VOIT) M '
THE ST. HELENS MIST
XL.
ST HELENS. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1921.
JUSTICES' FEES
ARE ON DECREASE
Juilge >1. I . I L i z c i , l-.w M kii
l<*r o f
\|at.
Eui.d unirli I m o f I t f l i i c
I I I « Justices of Ilio pi-aio ut .Si
I IleleiiH. Hululer unii i latskaiii» aiti
DEER ISLAND CAMP
COUNCIL HAS AN
RESUMES OPERATION
IMPORTANT MEETING
No. 44
OREGONIAN ARPOINTED
MINISTER TO SIAM
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1'reHldent llurdir g honored Oregon
to Work | D om inili«« in ,\|i|M>lnleil to Provide
lu ll la -
Tor rubile t o m fort Stati.,,,
Sev- by appointing a well known Orr
Koniun a* MiniMrr to Slum.
The
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l.iunlter j « m l Building P e m i U firmiteli.
joilit" *
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lim e
A u g i, l I
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iippolntee in E. E. Brodie of Oregon Mbit.r Crimes Cliurged to Colombia
I lemmi 11
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l ily, lie in publisher of the Oregon
County Citizens. Tw o Secret In
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f o r L o g , fìntili.
President of tlie Council A. K.
Enterprise, president of tlie Na
no,
,iot reuse ui
di, im.■■its Also ltd »rn e .l. Circuit
l^i,uli"i I n IH’ iihm I oi i . I r c o i i n t o f Sepienii.er
liurneit
presided
ut
the
meeting
o
f
Honal
Editorial
Association,
and
t
' ,hi* * U 4,n“ ••' ll“ • Justices, however,
. .
Until Hffoi <1.
C.
<ti*t Will He in Session Comir.g
Hie
couucii
Monday
niglit
in
the
ah-j
prominent
republican
worker,
having
¡lini not lini ir« III,, slackness Of buHl-i
. , nuvIiiK been closed clown Tor
All of the been chairman of the ClackamaH
Week lo li.-ar Criminal C iimw .
for
Inn
o
lln
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„how.
il
it
mui
ke
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r'‘
l
nnmlli»,
Ilio
I
okkìiik lump of senee of Mayor Baling h
k.imluy »un nul ui uluuUun day In
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1 Imrcune
Tliui dlgkituiy » « Ju,n. . ,H ’" " r
Logging f ’ompuny round linen \ver0 present. The min- 'ounty Kepubicun Central Commute
The (Jrund Jury for this session of
ales of Hie lust meeting were read [ ,or several years.
Mr. Brodie is also
■
(lie court returned four Indictments
furnishing employment for 2f.U men and approved
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and one not true bill. The personnel
1 E riupperton, eeretary of tlie
Judge Martin White rec|u*-sted that
L ^ . c u u l i ami wit i \*' nhc ' h . only ». ,
.
'
• *1 !•« t
$JJ1 fm
of the jury was August Benson of
company, stated 10 'line Mist t h a t " 1* «BY co-operate with the Htate
•It. Helens, foreman; Erick Morten,
thoir stock cii logs lead been e x -l'^ a lth hoard and have me speed cop
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Warren; Stevo Lam pa, Yankton; Nel-
liaiistecl and Hi.- Iiiiotni were empty I*** that campers tiurn all refuse and I
I
t tnuilu; . c e , . ,
/ ; ‘ 'l"
son St Onge, Goble; W E. Eversau!,
Huftlcient orders hud Iceen secured, I ••"•‘ P the^ grounds clean where they |
lloulton; Adolph Player, Clatskanie.
Id* suid. In Insure the operation of I • uni p
and W. B Johnson. Yankton.
Hpu I4 iati .rii, u Dai ivo of Norway,
|o
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' 10,1
®. A - Bocger brougiit to tlie atten- !
ionipureü with dut pieviouH the plunl until the lirst of tin* year.
Tlie jury returned four indictments
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...111. .1 lilt I I VO 1.1
•be average output of tlie company '*ou of 'be council the necessity of
til o 11 t It
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I ' I M • .1 ll.il U O of 1,1 I
and two secret indictments.
The
I having a public comfort station.
!t
J ih I k » M F. Ilu/.eii wuH Um low Is about 22a,nun feet per day
tour were;
Louise Paulsen,
for
L qv . .A ii 11 Join Mall John itoli, u ua
•'amp fi Is running two sideH and|waM n*ov*d by Flynn and seconded I
inuu, lb « emolument* uf la* uflice
threatening to commit a felony;
I ul
••ill'll
''amp t one side, according to Infer-1 '’Y H’Coinior that a committee be a|i-,
Floyd Burnham for "burning prop
(nation given out by tin* Iie,.r Island pointed to meet with Hie county I
X iiui,liter o f Ute u p p l l c a u wliu
hu “ ^,, ’ a u « « ? « . T T c n - L ^ ' J r
erty with the intent to Injure the in
WvM'ii lm'> iit«i lütt U II ill! I’M il 11 il (111
The main lino '‘our' ani' *** If arrangements could
lio
Judite U A ( ruft of r i u l - ifflce of the com puny
surer; Guy T Levissn for "refusal
»dula* alai pi InctpIiîH of l h Ih Koi
made for the establishment
•i.untii like w I mi . fueetl u deficit, Imi extends some for rteen miles b a c k ! " " '
to assist an officer." and John King
NtL. nl Vi «Tö U ì ÌV ihih I by JijiiK” not In lite nu iute proportion un dui • ilio Ilo* wooils adii lue ,* aie niiiner and maintenance of such a place, j
and Lloyd Neer for stealing personal
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nil
v\ il h ( In* i p *.i l . ,.i
Two lui(imotive aro re Acting Mayor Barnett appointed Mc
J u i I ku i i . i /. i i ,
in a u k u h i t ruft col- : *us pur
property.
It is probable that some
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uni
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l«*a rii lii K
lulreil ti, hmil ih,' log: io ihe malti Donald, O'Connor and Flynn as the
leeleil $ *5 HO, liut 111 S eptember It im
of these cases will be heard at the
committee.
I
Hne
and
after
thè
log
loilen
rum
uri*
urlìiiuK «H * h o h u i i l m b i a i> K U a g t ‘ ,
roll cheek wum u n.y $5 8 , u de
term of court which begins on Mon
It was moved by O'Connor and ser-
j il tu' ) I 'o u i i i » o i l l a ' l l * r u l i d i o
•Teuni. of $27 su
At timt, however, ■ poofeil ..a Ilo* siile Irai;., olii* loco
day. October 17.
motlvi*
does
the
hauling
to
tin*
boom
landed
by
Flynn
that
a
bill
be
sent
ta
L. ; ... . . i j « p • • « . a I * * l In* o l i l i p t H i . , j
loped J udite Iluten l>> mi even
There are several other cases
,
Mr ( |..ppi*rton was of the opinion l*r‘»UKhton and Wiggins for rental of,
Y * Ukt'H
If He lee,
which are hooked for trial during
1 ' Jus h es j |jl;(, ihe company would continue op-j •*'* •'•'y s tide land at the rate of $s,
|1u una muli who in or hut* b«’*m •'till bo l u ken . ih mi Iuiileutlou
e f th
the coming week, most of them on
ion through ........ ..
.eason. asi*'''r 'nonth for the time they occupied
Iy
' -I U* l' • -'ll * *1
mil act mu ol the ,p.*ed laws m the
criminal charges, and it seems prob
It and also for *100,1)0 for piling
i ütul .staUni in a i lo» d id u o t bava ■ i .., , o . i . i ,,
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i
,
-ufflclent
o
i
der*
for
lo.^s
huve
been
tlilie (listili im . tt would appear that . , . ,
able that the jury will he in session
hi study, as there was no night m „ rp w„re fewer speeder* III tllH 11 ook.*d t< nsure operatlcn for sev destroyed by them when they moved
during the entire week
The motion was
II,e judge said; - y o u show ,, |„,Mkuiile and St M p U mls dint riels •*rnl nionlbi. ai.d he believe*« that their boat house.
During this week the time of the
jwiih tin* upward trend «*f (h<* lumber carried.
l
court was taken up on naturalization
Flynn moved that speed cop Iloff-
market,
sufficient
orders
for
log*
k'
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,,114l ,„oiori*,ts » i „ , i,,,vc
matters, demurrers, and several civil
K. E. Ilrmliii
,( ,t
not worth to you ...veraI
,4ne*i. d l.v Hie ,p. ,,| cops find would he received ro warrant the miller Im returned as deputy marshal •
cases which were presented to the
us long us his services were satis
•
ouipany
tc#
operate
at
lull
capacity.
, tin,.* |„ attend school, then „ moro conven,eut lo go lo Halil., r
judge direct. However, the calendar
The motion was seconde I
The resumption of work in the factory
ra n i",-h ip would uot be worth t|m„ lo , h„ (>ltle r tWo cities men-
•••rector» of the Oregon for the coming week calls for sev-
lump furnishes employment for ;t j by O'Connor, and upon vote was car " ne rtl
etal cases which will be tried before
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¡State <'hauiher of Commerce.
number of men who make their riod.
a jury.
I
Flynn
ulso
made
a
motion
whlcn
Th®
appointment
made
by
Fresi-
homes
at
Deer
I-land
and
will
bring
I
vi .is one o f th e preM tilentM o f ' moutbn. fur heretofore J u <) kh Halen
»*1 »Slates, Ibo JU l (; o saut limi I ban tried ubout .sí» ¿*er cent of ull lo that lace, as well as St Helens, j was seconded by McDonald, that th« dent Mardi*‘ K ls a recognition )f Cre- LATE HAPPENINGS
time
rucog-
a considerable volume of business, recorder be Instructed *» writ»- the • , ! a" d ,l*
more study would aid bun Mpee<| cuMüit.
account of the large payroll of the Superintendent of Schools in Sr !n' ' ' » " ,,f ° " e of its prominent citi-
ABOUT THE CITY
[ beco ui in K a belter CltUeu.
His
llelens and for him to have the teach ize,1B
Answering an inquiry from
* ompany.
I tou* contiliued.
ers give instructions to ull pupils as 1110 -'•'3'* Mr- Brodie said he would
N ew A g e n t f o r Oregonia n.— John
\1I« K**<| Stai ker
lo traveling on the highway.
The l,'aVH for Siam within the next two Lafferty has accepted the agency for
LIBERTY THEATRE
motion was carried.
(T lie legisla-i months.
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• be position pays $12.500 the Oregonian and has employed Ar-
[uri li .ich t i. who l o r n o T ly lived
BOOKS GOOD PLAYS lure passed a law as to motor traffic. I •,er
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|chie Miller and Bill Anderson as his
)*• Atappous*» l ie lK b b n r h o o d . blit
etc., which in part states: "Pedes-
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, assistants. John says it will be his
uuw resides, so It is s aid , ill tin*
Three unusually Im- photoplays1 trians when using the highway out COLUMBIA U DEFEATS
endeavor to give the subscribers of
fcVrrtol) i.« !*; tibtfl'lliMid, Wan till ap
ato coming lo ilu* I.ilmrty theatrej ide of incorporuied cities or towns.'
the Oregonian $he best of service.
bi. i» r lin a i p u « l>
I lls li r a i t
ST.
HELENS
HIGH
fr>*n. Heine and Is I .e*t in during the coming week, coin ntenclng I shall use the left hand side o f such'
ai I liâ t be c la im e d ex
Buy*. Cliy ITo|M*rty— J. W'. Thomp
U'. mm I» for Two Hays. Mas Found lomorrov night, according to Man- h ighw ay").
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uo„
■tun from war service on account
son. general manager of the St.
1.« <i...ig.- ........ and MI m - t IB Well-
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«'«r.* granted to st. Helen* h i«h fS.tb3ai
kmc an alien ami oilier stale
‘•1)11* »11 lo Looking lhoN** pictUrfFill Mtn^lis and Harvnv W ilk in«
l^AI11 wu” Helens Lumber Company and other
IU ui.nl> on (to i|u«*stiottnuire
of the McCormick enterprises, has
...g,*n tf.e r J a m g _ S e .n l..
v. hich he fe d s v.,il Appeal to hia.erec, private garages and to James
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■ mlmn.il to iia c b s e ls piogreNh
put roas.
I lie pictures referred t o jo 'c o n n o r to erect a dwelling
Th
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»core was -5 to It. bought a lot on Casenau street from
\li,
Dr. L. G. Ross.
Mr. Thompson ls
W a ltü r C. < a rr u iK to u , u k **<1
l-'l CltiXelihiiip
ile il itili I ap
\ i ale of I wi, Worlds, "'1 lie e« order was instructed lo noitfv At the end of the first half. St. Helens
high wus in the lead, the score being having plans made for a midern resi-
r «ini
a p p l i c a , ...U was d e n ie d a ...... « 0 ye ars w i f e o f " F u s l o r " L a r , ||||(| ThllU
a n d ’ on.
l r judli, wlucn III)-aus .hul h" ringlon. wundered from her home
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la I -I (avoc
rwo of U»«l! dence and
I • - aoun
H im »'
U l u i i m t uppiu.it,„u lot . . I n i day afternoon ami was Jo A ui , ,)|H, ,|a ^ - | „morrmv nlK 1». h sitlne
w i I h‘ ^ e e o m ^ H I * Mon l ,! ' l»l«*V»r» were forced to drop out of -a" ">e plans are completed and the
r >>ar'
(!..*() n** liutv no Fh« vvi » i # i I h for 4 s I iouth . The* i ouji I** !«'T,at ' r . ^ . r k “ ? r ! , o * ^Dlll
« f L ? v ^ n g . ' o o t , X r UU\ 7 6 ° 3 V
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and ¡lot put in condi,ion tor building.
f I.eing granted citizen r. ,.1,* in
lltUe .-..nag,* at Pisgali Ilirn|H allll
, H,|„, situations.
Several claims against the “ in * olu“ ,,ta* tak,i n? ad '« n 'a g e of this
|*i,. Social.— ^Thursday evening at
u
1 '
mi* in lAVAPa I
nlavan
u:z. In *h
kt«h ...i.... 1 .**JI* m ) m «* .. « . .
kf pdp'Trf
homo, w hich im momio iii II hh vs vhi o f
A Tale of Two Worlils." begin-1 were approved
and ordered paid, and i',Ut , " .“ l
f
' .tpl“ yer8; ™ «'}, ‘ «'e h***» 8ch® "1 a >“ » " " r iu in a num-
k iit<)u
ripple or lauKhtor wan Smppooae. unit at an elevation of nlng
ul Pekin at th-
tin,« of the n,alters of minor importance were
h
, 1“ , ” vls,l,,rs " " ' P |a>»>
»'•r of the students of the high schtml
krd ov»*r
tho courtriKini when an about -.000 f**<»t.
'I In* woman wan
Boxer uprising, in transferred to .Sat. disposed of before the council ad-
a/ w l , '
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?ave a pie 8°.cial: ,helr PurP"8« * » '
|ll(»Di • w ife NlaltHl iliul Nhe coulil hr*i u il ^ c tl about 2 o'c.loi k balu r Francisco'.- umlerworId from where ! journed
Ridgefield to- mg to raise funds to pay some ln-
4 dial M i n i and uuduroUlul a l l , «l a y afli»rnooii and a »» a r c h made for a c o rd in g to critics, thrills in abun-'
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try conclusions with the dehtedness left over from last year.
| teuin across die river.
A special!.- i-After a short musical program, the
I ana.Nun-N MUbmltted on tlio or- U«*r. but nhe could not !»e located* clam»» piclureHQUenfss anil pow^rfuJ
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chartered launch will leave the Sliel-1 pies were raffled off and the male
•ry builot f*»r nhe had "been lo SI.eriiT Wellington and J ui I ku While motional appeals n -
rea listically A V O N
I-O D G L , M A K I.S
A r n n n
D e m o n
dock at 1:15 p m and has ac- members of the high school class bid
'' ll four ■ • a :
In foro n»inl!iK to **re notified Sunday and liiey w out
im-n^bed.
Several
hundred
real
A vjv JLJIJ K i l L U K U | commodatious
for 100 people.
A them in at prices above the ordinary
* od'-ti
and Judge K.ik.n
" dh u Hearching i»*irt> earfv Mondav $ ’ 1 1in«*><♦* appear in tho picture, and
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| round trip faj*e o f 5Qc has been ob- j market quotations on pies.
A tidy
b*rk»»u
Vou inUHf I*.* a hnghl morning
They followed an old trail t.OHluming
In said
to be simply
According to reports filed at tlie tallied and
it is quite probable that sum was reulized.
1 .»
uml* i htand all ol (he which led went toward« the gi* « n K,,rKlM,UM
,\s w ill he rem em bered,
Grand Lodge meeting of the Knights
1 number
of people will make t h '
m m
i l - mii ii .* Work.
After hav
bubmilled. for I huvi read timber and a uiemfier ol i !;•• pait> , j
jH G o u v e rn e u r M o rr is ’ fam ous
in' Pythias which was held in Port- "'¡P
itidgefield has a strong team tnK 1)Pen ciOSPd down ’for the post
rn-read many or H ihiu and have diHcovered two Hufetv pinn 'n tin* story.
^ rb ^ ii »1)1«. lo underMtand tueui ‘ n ‘ il
It was «concluded tha? th "
‘T h e
t'hilil T hou G a v e s t
M e.” land this week, Avon Lodge No. 0 2 . and la^i Saturday defeated the Scap- two weeks, the sawmill of the St
of ht Helens, made a most creditabTe, poose liigh SO to 0.
'Helens Tie and Timber Company will
• »ppliaiii wa** k I veil more t Hue lo woman had gone thi*^ way and a w ||H*|| turned them away during its
taavt D D r c i n r u T
'resume operations Monday, accord-
My mm I .»,- d to give th»» govern
«areiul ‘ «'«»rch was made of he brusn j { |ireW weeks’ run in Portland, is one showing as to increase in member-
The local lodge stood tbird I IVlXxo. D A Y
l
' ing to a statement issued by General
I«. luor** lint** to inv«mtlgate the and 11mI*• r along * be Hail
\\ h«*n tI f (t<» inK four production* in an ship.
QF" WOMAN'S CLUB Manager E V. 8tauwood. The mill
r*i"nl
o non war rerord of ' •' oMrchlng part> l ati proeeeded ajj sfar ,*asf featuring Litlle Dick among the lodges of the state with I
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jsaws mostly ties and timbers and
Itppiiniiit
or a distant e of about two and a bait n«iadrlckt tlie three-year-old wonder- an increase during the past year of j
I f tho increase had
uieoting o f tho Woman's C lu b ! several of their rafts having been
NuttMioun other applicaiif* wer«» , mil«**. Juilp«' White b«*ard a !«*ehle
j|(j
On*» St. Helens citizen who .2 per cent.
toanl ti» i oii.MUlt th«« Hrhool t**a* h voi*'*» rail oui ií«*r«* I am. and going
s*»en tho plctur«» says, “ It com- been figured according to the popu |,el«i at the home of Mrs. H. A Childs "stuck in the mud" account o f the
^ in t !i** localities Hi which they further luto th«» brunii found the
11 j p». element* of |»ur*» eiUer- lation of St. Helens, the ladge would „ „ Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Day was lew- water, the management decided
Mde.i «4»ul in ( hr«*«* Inaluitce« paper* woman in a donne thicket
‘ . ■'he had iH«nment. a strong story, continued have stood first, so E. I. Ballagli. | elected president to fill the vacancy to suspend operations until suitable
¡stated. Myrtle l ’olnt (.aus,,{j |)V Mrs. Baynard's removal logs could he secured.
^ not gianletl I« ecu une i»f the la« k g«*tf*,u «•uughl in I In* underbiush and Si|.speiin*» anil a climax that sfarti«*?
I OlAlitlratiiiitH 0f Hie w ife of the could not K«*t *»‘H
Had »he gone an an|j alllaya»H> while tin» .settings are <ame lirsti Arlington second, and. as f r,7n, 7h« city.
Is-ave for Ciilifornia.— Mr. and
stated.
id, St. H.'loas ranked third Fred
v. ,
<
IttcBDf
*ther hundred f«»»‘t. in «II pmbablllty
u!m1 Humptu<»u».M
Mrs.
John
Slen and Mrs Thos Is- Mrs. Charles Wheeler and little son.
Watkins,
I*
rank
George.
Orln
Shep
i,jH
(
Pr
«
e
r
e
elected
as
members
of
and
Mrs. Wheeler's
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,, „ Mrs.
. . a.
•**miner for the government
be would have fallen into a deep
The old saying of that famous ctr
mother.
M particular sires» upon the buy- ravin«?*
t-us philosopher, I*. T. Harn um. that herd and K I. Ballagli are among ' t lit» Library board fo nil fhe vacancies Mary Myers, left Saturday for their
la st Chancellors of the loca. . „ „ - e d by the absence of Mrs A F. new home in San F'rancisco where
$ "I l.lfi.Tiy bond». War stani|,s
\\*uk fra.in i:\|H*Niir**
there was a fool horn every minute m he
i l tnt u* I m i i t t u i i . l . i . l r I..» f ! « a n . 1 I ...l.v..
.
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j* r'"i I rl fiu 11 on h i » tlie Ued Cross
was very weak
groundwork of a clever com- i
«¿ V rtem ^
" " " I ' ' W" °
K" ' ' ,and' aU(,
>«r Wheeler will assume his duties
n g i o r i w»n
Mrs C a r r l mg,.,,,
one ctf them repoit | j Flipper, in Wisconsin.
as general manager of the recently
»** Hie war, and In some In
from exposure and lack of nourish- Douglas MacLean dispenses
' k 1- k a
a zippy
•zim.vl“
Tw o vrey interesting papers were organized
McCormick
Steamship
I vur>' J»1® * « “ “ aud Instructive
F**" tin* applicant* admitted that
read. "Geography and People c f the:Company. The Wheeler family have
Dim toni«' of essence of joy. distilled
•sthr.'" important mutters hud al
I East.' by Mrs John Sten, and "The I resided in
St. Helens for several
5 •*'*n fo.gotten.
" " " V lr',M
k, and
,or, 4 it
o is
! .....
„ a « , ,hK?|fr»n.
scantily
«»lad
a ! wmiibr
that
. V love
,__ and
n j human
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. nature
«..„.«.u
splendid
line or
comedies, re THE THREE L's
Ear East in the Great W a r," by Mr# years and have a great number of
te xt ,L.y for examinai Ion o ' shi* survived Hie exposure of the cold,
views and weeklies run through tlie
r . p p - e n TT TT T P IA P C
Bro'vn
friends here who much regretted to
„ " *
w, i, citizenship papers foggy nights.
She gave no reason week, as usual
w rriL E .n a
The Woman's Club wishes to call have them lenve.
* “* January 10. I 022.
lor having left home but stated that
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, the , attention o f . the . members
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. and i l Chanters' Hull Suc.-rsi*—-The dance
site had passed a very comfortable BUDGET COMMITTEE
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At a regular niettlng of the Loyal other interested irtends that the b o x , KiYen bv the St j lelpU!) chamber of
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night In the thicket
Some months
Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen to lie filled with canned fruit for the Commerce Chanters at the city hall
Mrs Carrington received treat
IS APPOIN TED held on Friday. October 9 the fol "Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective | ^ I urday” nigtü” ¿cor«d‘ a'big'success
W^ST ST. HELENS
* ago
ment at the State hospital in Salem
(lowing officers were
elected for _ the
„ „ „ an
un enjoyable party
There
,
. Society is 'ill at the office of L. P..' .and was
There
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At their session last week, the ensuing six months:
and the officers think that she was
Chairman, F. O Uutherlord
was a large crowd In attendance,
ll"' 'I
c W. Masten mo temporarily unbalanced when she , ount.v court appointed the advisory young; vice-chairman. E. M. Bur
Either canned frutt or vegetables Merle W n , 0„*g orchestra
furnished
**L»S,.. sin, ( i r e , and visited at wandered from home
budget committee lo confer with the duk; secretary 8. B Ingham; treas-
welcome and as this Is a w o r t h y ,,ho musi, wh,fh was augmented by
P » * • N ll,u,.
"Pastor'' ami Mrs Carrington for l,.„urt in arranging tho budget of urere. E. B. Mclntire
cans,*, please help fill the box.
several of
tho chanters
singing
(.la,
Blue spent Saturday inerly lived in St Helens and front , ,,unty expenses for the ensuing year.
1 lu» matter or Loyal insurance was
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.hm.i^h ttt,.uunh,.npu
i 1» Nt.nman
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1 ',. r I land v isit ing will, I..... moved to Reuben, living then* Those named were D W Pierce of brought
up aim
and awcuss^u
discussed pro
pro and
to ...............
Teachers.
A recep-
urouK in up
ami Kccc|>lIon
--w, • ,......
.
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*
m i n »irpr *»P flu* ( h u n f « i N
I foil
(«.» the end that they expressed lion was tendered the teachers of »»»mess manager or tin
nanier
until Mrs Carrlngto, was taken I.» Hcappoose. F B Hoihrook of Goble con
nm iu m e enu m a i mey e x p r e s s e n ...........
. states that another dance will be
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\l.l of I he Congrega Salem and many people here rein m -‘ ..n,| Henry Kratz of Clatskanie Tho themselves as favorable to a suitable
Helens schools Friday evening at
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met al fin* home oí her the old couple and are glad that committee will m *et with the county monthly assosontent to create a be " > « »>‘ k H school auditorium There '5l'' " n in " ' e »"Hr future
¡'n interesting program J. L. I Mayor Ibw k Honw.— Mayor Bal
k '"’ "•» White
T h « afternoon no serious results followed he, ox c u r t n.-xl month and I» 'in work on nevolent fund for tho aid of mem
hers In distress
Storla, secretary o f the SL Helens lagh returned to St. Helens Sunday
the preparation of the budget.
a , 1"'
, wing, after w lilcli a perlonco.
It has been customary in the past I Chamber o f Commerce, delivered an night after an absence of ten days,
1,11 i..... was served
to take up a collection in such <ase-. address of welcome, to which W. L With Chief Game Warden Carl Shoe-
WAKKIfiN
I
1 i>n m liera bu* h«*en very
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but the ra*n w e r« o f the opinion that I Ru'herford. s u p e r i n t e n d e n t
of maker, he made a tour of •'-««'»rn
fi"oo inonla tho past
week r e t u r n s t o
■“ min
The meeting called at Warren o n la collection ulways
smacks o f char schools, responded.
Mrs Glen R
Oregon; inspecting a number o f fish
at this writing ! g'j* H E L E N S P A S T O R A T E
«finit |( , proved
We,In.* day evening by County Agent ttv, w|,|ch (» distasteful to the Amer
Metsker delighted the audience with hatcheries and looking over proposed
ha* iiurcloised ., I w*>
Th.»
ann ii tl »1 Mi'tliodisi
( ’onf«Time*» i Holibatigh
well at ican workman
ru d er the new plan 1 vocal solo and responded to an sites for other hatcheries
1
school prop
n •*»
i ml,» "iing Ihn n’
rim animai
*-» *»» ” ■ •r'«. ..............
u . iun .«.. •• ~ was
• rxcrptionally
•
T,,H « „ “ s held In Forest —
...... .........
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1 ">n mictlng „ neat little , wh,,.|,
Grove last ,,.nd,*d ....................
Nearly „II the Warren
farm- a member would he simply drawing ®ncre. Wilson's orchestra furnished ,'h e entire tr.p of approximately lath)
¡the music and Merle Wilson gave a miles, no speed cop halted them, the
t ,
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L e e k a s s i g n e d pastors to the several ,.rs and wives were present, about out his own money.
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violin solo.
At the conclusion o f mayor said, although at times the
.
11 /«n has been very
,
this district. Rev. 8 Dar )nti
Tit« Warren orchestra furn
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• ••port.........
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>■•"•* r..r I*• ****** Arthur George « "
program
refr.
■ ; ■ y ■"
"• tin»**
r , , . e 1 .. .I M e t h o d i s t Chur ch for tie* ..„joved
M iss
Nora I arson gave .,, hts
daughter Miss Lou.se George *<rved
and .. general
"get ac ••> miles per hour
1 he road
tn
i ve»r was
was reiurned to this field
solo
Talks of Interest were all4, Mlss Lotta Fleek were due to sail uualnted " session was held.
It was has.cm Oregon are fine and It <• pos
Hlf;7 14 liar,M'r "hop was sold Ihia ' ,,LV'"year,
s'hle to go from St IL-lens to Pen
i
Il li i r l e
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* coming year will be pa- made hv Mr llolibaiigh. W J Ful front Southampton, England, on the ••» enjoyable affair
" t v 11.......
living i..
in I.r
Kuliimn.
Be “ Bl i „ ke possession ut tor of the local church
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The congre- |orton and F II Tavlor
The I ountv eighth of this month, after having
Mrvmen
Give
Dance Saturday IdKh* Mr
reported
c iih.il here rec|uesled the Conference Vs,.„, outlined a policy for progress spent several months visiting friend-
and
relatives
in
England
They
ar,
'•*(•"
The
members
of
the
S*.
Ht„,|>
C
i
v
i
c
s
st
Courthouse—
Those
Johnsen
and they
adopted
ln_ . Its entlretr ,
- r| r|,l" School Is arranging to t„
. return Bev
u«v a
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- are vv|,,0t, was
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..
members of the Junior class at St
’"•""''al of 11,., |„r„| nien and I
|1|led (lm, ,heir request was given Mr Fullerton gave In detail some of expected In St Helens about the 24th Hebms Volunteer Fire Department
will give another o f their
enjoyable Helens high and who study civics.
"f the district
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favors.........
the IBs besetting the farmer
* H of this month.
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dances at the city hall
Saturday had an opportunity Monday after-
Taylor*advocated the orgapizatlon of
Friday afternoon o f
Do.-k Shooting Good.
Local hunt- ulght. Wilson's orchestra
will furn- noon to learn more about the U. S
, *! •“■•it
, marketing or, <........... . w
'• "*•'•
history, the Constitution, (Declara-
ft *•' ('■ « n of 8attvl.-s Island S T U D E N T B O D Y
„,*11 received
The meeting was one ers report a good duck sh.n.t on Sun •*•' " l,> music. The fire boys will see
duv last, some of them coming verj
•* " ,a' 'here is the best o f fi.»or tlon o f Independence, etc., for the
■ I, ami the fallili'
t.'l l.'CTS O F F I C E R S
« he-t > '
«
1
near
bagging
the
limit.
They
report
management.
Every
otio
who
enjoy-
class,
accompanied hr Miss Robin
r otov.-.i • o St Helens.
I
>n(, many entered Into the discussion
’ 0 I
|*on. thetr teacher, went to the court
more ducks feeding on the lakes than dancing is invited to tie present.
.
I
»
*ir
nf
Hie
St
Helens
,.f
the
problems
confronting
the
far-
*,.«i "*r*t•"'.* m.ide n business trip
house to hear some of the examtna
in the week previous.
Th,‘ "h‘ « r nham elected o?icers for j mer The following heads of the rt.
C l " VIU ....... "day.
\rrf»«*s in England
A. F. Barnett lions o f those who wished to become
high sc
M t Corinne Hill, ferent departments were selected.
"
111 g I..*., und wife and the ensuing year
Hcprescn,
Pythian
Sisters.-
Mrs
has
received
a
cablegram
from
Ills
citizens
of the United State?
Be
Miss
,s
economics. Mrs C. H Saxton*
II Prie motored to
r-w-n,
-.
Eugene Blakesley and Mrs. A. J wife announcing the safe arrival o f fore beginning tho afternoon session
"'"'"'L ;:,
........... .«fi ol tho f a r m crop., P H '■»»••: land clear- Doming attended the state conveti herself and her sister, Mrs Alice Judge Eakin invited the class
Itrn,r " ' ' " f l a y evening to attend • " ‘ .......
t>>
Poultry. Die
■' -''« hh Nina ('offe.* anil | president
lo
w
e
r
classes
In
th
e
» W * « ¡h m - ■
— ; ^ „ ^ n ? d a . r « » O d e r ; h o r- tlon o f Pythian Sisters which w h s Trow, at Southampton. England. The occupy the front seats so tha tl
r “M
l itti
held in Portland thts week, being i voyage across the Atlantic was made could hear all of the questions
I
p,w"
’« * « "appolnIed to furnlsn tlculture, Albert Anderson; rodents,
."‘ fi* Is
' " n a n e waiting for I h e , . omnilttee » « " a p P «n ,|U.t„ nlllgs of Pani C. Adams; county fair. W J. representatives of the St. Helens in pleasant weather and without In- answers, a courtesy which was iiiu h
jcident.
¡appreciated by the class.
» 1(1 Ih ven I a pill to g a t ! t h e press with th« H>*
P
i Kullortou. Refreshment« were served. lodge.
fr«
¡St. Helens high
,la
log i.si, lllvvor.
I ,
\ ein.i ....... m e ln n l.il ,Ui.|
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MISSING WOMAN
FOUND IN WOODS
J r :
eterni Hundred Men Return
mol I'lmil Will Work lo
in e il,.
Improvement in
lillnilli-Nu in Appare,,! limi