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t ; . Vj-he gT HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1920. PAGE TEN i It: 1 H ! I I' . !:' f.v 'i; . ' ; ' Hi ;v ' I-'1 '' '!'! - .?: '. County court opened Wednesday MIST MISTINGS i i... .ni-a nit rntfriii ctit mn iwuiiw Tim iwt nf IWthuul ilre:len lius '";. , ..,....., v..i Ho Ih H'lil III very 11111 em win mid the commissioner nuve neen f0tl ,,,,,,, ,8 WPrk ,,i the mouth of "V " rrt.111...,,.i , not inly In n'" "" "'' -i.. i,... .i-ini, ronhiliiis and roud vi.' i i m-...i.,.,.i n.v...l of the county, lie re ui.h u "" ..i,.,i n,.. nn...lv. T in Itulnler ; . 7.B . . .... . 7 .. IT'-.. . dav oVfllhiK hflrr ur cxt.'ii.l.'.l rip -.',,,,, ... 11 , husy since neariiiK couia. .n Xlj;st.r m.,.k ,, we.lncs.iuy inovcii ,. ,.xt,.i,..,l trip u It tl,.lt.n .. n nttnflWIV Plf Pni"- .tJtt .(! illliiil III filling till .likn i In . II. 11UIIIB, nil . w - nil, ..., 4i. wn.v ... n est drove, was transacting b'gal bust-; rccvntly completed. I Ilia l pper Nulialeii!. e ' " 1st e . fcaru c()u conn I y . iness with I lie court House omcials MrH M Morgan, who Is employed , " ,,".., i10 -unl v. Tlie roails will heneflt Ihri.ugn in., .pp...... . i.e... i-erKius syem. .-m.uU.., ... ; Satunluy. ! ,,e Cluli cigar slcre. li'ft Mon.lav . .,.:... .,..rtH r m, ,, tltut ho had I J'I'IK lam ' i o ii....mv!titiier. ranillilate lor . I.. ................. I.. .. I.. I...' r.m th:lf hi.r mother wus lyinn Hcrlously 111 ill lier .liC'ino In Sacraineiilo, California, 'ind not expected to live. J. V. Kurcham. Insuraneo ndjusli'i Oecrpe Portland. Miss Lois Clear spent the week-end ,,.,tv commifsioiuT. was a husiness in Portland. . visitor in the city Sundi.y, koIhk from Wanted liming rcom sirl at St hero to Portland. Helens liotal. Mrs. Victoria Terry who has heen Morsan was a visitor in Tort- 4 he puest of her daughter. .Mrs A. r . I ()f p,,,,!,,,,, WH11 St. Helens Krl- . i . l.,rt r.iH linn liiiimi tit lf'iltiiiir . . . . 11 .. itaimn, iru wi .-. limy r.dJustiiiK I no loss susi.uneu i.y Sunday morning. I S. C. Morton w hen his car wen taken Mrs. Sherman Tulles entertained ! ut and handed up hy uulo thieves with two tables cf cards Friday after-, a couple of weeks up,o. iiorn at her charming country homo A K Austin was In our city rti Hie rortland roan land Thursday. Mrs. Orln Shepard is spendiiiR the week in rortland. . Harold HrouRhton was in Portland on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Sutherland motored to Portland Saturday. Mr. end Mrs. James Hunt spent the day in Portland last Sund-.iy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake soon! the week-end visitng in Portland. S. M. Miles was among St. Helens Lusiness visitors in Portland Tuesday. J. H. Wellington and family arj . Mrs. A. K. Harnett entertained twenty ladies at her homo Saturday alieriuou in honor of her mother, Mrs. Victoria Perry. 1. 0. Wickslrom, one of the sub stantial citizens cf the Scappoose Mrs. Frank Miles, who itns been to p;irk his cur miia.v limes and lakej to "Shaiik's ponies." ! C. K HUkinaii. Carl Whlt'liore ind Mr. Tlakhaiu. all officials of tin Pacific Telephone company, were in it. Helens Ihe rirst of the week ar ri nging for some Improvements In h local teleplioiiu sjsieni. Hi' noles now in the wilks clong Co lumbia street will Im removed an reset in the parking and a 4l)tl-ir cable will he laid In n conduit to tl t oiniiaiiv's new office In the '. spending a few days at Seaside this the guest of Mr. nnd Mis Shrp" week. Mrs. C. H. Englisn of Heer Island was a visitor i.i St. Mciens me urs-. busy since hearing complaints and Butler. Mrs. J. W. Day went to Portland Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. H. E. Abry. Mrs. Eugene Blakesley and Miss Pora Shaffer were Portland shoppers last Friday. Deputy Sheriff Puller was down to Rainier on official business last Saturday. Manager East of th-i Liberty w.vi a business visitor In the metropolis Thursday. . Mrs. J. B. Kuchholz o! Centralis. Wash., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thr.mas Roy. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton and fam ily motored to. Portland for the day on Saturday. Arthur Fay spent a few days here this week visiting with his cousin. Miss Bessie J. Fay. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Muckle have moved out to their Bachelor Flat ranch for the summer. A party of 14 motored down from Portland and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler on Sunday. Miles the last week, returned to 1ier home in Portland Suudav. I Mr. and Mrs. Pale Perry and Mr. anil Mrs. H. Buck returned Monday i from Ocean Park. Washington, where: ihey spent a week .figging clams. The ster.nier Stout, a vessel built ft I a day Wednesday giving his SI. Del ens business tho ceo over, leaving again in the evening, lie coiu-luilcil i,.,..!, hirMlng. A crew that Manager Jones was doing all J m kmen arrived here Thursday i O. K. and niudo his visit short. .K work. Tho picnic at Deer Island, which1 Miss Helen Uirsou ir.d Mis (ho Deer Island correspondent has Certrudo Philip entertained th ... ... . . . .... ...... !,... LI. 1...... ..I..1. ..t .. M-.V IIHV IIHTIl section, was transacting business in I lor Slay un. is to iei me mm. i n imiii...... i... i . - St. Helens Wednesday. date has been changed s'nee the ai Saturday evening ill the honio '. lorrer.pomient sent ni ner notes nun i ins i.arxi a m um ............ ..... she requests this corroctlon. ' tielghborhiiod, the members inaklui Mrs. Lllelich and Mrs. Strickland J" Sl' ""'"?H ,!'' 'i'. IZ nf Wisconsin and Mrs. Trennoy of V" evening was pent In g. e- and Montana arrived ti e latter part of I; st week for a visit with their s'ster ?.:rs. Martin White. Mrs. Trennoy left M .nday for Quincy to visit with her bn-llior. J. W. Allen, coun'y school superin- i at St. Helens. !s at tho docks t Ills ! tenueiu, uepiineu Monday iiiorninK wovk loading lumber tro.n tho mills j on a jaunt that took him over a here. She Bails Fridav for the soiuii.j hirge scope of Columbia county. He , I went as far down r.s Clatskanio hih. Mr. and Mrs. Fred LnubsL-her of , 1P,uriUM ,v way of Mist and Ver I.ewlstown. Idaho, and Miss Altlin mnin, vldltiiiB mi-UocIh In tho Uintrlota King of Husan, Wash., are guesls ' nong the wav. , , this week of Mrs. Ed. Wilson of Col-' .11. .UIIIOU i uisiiiib Ul Cllriic mis In the city Sunday putting n few props under li Is polplcal fences. Mr. Pnrs'ins is a candidate for the office of secretary of sta.e on the repub lics' n ticket nnd tun sanguine hopes cf landing the plum as the regular nominee on the November ballot. Fred A. Uasrh, engineer for the '.We Service CoDinrssInn of Ore gon, arrived In tho city Thursday to make an advance investigation into the matter of discontinuance of heat o St. Helens people by tho St, Helens r. iw - .. ti.. ...ill .... St Helens iU1I1I,t-r luinpuii?. mo moe nut uc I heard by the commission iuay at 10 nf.rni It'poH (I I'linhtol plinlrm.m The St. Helens hislijehool the 'commission, will conduct the scheduled for FrlJn, May I Ith. Tho'liearlng umbia City. V. S. DeSpaln. who has beo visit-1 lug with his family in this city, re turned Sunday night to Crook county! where he is superintendent on some state road work. 1 Mrs. R. Constantlne was in Heaver-, ton. In Washington county, the first of the week visiting witli her daugh ter. Miss Zenlta, who is attending school there. Editor Veatch of the Rainier Re view was one of the delegation who attended the -banquat and get-to- tethpr meeting held in Friday night. Dlav is entitled "Facing the Mus'c' Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Hoskios motored , cnj fhe students are working hard The Mist will take it as a special to Hillsboro Sunday and spent the t0 make It a success. favor if yon know an Item of news day with Mrs. Rachel Hoskins. ('hns Hall H Kratz and Dr M 0 ,ner about yourself or the othpr Mrs. 3. L. Butler was r, visitor V. Markham' represented the Clat's- fellow, to hand it i l at the office cr In Portland Monday and Tuesday at-: kane commercial organization at the 1,old UD th MUt nnn and le" 1,111 tendins the funeral of Mrs. Abrv. rt mntv i.nmmrinl rlnh acoui it. i nero :s i new man on tne limeeting cf county commercial clubs Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ro;?fu- left j held in this city Friday night. Wednesday for a visit In California.! chrs Math'.eson has so far carried George Broughton of Portland was ; t"e laurels of navlng turned in .ere for several days this week as the : tne largest salmon of th's week s Suest of his son, Harold Broughton. i tatch. It was a Royal Chinook and I tippUU OUaiCB UL VO IIUUIIUO. Work on the street paving is rap- Mrs. H. F. Richardson left Thurs day afternoon for a few days visit with her Bister at Stevenson, Wash, j Miss Wilma Tcbey, who spent a . week with Mrs. Harold Beaver, re-1 turned to her home In Portland Mon day. Thera will b 1100,000 worth ot livestock exhibited at Yankton, Sat urday, May 8th. This show is frea Hverybcdy invited. 19-8U Eyes that need Classes tie- idly progressing on the street leading up the hill and when completed will be an excellent piece ot work and a j great Improvement to that street, j J. C. Haxton and wife of Warren are leaving that section to make their 1 erne either In St. Helens or Port land. Mrs. Haxton has been teach'ng ,n the Whrren school for the past two years. The Itoultcn Bchool play which was news end of the ob nnd being a stranger ha is boind to overlook many Items and p trsonnls until he 1 eromes thoroughl," acquainted. Do th s and you will have his everlasting thanks, besides holplng to keep up the reputation tho Mist has of being the newsy little paper In Oregon. The "Come and Go" man cf the Oregonlan hns this little skit regard ing one of St. Helens' well known citizens: "Shermrn M. Miles, who has nn attractive farm about three miles this side ot St. Helens, and who is In thi banking buslnuss in the town, arrived at the Benson yesterday with Editor Morton. Mr. Miles is known to a large number of Portlanders. because when the income tax firs'. iJ$. Serve tho beat. That' why : to have heen put on la the city hall reached out and began sapping in Dr Thrmrjnn' ff lump a make tonltrht hnn heen nnatnoncd on ac- n.. mn ...., ii.... good. CotiKuit him about your eyes! count ot Illness. Announcement of that branch of the office of coliOcior next visit, Tuesday, May 11, Orcadia I the date to which it is postponed will cf internal revenue for his father in Hotel, all day. 20-2 be given later. law, Milt A Miles " music. At a late Hour a uaimy mm ket luncheon was served, the favon being diminutive May baskets fllle. Willi apple blossoms nnd bonliuim MIhs Molly Dixon nnd Miss PMie lloacock were special guesls of the occasion. County Agent T. J. Kllppin, Jr accompanied by Mrs. Kllppin and Messrs. Th in Drown and Fred Ilrlggi. of Yankton, left Mi uday mornm. (or tlio Harry West stock farm near ScappooHe, where they Joined th Jersey Jubilee party v.irch Is making i tour of I ho Ihoreuglihred Jemev f: mis In Oregon (his week. After i in iupsei'tlou of tbu thoroughbred! on tho West farm tin. party left loi Portland where a big banquet was I held .Monday evening. Tuesda) j morning the party started on ii tour of the Jersey taruis la tho W II lam ette valley and the Jubilee trip will' rlrm. Thursday evening with nn ; other big feed at Salem. : Mrs. Ida II Calbil rn, prer.ldent ol tho State Federation of Women's clubs, spoke before the f. " Woman's club st the home of Mrs. .'rank Ceorgu Thursd'y afienu on Americanization, thrli't rnd tommiin-. ty service wero the especial pdn on the d'scours:. Mrs. Cnl-'hrri 's it interesting speaker nnd has a de ''ghtful personality. She has been i- k'ng before the Women's clubs of the state including the mlllage tax ssiio in her uddresses. Mrs. Glen Motsker sang two charming sings. Irs. Cnllahnn Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dalo Porry, former students of :. A. C. Transparent Hats A select showing of Mid-Season Millinery featuring the Transparent Hats in Georgette Crepe and Maline. B. J. FAY Millinery Why You Tailor Made Cloth, Should J Your form l ... .ii. - uiiiani u J r..i..u. v.... 1 ""u cannot , U ...o-uuw.. ur r-nuy. made m k you no morn iimn ... ninn picture to lok lk 8t, TAIIilt O'MAI.I.nr, Helens. Mina Taylor Dresses L. CLARK NAMED AS COMMISSIONER The board of county commissioners 'ast week named Jurtgo A. L. Clark ol Ha'nler to succood A. E. Harvey, who recently resigned. Judge Clark Is one of Columbia county's old time residents and his ippointment will meot with universal approval. The Judge was at one tlmn county jurtga of th's county Ho came into the office on a recall, and after serving about a year h went ths way of his predecessor and had to step down and out also on a recall. The Judge is a man of rather strong convictions, however, and wh-tsvsr he did to causa his rocall he probably After searching the market we h--' ru for you Mina Taylor Dresses as the most Perfect Expression of Utility combined with Smartness of Design and Satisfying Service. AUSTIN'S' Ti . -. Big Bill Hart IS "BRANDING BROADWAY" Saturday, May 8th REGULAR MATINEE AR.TCRAFT JfU f PICTUR.ESX BIG BILL HART in New York New' York ci New Mexico, you are sure of one tiling in eveiy HI Mi II AKT I'ictura FIGHTS This tlmo tl.e Jiusky westerner tears right Into Broadway's roughest Watch Him William S. Hart f IK1 Vtnrr'rt Uva1inrf What time ha roams the well-known plalni And makes n living robbing trains. Until soma fen, ale wins his Hart, We say, "Some class!" meaning, 'What art!" And yet we'd have you understand That Bill's not limited to land. We've seen him play a husky sailor Aboard a North Pacific whaler. Oh, lut Mm on the land or sea Hut show the flve-roel film to tne . FIGHTING CRESSY The Sweet-Harte Drama Blanche Sweet Tho Star Wlitfut Known us Griffith's First Star. Fumed for her reservo, polso and suppreMHd emotion. Itlanche Sweet follows success with greater success, "The Un pardonable Sin," "A Woman of Pleasure," Now the epitome In "Fighting Cressy." Brete Harte Itninaiiii-r of the (iolilmi Went Celebrated as the writer who knew the Soul of the West who knew the hearts of its women and could read the minds of those sturdy pioneers who blazed the trail. His prose poems are vivid pictures, red blooded, flaming with passion. of Rugged California mm mm An Extra Special Feature WENDESDAY, MAY 12 ONE DAY ONLY She Was a Fighting Maid of a Fighting Family 6he wan a spirited lass, wild as the Wild rot, with the heart t' a girl-child and how u18 boys dld lovo her! You'll en Joy thin drama of rugged folks Popular Novel Hlory of Ituggml llmrln Host Seller, full of color, life and action ot duys when men "worked hard and played harder lived faMt and died faster" C'h.irmltig, pictures quo drama with gallop, go, Punch and virility, strong In human appeal and full of love pull. An Extra Special Feature "Fighting Cressy" Shoots Straight to the Heart ml - "JCilCttri Formori themselves aP.-- Friday, May 1 "No. 14" The Great Radium MjM UVO-HKH, WI'STFKS UKt Twu-llOi'l Cuiniilf Sundav. May 9 "Vagabond Luckj it . . i .. Him J A Drum t.t I ait Huif High Life Monday, May H 'D.llKIKll- JUT" AND FANMK W'ABO IV-. Cry of thcWeaK Tuesday, May U DCROIHY DAl.v IN- i 4Ouicksand Ha, a husbun.I W -? h.i wife to stick to,hf " ,? circumstance. Un ' '"'r t which she is Justlflsd Thursday, May 1 FRED STONE in "Under the M How would you :Ke,,0llb,,iM' irom a church ef1 ,,L u"( ct your panti. tl tt J ''Wi Stone in thin Artcra" He plays the part of !A0g who fall! in love with , daughter anAib J the io'd'i on In h..wh,.,il u,.ii know itl'V.M IIU Ulll " " M1.U IH' '1 a bunch of tricks that i
