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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1922)
PAGE FOUR _ Bm fC w fC T 1 K l I PIBWI * i r T much pandering i* .*ak.‘"ii K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---------------------------,he human tare, *:ty» I’ rof Kaymotu. _ . h* I'earl. of Julius llapkins Uuivtrsuj THE ST. HELENS MIS I . hu . h I E v e ry hj ' , “ ^ ^ 'to one's life. COUNTY O i T K I A L P A T E R The New Year rjRht * = * “ •»• .<>>■' 2 J ¿ * 2 « 5 ■% at St. Helen». Oregon, unde, the act of March Srd, 1879. g e o » THK M18T F l'B U S H IN G COMPANY In raring for our bodies, most of M ORTON........................ ... I u» follow the easiest wO' s c. A man put» in a half day working hard to got hi» automobile In goad SUBSCRIPTION KATES condition Suggest that ho spend as 12 00 much on his body, and he rebels One Y e a r ............ ...................... ,, VVo need steady, regular exercise, SU Month» .............................. ------—- t . keep our joints from rusting our matter, scstern from accumulating poisons. Entered a» secou-'-class OCR Pl.K ASl RES. r g e O u r Boy R eporter : |.'u|-e an w rmer an tllO Cht't'f IH i gotti down to < infortita protty s»>on i»---- . I I H t k • wh irlm » » " d w |ial» Ilio m ailer » I t t i evry driftiag of ' » » * • nut'.i' what goes thure an curila back C o n . « * broathle.» «ho ^ ^ |Uid thè hest timo in ____________ wild N »w Yoori lb# World. Wh.l» bitter norlb wmd j,m duali blew», ju dge uodfrey ami Mieter M ar.hai „ . ,h,» lio .tari* » “ d Poli or gol t galion un a balf • ° r r >h nu.on allinea a way frolli il men fro ’ a I I 1 drear. Portland an m olo t tieni puy f i. liuti (tred doller» for li alai» I a l Judge liodfrey »h a i he did do wlth Ilio Y .l bops is *li f ht i" h.r « V « A . sh. look, from lb . ke.rl of «ho moti on ah Ines an he eed G eorge »b e n storm, you (Ot to he old llko I ani you her shroud. woodnt h » 1 wo foolish uuestahmis. arth j 1 tu (I uh I j cri««» il warm. lì wis I wUht WO CtHld ‘ But th« lif« >n proof r.ader cause thè cheef he makes lots of mi lukes spellili when f ht off the •‘Death i, hut ■ droa lie reeds uiy news 11 is 11s Mi* iiir And the hymn of joy U begun. .Keating whet sei» the tlyos on t lu* For slowly seeking the light machine Maybe the machine is T h o g r * « t gl lobe turns to tb * * I buried ■•» I hm h why jlm duali All what wus home for Chrl»t- riil bring delight “ Behold. I wi i tu usa uu new >eera Is gone buck to in p l . e s o f darkness aod coldi ! school up U> t'orvnllU on Eugene | S afe under the m e a d o w , so white A meri can s are spending four tint Member National Editorial Aaaocla- as much on candy, chev tng gum ml tlon and Oregon State Editorial toft drinks as on the irtuy and nao Association. I ^ y s a government uthority Well, what of it? .Money »pent for war purposes c o s l’or the creation of misery \\ hat w A C T E » W ISE LY. spend for chewing gum and sweets Both the county court and anu the . ne bud e uu , ,0 the j oy of ufe. get meeting ucted wisely, wo think. A ], work and no play makes Jack In making appropriations for^ tne j ujj ^oy. .Within reasot maintenance of the offices of tlv> ¡*ou“ ' { " , he iu x u f-**o f pleasure are roadmaster and agricultural agent hsolut6 „eces^it ,es The road building program In Co - 1 __________+_________ . lumbia caunty is now and will be for \ a number of years an important pro- The recent budget meeting is just also. - Is hiding the buttorcup gold gram which will tend to hasten tlm another example of letting the lug Large things go by unnoticed and grasp j development of the county sums of money w ill be spent for ing at the smeller and more Inf.lgni- “ And summer's splendor .hall r e ig e road purposes and this should be 'leant matters; of saving a dollar In place o f the w in t e r ’ s d.-*rth. done under the supervision of a cap and spending a thousand. H e r color and music * g » * o ^ ------------ * -------------- able road builder. Such a man will Shall gladden tho p olio ot o o rth . " save the taxpayers of the county A majority of those t erchants many times the amount paid him foe who did consistent advertising dur III I K I HAN I II \ NS la M il'll salary and for necessary office ex ing the Christmas season report l liât Ha rk to the Ne w Y e a r ’ s V o ic e T hrou gh tho murk o f winter d r o o r l Cil, < I LIE. pense. business was good. The services of a county agent are Oh. children o f men, rojo ic o ! W N O l’ M ’EH equally important. It will be a mat A t tho tidings o f h o p « and cheer. After all, can you think of many ter of only a few years before tb VeoiA l'UJUkkAr. Do" appointment of MRS. G O LD ! N STAR K SCI ITT as Ri-sl(l<>iit tg.-iit principal industry in this c o u n ty will important things which was accom , , , tor the tlt> of St. It. lens mol . I- be farming, dairying and stock raw plished by the special session of the The difference between a fiddler , ( ^ \\,, , , k •- plsic.un' In i.sking ing. As the timber is taken from the legislature? and a violinist is that you can t> 1 , , rH, (s>-»>|x*riitioii aim land something must come in its Another thing that the country what the fiddler is doing but you naatsfiinre of lo r fr nil» mol felli « • place and that is agricultural devel li>»na|Hi>plo In hoi i o»' »«>rk. Slo opment. During the few years that likes about Secretary Hughes *s that are not certain as to the violinist ------------ -------------- » i l l I ave the active aaatMiiJtce ol the county has had an agricultural he uses his hat to cover his head and A man who has been married for c\|.erleiu»Hl life mob rvv rlters. a- agent the development of the farm not to talk through ------------ * ------------- a long time says he sometimes won- well a» u thorough course of train ing industry has shown a marked in Now that Ireland bus self-govern- ders if women do not marry for love ing herself. crease and intelligent farming is tak ing the place of the "let It go as it ment, let us hope she will be more of an argument. s| E MR.s K O lT r TODAY ------------ * ------------- pleases” farming o f past years m e successful with It th:.n some of th e; FOR rest of us have been. Senator liorah's idea seems to be successful farmer in this county, in -------------* ------------- i that the United States is big enough IN Sl R A N fE SF.RVIt’K T il \T almost every instance, is in favor _ of the coun- Checkers may net be the greatest, to stand alonei and should have the EMM RES of maintaining the office ty "agent for "they reaUie Y is worth in tho world, but you hardly nerve to do so. to them. It is the unsuccessful farm- ever hear of anybody getting killed farm i You can also judge a man by the er. the man who does not make a in a quarrel about it. ------------ * ------------ • phonograph records he buys. study of farming, that believes the It is all right to keep the home services of a competent agent are un Join Columbia Post The American necessary. but sooner or later they fires burning unless you have to foot Legion. will change their minds when t n e v the coal bill. see what has been accomplished by their neighbor who conducts his farming work in a systematic and scientific manner. Before You Buy or Sell Real Estate See -------------* ------------- F IH 'H A N D LORENZ. Foeh, commander-in-chief of the allied armies, has just recently com pleted a triumphal tour of tho Unit ed States. He was given the most en thusiastic demonstrations by cheer ing crowds at every step. Dr. Lorenz, a noted Austrian sur geon, recently came to this countrv to conduct clinics for crippled child ren. He is admittedly the most skill ful man in his line in the world. He came here, not to earn money, but to give his services free, as an expres sion o f his gratitude for the food and clothing given the children of Europe during and since the world war by the people of America. What happened? His coming was so bitterly resent ed by American surgeons that he has felt deeply hurt and has threatened to give up his work and return to his home in disgust. It is only fair to say that not all American surgeons took this resent ful position, but so many of them did that tho affair became a national scandal. We claim to be tired o f war, but we still give our highest praise to the military hero, and give only crit icism or at best, neglect to those whose work lies in the arts of peace or in relieving the distress of suf fering humanity We have a long road to travel b e -1 fore we may honestly claim that ours is a really civilized country. BASIC SEE T H E R U T H E R F O R D R E A L T Y C O M P A N Y FOR R E A L E S T A T E SERVICE, R E A L ESTATE LOANS' IN SUR ANCE Buy that Home, Farm or Acreage Tract now and start the year right. Modern City Homes, any loca- ti n. lowest possible prices and easy terms. Fine small tracts at attractive prices. Unimproved land at $10.00 per acre and up. Desirable farms everywhere many at great sacrifices. RUTHERFORD REALTY Phones — Office MEATS AT THE LOW EST ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ & W ILS O N MORTON ( T w o Markets) The Strand -Columbia St Central— Willamette W H AT EDUCATION IS. "W h at is education?” was the question propounded to a group of thinking men the other day. “ It is duty,” said one. “ it is a prlvilego,” said amther. “ You are both right, tu t you do not go far enough,” said the man who had propounded the question. "Education is a responsibility. The man who gets an education incurs a great responsibility in the k nd of use he makes of it.” There is a great truth in this, -nd, unfortunately, many educated men and »om en have never r.ali/.ed it. Education is great bloss.ng, but It is like other blessings and must be shared with others. The man who gets an education and then uses it for bad purposes, or even lor his own selfish purposes is doing him s»lf and the world a great wrong and will be lu ld accountable for this along with his other sins. S A New Era— New Opportunities— New Responsibilities— Th . »uppv on K notan and monti Ml» a hoi and h coba i oi Bo Sc hun and J Irwin ovenln taiueU stiano, hoi' ho Mia» arn Ui day» w tart. V copilot birlhdi Thei contant plioae weight w«t« tu bougut X NIGHTS TW O XX ONLY eel «ui gueuet other gave a iter. The i K. Soci nome ’1 neo ting un trere al -dllpp i ♦ ♦ I ▼ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■A. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 •Viksiru Chari u al i i 'ice al »ter i aere ie>a tu luuuary aakei » T nere ere col muy. Häme; t potai : T W O ♦ tana. La LIBERTY T H E A T R E tue . n ud M is -na hi« r.liod u io o iin «i uughtor M, .dis« Tuesday and W edn esday, Jan. 10 & 1 1 THE BIG SPECTACULAR FIRST P A R T - A L L At the four Funniest Men outside oi Welling ton's Hoosgow—JOE N A U M A N . HALLY H E A C O C K . JACK G II.B Y . R U F U S C O A T E S With S. c. M O R T O N in the Center. Swepson Morton, Jr. JAZZ! G A S ' R A Z Z ' Page— Robert Nauman See! Hear! Roar! THE OLIO Rl IT S COATES and "His Ledger of Laughter ”— A SCREAM! HALEY HEACOCK and ROM BLACKBURN RIP’S AW AKEN IN G ’’ -(30 M IN U T E S OF -llth Uu tot«. Oi STAR CAST T LM^Ü*\r*Min» CS WlUl Your Tears whcn T,lcsc B°y* Sing Their Ballads; S Scudi i ♦ Page baue or b» •telai Mt ulna Mr». Kurl U»rrl Mara dur. ritriti S t. 6AM I N G H A M — W I L L R U S S E L L — B O B B L A C K B U R N — MAURICE R I C H A R D S O N - H O M E R B I L L I N G S — J. V. A F A R N E L L . DR. J. C. M A R T I N 9 ” E R IC E S TOWN CO. 123 — Residence 38-J and 74-W C H O IC E BU SINESS "Opportunities in agriculture should be comparable to those of any other business— the industry should be so stabilized that the farm er may depend on reasonable profits” said Dr. W. J. Kerr to a group of Oregon farmers at college farmers’ week. Roosevelt was quoted to the effect that America's whole system rests upon the farm and that the welfare of the whole community de pends upon the welfare < f the farm- ¡ er. This was said to be as true to day as it was when made. Science is used in rapidly increasing degrees 1 it was noted, in helping the farmer meet the agricultural needs of the world. In the great agricultural state of Illinois 25 years ago 26 stu dent» were studying agriculture. Ore gon had but 109 ■•■gricultural stu- derts twelve years ago, but 900 last yeaf. ...- ♦------------- How about the lutions? Is largely what you make it. Next year is going to be a big year, especially for St. Helens and Columbia County. Real Estate values are growing rapidly. This office is ever ready to assist you in all matters pertaining to real estate, whether you wish to buy or sell. All inquiries confidential. Information reliable. Gate tain When you work hard you need plenty of meat to supply you with energy anti vitality. Your appetite craves tender brown roasts and juicy, thick steaks. Meat is good for you. W e have the very best meat to he 1 »ought— it is fresh and kept under the most sanitary conditions. It “touches the spot" when you arc hungry, and it tnilds you up. Eat more meat ! SM A LL YOUR FUTURE Cl »a lady lain, Bout Rend the l'i.iaslfled ad* In t li» Misi Chamber of Commerce Chanters Rutherford Realty Co. war lian i Grot The Energy Food for Strong Men and Women The West Coast Life- Insurance Company A G R IC U L T U R E M ister llnrneM went up to g«t Mrs Burtielt up to Heulllii wich j»..„ gol homo frolli Purls un Eiiglumi Hoelu Home relusliiius un Mrs Altre T ro w also. Tliey eeoii »um rei« m I iiiiih up In Reni Ilo un luti! anni ea>* .in I heu cum oli houle Jll'l duali Miater Juki» Ham m er wlch la klng o f potai ora o f Coluiuldu »ou iity m >,| li la poiators d ldn 'l (reose In ttoi Imi lo< w uh wurrld J ohh H im mimo a boni II. JI iii d iali Ella M ilitili mi Molhu also wus homo nii w.'iii burli ut; m fo r Clirlai mussi Ella la thè wuii wlch is teerhill c I omi I nini Mollili I h thè wun » I r l i Is »tuddyln II Som II tuen wlmn girla gota throw I il rii in how lo merli srhool tliey got m arrld Wirb la a willst of munney my fotlier sed Jlm dash 1 gol lo run on a measldge now l'or thè rheef so 1 rimi rito no more nows culi ho I got lo gol up ( b a r e he fori» It cloaes Mister Jus Macoli I h to (ho lied of Musoni, non Ila thè blew lodge ho1» lo t h è licci or I gesH tliey Itisi f l o wure lite» suleH so l l i a l a why lls il o » blew lodge My fotlier lie in ,i Mestili alno an he s gol a upruil l o he lierrleti in III bis co fflil when Ini ilies. jilil ititeli ' Vivimi I.lun wlch la a se imo I leecher up tu M a y e r wu» lioino for i lirl liimwt wlth lier foki's un Elor elice Arminoli wlch l»'»*cli»,s up lo W estpori Sln> gol a to-w pure o f glnves for d i rial tini sa I gens can e' site hud theni on whoti slie wus to church Jlm duali . , . Mister Houdley wlch U vei up to the Oohle dlssrtck wu» here un pad" for li I h pa |H<r ageii fo r a yeer au the chsu'f <1 Iti ti t givi» litui a loseat so he usi me lo menatimi It In my collim i wlch le reseet enu ff ho ned cause then evryliuddy wood no II Mister lloadloy h » m I lie IH;»»a the paper fin » un he reudH my news JeMHi'a reruer uh evry tliiuk In ili», paper elsi* Ilio LAUGHS AND MOKFi L A U G H S ! ) -------- UNEQUALLED ON u rod Ott ortlaad tiled dt Christi •ans 8. ouaid h l«n deuli. ud, ai»i ad Mn. he lalle rame au There »nee at ear s ev Glonn entra, C e who h Mr. am imlly re -«»en t w td eoa, augblin Ife and 'arren 0 td Darb » ly one III WARRl The M New Things to Think About— New Reasons for Thoughtfulness— New Ventures— JAZZ BONEb: & MOUTH THE ORGANISI AERIAL KINGS EXTRAORDINARY BILLY B. BROWN New Endeavors— New Resolutions— IP New Evolutions— Uncle R em us B irth d ay” " New Visions from Out of the Fast__ New Hopes for the Future— A N E W Y E A R F U L L OF P R O M IS E 0 ,m , . ' . Jr ’ BlWCr • ° __________ Columbia County Bank St. Helens- Oregon Y° UnS’ R er* it Where They Buck WATT H ’EM! ..... ...... ....... , ’ * * ■ * * ..... . - Hally Heacock- BUli, Hrown. ** CV Earnell, K;,G S. 'lby' *• J- C o . . « » C. Morton. Homer Billing,, j. V. A. O’Malley-—Fiddler Mot w ar ery í P R IC E S :—Loge Seats $1 b 0 ; F irs t Reserved seats for both\h7w /on ^'sale n Admission 50c 7 ’ "berty Box Office, Saturday, January /. 1022. one to five p. m. 7 Td hör General New Year reso- W Hon T ttM M M M H M I M M M M M M M M M I M M I » " .