St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, November 19, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti n ft rir inAiitfnii A KArlU MUWIH fn'wl llnnk IM'INtHllM IIUVU III- In Nearly :UM1,MM K.ii'iilly Ili'iiKMli-lltMl ami Killing'"'!. of Ihll First NiitUim.l I 1H IMtn.... - Bnk I"'" t'"'w" during piiNi .'r !" ittvnrn found nKcmary lo have uddltlonul qiwr- Itiarter sawed oak ........ feu'lurr''1: ; P.i.-M.l l.y an el-r.tr!. , rglJr ilann system provides ,,, " H..,,,.r. a nun,. .l, fw t J ri.K of valuables, curren. v J , lli ! i '" "" Hl''". through drill or burn tlir.,,,,.i. .1... .... . out fin,, -umlnK l,,-; ; " Wlt"- it n o lift STTTi Interior Vh'w of I Link THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. NOVF.Mmrp iq i920. lllTi'tllt'llO (MM bunk ll!U4 o.v nil only : M.rllnM (if lliu ground Lit of Hi'' bank building, I'" I they mm - r ... . & l i m m a j .. i - M y- : m r I l -r- m hiihibb i:. i:. vw, fiiu I. m.k. wiu... vi..., ir.-.i.i....t . V. .f I ill I, lf Xs - .... 'f . ' jsj: 'f ' M lw t;. ntiri) Kt'uaa.1 flmr. yur ami Iik ofi'li'utK ami dlree- ' 4 '"'.' 'i Si; I 4 t ! liu'i:. i.i tin' I, auk IH UMufully turB urn 1'nai.l i.f the s'aml.iiK or Ilu . - mmmm i M ,M !3 i : ' J! L ur.'.i I ;:ti. ih, fx.ur.'H ur.i o? I..mk. v' "!f J" ' ' ll 111 Pi I' 'A-nr-o rTTm.Q ' 'Z t,J J ' " I i a j s ;; I i i .mi , ,i,iWimiii I1 tmAlrmif I U ! ' i I I i if lift1" L. ,l...,-r-.-. . p.u. j.,.rY'.',j . " -titfllH ) I'VfCi' E flli j i'1" u- iP?CT ' ' .n Qft " "' ' L--vJJ1 Are Your Valuables Safe? , t '..:-.: ; : 1 .M'-l"-', "....J t.oV" I I . A 1 1 111 It Willi nll...r I... .11..,. i , . . " ' ...nillK 1I1HU- tul! .UN, IIm. VW..C .N"i(.nal of Heap imimi-.liHM j:ri.n rn.lcllv ilnri,,.. n, All their BRonclBg are ponitlvo- Hie U.r SSL"!. .: . ""?".nK ne I...... i "" u,1,:"r unTant- nr hiiiuII rotuniH, wlilnh by no moob HBhjm of operation can be LZ Cuho "U'T d,""1""t upon Btable Tj K, climate, mivliiRa noiiier with a wholm,.,,,,. ,.....! Hpnculntlon. "u "Nor IH IllUra .... ineno two rroai fii.i.. ... Ihivmp n "" i numan en deavor. 1 IB Olln ,,i.L. I i r'li'-th-r'proi .. V. "l ,n wl" be hm-Hto. PUl,"C a8 W" ttH for 1,10 '"liny aro both operated lureolv n I..I1H-fa,,,, , $M wejnKS i 17 V.r' r,alure'lltl' In men Hie IkhI tf them at leaftanU both rU,l,lal lllll l.f ...n..l.i. ... . . . . in?!L.d Cl,,llve n pronecute lt " netiner expects to Eet omeiblnn out of nothing, fly every al IntereKtH are well fitted to work toK i her and m wayS which at this i?."i'lIIJt".IIIM WUIJ ,",lp 11,0 world wli"l,"T"!,,lly ,,,,wUclll JHt now with a thouHfuid doluHloiiH about 1'iK ilio principle of production, do UK away with the need for thrift and beating the law of supply and de d. Neither farming nor finance mrbum any Buch dcliiBlong. The ;!n,T'f,r,V!0W'' t,mt lf 1,0 ' l l've ,.r .r h'8 ?'ul ,,e niut wlRe corn nd hay, and that If he would raloe .ulilvntB and harveHt. The way 01 Viture Ih too eally understood for e farmer to auupoKo for a moment Hiat these things will be miraculously iipp led or that they can be bought by choap money easily obtained. r,'7l10 ""J1, tile "utiMlilne and the wM,,,Bm N,il,lr,!'B Bret bunk upon h o i tho fanner draws rnd with which ho continually does business. tut he has learned by long exper ience that he can ,lr,.w r... ..... bank only In proportion as he de I'OHits In advance honest labor ond re-il ability. This Is cnod lnb. "O for the Individual, and there Ih no holler for the public. 'The banker invests not In tho hope of Instant and phenomenal prof. Us such as. the dealer sometimes makes, but rather, like tho farmer, lie plants In faith, believing that in good time, if tho soil of enterprise l" well chosen and honestly prepared and cultivated, ho will reap a crop of fair return. Hotter than all iv vestlgatlons and better than all con ferences between conflicting inter ests now would bo a gradual bringing together of tlise two Interests into the closest possible working narmouy 'A good beginning la being made through certain co-operative onter ;r sen among the farm bureaus, in which the banker furnishes the cat "a . und these relations should mul my f and enlarge their boundaries indefinitely. This they are likely to do by natural proces.es for the farm 's pro rapidly multiplying their co-'Por.-.tive enterprises that need cap Hiil, but real effort should be ex r ted to bring these two Interests nto the Closesst UOKhIIiIa rnl. Il.. i.. every community of t,e country. ........ imuners aro also nrmers. uid here is tlio bond that will if juit.vated in tho country districts, l-.tieiitly and thoroughly cement ijiose two great inteicsts in a way ni.i hoi o:,,y no mutually ben jiiiclal to ngriculture and to banking but will operate powerfully toward iiuuguiuting ui, era ol Industrial san iy lor the country as a whole. "Too long has banking been ccn s.dered suloly as r. city buslnes- vast sums are accumulating no-w aiming tho country (population in mr.ll amounts to bo sure, but enor mous In the ,-ggresate. This money aiiouid f.nd Its way to the banks rather thr.n into the pockets of the promoter. "Again, tho .'armor hag use more and more tor large amounts with which to finance his enterprise. Here bo needs the banker's advice as well a the funds lm c.,t..,i . , lie beginning of a relationship thai will ffri runt lina i.. cutties that cannot be resolved by individual enterprise and thrift. "Likewise, the bunker is no longer ihe sphinx behind bars, saying "No" lo most questions, lie is out now where things are doing, and he and the farmer will make the two best yokefellows we know Jor .pulling the old ship of state out of the mud, or off the rocks and out into deep water again where she may go on her way rejoicing, with a crew which has learned that mutiny will never make port." WAttKKX BAITIHT C'Ul'RCII There will be a missionary con ference In the Warren Baptist church Kriday, Saturday and Sunday. Hev. Aug. Olson of Portland will preaci. 7:30 Friday In Warren and Rev. a. U. Sandblom the utme evening ti Ilucl.olor Flat school house In English. Saturda sfternoon at 2 servicn and prayer meeting at the church and evening services at 7:30. fcunaay services by Rev. Instance Oshurn of Cherry firnvn at 11-?n Sunday school session at 1:45 p. m. peec), r,y itev. c. C. Wright, I. D. of I'ortlnnd at 2.15 and free con ference bv cur visitor In iho m. Ing at services by Rev. Austin of Portland. Sunday the Wbola ilnv tha band ff tho Swedlsn Baptist churcu of Portland will render music and songs. All are nivifp tn ho with no tu. meetings Sundny afternoon and even ing will be in English, also Saturday evening. , Rev. E. Bjorkqulst. bonds of matrimony l. tween the plaintiff anu . allowing plaintiff to malilnn name of Cecil Pa This summons la served jii by publication by virtue of i rder of the Hon. J. A. Eakin, Judge of the r.bove entitled Court, duly made on the 18th dav nf Nnwinh., loon directing this summons be published in the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper of Reneral circulation In f'nl County, Oregon. Date of first publication November 19th, 1920. Date of last publication Dec. 31st, 1920. It. A. RECKEN, Attornev for Plaintiff P f AH. dress 321 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore. SUMMONS In the Circt.lt Court of the State of wretfon ror tlio County of Columbia. Cecil Loveless Pla.ntiff. vs. Lnfav- etto Loveless, Defendant. To Lafayette Loveless, the ahnvn named defendant: In the name of the State of Ore- ... i miner lowaru neutralizing I uuiuh oi me ciate or ure- ur national nonsense than any other ison: You are nereby required to ap xisting agency, be It political, soclil lpear nnd answer the complaint fileu existing agency, be it political, social o.iiu. ur eoonomic. "The farmer is no longer an iso lated creatum u-nrUinn. ........ ,i ,,i i ii . , . a """J' aione .'t Ills Individual problem. Through lie farm bureau he is p.-.rt of a work ing organization, ready, wllllnfi. bio to help solve most of his diffi- against you in the above entitled suit on or oeiore ine 3rd day of January, 1921, said date being more than six weeks from the first publication of this summons and if you fail to ap pear and answer said complaint the plaintiff will take a decree of the above court forever dissolving the Thanksgiving Tipi FOR MEN ONLY! "Take Her A Box" Be It mother, wife or sweetheart they all appreciate a box ef CANDY MASON'S ' i nn- lew .if ltk HE FARMER AND THE BANKER P'rl,"'l front the AiiKiiHt 21, ll2, ' u" I '"' Country Gt'i.lloti.iin. Cllltli..!. 1.' t. .... . ... .... ...... ,.. W1H, j (( j,. r(ll rmltmu ii.ni, ..t u , ii tiia m : 7, .;."..T' """" " " tlxli . i, u l"" r,,,lileHt tlint wo put) piiit n r"Ul'1 ,m 8Pftn,d- Th0 fc-.i , "..n n,iarif HH.CU lO Hl.CU " Hils and we take pleusuro m"s 11 'o "r renders: I Tli writ . loe,.i.: " 1 H",,n 1,0 Kro"1 K"1" i,," ,." wo liro succossfully to un tinfnV '"'"'POHslble Industrlill and t? . """"""n I" which tho ooun- . ' DOOOIlliliL. Invnlvn.l Wo l.nvA Knl?. '"'0 -o nir with am " or labor, with Htanil- 01 Production ami with thn fncll- I ' and iiocessllles; wo have so In- i. " ifiir.'imu.u i.. ii.. ...ii.. HWt ni.,1 111 tMnrai. . nii'ional society with mint . .; 0J ''ilar.ls tlint some basis n " "u r,""'d for tho boKlnnlna ... , "isinictive procowtes 11 'inra Bniash in tn l.o ...Moil Our nr.... . . . .....' Buch nmiKing facilities are taki.il . rt)ubles can hardly In fnr "' of a flnunclnl panic as llS-Un I. . " wl n-.nn, UUL mo BencJ" f,!",l,, ''as already com '""lllut.. Ii U ,R nono 100 800,1 t0 Bt(..,. ""ni aerious orrorts to iotPvl?,''n".",,ll! Iiousb In ordor an tnm t, . Hln"m toward I'iiiilus l.y riiiiiii. II. Moi'toi. or other rerialn kindred Inleresls get tognthcr Id luko stork of tho iiltuu lion and lo ratalillsh sanu methods of iiroreduro. Manifestly, BUoh be- Klnning will have to be made by In terests that have elements In com mon, mid that Is exceedingly difficult because nil matters Involving ninnu- faclurn or transportation Involve Ulso relations between those Irreconcil ables known as rapilnl and labor, em ployer and employee. "The Country CentliMiinn believes that of all the' business Interests of tho country, farming und banking have the most In common nnd lease In competition, and that these two great Interests should bo brought to nether in every possible way, evou perhaps In n Krent niitlonnl winter- r 1 . . .. .1 T...l..altV rolitli's mis nun'". ."" Now let farming nnu euce. has failed. .. .......I.. ... ...nl.lt.ff inn fluanre try tneir numis in ini..ii beginning of tlio great Job of untangl ing Ihls Impossible situation. "It Is amazing, ns wo come lo think of II, bow much fiirmtiiR nud banking luivo In common nnd liow little thore Is to breed disruption within cltnor ...... nr hxlu'lll'll till) tWO. tlio two n,g- of all Inn. . ""' "iiilal stnnn Inward a ro. to t In, - v...-. . '"rlfl on . i ot 'l"Biry unn 'or don? 1. 1 nlono we can depend turn. '. i till "'"He ponce and national difficulty li to make "L',..i nf nil lliev are . . I I I in tt.llulllUt. our pul.llo Inlorests. They .ire 1 1 two most essential ror real p.. welfare. Tlicy re both conservative and llirlvo best under settled condi tions. Thoy both rest upon souno economic theory, nnd lliolr I rodlce compels attention to I lie l;'tab? economic principles of industry and thrift. , it . "Tho principle of speculation IT Z Zl and noHh,7 ekpocts Jo get results except u, n... . nroductlon by approved methods of cedure. The labor prob lom I. b Innt tn 1-r.Mi cases, and In nelinor uo 1 -...i. , " iiimri, ii y is to mnse sent m ' " ; ,i,. .,,. rr"';: nn boKlnnlng!rKi.n'7.atlons ox'at tor ol her P ur llu' m do until m some way poses than Bolting the best results., Our Records and Money : AND Your Valuables and Papers ARE PROTECTED When they are put in our burglar-proof vault. The protection of this bank covers not only the safety de posit boxes, but the entire vault, protecting valuable papers, coins and other property of the public and the bank. r You Are Invited To inspect this new system. The officers of this bank are always ready to serve you in any legitimate cause. We want to do our part in the upbuilding of Columbia County. We will be pleased to have you call during banking hours, or our Mail Box System will bring you full information. We pay interest on sav ings accounts. Start One Now. First National Bank of Scappoose Resources Exceed $300,000 United Slates Depository Officers: , SINCLAIR WILSON, President. DAVID McK. WILSON, Vice-President. EDWARD E. WIST, Cashier. The Bank of "Safety and Service" Directors: DAVID McK. WILSON J. O. W. WATTS. D. W. PRICE. SINCLAIR WILSON.