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1921. THE PAGE FOUR ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. THE ST. HELENS MIST Imued Every Friday by THE MIST PUBUSHIXG COMPANY O. D. HEILBORN S. C. MORTON President Managing Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year 2 0 Six Months 1 25 Entered aa second-class matter, January 10th. 1912. at the Postoffice at St Helens, Oregon, under the act of March 3rd, 1879. COCNTY OFFICIAL PAPER Member National Editorial Asso ciate and Oregon State- Editorial Association. . r tnin.nut kv i r fnrpiirn ftahtors i i ii 1 i n. . j v... " n would of itself reduce our own lay- n . . -- i . t r ii i) i merits of lineresi ny nuuui i 002,000. reduced man-Review. Than nnr tnvpR rnllld be ' t.l.i correspondingly. fcpones- III.'1 11 KUDU' f AI'SK tlm County Court of the Ntl of Oregon '"r ',UI,,J' ' ''""- In the Matter of the Estate and I r , Guardinnship of Win. Floyd Deed E,rE"r' r SIMMONS In the Circuit tVurt of the State ol Oregon. fr 0luinlU tuuly. Clara M. t'asl. Plaintiff. vs. Pofemlant. ... The netltion of Nellie Polerson In "10 " .... ".,1 ,ir..,l to BO ON tkiai. Klli,h Aroil!ion. us ti... r". y '..';-". .r. fi..:.i in Country Gentleman) Buur,liull8 of the person and estate f' h( ....titled farmer's problems are nation, lot W ni. Floyd Pee.ls. a ni nor. ne -r ' i,,r iho 6th duy of oms: they directly affect out Uiik this day presumed una wii.cn " . ,f (ull ,0 ,p. population the third that 1 petition prays for nu order uutnmii- d S1UJ complaint, for the rural districts and in. ling licensing ami mremng m , ,hirof t, plaintiff will up. affect the other two thirds :0f all the following described real 1 f , ,,ray. ends upon the farmers to estate belonging to said minor warn, i ' . . . . Cl,mlluliil. li.-wll: A t .ith f,.nrt Farmlnir Is i.ic P 11 ' " . . I ouarter of the decree o. '"''--, THE FA KM BIREAV The Mist believes that the Farm Bureau, which has recently been or ir.'inized in Columbia tonniy is . Rn in tb rlcht direction n.id ths only a short time will elapse betore the beneficial result wil oecoiae ap- riiirmit It will hp nniv i fpur VP'IIM t - - - - .- . before our wealth of timber is re moved ann ir trie ounty is 10 con. tlmia trft a n A nrncnor rtf h a In. dustries must take the place of log ging and lumbering. Prominently among these industries Is aerlcul ture. Fertile land if its only crop is a crop of weeds and stumps. Is practically valueless to the coun ty, but when the the stumps are re movevd and the land yields crops of n-cessary products of the soil, the county's wealth is increased ana idle land becomes rroductive land. This, In part, Is the object of the frarm Bureau and by organization and a systematic program of work ana meinoas the agnciltural devel. onment of trm rnmifv will rn tnr ward and the farmers will be bene- iutea. FOREST FIRE LAW MEXT EXIXHtCE- A total of 51 forest fire trespass cases were investigated for legal ac tion by the Forest Sprvlra In n. gon and Washington in 1920, is the lnrormaiinn just gwen out bv As sissyint District Forester Waha m the torest Service office In Port land. Criminal action has been taken in 43 of these cases anri oic-hf are still under investigation by the bu.c.umcuL says Mr. Waha. The report shews that .rose cases are the result of fires (retting started in the national forests of Oregon and Washington, the rires originating from a variety of causes, such a. leaving camp fires burning, cigarettes and burning of brush without a per mit in violation of the state fire aws dofective spark arresters on togging engines ana Incendiary, to -544 out that in spite of .jySyrCS- laws U ureeon an. -Va?ft?vyand errorts of nre pro tective organizations, the state lot" ester, government foresters and pri vate timber owners, that people who use the forests still do not all rea lize the great damage and danger of haet .h?68-, Hue aIso brouht out that there is a healthy public opin ion growing in the northwest agains as snown by a much smaller percentage of man-caused nT,!1920 than ln Prions years and that a noteworthy feature of the h baS?n Ys the hearty co-operation rendered by local county and fhV ?.ffiCia'S ,n the Prwecutton of these fire cases. OX TIUAI (Editorial The al nrobl third the lives in directly that dep' IUD ll.WCT. I.IIIUHIIi.i'u.. . ,.u . . . , j ...n..nA.t ... ,.r ii... I,. i in me worm. i uw iu?jri.i. ... , irin.'i m......, farmers is ine mosi accuraie oari.nnj-: quarier oi ine ter of the prosperity of the nation. jand the Northea . , I . . . , L.I.I no fli.l In r ' l ' . . . . n.m.tn n meter ly the prosperity ot districts, the real trom th driven ery banker hand ln hT at s!c ind ervnne fact remain Make It a Sanitary Year 1 IIF.KK i" "'""Jf w,w- flutuiva for tl,n ball. r.H.m IM l,r'" J"' ""' """. l-'t Uit j..u our MiM-k of lumlilii Mii't ht ntliiK gult, Juki uK tl..n think It er. R. CONSIANTIN THE PLUMBER Hewitt Ul.l),'.. Helens gunner in i nr i i no .Minn . .....i.... I...,......,, the Southeast quarter; ist quarter o 4. West summon the me prosperity oi n.e iiitw. ana me oru.cusi mm. as been held up as the bar-! Southwest quarter of Sucti' . , ..... .. . . . . .. ... i or iraoe. nui u reuecis hm j ivwnsnip e. iorin oi ".. " , ,...... . tn St. nolciiB . .: -. ... ........... - ............ Food ana doming nre in the County ot i oiumn.u, ninie o. i ......... -..j ....... .. inubll mirier' ' of the plaintiff '" def-ndai.t. ri In I You re furtc.er notified that this i 'w..s 'summons Is served upon you by pub- ha' State a newspaper of general rlrclati.... an.l h.a. State ',,,,,, , ,he iy of St. Helens his efforts -.. . . 1 II,. ( .lu'aro ii 1 1 V. nu iniliru. iiTj i.-. ...... " . like the soil or the weather or the seasons. Heing with us and anch. ored to the land, he must function. Hence why bother )Ut him; he will look after himself. If that Is lot the attitude of many of our great business and financial leaders, their ictlons certainly make It appear to be. The loading and successful clear ing of throe big trans.ocean steam rs should convince the most skep. to Vmake a small expenditure in har bor improvement. The St. Helens' council Is econ omical. They even want to save time. Instead of hav'ng wen's lv meetings, they will meet semi-mouth-1. Suggestions to automobile sreed. hps nn run dtnn huf pnn I look and listen after you're dead. tne 2Mn nay or rei:ruarv, ui the hour of 9 o'chn-k in the forenoon thoreof. at tho Courtroom of this Court, at St. Helens, Oregon, then and there show cause, if uny there be, why an order rl.ould not be. granted for the sale of said real proi-erty as prayed for: It Is further ordered that service of this order be made by publication thereof In the St. Heluns .Mist, for throe successive weeks. D.,;u) In open court this 26th day of January, A. D., 1921. MAIifriN WHITE. County Judge. V. H. POWELL. Attorney for Guardians. Oregon is sixth In federad permits for applications for water power de. velopment. The states lead In this order in number of norse power: Ar. izona. New York, California, Wash ington, Montana, Oregon. II sum mm i, .. i . .....v made and entered of record In sul.l cause on the 20th day of January, 1931. . First publication Jan. 21. 192L Last publication, March 4. 1921. t. 0. CUIUS TENSION'. Attorney fr Plaintiff Post office address. 1403 N. W. Hank lthk'.. Portland, Oregon. $100 Reward, $100 Catarrh la a lo.-al ditmn crttr Infill. nitl by cumututlotml tlirpfor le.iulr.i ruiulltlona. It rotor luiulrn cumlllutlunal mull. HALLS CATAKMI1 jnun-i.'i. U ll'.n Inurnally and 't th.oufh IK CHOPS l'mk, veal, l.uul) r minimi chops whieliever jour tasle tlietatcs from speiial cuts at speeial prices, When you see the tiiality of these meats you will waul lo luiy a supply for several days. ' Steaks, toasts, too, for those who prefer them, as well as hutter, eauncil meats, and all the thinjjs usually found in g first-class market. Prices and meats that meet your favor THE PEOPLES MARKET MIST WANT-ADS ARE REAL RESULT-GETTERS u lAKftn inivrnMiiy anu mm in.vusu w. Blood on lh Murous Si.rfi-r of tha )ra tam. HALL'S CATAKltH MEIMCINI daairoya tha foundation ot tha slaaaaa. g.vta Ilia pailant atrangth by Improving tha gonara.1 liralth and aaalata natura la doing Ka wark. 10W for any oaaa of f.4...i. u All's rATAILHJI MiniCINO fall! to cura. Prurglata "he. TVatlinonlala fraa. T. J. Cl.aney A Co.. Tolado. OUia. TTr.nir.cr tni trtn r.aur la n'ull ' enouch. but working for the best is ' better. ! , j The best wav to brine irnnrt times t is to kill bad prophets. ! : ! When ln doubt tell the truth. OVB NATIONAL f)w,T Av FOR EIG.V WAR I)AXS. Jonathan Bonrne. Jr, formerly a federal senator from irZ I now president of tho Remi blican ?f ZlVjrCi?ln- .tudr" he rnl.ld ,0relpn wntrl to Iiotf . td State9' Ho fil"ls those debts to he about 40 per cent of o.. - tually all of our loans abroad have been n arrears since May of 1919 In the interest of American taxpaveni he recommends tha: the Interest be collooted and the principal refunded as neeotfable bond reninoert DKhe.Lni,r.e1 StatPS national debt Is about $24,000,000,000. and the grand total of the prlnilpa" of ne debts owed to the United States bv forolen countries Is HO. 11 5. 5 97,1 4 8 r .eJVe? some "Ubstantln' :,,,' collected or If "l r Payments of interest on the principal could be assured savs Mr Bourne the effect on our taxes would prove fundamental. d American advances of cash to for eign countries are represented In our treasury certificate, of indeb.-dnesB her ml1"6 payabIe at demand and r,r u"e or lno nrovlsions retlrv ,T if,Ca,M ls that' lf our sec" retary of the treasury reaust It tho certificates wlll be VoZr ed"', S?rt. ?Hd?' 8ecret"' Houston re ports that negotiations looking to such conversion bet;an in 1919 rrl tinned in 1920 and will, he trU8"u Z complete in the near future but Mr. Bourne fears that the trust is m spl:lced. Great rBitain. ha a' Pues apparently would like to cancel Its American debt, but. failing in hi ' eek8,to transfer that debt o the countries that themselves are dehors to Groat rBitain. Prr-bf-e-an'; governments. He wo.hh 11, forel?n certificates of to"ljh ly converted Into Ion? tm c P -cent bonds of easi 1 salable Per i"nd this' Int--t B'-narlrand and this funding of Interest not later than next Novemher 15 AftVr thl. the Interest shouM be paidVna T in h.V coi1 1""? 1 '"terest t of American tax avors" The 7 ?i.IVh,Uld h9 athorlzed to sel the the bonds as congress and tho treas! ury deemed for the best Interests 0 fXLnl,f State8' Exemption ser tlflcatea from federal taxation might 8alefrent redthantd th6 Pr0Ceed8 ' 1 f? . e that amunt of our bond ed debt for the war. The paymern PROJECTS OF COI.OIBIA COl'X- TY FARM Ul-REAC Clatskanle: Leader. J. X. Miller goal, 1 drainage tile demonstration, on dvked land: 2 minprnhrmnhntn demonstrations; 3 potash demon strations. Make acidity tests. Poo tile and lime orders. Goble 1 Beaver Homes): LeuutM , Jack Anliker. Get 4 men to grow green manure crops; 2 superphos. phate demonstrations: mako nri,iitu tests, and pool lime orders. Marshland: Leader. Wnltor n Colvln. 1 drainage demonstration of tulle land; make acidity tests and pool lime ordors. ..ree suyerplio. phate demonstration. Two men to grow green manure crops. Mayger: Leader. W,m. Roberts. Two superphosphate demonstratiom Make acidity tests and pool lime or ders. Rainier: Leader, Wm. Holden. Two drainage demonstrations. Get six men to grow green manun. crops. Four demonstrations 01 supherphosphate. fool community orders for tile and lime. Warren: Lenrlor 1 .r... Qnvrir.,. t drainage demonstrations. Five su perphosphate demonstrations. Five men to erow preen mnnura r.r.o Pool tile and lime orders. COME ESPECIALLY FINE bargains are being offered. Come in now and let us show you. : : . : M. RICEN OPEN EVFMNOS Successors to M. Rosenthal Let Us Bear the Burden of Baking There's no need, now, for any woman to do her own bak ing. For here at last is a bread which the utmost skill of the housewife cannot improve on. Made of the very purest ingredients, scientifically mixed by an exclusive process, and baked to just the right turn in modern ovens. RAMSEY'S BREAD elands as the crowning achievement of the Lakers art. Hundreds f women know this. You will know It if you'll (17 j.iHt one loaf. For your own mike, make the trial today. ST. HELENS BAKERY A new variptv nf whont j w n ..s.uv ll UUC U upon the farm of jrohn Sprolek at Malin Is supposed to be superior to any now grown. WILSON'S 2nd-Hand Store HOULTOJf, ORE. We buy, sail tuid exebunge all kinds of scoBd baad goeOa. We will bay aajrUilag and pay ike lilgbeat market rlca. u. PHONK BB-J Whenever You Get Your Groceries At This Store You Are Satisfied For you get quality goods at the lowest ! prices and, prompt courteous service Larsen & Co., Grocers "THE HOME OF THE MARKET BASKET" I'll U IS 27 I Williams Has a Sale .A On All the Time.... U We can start your New Year right with riht goods at right prices. Al low us to prove if U We sell goods at the same low price all the year around. We have a long list of satisfied customers and a trial will add you to our list J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS I'lionn 8-W Meat Kl. HHana Refreshing Drinks Hot or cold, dollcioiuly flavor ed and appetlzlngly served. A fredh lino of candle always In stoik. High grade cigar. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT MASON'S A. M. Holt John Philip Real Estate BARGAINS A SPLENDID FARM HOME On good road near school. Fifteen minutes ride from St Helens. Everything goes at a bargain. You can buy this place, walk on to it, milk the cows ln the evening and take the car and come to town and see the picture show. Everything is on the farm that any farmer or hujvof. could wish. . Come in and Jus teU yo" Several good farms of different sizes and prices salerUofp: HELENS' ChiCeSt r CENTRAL REAL ESTATE CO. ST. HELENS, OREGON fi'i ii Start With a Bank Account... VniO isn't looking forward to the coming twelve months with optimism? Conditions will ad just themselves right side up if we move carefully and wuh confidence. But there must be hard work and harder saving it opportunities or emergencies are grasped on the one hand, and overcome on the other. An account at the Columbia County Bank pro motes accomplishment. SHERMAN M. MILES J. II. HUTCHINSON Preside"t ; Cashier ST H HI.F.N.'J I.-'" J in cotUi-ruii awrhaJ Ii Tana s COl