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THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. TUNE 18. 1920
RECORD OF REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS
i hi. close of ilia republican nntlmial convention in chiim.,. i ,
I brlf record of previous convent Ion .nuy l,0 f i,.ri.,..t. Hlnee the clvli
.. rnv(iitlom Imve Iiouii huld u follows:
lilt. niHKO. My 2"'":i,1,;'"ilt,C",i.8r'P: V: H (iru u- of """"I". "on..
,,,,'t.ul utiulilmouHly on first ballot; Hehuylor Colfax, of Imllaim. fr Vice
ITohIiI'"1'- . ....
,872 Philadelphia. J"nn 6 8: dolcates, 0N; Grant noinlnuted uiiiml
inoUHlyi H'''ry WIlBon. of Massachusetts, for Vice President.
,S7(-iclnnuttl. June 1 4-1 ; dolor.alos. 7r,; Jies (j. Illalnn, of Mulnn
J until tl' vntli hallnl I when Itulhorrord U Hayes, ot Ohio, Wua '
:"o:"f1.1vlco,'r!"n!::tu,", 3M ,or a.
IKSO.Vhlcuii". J""8 z-8,: do'innles 757; irunt led win, iibine a cloao
' . .....II H... ililnv-iilxlli ballot, when (inifli.1,1 ,.- ii, , . .
Huron.! '"':,.,., , , . ",w
i,v u vol '" " ' A' niur, oi jnbw York
r,,r Vice President.
,HS4, Chli-UKO. Jun 3-; do.i.Kiites, SIK; Maine led. IihvIiik 334 votes
n th fir"1 o"""1 ,u rival, imiu was nominat'-d
,,,, Hie fourth I'"""1- jH,,n A- 'Kttn, of Illinois, for Vice President.
lshS ClilniKO, June iv-io; noiognies, n.iu; there were fourteen names
...ipiI for on Hi first ballot, with John Hiierman. of tCilo, IcndtiiK ,y a
...l.l. Ill f,.r U',ill,.r n.lJi., III. ....! .. ." u
rule or - ' ; Li! ... .. ii . ' M ' ""l'"w:
HI for K. n "IK-i. J uiiimill. III! Ul I! lourtn hallot
itnrrUoil uttiiliiml second plum ntul i.oiulmilod on the elKhth ImlM
l'el V Morton for Vlro President.
no? Minneapolis, Juno 7-10; dcli-fcatea, 0l; Harrison ronoiiiiiiiitiiil
no first Imllol. Willi llliilno "! MiKlnlcy receiving IK. voles nurh. Whlte
, (,. of Now York, for Vice 1'ronlilmii.
)sC, Ht. Louis, J"' i'iKati. u to; willlii'ii McKhiley nomln-
uli-l on flrnt nanui J u.ui-ji n. uooari,' ot ,M-w Jcrsfy,
lur Vlro Pn-nltloiit.
i00 riilliuli'lplil". J"" IK-Jl; l"l''lat'H. 924 ; MrKliit'ry ami Ucioho
nlt uniiiilnioimly nonilnuti'd on tho firm liallot.
I04 ClilniKo. J'" 21-23; doli-KaUm at; Koohcvi It and Kb I r hanks
uuunlinoiiKly nomlnntod; cuch on firm liallot.
190!. ( lihi'ko. JiuiM lii-m; iifiKati'. 7; William II. Tuft, of Ohio,
n0Mlliiu(lMl on nrm nuiiin. m- un nir inu, nii'iifit, t unnon, f ulr-
hBllliM, l,urOIMIIW Hlll rwiim.'i. ai.nn-n n. ru iiihii , ul .! w 1CITH, IOT V MM!
rmldi'tit.
1K12, ( IiUiiko. June lH-2p. doli'xntoii, 107S; Tnft nominated on firm
liallot with 344 deleKl'' withholding Iholr volfii. Ilnrhort 8. Iludlcy, of
MlHMiuri. for Vice I'renldoiit.
191(1, ChlcuRo. June 9 10; dilrnti-B 8K6; Cliurli'H K. )lu:;ht'H, of ."Tw
York. M f'ri Imllol with 253 votou, with WrokH, Hoot, CiiiiimiIiih, ilprton,
Kalrliaiiku, HhiTinan, Uooh-vc1, r.nd Knox followliiK In tho ordur minimi.
On tl' ,,,lri1 l'-ui:lii' notnltMlfd hy b vot of 949. Kairh.uika
lor vice I'roHldriit.
1920, t'lilnigo, Juno S-12; lidi'i:ati'ii, 9R4; Cmipral Leonard Wood led
firm Iiiiilol will' 1-2 voIpk. wl'li liwden, JoIiiihou and llanllni; followliiK
In lh order nutned. Harding of Dhlo, whk nominated cn tho tenth liallot
lth 692 I t voten. CiiolidKu of MaHHiirliiiwIta for Vlre rnv.ildent.
Kor Hals 3 14 acred of clover hay
amllnic; will cut from 8 to 10 1 01.11 ;
almost reudy to cut; will no 1 1 In field
buyer to hat-vent. MorrU HroH., War
ren. Phone 101K4. 2tf
WANTED
Wanted (,'luan cotton ragg at the
MIhI office. 20tf
. , Bl 30 acres Kood farm
and, lome cleared. Good 4-room I
ouae and other hulldlnK8. Will Hell 1
cheap f taken boo... Writo or ae
O. 1-orMherK, Yankton, O10. 2tf!
Kor Sain or Tr.ule () w.i;'
m rr'J" IV'.f011- w,"f," u,"'t 1600 !
McCullum, Hox 491 St Helens
For Hale Cuhhane plants at tl
Jtreon house hack of the Columbia
1 '"' """"ry. Mark Holocco. Hc,A
135, lloullon, Ore. 24.lt
w0 Su,e A Kood 'llk cow; freslr
Half Jersey and half tlolsteln. Apply
' ". l.nnd, Wnrren .(,(
Kor Silo ''h reo fresh iiillrli cow.i
nid two comliiB fresh soon. W II.
27tf
Kor( Salt) Two desirahlo residence
lois on N'oh Hill. Inquire Mrs. 8. C.
Morton. 19-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
KAI.KVA IIOTKIv Turkish, Tub.
and Shower HatliB every day and
Ili.Kslan liaths Saturdays. tG-2K
Estray Pound i ray pasture, a
Jark Jersey cow and heifer calf i
Owner to pay for ad and take the
nnimalH. John Dowd, Yankton, Ore
Tel. St. Helens 118K2. 25tf.
KARMEKS Advise me when you
imve cattle, calves, Iioks, sheep and
i;outs to sell, t vlll .1 o-ir e
:ictors under V. S. Government In
npuction at my pa ;kn- I ous at
PAGE THREF
Bmithshire, Scappoose, .ir'gon. Write
me at my office. Frank L. Smith,
228 Alder St., Portland. Ore. 26tf
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Johnson of Port
land, have taken over the manage
ment of the Kaleva, hotel, formerly
conducted by Mr. and Mn. P. Dahl.
Tlr- hotel will bo conducted as be
fore and tho patronage of all is kind
ly solicited. 26-41
''o;i. West S'.. Helens.
. 8:!1; K,,1,) Plants, large and
healthy. 2 per tlir.itsai.il. A4no liav
foiiie f.m piiHluro for rent. Morntel
lrJ.-0"" Warron, Oregon. I'l.oii"
106F2. 27tf :
F 1 y n n & Cornthwaite
f'oluiiil.in County Agents for
MAXWKI.I,, HI I.M.N, ( H.tl
MKKH A St H4SKX
AITOMOItll.KS
Shop and Balesroom O n
Bloek -f-ti. of S. P. I; S. depot.
St. Helens. Oregon.
CHURCH NOTICES
I'l.VMOl'TII niMillMi.MION.U.
A "Wide Awnke" Church.
Corn-r of Wllninetl" aiul Columbia
Streets.
A. H Hpearow. Pastor
I'houe 83 J.
Sunday. Juno 20, 1920.
Morning
8um!y Hflion! 10 00 a. m.
HuliJ., "Tli" Lord Our Hhepher."
Miirnla hour. 1 1 00 a. in.
Sub).. "The Life of the Three
Hold lllciiilng "
KvelillK
ChrldUn Kndorvor 7:00 p. n.
S"l''., "Hi ui'siy In Word
I)ed."
Kvenlng Hour, K:()0 p. In
S11I1I. "Tim Social T't of
llllon."
Til's will he the last Sunday In '.hi!
til hulhltl:- Spend U with us.
"Tho Churrh That Serves"
Mid
It.'-
Onr Cn Never Tell
In N w Kngland th'!ro whs a nan
who would never commit himself 011
any iiui'sCon. Time and time agalh
I llempls were In l' lie to comp d lllm to
luko a :iti'.nd, but to no avail.. Out.
ilny two of his friends decided t-j
ri.ikn another attempl.
"Hill," said one of tho men In the
noii-roiiiinlttal man's presence, "u
traveller told mn tin t ho nnc? saw 11
biifaln climb twenty font Into a tree
to gel some grapes"
"Wh.it's that?" exrlalmed the oil.
or, "A buffalo climb a tree! Say JI1.1."
lie rentlnued. tumini; lo tho non-committal
one, '-hat du you think of u
nlory llko that?"
"I don't knr.w," replied Jim, "but
theru'n no telling whet a buffalo
tn '"lit do If ho w-.nted gripes. "
riillad"l;ihliv Telegraph.
TIIK I KKK .MK l lltlDIHT
"Tlie Aggressive ( hureh."
lloullon Ituiid and HpcciiiI Street
I). M. Illgbee. Pastor,
tinier of Hrrvlren
Sunday School. I0:o0 a. 111.
Hrxiiching, 11:00 a. in.
Sung ami I'ralso Sorvlro, 7:4 5
p 111.
Kvangiillstlc Meeting, V-15 p til
M d-wi-el. Prayer Meellng, Tliurs
day evening, H:il(l p 111.
FOR SALE
Kor S-ili Des'rahle house and lot .
has nice crehard of 14 trees: garden:
' rr!-H Will seel rheap for caBh
On Suniiner street, near Columbia
t :irk. .Mrs. Osear Swenson, , 81.
Hi litis. 1
Ml Tlli.HI..!' 1 . ISCOPAL
Kt. Helens nml lloultoii
Allmrt S. HlHoy, Pastor
Btmiluy Si-hool. 10:00 u. Ill
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
Kitworlh League, 0:30 .p tn.
Kriiiiiig Servleos, 7:30 p 111
l'r:i)ir Meet'iig and lllble Study,
Wednesday. 7:110 p 111.
lloullon, Coinblned anrvlrn, 10. On
e m.
Tim Kinvorth Leauo Is now under
th-direction of 11 reeei(lly-eleclid s -I
it olflcur. Ni v Is tho Hum fcr ev
ryoiie to ,.m them 11 n-inil In n
the League go. Anna Quick Is now
lirmlih .11.
( Stirtno i tnil(I for Sunday morning
"Tlin L.iw f the Sabl.r.l h."
In the evenlui; tho choir will n v.
ipletiilhl rourert ei.Mslst lug t.t An
thems, Quarle'.ie-i, Soli s and songs.
Of rourHH you will not I'l is tr
hfl (lint. Twn!y inlnuU'H son
nrylce In tho oponlnir.
Vni am suru to go rich: If you
M I', church.
"Tha friendly Church."
l-'or S.ilo Launch. 21 ft. 8 In. in
length. 4 ft tl In. beam, eUlped
with 10 h p. Vim engine. In flri-l
rlass ondltlon. See or write T. A
NK.uird SI lleleni. Ore. l-tf
!-Vr Sale - Kale plants,
v. end. Warren, Ore.
Slier
20tf
l-'or Sale--1 havii a I'lua silo In
flrs!-eli.HS condition, slr.o 10x2S.
P.iliited on '.uts'ile and tarred on In
.',! I will sell very cheap If taken
soon. J. M. llurkhead, Warren, Ore.
16-29.
l-'or Sale or Trade Kor dry cattlo.
one iwt-year-old registered llolsiein
l.itl!, v-d ono 2 Vi. horse power gas
ullee iiii"lue. as good as new for hull
nrlee J. VenderKChuere. Warren,
Olei'i-'i.
2t!(f
I'or Sale rr It -n. L-r-ie ft:rni):
ed tent at CelUi.ihla Comity null
Also lt.(al While Wyamlolle l- :-.n 1
8-weeks-old chirks nml liyi'ii; lii vi
Inn, lire St. Helens Second II -in.l
Sloro.
Look our goods over
carefully and then Con
sider the quality, and
you'll find that our
goods and prices can-:-:
not he duplicated. :-:
J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS
Phono B4-W West t. Helens. Oregon
ST. HELENS BAKERY
J. E. RAMSEY, Prop.
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Cakes and Pies.
Light lunches served at all hours wtih a cup o:
good coffee.
Don't Forget!
That we always have the latest in
Fountain Specialties
St. Helens Bakery
St. Helen.
Oregon
SPRAY YOUR
FRUIT TREES
Get More and Better Fruit
. Ge More Money for Your Fruit
We have the most complete
stock of Summer Spray
in Columbia County
SEND YOUR ORDER 10
Warren Co-Operative Warehouse
Association
Warren. Oregcn
r
Uridnl presents are us essential as the vi 11. We have thunt i:
gnte Kings, Stick Pins, Pennants ami a variety of useful an-1
pretty June wedding presents.
V also have a splendid Hue of high grade wrist watches ami
oilier watches Hamilton i.nd Klgln. You will find our price
reiiHonahle.
VON A. GRAY
Reliable Watchmeker and Jeweler
YOti DON T TAKE JUST ANY
THING THAT IS HANDED
TO YOU .
NEITHER
DO 1
I have my own ideas aln.ut running a
Kroitry store, and chief among these is
this one:
That I am paid by the community I
serve to use Hie utniiKt discrimination In
seleotiiiK in rrliu.uline, anil not to take the
tlit tliimc tluit is offered n.e unletis t is
the liitci word on the subject.
You can always secure the I .est on the
market l y phoning
L
THOMAS H. ROY
The Money Saving Grocer.
Phone 42
lite Most In Value The Best In Quality
MjftliCHSr, i erv At I t
Vt, X"' "S-n TMOflOtCMLT I s'
uvty WMX I GAft ACE. ,
r
You Experience
A Joyous Feeling
when you cetua t our bant.
to deposit money. Th joy
comes from knowing yon arw
addine to your capital for tu
tors use. aid in taa tiimigjit
that yeur money is aai'u aad
working for you. KtaUly aear
in inind ws say a likarul rata
ot laterest.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal Reserve System
CHAS. GKAHAM. President. H. A. CKILD3. Cashier.
Oils, Gasoline and Tires
Efficiency, Competency
Promptness
St. Helens Iron &
.Marine Works
Foot of St. Helens Street St. Helens, re.
A completely equipped shop for all kinds of machine
work, marine work, w.elding, bra kg, general machine
and blacksmith work. Bring us your ' ork'. N job
too small, none too large. Prices reasonable consis
tent with good workmanship.
J. W. AKIN, Mgr. G. B. DUCKWORTH, Asst. Mgr.
W. A. LEVI, Sec'y.-Treas.
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