’’HE ST. HELENS MIST
ST. HELENS, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1922
M , I m !ÌY u n e k T o i . e n i n g
Miludy'n Shop | m nillInK Ilo- utI«tri
Iloti «if tlu* ladlon, in th«* << » i ti in i. of
Clio M imi tliln w *ek f to Ilio HprliiK tuli
lltiery opotiiiiK «*f ih«* I»« u u 11 f a l t li mg
ho c|o»r io ilm f** ni In Ino boari whlri
wIII l>o un tliMpIry In tlmt populur *- *
mui
i
lian»« «» t I U**»* *1»
Irti «Hl» Tin * «filinii««iovi— -Nfal«*
1 l u h l l a l i i i u n t
on
T u o R iU y
of
non
tHANTEKS TO ASSIST
DEATH SUMMONS
PARENT-TEACHERS
JOHN E. RAMSEY
1 l" ' ** *"r
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lilt loll lit
0**1*
i i ' n k — 4 'banter* Minstrel*
1*1«J
111
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fo r ll.- ii. f l i ,,f
Prominent I1 iisim . sk M um Ilf HI. llcl-
••ns P u n se * A m u ) ul P o r t la n d llo * -
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11 >-1*1 H u n .
Number 15
YOUNG WOMAN
PASSES AWAY
Mrs E f 'le May Kromrey, wife o f
| Robert V. Kromrey, passed away at
her home In West St. Helens, W e d
n e s d a y , March 16.
Heart trouhl"
which followed an attack o f Influ
enza was the cause of her death De
ceased w u h horn In Warren, Novem F n Mins blig ug.il ill ILiinlling Food
ber. 1K99 and resided In Columbia
Musi l i d i e ili-alili (len ifícate— No
county all her life.
In addition to
lU-slaurunlN lo be Allowed on Koat
her widower she Is survived hy two
children June ag> d two years arid
Hide o f HI rand ¡street. Council Hays.
Wllmar Marie who was only three |
weeks old when her mother died,
ResLuuranta. eating houses and
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Kversaul, seven brother» and one sis those who work in such places were
ter.
Funeral services were held a’ given the undivided attention of the
the Moulton .Methodist church F r i council at their meeting Mondav
A
resolution
was passed
day -:fternoon and conducted by Rev night.
S. Itarlow Johnson.
The intermerit which staled that alter the present
wan in the Vankton cemetery
Many licenses had expired (they expire on
floral offerings attested the popular March 31) no other licenses would
ity of deceased and were expressions he granted to operate restaurants
or eating houses on tue east side of
o f sympathy for the bereaved
.Strand street. Two restaurants are
affected, the St. Helens Cafe and the
Bungalow Restaurant.
If the res
olution of the council is carried out,
neither of these places will he al-
| lowed to operate at their present lo
c a t io n s after March 31.
However,
| when the council passed the resolu-
Hchooner Edward K. Weal Taking lion, they were not aware of (he fact
. .
Godfrey had
t a r g e for Dark Continent . . Port;
I iliat Recorder
,
, issued a
{ license to the Bungalow Restaurant
Hteuiiu-r Hunln Cruz due Iues.hu tor one whole year, so if the council
,
,
, ,
.. . ____
ait.* oa thi« It will be ...... K.-ary for
v»u«*k
4 G i u l l a r i la i I lu ll.
ila ) a n il l n l . r iii. n l a l T a c o m a .
.Vira Saul liun r«***«iilly nuda nonio
K uril*. Alt*« k i d a n d I ih <» i i i «* 'f*n« dacldadly » llm r llv t » nini con v«nlou 1
'Ibi it Helen» Chamber o f Com
atldii ioiim lo hor al o r« tn Ilio wny of merce Chanters held u lm
After an illhHHH of several weeks
- me»« meet
h Kamsey.
, John
w.,., as
I v<* IIID' J , a
n well-known
WOII'HUOWII and
ill,
f'I' ihn i uhlnoi». now counlorn un I mi* W
hr»j u
iiit
W
.
.lie
s.lay
night
uiid
Hecrolury
j
well-liked
resident o f St
Helen
«hulvwi. Sito r a r I mm in *lock ali ••
ns
I
r.
ar
,n
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A
l
uruell
|ire»enled
(
iu
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i
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away
at
tlie
flood
Uamiirlta
p«*«'lully fino Haaoriniont of 1 u *1.» h
Samaritan
i
flnant
lal
aiateiiient
of
the
orgu
|
tu
apital
in
I'ortland
Friday
afte
. ouriiiK apparai, un woll ih u imi
Friday after
l/.atImi It waa ascertained there was
Ttif e»tJihh«dim«'«»i o f « « » I h
noon
Tubercular immingina wan
Ulto of rulliti« ry gooda.
Sin* uya
Ufflcient
money
In
I
he
treanury
to
the ra u m * of nia death and followeil
ìrh form of h I. i I* g*>» «‘r u m e n i
aho la bai tur propano! t liuti ev»*r
'.v< r authlpaled ex pen»«' for music
snidar lo Ilo* on«* In M ali«», |«»
hi at tuck of Influenza
When it wan
U i I m yonr (o rnaal l >ortlun«l rompo! |
im I e l l e i HUppli' h and leave i neat ' *e< n that Ilia condition \vu8 serioua
,u|»Ham (la«* imni«*n»Mi« ro lli-
|» un a lili un extra largo stock of ull
lam e .. tl wa- decided to present j no wa taken to the hoapllal and
lli.«M, and oxtondn u moti rord'al
DiiMilort-
In* Fan nt-Tc.teh.-rs association w th •verythlng within tlie power of in ed
|,*i«.L«n*<n rr«|iilrlng Krad-
nvit tlon lo Ilio ludion lo cali u ,\t
• u to i id them In th" worlt • f fur
en 1 sciente wus done but the disease
ua J
« Í fa»«**» «»I «I |»**r
Iuoaday
slilhg niili i<> underweight children i could not he checked
«•ral for a | hti « m | o f fUn
ho attend the public nchot Is. The | Mr. Ituinsey dime to St. Helens 111
jim pi, a tv»*« llilnU fiiajorlf)
(SocFitioii lias . n carrying on this lyu'J und Willi hin wife established
J foli* of Ih« |a,"|»l«» I n - iiij » n rr««*
ork tur severaI m in'lis and silice i bakery
Ity close attention to the
MO (o oir*n • *111«' f Itl*i.
ere are r.iuny cmldreii whose par- maim-. h he built up :i large patron
\ di» Id* «I hm ’ hh I oh o f lh«* l«,,K-
<-nt* m noi ¡.fiord thè cXpunse, tln- ige which increased as the years
Idljilurr, lli«a firs» f « i in i r*H|ii, <«
■ 'nociutimi unii- io ik lo fiirulsli the went hy und luter lie moved to his
Mil» an*l Ihr •»«•, ••ml to a« f
milk willu ut eli. : i to thè children. o n building on Columbia street.
■| m > h (finn.
Ii»i4*rt*wl In Ml«i*a “ I*" \\**r«| 1*1« tun* When infornimi oi the uctlon of thè
K'*|'«*al of ill* lllillag«# ( i l l
in nters,
Mr i
Thomas
Isbister.
I’ ll¿7I f I n («rowing— Many Suhrnll
f*r hlghrr tHliKalliaial I iimi I-
usi leni of the ussoeiaiion sald, "ili
lUliollH.
i i iittif of t he l'ut em - Tene he ra asso-
t l l H M I T » t «» l*ll/./.l«‘---- ( Ofltt*Wt » l«*N-
t (<ua«o!!«!nf !«*n **f fli«« « ( a i r
' ai ,t. 1 » i r l i to thunk Mr. Natiinati
•* n «ill \ |iT ll H h
: nimmt**ton* n l l l i Ihr* r o la *
and tiie luemhor* of tlm ciumters for
U hi * abniintiiip’at* *»f • mum «« of
' helr thu'igItifulne s itid tlielr gen
(firm
Tltal the *’ |i" word picture puzzl
.olia (lem timi wlilch v, ili uid us iu
la)|M»»tn!C nf « I** 11 or h«*u«l
in interesting to tlie many auhscrlh
irr. ni: on tln- Importarli work w
“
| license already issued. Tue council
in *»n r%«*r> j«f*r*»«»ti «»ter 21
ra of the Mist la Indlc-teo hy th> mve nnderluken
i'he donatlon wiil
The four-masted schooner Edward • iaiin i iiey are acting upon the sug-
jrarn of ng»\
many answers received
I*lie Ion,.
i.d ahi.ut cover otte inotitii's expensi-
It. West arrived in St. Helens Mon gostion of the stale food coinmissiou
Iiti|»»*«iiig of an in« unie ( m \
Hat o f word» beginning with tile li
.od coui s Jusi a, tln rigiri Fine I
day and is at the ducks of the Is (o r whatever it might be called—
i* a ni* aii" of | m *> mij ; a |N»r*
ter "F " convinces us thaï the Fuz
m uri eacli ne ni! er of our orea-
land Lumber company taking on a there are so many commissions in the
tloB <»f • f»i* •*(»(«* r||M*QIN'N.
.le Picture has been carefully stud
. '.stilili ' Il Ip; ,11 ■■ 1 :t the .et ioti of
cargo of lumber for a port in South state government that it is impos
tifi
eh
intera
eil, aliti it la Interesting to note ht.Vt
Africa.
The vessel has a carrying sible to keep record of all of themj
many object* which liogtii with tin
Il v. as itectded tu tiuv» a liun<|uei
opacity
of
1,000,000 feet and will who stated that the condition of the
loiter " P ” are io be found in the pi.
it thè Fungilo.v ri tu' rnnt on Mon-
be loaded on or about April 10th. It beach underneath the . restaurants
tirai itine that li" I" "I-I*1 < f <*» lure
The atiswi is reselred are from luy evi ri it and ali who partlcipsted
ti» county are » ’ .11 y Interested
is the first cargo to be shipped from was such tha, it was uoriC idvisable to
n thè hiliitorel show, tip* rchustra,
¡Hi.
luti • j.' •;
i. U to 111 w the young, the near-young, tin- mid
.St. Helens to the “ dark continent" operate restaurants in that section. It
die aged and the old folks
Por III
sl.er - ih kei i k--rs and otl-er hslp-
is expected that some legal complica
for the past several years.
tun. the Miai arranged for • fa ll
The minsi rei
• laute, a youth of 1;- years sent in rs v ili li" pn s- nt
The ten thousand ton steamer tions will follow the ruling of the
v>rt if tie
'
1,1,1
'* A*
how t on i Md..> ni «ht drew a largo
t
long
list
of
names
mnl
In
the
sain
i ri •* pub
Montgomery City, after taking on council.
oail t here was received a letter from row <!. ri fa 1 th
' ' " T t y t heat re was
Ordinance No. 281 was passed by
1.000,000 feet o f lumber for deliver/
N
maint if the t i l o r f l Itu.l
a woman past the three score ami alinemt g(lied
Th»? ti* tendance the
The ordinance
at New York, sailed Wednesday eve an unanimous vote.
»htch aided tl.. MI at In gather
ten age. who. Judging from Un* 1 <t • colKl night e: K ret•d»*d the expecla
ning
The lumber is consigned to wnich is published in full on page 3
thr nPWR of th* mooting
tien
.!
r
Naiinn:in
»?
of word» su lou It ted. look as much In
tto iu behalf
o f this issue of the Mist, provide»
ihe McCormick yard in New York.
ih*--«* r* * •p.»!»*
* f b«* fir*,f
«f tl 10 < Ilisuters wli ll«*H to thank the
teiest us did the youth
The Norwegian steamer Komulus that, " A l l persons affected with au
jr of whlrh s* r
ff*Ti*«l hy fh«*
■
u
*
fo
r
their
f)fvt ronÍITT6.
While the rules and Inst rum Ions
is expected to arrive today to take infectious or commun'.cable form of
jorti Ckîwnb^r uf « «»umore# coin
Tl u* organisai(ion has received an
i» given in full on page non of tut«
on 225.000 feet of lumber which will d.sease is prohibited from engaging
*• u i mean * f »^rooming th«
at
ioni
from
Ha!!n l o r co miner-
week's Mist seem to he plain, lln re «l vit
complete the cargo. The vessel goes id any work which occasions the
in* i n condition« In fh# stm* •
rial 1
r 1 u h (o rom
i Kainlt-r and pre-
o South American ports.
Another j handling of food or drink for human
jOrtgon. which «*v* rv Mp«*uk#r said • cm to he some who do not get (ion! th»* in in »i r<
lio»v
T J Fllp-
the right understanding of the con
Ihe ordinance also
In-ceised was horn in Illinois iu steamer which will take cargo to consumption.
I KrtoiiH »nd in i «» h** rom«*dl<d
;» u <>f K.ailler, <*xt«*nd<-d the Invita-
I.SSII and when a youth came west Peru and Chile is the Santa Cruz ; provides tor the issuance of health
§ thi nallcnt f•* . ur« h which d** test and ao us to put them right let (Ion an«!
HuNln»* SH Man a ter Natitnun
It costs
nd located in Tacoua and It was which Is expected to arrive in 8t. (*certificates to those found tree from
pod it th«* cm if r *fi< •• of i h«* stai«* us explain I hese few facts
took the mailer up wiih the members
The steamer will such diseases. The ordinance was an
Qlttrc on tax in»* stlcatlon with nothing In enter Ihe contest, sub .if the organization who agreed to go 'here he n e t and married his wife. Helens Tuesday.
a rlher or non subscriber are on the
The cofiple came- to Ht. Helens In loud 1.000.000 feet here and finish emergency one and after having re
Uiptycrx of ri.i* i> and Colimi
The proceeds will lie
same level
However. If the party to it »In 1er
19U9 and since that lime have re working cargo at other places on the ceived the approval o f the council
count»«»* at A » ' iu. S r tiir d »)
answering tin- puzzle wauls to auh given to tlie Hamier commercial dded here. Mr Kamsey was a quiet, river.
j was signed by the mayor and Is now-
ch 18
-tribe for ihe Misi, or renew the hotly and will lie to cover part of the inobtru-dvo character, a man who
The steamer Willamette rrrived one of the city laws.
lu rftmmift*»«* con »«1st «*d «»f I N
City Attorney J. W. Day reported
.ubacrlption. or p y ihe hark sul* expense of gelling out the booklet took much Interest In civic affuirs late last night and will take a car
chMrm^n, ('«»* \ MrKonnm, T
rripilve of I'olumhlu county which in«l mailers good for the rommuniiy go of 835,000 feet o f lumber for San on the meeting of the tax cominiss'on
-crip-Ion. for on«' year they will he
lupman. Port lumi. C A brand
lie
several
commercial
bodies
in
I'o-
end always lent Ills support, hut In Francisco. The vessel is scheduled to in Astoria which he attended as a
•bur*, and W«l»«*r l*l«»rco, l#u tated In Ihe secoud class. Hie firs) lumhiu county have united on lining
if when sending
urh a quiet manner that few knew sail Sunday evening and will lake a representative of tne city and o f the
de About r.o local tnxpaycrs pi ize being t i l )
The
dal
-
o
f
Ihe
Itainier
show
will
be
St. Helens chamber o f commerce.
n ait answer lo the puzzle a suit-
.f it. lie was a member of the St number of passengers.
I prient will«* ( ohiinhla count»
.inn mured later hut it is thought it Helens city council for two years and
District Attorney John L. Foote also
r»prwfnt#d by County Judge script Ion or renewal for two years will lie early in April.
Weekly
Lumber
Review.
made a report and paid a high com
took much Interest in the plans
In White. ('«»inni! hi *.nor \V .1 accolti pa n les lite answer lu the puz
zie the parly g u n Into the Hurd cluse
For the first eleven weeks o f 1922 pliment to Mr. Day because o f his
which meant the further develop
rton. J Î, K* o*< district attor
he first prize for the highest cor MARGUERI I E CLARK
ment o f th- city. He was a member mills reporting to West Coast Lum able presentation of the lax situation
C W Btakcaic», ootearor; J
Columbia county.
The fourth
BACK TO SCREEN if St Helens Lodge A. F. & A. M bermen's association produced 96,- iu Several
Ih», city afonie» of St I f •* lt*n » . tee! answer being $U0
hills were audited and ap
■ lasa prizes are more, for Instance,
ind of A1 Rader temple of -the 106,964 feet more lumber than they
J and W [i Kv-i.sofi
After an absence of more than a Shrlt.e.
sold; and 7?,TOT,635 feet more than proved for payment and the council
be f'.rsl prize In Ibis class being tdu
Tw*» l'ur|NiM*s ll.l.l
acted upon minor matters and dis
Ilm fifth class pays (he fortunate | year from Ihe screen, which time was
Tlie fune-;il services were con shipped.
railing the ».• |.,n to order
i spent in honeymooning. Marguerite
posed of them before adjournment
The
eleven
weeks'
production
was
person
who
has
the
highest
number
ducted
at
the
Finley
mortuary
Sun
Ira n l»ay said the .»l.je.-t of
jt l a r k lias returned to Ihe sliver
846.0TT.491 feet; new business 749 - was taken.
-if
correct
words
the
hand-umc
prize
day
afternoon.
Imperial
lodge,
A.
F.
»eetlnr« I» to «• lire the views
I sheet and may lie seen "t The l.lh
,f $ M
.v A M of Portland officiating, and 970,527 feet; and shipments 768,-
!tiie people generally on the tin
It Is an easy and interesting game i eiiy next Sunday afternoon and eve the body wa* taken to Tacoma. 369,856 feet.
BRIEF HAPPENINGS
\ ffu r
.
nlng
In
her
greatest
comedy
effort.
One hundred and thirty-two mills
Washington, f r interment. A nunt
reached ««ch a coédition, he t.et the 1‘ uzzle F id lire puge, figure "Scrambled
W
i
v
e
s
”
trifle
s
pro-
ABOUT THE CITY
■ ul and write down the objects which
her of members o f the Masonic lodge reporting for the week ending March
. Ihn iodi * rn* umi niUMt I ip «*r«*at
hegln with llie letter “ F", send the | notince this the hlggi-st humor-hit ii-
nd of the I. O. O. F. lodge went to IS, manufactured 81.960,571 feet of
to proTid»* other ■*ourf»*H i»f r**»
|
tears
II
is
one
of
two
picture«
that
In
Insurance
Business.— J. H.
* a** well a«i to b . n th«* hurdfom list lo Die Mist and *•"' It you can i j she produced in her own studio dur Portland to pay their last sud rites lumber; sold 89.247,132 feet; and
Thatcher who was in business in St.
Mr. Itamscy, In addition to his shipped 75,892.921 feet.
^•td the cotntn.ttei* h m Hturtod win a cash prize Try Ii Many others ing the year. Those who saw "Little
Thirty-three per cent of all new Helens for the past ten years and
widow. Lena A. Kamsey. is survivel
with two »»nds in vi«*w, u mor«* ire doing It, why not you?
i lieorge Washington" will want to see by two sisters. Mrs. N. Davis and business taken during the week was which he recently disposed of, has
»fahl# ayiteni of taiailun and an
'Miss t lark In "Scrambled Wives.”
for future water delivery.
This taken the agency for the National
airs 11. F. (irulihs of Tacoma.
ulule retrenchment
that
will
| On Monday night “ The Merchant
amounted to 29.427.132 feet, of Life Insurance company of Chicago
AMERICAN LEGION
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if a reduction in tua.-s and add
of Venice" will lie screened at The
which 21.486.006 feet will move nud during the two weeks he ha3
SMOKER A SUCCESS Liberty under tlie auspices of the RESULTS OF THE
coastwise or intercoastal; and 7.- worked for the company has wrltton
.sie question is a most Import
student body o f the St. Helens high
939.126 feet will move export. New an amount o f business which is grat
DECLAMATORY
CONTEST
une Habits are "as.ly formed
Tlie verdict of sev -ral hundred school
business for delivery by rail amount ifying to both the company and him
«re hard to break
The habit fans wli
alli-nded ihe American
"Hurled Treasure" with Marlon
self.
ed to 1,994 cars.
|»perallii* nnitii >
,.ne .>f lh'*ni Leftlon smoker at the city h II Fri- iiavics. is the attruction Tuesday and
•
•
•
The result of the preliminary de
Forty-two per cent o f the week's
IPrtapero»« till
anuiey Is spoil' duy night was that lh legion put Wednesday. It Is a story of udventuro clamatory contest Tuesday and W e d lumber shipments moved by water.
Wins
Basel..ill
Game.—
The Junior
i‘ly >nd our mnntry lias plle.l hi a good program unit the -niokei filled to overflowing with thrills nesday afternoon was as follows: This amounted to 32,092.921 feet, of
town team of 3t. Helens played a
* debt that will I • a Iturden for was an uiuju lifted success.
Itryanl
Washburn
Is
scheduled
for
Eighth
grade,
first.
Keta
Atchison.
Ther
which domestic clearances accounted game of basebiul with the Junlcr
Thll meeting Is open
In were six 3-round bouts at ged by lo j Thursdny and Friday in “ A Full
Mis Petty grew '» K e c e p tiin ;” sec- for 19,515.176 feet, and over-seas team of Warren Sunday alteration.
»T '»tpatcr ami • ho com m lttC '
al boys tt'td a 4 roui d i oxiug --xhi 'House.' mid to be an uproarously ond, Kuth Levi. ''Peaches Preference clearances.
12.677.7 4 5 feet.
Rail The game was played on the local
t the view >t ' le people before
billon by Frank W ei h a id Oeorg«-i funny comedy drama
m Blessings;” third, Raymond De shipments amounted to 1.4 60 cars.
lot and the St. Helens teams came
[Prepare, lu rpp„ r|
liaudon o f
Portland
" R e d " lllll j
For the last day of the week Wll
Vln, "Spartacus to the Gladiators."
with rsciini
out with the long end of Ihe sccre.
«tlOÛS to ||(. '‘ "lllllte .l to the
and
llu d d y" Boston rave a fifteen j Ham Farnum appears in
u Idg sea Seventh grade, first, Edna Weeks,
10 to 6.
Lyle Garrison did tha
Miai uro "
minute exhibition of wrestling The | story. "The Scutllers "
"The Bear S tory;” second. Helen
HOLSTEIN BREEDERS
wirling for St. Helens an 1 Hector
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•
Mowers,
"Kentucky
Philosophy;"
Fell Tav \\ ,tn 1 . ‘»I
flint exhibition was between Jones
I-ellville the recelv.ng.
The teams
ELECT OFFICERS will
third. Van Adrms, "R osa .”
Sixth
¡r»nlrally nil of •
morning «e* •mil Browu. 7 5 pounds The kids put p i J i i i i p W I ' E I J
settle the baseball rupremaeg
*>■ occupa I i.y p> ak’ rs from up it rough and tumble fight and
"
grade, first. Helen Carlson "M r
o ' this seciou when they cross bats
lutti h|.
ANSWERS SUMMONS ,lop T o a d ; " second. Rrlph John’
The Holstein breeders o f Colum next Sunday afternoon. Bill Bennett,
Tubulen and Brown,
county the only other or..1 scon d a lili.
bia
county
met
in
the
circuit
court
Fh
llip
Ne
pioneer
of
Columbia
"Nathan
H
a
l
e
;
"
third.
Charles
Aron-
H John II Sint' h . halrmnn of weight 136 pounds, followed and pul
who is shortstop, coach, yell leader
.t lu honte of "on. "T h e Boy lo the Schoolmaster.” room at St. Helens. Monday. March and general manager o f the locals, is
1 Aitnrta t'hamlier
f Commerce up a good exhibition The crowd on (.(1„ nn passed away
:mRtee
Fifth
grade,
first,
Ruth
Coates,
"
I
n
2()th,
and
organized
a
county-wide
joyed Ilio bout between Bittner anil
|s,,.ieiitn near Warren. Satur-
sure that the St. Helens aggregation
Deceased with his dignant N e llie ; " second, Verna Han Holstein Breeders’ association. The will chalk up another victory.
What the) r||it • ft,--»min
W. Hay, çlty attorney o f 81 Albro, 148 pounders
't
er.
"A
n
K
.r
a
n
d
;"
third,
a
tie
be
following are the officers elected at
'**« ««Id that during the war ill1* larked In skill they made up in ag parents cante to Oregon It 1853 He
• a *
President. Paul C.
»t» and rlty .p.
, nre.it amoun' gn oalvonesa The crowd gave the de Is survived hy two brothers, Fred tween Atlele Httehmnn, "B etty and this meeting:
Traiqter
Pays
H u e.— Frank Stev
the
Bear,”
and
Amy
8tcn.
"Bn's
Adams of Warren; vice president.
1 anney aa ..y,.ry one wanted rlsion to Altro.
rick Neer of Victoria, It t ' . anti
The l>o..s iatmpo
ens who resides at Kerry was brought
bout was not us good
Both »hi.wed John Neer of Vancouver. Washing Soft Spot." The pupils taking first Frit* Anliker o f Goble; tec ret ary
and mints and real proper
nd » -rond places wtl) contert with treasurer. C. D. Erickson o f Warren before Justice Philip Wednesday and
I*»» compelled to hear the burden a lark o f training, and the bout w s ton. anti one sister, Mrs Sarah Fan
Funeral services j buplls of the same grades of the | Two directors were elected to act charged with shipping heaver skins
•"sull Un.
iiniv now faces -i i ailed o f f soon after Ihe gong sound id - (it V n coti ver
Th-- contest will be j w ith the altove named officers as out of the state. He plead guilty and
e r e conducted by Rev S Harlow Moult n school
il for the start of the third round
« «um of de|tn<|uent taxes and
thought -
held in the high school auditorium , a hoard of directors, as follows: was fined 1125 which he promptly
An
exhibition
which
pleased
was
it
the
White
tinder
king
Mg. r,,v
ollo er
r means n of
paid. Several deputies from the
parlors on Tuesday «ml the inter at ei-ht o'clock. Friday evening Lewis Snider of Warren, and J H slate game department made the ar
^ •»«rested
W g f e a s t Hh."ul'1 be devised Hint o f George Gardiner and Archie
March
3
1
_________________
|
Wist
of
Seappoose.
Titesi hoys weighed In at •n.-tit w i.- in the Mason I f cemetery
r" e l poll lax to reach Nets bold
| The association decided to endorse rest and found several beaver skins
« f »ho do not p.tv taxes now
165 pounds and mixed txi without
the pure bred dairy sire campaign n Ihe shack occupied by the defend
■ he least hesitation
They went lite
It la ik s I'o n im tsslo ns
It was claimed that he had
to be started In the county in the ant.
entire
disti
nee
anti
spectators
avard
"f bay added that onte o f the
near future, and in the interests of been sltipping the skins to Minneapo
•ul Ihe deeialon to Gardine" who t or
V remmisden-, a te
d iip t lc a t e d
.his campaign agreed to give ten lis and Ihe U. 9 authorities learned
r|ed New bold with a wicked umici
■J wish he I Id. I that they had
dollars to be divided into Iwo of It. They notified the IT. S man
cut which he un O i I to advantage in
heard of tl
public service
first prizes between the grades and at Portland and the information was
’'a wtc.n sine, its in ilt ig
*" 1 h e every clinch
high school for the best essay on given to the game department. Tho
IxtMonl o f St. Helens V. on a well
arrest of Stevens followed.
** rate Ini re .
adding, “ we
the pure bred sire.
*
e
st
d« not h, mu, |t vv,,■ .. o f f without de lived decls'on over Girt, a black
Professor
E
B.
Fitts
o
f
the
O
re
liltti we • --
»re wir h h •> T h „ fish and tan fistic artist of Ruinier t'h*y
gon Agricultural college was pres
M.ty Be « ouneiltnan.— While not
••me
put up a go. d exhibition and net
ent and discussed various subjecls expressing an opinion as to the pres
com misst. ,n he t botagbt
' uf no ns»* fxt . pt to look after nrally the local boy was th • .aver
of interest to Holstein breeders
ent personnel o f the city council or
lie. T h e dusky skill Rainier boy pul
hatrherles, whil- the chtld wel
P. A. Frnkes was elected to an advocating any Immediate change or
up
u
good
fight
but
the
deci.ion.
* commlssion (< ne ne.-detl
honorary life membership In the Co suggesting a candidate. It is evident
had one been made, vvi uld have gone
lumbia County Holstein Breeders' that the stork thought there should
y
»Iway. g..t tun k to the farm
Ml
I
’i
>IH
\
M
l
\
I
T
E
R
association in recognition o f the be more council timber in St. H -I-
, he said.
eid peraonally I to LeMont
The
main
event
was
not
so
oxclt
W'd UVe to s.-e « lax exeniptfmt
At the left Is seen a six foot fir stump all set for burning.
At the great good he has accomplished for ens. for he called at the residence of
the breed
Councilman and Mrs. J. W. McDon
•aeryone nperstlng t farm 1 » " * Ing as sorte of the preliminary bonis
tins s i n e dump
consumed through the application
It was anil.timi . d I kaI !.. would be -
___ practically
„
” *»* puhlic uttllil
d>> not pa> "a four-round boxing exhibition" anil (>f
ald cn Thursday. March 16, and pre
Zysetl stump burning method as perfected by the Oregon Agrl-
Ins*ei d of coming home for h:s sented them with a fine baby boy
* »rttportltmate w ltli t h o - o Int
, etili Ü raí*
A bulletin
describing
this method
II was Jinit th-'t nothing more
■ Coi ¡ego"
----*■* 'KxVrln.ent
------Stat'nn Slal'ort
A bulletin
describing
this method
Easter vacation Louis La Bare is with who has already taki-Vi a prominent
*d on Ihn (armer
Ther»* are in
■•Speck" Hurknes. ( » n u e , . o f ........
the Oregon Agricultural college ca- place in the deliberations o f the Mc-
Cduntv ton ntany high «ehosvl»
' helleve the suiue condition ex S s “ r r RO? w î. h ' hm
dot band «nd making a tour of Donald household and hits won every
Lu. X i ï ï e i
T t a ï ï h
ma, .......» - « n e d from County Agen, HoIIbaugh.
•hewhera "
southwest Oregon. The band I* com argument within the family circle,
volca.'announced fhsrn and Dr Turk j
le r th
'
r,.te-...r Scudder and t ounty Agent
( l'm
miri
111 . * j»'««» —
—r : -
posed o f thlrty-slx pieces and 80 and with the experience he has
llollbitiigh three stump hunting item, metra Hons were held In C. olunthia
Waals Poll Tax
er was timekeeper.
Bachelor Flat.
mnalclcns tried out for places
Jt gained, it Is possible he might be a
county
The first one at Ihe P C Jacobsen fnrm near Rachel.
»*r*in Wbite cminty Jttdge i>*
was • compliment to Louis who is Tn candidate for the city council, emu-
St ! at the A If Gfger farm near I telena, and at the A R Melle farm at MIef
•ahla eoiintv, stld he thlnVs the
Dr
A
J
Peel return <t to
hls freshman year, to be selected as tatlng the example o f his father—
I'lie demonstration!- » e r e ■ nr. . - mí til md mam farmers have Informed Mr
I! lens Thursday evea.n* after Itav , rh" '
l hM, , i,.,, will adopt this economical method of land clearing.
one o f the thirty-six.
some day.
iCtmtin
’"■d on pilgB f |v e(
Ing spent several n eck » In Canada Hollbaug i
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