PAG E S E V E N
«»I lo th» submarino »lullen ln New
kS p O K I ' L A N D ’ S
who bud known and lovd Ibe sleep­ death, the way to do it I» by »nine County Court of the Slate o f Ore­
N A T IO N S N E W ID E A L
* n l R . A i i i i i m for the puip o . „r mukiiig
expression of good will t o those who gon, for Columbia county, and that
ers.
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Monday the 27th day of June. 1921
preliminary
uui vey
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taking
Those »uuie graves will be flow er- are »till livin g.’*— Exchange.
at the hour of 1 1 o'clock in the fore­
President lluril | « bui ne ol lo n g u e l enii nuvul prop
»irewu
by
loving
baud»
iblu
yeur
JINUTON unii lo invile llie | erlle*.
noon o f »aid day and the court room
I Ini bile wur bui. Inoligli! u» u new
NOTICE OK E lN A Ii A C C O f N T
iiulliei
A» to on uh lhe Hurvey 1» mude uml ideili ol Meinoriul liuy Service» In und wet again wilb Ibe teuru of the In llio Citunty Cuurt o f the Slate nf of »aid Court as the time and place
«in Id lo partici
for the hearing o f objections there­
’ " i n r i l a n i l e t p o u l l l o n o f !>•“ “ « u m o u H t u e il, u r l u u l w o i k inni ti" inni y ni Ilio de.nl bave been belìi uiinple folu wbo knew und loved our
Oregon, for Colum bia County.
Hut Ibe American» whose lov ­ In the Matter o f the E«tate of Jamea to and the settlement thereof.
1
i, .uni h o u s e ( o l l o w c o n s t i uctln li ut i o n g u o P o m i will ne al Moine flxed houhiìii ni ilio yeur by ooyu.
Dated and first published May 27.
Andre»» dec ea s ed :
nii.ii 'Hi
of
B o n a l o r u n U e r l u k e n unii e a r r i o d (ni wu rd w lih ■ ili penpb'h nf ull liinet und ull re- ed one» lie buried there will not
tulli un1
upend the day In idle learu.
For
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ol ili
1 ( u v o r u l i l y fr o l l i j “ 11 ponili Ilio spemi
Notice 1» hereby given that the 1921.
ho repoi U 1
11 l/.ul Ine in faci cullili ulmoHl Ile Ibe ideal» wllb whicb we went into undersigned as administrator of the
W. J BUSH,
u relui"'"'* i ii i n i i i l l t o e Hen j
i lined i In ninth tin* evolution of H ichc Die VV oriti wur, uud with, which we estate o f James Andre»», ueceased
Administrator.
NOI II I. I li i IU.1H IOIM
.■lui imi
i " " king
"lune finin the time when »aw it through, have become a new has filed his final account in the J. W. Day, Attorney.
24-5t
»uiid pul ilflpullol» III Ilio In lite ( n u l l i ) ( m i n n i III. s i a l e ni ' 1 f*'fl
Mm undent» brought sacrifice» and ideal of national life, of which we
i >r<'K«»n, for • • >1 li hi li iti < ounty.
llhulloi, uf fund und wine to leave should be never ao couucious a» on
11 ^ndK"
reported wllli
N ittico I» b e re li y glveu litui Ihe oti the grave
to (lie present oh Memorial Duy.
It ha» becom e to
r«cuuin»ii d a llo« Ilio Joint uiideiuiKued I iuh lieeu a pp o nili» ! tlu;
set value of niai.y countries
Ub hot the day on whicb we mourn
inumili, ed by Sonutor uiliuinlHtruior o l Un; u»lule ni Cai
It was after Mie close of the Civil tho» who artt with uv no more, but I
juiliui i/1'"
uppolniiuonl rie K W a l t e r » de ceased, by thè
war
that Memorial Duy nr Decora­ rather tho day ou which wo t a k e 1
ally
w
ith
i
uñada
t
ouuty
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nurl
ut
i
In
ui I hh I uii
lìtuin ni O regon
thought of tho groat upflamiug spirit j
, , 1 ,,. , nnm I" Ibe Noi til- , lir i „lum ina County, and lia quail tion Duy us we love to cull It, first of patriotism which led thorn in to tho
became
a
great
American
holiday.
•»tur» i" ">•" of l *,,J
f(u<j
All person» having claim
conflict, until »omotbin g of It ho-1
Sin I. " i olii tu Inabili coulil U(tl4jUMt said > siale are hereby noli A group of women of a Mississippi Como» our spirit and wo catch tho ,
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way (I) (Mil t ho pumo MO tu fled to present the »ulne duly veil city went nut on Mils day, when h II vision to carry on.
uli,er I. lung oullawa who fled a» by luw re.iuircd lo l lui an Mie most beaut if ul (iowrs nf the yeur
It will com o to us ou Memorial
destro)me Mil» food fl»b. It dei signed, at Ituoiu I, Columbia were in iilnniii. In decorate th° Day that wo g ood Am ericans are
I ,|„. n ,.lu iInn will pa»» County Hank Building, Ht. Helens graves of their loved ones who bud f u d n g conflict» aimoHt a» grave as
fallen in behalf of tin. “ Dost C a u s e . "
OruKoii, V/1 tli m tux in oí 1 11 1 : y from thw
IHIHI'S.
Many nf the Southern dead lay side those they faced In tho first lino»
iluto hereof.
by side with the enemy, hut there ovr there, and wo must gird ou r­
Outod unci flint. puhÜMhod Muy 27,
We have a
C(. K l < i i NG FOR
were no enemy graves when M ipv selves up with courage.
1921
thousand enemies which we must
bed
finished,
for
ail
alike
had
been
^Uh I OIN I S U R V E Y
IIEN II Y J WATTERS,
T o »It down
flower strewn
When the story of face Insidious one».
AdinlulMlratoi Mils wn; spread shroud many North- and weep now would be but to be­
HINCTO. v . May
2«
Con- J W Day. Attorney.
2«-*| ern cities set apart a (Jay i month tray the, bravery they have shown.
MoArll .r has been advts-
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------------ ------------—----- . ■ ■ later uh* i. the flowers in he c o ld ­ We must fight the little tongues of
, yui.l. mil ducks bureau
er climates were beginning to bloom revolutionary flame that are con-
,’.,vv ilei riment that Coin-
profusely, and went out and d ecor­ »tantly darting up here and there;
liáyloril chitrcli
of
the
ated all Mie graves of Ibe soldier we must combat the restlessness, the
discontent, we must fig ht the p r o f ­
Sub" nuvv formerly attach
dead In their cemeteries
I ItAMv Hlll-.I'A Iti), ft'rop.
One by one Mie stale législatures iteers and the trade abuses; and we
have (equally to fight o f f old, rWO*
SI 'IIICIII I.K
passed laws making Memorial _
1' M (April 20 In nome of the sou nil ,rr ,loIl“ rY tendencies toward slipping
' a m
r l back into old, stagnated channels.
1:30 statesi a legal holiday
l.v
Ht Meleti»..... 7; HO
T o us ’ It " has
I Sneered "t. *n 'e d, falsely
W irm
. . . 7 : n
l : l b been more familiar as a day on which And so this year, even more than
[
.1er tie Uttel
Scappoose ............... 8:00
2:00 the . . meterles are visited and the last, Memorial Day will be a day
Masonic Bldg.
St. Helens
Ar i ' o r t l a n d ....... 9.29
3:20 ¡grave
not onlv of the Civil war on which we will consciou sly pledge
. ,.4nr .1
" d
I »Illy be and
:ourselves
anew
to
the
ideals
to
which
4:00
l.v I'ortland ...............10.00
veterans, hut of all the dead, dec­
[
went
6:60 orated than as an occasion for great our boys, with all Am erica
Ar si H eleni . 1 1 . 1.0
to war.
■ tiling I"' " id done
A t I he
pulriotic gatherings
Sai ut day» and Sun. la«»
All over Am erica there are to be
Itemliibcent of that first Memorier
I
M.e
May 20
Spel lai trip leavlng SI tleleie 8 p n>
Day » " d the wav In which It drew gatherings together o f men, women
l.eave l'ortlnnd t i p ui
North and South together with the and children, as if all the com m u n i­
common bond o f their dead between ties o f the coun tr) had heard the
them Is an Incident of bow this ho|l- voices o f the dead through the voice
•!..v « .
ved in France las, y e a r V ^ . ^ ^ v e U saytng;
,
r
V .
A great cemetery. where simple
,f
fr,endH <>r ' 0Ved 0n“ 8 ° f i
C.*7
freshly-painted crosses row on r o w ; " ur" w,Kh
com m em orate us after!
marked the serried ranks o f A m e r i - , ---------------------------------------- — — .--------- :
can sleepers, had been hull! up near
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a Prttnch village
Tlje simple folk
A cool and refreshing Ice Cream
>.f this village, with their own beau­
tiful but sad Jour des Morts, or a n ­
Soda or Sundae
nual day of praying for Mie souls of I
t hoir (lead, had heard that the next)
Wil l. HIVE YOU MOHK I'EI* TO KINUill THE
day was the day on which Americans
UA\ S W O R K
A M . FRESH Eltt’ lT FLAV OR *
honored their dead so they sent a
M ) l l REST RIC H EST H E CREAM
¡request to the American (“hospital
j not far away, asking doctors, nurses,
¡canteen workers, und putients— all
who could
to join them early on
the following morning ut the en-
W ill take your car with
S A V IN G S Account at St Helens’ modem, pro­
j trance to the cemetery just at the
edge of the town.
gressive
Bank means more than an accumulation
free storage until soiii.
The r^mioos in whlrh the Ameri­
of
money.
cans would have gone were all press­
Car repairing, battery re­
ed Into emergency service, and when
they finally arrived at the cemetery.
It develops thrift habits.
charging and repairing-
It was late afternoon.
The French
ta m e , tc, meet them disappointed,
It creates personal prestige.
All labor $1 per hour.
thinking 'h ey had failed to make
then selves understood All the child­
It establishes credit.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
ren of 'he village, they said, had
arisen at daybreak airfl gone out into
It insures privacy.
the fields and gathered dew-wet
flowers until the graves 01 1«.
It is a firm foundation on which to build for
Américains had ben entirely cover­
ed from sight
When they had wuit-
future progress and financial independence.
ed as long as they could, many of
them went away sobbing that the
GARAGE
It causes savings to become productive.
OUR grocery account is one of the im-
flowers, which V e r e already hegir.-
^Houlton
Oregon
r
ln
g
to
droop
could
not
have
been
p. rtant items in your monthly expenses.
Begin saving now— open an account today.
heh( Id In all 'heir freshness by those
192J W U l ^ o U o
Refrigerators...
You want one—we have them.
May we deliver one
to you?
SF. HELENS POKIIANO AUTO LINE
E.
A.
ROSS
i -* m
It’ll Refresh You
P.'I *
Bargains In
USED CARS
RIVERSIDE CONFECTIONERY
It Pays..
A
We Help You Save
HARDIN’ S
Y
If wc can save somethin« on these bills we
nave helped you reduce your cost of living.
We kn w that a visit to our store will satisfy
you that we can make such a saving for you-
J. I,. WILLIAMS & SONS
Mimi» 84-Vt
Went Ht. Helen»
Those
Valuables
r b a r t e r No.
Reserve District No. 12
lt4 |M)i‘t of ('onilition o f the
FIRST
N A T I O N A L
it Scappoose, in the Statu uf Oregon, at the close of business April 28, 1921.
Cashier
President
Resources
u Loans and discounts. Including redls-
counls (except those shown in h and c ) . .3 1 3 5 924.84
a) ¡"..1..................................................... 135.924 84
3135.924 -4
Overdrafts, secured, n one; unsecured..........
9.86
9.86
I'. S. (iovcninicnt securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S.
bonds par value | .........................................
25,000.000
'**"—^ ™ S T HELENS
OREGON __
b All oth er United Stutes Government Se­
curities .................................................................
16.360 00
R aj .
_____ Ju/RGVG 1
Total . ........................................................
40.360 00
IN C O L.U 'M b iA C O U N T Y
Other iNinds, stocks, »erurltir», e t c . : ............
41,367.21
Hanking house. $9 843.60; Furniture and
fixtures, 38.030.43 .........................................
17,873.9 3;
Real estate owned other thau banking house
1,496.88 I
1,605.62
K (.'ash in vault ..........................................................
*
9 213.34
9 lafwful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
Net amounts due from national b a n k s ..........
10 731.40
11.
Total of Items 9. 10. 11, 12. 13, and 14
19.944.74
I 5. Checks on banks located outside of city or
town o f reporting hank and other cash
items ......................................................................
80.10 i
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and
’. 6.
duo from U. 8. Treasurer ............................. '
1 250.00 1
17. Other assets, if un.v: Adv for Svgs Bank,
New Organization, Taking
Full Control, Turns Prices
3115.13; ltit. earned but not collected.
3481.72 ..................................................................
596.85 i
Back Three Years
d L b Ui mbin^L o n n tvjiß auk
Maxwell Prices
Reduced— Now
valuable papers that could nof be replaced,
those In 1 looms; those important records.
I i
19
20 .
Don't keep them at home where they arc subject
to fire, theft or ‘‘Spontaneous disappearance.
Keep them behind locked steel doors in the salcty
vaults of this bank.
Act now for safety first and
always.
21 .
23.
26.
27.
28.
29.
We have just installed some new safety deposit
boxes and have a few vacant ones left.
Get one to-
‘W . for tomorrow may be too late.
33.
34.
55.
MUST NATIONAL BANK
40.
O F HCAPPOOHK
41.
S IN CLA IR
D a v i d
W ILS O N ,
m k in n o n
President
w il so n
. vie*MT«*id»nt
E D W A R D E. W I8 T . ( ‘ »»hier
,|M'IU| nnd Stirpili» £10,04)0
United State» Depository
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
........................................................
Liabilities
Capital stock paid I n ............................................
Surplus fund ..........................................................
Undivided profits ............................. 35 106.80
b Reserved f o r ....................................
481.73
c. Less current expanses, Interest and taxes
paid .........................................................................
Circulating notes outstanding ........................
Net am ounts due to national b a n k s ............
Cashier's checks on own hank outstanding
Total o f Items 22, 23, 24. 26. and 2 8 . .
Individual deposits subject to c h e c k ............
Certificates o f deposit due tu less than 30
days (oth er than for money b o r r o w e d ) . .
State county, or other municipal deposits
secured by pledge o f assets o f this bank. .
Other demand d e p o s i t s .......................................
Total of demand deposits (oth er than
tiank deposits) subject to Reserve,
Items 27. 28, 29, 30. 31 and 3 2 . . . .
Certificates of deposit (oth er than for m on ­
ey bor r ow ed ) .....................................•••••••
State, county or other municipal deposits
secured by pledge o f assets o f this bank. .
Other time deposits .................
Total of time deposits subject to R e­
serve Items 33, 34, 35 and 3 6 ..........
Bills payable, other than with Federal Re­
serve ¡tank (Including all obligations rep­
resenting money borrow ed other than re­
discounts) .............................................. ..
Bills payable with Federal Reserve B a u k . .
$
8
4
5
3260.500.03
TOTAL
Tho
J. H. H U T C H IN S O N
S H E R M A N M. M IL E S
BANK
5.00ILOO
6.587 52
6.587.52
23.500.00
6,214 43
1 419.26
7.633.68
71,268.20
750 00
17,304 07
1.50
89 323.77
3.540.80
3,000 00
92,401.78
NEW PRIC K LIST
Tou rin g Car 31035
Roadster *1038
Sedan 31795
F. O. B. St. Helens
Coupe
31085
I Can Make Immediate Delivery
98,942 58
8 ,0 0 0 00
3.100 00
TOTAI< ........................................................
3260.500 03
STATE OF OREGON County o f Multnomah, sa:
I F F Wist Cashier o f the above-nam ed bank, do solem nly swear
that the .hove statement Is true to the best o f my ^ o w l e ^ g e ^ n d belief.
siiitucrfhnd and sworn to before me this 5th day o f May, 1921.
Subscribed anu swi r .
w R YOUNG. N O TA R Y PUBLIC.
My com mission expires March 10 1922.
C O R R E C T — Attest:
DAVID McK WILSON.
D W. PRIC E,
i. Q. WATTS, Directors.
The last step in the Maxwell reorganization was the sale
o f the Maxwell properties to the new and pow erful o r ­
ganization. May 12.
The first step o f the new organization was to raise the
value o f the g ood Maxwell still higher, by restoring
prices to the former low level o f 1918.
The reduction is 3150 on each o f the fou r ^models, e f ­
fective at once.
This is the second price revision made by the new o r ­
ganization; and the total reduction from the high level,
since Sepk 28. 1920 has been «RIO ou open car» and
|UA4) on closed cars.
T h e new organization now ow ns the great Maxwell
^ la m s outright.
Its way Is clear tc carry out in full
its larger plans and policies.
It pledges Itself never to stop w orkin g for the further
betterment of the good Maxwell, and for the greater
satisfaction o f present and future owners o f this g ood car.
J.
H.
FLYNN
Agent for Columbia County
«7 he flooti
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