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THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 11. 1920.
THE ST. HELENS MIST
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aud Malinger. Idling Insiv.t.v of the I'uiiikI io.it I'u
citic Uy. Co., . illi whom I was trav
LIST QF TRANSFERS
K-Kir(eJ by Columbia Couuty Ab
tract Co.
Muy 26 Symour Tufts et ux to
V. K. Smith. Lot 2 Hlock 18 Ua'.nler.
$100.00. Laura W. Uuxter ot ux t
i . ... urn i.'ittiiy.i kKhI to nl i'W you
Illi.. KonlMHl Ti.i."tr uml ! moiir; i ul.
to you. It oho III lllll I !"M tin-
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Wo Imvo several excellent ius ii. : .-,mii, I II your hI... rut
:s.-d curs mul If you wiuit n re.u "... J rli)1 ,
u'n in H ror.i rin
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I HERE ARE SOME
i BARGAINS FOR YOU n
rtmiliy.
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as Toar -.u... ....... i. s lv:i l0 Hood Kiver.
Ms Mealks J Our p,inl wn geing down to tlio
' "apple cllv". io h:.ve his eye ghii'nes
Watered as second-class matter. (.h..nK.1( He said. "Five ye-.'.rs ago,
J.mnary lh, 1913. nt tne rostouica L ,.M,i t0 v y ,,. (ls(, Ki1UiSM
II I' Itrln IWt of Inla 9 r. .. 1 Rll.inrlnir I'll r. 11 111 (U IMOdi'l I (Mil. I I ,
I'll 1U . 11... ' I . 11 H.'Ill 1 . .3 1 I .1. ' . ...., ..... v. ....... v. ...... c , . , . ,i .
cling, Kioppr.l his car und picked u.jMlltfti Turk. 200.00. John Sk'wnrt ; it lute model sedan mid ' :,,' .,
linlnf I'll.
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lloullua
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at St. Helens, Oregon, uuder the net
( Mures 3rd, 18711.
(Wtril OKFIl'IAL 1 A PR II
Maniker NnUonnl Editorial Amo
tMo find Oreson State Editorial
Ara1ntton.
OHKt.OX llKJKK'l! ATS ANSWKKKO
President AVilsou wrote a leito.-
to tlio Orescn Democrats nppoaln.s
and now I have to pay $18. Thin
includes n Ko.erni-.ient luxury tai
of ?2. I nlwas thcuslit it was an
affliction to ho half Mind or have,
eye trouble, hut (vlde-lly some ot
our wise congressmen think it is i
luxury, heme tlio $2 luxury tnx."
ot lit to Miltfin frock l.nircfitii? Co. !toiiil Kord trucks. All are In i:oo.l
shape mul will no noli eae .,--
In mul look them over. The ill:'
chines nro rlchl and Hit) pries ii.'f
riiiht.
rnxMiorsH motou o
la The Dalles hotel a well Informed '
W'lj of dr:i tec. lfl, T 6 .. It.
' $100.00. John Stewart et ux tc
Clara L. Clove-lniid, NE Lot 4
Hlock 7 Vernonla, $160 d ). Kdwln
Rosa et ul to Kftio M. L"Mny, .'.ot
2. It. 4, 6, 6. 7, 1 Ipt And lo
Columhla Park. S 1 50 0U. Kfflo M.
Le.Mny et ux to ilaif.ar-.' K Uauin
tree. Lots 2, 3, 4. 'I, 7. iHi-Cit t
1st Add. to Columnla i'ark, ICiOii.OO
May 27 AuKUst Stusua to .lo.ieph
lliilanek, Lund Ir. Joo. i F. .". N. iL.
i 2 W.. $S0.00. H. D. Wllliuni t.- T.
l,u..,..vo v.. flllm t. u J.iiues, i.ui i mil e.iiori ,i-e o:
of nun and of v.urta politics wm Jf'; ? " LUi li rl AU.I lo
the al)sm-tl!it ippio. In the ccur-s.-1 ",",ol, ' , . . ,
of his conversation. li upoko of , . J f s77s: Mfr.rl"f et ,ux
INir the Helief ol" I tlx-i: mul if Pains.
When you Imvo Miriness mul noro
ness of tho niiiselt'S. ut liliK i'' i"
and find II difficult to move w'tlioii'
pain try mnHSHKlnK tlio iiffeeleil pal
Willi (. hiitiil.ei'lain'H Lin.mi'iil. I'
relievo III" pain und nuUe ie.-: an I
sleep possihle.
bin Agricultural Co. to William Kel- I placed upon a form wl.il
An I'ye t lliislni '.t.
In ll cert u III Sunday School on a
Sunday iilteinot u one . f Hie ii .u 'i.m:
and v. - .
the iimik.I
t tii..m tr." minn.1 hv ih.i rwnrJ of , ir ..I.,.,,' u-,,r',ir,,' w i'i.i., lv..,' Howies, Tide land In front of Joseph
the national administration in toe : his 'conve. satd' n. I Judged ' that at "Prr'11 ,n- I" S'V 16.00i?.n.. ! fiicwh.it fant
primaries about to bo hcltl, and yivuiR one time he had been a sironR Wil
forth uiacli
eesslty
honor" 1
voted for
sought to Americanize he league oi
nntions covenant ho brought heme
from Paris. Paris, he would hr.vo slaved
Whereupon the Democrats of Ore- ins
ton, in stubborn defiance oi the w.l this
ful One, and in tho face of nis asser- i u
tiun that such a couisa was one ol el,.n countries. 'Geatlemeii hero is
perfidy and dishonor, proco.. vi to whatAieerica believes to bo rlRht und
ach eloquence about the lie Uim sunnoner and I also Jud;;ed thut lor ''J ux .Tr1ct 23, 'Kri"l"' Drain-! restoratives were npilied.
of preserviiift the "national ! he wasn't verv strong for Woodrow H"9 IMa,r,ct r.nima A. oJne; Suddenly a llitlo Kill Mend up mi
hv rebuking tho dastards who I at the projent time. t.r he naid (ii,!"? !llora. Onrrison. Lets U und 1 2 ! perslr.tently rallel, "Te:u-her! l-i.-Ii
'or tho reservations which substance), "I believe the while 1 F1l'pls Subdivision of Lot 1 of ,.Ty in order to :tl rail the i' 'io
C. S. would be s i'.iarely behinj Presi-1 "-"""r Mu.uu. ! of t;ne of those who were mien.
dent Wiiaoii if afler ho leached " "P"' I'oinn io reier to the unfortunate inv.u n.
ris he would hrvo Slaved fJn:I,""",""l"i i.iuui in ore. i i. i . At lest ti e i.inn ore h ' "
policv as exprmsed be'forc lenvingi il' ,l W" 23(,0 0- (-- O- Oahlgren r.mi the teacher, tuinliiK re'un I, asked
s couiury. 11 should have fata , ?mJ",?;!,d ln Soc' 19' T' 4 " ntunewnal .... .i manuer:
tho assembled commission of lor- N' ,U 1 XV '0,'00' ,,w'". w"'lt ls 11 ?"
At. lest the l.libt ore '" b ' 'i'1
swat the admin is; ration candidate
for the Democratic senatorial nomi
nation, and to renominate Senator
George E. Chamberlaiu, who vot-.U
for. the Lodge reservations, has crit-
wo ii!l siiiiul for fieee principles
without change.' luster d of doing
this, the president i nterot'. into a
game of politics and America came
out nt the little end cf tio horn.
lcized tho gross Inefficiency of the if Wilson had laid down nn unnlter
adminisiration, and lias otherwise aid j rourso and stuck to It, even
made himself persona non grata to
a presidential incumbent who make,
personal fealty to himself a Ust of
party and nationr.l loyalty.
President Wilson, with his ukases
which get nowhere and his orders
nobody obeys, is getting himself
much in the position of King Canute,
who commanded the ocean to back
np and got "sore'' when the tide pro
ceeded to function as usual.
There are still those mindles,
thinkers who proceed cn the theory
that everything Mr. Wilson dors is
Holy Writ, but there is a growing
number even of Democrats inclined
to believe this ought to read, "Whollv
Ilot.",-
The Oregon Democrats have told
Mr. Wilson very plainly that he is
wrong- in the theory that ho ia the
only man in this country' who is en
titled to think or act cn neb ill" of
the American people. No qr. 'stion
of "national honor" is involv;J ii,
the matter cf s:auding by every agree
ment Mr. Wilson made at Paris. The
American people tcld him in Novem
ber. 1918. that he lacked a good deal
of being the whole American govern
ment, and 39 members of the United
States Senate warned him, on March
4th, 1913, that they did not prt.pcse
to stand for the thing he was cooking
up at Paris. That he proceeded in
violution of these definite instruc
tions is no fault of the American
people, and the diplomats who ac
cepted him at his own valuation at
Parts are simply in the position of the
Copenhagen University professors
who feted Dr. Cook as the discoverer
cf the North Pole. Itoth t"se per
formances humiliated the inerlca:;
people, but they did not bind either
the American people or the American
government in any way.
though he had lost out, ho would
have tho respect and confidence of
the cruntry for the perplo would
have said, 'he played the ;nnie square
end lost he put up a game figlu
and did tho bes: he could.' Hut Wil
son didn't carry out his pre-arranged
program and that is oue of the reu
sons for the pretext muddle. He lost
his opportunity to ho the world's
'jreat man."
And this reminds us cf a story
that Mayer Kolpli of San I'rauciscc
told when ho was in St. Helens Ins:
month. lie said a fi-.riner wont tt.
own and had a big roll of money.
He wanted to gamble a little mi'i
-at In Willi soiuti professionals. The
pot was opened end the farmer raised
;he ante. An it went around the
table;, ho continued to raiso until
.he gi.mblcrs had ul! their stakes on
he table, and he was called. One
f the professionals laid down four
aces and sturlcd to rake in the
stakes, but the farmer said, that's
nothing, 1 have Hig Cassino." lui
cho gambler got the slakes because
poker was the game. The maycr
drew a comparison of the 1'eata .Meet
io Paris. Wilson was the Cassino
player and the Powers were the po
tter piayers. rue poker players let
June 1 Columbia Agricultural
to Cbr.rles Isakson et ux, Lot 20
M dland Drnlnngo District, $907. 00. 1
Columbia County Investment Co. to
N. J. Darker et ux, Ktst 15 A Lot
13S Heaver Homes. $675.00. Niels!
Jensen et ux to Annlo Jensen Hovt, :
Land in See. 24 T. 4 N., K. 2 W.. 1
$1.00. N. V. llaker et ux to Nancy i
A. Palmer. Land in Sec. 6 T. 4 N .
11.1 W., $4 500.00. Niels Jensen et !
ux to Erlck From et ux Land In Sets.
24 and 25 T. 4 N. R. 2 V., $4000.00. 1
Glrn K. Metsker et ux to S. C. Knigh
ton et ux Land In Sec. 4 T. 4 N. It. 1
W.. $1000.00. Dan Lopo to Kffle '
Lope, Lots 7 end 16 Block 3 1st Add.
to Columblr. Park. $1400.00.
Juue 2 It. W. Nicholas to H. I
Morgus, Lots 2, 3, 4, 5. 19, 20, 21, 1
22 Hlock 113 St. Helens, .'OO.OflJ
O. J. Hoyt to Emma A. Jones, Lot a j
Hlock 3 Hryants 1st Add. to Chits-'
knnio, $10.00. Chnrles St?ph to '
Matti E. Alo, Land ln Sec. IS. T. 7 t"
N. It. 3 W.. $1760.00. NopIi lllll '
lo Heo M. Adams, Land in Sec. 35
T. 4 N. R. 2 V. land in See. 2 T.
3 N. K. 2 W., $10.00.
Please, teacher," replied l'ie cidl I.
my father makes tunics"
Mist Wantads for Results.
A
PHOTO
FIRST-CLASS
Is most appreciated when -mm:-of
our loved ones lire called
Bwny. It can onty be nlmnu".!
while wo nre feeling our b
Life is uncertain mid I' mor
row may bo ton late. Do ll
now I'.diy.
Scott'sStudio
t. Helens, te;;oii.
Slight Civilities.
One day there came to the clinic
't a Philadelphia hospital a ti egress
with a broken Jaw. The surgeon,
ntent on discovering the exact nature
tnd extent of tlio Injury, asked num
erous questions, to all of which the
negress returned evasive answers
Finally she admitted she was "lib.
.vith a object." "Was It a large ob
iect" asked the physician. "Tol-able
targe. " as it a hard object or a
sen onject :
lol'iib e hard." "M'n
Wilson have his Leaguo of Natlonsi l. . ,raP1,"y or slowly?" "Tol'-
and the Powers took tlio table stakes!!!,0, j '. Thon 1,cr P'lence ex-
uaunn-u, ollt) UACir.lIllOU : '10 tBll UC
truf, doctor, I was Jest nach-ly kick
n do face by a gemmr.n friend."
WHERE THE MONEY GOF.H
The congressional investigation of
campaign expenses has first or all
rhown t'na: r. inning for president
13 not a poor mun p-istime, but tha'
v.as hardly a s;ai l.l.ng revelation, s.'.vs
the Spc-l;e3maii-levii.'t,- Any one
who has stjppe l to think about ti
matter mut't hav.- realized that with
nearly half the states lidding presi
dential primaries over a period of two
or three months, and with competi
tion for instructed de'sgates grow
ing constantly keener, no man can
hope to bo nominated who i.as not a
large and up to dato organ izailt-i.
It was not, however, so generally
known that tho ianjtat item in ti
Candida to'a expense biidg.:t consists
of the s-slaries and expenses of po
litical agents, publicity experts and
specialists in organization. This Is i.
now profession and a thriving one.
It pays well extremely well. One
democratic candidate is reported tu
have engaged a woman worker at a
salary of $1000 a month. Too aver
age is below this figure, but still
high enough to induce a large group
of clever men and women f. make
propagandizing their life work.
If the presidential primr.ry is to he
made permanent along the present
lines every four years will bring
brisk demand for the services of the
professional organizer and booster.
The cost of being a candidate will
thus rise rather than fall.
General Wood's suggestion that al'
presidential primaries be held on the
same day offers a possible means of
making campaign expenses less for
midable. With all primaries taking
place simultaneously candidates
would see the impossibility of con
ducting a canmalgi. of ncrmnai
llcltation throughout the nation. Thev
But in mr.rked contrast to this
ide.t, is the idea of William Prinsle
of the Nehulcm who was hero Tues
day tr. attend tho Democratic Cen
tral Committee meeting. He saiu
he was for any good democrat for
president and that Wood row Wilson
tvas a blankety blank good democrat.
Pringlo didn't explain what the
ulankety blank democrat's goodness
consisted of.
Wo overheard a boated conversa
tiou relative to the merits ami
tthances of the severul presitiential
ispin.nts. One who was oppcs?d to
Johnson said "Never in history haw
they come west, of the Mississippi
river for a president." The Johm.ou
man was resourceful and cuid, "Well,
thru don't bar iliram, they won't
have to tome west of the M ssiss.pp,
for him he v.iJi no to them."
Oregon apple growers nro notified
iy tho college entomologist that the
codling moth emerged early ln June
and tho 30-day spray should be put
on as soon after June 7 cs possible.
Uso dry lead arsenate 1 lb. to 50 gal
water, or to 50 gal. lime-sulfur if
scab Is present.
SAVING THE SALMON '
Thore must be a general co-operative
policy adopted by tlio states
and fuleral uiiti.irit'f-s lo save the
salmon from extennintj Ion.
That n'.i.le f ah has hem complete
ly destioyeil on the Atlantic eoi.st
and unle.s a scientific policy inter
venes will disappear on the Paelfio.
A treaty lias, just been signed to
regulate tile so-:;ke'e salmon indus
try as betweeu the Un'ted States
uid Caucda to save this variety.
For years thero Ims been WHrfaro
between the American and Cf.nutlla'?
.isiiennen. 'i ho new treatv pro
vides tlio raally essential details of
propagating the speeits.
Propagating salmon without fecd
ng ponds or nurseries has been
steadily , diminishing the nnuuU
catch. New there is a question as
to whether the "balance or reproduc
tion" has been lost. When any
":. "uemer uira, animal or fith
falls in numbers below a power to
reproduco in numbers that will leave
a large proportion after natural en
emies have accomplished their de
struction, extinction threatens Oniv
artificial reproduction on a lar'e
scale and, In this particular Instance
holding the vounir fluh i.. r...
could not send their highly pald!Pondli unl! they have attained abil
workers from one state to another j of 8f lf protection, will sav j them
between primaries, and perhaps this 11 may be hoped that under it
CUT THE H. C. OF L.
WE MANUFACTURE
Fresh
Butter
Milk
u
DAILY.
10 CENTS A GALLON
CAN U BEAT IT?
St. Helens Co-Opera-tive
Creamery Assn.
V T
WHY?
Why spend your time
and strength in laundry
work ?
Why subject your fam
ily to steamy smells?
Why use fuel,
soap and time?
water,
When the St. Helens
Laundry for a few cents
per pound will do all the
work and save you the
worry ?
ST. HELENS STEAM
LAUNDRY
J. II. FLYNN
Aulfi Supplies an. I Ac -i-Nirii s
Expert Hcpali-hitf lllul si,,,,,
W-iik
IT. S. L.
IITTEP.Y SERVICE
Shop: One block east of S. P,
& S. depot.
St Helens, ' o,.,w
vould induce them to simplify their
campaigning meclianisms.
France put tho skids under Loui.
XVI and Marie Antoinette because
of the wild extravagance of their
Edministration. Cut even noted his
torians often fail to profit by big.
tor,,.
Mr. Burleson is said to bo the .
cmei pomicai reliance of Mr. Wil
son in the cabinet. In "delivering"
convention delegates he will prob
ably not entrust them to tho malls.
The price of sugar may keen our
women from canning th's rummor
uuiu fliiiui-ican ana cana.li.iu t.sher
men will abi'Jain from fishi'.g that
dostroys their Industry.
In discussing the development of
an American mercl nt marine, It
was aserted at the Foreign Trades
convention In San Francisco that Its
future development depends on the
cppirtunitics which it will offer to
the employment of private capita,
and private Initiative. It la Gener
ally conceded .among ship owuers
that no limitation should be placed
upon the absolute freedom cf car
riers to change their freight raei to
h"hTJZl byh'm f V ,u;e colons
. 0 - u.utiun uuu ireigni market. The merchant!,
most unpleasant k'nd this fall. and manufacturers of the United
rt. TZ 7", TT States should he enabled to com.
The rrert trouble with the De- pete with their rivals In other counl
par tmont of Justice's "flying squad-j tries without government" 1 intervenl
. Vu8r PrlCM 18 U,at U ,8icl13anrgOers.BUP6rV:8l0n '
Doing Our Best to Save
You Money
That is what we are doing every day for
people buying meats at our market. It
will pay you to give us a trial
MORTON & WILSON
TWO MARKETS
Central Market Phone 60 &d M.rkrt Ph(1Ilt
prvrri
i
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All Seeds Testw
PuritJ
and I
GerminaW
:t- ;.i,.i t) c,-:ry the Lest tested; varietij
w t. :; r: tt ne j.ri-v.n in mis section of the courl
.ir! .-.re eo!..tl tj ndvise r.nd offer suppeS(;on,
c.ilt i v. tit :, i.rcKiticti'.n or quality of any varJ
WH OFFER !
G.iu)::n seeds, grass seeds, cra-
FENTILIZHKS AND PLANTS
Columbia Hiver
Canning Produce
ompany
Saving Does Not
flean Hoarding...
rT,Ili;,;,:'S a vast iiii'fcrcncc between thetwo,cfl
l'-. sct ii-.'i) and sacritice too much h quite asbai
i., not at all.
(; r.
l-i.ri -.1 ;
in,,. 11'
to ti.i.y
and (ice;
'.-.tent savin:; means to keep a rtasonaKt
ar incline kr iiiirplus, to ;o on accumuk'
ml. n,.: i u ,u;i'!y a mania which caastsoK
'ii. ,.;!! even necessities as well as luxuriev
r.ciil.c r the person Rood nor his communitj
vins Account here at the Columbia Cour.n
ji'i r.'. cs rca:ional)lc savintv. and vou Bet I
c "
r.:i:.Anu rc :e of Intercut on your money.
SI I !::.! AN M. MILES
l'rf'jident
J. II. HUTCHINSON
Cashier
bi-iu. u.nUi; .vVe.iyr
IN t.Ol.lil -IlilA" COUU I V
The V
ERY BEST
Tlu:t comtii in PACKAGES, LOOSE or CANNED
GOODS U tLe i)asiL on y,xich wc wjsh to sell yoa
Our facilities make it possible to buy in Quantity
"iid at the saivc time to get Quality.
Your Advantage is the Result
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Store
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