S T H E L E N S . O R E G O N ,*F R ID A Y . D E C E M B E R 2. I'VI
PA G E F O U R
t tirisi mas «'anille«
J cover th e m with w,u,.r #||.
i ni ro m ti
» .i m i • ' s
If we ure to lieve a librai i ninni,
days pie
thoriMiglily '
1'i.iir off the W i l | a >
( , i ,, l
I .....
I I i » i I i O o I lk
H ’ i I I I I h " " I few
' ”
s
a
rest
room
and
a
com
munity
Ii
ill
.
If tin- gossips knew how they wee
The
king
business
lias about
mi » io - l.ii am., . 1 ,0 are busy wilh 'r o n . one hair
11,„ ,
,
.,|„,ul. Ht. y un,, hi b.
I played out. T h e r e a r e few cou ntries ail of w hich a r e necessary, I t u i | K ,
have su c h a building which will
left in which it is practiced, and »till
t».«m<-<! K v i t j Erlili»} by
! , i n „ t m il.
...... adding them lo | m e u ls „m l mix .......
" »»•
Sooner
____ _
fli-et credit upun thè city
, ..........1 1 Von are m akin g ’ Sail adds n u ts hav e Hi- le.,o |,it l)f
.
T H K M IS T I’ l'H I.lS H IN G I l l M P A M ‘ lower in which it is safe.
or hiter. Dieso th ln g s wlll he even
T h e days aro much shorter now
bins is proveu lu the c ase ol
,
.|, ,l lo the flavo, o f I lie H aste II,Is meth.,,1 ,,r w!||
more ne ce ssary tliuti Ihey uro lo da' ¡bui there are siili some people win
S. C. M O R T O N .................................E d ito r C harles, fo rm er e m p e r o r of Austria
I m „ i „ t han that, gives a rich j win e n llr e ly r e ..... . it
-
ami Instead of r e s o li In g to a lem won't ilo a full day's work
K,*r t l b ,
I Hungary, w hose second e f f o r t to r e
,|, „ 1 11 , a i d e f l iivor
a v o r lo
lo
I be
ealld)
a n d b r e a d s , t o o . l i e "Uts Ituy
porarv a f f a i r or m u keshlft, thè l ii
gain his th ro n e proved so m u l e
He
m
II,
n u i
n,i
S III-
I/o
u m
w l . l i l o i l i e d in H o -
......... „
ture sbolliti he consideri-,I and slmili,I
Tln-re is a man , n Fort W ori n
will likely spend the re m ain d e r of his
B rB SO R IP T lO N HATES
s u d i building h>' ere tte ti, it ninniI- .
Kwvln k
No; w< .loti*« show
O n« Y « a r ....................................... $2 00 days in prison.
bo with ilio Idea of a perm anent in how In- promu ree» i,
C h arles is a w eakling, not suited
S t s M o n th ! ...................................... $ 1 .2 5
vestment to the city
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^
in any way lo be a ru ler
He was
Unless they can put «'lirismi.is ol,
tint trained for that position, having
▼
F i g u r e s tab u late d by the Oregon for a mollili o r so. a loi ol u won i
E n te re d a« s e c ó n '•-cl a« a m a tte r. becom e heir to the H sp sbu rg throuu voter Shows that the taxes to b, |,„ |.|,. u> ,; ,.t
|y for u
♦
J a n u a r y 1 0th , 1 8 1 2 at th e P o a to f f lc * only upon the assa s sin a tio n of his l a i d by the people of Columbia conn
at St. Helena. Oregon, under th e act cousin, which event precip itated the ly. provided the voters give l.ivoral'U
♦
T h e imliims
*1 i-ii i'iii
W ith the flue m e als served at o u r resliiiiriiiil . nil >U|
world war. and was crowned upou c nsideral ion to th e 1 9 2 5 evposltn-
o f M arch Srd. 1 8 7 9 .
coni v :uul th«*> should also niu/'L' ♦
lu price you will p., -
x
the death of the aged E m p e ro r F ran z will bo $ 4 5 , 8 2 2 2 . or $ 1 5 .274 pel •sV»me of their polllinaiiH.
I
| Jo s e p h j u s t a few weeks b e fo re the year for t h r e e ye ars
W e are o pe
COUNTY O E K U 1AL P A P E R
I final crash.
Tin* fo rm e r kul**'«’ w ill *sc:i|m trial
i.iistic enough to believe that C ,-la
l i e lied to Switzerland, and in his bia couuty
in i ii j ^ w orld, but th is w ill not Ki v •• ♦
ill re ceiv e tnore benefit
♦
Member National E d ito rial Aaeocta- I two un successful a tt e m p t s to regain from th e exposition than the amout ' t ini i m m u n i t y in the h u m .
\v„ serve these and keep a su fficie n t supply
tlon and Oregon S t a t e E dito rial m e throne he uas been merely a tool they will he called upon to pay.
promptly fill orders
\V>- Igive both lln< O I.Y M l'Iy „„q t(w
\ n a n was prosecuted ill t llb'ac.o ♦
in
tlie
hands
ol
o
th
e
rs,
men
who
had
Association.
F A S I KKN O Y S T E R S
Rhone your o rd e r
last week for swindling a lawyei ♦
hoped to profit by the re storatio n >i i
T h e Mist c o n g r a t u la t e s the com
♦
The ju ry acquitted him of cour -'
iho m onarchy. He was a un slit f r o i u jt y cou rt in makiiip provision in tl
the beginning.
His people did uol I tidgei for the m ain te n a n ce of th
♦
T H E S P E C I A L SESSION.
S ecretary Havls say -
‘ Tins is Hi*-
know bun. and as il lias turned out Offlo- of county rianimasti r and tie
♦
lime
when
we
need
lo
trust
ea-
i
Governor O lcott has called a - v>' he did not know them. They would tounly a g r ic u lt u r a l agent
.1 \ M I -, I ' \ U S O N S , l'ro | > i | e t ,.r
This pa
♦
cial session of the
le g islatu re
t > imi have him.
per deem s timt belli
offices, when o t h e r . " Toll it to the b ank ers'
•Si run,I 8 t i « l
*b -ni I |-»j
meet in S ale m on .Monday, Decern be
♦
I l , s fiasco is in te re stin g enough m I roperly ad m in iste re d , a r e necessur;
A
correspondent
wants
to
know
19. T h e governor called the session itself, but is especially sig nificant in lor the f a r t h e r development of tin
because of the fact that Portla nd that it will m u se it harder than ev, r county.
T h e proper tim e to a seer what becomes of all l lie pennies li>
voted overwhelm ingly in favor o f the to r any ut the Hohenzullerus to r e i in the f -einig of the public is wli-n never helpcil a ch u rch treasurer o
count I In- collect ion
19115 exposition and he was duty cover the th ro n e ot Germany.
the budget m eeting Is called
bound to call a special session to
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T h e fact Hint many of the roc,:
I'liere w ,11 alw.,y he -, n - t h
au th o rize a m e a s u r e which c e a h l I
i it K Hl I t I t i I l i I : I.A\V.
H O TOW O I L ¿
d istricts in t ’olumldu countv falle I ' ' '
''
’
voted upon by the s tate at la rg e in
a -» o
23_
J u r ie s , public o tic ia ls and citizens to vote a s p e c i a l road tax is Indica I 'h - a r willing lo i«.y alan- i - |-r--
May. 1 9 21.
t
ve
of
me
of
two
t
h
i
n
g
s
;
e
ith
e
r
fig
'*
m
a
l
r-
1,-
mi
i
-
i
-
gen
erally,
will
do
yvell
to
th
in
k
s
e
r
By convenin g the session on the
~
1 9th . ju st a few dry's before Chris - iously upon the con sequ ences of any tire t h a t It is a tim e for re tre nch .
l*
1
*hing
I '- " '
-
mas, the governor mad e it known action or a ttitu d e that may in c ite or ment or else they a r e not satisfied
prosperity Is returning 1 m
l o s i e r violation of the
prohibition V Ith the m an ner in vvhich tin special 1 *
that m easures, o th e r than the . xp-.»
-
m
em
ber
thut
faith
must
law,
w
hether
in
light
or
large
de-
road tax has been expended
tiou measure, should not com e b e
\ orks a . ilet li ni I lung
fore the legislativ e body, fo r ii is l ree. T o do that is to play with fire
and
tam
p
er
with
d
ynam
ite
Our
gov-
V movie pictu re coined n draw
( Mm i <«»--r In llnnllii)
im probable t h a t even that m e a s u ie
Bv the tilin' the next politic il cam
and
its in stitu tio n s, our b* much salary in a mo Hi as a
can be intelligently acted upon in the e m in e n t
ptilgn is over th e fellow who didn
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
rights,
the
safety
of
the
|
United
S
t
a
t
e
s
s
e
n
a
to
r
draws
In
:i
y
ear
x
ilohbs <Sr Waldi n, Props.
few days interv ening between the
may draw the m o ral yourself, get into th - world war will find tb
1 ~...........
convenin g of the le g isla tu re and the law-abid ing citizen and his fam ily You
if
th
e
re
is
one.
he
is
v»«r>
much
out
of
luck
holidays. It seems, t h e re fo re , rii.it ¡.\ have in tlie last Instance, no otlu-r
c allin g the sessiou at such tim e th " fo un datio n than e n fo rc e m e n t of the
governor has as much as in fo rm e ' law and respect fo r th e con stitutio n
th e le gislato rs that a r e m eeting : ) and th e law fully reg istered will of
♦
consider only one m a tte r, that of the m a jo r ity .
♦
Of -dl makes of cars; courteous anti prompt service;
P ro h ib itio n is a part o f the Con ♦
the 1 9 2 5 exposition.
♦
Many of the legislato rs believe that s titu tio n o f the United States. B y the | ♦
gasoline, oils and complete garage service; all work
>
o th e r necessary legislatio n should 1 d e lib e ra te act of 45 o f the 4S state» i
guaranteed.
♦
considered, the regulatio n of ji tn e y • is th e re in the Con stitutio n, bound ♦
busses and trucks being one o f the up wih all the g u aran te e s that have ♦
♦
Fancy W ater Sets, a s e t ......................................... $3.25
B A T T E R Y C H A RG IN G AND R EBU ILD IN G
questions uppermost in their minds, been plaee in that g re at instrum en t ♦
♦
it is the sworn duty of ♦
and they do not see how the session sin ce 1 7 8 9 .
H O B B S B A T T E R Y S T A T IO N
♦
It is the
cun be concluded ! n fo u r days, Fre.»s the o ffic ia ls to e n fo rc e it.
Fancy Flower Vases, each
......... 25c to 50c
♦
♦
reports in which credence can ue I lain duty o f the citizen to obey and
♦
( l a c e d a r e to th e e f f e c t that many o: respect i t . — S po kan e Spokesm an.
♦
Fancy Cups and Saucers.
♦
th e legislato rs re sent t h e action of
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IS
C
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th e governor in laying down a pro
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lloulton. Ore.
Phone 90
g ram which th e y must follow and •
Buy now—Christmas is near—your friends will ap
A young man on t rial in Boston ♦
♦
seem s to be a c e r t a in ty that the sp<
for
c o u n te rfe itin g ad m its that he
preciate a nice water set.
♦
cial o r extra session wi'l tie a warm made th e suspicious coins.
His e x
a f f a i r and it is possible that the leg:
♦
cuse is that he becam e a c o u n t e r
la t u r e may a d jo u rn for the holiday feiter in ord er to help bis aged p a r
♦
reason to convene at a l a t e r date.
ents in a n o t h e r city.
♦
You read much news th a t has a ♦
♦
C O R RECTIN G MR. T U M U L TY.
moral.
♦
T
h
e
m
oral
o
f
th
is
story
is
that
T h e in stallm e n t publication o f J o
♦
seph P. T u m u lty 's book on Wood- crim e is crim e, reg ardless of the m o
row W ilson is having its jo l t s and tives. A good cause cease s to he ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
evidence in c re ase s th a t even th - te- good when evil is enlisted in its be
t'm o n y of the man next to the th r o b - half.
“T h e end ju s t i f ie s th e m e a n s ," :s
is not to be tak e n as the fin a l word
o f history.
P erh ap s it is a goo.i a saying coined by crim in a ls and it
thing t h a t th e s e personal n arrativ e s isn 't true.
♦
t h a t have been com ing in increasin'/
T H E D IK RICA N LEGION.
♦
nu m b ers from the recent war =1’ -uld
♦
be printed while t h e personalities
T h e re i» one thing that every man !
of t h e ir pages a re still alive, fo r H w ho served in the world war should I
of Houlton
♦
gives opportu nity fo r co r re ctio n s tha* do, and that is to join his nearest I
♦
OI
I
I
l
f
T
H
E
F
i
l
l
LOWIN
G
H
AKGXIN
s
m ight be missed if they did not up- post of the American Legion.
♦
pear until most o f the fig u re s were
It will not do any good for any ex |
*'2 I INI,(Ml — Modern 5-rootn house, t-lose in loi -Ux200. finish
♦
dead.
- e rv ic e man to stay out of the Leg-1
ed inside with beaver b o ard ; i- 'in-t
♦
C e rtainly B r o t h e r T u m u lt y struck ion becau se he th in k s it has made
a live one when he waked up Lin-1- m is tak e s, or may do so.
W 1.57.5.1 Ml -6-room house, lot f,0 xl 00. g o o d garden ground.
♦
ley M. G arrison
It will be rer ille I
T h e thing to do is to join it and
$7-00 down, b alance to suit purchaser
♦
t h a t th e one m e m b e r o f ttie W ilson m ak e the fight, if one ¡ h to he made,
♦
c ab in et who m easured up to the pro trora t h e inside r a t h e r titan from the
9 1 1 .0 0 0 .0 0
10
11 cu ltiv a tio n , 7 room modern bouse
♦
portions of his o f f ic e was J u d g e Gar- outside.
barn 7,0x58. fru it, fine water system , terms.
tison.
He m ade a d is tin ctly fav
F o r the Legion is going to con tro l,
♦
9HÔ4MMMS— In Stin k- R iv er valley. 36 a c r e , all inprov- I and
o r a b le im pression on t h e c o u n t r v , fo r good or evil, anil we had j u s t as
♦
Irrigated , 15 ac re s in a l f a lf a , good buildings, G m
but it turned out that he had too well accept that fact
♦
m u ch independence
for
Presid, nt
I rade— T w o lots in P ortlan d for 6-p asse ng e r autom obile
♦
W ilso n, and he got out
In tryin g
T H E R I S S I IN OI I E R .
to s ta te and explain the am azing
♦
W
ord
comes
that
the
bolshev
is-
policy o f Wilson toward Mexico. M
♦
T u m u lty said that S e c re t a ry G a r r i government 1 » willing to assum e the '
♦
HOULTON, OREGO N
son 's 'only an tid ote was force and debts o f t h - old imperial govern- ‘
♦
in t e r v e n t io n .”
Mr. Garrison in hi- ment on condition t h a t the nations I .
li t t e r of correctio n says; “ T h is is not of the world recognize and accept ■
a c cu rate .
My a ttitu d e was e ith e r th e b o lshevist governm ent.
T h e wonder is th a t such an o f
to ab stain a b s o lu te ly from i n t e r f e r
fer lias not been made sooner
Warehouse and Office, Sheldon Dock
ence or to in te rfe re e ffe ctu a lly , to
fo rc e if n ecessary ”
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Telehpone 86
St. Helens Oregon
A world war oversh adowed
the
M exican episode, hut it must alway to collect the money due them by the
ltussian governm ent.
rem ain am ong the m y-terie - of the
B u t would anybody on e a r t h a c
human mind that its m an age m e n t
i as so o b scure and shifting . W atch cept th e prom ise of t h e bolshevists |
to
pay?
ful waitin g was Hie negatio n o f e v
T HE
ST . HELENS MI S T
RAH I I M I S I t i l l KIN G S.
I
:
You Will Be Satisfied
i
Fresh Oysters and Crabs ♦
BA LTIM O RE
RESTAURANT ♦
i
T S ■„/
r
I
'
W EST
SIDE
GARAGE
EXPERT REPAIRING
Christmas Goods
USED CARS FOR SAFE
f
i
i
MRS. A. F. BASEEL,
D airym en!
Poultrym en!
HOULTON, OREGON
The H. H. Bunting Real Estate Co.
Our Large Stock and
Low Prices
of Dairy and Poultry Feeds
Warrant Your Patronage
Try Us
Building Material
Order Your Coal Now!
H. H. Bunting Real Estate Co.
i A BIG REDUCTION j
e ry th in g vir ile and A merican. “ I w
T w e n ty -th re e days more and then I
not w illing.” writes Mr. Garrison ip
If you are going to do
bis reply to the T u m u lt y pu b lica C h ristm as.
*rne C h ristm a s shopping, and utt- 1
tion ‘‘to a g r e e to o u r c o n s t a n t In
te r f e r e n c e with the in te rn al a f f a i r doubtedly you will, why postpone
d elay your shopping?
You can g.-t ■
o f Mexico by Ine ffec tu al c o m m u n i c
tions which, when u t t e rly dl re g a r d b e tte r service now And whip- t h in k - i
ed by Mexico, were not followed up ing of Ch ristm as shopping, think al-1
by any action on our part.
It wu- s*i of the h i, r stocks Hie local ine;- |
It is more than
c u r failu re to adopt and a d h e re to c h a n ts a r e carry ing
you want iri -otri" of the local stores.
any consistent policy of which I di-
I f you can, it is foolish to send your
i pproved."
T h e s e words o f the man who wa- money away for article s that can be
T h 'n k it over.
S e c r e t a r y of W a r express the best bought here
---------------- * ----------------
opinion of th a t time. I hev con fo rm ,
Som e good ni "i have gone brok< .
fu r th e rm o r e , not only to what we but few o f them have stayed in that
know of Bindley M Garrison hut to i condition
'f . t h e r plain histo rical fa c t.— Haiti-1
m o re American.
«.OLI»
a*:
INI» T H E INDI UNI TY
Sin ce the discovery of A m erica '.i
1 4 9 2 , the am ount of gold that ha j
been mined in th e world is abo-t' '
sixteen billion dollar«, aceording to 1
one of the leading I nks of th e coun
try.
G e rm an y is expected to pay ■.
war Indemnity of ab o u t twice tlii ;
a m o u n t in gold.
H a lf o f the gold th a t ha
been
mined sin ce 1 492 Is now in the hand»
o f bank s and go v ernm ents
Of th* ,
b alance, much has been lost or Is b-
Ing hoarded in India. T h e res' ha
been
m an u fac tu re d
into wa'che*
je w e lry , etc.
I f G e rm an y could obtain con tro l I
o f every gold min** In th e world, and
if th e m ines could be made to yield |
at th e sam e rate as th e y b;iv*-
■ ■»!
1 4 92, it would t a k e G erm any tit 1
th e y e a r 2 7 7 0 to p a r the in d em n i''
In full.
Apparently this he* o<>,. - i d t-.
th e F re n ch .
T h e y a re now in-gc
t l a tin g for G e r m a n y to pay tic
dem intv in goods it » ■ ad o f gold
-------- ------- 0 ----------------
And you m igh t a
<-ll --v* • -»t ,
th o u gh t to that f l ir is 'i
pi- ■ •*
you a r e going *-> huv , rid not wait I
un til th e last m om ent to m a k e your
p u rch ase.
j.
Holiday
Candies
ON
« r
T l 1
U niversal Heaters
Prices are Reduced to the Very
Bottom
Reg. Price Sal«' Price
22-inch Palace Wood Heater .........$ 33.00
$25.50
20-inch Palate Wood Heater .........$31.50
$24.01)
22-inch Forrest Wood Heater
$23.00
20-inch Forrest Wood Heater
18-inch
.
Crown Coal Heater
$27.00
$20.00
----- $28.00
$21.00
20-inch Oakwood Heater
Pitf’n Whistle
Krause’s
Imperial
F ra n k W ilk in s
★
A R E A L BU Y IF
$23 00
★
YOU
★
NEED
A
HEATER
C O M E IN AND L O O K T H E M O V E R .
Our Countr’ys
Power
I it Nation s might is influenced by its every citiz
Patriotism is for all.
Ami one of its practical forms is intelligent, inclividi
f 1 fort that develops collective financial strength-
important a factor in national supremacy.
Conservation upon the part of the indivitlu.il—'
hutHmg of a surplus—is essential to both natioi
inti personal protection.
Are you one—or are you still seeking. Somewh«
•dong the way there is a T U R N .
Consult with our O F F I C E R S .
In Fancy Holiday Boxes
50c to $3.00
St. Helens Hardware Co.
Phone 97
MASON’S
St.
Helens. Oregon
3 * E
THE
D /r N C ff£ S T £ R
STORK
S H E R MA N M M I L E S
President
J. E. HUTCHINSON
Cashier