THE ST. HELENS MIST
VOLUME XL.
ST. HELENS. OK EGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1921.
DEER ISLAND HAS
A SERIOUS BLAZE
II k IH, i oulWtloiH'ry ami It* filimi
WORK IS STARTED
T. J. FL1PP1N LEAVES;
ON BUSINESS BLOCK ANOTHER AGENT HERE
NO. 40
CHARLES D. MORGAN
PASSES AW AY
War a I i.i lia r Kni|>loy<-«> <>f Tti«a MLsl
anil Hail Many lii.-n .N in
Hi. >l.'l)‘iis
'l»s. V It. Mit m in k Lets ( >ntia t I . C. 11 < »1 1 haiigb Siu*n*«*«h T . »1. I,,li|>-
l ‘»r « oti^lriii t Ion of M.tr> < nh * liuiM-
’
I A firn which Miarfml In t|, . III-.
piiit Jr., as t ounty Agent.
\ew-
('harloH Ilwain Moriiaa, for two
gnaulili ami X'piiwr I’ litm to I»«* lliiili I h I uih I hot*»l and
pri ad to olili
*"U <»n 11 * * r L*»t a«, « olunibia ami
< * in*- 1 * lia s llu«l \\ id«» Lvp* rience
years foreman of the Mist, died at I in li. a ll. ms A re T lm t l a i r W ill be a
K . I h II i M m I ' l l ) .
«'..hi Hill I.«- l' Ulil<lli,,H I II" 'l«.V IIHII II III,'
M»ut
i *»u lit/. sis.
Work Ht«rt<H|.
in l*'artiiing l*r<ihl«»in>».
liig; E ven t. I arm llu reau H|ieaker
(entralla ,
Washington.
Thursday
o'clock ciiUH«*d a pi*ip»«rf
|*
I (»0.000 <»r M I*«* Mini («1%« l in about
on O pening Day. I ii:ii| ,le H \ Hand
$7,000
I!.** Ida/.*- v.
night, September 8th.
heath was
St. ll<«lt*nH is I*» iiav** unotlier mod
K. C. Ilolibaugh, the r»«*w Coun
l»|.»> no ni O» l i f f y Moi».
noth ♦•*! on th«* roof *»r th* h*»te| and
to I uriiisli M u-I.' K arli Day.
due to appendicitis and followed an
ty
Agricultural
Agent
who
sutomeds
ern l»u in*
imildii - for Mr
Nelli-
In u iow mlnutoH th** huildlnp v*
He
is
T.
J
Flippin,
Jr.,
wh«»
r«*sigt
e»l
tolillneea
«if
only
a
few
days.
n
e
i
Th«*nco It spread t*» the I It. McCormick ha let a «-ontrai t to
Another important Imluntry will In flunios
From all IndicationH the Columbia
| | Lori'iit/. Brothers of Cortland l<> <*re< t j lal.e a post graduuie couree in farm survived by his wife and four child-; ClJunty**fai’r whi.h opens "on W e d n e "
lx* lornt ml In tilla vlrlmiy ami work ' *»nf«jctlon«ry and p.,t*i all
I'ligl.
nivem tj
o |
1 r«*n.
„„„
( jle time o f his death Mr day, September 21. and continues un
l,i4. air* oly bexun on tin* mi«l«*rtuk Lloyd and h«*f*»ro th** I mi * k**t hi 4ll<|<
* two story brick and tile building j ,V s, on n
The newcomer i: i pi.
lug Ir .vili ho i» h ; i w ru 111 and v «n æ r could check tho Art* tin* r*sui«*n
Morgan was foreman of the compos-1
«veiling of the 23rd, will be
dal
farmer
and
for
the
past
,ev*
pl.'iit and it will I»«» locato«! al Co of Kliner Lloyd wuh l»urn**d r«> in* on her property at tin- com er of Co I
I«..
n.I«., i a big event.
J li. Wilkerson, sec
Centralia
Daily
, ..
, ..
,,
..
| ral years haH been county agent for ing room of the
All «>f the destroyed prop luinhiu mid «'owiiiz Hlr«;«?!*. The
1
Itintila City *»ii pi «»port y mmntly ac r.rouncl.
retary of the Lair Board, has the as-
lie owns a large Chronicle and that paper in speak- fcuranre 0f many farmers and stock
de ol 1 1 ftmat« «I cost *»f tm- struc ture is abou* Douglas county.
(| h Ir* d from A l'tttoraoii, a forrnor * rty was l*»*at**«l on »n«» west
i farm in the Southern Oretym couii - ing o f his death says: " A spirit o f ! raisers that the exhii»its in this line
inviliil»«*r of Ilm rt irnniurNtroin Ship tho hiKhwuy and in the heart *>f th«
Then* will he s!\ atore i y and in addition to making a stu
It w.t , $35.000.
bulldioy rompan y
T h « pur«iiah«*r t IlHlness Hee»j(»n ,,f f )l<* town
depression pervaded the composing WT11 excel any previous
exhibits.
dy of agriculture is a stock raiser,
« »u /»u
a_
Ti i e poultry exhibit will be excel-
at tin* property aro th**
Wentern hy hard work of th«* volunteer fir** room* in th** huildiuu anu the up*,» .
it
is
aid
lliut
he
owns
one
of
the
room
of
the
(
hronlcle
today
and
gen-!,ent
according
to
Kay
Tarbell.
a
tiy.i’
t«
t
h
that
tho
K«*n«*r;
I
inerehan
| floor, tor th*- present «it l«*ast, w ill i «-,
.spur « »»puny »f Portland and H M.
tflii'-.-t herd of Jersey cattle in Iioug- cral grief was expressed by the em memf)er of the board and who U in
Murphy nianaK«r «*f Un* roncarti. In «1*»« Mtore «»f r II Kn^liii was uv* <1 a null which can be used for recep-
1 las county.
ployees over the loss o f their fellow charge of this part of the fair ex-
¡tu interview with T h « Mint, stated utnl also sonic* of th«» ud join In •• > f ions at dan« <* -.
Mr Holihiugh C favorably in.
;mt his company now liad ovor il huildlups which w**r<* diroi’tly urn»
The * *#i»fi a«*iors have air* ady start pressed witli Mie possibilities in th'-1 workor. Mr. Morgan was a great f a - 1 Mbit.
man at work rlourltiK til« land unu th«* hlKhway from th«* «I«* m roye«l pr«»p [ <-ci work and h. v** a fore«; of mm.
vortte with his associates, «and
a I
,,,arn* Bureau Speaker
county and says that within a few
erty
careful and cheerful worker.
He! The opening day promises to bw
makin»' preparai Iona f*»r the htilld
talking the excavation.
A majority months he hopes to meet a majority
J K Lloyd «»wned th*- hotel vvhi' ii
had been employed by the i'hrouicle an interesting event.
G. A. Mans-
ing *»f tin* plant
In a f«*w days the
oi the nein employed are local men of the tanners in the county. Hein:;
form a ill I»** incrini»»«**! und Jf was a ; ih conductml hy I, (\ Zeitf'-rbrui«*-
a practical farmer, lie knows the over a year and had never missed a 1 5®^» President of the State Farm
lor
»
»
iaus»-
m
Hu*
contract
provided
his **xpectutl«/i» that th«* pi.mts would Very little *»f th* furnltuie of the ho that Ho* contractor shall, so far t I problems of the farmers and it will davs work until a week ago when he|®ureau» W^1 make an address at 2
t«*l w u h sav il and only a small po.
was first taken ill. While a staunch o olock Wednesday afternoon and he
h* in oporiitIon hy January 1st
i> » viol**, oinploy local men ami buy .e liis endeavor, lie states, to help
union man. he was no radical and
tell of some of the many things
T . »» |i * porty arijuirod Is an ld**ai t‘on «»f tin* stock «»f the confectionery supp..** from 1*» I » stahl .d.u»<*n:v.
hem solve such problems.
was always ready to co-operate with fhe Bureau has accomplished and
tu 111 s i t o und t lio slopyurd dock, which «»uld he moved h(*for«« the huildin.
I» .» und«»rHf(H>d ttiat tli** building
T. .J.Vlippin, Jr . who resigned the
his employers in any work in hand.|°|^®r matters which will be accom
Mr. Ll«»y
II !•«• **\ton tied, will furnish fucili wus u tiiUHH of flam**-
I will be ready ior occupancy t»y Jan l>e tiiti. ta Imen agricultural agent
ti»**. f*»r wutor shlpinontM und If will •*sfimut«• 1 Is I«» mh .it about $6.700 ■ uury 1st, and that the
six
store for the past two years and has work- ills absenco from the Chronicle com- Pushed.
posing room will he sorely felt by
Thursday afternoon. B. F. Ir-
it** i
Is» «a \ •*nglm*«*rliiK t*» »*xi»n<i i¡¡* with only $.7000 InHurame
! rooms haV«» boon <mk«*n lor, though in unceasingly to build up the ugrl- both the front’ and ‘ hack’ offices." ¡vine, editor of the Oregon Journal,
-ido trick *»f tío* S I* & S t*» the UiidecidtMl as to the* rei-uililliiK of i h< Mrs. M« Coi rnick has not mad«* put» > ultural Interests In
the
county.
The editor of the Mist expresses W^1 he the chief speaker. He has a
n ¡i*|lu-t lie th«* nairn of t a»* liiiu.-» win# will I I it lie has been successful in the
mill li** t hus affording th** «otiipu deatroy«4(1 property until
a like opinion of Charles Morgan, j
message for
the
farmers.
ny hot li t ati and w ater sinpp mk fa merit Is tin;«!«* with th** insurant'' ¡oi«*upy i.o building
i v .irk is demonstrated by the increas
Never was there * more faithful fo llo w in g will be a baseball gam*»
« HitI**
Mr Murptiy estlmat***! that I * oinpani*^
Th** huildin:;. which will he mod ••ii intirerst in growing productive
htislness men of St. Hel-
ihe «-*»st o f f h*» plani would he ahout I A cali « »ine In fri» u |h*«»r IsIam ern in every resp m :, will bo an ad crops and rasin g nurebred c a t'l« woiker and one who took more in- " e*weeJ
$IOo.o«iO and wheii op«*ratl«ins in* ' ,,r thè a •-.•■•stane** « >• 'h* St ll«*len ! «lition to tiie city and the investment .'•tier lie has completed his cour e terest in his w«#rk. While connecte«# ens an“ ( l^L^kanie. The down river
cniuloytucnt t«
to ■ r" <l**pa rt ment and ih** u ■•» *»f th loco saiy for its building demon- of study which will better tit him with the Mist, he took just as much towJl flipped it over on St. Helens
KiV«* * eniployroent
Kit! f i i • ■ y \» 111 kivi
pride in tho paper as did the own-
Labor Day and St. Helens is out
flfty m**n and posslhly more as th* Idre truck hut inasmuch as flier- :sti it» |h«; faith «»1 tin* owners in the f -r the work he has chosen ne
ers and with his long newspaper ex ‘ or rf,veiB?e
A bawd concert and a
wen* no On* II k Lr!nic facilities
ir
i indio*' « **xpatids
I . ts > teturn to Oregon.
j future of St Helen*.
__ __ ___ _____ ______
perience, did many things to
im musical
program
by
the
stu-
The eHtuhllNhment of H i I n lndus i 1 »**«*r Island th** tru k could *1«» ii
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i i d i - u t v
TUL’ a td u
pr »v** the paper. He was of a cheer- ' “ :i 8 ‘,r T ■*' Scappoose and St
mal p «ni ineunti much t«» St llelen . * le «*ITe<*five work w : **n it arrived
L I d LK 1 Y
1 r l i l i A 1 i\ii»
disposition and during his year’s ens schools will be given in the ev-
¿•nel t «»iuinhta City and th«* dumi whi» I It was too lute to us** the i-ht-mica1 QUIET REIGNS IN
apparatus
HAS NEW OWNER iosi(l**nce in St. Helens made many 9n*n8-
ai«* ha* k of th** •»nterprise are su** 1
HAZEN’S COURT
frlendH who regret that he has pass-,
. ' *,*U>ren s Day «rid a y
The lire was .i hot one while it
r«a : il ih in h«Tiii«*n wh»» bave enr**
riday Is designated as ( hildren's
1*1») ed on He left the employ of the
T lic rc \rc Voy S (K v d c m on the l i t, \. cutes lluys Popular
full* InvcM igMted 1 1 1 ** posalhi 111 i«*s <»l l isteil and only effectiv* work hy th*
Mist April 15. 1920, to go to t h e T a^ ani* e 19 schools o f Columbia
House. New Owner Kx|u-r-
ll. g li w a ) 11 icy Don't < oinc lo
th** a«1 •- *»f sudi pianta and are I ticket brigade sav«*«f adlacient build
Washington paper
.county will be represented by more
ienretl Tlu-atriral Man
lla/eri's I ’.nirt
William io nuik tlielr Juilpment with ln«6.
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than 2000 children. Mr. Wilgerson
u c«*nsl«l**ral»le suin *»f money
estimates. There will also be a baby
A deal was consummated Satur j'W j r \ c t p a M C U T P e
ARBUCKLE VICTIM
In ih«* bUHeiii(*nt
tli«* couit
WO S I EAMSHIPS
show
o n Thursday and Friday the
m
p » j » rp * r «j
I' • »us«*, w ii«ii »* J u - 1 ic«* of
t lit? 1 eac«* day whereby I.ew rt Cates became
HARRY DITMER
NOW IN PORT children will be given admission but-
on. 11»IN A I
u ' » * - * * » Uazen holds court, there I h a «julet- thé owner o f the Liberty Theatre.
_
tons and several of these buttons will
I urrhasing the popular show house
ENDS HIS LIFE
*
i-«*ss which 1« oppressive. S o long
The McCormick steamers
Wall- bear duplicate numbers.
Whenever
The last picture starring
Ml - ,.r lU„..,
w a r y feet of the speed- from Mrs. C. Chapelle.
Mr. Cate-
n .nH.Ilt rl„ „ rs
The is an experienced theatrical man and keena and Willamette are In port ihct-e^duplKates find each other, all
|>f*Hponcl«tit Iivur l»u»*iut*HH and fam V irglrilu Hsppe, victim of the Itos (.r
, ¡„ friMll
..... jmlgc's desk
ily affairs and as his fri«*nds think. ,oe ( Fully I Arburkle "boo*.- par
a ’ .-s that lie will continue the P«»l an(J are taking on lumber Cargos for fetarv'^and^recelve anBaward*'of ' i t
....... .
no
ict of The Liberty in giving to the
,
... , . . .
retart and receive an award o f |3
i»*©p<»ianly unl»a!aiu***«l. Harry Dlt ty.- will la* shown at the l.lbert, a|.ft v .„.anl
„ni.lle
of the
screen pro-
pro- < allfornia ports.
The West Moun- )n cash. ... ..
m**r, a w«*U known ftahemuui who: Ibcatr« n«*xt Saturday night. ai!«^i lookers.
the best
h.'si of
the screen
Tile desk of the judge Is public the
The local theatre Is one 1 tain, a shipping board vessel. Is ex
-Mr w ilkerson is much encourag-
live«! with his family in a hoathous»* which <lat*« ftiins in which 1 bis a*-t clotted, as are his docket hooks and ductionu.
on L«*wls Itiver. sent a tiullot from ,,HH appears will
bo
withdrawn the judge’s court has tile stillness of i ne best of any small city in Ore pected tonight or early tomorrow
prospect^ of a large at-
tendance
and lie thinks every sec
a
- illbre
•-
» •
rash
N1
Rapp«'» bent ( *rt
of a cemetery
No longer Is
the gon. Mr Cates said, and before buy | mornln_ an(1 wU1 load
1.500.000
tion
of
Columbia
county will be rep-
to
Manager
Cates
of
the
local
play
through his brain Thursday «venlng.
| place a gathering place for -hose ing it. lie visited many Oregon towns '
the local
mill resented.
I f old Jupe Pluvius be-
S«*pt s. at ab«»ut 7: JO o'clock
Hu- house, is her latest production " A \. ho have exceeded the speed limit He was favorably Impressed with S'.
wlll haves himself, there Is nothing to
Mountain
The West
sllrt and daiigltter
wltn«*s *1 th** Twilight Baby," the comic drama ; on Ih« highway; no unger do. s In Helens and surrounding country and 'docks.
prevent the fair from being the big
take her cargo to the Orient.
stiirld«'. hut w«r<* utmtilu to reach • cheduled at the Liberty for Satur ni atory of Traffic Officer Abbott re- decided to invest here.
g e s t fair yet held and even If the
For the past two years The Lib-j
the man before h«» comuiittml the fa day night only
verbéralo from wall to wall;
no
weatherman does allow Jupe a little
tul deed
longer is bis hhukl-clud Hguie sein . Hy w is owned and conducted hy , f X T C LI A D D C W IM U Q
, leeway, there will be plenty o f shel
t'hafwlle and tier son. N>' : ( L A I I j l l A l I E t i l i l A l o
Dp the eotirtroom. Tor There «,»• n • Mrs
Tin* man l«*ft a notu which Indl
ter and exhibits in the several build-
.peed'Ts or speed cojis. so far us East, and the theatre-going public
cat' ll that Ii** was <l«*spi#nd«*nl an I
A R O I I T T H F P I T Y inKS to entertain the thousands win.
in (tiis vicinity saw screen produc
|M»-ts«T pt. «*vid**nily
an
after
lla/.eii's eourt is concernesl.
nilVM
J
1
IIIL<
I
1
¡.re
sure to be in attendance.
Tim tllliiess of his eourt rroom m tions which ordinarily do not come
thought. stnt«*«l that if anyone wish
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¡In marged coni rust to
the
busy, to a city the size o f St. Helens. In
♦•»l t » know why he c om m it le d tii-
Local
Pickups
o
f
<«ener.il
I
n
f
e
s
t
.
COUNCIL
ENDORSES
many
instance»
some
of
the
big
pro
rush deed, "that my wife can te!l \ initial c|.,,ii ( • • a i r
l-tin .r ii hustling of a few weeks ago and
Lathered Here and There by Mist
rY D n ilT IA M
>*»u if all« will "
It n r 1 llidgctiel.l l.ailg,
1 . I i. prior to September 1st. It was no ductions were shown in St. Helens
If-porters---
Brief
\.
vvs
of
People
1925
L X K U S IT IO N
uncommon occurence then for
the just a few days after -hoy had been
tn*»n«*i White brought th«* hudy
J table CITair. t.rai.l I. dg • »it!
You
May
Know.
.
..
,
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-
,
, ,
released
from
th^
big
theatres
in
t<* Ht Helens lat«* Thursda) night
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At their meeting Monday night.
cere l*re«eiil. I alt l est ing Fi .grim. ¡judge to have 10 or 40 speeders be
lore him. but now it is different Portland, and oftentimes they were
aiui the coroner
in
Wushington
M ore, n> Nob Mill— H A. Co
e 8
Helena council bv a unani-
Once every year lite Kidgefielil K. Either there are no speeders or speeu run at the same time they were be and family are now residents o f the mous vote endorsed the 1925 expo
c«»ur»ty deemed an ln«|U«*st unneces
the ing shown In I’ortlimd.
nary as It was a plain cum* of sul • if |- lodge entettuius Avon l.o.lg • cases are not brought before
Sob Hill section having moved intc. sition which will be hold in Port-
That the public appreciated the the Morgus house on Oak treet.
However, the records show
rid**
I he body «»f the d«« »»ased wa- K of I’ at a strawl T ry fesiival and udge.
land, and President of the Council
efforts
of
Manager
Neal
East
‘
n
tHe
lnt«*rr*il in the I () (). K cemetery l.y way of reciprocation and !.. can that Traffic Officer Abbott pinched
A. F. Barnett, signed a resolution to
bringing
o
f
stellar
attractions
here
M
issionary
S
ociety
to
M
i
s
t
—
Tho
that effect, a copy o f
which
was
at Woodland on Sunday, th«* 11th tieni- ilio good feeling betw. en the 12 on Labor Day and Officer Hat
Missionary Society w i n aue(j lo j u|¡us Meier, chairman of
H** I n urvlved by u wife in d s**v** I,,,tUT.. the St. Helens lodge invites field was a close second with ill ar- was indicated by the large patron W om an s
age
enjoyed
by
The
Liberty.
Mr.
meet Tuesday afternoon at the h0™® the exposition committee.
The ac-
Since that time Abbott has
linig -field u> come ..ver and - njoy rested.
ral adiil«« children
1 tjon
( jie councj] followed a simi-
This b t « W flagged 20 uulosiis who were e» rates says there will he no let down f f Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cansón.
-
'•
a ciani *’ liowder d
«».
i. ' ' ho arH intere*te<1 ln
miM'ouary [ar action which x m taken bv the
LIBRARY NOTES
event look place In*-day lugli1 and .ceding tin* speed limit ami Hatfield in the program and that the contract
lias 11 to his credit
Where Ihe ar bookings for the coming months call.w ork are invited to attend the m e e t-icounty court an() so f ar a8 con
l o t i I....lo and H I maga/.li"' ....... Ih M 1"" pdople f i .... Hid",'
In *
t-e learned. Columbia county is the
rests weie made, the Mist cannot a s for only high clas8 productions.
» -r. loatie.l durliiK Ihe niotith
>f field were here to accepl thè liosp
Leave F,.r \\ isci.n-.in- “ Mr
at, 1 rst (*ount; and St. Helens is the
Angust.
405 persons read in thè aliiv of tholr Si
llelena brut h*M certain. but It does know that not I a c t f l 11A P T F P T V
^
y rs -j. j p ip p in j r. left for Midi- !!rst city in Oregon to take official
Thor** wort* also a num a speeder has been brought to the L / Y S 1 V unri 1 e-cxt-- 1
library and IJxfi pin.ple vlstted Ibe lodgemen
attention of Judge Haxen.
CONFERENCE HELD A,,n, Wisconsin, Wednesday morn- recognition of tlie fair and give of-
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libi'., i i,.r some purpose
52 buoi'.» I er ot K of I* tlH'lll 1»«M’H ff»»m D«
Humor lias it that the sheriff is
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ling
Mr Flippin will take a spec- hcial endorsement.
slami. Scappo..:«" and tod le
w#r** uiM***l I»; g i f t .
displeased with a recent ruling of
Tuesday
evening Superintendent ¡ ¡u| c„ ursa In farm engineering at
Other matters which came before
(.rami l.mlge <»lTi»ers l-n s.ni
1 r> hook»« halu* h(*«n donated «lur
J II
Clark Claud Chancellor of Judge llazen in regard to a certain W W. Youngston. of the Port land . the university.
They expect to re- the council were more or less o f the
ina Sopi«*mi#«r, 1 1 hy Mrs.
R-
J
Honiaiii. and
Waite, ......Megger ease and that he prefers district o f the M. E. church, hole turn to Oregon next summer.
usual monthly routine work with the
t‘ h »«* h and th«* r«*maitiodr by Mr. H e Oregon
,
« ,,f it X S of the Brand that c a w » be irle.I before other tus- the last quarterly conference of the i
, , u
, exception that an engineer o f the
Bark«*r and othors.
local
M
E.
church
for
the
year
Transferred
lo
H.
F
l
1
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
wi re present, us was Fred lice»
Be the rumor true or false.
A itumhoi* o f k «» o «I authors n«»i I o.ige
closing with this month.
In a«Uli-1 ^ h«»eler. manager ot the St.
8 Company appeared before the coun-
Johnson
Past
tirund
»
ham
ell..r
J
Utero
is
one
outstanding
fact
which
!i*;r**ti»fi»r«* r«pr(*Hont«d. art* includ««!
to hearing satisfactory reports
Hoelc * 1,ar" 3Ln,a
" r h V i^ h e ^ n f 1'iI ln resP ° n* « to a request that the
in this collection
A ii »«» iik the tiil«*s \v VanNatta was chairman of the cannot he denied anil that is that Hon
of tho St. Helens ( hamber o f telephone pole which is between thw
Whirl; was held In Hie ell;. Judge Hazi-n Is not tr\tng any us-. from the various departments of th..
ai«* 11»** old favorito, Vashtt, hy An meeting
Moni
made a hupp- which the speed copa bring in and church work. Hev Youngsfm was ' «»m m e w . has w e , v, d a 'ue„r|'end a i l r . c l track and ihe highway !n
au>*:a KvaiiH Wilson; For Lilias, hy hall
A I*
The
lo the visitors It is rumored that the Juatic. of the re ;nested to return to this field the promotion and will go to San I r a n west St Helens be removed.
- -
cisco to he manager o f the Met or- conipanv wa8 willing to remove the
present pastor, Kev. S Da.low John
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boats.
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Mr.
\V
heeler
returned
p()|
e
said,
if
another
location
ate go. ling a ci.n--.dera son. for the next conferorno year
WI vom For Now,
David
Graham responded
Alter a aelo<tlon »>>
found. The street commit-
hie portion o f the «2 t.O per sp.-.-d.-r The forty or more mem hers present from the Bay t ity \\ e*n»scgy after- j C(,u|j
I’hiliipM,
Tho Ludy Kv«*lyn.
Max Wilson orchestra. S B tnKliam «avo
• uses which the Si Helens jjs iic e made it a unanimous request and I. noon-
tee will aid him in locating uuothei
!*mni»«*rt«*n ; The Man in Black, by H sola
His accom pun 1st was M.ss
formerly had
Crawfish
Party— Charles
Koss place.
Thfe usual grist o f monthly
is practically assured that Kev. J iiid
Stanley J Weynian: The Black W olf's Bessie Hallan.
U ;!h..m
But all is nil let. even the justice sou will he here for the coming and Kashleigh Peel entertained a bills were presented and most of
Bree,I. Harrt» Dlckaon; An Arkrtii»u. pleased the large ••udienee « ' "
anil ihe sheriff and there is an op year.
The request was Indicative number o f their friends at a c r a w - 1 them passed for payment
Piauler, Dpi« Heed;
Within the «ole and responding U an encore i
pressive stillness in
the
justice's of the high esteem which the ccn -flg h party which was given in God-
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Howard
Pile; Tho Broa.. ,-.„d Mr Ingham sali» a «»»••"
court and even the speed cops muf
After r L K N G R A N v a E I O
Highway. Jeffrey Kurnol; My Japan J L Stori» entertained the audo-ti». fle their machines when in the nei gregution iias for the pastor a.id the fr ey park Saturday evening.
Mist Joins In hoping that tt.e con- the guests had been served
with
PRESENT PLAY
-' e Wife. » 'live Holland: and B o 'lli with a reellatl.-n a.,.l Meile Mils».
ghborhood of Ih- court house.
ference will act favorably upon the crawfish and other appetizing "ea ts”
Taiklugton’» latest book, whleh Is rendered a violin sob. am
request made
the party gathered around
a
big
Qn Monday alght al the u b e rty
rat**i| l»y critics ns amona th** h«»st «-«I to an oncor'*.
,
.campfire
and
toasted
m a r s h m a l-^ .jjg g j^ p ern Grange will present
cellor and «ra n d K of H .x S. mad
P. &. S. DEPOT IS
ix i M.ks o f the present year. " A ll
W E EK LY LUMBER
happv »peer he» and
Past «ra m i
lows.
the play “ Dearest Mamma."
Tho
Adams "
NEAR COMPLETION
PRODUCTION
Business Change— W. J Paulman show Is given for the purpose of
1 In-- ». books aro now on tin Johnson kept the audience In hu
uproar hy his witty ....... 'li
has bought the confectionery an.l raising funds to remove the Fern
s'sve •
In a short time
the
handsome
. ..
—
u.ts |nt«'isp«T* **«1 wRt» m ai#
r* *‘ new depot which the -4 1’ . A B Is
For Hie vv.'- k ending September pool .....................
hall of H. _ Bardahl.
The sale Grange Hall from the hill down
good and wlltv stories
building in West Si Helens w II be inth. one hundred and seven mills wa» made through the Ravanaugh the locality of the schoolhouse The
MOULTON HOTEL
At
union of the pregi,
in , ,.,„|,|.-t»-.l and reno.* for occupancy. n Western
Oregon
and \V«-stprn |{,.al Estate Agency.
The purchas- play has been présente«! in several
Al the
the conci
coi" III».«.,
( ! I)1(
BEING REMODELED the
^
v ] | rp(>1| ,,.a|.|ling that th...... 'pot would Washing'on report -rodoctiou at 62 ,-r Is a native of Minnesota and with Columbia county localities and ha.
th chairs wer. sta h j .
scored a big hit.
Following
the
p -i , his family motored westward.
St
, ,.huri.h
be painted red. which ts the off - .0C.V3S feet, w hich is thirty
Mr and Mrs. N O Larrabee huve was given. J J * ' *
cent below normal.
' Helens, he mid. seemed to him to play, there will be a two-act com
*.'*wr* of tli.'*i'l ini chow.le
eial ...... . of the N •’ Ky . tm- St.
ink*ni over the management of the «* '*>"
Mana
v-w business totalled 42.tMJT.7S-t j (>f> tho pest town he struck, thei*»- edy entitled "B o x and ('ox.”
lo r to partake <-f In-
-
.
ch a lu b er
of
C om m erce.
tloulton hotel and are having the .. . i..,.h
tin Whit-
and W J » » ' through
' " ‘ I1*. Agent
" ........
„ „ win.
1 (ore he invested in a business here. ger Cates of the Liberty, wishing to
hirh Mn
Marlin
..
C.llby to >k up
with fte f
Place remodeled and put in excell lerton had prepared
help out the Fern «ra n g e, consented
Aftct Ih'- vi
Shipment:*
totalled
52.4S5.952 I
.
„
Keti-ni » n.tn I-astern Tri|^— Mr that the play could be staged in the
ent condition for tao accomodai lo-« Pera were served, the local m. H" ' Hie railroad authorities in PcrlUnd
the question o f having Hie
depot
For deliverv t.v rail, new l.iisiness iln,( Mrs. K A Koss returned to St Liberty, and no doubt there will be
" f Hie public.
An attractive lot*'y ..ml their friends were served
program painted a more
, c®'ioS, included 1.117 cars; rail shl; menl « H-'B-ns Saturday from an extended a packed house to witness the pro
and office is being pul In and a
The conclusion öf .w the
,|,,v
Ln
«*ri
t'hi«*f
Kngineer
Winchel
of
h*
s
I
.
1.127
cars
Fncblnped balance
¡„ trip to Eastern states. They visited duetton.
large IIreplace adds to the attrae was a free show
'
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- j (| A s ; h).arti|y endoi e.t 'he Idea am.
tho rail trade was 2.788 cars
-‘"Mr ‘»'<* home in W scon.it» and rel-
«venes
The r o o t .» are n**tnR f r l -pheaUe
When
.
!... I Dm rich' Obtained the
necessary
aut'o.rtty
Business
Anu-rican Legion Dance.—-Colum
In the cargo trade, donu'stlc or- alives in Massachusetts
Paper-d anil painted and several a t
' Liberty,
uberty. he
he reserved
,t8 f , „ m
rftllroad officials
.1 St.
conditions
in the East are Improv- bia Post No. 4 2. The American Le
dltlims are being made to Hie build
d.-rs
totalled
H.202.782
feet;
exptut
entertain the A*"")
U ,
>>»••! to adopt t h e « . N. color which 5.265.023 feet Coastwise and 'nte
lo
Mr. Boss stated, and people are gion. will give a public dance at the
Big
Vlr and Mrs Larrabee will guests
anil Lew
an«!
u i-r<*am with Kr«»«*n triinmiiiK;. wlth
Ino
en. •stH
owner
was in
a c « | d , vvif,
with
• ■o« al carp > shipments totalled 14,- ‘ -‘»re optimistic now than they were St Helens city hall on Saturday ev
In hear,y
hearty aceotd
witl lacrean, wl fi g ^ ^ ^
-or.ilui'i the hotel anil Mr and # Mrs
,
i»ni tiwit''» - ..........
depot
ening. September 24th.
'.•81.828 feet; export shipments 3,- several months ago
L Decker will have charge >f 'he
East's priqiosilioii so between the«-
rolors and will loi k fer more
•lining room, a combination W ild , 10:21» and 12 o-'loeK ih" *•"’ « ■
\ f » M n d M — J W. Thompson
Dancing Party— In honor o f her
attractive than If It was painted In * M -.18 feet
insur.-a good service for the public had a full house and the movlf w.t Hie dull red color used by the N P.
„,
_
.
,
,,,'
. .
was nnanimously chosen as a direct- brother Gordon, who has been here
Misses Beatrlee and Alice Lake
((f h , hamher
Commerce to for the past several weeks on a fur
1 he hotel, which will be called The
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left Wednesday for Portland where
fh(l vuwlncy caU8ed by the resig
Larral.cc, will be open to Ihe pehlto " ‘ The e i r e ^ i o n of the memhers of
lough from the U. S. navy. Miss An-
Mr
Allen L Warner and daugh- they will attend Washington high
............. .
indicates that they are
•'bum the middle o f next week
mtlon of T J Flippin. Jr., who left nabelle Ishister entertained Friday
rs. Winona and Helen, of l orona. school.
A number o f the young
Wednesday for Madison, Wisconsin evening.
s, 11s'led With the program
intornia, visited at the home of h -r
•» -I « a g i , on and .» lb. v «on e» out hv Ihe committees and 'hat Ih»
Cecil Koss left Tuesday for Chi- However. Ihe Chamber of Coo.^ierie people were present and enjoyed the
''hi.piniin w it h business visitors In occasion was the most -■J..>»We sister in law. Mn». George Wilson
Mrs Warner comes from Riverside, cago where he will enter a medl- 1,11 n" ' I®** ' ,r b lippin s .-ervicei, supper which Mrs. Isbister served
Bt. Ilel.-ns Saturday
The latter Is,
..
The commit lee on en
cal college with a view o f ultlmatel*
he has been designated as a spec and the dancing which followed in
Tuppf county. Ihe famous orange section of becoming a M I>.
li»l representative to keep the Cham | the dining room o f the Orcadla. Go
* ■-"•* r' " has
" ‘nl bought ; the
Tlo ' W
'X pr; ‘ pla.,,'n
Baker
place i>n
o n ! - lern.in m-m•' was compo-<! <» ' '«■»;• ; ; ^"¿V n iaV but Is ve-v f »vorah.y im
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her of Commerce advts-d as to meth don left Saturday morning for S
Mr (iagnon staled Phillips- « * w . W
^. nin,
. p ,....... I with »he elin.ate o f Y*estant
' »dar creek.
navv
The fire department boys are giv . ds. devices and appliances used In Francisco and will Join his
'hai Ills nelghhorh.KMl was prosper w‘ M'.m
verv imp......ot
on
<)reg.*n as e o ^ n - . l with t h ^ o f ht
ing a dance In Ihe city hall tomorrow Wisconsin for clearing loggod-off companions who serve on oue o. Cn-
-"I
..till
Hint
ihe
l'ha
uni
a
li
school,
which
W
'*_s
y
rank
tieorg'-
California
home,
a
y
.........nil Hint the Chapman sci.....
Fullerton
cle Sam's sub. boats.
j night.
¡laud*.
I locale here.
Hits trrn) would have between forty was
•
-»ml fifty scholars and two teachers and • -
llimi«-*!.
I.OS1 \t»«nit * 7,000
\\ till Hi,in«* In*m a m «•
PYTHIAN LODGE IN
A SOCIAL SESSION
s.