Sunny Hank farm owned by
Harry West and managed tho lust
two years by U. G. Smith. Sunny
Hank ranih is tho homo of one ot
the finest herds In the state. The
guests will leave Portland ut 2 p. m.
arriving ut the farm 3 15 und re
turning in time for the banquet at
the Portland hotel 6.30 p. in.
( . II. Woods, uuinier, lariiii'r, r ru
t'lilman. Beappooso. farmer; W, l
Colvlii, Murshland, farmer; Grunt ('.
Kobe), lloultou. farmer; Krunk
lllshop, Gnhle. merchant; Charles
Morr s. Iloulton. fHrmor; John llry
int. May gei, farmer; A. II. Tarbell.
Warren, farmer; Ad. Iph llranl,
Italnler, farmer; Meco Woodage, HI.
Helens, sawmill -nun ; Clrtrles J
WhII'h. Yankton, farmer; Frank
Hrown. Yanktoe, farmer;
"'lenirs Goble. f irm
DlAr.K.11
' Ireanurcr, V
UldoriiiHK i 1
nut t
""Ill,
official ballot, .r. V. M.n
nuiyor. J. u. w...."
C K. C.thwrt: fo,"'
nui ii n ; tor
W iml t.ir ,
'Iiuu U'lfc. ' W,
niiiliufill, At.
Pr'ce.
i no voters win beciuj
.elm on. mayor, on. Z Z
ii.ri.nnii, nun irersunr ui
dermen It Is underitcodl
very llttlo or.smo,;
I. named and U ,,
ceoea mat all tluM .hJ
appear on the bt.t will T JJ
.... . -irrilt.ilu,V
form a at rone omn JV
armer; O. J.I the young municipal, 7 L1
or; Albert Ad- early .(ages of It, ' urS
15; Mrs. It. N
l.orelace. Italnler. 1: Mrs. loiu
Watts, lioble, 20; Chirenco I.eep.
Chupinan. 21; Mrs. Nettle 11 Peter-
Mist, 22; .Mrs. Ilerlmi rlunrer,
Muvger, 23; Harvey Hrown. yuliiry.
25; Mrs. J. S. Stint ti. t'l.ilsk-tile, SO;
! Mrs T. in (irsitt. Sciippoose. 2S; Guy
iTarbell. Yankton, 30; Mrs. Gladys
iCurteinan, Itnlnier. 32; Mrs Clay
liore. Peer Island, 34; Johu Dowd,
Yankton, 36; M r Amy Snyder,
liolile, 36, Fritz Anliker, Gohlo. 37;
W. I.. Hrown, Apiary, 3; Mrs. I. h.
I.ufkln, Iloulton. 39; M. K. Kri.kson.
... Firwood. 40; J. I'. JolinstJii. Hlrk-
'VII ....j , , ... ... . , ... ,
the Important herds between Port-
da".
Mrs. Harry Sherman was called to
Poith.nd by the severe illness of her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burkhead and
f: niily were guests of Chas. Loveli
of Yankton Sunday.
Mr. Jacobsen accompanied by Miss
Cessle went to Goble last Saturday
nud brought home several stands of
bees.
We are all very glad to hear that
Alice Sherwood who is very 111 is
si ghtly Improving.
has been attending an automobile
repair school for the last six month.
Clyde Hanson, engineer for the
Deer Island Logging company, was
etifcld, 12; Mrs. Gu Larktns, Tren
iw.i... j 't u I f 11. ,,., 11, ..
Mr. Tertek returned from the St. ' ; "" ",vlP r,l-,'u4uV K
Everybody's Gardening IV
1920 promises to te the greatest gardening yw J
known. It is realized that the only way to beat thf Ii
of L, is by individual production. Your garden oKens
most practical way 10 accomplish thia.
Our Garden Tools
will help you to put your ground in better conditkn
a big production.
painfully injured last Sunday while i of bIood poisoning caused by running I T'ml"""' "i A..l)uruall.
VERNONIA
Wcrk on Charles White's new
butcher shop Is progressing rapidly.
W. F. Hattan returned from a short
vis.t to Portland Saturday.
tiarley Van is the proud owner of
r. naw Ford car.
l.oo Rodgers, who was taken to a
II lisboro hospital a week ago, is re
ported to be a little better.
Over $100 was taken In at the
bucket Boclal last Saturday night,
d ,v;n at the Mist school.
T ho W. Ws. aro Intending to crown
a May queen at the basket social next
b. lurday night. May 1.
ihe Y. P. A. of Vernonia have
f'nished their contes', and the Blues
Hero defeated. Miss Ellen Enstrom.
caj.iain of the blues, is planning an
c. ..'l orate banquet and program to
le rendered next Friday evening.
1). F. Lane and Wm. Brown have
moved into tho new pool hall, and
Messrs. Duncan, Orwig and Ward
working cn his engine. The tendons
of the left knee were badly wrenched
with perhaps other complications,
the fingers of one hand several days
ago and two of them are giving him
serious trouble.
Jim Andreas is critically ill at the
home of his brother. Mr. Andres
has been ailing for many months but
took suddenly worse last Thursday
and no hope is held of his recovery.
Dr. Cliff was called from Portland
and all that is possible is being done.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Mills who
were seriously ill are both reported
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Portland
were guests at the Albert Adams
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams were In
Portland last week on business and
pleasure.
Grandpa 'Wise who has been a
guest at tho F.
i a splinter In his leg while working
at the mill In Llnnton.
YOUNG ATTORNEY
UP FOR DELEGATE!
! CATHOLIC BOY SCOUTS
i
(By Carl J Tucke. )
The Catholic Iky Scouts held their
weekly meeting lust Tuesday. 13
The M'st takes pie 'suro I:; present- i wore present out of 27 of which 8 are
ing this week the candidacy of Walter, from Italnler and Deer lsl.uui.
L. Tooze, Jr., ot Mc.Minnvtlo as a Many different kinds of business
dclule to the republican national wero discussed. Official uuliorma
.onventlon nt Chltitv. i were ordered, patrols wero organ. zed
Mr. Toozo has adopted for his with the following pstrol leaders,
slogi n : 'Hepublica.i victory supreme jeo. Kosasco, Thus. Kotel, Curl
iaCor.nl importance; for president Tucker, Harney Kosasco.
our choice my choice." Ho has! The hlko In tho near futur. was
been an active party workrr ir. this considered. A trip to tho Nohuli-m
ntr.to for eight ycais on the repub
lican sti-.te central comnilttoo.
Briefly, this is Mis life hiKtory
He was born in B itteville, Marlon
"ounty, Oregon. Feb. 24, 1887: grad
uated from Bishop Soott Mllltarv
Academy in Portlr.t d In 1904. and
H. Adams home re-l'i-nm th I'ntversity nf Michigan law
vi lley or to Oak creek In Washington
will bo taken. Then the old bugle'
will blow und eviry body will know;
It's time to get up for breakfast In'
tho morn in ir 1
Our Garden Seeds
will help you grow more and better vegetable! ihorf
before.
If you are in the market for
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE or ALUMINUMWAI
it will pay you to look over our showing.
Larsen & Co., Grocers
Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Sauft
Telephone No. 27 Free Deliwj
turned to Portland Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bush are down from
St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parcher and
little son of Clatskanie visited with
Mrs. Freeman Monday.
Harie Beaver was operated on at
Good Samaritan hospital Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock for appendi
citis. Members of tho Womin's Club met
at the home of Mrs. Homer Stewart
department at Ann Harbor In 1908
tu.ve installed a butcher shop in tho! last Wednesday raid snem tho h,.v
eld pool hall. i making and mending little garments
1 : for that most busy little mother.
WARREN i Mrs- Stewart served them with a fine
. i dinner but insisted they really earned
Mr. Mattson who bought the Von!u- We were also Invited to repeat
Cray place last fall and spent the our vlslt which we surely Intnd to do.
w .ier in Alaska has returned and) The correspondence for last week"s
w,.l tarm his newly acquired ranch. ' Pper was mailed Wednesday after
l:c has moved on tho place. I noon before six o'clock but was not
Morris Bros, have sold the church received by the Mist until Saturday.
and the ground it stands on to the! Moral: Don't put your trust In a
bwtdish Baptists. The new congre-1 "mr.il."
U.ititn are planning a goodly number !
l. repairs and expect to occupy the
t.iurch in the very near future.
et'te S. White of Yankton has
Lcutht the Dolan place and will be-
- improvements on the land at
OUl
L. H. Bevins of Portland Is vlaiu
ing with his Bister, Mrs. English.
He has been quite ill from the effects
cf the flu, but is much improved.
Mrs. Allen Noyes, Is down for the
Porter Loomis has bought a tract !!umm?r' 'lth her Parents, Mr. ami
ct lund fro C. O. Uahlgren and will
Liu the erection next week of
faitie building. They will deal In
t.gars, ice cream and other summer
u 1 cacies. The building will be the
ti.at on the new highway at Warren.
Mi-, and Mrs. Clint Miller of Port-
1t, 0....J.. J O..-A... .,.t !
m : i " "7: u u ouuua w"n i surface as soon as It settles.
Mrs. A. E. Butterfield
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bloyd returned
to camp last week after a two weeks
honeymoon.
A few more nice days and the work
on the Tide crek fill will be com
pleted ana win be ready for the hard
Miss ella Benduro is at Portland
undergoing a slight operation
. nier F. M., and she were to spend
Lome time In California and were
abcut ready to go when Miss Zella
tcok ill. .
The ladies of the Swedish Baptist
cl.urch met at the residence of Kev.
E. B. Jorkquist on Wednesday and
organized a missionary society. A
goodly number were present.
TRENHOLM
Yes, the time for sassafrass tea.
nr hisses and sulphur are here.
tv.iryone is improving the good
v.-r-ither and trying to finish seeding
cn'. plant garden.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tatro i-pent
Saturday in the county seat.
Clifford Fowler celebrated his
Thirteenth birthday last Sunday at
t;-o .Aiwler homa here. A bounteous
dinner was served at noon.
Gus Wittenbell ha been doing
somo fencing.
Wanted. A good doctor to locate
in Trenholm.
The school board held a meeting
naiuraay evening, the Z4th and
elected Mrs. Orpha Norton as teacher
for next term.
We would like for the county
rnurt and roadmaster to come out to
rur city a few times a week to see
ir our roads need fixing or ask Mr.
Larabee, our faithful mall carrier
who travels them every day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jf. E. Smith of Milton
creek spent Sunday here.
F. F. Tatro has been real busy the
last week plowing several of the
gardens in the neighborhood.
C. E. Tatro ha. been on the lick
ine Misses Mary and Margaret
TnHri rAtlirnnri tn ... 1 .. .1 !.... .
1 after visiting with their grandmother
me past three mohthB.
Mike Kaufmr.n In driving down
from Portland last week In his new
Auburn, skidded, running Into a tele
phone pole, damaging his car badly.
Mrs. Thos. Connell, Mrs. Blanchard
and son Thomas wero visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Connell the las;
weok.
Mrs. L. J. Jaspers and children
have moved to Banks, Oregon, for
tho summer. Mr. Jasper Is working
there for the Murphy Lumber Co.
Mrs. Albert Adams was home for
a few days last week and reporn
that she la much improved In health
Have you noticed the rapid growtu
ot the Mist Want Ad column.
Mr. Tooze practiced law In Dallas
Polk county, from 1908 to April,
1917, when he heed id the call of his
country to arms anil entered the of
t'cers' tr. Inlng split ol at San Fran
cisco. In Auiriiflt 1917 ho was
commiss'enod a cat tain of infantry
and wns nsslgnod to tho 91st division
at Cnmp Lewis, wi n wh'ch he re-i
t
I v- ra f I
C$F- it
S s .
U alter L. Tooze, Jr. T
Service
UUv
' It.
mtined for a year. In July. 1919,
he received his discharge at Camp
Grant, Illinois.
The Bubjoct of our skotch Is a
law partner of Sep"tor W. T Vie'-i
at McMlnnville. Ho has been city
attorney at Dallas arid tans
and has been an active worker In
till state campaigns since the close
of his school days. Ho desires to gc
o the national convontion and will
appreciate your support.
VIItO'H 2.I)-H M) KTOItK
(mkIm ItuuKlit, Hold and K.v-
rhanged, liousekeeiiinit rtwims i
't KurniHiied and Unfurnished 1
lioonm. k.
Iloulton .... Oregon 4
tt i,i,irlliil,H
NOTICE
Having traded my old car for a new Seven Passen
ger, I am now prepared to take day or night parties
sight seeing, on business trips, to dances or any old'
place. I have also secured the services of a good barber
and am now prepared to attend to your wants in that
line. Am still selling Speedless and Castoline. I re
spectfully solicit your patronage in the Barber Shop
and with the car. Respectfully,
E. L. MORLEY
Houlton, Oregon.
Leads in Quality and Service
What yo-.i get for yovr money is the important thing. What you get d
he economy question for you-not what ycu pay. It will ever be the aim of this
M-rve , customers wuh the best-best service, best in quality and at the
. dlways ce Qur r,casilre tQ wrve men8 furnishmf ff
with everything that the words imply.
ih. .ST6 SCC 7 Sty,CS for sPrin- Comc. looking tor what you will .
the money you can afford to pay.
Leading Store in Men's Furnishing
SHOES
Difficulty in providing comfcrt in foot
wear without detracting from style h
been overcome in our new Spring and Sum
mer footwear.
Drop in and let us show you some of
ihe latent lasts.
Silk Shirts
Broadcloth silks, Crepe de Chines, and
Jerseys, as well as cotton grades and all
find a shirt to fit the price you want to pay.
"ell made and serviceable. You can always
E. M.
HELON
Successor to
FRED MORGUS
Phone 158-W
lUt the past tea dayi but at present 1