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THE ST. HELENS MIST ume ST. HELENS. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 26. 1922 xu m oicon BRIEF N E W S NO I ES OF HOME PEOPLE Item » o f lni«T> »t M...ui i,,u r I ri.inN o r 1‘ c o p lc Vou Miiy or >1«) CHAMPIONSHIP BOOTS BUNDLE DAY FOR SATURDAY NICHT NEAR EAST RELIEF Number 24 VOTERS CHOSE C ITY CANDIDATES At Primary Election A. K. Harnett < Ti.sten for M ayor and Council- men are Named. o f Nt. 11 .-1. -ns Ask.ol for Old BOY GIVES LIFE Not h i m » Columbia roe» American Is-gloti Will I,«>|*l Motor to H|Mikitno.— Mr and Mr« l ’ ut on » 1iampiiill*hip Box Ing and At the primary election last F r i or Ids. aid.-d Clothing to I lolite K. K Huttinrfor.1 ami nun Raymond W i .-st I o.it for < lhainpton*lil|* o f tin day the voters o f St. Helens, in a d Ilo- Institute* ttr|douis o f the Near dition to expressing their preference Klnu-r Kultz Drowns Wh>*n Tryin g , ,U .un.H ........ I V O « <<•»'- l.'ft Wednesday morning for Hpokune where they will v u .i for ten days or » .d o ni Ma l all.-y Satnr.h.y Night. for state and county officials, se East. to Have ( h u r l e « Id d.invili, McNulty mur« with relatives Tlo.y expected • (.it''» i . ..» lected uien to run for city offices. to reach Walla Walla lam night an I »'reek Scene o f Tragedy— Funerals „ N„oiìi>«i«l t u r « Very few it appears outside o f a muko Hpokune tonight .Saturday night, May 27th, The ring who took much Interest In the Thursday, June 1st will he bundle Held Thursday. American Legion will hold another of _ s Bi*U A " " ‘ for relief of the near naked of matter, paid any attention to the city I n k . « Vacation. I’eler Kon., man Its popular boxing and w r e s t li n g 'day ',. .. ticket. No candidate having filed ng.-r o f the 20th t'enlury store in atimker The main event a. th is1 ' ‘“ 'r N' a.r , “ 7 \0 0 '0? ° from .ivory pre- thl* city, uceompunl.'d hy Mrs l.oos. smoker will he the finish of the * » ri ° ' -Phans In the Hihle lands who for the office o f mayor, councilmen Elmer Fultz, the 15-year-old son nlete rs»ur" or water commissioner, there were o f Mrs James Thompson drowned ,l»i. iii.lii ate I hat Gov leaves Hal unlay night for Wisconsin, wrestling mutch between " Iteti” Hill U M|mr,! clu,höH tb« rellef blank lines on the ballot for these coinmltti" Is making every effort to I* 1 ... (l|. "'i Inin Irren nomi where they will spend several weeks of Hi Helens and Chas Olson, “ The In McNulty creek Tuesday morning B> n " respective offices. . i il hlm vlaltlng home folks when he went to the rescue o f Mr Gregory Terrible Swede," o f Portland. This riollie these on fot tunales. A report fur ' A F Barnett received 77 votes for ( hartes Robinson. 8-year-old son o f ( ll.'ot l t ü H 7 1. o f Oregon City takes Mr Loos place match will I»* terminated by the hen troni oil.- of the field workers to The *l," ‘ v Lrson I U.ltOf» during hla absence. two out o f three throws, or decision the general com mittee and t r a n s - !m* y ° r and K I. Ballagh was second Mrs. Josephine Robinson who had lM*< i ..il.i.l very few ut two hours, and the winner will be mltted to Rev S Harlow Johnson, with 30, while J. W. Allen received fallen into a deep hole in the creek Hem and I I says, "O utside of ^ J ' o r c o y a c l l m « » ^ vote was, Accordin(f , Q ey„ wltnegH(,K th. . .1 la'illK be- Hoclal Tea.— A social tea wdl In- ntltled to the title* of champion of lo.ul chairman, ' the ma'" <'" " 1 It seems that every citi-1 Senator Hull given al the Mel hod 1st church par the Coluinhlu valley. This match a'. food, the old clothes hales from scattered. Robinson boy was walking along the Diteli a'"1 11 : ' zen o f St. Helens whose name could America are the greatest need we lo ark i"1' • !, .. defeat and lor* next Thursday afternoon, June Hu* last smoker was enjoyed hy old have at present and we are not par he recalled received one or more j bank and slipped into the deep pool, ......i in many prr a former rock quarry He called for I. beginning ut 2 30 Strawberry fans us much or even more than the tea that » rr votes, Jimmy Hunt, county clerk, ticular about styles either.” majority In hi* shortcake will he served help and Elmer Fultz, who with his Everyone boxing matches, and wus a thriller «III »how was the high man with a vote of 63 In old clothing the follow in g can mother was fishing In the creek a The hostesses from the first gong to the finish, Theft' ai> many Irregularl- Is Invited to come and Walden Dillard came second o f about 200 feet from the will la* Messlaiuea Van Nuttu, Chris- 11" d aroused more enthusiasm than lie used and will he acceptable: warm with 50 as his count. Glen W il lia m s , distance U »liefet . oats, westers, heavy underwear ran to the assistance o f the lie. liong, Carlson and lturchaiu. “ »>• other event Hill Is confident and Ed J « M I M for third p l a c e , ' po° overt-nets, dresses, wool gloves, • • • o f his ability to I hrow . d ion each being credited with 49 votes J ■ ■ ■ » « »«d - « r a . J-ulU. according to s.'oei., heavy hose, children’s clothes M i n s I ugi-ni. Howor.— Miss Carol * » » willing to prove h I llel W. McDonald was fourth T h i r t y - ! h" ? ta,eJm,' n t’ told Elmer not to let of every sort, sheets for bandages. Marie Christiansen, h uh . daughter ability by putting up sufficient nu.n seven voters expressed their desire be b° y d ™ wn and .1 ^ T o f Mr uud Mrs Carl C h r is t ia n s e n 8)' > ’ 0 get Olson lia. k In case the K<- Include everything that will give that he remain on the council. E ,be ^ 1B,ru* f lin* ln water he scored a high mark al Pori lend Sai Klon wus unable to stand the strain warmth not forgetting toys games Willi: ms received 2 ' votes and J I plun* ed ln He »“ cceeded in getting unlay when she scored kg Vi point. And from the fact that Olson d e and pict ure,hooks. Chittem 21. J. H. Flynn was the Robinson to within five feet o f the nt th» eugenic examination Miss mantled more money for the return There is scarcely a home in St. favorite with 16 voters and Mrs. bank but the little lad could not hold Christiunseii Is not us much con- 'bun the first match it appears that H«l'*i s whirli I i ii t an accumulation Thomas Iabister ran just one-half an on an(i sa n* r-lmer tried to reach wlthin „ a v— few cerned about the mutter us are h r he Is not quite no confident In hint- of old clothe which would be of ser- well. Only eight people voted for Ihe sbore but when w'***.» parents self • ice to th. near naked o f the Near her. r. S. W h it , waa the choice of of, il eTlden.Vy he became ex * * * The main boxing eveut will he the Kast. These old clothes should he [ seven and Von Gray was considered hausted o r had the cramps and he It.iki-i) . kaagn o m is Mi I» between ito* . the winner o f a put in a bundle on Thursday, June; by three, while George Wilson was sank. The distracted mother and the I l.onu Kainsey lias leased the St llel- decision In the l.i-t match and West 1. delivered at the St. Helens Meth- the choice of 18. ens bakery to A T lllderhost of ° f * hitskanle. who made such a good odist church If it is not convenient F or city treasurer, H. A. Childs, young children who were on the bank Portalund who will take charge of showing at Halnler. These men are to deliver the bundle, telephone Mrs. j the present efficient official, received could do nothing to assist the lads, the bakery on or about June I. Mr hot li In Ihe hest o f condlllon and th. Albert Burcham or Mrs. Thomas Is- { practically all o f the votes cast. Slx- as the 10-foot b lu ff is straight up W hen Mrs. llld.-rlxisi Is an experienced baker «veni promisea to he worth the prie* b:ster and arrangements will be m a d e : ty-seven voters expressed their pref- from the water's edge. Fultz saw her boy sink for the last and hus been III b u s illis » in l'ortlu nd of udrnlsslon alone. to collect thi bundles. A number of erence for Mr. Childs, (ine o f the prelimlnaries » i l i he for a number o f years c o n d u c tin g persons who own cars have tender- There seemed to be a hot race for time she rushed to her car which was un up lo date bakery, which lie only go between Albrose, » h o ft^ught In ••■i their service, to the local com - the offic e o f water commissioner a few hundred feet distant and drove ihe tirsi match of thè nessun and mitteu nil will .all for the bundles j< harles I » p e , superintendent o f the to St. Helens to summon aid. recently sold • • • Br a n d doctors. S h eriff W ellin g Stanley, o f Ra'nier. Tliese hoys » il! in .lie ev.-nt that It cannot be dellv- water system was given 11 votes and Election llctu in Ciirrrctiiii. In fighi for thp eh mplonship etween •!* il by the douor. ! I-. J. VanOrshoven was more o f a ton and oth er citizens rushed to the Ihe tubulated election return which the two towns. thè winner le-lng out After the St Helens bundles are j (»vorH * for his total vote was 1 9 . 1 scene o f the accident, but when the bodies were recovered was ex- Is on page s.-veti of Hits number of Tor " lt* championship of tin* county. delivered they will he packed and The ridiculous part o f this, however, .. . .. . . . life , The Mist, there Is an error The which Is now conceded to Dosen of hipped in Portland and with thou- to that Ix>pe could not serve as com - i 1 nf l a* thf boys had be* n under total vole o f Williams for National this city, in his weight. amis o f other bundles from the peo- missioner and hold his position as water ror almo8,t an hour Com mitteeman Is given us 701 There will tie another preliminar.. pie of Oregon will he sent to New superintendent and that VanOrsho-: The funeral services for Charles VI OU'O'I T, Governor This Is incorrect. The total should h,,ut which Is guaranteed to lie no York for shipment to destination, ven. who is now a member o f the Robinson was held at the Methodist he 565. Ftlhlun's vole was 701 and »Bruch, but which lias not been an and thousands o f homeless, poorly, water hoard is not the retiring m em -j church Thursday morning at 11 repri * tita i ve to congrios» Williams 665 The vote |n each pn- n»>unced because of the picking of fed and almost nuked boys and girls ber J W. Akin claims that he has o'clo c k . Rev. S Darlow Johnson con- "iigresuloual dl» tili ihr first clnct. as shown In the table Is cor " ’ •* Lor the place old men and women will be made j been a member o f the board for the ductlng. and the interment was in Hawley trrur. d the noniInatIon met The Interest ttmt is being manl- happy The work does not require past nine years and that he is the the I. O. O. F cemetery newr W a r XorW.nl h i • muiorlty teeing • • • fasted In the contest any sacrifice on our part, only a few man who seeks retirement. Record- ren. id carried Co- 1501» Noi Hiking Party. A hiking party b-gton •* v*r> gr tiTying to the post minutes lime to bundle up those ar- er G odfrey is o f the same opinion, Funeral services for Elmer Fultz The composed of Misses Vivian Patter ntembers, and renewed efforts will i county by ;■ iir vote*. tid e s not- needed, many o f which The city election like the other were held at the residence o f his 5i>k and Haw I h#* m ade to pieux* Ihe pu blic . have been discarded. The Mist h e - ; p a d of the primary election, was mother at 3 o 'clo c k Thursday after son. lira Ifuttnti, I.OUI*.«- Kelel, Mr I lit The ring has been fixed up In bet-1 I loves the people o f St. Helens will more or less o f a Joke and It is prob- noon and the remains were interred iInn Stun, Ruth llurrhatn and Mu run*, so fsr as •other very • : bv ,«• boxing < onions e-potiil to the appeal o f the Near able that the caucus o f citizens will in the same cem etery as were Rob- riau Morion hiked to a nice cutup tcr condition d was that bi lug place on South Scappoose cr*-ek ouoty Is coin .' 1 uud .ill i-v.-n promnu t*■ 1 tl Kant Relief committee. Rem ember L*e called about one month previous j Inson's. J A Etkin li,I i» It Better*. M on.lay morning They slept out “ in I " " 1 eve^sta go.t u Mu city fling ; . he date. Thursday, June 1 I’ lace to ( be November election and candi- *rhe accident cast a gloom over Judge Eakln Adates lor dr. slde tickets tire $2 ri erved seit» I • or delivery o f bundles, Methodist [ dates selected to serve the city. | g t Helens and there were many ex the op e n " and enjoyed It, u well a - I Setters had A H7 roti l l 50, anil general : tlnils Ion $1 I church other features of caiup life The pressions o f sympathy for the be- lo Clatsop - "iinty, however, party returned to St Helens Tues reaved ones and admiration was ex 1 judge sill ,, t:g lead, curry day evening INSULT TO FLAG pressed for the brave lad w ho risked [the county hi ilmost 300 • • a LEGIONNAIRES CLAIM and gave his life in the endewvor to T'ishlng Without I.I cciim *. Yaugh ________ save his young companion. Evans and Elmer Anderson who A broken water pipe on Columbia ---------------- » ---------------- cluini Tacoma, Washington, us their street made it necessary to dig up . . — . , — . „ r - r i - e n rT T home, wen* arrested last week while ______ a small portion o f the pavement on j l»x2.A 1 W TbrbtS. o D I L L flahlng 1« the Clatskanle river The Wedn esday afternoon. Repairs could j AT T H E LIBERTY fishermen were unable in show Pep tif i» Restraining Older to I’ mhihii Dill, n All Star Team o f I’orllajiti uot be made at once so the pile of uty Warden Itrown who mail« tie- .... » . - , ., .. . . broken pavement, dirt and rock was t 'tty Official*- irmn Interfering arrest, Ihe necessary license |b ire a ..i s uuus i , ror , c , m ar|tetj go Hg (0 a ttraC{ attention That win some screen star, Con- With Ills Hits I lue < l .it i'll i r t o . Judge Cruft ut ( latskunle, th. men l.'Kal leu in Shows Nissl oi l*ra« - That the marking attracted attention stunce Talm adge, whose popularity enteied a plea o f guilty and wore was manifest by the action o f some i in this com m u n ity is best evidenced Arrest Drivers-—l a - e I p 'I'.alay. in ,- a m i M akes Hts-orxl fu r E rro rs. fined $25 and cost* members o f Columbia Post 4 2 The by the increased attendance during American I.egion who noticed that her book ings, is to be seen again at That A Jaloff who operates the VA e in nu il Home. The Kiberty next Sunday and M on The Dillon All ...... Star baseball it...., team U9ed « hv a *'*- "I tnbi.i St s'.' pr po. .1 to try cor. . . ........... . A ® Th " lca" .. removed the day in “ Polly o f the Follies.” I.ong and daughter Marla returned The nal. Itistotis with tl ' Si llel ns clt.Xiof Pi.itland defeated St. Helens Sun , .- to St Helens this week after hav ,.. . „ indignant members o f the local post ebulient star has found new outlets inn.ol as to the license fee charged da>. 1 lie score was 13 to 8. Man- w h0 c'.ain ing sp.-nt the winter months at m that the flag o f this co u n for her sp ontaneous screen mirth in Huntington H.-ach. t ullforniu Th«v him tor operating his husse; in St. ager Hunt chose Joe Autone to d o ’ try was not and is not intended to he the adept characterization o f a co u n were guest* o f Mr« I.ong s daugb- Helens. Is evident, tor through h l s 'i l i e mound duty About ail that Joe u se l as a warning signal tor sewer try girl » 'h o yearns for the footlights. ter Mrs Jon«'« A h u welcome attorney. John h I-Ogan, he bus oh , had was a glove and |possihly a breaks or street repairs. She is supported by Kenneth Harlan home Mrs VVhlt* and Mr* Klnaey Ulned a reatralnlng order which pro-(p ra y er that th e n«xt maa « p w ouldn't Those responsible for placing the and an all-star company. Invited the latd.es' Aid society and hlblla the city official* from Intel make a four-base clout. His offer- flag *f the Vnited States on the pile If on e en joys thrills in motion pic other friend* of Mrs I.ong to a sur- fermg with the operation of the bu s-lin g s were hammered to all purls of >f dirt, claim that It was done, not tures, on e will find them aplenty in rhuraday afternoon se* or the arrest of the drivers. The the lot and after the third inning. prise party on account o f disrespect to the flag, It.- utnmotis » a s served on M ajo r Hal-1 when the visitors scored six runs on hut as a signal and that no disrespect Pola Negri's latest production. "T h e Th lt.y gu. »I* were presen Red P e a c o c k ." » h i c h will be the fea. high and Recorder Godfrey |u combination of hits and error* frcHhmelitH were served to the flag was intended. That It was The restraining order claims that " R u b e " Muxmeyer was called to the a thoughtless action is admitted but ture at The Kiberty next Tuesday and Wedn esday. It is said that there Pi«- Social. The PythiHti Sister* Jaloff is operating his busses under mound. , , „ „ , it is suggested that the next time a are more dram atic situations in this commission from the I Every member o f he St Helens nmrkinR „ lg needed for gpwer or a license or gave a pie nocini nt Ihe K of I* ph otoplay than in any other in which Mick w o rk , , hat gome oth er emblem this fam ous European actress has ap lodge room Tuesday night I'hert public service commission of Ore team with he except.on of Jl IHIK J V KAKIN i v McDonald at third and Reiten i t ^ ugpd gon. transporting passengers, freight » un a large attendance of local mem peared She is ad mirably supported _________- m ______ and baggage and under the license centerfield and Hugh Adams in right ber» and a number .............. from Ridgefield by a picked com pany o f players while showed a lack o f practice. Calhoun » Tr?xx; n D r * A M T * T T n x t 1$ \S nani, sold for les* than or permit issued by tit. public ser ni u-naior from lo dge No pie the scenes are said to be massive and . the initial hag mussed up a num NEW O R GA NIATION patti, i i and Mutino f t 50 and nome were bid In by th« vice commission, and the general beautiful. of Oregon has a her o f plays and at the hat he was j PROPOSED, M . E. CHURCH countli-s lui ti defeated by hungry members for a larger sum laws of the stai On Thursday and Friday " T h e a weak sister. I’aulsen who covered! _ _ 1 L H. . link Multnomah c.uun- The proceed* o f the »ale amounted to, right to do *o Plans are being made to formulate Birth o f a Nation .” D. W. G riffith's ty thè av-ant nei ■t it y of 163 votes more than »50 which will be used | The matter was brought to a con- the second station might as well have been at Yankton so tar as any fie ld a new w oman's organization In the justly fam ous production and fre sakia con ut> .ivo Hank* 39 t to ptirchuNo a set o f new dishes for elusion when the council demanded that Jaloff renew hi* franchise li- ing features were concerned. Danny First Methodist Episcopal church of quently called by the critics the 1 M d . lark !» Clark won hl* the lodge was energetic and peppy but he lost this city. The first meeting has been eighth w onder o f the world, will be ■ Haiti • * • h county. sight o f the hall, ltellville at short arranged to take place on W edn es the attraction playing for the first lli-alfor*. The Mist Is fuss'd to pay this amount The conn YA* di.n»K-rai ....mintiteli Pierre I,ice It a o l Th is is un to a Croat the made several nice stops, a number day. May 31st. at eight o'cloc k In time at popular prices. ■ t.uvrnur li. areil 132 vote*. In receipt o f tin annual report o f je ll then threatened unless the city questionably the tnost costly motion of errors and threw the ball over the church auditorium *tk»- . (rivers o f his busse the real estate department o f Hi*1 M.'tuti Miller wa* Ihe Calhoun's head in most instances. T h e follow in g program will be picture ever produced, being spectac ‘ iinat.-.l fur . n o $n*asurer. In slate o f Oregon. It gives the names ordinances were compiled with " R u b e " Maxmeyer pitched the last [ presented, besides the usual business ular to a deg ree and having more mailer was argued before Ihe coun Ab'M.i., , , he received 61 o f all licensed realtor* In Oregon. He got by nicely but | connected with organizing the so- than 18.000 persons and 3.000 hors l>r Ilei in ul » um nominated Those III St Helens are. Jamos \V cil at their session on May 't h and six frames. es in its making. A considerable errors of the infield kept hint in the| c |e ty. no conclusion » s reached * ¡nln, H.'li , ' . Allen. Henry II Hunting, William I hole most o f the time. In the eighth S olo .................... Mrs S H Harriott num ber o f local people have seen the This morning at 9:S0 o'clock the } I V. It.ilnler defeated Hinson, r.urlok J Kavanagh. Ar picture, but ow in g to its massive •ft,*lals ar.' ordered 1» iPi >' inning St Helena BMUlaged to c oo- |;..,utlng ................ Mrs George Perry T i i for representa thur M Holt. John Philip Knud It. in cm c and show in why ness no one can view it at on e screen the re- nect with the hall an* chalked up g„|0 ......................... Miss Ruth Halsted ile uro The vole for Rutherford and George II Shinn ing, and these and hundreds o f o t h t*h tnta|,.,| ;i, ' and Kvenson had Rester Sheely I* the lone licensed re straining order should not continue several runs and in the ninth they A.Rjreaa— " T h e Aim and Scope of ers will doubtless welcom e the o p did some snappy fielding hut It was (>ur New Organization" . . . . n force until a decree Is rendered 1 Shernian m .I'* i lie dem ocr a t- altor In the growing city of Vor too late to undo the damage that ................... Rev S Darlow Johnson portunity to again see this truly won and entered after the suit Is tried JtMdldxte li 1 opposition and non la. • ' 16 error* had caused S o l o ........................... Mrs. Paul W ig gin s derful production. !" ,,r IL. Y ul voted for hint "T r a c k e d to Earth.” Frank Mayo's H A ! I G A M i S C H E D U L E D rhe team goes to Clatskanie Sun | Mrg Albert Burcham. Mrs L. G - rer,. ,, | > n.milter o f votes Allenii I. O. O. E. Alerting St “ day and If they « 0 not show b e t t e r ' |{(>gg, Mrs \V A Lari, Mrs A. J. latest picture, com es to The Kiberty * ’ '' retini F O E M E M O R I A L D A Y Helens Lodge No 117, 1 •» tl I ticket. Mayo form than they did Sunday the score| Hollingworth. Mrs George Wilson Saturday for one night only. T1i» font,., t r county contmle- and Kebekuh Kotige No 21. w,' r" Tuesday afternoon. Memorial da), will be too large to count. Mrs H W. Christie Mrs E A Rose. never had a more forcefu l role than ~"*r ar.>n.... j , .. h interest. There represented at the animal meeting of w I r a |.,|| gain«* at the ball — •— "O------------------------------ Mra Chas l.ake, Mrs Martin White. that o ffe re d by this Western draiuu. ^r» Ihree ’ i • , ‘ hill-* for thl* o f Ihe Odd Fellows and Rebekalts held w t,tol» is arousing inter, t ■ i i - w r x tit a | t l A V t c Mrs. W. H. Davies Mrs. Mary I.ong in which there is action front start •T j rllpph; of Rainier, J N In Eugene this week v|ro C. ,, %H. ,, T hnn,n,r.n an,l Mrs to finish. llm.ng the man) St Helens ball fans M E M O R I A L D A Y I i) Mr« Thom pson '*r »f flitt tolng to lo and I'eler Mer- rlaott. Hluford K Cooper, TO BE OBSERVED George Perry have been appointed to •rion of v. |lltm :, Ka|Mst Hunt's regular >iu Kllppin car- ... Price and William A Brown rep ■ ; ■ ________ sp onsor the meeting and will each G R A D U A T IN G EXERCISES " "»»ny of ti maller precinct* resented the Three Kink men an. i là I lag h * team t- composed of the Though no forntnl program has **e responsible for five guests. , (n«M n.,t ox ■ wlu( believe they can onto the htg v ole Mrs Kill« M Crouse. Mr*. James ------- • * to Miller I,1 the i latskarile vot- Grant and Mrs Genevieve I » * 11« " 1 D) .. ,)Mn ¡„„I make a good sh o» been arranged. Memorial Day will he The graduating exercises o f the M r ' _t_a(ngl ( |lt. aggregation Hunt properly observed In St Helen*. The STEAMERS CLEAR 'l» o rolled up a were representatives front the Re j stores and business plaees will he, „ n D r A I i c a d m t A senior class o f St. Helens high were w »llvsly large majority for Mil Itekah lo dge (,*„ Rrakke » it o hurled winning elosed held at the school auditorium Friday and hundreds will viRlt the P U K C AI>1 P VJK IN i « Th* voto Fllpptn 610 Mil * * * i. ,ii foi -t. Helet i ■ night. The class, which numbered cemeteries to lay wreaths on the ------------ *u SJ .*< 1*1*11 la T h l» I W »'lì t y vi i 11 i' -5*1. »tul it, " " 'Taon 244 twenty-two, marched down the aisles a»iir>, j ’ 1( ' ' John I’ hlltp the stage. Miss Averle Shackle "..r n nomination ford was the sulutatorian and Miss irn Hlair, valedictorian State ^ »",r,rr "• '•■■■ " f " . i * div- khg j « 1,1 ...... rais nominatoli Superintendent o f Education, J. A. hurrhlll. delivered the com m en c e " rl,‘ Hoorge was ment address. The dip lomas were ktlt n! ” f" T ' host.I lile. ' " per cent o f the tendered to the graduates by H. E "«"•M Vine .a* oa*t although Bare, chairman o f the school »"»I her . , good, a number T h e audit orium waa tilled *"INl Utile |„ and relatives o f the »«.ili. , r."’" ,' d ln , h ' -ÍIDM who did vote nd hearty applause was as the dip lomas were de- W.i rn '.':h '»»••reeled T h e tahtt- *t» puhllat,, 1 f ' ' "lumhta county " " p.'tge 7 o f till* niini- of The Mist fare. JALOFF ENJOINS ST. HELENS LOSES C I T Y COUNCIL IN RAGGED CONTEST