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Newspaper Page TextQVER THE COUNTY THE ST. HELENS MIST PPin a v SEPTEMBER COURT PROCEEDINGS (('ODtlnued f rum Dlm tx v reKon unaor the .uporvlslon of Dr A. J. I reel y. Vet. In.p. U. A I and 10, 1920. DEER ISLAND ,. U. Bl.rr row Char ........ un. in" and nnd Hn, John, have T m l)tir Island. ? "u ,.i fiili.r of Norman ur. I """ u. ui... i..ril III IIOWH II"'" Mr.' '" Kro"mttn rr,d" Urn .irk Iwivn from ' UnmlilV. slf In .uylng with Mr., i.. .. ..,t v.itiiir lf aclionl l J Ul IH'H'II"- T .'.a m lilnunsgurd and son .V.mok.nn nro visiting Mr. a.... KellV. Mr inn , ' . In I'oriiiii'" ' ' - uiu Anna ixmioynr v.nn. u .lulled Mr. Uol.ln.on at the ., mil! Mum'11 evening. . . - N A. Andres, wont to Port- L Tufwluy H spend tho week with Mr ind Mm. Will Huah and Hart ,i rnmwr aixMil llio woek end va Lob TlillInK relative, and friend.. jrl IM'" Jil'liin. '"M. r IHIIH imil.M nml little duughter nnd L 3iii have iHurnnd from Sea- Mr. Win neirort aiwuuina; Mit wik'K visiing ma mouter, , jjr and Mr Will Helforl and broliwr, Bert Holfort. ('. E. t'lai'rion I. again on duly ihn Door Inland log onico auor n dayi' .lege ! a Poillnnd hoa 111 villi III. injurmi iooi. ITh. Sinpnilr luoeung oi me wo li'i club hu li postponed until JnitiU). th-tniwr n, nen mrs it lluniioii will ln hostess. '(In Al. Htonii nnd Lieut. Llttkt h ol Portland, wore wnnK onil ion it Hi" HTt Adam, horns, al. I.Ktke U Mtittlonml III Port- Ill dolns recruiting duty. Bin t in Jiihiiit who i.e. boon v lu ll lira llangaund and friend, for k.Mlme has gone to i uiska.ile to ikeirruiiKi'ini'iiti for ni.jvlug there llie kIiouI yi'.ir. Mil. Jasper Ik orh bottur health than when alio bfre. work un (ho l!y iliod linn atari ud will l pimhi'd hi rapidly aa Litlo. Tlirrii y:ira aito thn Doer lodWonmn'ii rluli atnrlod a niove cl lor a play Blii'd and their of ti hiY bruuK'lil rcaulla. TM rurluua i-aiiiuliiK and huntlna fla rf port I'd In IiimI woek'a Items rtturneU wltliiiiil llio much rovei int. One tarty rnporleil all tho b llicy ul of any kind wna two il flil. mil ill wui'u duly cooki-u N Ml. h Ford car lomlod with moonahlno iu ilio the driver took a dlvo the hlKhwnjr hllw t)oor Inlnne kdiy. The Kurd turned over twice LncomlnK to n mop but no aerloua pft win ilium unliwa II wag to owiililue. Pit Ulnl ll.iwley and lit t tu dnuffh- w the ur.nm of Mra. V. II. llHib orer Sunday. Mra. I in w ley Vu tllns Melon Uuckluy, luia h'lilllnit her niothor In I'ortluud iDo:ih but cxn'i-t9 to return to toDia in I1, ilio Hion. F ud Mm. HhvIh. Howard mul P Wenon of Sherwood i:d Mr. an. Elmer ami 1) vld Calklna limlllm 0f I'ortland were vUlt 0. J. McOonneU'a Sundnr. Tho rrhiil buen HpendlnK a month at ftrliei anil tlioy re nor tod a royal N Urn. flu rod wmt of Doer talund la H tome real flrat-rluia work i" It. Htiirllne nt llammura and Nut Into Deer Ulaml a liimvv fHallon ol No. 2 rock In boInK DU. flnlahuO with n top UreHnlng of I rolli'd down uml when flnlahed "I Dleco of rmiil to vlitw with f'- Two coumy trucka ure dolnn nuuiine ami Humn iliiva iniikn h DOWNING Gordon Qulnn of Portland la vl.it 'r. Mr.. J, tZluK In k:.T : ,".rmuru,' " hum viler VcCim who ha. boen Mr. and Mr.. John Wolf r flat " i from camp returned . aanl wore here on Ii ii . hlto v ir, K,1u,,"h loft for do. Fowler 1 ber C,UMl"' Mr- 'en. Mr.. Annie CaHpar of Maya-nr ... llflW U.. . homo W'" Durd "l l" lto Ml.. t . . r. ",Z. 7T"r ""-lion left ' luiaKUU H urlinr.. Ml.. achool Mr.. Chu.. for C lnLkun " . "'Uy utA l. n i went to h,.ii.. "V" -"uren . . IU Sll(,p WoUnei(Jay n.r,l,x":c..,:,"r hie ed by her H....I.. "wpmpau- Wlllluin I),.i J on ended and v eated V'llllu.n Dotuon. Ar.In.w Solfert n 'arito,, and Jacob l)ow," r " ed"; reZ!:na Mr- TRENHOLM Mool ilartml lutit Monday with "'iiusor uh teacher, r. Talro has ork at II..M'. ...... ...in P- Kuraroy hH!, boon pretty alck b' Z """ lmprovl:n. f t. Talro Kot .truck on the aide nan or wood which nmdo him "T ianm for ft ti,ll0. ,0 think, a ,, cracked. ' r-.Tatro I.,.. i. MUFlnK It H mil-ot..! nrnn I I.I. Tho fr.ii. i. "Jand In Ketiu.K rljo. Thero la wrijo crop, thouch atnnll but ittt, iVf Mr"- ''",n Soraflne went tlii. k """' Mi. n?ii tnon EB.lwi : " wiin mom una wmptuoua dlnnor pre-M.n- r..flne. There wn. rvbTl ni'm.,"UB,u uncm and '',K"iy had a mmii iim. BEAVER HOMES m. chin, i i..i. . lull, ' on mo hick lint Mb'rS,,ruok ls li'ullng gravel ' A.Jnnnl .... i.. . .. .. F "ill Week. nu,,,,,nlt Wttl'nf .Mr"-. K"rr nr h NBatn- rraw"i attendod tho P tUr""J' niKlit at the grange Kth.Un! iin ,lrlvl"K tho achool but k r',vor ""mo. school this "1 CtadVhur?wout from kstHr"' Boekdlo wore down " Boddv M, "J""'" ll' Mr, and N i,i.T-lt from Port- WinriV. r; und Mr. Currle tmt ki r "iiuuy. IOOI)ln nnd St. Ilnlnn. .1.1. . CLATSKANIE (Krom the chlf Kdw. Pet.r,, of Ml.t. who ,.h. lulnod a fracture of the colTur bont 4 month aKo h. tho reaul, of fu U g from . 0uU or , y 'ruu'vK. ored from the eftect. of hi. cS ' wu. In town WodneH.lay on hi. wujf through to Portland, where ho ill yl.it friend.. J. L. Campbell, jr., ana Iluy Sul .ivan havo comnienctd the operation uf tholr new kIiiiikIo will on the .Summit, the firm coiiHliinuiont ot .hlnglea cominx out Wedne.day Mr., funipboll und the kiddle, went vur thl. mornliiK to .pund the day at tho ceno of acllvltie.. A very Importaut. but Informal iniintlng of cltuen. wa. held In the curage of tho ClalHkaulo Auto com- i'any ou Monday evening. The muut liR waa culled for the ouroose of i rgunlzallon for activity iu tho Inter nal, of the Mlat-Clatakaiile po.l roud. Kl.thUHluam characterized the dla uU.Hlon. und a go-aftur-ll-and-i-i. iplrlt wan manKeat. A very IntereatliiK ilociinieni li,..l fallen Into our huud.. which will be of IhleroHi to many resldont. of thl. ! community, it la the property of . h. ( onyer. and contain, thn tallica of nil the children ot achool uku re.idlng In achool dlalritt No. 6, at l he end of the achool year, March im, At that tiiuu thoro wi.re . ii i hlldreu of achool uko .'ii tliu diH. IrUt, rungliiK In uko from f.vu in nl'ii'loon years. Many ot lliem are, .till roHldeut. of thl. comuiunlt)'. Announcement of tho deal I. of Clifford Ilryuut, camu a. e .hock to l.e community altliuiiii ho wa. ki own lo be criiicuhv 111 Hi. death icni'icil Ii the (ioo ; Samaiituu ho.- p'lui. Portlicid. 'ruei.itt.v eveninu of enaeitilu of which he luu been a aut- fer r i dice n'a relenao from the V 8. aim Ho vna tho run of Mr. and h. 8. I ryant ai.il nau hper.l hir entire life In CliiUkaiile. Kunerul iorvlue. were conducted nt the I'rcu iiyterlau church on Thuraday after noon, tho pi.Hlor. Hov. It. A. Weld. officiating , RAINIER (Prom the Review) Mrs. Ira Purclier received the new. of the death of her father, Jame. A. dmiilloy, which occurred at Frank-' r,. mt ll ,.K A.... 91 . I... .. n I 114 lui I, ITnnii., AU). tf4 .1 Uln uu VI ma years. Hu wa. ono of the old pit neem, having crossed the plain, with an ox team 66 year. ugo. Un Tuesday, September 14 nt 10 u. m. nt tho l oiumorcial i iuu room.. Iu thl. city, there will bo a publio hearing on tho matter of establishing i harbor lino al Italnler. Ihe hear ing will bo held under the auporvl- .on of tho U. 8. Kovorumcui, oral ovlilmico by Mayor It. Park ot tho engineer corp.. Soma one entered the residence of J. H. lloomer last Sunday night and obtained about $100. Suaplclon pointed to Chester Smith and Arvlllo tilrt und these two young men were, arrested nnd nro now at the county lull In St. Helen, awaiting the action of tho prosecuting attorney who I. at prosent away rrom noinn. i nere nu. ; been considerable evidence obtained j against tho two young men In quits-. lion. 1 Mr.' E. K. Klllolt. director and I supervisor of agricultural oducutlon, 1 wus bore Siituruuy in couecuo.. wi.li thn mutter ot establishment of; un agricultural course In tho Hululur l.ublta schools. A contcronce was , iwil, I wlili the school board, Profes sor Guuntt and some of the leading ; citleons of Uulnlcr, after which It wus decided to tuko tne ouor muuo by Professor Elliott. Last' Thursday Mr. 0. C. Vaughn, ho. nmiiflil and onoratod mov ing picture theatre, at Rainier, Kel so and Cliitsknnle, disposed of hi. entire chain of .hows to Mr. J. H. llnnmnr who has bOOO 111 CIlUrKO Ul the show here, and Mrs. Maude Urei). nor Mr. lioohmor Immediately, leased their theatre here to Mr. P. Thornton, who has operated tho I -oty , theatre since the middle of July. Mr. Ti,,n.inn will clone the Cozy nnd operate from the Grand theatre on , account of it bolng a much hotter lo- at .aid ci.iD.ani z:: ":..?;.1:- '? the provision.' ot c h' Z ill amoral law. of 11(. V 413 It is therefore now ordorod bv ih "ourt that .aid claim be. U,l , hereby allowed and that the ck?k . and be Is hereby uuthoruVal 3 wSnMn n "BUB a ' that 'l1ZU'ZT 0r,ler'!d b' 11,0 e""-t u, 1 1, J lBrk prop re tn n.mlt "py"eofT,r"or?de0rf iia'ir.?? t,,e pfiu,ion f t,,e wiiow on of ,1 for ren.1.- uon of the penalty m.rt i..ir. i excess of 8 per cent on tho ..:. ."' the year, im, 114 11K i 117 and llS.'l,y error omitted t 'e uxes for the year 18011; Now therefora Im u '.....i.... . . th. .d Willow U"r K:.chmpl8nayl lo allowed to nnv n.. tixm il.n .. wiiKiiiui ia ..... . '.ar ,u' and that the ..nu interest in excess of 6 per cent lie, and la hereby remitted. count, i .aK Cla,m" agK,nBt the county heretofore filed with the lrk of the coutr were allowed In he various amounts n. carried out on ronow.?.0' Uld cl"u, and be,n tt" County Warrant a m,mR 1y.lor' wlt"BB. 8 00; O. l4.00j Hornlco Urown, J6.60: L J yuiiOrshoven, surveyor, $66 73-'l' J. VniiOrKhoven, co survoyor, $18 00 Daniel Paulson, ehalnman, $14 97: "''""iisllii, ehalnman, $82.76; Carl Tucker, chulnut.m, $8.00; Wm Jarvl, axman, $.60; O.car Nlemlnl en. axumn, 12.38; 11. A. Spraeuer, i.0; Nevada McDonald, exu chaiu- 1. 60; H. M. Jou.en, $7.40; W A vvysocK, expeiae., $470; J. 1). Brown f.:in?i t'.tt,rl.J- Tucker,' $14.04; Wm 1 Dodd, $0.u; John Corslglla, $11. 88; J D Brcwu, axm .n, $10.00: P:u cif.c 'lol uud Tel Co, $41.42; H Ifi l.ttUaro. alamps, $10.00; H E La llure, oxp, J4.60; Dora Shaffer, clerk 78.00; rrank Zenor, work ror stu, J1.06; J f Morgitn, $3.00; Odin Holmeu, $7.60; Audrow Parker, rlH1'1- l : John Dethmun t.4.5; Western Union Tel Co, serv ices for Bhf, $s.84; Copeland Auto o. suppllos, $73.40; Standard On Co, supplies. 118. 0:: A i,i Uo-... dupply to, supplies $26.83; H W vveigio speed cop, dep shf, $126.00; H W Wolgle, reulrs. 178 75- i. ii,i. house Motor Co, suppllos, 21.2; Cop'ilund Auto lA. unnnll... Ill; iu. 81 Helen. Mist, supplies, $48.40; Kilhuin Slaty nnd Ptg Co, 62.01; Amu-. Quick, stono for clnrlt t7 on- JUalicI Davl'js. clerk. 12 Rn- V vi Hunt, BtumpB, $16.00; Pacific Staty & Ptg Co, supplies. $7.12; Glu.s & I ruilhommo Co. Buppllos, $35.00; K W Sipple .uppllc, $40.00; in.sio lluttan. stamps, etc., 12.00; Melva Haltan, clork, $15.00; lieulah Smith clerk. $78.00; J. . Oodfray. oxp dep. $1.17; St Helens Light & Power Co. July light, $8.40; 8 Helons Wa tor Comm, supplies, $4.00; St Helena Hdwe Co, supplies $2.22; St Holens Stcum laundry, supplies, $0.40; J. A Large, supplies, $l.ou; it Constan ts, supplies and repairs, $7.28; Martin White, exp co Judge, $7.36; Judson Weed, co comm. $103.00; n ii Hunting, auto hire, $40.00; Ben '.ooley, auto hire, $4.60; Shlnn Storla, $8.26; The Datloy Rocord Abstract $10.40; M P Hazon. jnst'ce peaco. $40.40; J B Doan, Justice peaco, $25.00; A J Peel, $26.00; O a wiiuo, u.uo; l o Ross, $5.00; Andrew Parker. $25.00: J H wnir. son, str.mps. $8.63; Frankel Carbon it Ribbon Mfg Co, supplies, $6.00 B wiiKerson, exp, $5.86; C U Ub ;elohde, co aid, $40.00; Harry D Hondershott, $5.00; Emma Nues baumer, $6.00; Good Samaritan t.ou. Dltal. 17. BO- Rloior. f vr ... 00; Arrow Ambulance Co, $4.00; Or- tuia noiet, services, 164.60; J W ...v.. a iivuuij 2u.uu; ' u An trim, dlst sealer, $27.87. Roal Warrants Itoatl DiKt, Standard Oil Co, $14.60; Scap- Stock - Quality - Price When you need anything in GENERAL MERCHANDISE DROP IN! Dry Goods Dresses Shoes for the Whole Family Gents' Furnishings Everything That's Good to Eat Bedrock Prices and High Quality Goods. MARTIN HOVEN GOBLK, ORB. Service, Plus Quality Groceries and Lowest Prices MAKES THIS STORE POPULAR WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS Are You One Of Them? THOMAS H. ROY The Money Saving Grocer. Phone 42 Hi. Meat la Value The Beat In Quality A Banking System That Has Helped Revolutionize the Farming Business The operations of the Federal Reserve System are especially favorable to the farmer. His borrowings to .over cost of fertilizing, planting, harvesting and car rying his crop can be rediscounted by this bank with the Federal Reserve Bank, and an abundant supply of credit at a moderate rate thus secured. This bank realizes to the full the vital importance of the farmers' work, and is genuinely desirous of extending to the farmers of this community the ben efits resulting from its membership in the Federal Re serve System. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Scappoose Capital, Hl.OO.ee UBlttd States Depository SINCLAIR WIL84JN. President DAVID U'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President WARD B. WIST, Oarhlsr PAGE SEVEN poose Lbr Co. $8.62. Koa4 lHt, No. 8. C B Crouse, $86.00; J P Mcln- (ConUnued on page nine) EDDIE'S PIACE Th nam and pUoa auggeaUd to four mind, welcome you either as vUi tor or patron. W serve cooling drinks. Confec tionery, Ugara and Tobacco. HAGBART BORDALS Pool Hall Phone 132-W ST. HELENS Wrist Watches, Diamonds, Pearls IA"? I 1t,,e three most popular items among a weU-clressed lady . Jewels. Many of these item, are sold every dayoaSS here" "ouIThXT Uu U "ure W whaluS nere. Our prices are very pleasing. J'"10, selection of KlfU for commencemenU and. wed- allies at very ,uch lower prices. TOWe VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler Flour Fresh Fruits Vegetables HARDWARE Stoves Tools Shelf Hardware CROCKERY -Graniteware Aluminum Ware China Larsen & Co., Grocers Attention, Mr. Renter Now is the time to buy your home and become estab lished before the Fall rains. Why pay rent to the land lord when the same amount of money will bu7 a home of your own? We have them. ranging in price from $300.00 up, on very easy terms. Our salesmen will be pleased to show you any of them. HOUSES We have three 6 K. modern "cottages, white enamel plumbing throughout, near school house, one block from business district at $1700.00 each. First come, first served. If you want a river view come and let us show you the five fine residences we have listed. These are the finest in the city and range In price from 910OO to SSOOO, on terms. We would be glad to show you this 8 R. house situated on 2 ex tra tine lots. Paid-up street Improvements. Price SJ150.OO terms. FARMS 12 A. in Warren district on good road about halt mile off high way. 9 A. clear, balance 8 A. seeded. 0 R. house and barn. All kinds fruit and berries. Fenced and cross fenced. Pasture seeded. One well in house and another at barn A bargain at 93000.00. 40 A. near Deer Island. 20 A. cleared. 1 A. tamlly orchard. 4 Balance easily cleared. All fenced. 4 R. house and good barn. Well water. Priced at 94000.00. 91000.00 cash will handle. RUTHERFORD REALTY, CO. PHONES Office, 123; Residence B-38 Application for Membership Harding-Stanfield Republican Club of St Helens, Oregon asaaaaaaassBBaaaaaati I hereby apply for membership in the Harding-Stanfield Republican Club of St. Helens, Columbia County, Oregon, and agree to use my best efforts to secure the election of Harding for President and Stanfield for United States Senator on November 2, 1920. SLOGAN: "LET'S MAKE IT REPUBLICAN." Name r Precinct Address Phone WjXSEVS to -8t Heleo'' GROCERIES cation than the Lozy. CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED ON PAGE 9