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I ihe Ills* s
t{ I .to o ’t'lot'k In
|ly left S' II'
ivttiK “ • ItauiMT .a
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, a x o'c lo ck difiuni
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of ilit* iCaloni
I the) wefi' 1
nil .a*
worn uth«l
I ('umili''m u 1
llflciiH
Tim ho#»pl
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vtus unit’ll en jo y ed
I itili) "I " '
b> tin« St llfltoii
toil tPI>!' ' '
I peeple
t iE« «1 at Tim Aiiu*r
oriutu aiitl aum at
. ,i o pet «pit*
That
: j.»y»«d hy lh e auil
. t hy tin» hearty
0 h nu m b e r
rtev
mi .St
H i ‘I** iih and
how before, w*«r«
: luM niKhi*» P««l
h*«nt y««t »tuK«*d
of th«« company
1 iin- pro g ram wan
hlit'li
Tim imcond
v w hit’ll w tin com
« In which l(«*a
imi took a promt
Shiek laiitl nr«*to .
f i n« ptirforinance
rtlntin air.rrliiK a*
1.« » r hrouKht down
The »I»'» V.
like the
I lean !<•*•""
Ool and
I un dell l>) i 11
the »how
lencr w»» il.
utitiltu.e „• i
•ral who
who li»U
I UÍ til**
forman»' » •*
I for each iio'i
knew hi» i i 1
Kiveli Willi" II
hart of Hi"
poaed nf im-'
cock and
! nein pari
Ihe dosing P
»Uh Maur:. •
(ha "ahlnntii
the houac
Th« inual'
ut your]
t h f -o rch e atra w«»
■ »ved
M ink Dean
Wild»* Ilu lh tT
tit tut. J o h n I Jem
trupa and W a lter
l ft»ni Uohba wort*
■ Ha'iat.
ford th"
Ir.» bandii •
Treenail .a
the violini-
OU
I
I
«'tit to l(aint«’r hy
1C.«in it? r < o m n if rcial
I lf prot'tMUtH oK t hf
<1 n v r to that orga
I an a part of Uni
the expense for th«
.«- booklet w htt’h will
• f 1 olum h la county
• t • glad it» h«*lp in
ir e ffo rt» w««r«« ap
lc.iini««r clu b
Th« Chan
nifueal ..I
rluh a:..|
ili"»
n.er a ptiri a
jell Ul* »Ul
he doacrlpti
The cluni. I
Ihe work at
prwtAtfii I v
ON
COI N .
RESEN
Al
nd
John I.
*en" Inai
wtek'a
«ore of ih"
«od»! loti
M
Oli. conferei •
decretarle
>t
(lima frolli <1
(hit (he ente
Rotila Hf'it t
Slwelty, and
proprrlv
•Ity of t ir**» •
» w*«k of i i
tarlo« uii.i i ,
»nd late »un
Ihal arn. it,
eroi <>f ih,
11
» nuinher of
polntii in ili.
»ddreaae
'|
lire»»"» »,
labi«'' din, ,
ih* e II •
questuiti» .,,|
lundlln* ih,.n
i"*r of i nn
Itm* ieri i.t.i ,
Prtdny e,
I 1 I»
C O N FEREN C E
r#durn*«t| from Ku
'lay niff he a f t e r a
>f the a n n u al co n fe r
••non S e c r e t a r i a l an
torla report n Mia
t well aft ««titled h>
«»inm«• r«lal o r g a n u a
' He at larg«‘. and
r i ‘ ing town of Ver
• *l»i»• s* nt ativ t *.
• iiinil la county w.t .
* il
Tin
Unlver
• i< h year nchodule
work for the Hfcr**
it«* kept busy e.»rly
with the problem«'
' h coinrtiuiilty
.St v
• t Hif V profcHHOTH |ff*
«uhJeclH and quit«
P«*ak•• ri» from o t h e r
r«« gav e Inter«*at in v
«• l e d urea and ad
f«dlow««d hy "rourol
th e re b y acijuaint
try pr«*Hfnt with th«
•mtl th«* m a n n e r oi
Th*» KiiK«*ne r i i a m
• “ n t e r t a I ium I th«* vim
at a big d in n e r on
TEACH! I
M E E T IN G
AT
V E R N O N IA
l’nd«r
'll reel (on o f C o n n i)
School rin I intendant J II W II k e r
»«n the» v II lie » lanchar»' meet III*
»' Vernili,I
iiiinro «
T'ha Remimi
b«*ln» ai 1» In the n m rn lii*
Kol
k'»lnr I in I" " * r « t n :
Son* (,y in dlenra
i’r»l!r,iin •') I’lipllrt of VeruoniH
Schmil
"Arlthrin
for
tha
P rim a ry
Oraifi^
\(
M ík I rc ltii*er»
"Hondlii. i t the P r i m a r y f i n i d a . "
Mr» K'l I Ray.
"Remi .il*
for tha
Infarniad ln tc
firmi,...
\f
Mico ConiHliM'k
N, 0 lutar m i m i ,,,,
Sour liy 'l l " ondlenca
Remi
• he Advnncad Ormila"
Ml., y ,,
ll»c. n.
"Itn ,
1 UirlH Club W o r k , " Mr
«’ '
I, " ‘ "li County A *ent
Sllli|e, , y
deci ad. Mr
M S m ith .
•"»iHlillll 1 • ' "I kki I »uperln tandant
w
M a s o n ic c Î i T d e r s ^
H a
Menth
of the F
Mu
»nil ,-n
Unie
"frinii.
"I » late
pur,.,t ,
I'll! .. .
hl*h(
v e
s o c ia l
e v e n t
f 'h e Mummie |oi|*a and
, ' rn ¡Star c h a p t e r * a t h a r e d
, •'••II Weilnaaday nlghl
'I 1 re,,I ,,|,| fnahlnnail (food
' 'ard and o t h e r Kanin»
" •line of the quanta III,
..... .
iHdlcloua pie», p rr
•I'" ladlea lo r Ilia orc a»
" i ' l l auction ed o f f to flic
•ha,,' t , l„l,l,l" r " '
fPw a
w hlrh
n" » r "
w«» ralaeit or RUfflcInnt
f 'ttient on t h e piano r
' ' '''""'(I for the Imiae rumfi
Joy,,',
1 T'R'tidld ro o d l im e wan cn
,,f ,,
" prenant that the lii(ll<>i
a
l ''" t Ila»" decided to have
Qionn
' v,' " ln* " f th is kind each
u)or" h In the future.
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M EETS
lll'.E E N S , O R E G O N , F R I D A Y , A B R I L
7, 1 9 2 2
AMERICAN LEGION
CITY SCHOOL BOARD
BASEBALL TEAM
ELECTS TEACHERS
Xl'GIlt IVO commit (*•>■ of t I k
Th*
I turni bureau m »* i at I h f court boon
IllMl VV « < 111 « * H « 111 > afternoon. th« j,,|
low I iik numi I hm h being pi«-ant
'lumhia Post \ oïl-s I « » llav«* 'I fain
l.
I ( • Hm 11 It. 11 l{ IMbblcf J.o k W id
Ihls Si'JlHOll to U<|»r«'M*iit \iinri-
«* w», A II Turboll, I W Halt* . hi
m u l«’gl«»ii.. •Si\ r«*ain ledagli«- is
J o h n L .Storia
.Mr H.tl« n*p«»r
I *r> »| h » s « m |.
Dial ho had ituniplaleil j,
vu
of
C olum bia county for iu>’iiiln
hud met u n ii very Kiatlfyiny
, |,
finoling Monday night
and lad levad that tiiuii.v mmi
o t No. \‘¿, American
har» would HiKii up when 11m. , ,,,
d iinanifiiou «ly to Inv**
calili' hot t e r
lie »luted I n
U f*.in» ¡»..fl t*\t (I) id Si il«*leiis for ti»«
fui mer» are hern miii* < olivini e,|
> mulin' s « • n h i * 11
While it wr.fi pro-
only IhrouKh orifaiilirulloti run
P* ‘ *1 ‘M«l «lupi 1 <1 f hat t he team ko
" ' a l u n I ho muxliuuin Ioni in
nn«l«*r th« nain« of “ TI e American
I lie III he I V *‘11
l.'vlim i oluriihi; t I 'o s t ." it was <!<•
K c llo lih uilxh, ■ mini y
„I 11 r*k i «
«1 that the iii ** ii i i»«*rship bo not
portad timi d urili* March a larg<
|
«’tiiir**ly « «».ifiri4*4 1 to mom her» of tin*
niimlier of farm hiir. iu nni lini
i«*i;ion It was pointed out t but a
...... n well at landed h> il,' i.iii,,,
Majority of I;» h t hothoii ’ h tei'.ni wi*r<-
und limi till» week a cow li' i nn
’•L'Miii iti' h, and wliilfA il might havf*
» o c ta lImi wu» or*ani/.e,| al da
1 1« • n p(M: ihl(* to fill out this year'?
lumi, and a rodent |,oi onlii't di ino
■ «m ti«'tii in»• iii ) im of th«- local
» i r a i ion wu» held in lite Kern II
j
H wtn d«»cirh*.l that 'In* nianagRt
li 1»i riet
**f II*** i ‘ »in : lio.iId Hi'lfct players
Praaldeiil Sim ili »I mi ed ihat in i
ho siiow'(»f| up Hi«* host so that t ’ol-
opinion Ih« actual d i m e n a ,
i irnhia poHt woald havr a stro ng ag-
on the field In Ilo- varloU» Ine ,
I * r» g Ltlon of hail tOHHO ’H.
«fido,,vor of (In (arm ha . au v .
Ira iv Howe. I n n Paulsen and
inora productive of urtimi |,anali
! ilN'n Williams wore appointed a
Iha f a r m e r than m a r i n,»:» hehl
i «'Omniitt«•«* to t | ki t a niunagor and
Ilia com m u nity and all t ra il it >rl
I m in oi officials, and they ar** to re
dl»iU'.»ed lie ur*ed Ihal ever) i,
j n«'»rt :• t tin* ip'Jtt IlH'Ot ing of th'* pfHt.
her a l le n d lhe»n ne i n n * and |e
(- prohahln that tlndr n*<-onifm*i-
tried and approved method- of d
i dation will he favorably acted upon
in * with Ihe problem» common
: «1 noon I hereafter Hi#? work of >r-
■ verv l a m e r
' ani/ing <•• team will begi».,
V proposal was received from tile
! Ktd.ao post, \m*Ticari l e g i o n , that
• ix t«* rn league be formed.
The
t »wn» to he r« pres nu d ¿«i he Kel o,
Uidg«-field Kalama St l l e o n s , Itai-
i .« r and < l;.f e kanie
I he prop.» al
ti * t W If h t he approv l <*f a nuinh«*r
•-
w
i f is prohaul
*>ffii lals of l*a< ffh Sa\ings »V hm n of the mom hi
! t liât Tracy Ilo we w ill ;; j i . y K d s o t r>
talion I 4M>k <>v«*r I M*ld and
purp«)S**
»lay to attend i meeting
ln»|*N t Mills and \\al«*rlioni \. • uf which will he to din
!« thè for*
li%ilh'*»— l*r«’dh f I mui» for t it\ matiim of the proponed 1 ti igue.
Should this not he do
don *, however,
tt ìh certain that the A m e r ic a n I«ca
* otturi»; fmin A t o n a w here Ih»-
ion will put out a f«*: irn and ti m i it
consuininut«*d a Urg»* deal, .i part> will I»«* composed of . roOtS I li 11 p’ay-
of high officiai^ of 'li«’ Pneifu* Sa\ ers
It is probable t hat a me«*,Jng
Ing \ Iwiau uh <»«•).itiun of 1.nonni ! will he called within tu«* n**\t few
stopp4*«l in rft
i I • • 1 •• i« » |.»r .»'v»*r.t! 1 days and tin* St H«*l * o- f a iis will b<
hours Monduy
\Vhll<* bere th» > given an. opportunity t«* .nak«1 suk*
wer» guent» «if A M Muli, locai r» p g«*st.ions or plana for ».* * a } ««ai *s team
t•♦H**nt<ifive of thè company, who **n i
te rta ln e d t he ni at dlnti»*r
Th»* par
ty w.-r»' \\ li Itemi, preside!»!, le
Il K I.ernloy, flrst v i.e pr« i«l«*nt
faine- A (»‘Neil n » t u i » i I vie» p • hi
detti. VValt«*r i*' Mcl>»»v.» 11. % » i ♦
tary and B M Bakf*r neh! f»up»Tin j
tendent
Mr Ilo ti took thè vmltor for a !
ln»|>oiT H ihu U. __ Jud ge M .,:- !.
nliort InspocHon trip lo Ih*1 nifi In and
wat«*rfr<»nt indiiHtnai planis and th««> W hite and • oiumixMionar Kullerton
nH|(ecti»d tlie roi 'ls In tha Uoble an(!
were iniirh lniprt»HM«*d urlili th* im
Iteavrr Honia» dlslriet» an Munilu)
portane#* of Si llehm s a « a mainila«
nd Tue»(luy the) v miecl the W a r
rurIng and Hhlpping pomi and wer*
confid ent of thè city'» futur# dovei* ren and Seappa"re n*' ichhorhoods I’*
cun far with Ilia rand patrolman m
opnient
I, the road Imlldin* program in tin
T h e P acific Saving A la»an asso
ciaf loti I h olle of III** si roti geni in I eHp.it I ve dl.itrictH.
. . .
MtitutioiiH of ihiH kitnl on thè Pacific
Annual l - .n l e r S ale .— Th. M h*
coast. their : ish «'I h h*dng finire than
laidi* » Aid . m i .'I) will hold their
tour ni ili fon dottar» ami thè nun
.initial K ieler m ie in lha church |iar-
pany, th ro u gh their locai r# pr»« • nta
.lv»«, ha ve aided inali) peopt«» in Sf lur» on Tuesday, April 1«. beginning
l le te n s lo h#*»«»me own»*r
of th«*ir at 12 o'clock noon and o n t i n u .n *
throughout the afternoon. A sub
own ho me “ O ur comp ny, ' stated
l'resi«l«*nt H«*ed, *’#*iid«avors to a iti stantial lunch will be served at 1 1 : 3 0
Il th«* iiphuildlng of thè "i#*at liorth and for several hours afte rw ard s at
west and we rati point wlth pardon* the very moder: '.e prie- of 25c.
. . .
utile prlde to thè pari w *• hav«* tali*
in s u d i developmenf
The Havi’u*
■ orelifu Missionar) S t a le » ) . The
feuture which our company* pula J«*r Woman 's Foreign Missionary society
ward appeal» to thè man or woin:'ii »111 have their next meeting at the
w ho w ih I i «* h to cre ate a ivings fun*i home * 0 f Mri
William Davies on
accu tnulatlng tlil» fumi l»v binali bui Thurs day afterno o n. April 1 :> The
re g u lar savings and at ttie end of a a> 'i s t a n l
hostesses
will
he Mrs.
com paraiIv ely short lime hav«» th* ( 'b a r i o n e W hite and .Mrs J o h n I.
Mm M Darlow Johnson will
priiK'ipal and a good rate of ilit• ■ r Poole
e»t return« «! in a luttip vum
W«*, present a paper on Africa and Ialiti
bav e thousands followlng t li I h m >
America
. . .
tem ami uiany «dher th«»u»ands who
hav«* profited h> sudi hyst«*niV'
l'uri Ila# 1* II,'lilt*
51
Mr O'Nelt, second vice )ire»hl«»nt Ine K (loodwin. hiwik keeper and
is business manager of th«1 l’aroma sle n o g rap h e r for the
Rutherford
Ledger, Oiie of thè great papers *>t It,-ally com pany. I c s purchased the
thè nort li west and wa» a pleasant new Scott bungalow "ti North Case
r a d e r ut thè Misi offlc«* and fin* ««I ¡n a n street.
Her parents who reside
Itor of Ih«* Misi wìi . i gratlfied «it thè n Hurlington, Verm ont, expect 'o
conipliinent he |>ai«1 this psper for leave tor St Helens the latter part
it h ge n erai appe«r.»n«*e
Ite sai«l. ,,f May and will make their home
*1 «’un »«*♦• hy your a«lv»*rtl»ing col liere.
uniiiH that vou h iv»* loth «*f live
huftln«1»» 111**11 ber«* tu Sf H» I«, hk
t 'b ante rs Dance \pril IH.
Notic*
was given In Ihe last issue of the
Mist that the Si Helens ('h au lers
HARRISON BU YS
would hold a masquerade dance at
H A L L B E R G B U S I N E S S tl„. Ulli«, l i ..... h a l l A p r i l 1 ' S i n c e
PROMINENT FINANCIERS
MAKE INSPECTION HERE
l e a i f i e r s S 4 ‘|erl 4 Ml f o r I o in ilig 'I rr i n
H*»d S alar ie s J* U p i | --- S o m e o f the
I « ¡« hers llav«* S alary Iteilm-Home
N«» < oiilrui ts Vet \<««*|»l« d.
'l ie- hoard of dir ector» o f »chool
»lihii et No 1 m«*t in special «« si ion
I hutHday nigh t, M an h 30 and e le c t
ed t» iehets for the St. Helen» school.
j The minutes of the » chh I ou read» as
follow»:
| 1 he «dork being ab sen t. H K. La-
; Han* act«*d a« sec re tary .
1 After diseuHsion it was moved and
carried that the following named
i ch« diib ot sal cries be adop ed for
t U« ensuing y e a r ;
i'ru c i p u l o f high »chooi, $l.t>00
per te ni.
iJtlier high school t e ach e rs, $ 1 35.
per month.
ITincipal o f M cB rld o school, $1,-
300 UO per term.
Hrad»* te a ch e r* uniform sa la ry of
$1 Of» per month.
It ah moved and carried that the
following named persons he elected
us t« etiers for the ensuing y e a r :
High Seined
\ rthu r K I sen nee, princip al; B e s
sie May ltohinson. C ynthia Horni-
hrook. Mated S tro u d , Vivian P a t t e r
son, teach ers.
(.raden
< K
principal o f M cBride
school.
O ther (iru d e T cjm ’I htn
Mabel K. P ringle, Hazel P ringle,
Gladys Pri»igl«j, C la ra K e te l, Ru th
< .:rn.u h *« lf A m am ’a Hake, K ffie C.
Brown. Mrs P«*arl W ilk e rso n , B e r
tha Pennintrton, L e o t a K etol, Daisy
W ikstrom and Mrs. L ois B a rn e tt.
Moved and c a r r ie d that co n tra c ts
be v\ tti'ii without ashihgnm* nt ao to
particular s u b je c ts or grades, except
as ab ove set fo rth and that, ca n d i
dates be allowed until A pi il 15, 1922
within which t o return c o n t r a c ts to
Mi- clerk
W h e th e r or not the te a ch e rs will
accept the co n trac t tendered has not
I *• n indicated.
Items of Interest About
People You May Know
A deal was connummuteil Monda«'
pi let or
wherehy I>ew,-y llarrls o n . pr
,e r the
o f tho c ntral grocery. took ov
stock and htisines* of tlie ( oluinld i
Klvar Maat ceinpany wliich Ins l.een
eondurted h> •' Il Hallherg
Mr
Ilarrlmin w ill move his toek of gooils
front tha old local Ion of tha • antra,
grocery on W illain e tt' street lo
,|imrters form erly ivcruplod by
i olunil.ia Itlver M» at Company in tlie
R u th e rfo rd hulldmg <>n Coliimt.iu
Street
Mr
llarrls o n
w ill r.o iIn
must o f tlie c m p lo )e s of Mr Hall
l.e r* in t he grocery ilepartno'nt 1
tha ment dapartmant will •"■ in
C h a rg e of J a m e s O t onnor who t n
:i n um her of years was in parlnei
»hip wllh F r a n k tiaorge In ihe :
l le le n s tnenl market
Mr Hallhet
rat Ire» front tha tiuslness hecause of
huvlng nt har Interest» , dich requiri
hls attention.
th,. dale of the announcem ent plans
I ...........— - ,
,
, ,. , lead
,
of a
•'l,VP been ch anged and H-stea
1 •>|aS(iu''r ad *1 dance the chante rs will
It " i l l he
j give a ntegaphone dance
i belli at thè city hall on Tuesday
! night. Aprii IX
« • •
II,dii angli <• I»alnier
| Agoni llo lllu ilg h addressed thè ntem-
1 l, rs o f thè Rnitiier i of.i; .orciai club
|a s | week
Ile explailied Ilio mudi
i n ce: arv wotk helng dune hy thè ( o
i lumi.la •'utility Farm Hitreau ini'
w|,Idi (he work is Interwoven willi
i, , ac.iv i!c s as county agoni
Hls
! rem arks were attentivoly heard and
Il ere wer ' many evpress ons of ap
| as lo thè program of farm
devolopmcnt wlilch he onlllned.
T hey met the K e te l fam ily. Ju d g e
and Mrs \V A. H arris . Mr. anil Mrs
is C. L aws, K A. Crouse and Chris
M a lk e r.
C a l i f o r n i a is fine, they
s'*id. but a f t e r having lived In Ore-
on for forty y e a r s they have decided
that this is the best locality. Ju d g e
II zen denies that lie went to Tia
Ju a n a , Mexico, and Mrs. Ila zen re-
I uses lo give any info rm atio n in
this respect as to her husband
. . .
Co n tract Almost Finished./— A lb ert
Hurt'll .111 was iu til. Helens W e d n e s
day for a short visit. He has alm ost
com pleted the work of driving pil
ing for the tie-up grounds of the
Hawley Pulp A- P ape r company* T h e
luMimage fa c ilitie s a r e at T rv o n , a
short d istance below R ain ie r and at
the bootnage grounds fo rm erly used
by th e Hofland-Noyea L ogging Co.
A fte r finishing this jo b Mr. Hurcham
will l a k e Ills pile d river o utfit to
R a in ie r lo do Work for the boat ways
of K rick so n w Klepp.
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W o m a n 's Club M arlin g .— T h e Si
Helens W o m an 's clu b will meet a!
the home o f Mrs J \V. Day T u e s
day a fte rn o o n . April 11 at 2 : 3 0 p
m
T h e pro g ram will he un der the
leadership of Mrs. W illiam Ru ssell.
Mrs K A C rou se has for her sub
Ject " V o l u n t a r y C ivic W o r k " and
Mrs. C. K Imke will read a pa tier
on "C itize n sh ip and Moral Tru nin*
in S ch o ols " T h e s u b je c t which has
been assigned to Mrs W illiam Itus-
ell is “ D alian M usic."
A full a t
tend ance of m e m b e rs is desired.
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P o r tla n d P la y s S t. Helens.— A v o l
leyball team from the P ortlan d V
M ( A will play Ihe local c h a m b e r
of c o m m e rc e team at the school a u d
itoriu m In Si Helens this evening,
at eight o ’c lo ck. It is understood
that th e P o rtlan d team will come
lookin g for blood in asmuch a s the
c h a m b e r o f c o m m e rc e team scored
four out o f five gam e s on th e Y. M
c . A. court last S atu rd ay evening
T h e local team consisted o f L R.
R u th e rfo rd . Gill, Conyers . Isensee.
Gordon Tho m pso n ami S to rla
N u m b e r 17
REV.
ROBERTS TELLS
OF AFRICA N L IF E
COUNCIL SETTLES
T h a t the natives under llritiHh rule
I in A frica are well treated and that
they receive ju s t i c e In the E n g lish
cou rts was the d ec laratio n of Rev.
G. A R o b e rts of R h od e sia who Hp<>k>- At H earing Monday Vigili None f o u i e
(at the Methodist church lust Sunday.
to i IpjH.M* < out liman, e o f D epart
Mr. R o b e rts told many Interesting
ment a s Present Org anized— < i t y
| s torie s o f native life and s u p e rs ti
tions us he has com e into c on tact
li* a ld i O f f ic e r 's (salary $2.*> Month
with them during the fourteen years
of hls work am ong the black men
E v id en tly those who have been
Twin babies in A frica a re tho u g h t to
bring the curse of the spirits so they c om p lain in g a» to the alleged m i s
a re im m ed iately killed, som e tim e s conduct of the m e m b e rs o f the fire
by sm o th e rin g and som e tim e s by d ep artm e n t In t h e ir clu b room s or to
boiling.
Great was the wonder of the use fo r which the room was
boys I used did not have evidence to back
the n ativ es when the twin
which c a m e to the R o b e rts hom e up t h e ir c o m p la in ts or p referred to
were p e -m ltte d to live and no evil lot the m u t t e r drop for none app ared
con sequ ences followed. T h e y would at the cou ncil m eeting Monday night
To th e c o n *
com e for miles to see the babies • o re g iste r a protest.
and alw ays asked if they were really | t rary . t h e r e were sev eral citizens
twins. T h e husky R o b e rt s twins, r e present to detend the boys and sev
info rcin g the te ach in g s of t h e ir p ar e ral of th e m e m b e rs of the depart-
T h e y denied
ents. have no doubt saved the lives i m ent were on hand.
t h a t th e re had been any gam b ling
of many black babies.
Mr R o b e rt s gripped the h e arts in the room and stated th a t such
of his b e a re rs and sent them home would not be allowed. M arshal P o t
with a new in te re st in the people ter said th a t if he and the boys could
whom he learned to love.
He was get the p roper e n c o u ra g e m e n t and
acco m p anied to M . lle le n s hy his moral b acking of tiie citizens of 8t.
wife, t h e ir seven-year-old twin boys Helens that in a com parativ ely s ho rt
aid l ittle daughter. T h e y are spend : tim e the city would have a fire de
ing the week with the E . E Quick p artm ent of which it would be proud.
family who are re la tiv e s of Mrs. R o b T h e m ayor and council left the m at-
j ter as it was but suggested that the
erts.
m arshal fix cer ta in hours fo r the hall
(o be open and in use by t h e boys.
Co u ncilm an Flyn n m ade a report
in con nectio n with the city h e alth
| dep artm ent and it was moved and
seconded t h a t the sa la ry of the city
h ealth o f f ic e r he fixed at $ 1 5 per
month. City A ttorne y J . W . Day re
Y o u n g and Old A like a r e F ig u rin g ported that, J . W. A kin refused to
pay the c ity $ 1 0 0 collected by him
the
l*"-\\ord Puzzle— Man) A n s
as city d o ck ag e c h a r g e s in 1921.
wers R e c eiv e d — C o n te s t ( loses Akin has a c o u n te r claim a g a in s t the
April It)— W h o W ill W i n ?
city.
T h e c o n tra c t for th e sale of citv
bonds to C l a r k , K e n d -.11 ic Co. and
How many o b je c t a re th e re in the
which was ju s t ab o ut to expire, was
" P " - w o r d puzzle which is shown in
th e Mist?
T h a t is the questio n s extend ed fo r a period of six m an ths
and tlie q u a r t e r ly re p o rts of th e city
which hundreds of people, young and
t r e a s u r e r and reco rd er were read
old. a r e a s k in g them selves.
Many
and re fe rre d lo the fin an c e co m m it
have an swered the qu estion, p ro b
tee.
ab ly to t h e ir own s a tis fa c tio n if the
A building perm it was granted to
many answ ers received by the Mist
If A. Colt to e re c t a dwelling 2 6 x 2 8
can be tak e n as an indication.
on Lot 1, 1 lo ck 1 In C olum bia P a rk
T h e m a s te r list c a m e by r e g is t e r and to J H. C r o n k ite to re p air a
ed mail Tuesday m orning and the resid ence on
lot
♦,
block
145.
le tte r was delivered, unopened and Councilm an McDonald 'i l e d a c c e p t
in the presence o f
witnesses, to ance o f the im pro v em en t o f Church.
County School S u p e rin te n d e n t W ll- Cowlitz and P in e s t r e e t s and th e m a t
kerstm who with Mrs. A. F. B a r n e t t te r was laid o v er until th e next
and Mr. H. A. Childs, will ac t as m eeting.
ju d g es of the con te st and in torm the
It was o rd e re d th a t a license be
Mist who wins the six prizes.
T h e issued \V. H. B r o w e r to o p e ra te a
c o n te st clo ses Monday, April 10th. motion pictu re show in W est St. Hel-
in ord e r for an a n s w e r to be c o n ! ens, to \V. E. G iberson f o r t e a m
sid ered. it must be here on that ing and tru c k in g and to Gus Martin
d ate or else th e p o s tm ark on the to o p e ra te a second-hand store.
envelope must show th a t the le tt e r
B ills am o u n tin g to $ 3 5 4 . 2 2 were
was mailed on the 10th.
¡au d ite d , approved and ordered paid.
It is probable that ail answ ers will Several m a t t e r s of m in o r im o rtan ce
be in sh o rtly a f t e r the dace m e n were tak e n up and disposed of b e
tioned and then the work of tl}e fore the c o u n c il ad jo u rn ed .
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ju d g e s will begin.
As soon as they
have announced t h e ir decision the
L I B E R T Y ’S N E X T
report will be pu blish ed in the Mist
and the money sent To the lucky
W E E K ’S B I L L
winners.
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T h e r e is still tim e to get into t h -
L ero v S c o t t 's powerful m elo dram a,
co n te st so get your pencil and paper " T h e Night Rose,
is the a tt ra c t io n
and then look a t the picture. It costs i at T h e L ib e rty S und ay and Monday,
no th in g to e n te r the contest.
T h e with the usual S und ay m atinee. Lon
ru les have been printed several tim es Chaney and an a l l- s t a r cast of pro m
so most of you are f a m i l ia r with inent players a r e seen in th is pro
them.
An answ er without a su b duction. saiil lo he the g r e a te s t storv
scriptio n puts you in Class 1.
I f a of the underw orld ever w ritten Lon
renew al of sub scription is sent or Chaney is a screen fa v o rite here, and
a new s u b scrib e r you get into th e hls n u m e ro u s a d m ire rs will doubt
high er c la s se s and the cash prizes less t a k e ad v a n ta g e of this oppor
tunity to again view his exce lle nt
ra n g e from $ 1 0 to e5U
work in " T h e Night R o s e . "
“ T h e G reat Day.” an E n g lish -m a d e
picture, w ith b e a u tifu l s cenic e ffe cts
LIQ UO R P E D D L E R S
taken in E n g lan d . P aris and t h e Alps
P A Y $ 1 1 7 5 IN F I N E S Is scheduled fo r T ue sd ay and W e d
nesday. w hile Dorothy Gish, in " L i t
T h e county e x c h e q u e r was e n tle Miss R e b i l l i o n " , t h e comedy of
riched to the extent o f $ 1 1 7 6 d uring com edies, is billed for T h u rs d a y and
the m onth of March by reason ot Frid ay. On S a t u rd a y night Max L in
fines Imposed hy J u d g e P hilip on der ap p e ars on th e stiv e r sheet in
v io lato rs of the prohib itio n law who "Seven Y e a r s of Bad L u c k . ” pro
were brought before him thro u gh a c nounced by the c rit ic s to be a v e ri
tivities of S h e r i f f W e llin g to n anil t a b le scre am
hls deputies. T. F P age, the party
who had the tru ck load o f bonded D E E R I S L A N D G R A N G E
whiskey, was the heaviest c o n t r i b
utor having pr-iil a fine of $ 5 0 0 . O lof V O T E S A G A I N S T S T R I K E S
Olson th e B irk e n fo ld party who was
At t h e ir re g u la r m eeting March
caught by S h e r i f f W e llin g to n with
a goodly supply o f liquor, was the 29. Deer Island G ran g e No. 234
next
heaviest c o n trib u to r
having | passed t h e fo llowing re s o lu tio n : R e
drawn a fine o f $ 3 0 0 . G eo rg e Klo- solved. T h a i all s t r ik e s and lo ck ou ts
nis conies third with a con trib u tion a re a d e tr im e n t to the w e lfare of
of $ 2 5 0
T h e balance of the amount the public, w h e th e r it is cap ital or
was c o n trib u te d by several parties lab o r o rg a n iz a tio n s anil th e r e f o r e all
whose con trib u tio n s ranged from $2 '. d if f e re n c e s should be s ettled by a
lo $ 5 0 .
During tha m onth th e re board of a r b i t r a t i o n and such s ettle
were 22 speed cases a id T h e fines i ment t o be e nfo rced by law
A p le asan t and p ro fita b le evenin g
imposed am ounted to $ 2 5 7 . 5 0 . One
fine o f $40 was levied in an assault was spent in the discussion o f the
problem s and ways and
c ase anil a vio lato r o f the gam e laws f a r m e r s '
F o u r new
paid a fine of $ 1 2 5 , bringin g th e means of helping same.
total co lle ctio n s o f the ju s t i c e 's of-1 m e m b e rs were taken In and acted up-
fice to $ 1 5 9 7 . 5 0 .
I " n
A llU>e supper was served a f t e r
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t h e Initiatio n and a c o m m itte e was
appointed to assist the le ctu re r. Hen
ry O 'L ee n in preparin g a literary
T A R B ELL GETS A
program for t h e next m eeting.
INTEREST GROWS IN
T WORD PUZZLE
Davis T r a f f i c
ttffii'r r- — ■ S h e r i f f
W e llin g .o :: lias appointed U. F. Da
vis lo his fo rc e o f t r a f f i c o fficers.
T h e appoinlei served i s such a p o r
tion of last v ar a.:d made r.n e n
viable repu tatio n. W hen It was not
necessary to hav e hls services d u r
ing the winter m onths, on account
o f tIso d ec re a s e in a u to t r a f f i c , he
went to P o rtlan d -nd was employed
ROAD CONTRACT
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in th e police d ep artm e n t in that city
Instali» Urti Ilo---- The • ('pelatiti Au S h e r i f f W e lU rg to n was pleased to
T h u rs d a y
m orning
Ihe
county
lo company bus itistalled a ridili oiit- again secure hi* services
cou rt awarded Guy T a rh e ll the con-
fit al their garage and for thè pasl
x|rs. I,«*« I E n t e rt a in » .— Tho moth-1 t r a c t to repair th e road which is
severa! night Inlerested persona bave
Helens R a in ie r
gathereil at thè o ffice lo b ear music ers o f the :'.t H o l e ' s H o n e Depart-1 known as the St
ment of th e Sunday school wore on- road
B id s were as ked and Mr. T a r-
, troni l ’ortlr.nd. Vancouver. Wash
RUIT G R O W E R S ’
te rtaln e d l> Mr: W A Levi at the h e ll's bid of $ 1 . 9 7 S . which was the
M E E T I N G T U E S D A Y and ot ber placai Iteti Popeland salii c h u r c h p a rlo r* S atu rd ay a 't e r n o o n lowest bid s ub m itted, was accepted
, hai th è io » "et n o » In use waa onlv
¡ c u r a : v wne and Just as moti .n A s ho rt b usiness moot ng. music, T h e road to be improved Is the old
T h e r e will he a meeting of f.it ii I could he ohtam ed a more powerful reedin gs. an i n te re stin g and short county road which branched o f f at
grow ers of the S c .p p o o - c and War , adio nutrii » ould he obtiitnod. The ti*lk hy lit v. S. Darlow J o h n s o n and the c ou nty tool house about one mile
rep c o m m i.nin e s at the I. oii I h Kou i ompany pinna to bandii* radio out- u visit 'roni M ssio .ia-y R o b e r t s who west o f Goble, and went o v er the
lek farm at Seappoo-i , T u e s d a y .
ha» for
n u m b e r of years been do steep hills and finally cam e to Hai-
| ti I s
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ing m issio nary work In A frica, were nier. S in ce the building o f the paved
April I Dh, at I <«' P "> , this being ¡
of
moating
i
the second o f our serle»
Ju ilg e e n jo y a b le f e a t u r e s of the a fte rn o o n . highway the road has been lit t le used
Return F r o m California.
In the Scappi atre com munity under | „1,1 vi rs VI F Haz n returned lo All wlio atte n d ed report a pleas- except fo r th e fa r m e r s who live in
th e borili till ural project of our faun SI Helens Frid ay a f t e r having spent ant uiiil p ro fita b le time.
T h e St. | th e te r r i t o r y which th e road tra v e rs -
P rofessor I .on g of the Ore
Horn* Departm ent Sunday es.
T h e y asked that the road be
burwtu
’t wo tuoni Its in California
In Los H ele ns
.liege
and
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goti A g r i c u l t u r a l
\ngeles ami Long Bearli they met school has a m e m b e rsh ip w hich mini m ade passable and the county court
Mr. T a r h e l l
county agent will lie present. Spray „Id friends and visited with them. bars 4!* and they c e le b ra te d th e first ! g ranted t h e ir request
Ing and proper in lageinent for peat j \! Long Beach they were the guests a n n lv e is >ry o f the org anizatio n on plans to start work on the road with-
t i n th e n e x t t h irt y days.
I c o n t r o l during ............... ..
' of the St. Helens colony at a dinner lasl S atu rd ay .
• will he discussed and dem onstrated.
W. H UNT HEADS
BASEBALL
,1 1
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TEAM
At a m e e tin g of a n u m b e r » f b a s e
ball fan s at the A m e rican Legion
hall T h u rs d a y nigh t, the r e c o m m e n
dation o f the c o m m itte e t h a t J . \V.
Hunt be appointed m a n a g e r, was a c
cepted and fav o rab ly acted upon, so
Mr. Hunt is now m a n a g e r o f T h e
A m erican L egion baseball team. T h e
j selection w ill undouhlcdly meet with
the approval o f all the b aseb all fans
for Mr Hunt h im se lf is a dyed-in-
the-wool fan and know s much ab o ut
inside b as eb all and the Mist predicts
that he will m ak e a popular and c a p
ab le m a n a g e r.
He will begin rig h t
away to m a k e plans fo r th e te am
anil if (he w eather Is good, th e boys
will begin p rac tice next week.
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