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PAGE FOUR THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1920. THE ST. HELENS MIST Issued Rrery Krklay by THE MIST PUBLISHING OOMPAXY O. D. HEILBORH S. C. MORTON President Managing Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATRS On Year 12.90 Six Months $1.26 Etort4 u second-class matter, Janaary lit), ltll, at the Postofftce at St. Heleaa, Oregon, uader the aot f March Ird. 1171. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER Member Natleaal Editorial Asa eUtta aat Oregon Stale Bdltorial AaeoalaUe. ANSWER THE CALL "The Greatest Mother on Earth' Is calling tor assistance. For years she has served nobly and unselfishly At uonie ana abroad sho has mln lstorad lnvlnsW nAtlantlv ,nH .mi pathetically to the sick and wounded. Th call ot distress she has always heard and answered. She knows no class or creed; the rich and the poor are on the same footing tor her mis sion Is to serve mankind, alleviate suffering and bring cheer to the cheerless. Site is the mother of the world The Red Cross. Will we for get her? We are prone to forget. When lor lnc Tlnffflnt o.ra atllliwl hnw annn sometimes, do we forget those who served us well, it seems only a few days ago when we were praising God for the Red Cross. Mothers and rattiers who bad sons overseas and in the cantonments here knew the Red Cross was there and everywhere and if, perchance, the Bon was wound ed or sick, or if in battle he had made the BACrtflpA fhnv knAV Ihn Boil Cross mother was with the son; there to oomrort and aid. During the war the service ot this great and merciful organization gain ed recognition from all. The war is now over, the work of the empires is over, but not so with the Red iross, lor tneir work continues and this work will continue so long as , mere is a service or mercy to be per formed. The annual roll call Is now being held. Contributions of one dollar and upward are asked. The work of mercy must be continued. Columbia county has never failed to answer i patriotic call; It will not do so now A dollar means Httln tn nut aggregate dollars mean much to the jiou iross. u win enable them to carry on the work and their work 1 necessary. The bible says "The Lord loves a cheerful giver" and we believe the nea iross woum say "we love- a vol unteer contributor." Rnlicitnr. uh, call on you, but would you not feet more lixe a real human when he called If you could show him yout subscription badge as a voluntary coniriDuiorT Don't have to be solicited; grab your check book and write In the amount you want to give for the work you so snoniy ago advocated. You needn't confine yourself to II; con tribute as your conscience dictates. The Red Cross doesn't forget. We must not forget. William Russell in county chair man for Columbia county, Ed. Jones is in cnarge ot tne work In St. Hel ens. Save them thn irnnhla'nt oti ing on yon; mall your contribution to miner or mem. ! - "RENDER UXTO CAESAR THE THINGS THAT ARE CAESAK'b Down In a certain historic spot on the Potomac River thero Is a tragedy that deserves at least a parting glance and a parting thought. The nation has gone through peril ous times. Perhaps no more critical period ever was faced bv thin nation of Americans. During all this period uuuruw wuson naa shouldered the responsibility of the nation and has cuuc.rorou ut Dear tne burden alone Whatever we may think about this man, r.nd all of us have undoubtedly had hard thoughts at times the fact remains that Woodrow Wilson will g down in history as one of the natlon'b treat men. In all sincerity of purpose, he has sacrificed his health and probably his life on the altar of his country's neeo iu uow ibi us oe graierui ror the man and his work and trjr to forget his - mistakes. There Is a tremendous lesson In mis patnetic ngnre. Sincerity of pur Dose, ideallatln thnnph It n v - ' n Ul U J UCT, Is always admirable, but no one man can afford to lsnnrn ti thmiaht counsel of his associates, friends or I selling its tn natlna affnlrsgarchy u-iuu;o mm sai-up ior nimsoir a men tal oligarchy. Such a man will surely mii. is as true in hllHlneao anil S... as ,n national affairs. Arco .Buiieun. 1 ' SPUED FIENDS The highways have been completed and dedicated to the public. A hard surfaced pavement extends from roriiano. to tne sea. It was built for uie Denerit or the public but unless some of the aneed fiamta k. trolled the public will have little use r or . me Highway was not built for race xracK, it was built as a con nectlna- link hot dun .nmrviii.l( . - ' -" vvuiuiuuHiOl, but the fool at the wheel of an auto- moone seems to think It was built especially or him. During the past sixty days Traffic Officer Welgle has brought In a number o speed lends. They have been fined and allowed to go on their way. Some of them, possibly, were taught a lesson. We hope so. The speed cop was not hired to return a profit to the county; he was hired to enforce tha o.lfv mil n.t. i. . . . J i.m lawn. Welgle has done this. The laws are for the protection of the public and such laws should be enforced. The Mist Is pleased that Welgle has been enforcing the laws, and If he con tinues to do so before long It will be safe to travel' the highways. Publlo safety comes first and the speed lends who have no respect for aw nr ma or nmo must be brought! o this reullalon. Go after them I weigie ana stay with them. I1 RANKERS VRGE THRIFT The American Banking (uwociation proposes a thro year thrift campaign to reach every family-ln the countr As a part of the campaign, govern mental officials would be called upon to practice ftie uttvost tvouoray so as to reduce federal expenditures. The Thrift Campaign does not mean to StOD buvlns- but tn inn nm-i.,i... and saving. We have been through an orgie of extravagance r.nd waste. Small savers are to bo the chief ource in financing the normal growth ui commerce ana industry, savs the association, adding that present tax policies offer a serious check to in creasing investment by holders of lai-Ko weaun. isol only must the in dividual citizen and w.i Wfk aflrnnr ha taught to save, but our government LiuciaiH must aiso De Impressed with this necessity. The tax burden industry and commerce, and upon the umuous 01 savings, which would otherwise be used to flnnnr new In dustries and new commerce Is be- vond all reason and In excess of pub 114 need. Dated and first published Novem ber 19, 1920. W. H. DAUMGARPNER. Administrator. Glon R. Motskor. Attorney for Ad ministrator. 49-5t The voters of St. Helens favor the establishment of a port. The voters in all other precincts do not favor It This being the case, it would seem proper for 8t. Helens to establish the Port of St. Helens if Columbia county does not wish the Port of Columbia county. There's a bible flavins' n hri nt o camel trying to pass through tho eye of a needle. It was a difficult matter likewise Is the matter of trying to tret Srannnnsn nn thn t,hnA i as difficult and oftentimes Impos- SAVED HIS HORSE Mr. R. L. Mrlntvro - Aitnnn. Ala., says: "Dr. LeeCar's Antiseptic Healing Powder quickly healed some bad wire cuts on my horse. I defy any stranger to rind tha Dnv,,..... scar on him." Dr. LeCear'a Arivi OA anil T? . nw, .1 saved this valuable animal. He warns you not to leave a wnnn.l -.,.. .... bviu ui eXDOSed. hilt tn rfnal nn n. r . . - wd v,i i 'i . i-ic(ir n Antiseptic Healing Powder, which in stantly forms an antiseptic protection and promotes healthy healing. In his 28 years of Veterinary Prac tice and Expert Poultry Ureedlng. Dr. LeGear has compounded a rem edy for evnrv cnrtiMa n...... stock or Doultrv u'h.... .i .......icci iiitry ru- inia nuuiiiion. lu iapf.il .nH . - j . ' " iuh.-iiuihj ""vuvi.o wrens in meat. Helens Mut from Tour dealer tha r, i. , U .bi,. . ' "B""" ISI NOTICE OK DISTRICT KOAD MEETI.VU Road District No 13. Columbia County, tWgou. NotlCA la hi.rnhv rivnti tlmt It f,,i- suunce of a petition duly signed by iriM'iioun'rs anu legal voters or Koad District No. 13. Columbia Coun ty, Oregon, and presented to tho County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, a District Road Meeting of the legal voters of suld Road District No. 13 will be held In the Redmnn's hall at Goble, on the 19th day of November. 1920, at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M., of said day, suld moot ing to be for tho purpose ot voting n Special Road Tax In said District, on not to exceed 10 mllln nn tha n..n.. - of all taxable property in said Road iiisirici. Dated this th day of November. 1920. MARTIN WHITE. County Judge. . Ten-Acre farm with fine Hnrlnir .stream. iloautlful modern count rv homo with living-room 20x30 with fireplace. sleoDlnir nnrrli nn.l ai,i,.. enamel plumbing; 2 garges; water piped In house. Located near Deer Island about U mlln ntt t.nvv.i '. ,v.i - lumbla river lilirhu-nv llu'ulll worth price asked of $3500.00. For terms see Rutherford Realty Com pany. 4S NlTI( K tH' KIN All ACtXH'NT Gustave Skuzlo Estate. ('('ni'Kiicil, nd ailiiiinlstratrlx of tin Cf-tuto oi tiusiuvo Mume uecesaea hii I . l.ifl lint flt.nl nmitit In tlia ('entity Court of (he State of Oregon. tor (iiufuuia i ouniy. unu Hint Mil unlay the 27lli day of Novninbor A. IV 19:'0, at the hour of ten o'clock V M mill Ilia I'tmrl r...i txt mt.1.1 I'uurl have been Uiiolntd by sin'., curt its the time and place for the 'lau-ltlL ilf iilil,,t(iiMU tn il.l flu.. iiccotiul and the settlement thereof. I'ltieu mid urst ptiiiiislieil tictolicr it, 1920. I1KRTIIA M. SKUZIK, AdiiilnlstratrU J W. Day. Attorney i,i 5 Since ileiniihllliillmi ihh ltil I'rru. Iiiim ken! lu iHiiiMiiuit fliim-li u'lih fiiin- llli s of 800.000 soldiers, sudors ui tl llKliMll'rt. 81MMOXH In Hit Circuit Court of the HUto of iirogon, for the Counly of Coluiu- bla. Wm. Lrlck. Plaintiff, vs. Edna Urlck Defendant. To Edna Urlck, the above named de- eiiuani: In the name of the Stat nr rtra. gon. you are required to appear and snswer the complaint riled against you tn the above entitled suit, on or befr.ro the 20th day of November, 1920, or for want thereof the above named Dlalntlff win i.l. . a r . ... n u a UQITUD against you for the relief demanded in i ne complaint namely, a decree nr a oumpieia divorce forever dis solving the bonds of matrimony' now Jid heretofore existing, on the ground of cruel aud inhumane treatment rendering the Ufa of the plaintiff burdensome. This summons Is served upon you EDDIE'S PLACE The name mid place auuKextnl to your wind, welcomes, ymi either as visitor or pntrou. We serve cooling drinks. Confec tionery, Cigars anil Tobacco. HAGBART BORDALS Pool Hall Phone 13 W ST. II K I. ICS M mo m uurr Jr. ih (.ear. Remedy, on a satisfaction or money back guurautee. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County In the Matter of the Estate of Emll varmuii, ueceaseo. NotiCA la hnr.hu .lBnn .1... . bi.cu mm 1 ne un- Larlson. Ailminiui,ain. A n pii ---"""I ui 111a estate of Emll Carlson, deceased has filed HIS finnl nxAuint .1 ... . . . HUUUh uuu rwLHjri in the toun y Court of the State of Oregon' r M r ( 'il 1, m kin ' ... . wuuuiy, anu mat Sat-il,ly- tth?n18.th day of Decembei. 1920. at 10 n'nlnlr I- . ..11 j oreiioon of said dir and tha . ,. . - miuii room 01 sad court has been appointed' by fSi V0"?1 a8.the time and Plttc fr the hearlnir nf hG,i.. . .7, i.uuuj iiiereto a id the settlement thoreof. 1920 Published Nov. 19, VICTOR CARLSON, A J l l. . A. Harris Attnmav , ' j-oi NOTICE OP Fl.VAL ACCOUNT - -- -- "'luuium touniy, ?."?USrf tn! Est:ite Mathew Nntlpa la 1 ...I... r .. ... ... ntu, given mat the un dersigned. Ha a,mii.,... - Mi,uioiiuior ot the estata nf U.lli... ry . ' l" kiufuJtV. ;. , "eorge. aeceasod, . . , . 1 lne atate or Oregon dary.Ct e" t t "-!?! at the hour t 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon of said day and the court room of said n,,-, i..... . " co"rl a.dCourtasttr;nlafoyr the hearlnir of hi-.i,... .Jl.-.. '.r. any. and the settlement thereo,: ' a weekly newspaper of general circu lation published In the County of Columbia, Oregon, pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A. Eakln. Judge, made and entered on the 6th day of October, 1920. 1 a0 t0 f publlctlon October 8, Date nf Inat n..i.n.i . - Z4 Chamber of Commerce Ilulldlng, viiiuiiu uregon. I III I.' CREAM IE CREAMERY lU'TTEIl Is to he lilt, I here. We g,.t tin, very finest known to the butter iiKikers mill the health experts' 'iklli. It Is not alone more tle licious, It Is mailu in creameries where tho strictest attention to mi lta t Ion Ih observed. Try n pound and know true bueeler ner- fectloli. St. Helens Co-Opera live Creamery Assn. Stock Quality - Price When you need anything in GENERAL MERCHANDISE DROP IN! Dry Goods Dresse9 Shoes for the Whole Family Gents' Furnishings Everything That's Good to Eat Bedrock Prices and High Quality Goods. MARTIN HOVEN umii.K, OKN. I I S- i TURKEYS Q Be it a seven-oound hirl nr a . ' Thankseivin;T,,rw. ";:, ::B"VCmy?Under-we supply you wm be found when the fi b?astrtr you may be sure of no disappointmen SfanS ce S 6 In rdcr monish you to order early and we will guar antee delfver ' Thanks bird, we ad- CHICKENS Order Early DUCKS Order Early GEESE Order Early OYSTERS Order Early Beef, Bacon, Lard, Fish and all Kinds of Sp ecial Sausages. Centra! Market Phone 60 MORTON WILSON TWO MARKETS Strand Marlc-t Phone 48 NI'M.MOXH In thn Circuit Court of Uio HUite of Oii con for tint County of Colum. bin. l'.y:-oii E. Hoard. J'lulntlff. vs. Jos- iphinn C Ilnnrd. IWendnnt. To Jiiscphluo C. Hoard, tho a bore mimed Defendant: l.i i ha tmnio of the 8tnt ot Ore mi ou are hereby required to p licur ii lid answer the complaint filed '.:iiimt you lu the above entitled t int I'liil cause on or before the 20th lay of November, Iflo, said date :eiiiK six weeks from tho first pulill vl Inn of tills summons, aud If you i'liil to uppear and uiiHwer or other-' wise plead, the I'lnlulirt will apply :o the court for the rulnaao prayed ior in his complaint, to-wlt: for a de ree of divorce forever dissolving the iniirrlaicu contract linrnlnffira an.i now eilstliiK between the Plaintiff mil nereuitaiit. upon the grounds of wilful deitertloii for morn than m year Immedlntuly preceding thn com. ineurnment of this suit, and for the 'r.!'.!?.ru,i""on u ... "lKe of tho .i'.'li Ho'lliiler. Inn :? "ltu ty, Hlate of n 'BCI1 r-'Mng thai th. 0'rlN "i ""s tlmn one. . "Nil coniMiitlvo wank. w , 'r of Public,. , 'V-e , l-t pubne.Uo.J ' JOBBIM! VANllonilJ Offlcn and iJ'Sj'.W - iw i, THE BEST mm Yon tavaJ "'lllty to .!, op " S romfort snd plsnt '". Why not o,Z wonderful book? a nmJ on and sv.ry entry bU . recelvh,. 7,.,,r,.:iS UIO tlOUk ttlOr al.,.k. to-dav. " l FIRST NATIONAL BANK Meml.nr Federal itessrve Hystsm UAH UUAIIAM. I-resldeut. U. A. CI1ILU8. Cni AT w-v . - y Are you Kunning the Farm M I,-'!,. I? r . XT n ' Fji i me r dnn Kunning Your "yOUK success ami satisfaction in farming depends upon how you can answer that question. Theme cessful farmer keeps several jumps ahead of hia netdi of operation and improvement. Likewise the wise farmer cultivates his banking luiuiciiiuu m auvancc ol Jus need for aid. We want YOUR name on the rapidly growinj patron list at the Columbia County Bank. May wt have it? ' SHERMAN M. MILES President J. II. HUTCHINSON Cashier IN COI uiHutrcOTirrY St. Helens The Inclustrial City The population, is increasing rapidly and our town s striding to the front. Better buy a HOME now while you can get property cheap and on reasonable termi U you wish to buy, -el! or trade, See Us. We will treat you right. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE 7 Ar'inont lliilldlnir. apartments I ,0 4 It. each, locatsd on od iwived street, 1 otll 1'titH la a splendid opportunity for a Rood biiHlness proposition. Trice iiaiMMMt on rsrf '"' Boiiahlo terms. . modern house only 2 blocks Xrom schoolhouss. Illvsr fW . and kooiI locution'. Hewer itssessments paid. Thla ! a bar gain at VIIHHmhi on leriim. only 3 blocks from schoolhouse on good strest. llslh, toilet, sink ai nictrlc lKhts. Hewor assessments H P1' I rice M(m.(m). chh bo hondlod on terms you csn U. hotiHo on Kod mncMdam roiul. (lood soil lot. Till It b,f' gain at Wiooo.im. WKhi.ini cash will haiulle. . FARMS 'Tr X!,htn; S A. clear, 8 A. In hay and has bsoo f.r" Hmall house and barn. I'laco has south slops, tlooa ow raiiKe o bearing fruit trees and lots of berries. l.r tJiroHKh placo. (lend wood shed, shop and bu.l7 'lW I rice auJVHl.iHI. Cm be handled on torms. 6 A. In City Um. 011 , Helnns-IMttsburg Highway. 0d: ern house, with bath, imi.it .n,i .lectrln llslits. Runoioi "Ireiim through placo. (lood ham garage and othsrom logs 1 A. fine orchard and year old lrw5!rlZ lllimlu 'I'l.l.. i.. . . .. . ' .,1 i.. .i.J In lllOW lilants it to you This Is a fine buy and we would be gla to t rice only $fKHMMM); balance very eu7 l.a-.n,yiml,"rr?i",!l. "0W n'1 1,0 Pr.eKr!j ?!!ftrS ii ml B,1E0 lracl '0 ". Bl reasoui""- r arm on easy terms. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. MIONES-Office. 123: Resilience 38-J and 74-W
