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Newspaper Page Textgy-Gone Days Years Ago rue of. the Orejon Mist ,mtr 7. I Mil.) . ii,.v relumed litHt Hut- 0 1 i.i.m to the wife riUIUiy of Hcapuooae Inat Hun- ' ,h. weekly roiivor.llon of Avou i uw " , , fi..f.u.I.i nvimliiif ft yf r, lam u"n" n !' Murrln 'lwB" rc.proaimt- to liar."" . u urla MM ",,xl 'V""1 '' . U'0M mill dnuir iter. I1""' I rr.illl l'ltrlli.llfl F. , .'. .iii.ru llicy hail boon via- L friends for Iho punt week. ToiMltV- Five Years Ago the file of Oregon Milt frBlembor 13. 1896.) U ill HI"!'!""" '" gentle prvniuKT IH Willi u mr a hi nil E Quirk waa aii"u lu nniurui Thurmlny evening on Important taw ruiuiii"" nuiui mi; ... ,. ........ ,..,.., . L i)JHly I'TH Jlltiiwii li'WR 1 j... ,,ffiluiv llilii week unit oi! Ly morning started for iho Na- Ljjj juJIey, Wltcru mi jummi inn I; who I""' I" i""r" i"r buy- L'pu'iy Sheriff HhikHl-y In of Hut ,.UB tlllll IIH'l " " ,,,ialiilii t of n branch offlci, l,f lllTifI 111 I lillHIl 111110, Hit I llli . i . i iit I . ... .ti. la.u in mm iimim am-iiu ulnit. Ihi mad.) two inpa to ,Uui Monday. C ivikxtroin wim In Portland .Jjj milking arrangements fo ,L,n, .ni ill u lami ntiioiint of tl-SUUll cords we understand hli llmno inn) ol.wr polula on lfHse Im). id roniuiiii. i no 1 l 10 l Hllllll'ltl tllU WlllUT ,, and it will lake hoiiioI I m' jilKirl the whole lot. fwtnty-Kight Years Ago a llli'ii of tho Oregon Mint SfptoiutKT 9. 1H92.) dm not absent during tho k- HokI I'uii'V. I .aura Puxov. j 1'un'y. Walter ll:ic:in, Katie Jsipcr lluien. School Noiea. Ail Unit! mill Daisy llocglu nr !j( Mis. Clou Si'.u y (Ii'b werk. Noli'. iMali'm in Hi" Journalistic urcn.i ; ir.iiciM'(l (ii iIiIihIiiub'.I Of n .imp uui ut llti'ikcr Hill, IhU .;; Tlii) naimi of tilts now i:'ntr h "A Itulllr -.1 Kovlrw." unit tin ti tte J. II. M.irrU and M. i A pmnii'tiiM of tho pupiT b ImuvJ next week, but lh ,:r eillll will nil hn out b KoriMiitwr or l)iiilmF It l. Nculn hIhiuI ll'.lrl)' pnK'l c.nil oU iirliily lltiTiirr clmrnctcr, j!:nl monthly. Tl'.o plant con ! of ly'. pri-HHi-a mill othur mu y irrlvi-J hero Wcilni'Mil.ty. - pn rair Dates Announced for IH county, illritrlct. or kuirtarp llsti d hy I'uul V. MarU. U C. . Miriminn dlrnetor, a fol- H'tluWr 14 In 17 Tlllumiwik Mmk; SfitiMiiln r 15 to .8 t'ooi.' f) M)Tii( roini: Si'iitf mbcr 17 I, Hooil Hivit; Siiili-mlior 20 to T-ck.innt Cnnliv: Miminfiliur 9 1 li. Un, Kuki'iio; Huptoiiilmr 22 i. oiuiiiina, fSi . HkIi-uh; Scplein ! to 25. Klainiilh, rClumiiti . Scpli-mlipr 2J to 24. WliiMiUr W; Bopti-mluT 27 to October 2, ir, Hp.ifiu; Si-itimbur S Oto r !, Ilurn. y. Hurna; t):lol . Maltnnniiih, (innliitm; Uctob 1 m ?. Wnsi'd. Thn Ii I l..a rn. 'Slolt, Mnii. Allmnv: October '. Ori'Koti-lniiTritir.ri, I'rlriovillo; !f 'to9. I'nlk. Iall:ia; Orlolicr L'nntllla. Ili-rinlnliwi (i-lulir la U. Hlll'rillllll Muni' Miiwnml.ii I'nrlfle InliTiiiiilonal Uvo ; PJlMnlllnn. I'ortliind. MIcnKinn HMrvli'it Itnu ti.l N of oihiT f:.lr daioa, wlilch II lU lkn hlllilll ... rm.lillu nu r'talned. I'KMH.KTIIX ltll'M-l I' -odlflton.. Or-i.World'a' h.tI.'h X&RlfH liiivo tn. i t it,.. i ii ill H Ull I ll "'ion Itoiinii I',, W. t comn 3ncn tti'kot .i..u m. . t.i.'H. 1.1.111 I.IIU ' Jtin fnnnliiK thn lino on Krl- "i" . in 4 p. iii. to urn th WMi'liniinln put on Rain Mon- WL). I u (.. i ,. - ... ...... viv, (nut t in l.. I..... t,i . ' ' I'MT llirilllMl. 'Mime iho ,,H worn placod on l Mnnih.v n.. . ..... Wnt " irom inn lica- rtot frm , )f ,0WI)i whlj.h - oiiiiiiik by niall for vlr ' tiKiniliH. worn flll.. In or- 'eMlHonlm hi,.,,, . nil sot fcpii i . KniniiHinnti and FN 10 . OR nn ..... ronlin I. "i "vry run- "man la accoimird for with tick- k which m , . " ,1,y" 0f th0 ." 2 and 25. "n two uo..l.. i... . cowlmv. . """'"nninn, ni. , C,,nTl oowKrl1'- ' !' ml ,. "m". '.' ""tort to Ulc r,Br' viHllor. Kaaollne r,' " h,,K Htorod lor auto l I o n7y ,,"t"11 0f l"0 '' .,, 011 DO mora n...... '!'.:m,,y. " p"-'-. I'befnr. . .. "'KKnr crowd than W tw 0 ,U""'"I-"P promlHoa. ' Unyon .... nn ' V m Wtlh 'ai,i nvn r;; ,ou"and doM,iri Ll.. . ""ry. AdvillICa ln.ll.nllA... ""went. 'nn Pn '"""tutlon " 0, " irou' -on oil city. N in a KrB!Uar thun any evor L.l 'n Allmrlnn Tl. ." ,.r "OH. W inn fl. i "ion eib hunTcUd Itann U took threa rannllia during ; ti!, , " ""'"nt of oirwnat ,,leMlv i. l,Mllllll,wl l - 1INUU61KIAL REVIEW t i i j. . a. . i union irnoa pluntiid- a total of 1.S40.000 a....dllK. prliicliaMy Oo.mlaa fir. witro pi,,,,,,,,) forHHlM of OroKon and WaHhlriKton In cordlnic to tt roport which haN jut fornat anrvlcH. Al It ltftllltl.VVt.llu. -...I . ........., uHiiiuuia ore- Kon f,,ur hundred mid fjrty billion ... .ti.tiiiiK iniiimr la worth f 500 11(10(1 nun " w"rl" . ,., muni, nur vcaled r.nd cut Into luinbr, U value ..... 11111 IIIIU ll(lC0lni!H ton billion dollnra. Mlllora to he ullownd to ulilp 48,000 ni In I mi ii in curlouila. Iliiiid Kmpiov.m two lunibtr com puulna rocnlvn $4 2,000 In 1K20. Klmrldiin Contract lot for $4 Out fruit pi rklnic plant. Toli'do tloviirn . n,t u.-o IK.,,, i.tpti. aold oral I llllTH N park M n ii A o ci aawinlll mill iwn I, ... fur ti inn nun praln cannnry louaod and will od- II t aft t ll In Main ui.n A t ll Im MIIMMfin luciillon act Klvoa 4300 ox-::ol- ir.u 11M7 I.. u yan:i to hnvn larKo coiiunMnlty liiat Ht, JoIiiih (o hnvn croiiH-uriii " Milium oui riiriiuifi dully. Ihany to Junc'lon at.it-i hlKliway i. hi 11 Run nun I lilltl.ii..r ll....,.ul. .....i, .. . "-ifu.il Ul WIHIO niKllll mirth for ro.id aurfaco nciv Induairy hum I.; .iivIiiIh it ml )iri ivr....i ...in " - "'iUHi win umn lilt lllltl lUiliiwtlu I til.. ri" mwnin linn lltll. HrlK Biilmon p-u-k ut Coltimlitti i.p ii.il..lu 'it r.At r.tti. ..... " fct.uiv.iitiu ,n. VH1UO pack $6,710,300. iiKiiway coiniilntcl lictwccri Moon 'ft and I'nrlliiiul. KuKi'lin 1!. of O. to havo a Bchiini f MumIc till 1 1 l In k Clunhrook mill rcHiimlim opera Ioiih rcMily to uw In Ociob-tr. nuuuru nora on now IbO.OOO Ul.ltl.l I.. I I r.ti.i tu itt-KHI llllllMMllIlllMy, I..II- I nil .! .. ..,- ......nti.tl (vt, U-t-ri I'ldVCr PH1I- inti-d to yh Id 311,000 Iba. clover anod, . l,t-liin t 1 a IWtA ... mr, T tt.wuu. till I ilvn if II Itlv llOH II III Farm Bureau Presidents Meei lly T. J. Kllppln, Jr. Tim flml ciinv.itillf.n .tf l.-t.r... li.t reau preHldnnta of WoHtcrn Oreijon tni-t at Corvnllla rlnptcnihcr 41 It. Thla ni'iiiiim ii mi one oi ino aaiiin Kind In Knatnrn Orcxon In the flrnt atop Ii, Vduratlntt the Kaiui Uun-aim of Iho iiain, mill inyniK OUI u (li-Iliiltft Blanil- ril fril- lllt.l I,. fFtllFtUF 11 " l"!'"". . It-I t-ltfl.ll V thcan nrKiinlX'illoiiN hnvn grown up aa .1... ...... I . .....it., .i t itm iit-.-ti t-Ainit-ti. iiiiii wiiiiu iniiy 1 1 11 V 11 ien yery cfriclcnl In carrying out lll.lF CIllllllV liriivritlll. tif Wftrlr tin uf. fort hua been iniiiln lo form a atato rederatlon or ealubllHh definite re- llll ll.ll ll.ltld lA'tth I. Hint, f.tvti.il'. I la... m iiibalillurv iiraanlziilliiiiH or llin alii in or fi'ilorul Kovernmi'iit. Soiiiii alaia h a vi- developed Kami lilt fltn IIM ti. Ilttli.it.tii.li... I uruunliitllfiK . Iial deal directly with iiinrketiiiK and :oiitinerciai ncuviinn, ana repreHent i Hl-lf!! 1 1 11 r mill It llm ut.i.tn nu llin Unerlcn -t'Vderiiiion of Labor rcp- ri'M'iiia hili.r With thla type of or- Knnl.'.atlon iiii-hMohh of policy arlae iiiaknm It t'llficult for the national Kiiveriiiui nl i .'d iho atate college et tetmlnu (llviivlor.a to coourate uroii- eriy villi the I-arm llurnau. Tho con ference at Corviillia recommenda that Oreicoii ud'pl the typo of bureau In n Hi' In ol'u" nt uti-H where they do iol vngaKe mirctly In market Iiik ac- ! V fi .III llll'tl f.Wll lll'CI.IUlt Mill I drill wlili iirjducllon and mitrkeinm I p.u'iieniH ni in. cuiiraiioniii way. uri t.i.i.iii'iii.. tiltli Uillv with ll.i, i.erl. i cultural tullexea and the V. S. lt'part uieul of i icrK ulluro. TIiIh kin I o. I county tarni bureau may help the niarketmii wmk Ii the county i .-eai fleiU. Hut l left Iteo to carry on mo pr.Krani it uiik, which ib ine veiy aoul of a fcood liiini bureau. liwt uu tin. r.iiintv farm burAii'i hua grown out of Iho little community bodiea ttierti ih ihhi mr a kiiiio ieii i eratlon of the county farm bureaus. 1 Tlil. nwivii u-iiu liiiincheil at the Cor-1 vallla and Kaalern Oregon conform. cea. With the completion of the atate body It will be atriiiaieu whii ino American Federation of Farm llu-1 roaiia. Thla (iritiiiilziitlon Ih already i carrying out a nMhmnl proxrain of! qreat benefit to American BRrlcul- lure. Tlio Htaie oruaiiiiiiuiiii win i head oach atntewldo project Into a itata uroKrnm of work headed by a atate executive committee, All oiKiitiliitlon work 111 tho atato aa well aa the layout of proitrama for thn Turin liureiuia aireauy eauni liahed will bo put cn a alaiidardUen haala and carried out at the aaino tlmo hereafter. The conference named November lat lo February Mb for thla work to be carriou oui. flirt nruriiiilvn tlnn .iniiialiina will probably bo concluded by A county rnrmera weeK aliniiar to uiiu nmu m Multnomah county Irat year. A coininltlee coBKlHtltiK of the farm bureau president a from Jack- 'aon. rolk. and t lacKiiiiiaa roun' waa appointed to dinrt ft reviaiou 01 tho proaent exlenalon law which iviiiil.l nlvAi Iho farm bureaiia lei.nl alatUH and recount! Inn, relieve the uncertainty of county extenaion wora, and recoKnlxo bcya" und KlrlH club ork and homo denuiiiHi ration wur a a part of the county extenaion work. , , Mr. 11. It. nibbloo, f f Rainier, at tended IhlH meetlim on apodal iuvlta- lon from tho Kxleimion oepiiriuiniii if Oregon AKrlculturiU colliK9. HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS FOR YOU nr. ..... .ft.iiFii nxcellent buys In uaed cara Hiid If you wnnt a real bar- galu In a Ford car nero ia yuu. portunlty. We have a 1018 Ford tourlUK car. a late model roadator. a lat model sedan aud a couple of Rood Ford .trucks. All are In good shape and will be Hold cheap, l-ome In and look them over. The nm ohlnoi are right and the prlcea aro r,ght' FIEIiDHOUSK MOTOR CO. Fifty-ninth Anmial Oregon Slate Fair. Salem. September 27 to October 2 aplondld agricultural, livestock nil Indualrlal exhlblta. a auporb lor ... ..ni..i runna hlch C1UB8 atnuHomonti greater nnd bottei than over before. A. u. ". THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1920. Pays to Continue Studies Waea'of'T year Hcllo1 PW. ciSa: 8r0U"l, ' liro("(ly Tboao who left achool at 14 W.ien,4yer.ofaKe(.Y?rr.r .. ;! ., " 2r,o .. i,, ,. 850 ll .. .. " 476 i ... ,, 676 " 26 ' 5? Total aalury 11 yeilrNi "$511250 "u iuii hcmoui nt 18 When MyeurH0faBe(e'ir'y 16 . . . ' " " l " '66 22 .. .. 760 .. iooo ll ; im rolal aiilnry 7 yeara. $7337.d'o. At 1 6 Vearu of r.a n A i. ....... , cated boya were recilvlng $9U0 per year mere aulary. Thoy have alread" 7 yeara received $2250 more than . "no ion aclioo at 14 yoara receive,! for 11 yeara' work. Gray Garden Slug Control. Comhiniitiim. ..! ....... ii. ...... ... . uiMniiiuiB wun , , - "tyni VIIUCIIVQ 1 control for the rmv .i.. l ,,., , . ' mu(i, 11. '""" '"u" P'uni peat or weatern Ore gon aaya a new bulletin Juat laaued ii. .V .' exPBrent alation. lorduaux mixture 4-4-60 aprayol on Uio plunta, and one part calcium -iraemito mixed with 16 purta cIiol lied lettuce. aratti.i-il i., ...... n , . . -- - - - - ... .at... ti iitjauH over tho affected area, afford plant ...... .iiiuii anu aiug control, if Mth- ' '-red with aluga und what western i Oregon farmer lan't? send for free1 copy of the Oray (Jarden Slug to O 1 v., v wrvuuia. Question of the Hour How will Ohio go In November? Ohio rerjullbcana will Bay "repub lican." -8oiiif3 Ohio democrats muy aay "ddinocratio." To got deeper Into the situation WiiHtern republican headquarters has compiled a brief and Interesting po lltloal hlatory of Ohio .that points strongly to a ropubllcun victory this year. t Uncords of the Ohio secretary of state aliow Ohio baa gone republican In every proHident,lull election since 18fi0 but twice. It went democratic In 1912 when tho republicans were split und again In 1016 when "Ho kept ua out of war" proved to be an effective Megan. These recorda bIiow that Governor Cox has never polled 60 per cent o the vote In tho atate; that twice his election was due to a achlsm In the republican ranks, and the third time to a republican defection in Hamilton county, the largest In the state nnd which Includes Clnefnnattl. If any thing ner.r a normal Hamilton county republican vote had been polled, Cox would have been deieated. In the only election rhon Hardinc and Cox appenred on opposing tickets Harding for senator and Cox for governor Harding carried seventyv one counties und won by 102,000 and" Cox carried twenty counties and lost by 29.000. The two presidential nom- XOTIeK I have moiiev nn ... .. .. .... following endorsed County Ho:.d War- Itoad Dlat. No. 1. endorsomont In cluding Decembor X 1 Q I o. Itond Dial. No. 2, endorsement In cluding April 12, 1020.' toad 1 Mat. No. 3, endorsement In cliidini; SeiitiuiiliitF i idu , ....... IF , Uoad I list. No. 6, endorsement In eluding February 13, 1920 Uoad i)t. No. 8. endorsement In cluding Heiiteinber 'JO imo Uoad Dlat. No. 15. endorsement In- ciuuing iNovember 10, 1919. Interest stops Beptember 10, 1920 1IKSSIK HATTAN, To. Treas! Mrs. Mary Carrlngton. CaBevllle, Mich., saya. "I have used Chamber luln'a Colic and Diarrhoea Hemedy for years and It hua alwaya given prompt relief.' Columbia County Fair Greater Attractions Than Ever V SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24, 1820 Three Days and Three Nights St. Helens Iron & Marine Works St. Helens, Ore. Foot of St. Helens Street A completely equipped shop for all kinds of machine work, marine work, welding, bra ing, general machine and blacksmith work. Bring us your ' ork. No 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. j i ' PLAN TO SAVE TOGETHER lteforo you nnrry, both revive to save all you can In this bunk. After marriage, c:irry out that wise resolution and pile up youf little fori uno here. Wo'll help ycu. .We'll pay you liberal in terest twico a year. FIRST NATIONAL BANK . Member Federal Reserve System CHAS. GRAHAM, President. H. A. CHILDS, Cashier. Set Ready 1 for CHOOI AGAIN THIS YEAR This Store will be headquarters for School Supplies Why wait until the lust minute to buy all of the needed sup plies! Buy now while stocks uro fresh und service not rushed. Tablets Rulers Pencils Pastes Crayons Pens Inks J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Phone 84-W West St. Helens PAGE THREE Ineas have never directly opposed one another in an Ohio election. In no election haa the vote for Cox approuchd that of Bry.m In Ohio. With the close of the spring fish ing season on the Ixiwer Columbia river It was found that the pack bad uverago well within thr-.t of formei years nnd exceeds that of 1919 by from 10 to 15 per ceriHC The pack of first grade chlnooks waa excep tionally large. Plants cured 27,640 -500 pounds of raw fiah havbig a total value of $6,719,300, the bulk or this IiUl'o mm tr l. i,.i.. Oregon from the east and foreign The Dalles. Or. Ten cars of chorriea nent from here to eastern markets brought a net return of $22,286.86 for 11 Klin K...u .. season. Fifty orchardlats were lnter- 'sieo. in tins shipment. Chamberlain 'a Colic and Diarrhoea) Kerned in Michigan. Mra. A. H. Hall, Caserllle, Mich., says, "I wish to thank you for your grand good medicine. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. We are nevor without It in the house, and I am sure It saved our baby's life this summer.' A London parrot recently laid Its first egg at the age of thlrty-alx. $100 Reward, $100 . Catarrh la a. local HIm.m rM'.iy tola hi vvuiiiiuuuiiii rrnaiuona. a I tnarafor raqulraa conatltutlonal traat- marn mrl.'B r A T A D T u w nr.F.,u a takan Intarnally and acta th.ouah taa niltA.1 MfF. . V.. I FB . ..." H v(, . . . v muvvu. ouriacvfj U, Ifl. . V Jam. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICIrta -iwsf ww iguaasuoii ox law qlHiX. rivt tht PfttUnt strength by lmprovlnf Joint IU wwk, tlOOOO for tvny iih of MEDICIND fads to HW nrujtfjita 7lc TMtlmoalala trae. r. 1. Cbanar h Co.. ToUdo. Ohio. MANY POOR CARDS can be traced to Uie fam ily market basket the MMr Judgment in selec tion and preparation of food for the child. Mothers bread ia the staff of life. Give your kiddies the butter-bread that will make them rosy cheeked strong limbed and pepfuL "A" scholars every one. KAMNEV BREAD is good all the year round but in school days it is as im portant in your homo as school books. ST. HELENS BAKERY St. Helens, Oregon EDUCATION PAYS FOR THR INDIVIDUAL AN'D FOR THE STATE A Person with No Education has but One Chance In 160,000 to Render Distinguished Service to the Public With Common School Education 4 Chancaa With High School Education 87 Chances With Colloge Education 800 Chances- Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a "Liberal and Practical Education" pre pares the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Citizenship and Successful Careers In Agriculture Engineering Mining Home Economics Uiiumerre Pharmacy Forestry Vocational Education. The Training Includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC. ENG LISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and Other Essentials of a Standard Technical College Course. Full Term 0ens September 20, 1920. Tuition Is Free. FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College CORVALUS, OREGON Here's Your Chance FOR A GOOD FARM! 40 acres, 12 acres cleared and SO acres slashed, burned and seeded. House and barn, variety of fruit and berries. All crops, some farming Implements, two stands of bees and other items go with place. Located on main county highway, good graveled road and only 300 yards to school. The Price is only $35 per Acre and Terms can be Arranged If you are looking for a good farm, do not fail to Investigate thla I consider It the best farm buy in Columbia county. Five-and Ten-Acre Tracts Close to St. Helens I have a number of 5 and 10 acre tracts close to McNuIty station between West St. Helens and Warren. The land is partially cloared and no rocks. It Is fine soil and the tracts are located on the paved highway. These tracts are about 2 miles from the courthouse and the same distance from Houlton (West St Helens). - ." I can sell you these very desirable home farm tracts cn easy terms and you can be located closo to your work and at the same time make a home on a tract of land that will help you on your liv ing expenses. Will be glad to show these tracts to interested parties. Houses and Lots in St. Helens I have a number of good buys in houses and lota In St. Helens. A small payment down and the balance easy terms. See me for ' bargains In real estate. Strand St Near Bank W. T. HINSON ' St. Helens, Oregon. Si .lom.