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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 KOI I, IMPROVEMENT A ArrnnKl )' T. J. Kllppin, Jr., County Agent CLAT8KANIE L tider: J. N. I minor, wiiui i uHmiKQ iiio uoiii l oiiHirullon, on dyked luud; 2 auper- phosphuto demonstrations; 2 potash J demonstrations; make acidity tests; ; pool lllii and IIiiih nrdnrit. ItiOIU.K (Heaver Homos) Leader. Juck Anllker. (Joul Oat fiiur nnm In grow green niuuure crops; 2 sup- ! orpliospliale demonstrations; make ucifl 1 1 y Ii'hIh and pool 1 1 mo orders. i MAKSIII.ANI) leader: Wullor II. Colvln. lion I 1 (IrulnuKO demon stration on UilUi land; niuke acidity tests, mid pool lima ordora; 3 supor llonpUittu demonstrations; two inon to nnm green maiiuru crops, i MAVCKIl Leader: Win. Roberts, tioul Two superphosphate demon strations; make acldlly tests and pool limn orders. RAIN'IKIl Leader: Win. Hidden; 3o.il Two dralnng aumoiiHtrulloiiH, let hIk inon to grow green inuniiro Hops; four demonstrations of supar iliiiiiplwiii; pool community ordora 'or tiln Mini llino i WAHKKN louder: . Iou Snyder. )o:il Two drulnii'(it demonstrations; lv suporplio.iphata doinonHtrutlona; v i men to Krow green manure jupu; pool tllu and II mo ordora. & ( KOI IMI'IUIVKMKNT 5. CI.ATSKANIK i.ouders: K. C. lot tern, K. K. Ilurke. lioul Tweu f acres KtriiwiiHi rlos; twenty up.ioh tunherrloH; three sunflower Mill jiii Iriuls; HpccUiLn o.i onn tariuly ( iioiiilo mid gr.d( puck; fvur to 111 sebw. poluto r.ol. (,iHU,K (liouvor Imimowi i.rinlcr: ail llanloll. (Joel Kiv neieu her ch; tlireu corn variety irials uii.l tnfluwt-is; got ii ix inon to 4!ll-iielect id crude polii'ors. WUtKIILANM l.iamv Murk fcl tl. (!oal Throo nunf'.iwer Com istriitiotis; ono u;v.c:.irl'.(i'i ot Bh ami hurley; urn b'ln.iu trutlo.i fetch and oats; net pour.o poclal V to lecture on seluul.m of polhio Id: speebillun on oivj v.irlctv of tain and Rrailo nr.i k ; m.v.ko'. un I label with Clutslinulo growerr; eo to hill-select p. unto iircu MAYCKIl Leader: J.niu I'olto. si (inn sunflower .l'in..iiiir.iMl)ii; O lO liill-Hl'll'ft pOl'liOI'H. select variety of poluto and grade and k Willi HalMlor. lAI.'U-:it Leader: Jolin Halo, il Ten ucreg strawberries; flf X acres loganberries; adopt ono lety of iioiato for entire coiiimun- i ; kIx mora to hlll-suloct potato i t WAHItKN' Loudon P. II. Lutiu. Cal I' our (li'inoiiBiralloiiH corn agulnHt HiinriowcrH; alx to hlll-Hnloc.t potatoon; hsioi'IiiIIo on onn variety of potato and Rraclo pack; treat puds; onn mint domoiiKtrullon. IIAIKV .M) l.l KSTIH K CLATSK ANIK l.eudor: Al Ap IlllSton, tioal Six iihmi to keep coxt acuoun'x: four morn hIIoh; arraiiRO for tuliorcullii tOHtliiR of cowa In coin. Tnunlty. tlimn morn purohrod bulla; ix morn purnlirnd fomulnH; tlirnn purebred boara; twolve purebred ow or rrll'H. ' OOBI.H ( Hoiivor Homes) Keiid : er; "rltc. Anllker. (loul Four men to keep cm! arconntx; rialio tuber r i'.ln tnHtx In commvnlty; co-opcrat-J' texiliii' for butler fat; two more (uxibreil ImlN; four nolo hIIoh. ; MAHSIII.ANn Lender: Jink Wid ows. tJonl Tlireo more purebred bulla; kIx morn purebred feuutlea, trranfto for community tuliorruliii IAatlBR; four men to keep coat nc-J ounta on their dairy fartim; twoi lioro kIIos. MAYCKK Ivudor: Jako DowlltiK. rAl Four men to keep coxt a- iqntx; arrnnKe for community tu- Blln text Inn; two purebred tiullx; 1 ( tnirntired lielferx; two more alloa, ..ALNIKU Leader: J. W. Curto r ", (loul Two more purebred I .a; arrunno for textinK of butter f t; arranco for tuherculln textlng; I morn xllox 7AllltKN Leader: Jobn Farr. Cot xlx men to keep coxt nc (juntx; arrnnKe for tuberculin text- if nerexxary; extend cow-textltiR idrtociailon to tlilx community; four I ore xilox. $ v I'OILTKV i CtATSKANIF Lender: It. ttoh . 1 -"n. (loal One culllnR demon f ritlon; flvn more to Join 1'aclflo : itry t'roducorx, Inc. COlit.K .(i'eaver llomex) Lead f; N. J. Hvkor. Goal Hold cull ( t ipnioiixtriUion ; Ret tlireo more to ; 1 1'iiclflR I'oultry TroducerB, Inc. AHSIILANI) leader: Mra. Jack mvh. .t!o..l One culling demon lon. kINIKIl i.oiu'er: Orison Kellav. i -Two iii'iliiR .imoiiMtriitlonii; tlirea poiltrymeii to Increuxo s ii ii il Join raclfln I'oultry Pro i ht, Inc.. AI'itKV- t ender: Ray Turin1!. ( Two .)'il!lr(? deinofidratio'!" ; I ijoin r.U'.'io 1 oullry rroiuorn, PAGE SEVEN LO, POOR INDIAN IS A MODERN FARMER Sf z Chlf Little Chief Deaplto the wealth many In diana of the southwest are enjoy ing aa a result of great oil fin da on their land, the leading tribes hare not lost the Instinct for t iling the aoll refuting the old Idoa thai the red men "did not care to work " There are thou sands of Indian farmers In Okla homa, Montana, Dakotis, Kansas. Arizona and New Mex'w. And they are even more willing than aome white men to take op the use of modern Implements- trac tors, motor cultivators, etc Ple tures are of Chief Little Chief of the Cheyenne Ind'ans. who Is eon. tlnunlly uralnc hla trit in a,.w their farms and not sell or lease them. The harvesting picture Is a inoyenne Indian farmer cut ting oats with a binder pulled by a flivver MICTHODIHT KPIHOOl'AI, .The Friendly Church Rlurt thn ititv riirht. on KiiiuJuv 1,v uttundliiK the church school ul 11:46. l'urontx. bring your children. Tiiui ix so much bnltur than merely xoiid IliR them. You will find Hint thn school lias something worth while for you as well us for the boys and girls. Are you a good neighbor? Does your church promote the neighbor ly spirit? What Is the limit of your neiiilihoi'llnuHS? Hour the ser mon Sunday morning on 'My Neigh borhood." Kpworth League at 6:30. The young folks will consider the ques tion "What Is Heal Religion?'' Tho hour of evening worsnlp will : begin at 7:00 with a live song ser- vice. Uverybody enjoys it because everybody helps. Special music I will be furnished by our flue chor I us. The pastor will preach on "The ; llaxls or Christianity." For thai tired fooling just try a happy Sun ' day evening at tne Friendly church. It's fin. ., -r. UKI'Oltr OK CONDITION OF TIIK 11HST NATIONAL HANK AT BCAP I'OONK IN TIIK STATK OF UltKlitlX, AT TIIK CLONK OV HIHINK.HS S 11X KMBUt !), IViM. IlKKOlltCKti 1 a Loans and dixcouuts, including rediscounts (except tliohu Hliown in u ui.u c; IPO. 127 21 NOTICE OP SALE No. I8&T0 In the Circuit Court of the BUto of Oregon, for thn County of Multno mah. Department of Probate. In the Matter of the Guardianship of Fred Burelbach, Arthur Burel bacb, Helen Burelbach and Rich ard Burelbach, Minors. Notice is hereby given that the jindnrslgned guardian of the tatate fif Fred Burelbach, Arthur Burel bach, Helen Burelbach and Richard Burelbach, minors, will from and af ter Monday, the 21st day of Febru ary, 1921, proceed to sell at private sale an undivided one-seventh Inter est In and to the Northwest Quarter f Section 8, Township 2, North of Range 2, West W. M., Columbia County, Oregon. Said sale will be made pursuant to the order of the Probate Court of Multnomah County, Oregon, In said and bids will be received by the euardlan at Ran rh.ni. " " - uiiaiuunr ui Commerce Building, City of Porv mna. uregon. Terms or sale will be cash. Ued January 15th, 1 821. FRANK BURLEBACH, Ouardlan. 0LB0N, TJEWART ft BAIN, Attorneys for Guardian. SEALED BIDS WANTED Sealed bids will be received by the 'in..ir4in.i for f. rubbing and plow In l' six It) acre nt .n.m ah MAm received will be .opened Monday, January 81, 1921, and the right to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved. Address George 'Perry, Houlton, Ore. 6-2t 1 When Von Aro Bilious To promo'e a honlthy action of 'ha Hvor and correct the dlso'dnrx ruied by biliousness Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent. Try them and -n how oulcklv they plvo you a rnl t"h for your food and banish that 'lull stupid feeling . FAIR ROAD KEETTNO "'The Columbia County Fair Boar will meet In fhm rnnni r- Saturday forenoon at 10 o'clock, Jan uary ain, xor tne purpose of revis ing the nremlnm iu in ... interested In the premium list for the -uuniv air are Invited to be present and offer suggestions. COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR BRD. J. B. Wllkerson, Secretary. The Orocer J Flank About It. The Customer When win able to supply those goods I ordered grocer? The Grocer We n ... . plentiful supply, ma'am, when tho I'rlces Commission has given Its con nnt t- raise the prices. The Sydney Bulletin. Newport - Port conmlsalonert close contract to complete Jetty. I When you place a want ad In the Mlat, you are using the paper i that reaches the most Columbia coun ty homes. C' M A dependable preventative and 'lUUp relief lor tpumcdlc Croup. DR. DRAKE'S GLESSCO A. J. DEMJNCI Does Your Car Need Repairing? FDR up to the minute Auto Repairing, come to our shop We also carry a full line of Tires, Tubes, Au to Accessories, etc Battery Recharging and Repairing. HARDIN'S GARAGE Houlton : Oregon The Doctor Wasn't Through "Is your son out of danger yet?" "No; the doctor is going to make 'hree or four more visits." The Oateway (Detroit). m A want ad In the St. Helens Mist Is read In every section of Columbia county. Get the Mist vant-ad habit. Echo Pendleton highway will te "tnpleted within week. Total Loans $176,127.21 Deduct: d Notes and bills ' redlucounted with Federal Reserve Hank (oilier than bunk acceptances) (sou Item 64a) ..$ 10,000.00 10,000.00 2 Overdrafts, secured $ ; unsecured, 4 V. H. (ioverniiicnt Hecuritles owned: a Deponllod (o secure circulation. (U. S. Bonds par value) 25,000.00 d l'ledged as collateral for State or othor de posits or bills payuble 10,700.00 f Owned and unpledged 4,850.00 g War Suvlngs t'ur'lf Icateh and Thrift Stumps actually owned , 8S6.00 Total U. 8. Government securities 5 Other bonds, securities, etc.: c Bonds and securities ( other than U. R. secur ities) pledged as collateral fcr State or othur deposits (postul excluded) or bills pay able 15,312.87 e Securities, other than U. S. Bonds (not in cluding stocks), owned and unpledged .. 18,097.86 Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. 8 7 Stocks, other thun Federal Unnerve Bunk Stock (50 per cunt of subscription) 8 a Value of bunking house, owned and unincum bered 6,633.00 h Kuuity In banking houso 6,633.00 9 Furniture and fixtures 10 Real estuto owned other than bunking house 11 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Dunk 13 Cash In vault and net amounts duo from na tional banks 1166.127. 32. 41,436.00 Total of Items 12, 13, 14. 15, 1C) 12,561.46 17 Chucks on banks located outside of city or town ot reporting bank and othor cash Items 18 Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer and due from IT. S. Trevsurer 19 Interest earned but not collected approxi mate on notes and bills receivable not pant due 20 'Other assets, If any, n-jw construction... . 83,410.71 850.00 6,633.00 8,424.1 679.64 11,072.33 12.661.4C 672.46 1250.00 3,600.00 7.268.71 Depot Garage NOW IS THE TTMF TO HAVE YOCR AUTO REPAIR WORK DONE BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH IS ON. OUR REPAIR WORK IS DONE BY AN EXPERT MECHANIC AT REASONABLE PRICES. GAS, OILS, GREASES, ACCESSORIES Of All Kinds SPECIAL PRICES ON TIRES SOxSH, 6000-mllo Tire . . .$13.50 A 80x81 a 8000-mile Tire $17.50 Larger ones in proportion. All firsts anc guaranteed. Welch $ Hanson HOULTON. OREGON The Rutherford Realty Co. Homes for all, a farm or suburban or city home, at a fair price and most liberal terms. We have the larg est listings in the county to choose from. Realty prices will never be lower and TODAY is the time for action. There is a back to the land movement now on and growing stronger every day. HOUSES FOR SALE Absolutely Brand new 6 room Modern Bungalow, complete with Furnace and wash trays, etc. Close In on good walk $2000. One fourth down. Nice Modern 6 room house and two fine soil lots; fruit, sleeping porch and fine view. A pretty plico and nicely kept 32600 on Terms. Three Room House, woodshed, garage and one-half acre of land, mostly garden soil. Very close In west St Helena. Only 3850. $100 cash, balance 315 per month. Good three room house close In and good lot only $660.- FARMS FOR SALE i 23 Acres. 12 clear, lays well; nice creek; 80 nice fruit trees be ginning to bear. One three and a four room house two barns and other buildings. Only 33000. Terms. Nice ten acres, 8 acres clear, 46 nice bearing trees; large barn with sheds; 6 room house with furniture; new garage; good road, close In; fine view. Excellent buy at only $3000. Terms. A twenty acre chicken farm; 6 room house; barn; chicken house; 100 feet long and two or three smaller chicken houses; 800 layng hens; 3 cows; horse; brooder house; 8 acres clear: fruit trees. Only J5200. Half cash or will trade for St Helens up to 32000. Balance monthly or annual payment at 6 Per cent. Good unimproved land from $10.00 per acre up. Our $10 per acre land is $40 per acre when the other fellow sells it RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. HONES Office, 123; Residence 38-J and 74-W Total UA11IMTIKS 21 Capital stock paid in 22 Surplus Fund 23 a Undivided profits b Less current expenses, Interest & taxes paid 24 Interest and discount collected or credited In advance ot maturity and not earned (approximate) , 27 Circulating notos outstanding 82 Cashier's chucks ou own bank outstanding.. 7.912.20 6,640.77 ILIO SALE OI-' BERKSHIRES f At Warren, Jam. 3S4, 1021 ,e following ftvam Implements registered Berkshlres will be at your price: 6 bred sows, 6 gilts. 7 open gilts, 8 weanling 3 service boars, 8 boar pigs, groat sire Winona Lee Champion and Silver Glen Champion will I this sale. The bred sows and fcare brod to Birch Baron, grant, lplon at tho 1919 Pacific Iuter intil, Silver Glen Champion and tia Lee Champion 5th. Inona Lee Champion Is recogn ( as one of the great Berkshire I of America, and most ot the animals are sired by him. This splendid chance for you to buy I young pure-breds and start a Will also sell at this time Following Implements; 1 mv. . mower, 1 nearly new rake, 1 ich plow, 1 10-rnch ploy, 1 diso Dw, 1 tooth harrow, 1 wagon, ess, satidlos, 1 nearly now bean clover plantar, 2 cultivators, 1 planters, 1 broadcast seeum ... t tools. Also 1 bred grade- Jer helfer, 1 grade .Jersey spring f 1 big Holstein cow to freshen bruary. Sale opens 10 A. M., ry 24. REGON BERKSHIRE CO. 61t I ' ? Total ot Items 28. 29, 30, 31, 32 lh'nmml lcMNitM (other than bunk deposits subject to Reserve) payuble Within 30 days): 33 Individual deposits subject to check 34 Certificates of deposit due In less than 30 days (other thun for money borrowed),. 35 State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge ot assets of this bank, . 38 Othur demand deposits 105.38 288,917.92 25,000.00 8,000.00 1,271.43 8,600.00 24,400. Ou 106.38 92,749.14 3,087.45 18,362.84 1.60 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 33, 34 ' 35, 36, 37 and 38 114,200.93 Time deposits subject to Reserva (payable after SO days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): 39 Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) ,. 42 Other time doposits 18,205.00 99,236.18 64 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve Items 39, 40, 41 aud 42 117,440.18 Total a Liabilities for rediscounts with Federal Re serve Bank (see Item Id) . . . . Totnl contingent liabilities (54 a, b, c, and d) (not Including Items In Schedule 23 of report) $288,917.9$ . 10,000.00 10,000.00 Stute of Oregon, County of Columbia, ss: I. E. E. Wist, Cnalor of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. E. WIST. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day ot January, 1921. W. H. COOPER, Notary I'ublio, My commission expires Feb. 19, 1921 DAVID McK, WILSON, n W. PRICE. Directors. 1. Q. WATTS. What is Your Telephone Service Worth? The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company has built up a telephone system in Oregon from 70227 stations in 1900 tqi S4.582 stations in 1920. This development was secured for the most part during a period when cost of labor and materials was normal. During these 20 years the Telephone Company .has carried out its part in the building of Oregon. Its operating ex penses have increased faster than its revenue for the last five years it has been operating at an increasing deficit. This con dition cannot permanently continue. " New capital cannot be obtained by public utilities at all ex cept when rates are such as will afford reasonable assurance, with efficient management, of earnings sufficient to care for legiti mate fixed charges and establish for them a basis of credit. This does not mean that rates should be such as in themselves will supply new capital, but that they be such as to justify capital investments in competition with other business ventures. The proposed rates represent a very small increase to the individual userFROM. 2 TO 11 CENTS PER DAY. In the aggregate they represent a revenue to the Telephone Com pany sufficient to enable it to continue to serve the public, meet its payroll obligations and show a reasonable return upon a leg itimate investment. Adequate service is dependent upon adequate rates. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.