T H K ST, H E L E N S M IST
ORVALLIS NEWPORT
F R ID A Y , J U L Y 28, 1922
PAGE THREE
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• SECURES
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of
1 - 1 ' a Hi«. Ils, of |»I.|MT Inod.ds and
fully and mismanagement o f afore
haul hrigediar general will aid In
a « «loll wuh run .«it
I The turnin''
the development of Iducoln county
innig
w
ith
r
e
p
o
rt«
^•,1 Saturila)
W e tnnp#cte*I a part o f the r a il
ill colli 1 1 1 It I ee tfclol
ih«* r * *
road.
It m huilt Ilk** it '» ., iut**n«l
t « « III nil) tee
A
K
I,„minuti!
•d t«i he a part o f the New Y o'U
w U hono red hy he
:li of lOii’
t ’«*ntral or th** I nioii I'u dftc iiiwtead
iirinhrr o f the r***
Uf being a logging railroad
K lh e rl H«*«i** hua
niton cvniniD .*
A n o th er saw null is operating at
•
ul
t;f
1
lie
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ia
fl*»ct«*«! pr» >'
T o le d o and w«* wi re told hy John
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f
f)r**g«»n
C'H)
in Ä„d Hal K
)1 Mcot». general passenger ag»*».
• r**iur> treanurer.
^ re
of the Southern Pacific that T ole do
1
tin*
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d
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t
o
m
a.id
After l'jncii» ' i
I
0 vo «»t a
boom an ¿3
nr a ivea nn«l w**»*th«*ar(M. acruiii
would develop into a shipping point
i»’Kati«>i)
f
r
o
m
t
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clod b) « t<
Hltddeiable iti)p<irtali «*
it
Hii. took iH«* »p tt ia l trulli piovi«!
The other towns along flu* Imc
Y
illiN
C
ham
h*»r
of
by lb*» l ’«>f
• o f little Importance, a majority
mro^fc** h»r ». -A pori hy th e S«-.»
•r them being m erely settlement
if train w * m u ud> r p»*fH«»i»al Niip»*r
I h* railroad from Summit, the high
genet al p.t »■ "ll
, f John
point In the mountains, follows the
..i l l o t i i I ’ u.'lflr an.I
win dings o f the Ya<|ulna river he-
j
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orm any,
wh.-i w* • «1 I fl y hills and there is v« r
• *<-ry ci.urleny
IittI«* far ming country
s»*«ii
from
irulli a r r iv e d ul Vu | tin* train until T o le d o Is reached.
• h ,.iid soon »ll** pat
Her«» the river broadens and there
t
,t. ao i.T N.«*» p. -ri Is m ore space between the hills
mil. s lut.-r lan.l.'d at I
Hack o f the hills, we were in
loik
T h e rncnpt ton 1
fo: tiled. there are tin usutids of ac re*
N hh port i oinmun j of undeveloped far ming land and
>• \ i'll..: h ut I In* linei |
millions feet of fin«« standing tim
!" d I hi* N.- w | mh '| ber
Then«» resources are sure to be
In. way. II 1» a good develo ped and with the road from
murk i.li i ut liiNpirlhK
N ew p o rt to ( ‘orvail is almost c o m
, ilaiiK'i. A ll Her*-
plete«! which will permit all the year
i -nlgued lo <|U..r | r*»and traffic and with .he coming
„ ml p riv a t e real <»f tin l(n«,seve|t highway the peo-
• rt tune and w ll hour 1 pl*
f Kin« «»In have a right to ne
i»< k i lie < 'oin in unit)
d the vlaltorH at a
i f i given at th e I t>
Iiitnu oy s te r« , crab*.
.tlx! other deep hch
h lhi)tle( the viHltol*
• ■ .. uiov ie h ho w h , tia«-
•
i nnisotueiit m . t h**
i ocitii ton ad mitt in»:
iv place they wtllhcd
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A G E N C Y EOR
I H E M A X W E L L CAR
IV.,t
init.-l. r m i n a t e
ial gnngcs.
No Failures
SI MM.INS,
In .I..- . in ..ii . ,,uc. o f t|„. stun
(If. H'OI lor . olun.lila . i ... ||. y ,
Muiul May Krlck, I ’ la iiillff,
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Hark
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Every can of Calumet is
the same—keeping Qual
ity Perfect — last spoon
ful good as the first.
Whitney Boys
Chorus
Next WednestUy evening in the Liberty
Ailmission, 50c
, I h a growing
"R'tiild t 1
," il1 '* " m onu m eni
*" Disqu e'» p ro gr a m . ¡ 1
divi, ton o f I he arm y. 1 a*
^«n ot in.- ra ilro ad was re
“"■Khi I, a lu m ber concern
I »III "sin i„.
I "
in operation so I hai
The Whitney Boys Chorus desire to thank the
Deming’s Drug Store
for this space.
^ ve w ^en y ° u use
R U N O F F IS H
HAS SLA C K EN ED
A c c or d in g to E
I. B allagh, the
run o f salmon has slackened to a
noticeab le extent and few tishermen
are av e ra g in g m ore than 200 pounds
to the boat.
M an y o f the fish be
ing caught are sockeye salm on and
about th ree out o f e v e r y ten. Mr.
Hallagh stated, a r e marked, which
shows that th ey are hatchery fish
and demonstr ates that the ha tcher
ies are doing much to maintain the
salm on supply T h e fish being taken
are o f excellent q u a lity and with the
exception o f tho sockeye. wh ich aver-
ges from 7 to 9 pounds, w e ig h from
10 to IS pounds.
Q U O T A T IO N S G O O D S A T U R D A Y & M O N D A Y
C A M P E R S S U P P L IE S —Com plete and Inviting
25c
Sliced Beef, the Morris
brand, not chipped q C
large 7 oz. glass . O i J v *
Ripe Olives. Svl- -| (J
mar brand, bottle 1 O C
Grape Juice, Church’s, has
a bouquet flavor all c j o
its own, pints . . .
Lunch Paper, 3 No. 1 rolls
10 c: 3 No. 3
n rv
rolls for .............. ¿ U C
Carnation Milk,
tall cans, 5 for
45c
Baby SLe Mi
6 cans for . .
44c
25c
Noiseless Tipped Match
es, box 5c
O C
6 boxes tor
»> «c )L
Lang’s Marshmallows for
toasting. 2 can
O C
for
Z O C
Fancy Green Olives, pint
jars each 33c;
quart jars . . . .
59c
Creme Oil Soap
1 CT »
for the face, 2 bars -L iJ C
Cheese, full cream
pound ..................
25c
Lemons, juicy 300
size, 6 t o r ...........
Ficnic Plates
per package .......
True Blu Package Crack
ers, the 15c size
2 packages for
Mazola Oil,
quarts each . . . .
Fly & Mosquito
Swatters, each .
Van
Camps
or
Heinz
Beans, small 10 c; n /.
med. 15c; large ..
Onions, the W alla W alla
Globes 1922 crop. I r
6 pounds f o r ......... i c l t
New Potatoes, good size, 8 pounds 25c
Theatre.
He is a small boy with a hi« talent.
Mtickle Building
save when you buy i t
T h e W o r ld ’ s G re a te s t B a k in g P o w d e r
J ' « o c p g n
to wn o f lOO'l
" » «h e Yaquln a rlv
' " ’T " thin the well kno wn
»«. r *o'!l"i,.| Disque bulli the
h „. "" 1 *hb-h never turned
a
«brad »
" « " ' 'n ••« standa rd
m
uh up,«.
" ,:i*’ 1
Hpruee Huilier lo
»'•h
lumber for A m e ric a n
»«H to
•iglii the Huns In (le r-
,
T h e m ile s o f
2 m , m
The moderate cost of
Calumet combined with
the highest merit estab
lishes the greatest of
baking powdereconomy.
When a “ Big and Cheap”
can o f baking powder is
offered you— LOOK OUT.
* iiu» l>. i i n k . l-.ft'iiduiit.
T o « ‘ I iuh Ii. Krlck. 1 1 ..f"ii.lu 1 . 1 :
in lilt- Nuiue o f . i i « Slult! i f Ore-
1,0 11
k ot. ure hereby r.-.fuireu t.
..pp.-ur and uiinwer the complain I '
III« .I uguiunt you in the above eu-1
' HI* .1 court and cause, on or hefor,-
I n. day, Sept<-mtier lit, 1922, sale .
dun- h.-lnjc ufter ihe exp liu tlon of six
»•••■k from the d a l * o f (he timt pub
ii.,..ion of ( Ins numinous upon you in!
ih.- iii lli'luns Mist, the dale of tin-
first publication I " I iik Frid ay. July
You
j s . l'J.’ J, and the d a le o f the Usi
.■ubl.r.i! mu holng ) riduy. S e p t e m b e r !
BEST BY T E ST
^ ou
k, i a i ' 2 , and you will please tak-
notice that if you fail so .o appear
and answer said complaint, for wain
th ereof the p laintiff will apply to the
court for the re lie f prayed for In her
complaint, to-wit:
including O cto ber 31st. T h e hag lim
For a decree dissolviiiK the mar- D E E R P L E N T I F U L
it is tw o buck deer with horns. T he
rial»" and marriHfte contract now and
W A R D E N R E P O R T S season f o r all inland gam e birds co
her.- ofo re exisiiuit la*Iwe.-n plaintlft
incide with the deer season this year,
m d defendant and aw a rd in g lo plain
Deputy U am e W a rd e n Hrown r e those for gro use and n a tiv e pheas
tif f an absolute divorce fro m defenu- ports (hui deer are p lentiful in [In- ants ..pelting on the same day. Final
unt and llie care, . uatody and con hilly sections o f C olum bia county. regulations re g a r d in g the fall game
trol o f Mildred Patr ic ia Krlck, tin- " T h e r e ar- more deer this year than seasons have been Issued by the state
minor child of p la in tif f and d e fe n d lor several years past," Mr. Hrown game commission and are no w being
ant. and requiring defenda nt to pay
.id In his travels o v e r Ihe countv displayed in the spor ting goods ana
0 pla in tiff the sum o f T w e n ty - fiv e lie has seen many deer and between 1 h a rd w are stores.
and 0 0 - 1 0 0 Ikdlars
($20 00 1 per T re n h o lm and Pittsburg he noticeq
mon.li for the support, maintenance many tracks on the new grade. Dale
W hen you see cro ws f l y i n g and
and education o f Mildred Pulrici . Perry and Hob M c K l e m ak e similar c rying in the e a r ly fall, prepar e for
Krlck. and award ing to p la in tif f a reports.
In the opinlun o f Deputy win te r for it is a sign o f col I w eath
Judgment f.-r her costs and disburse Hrown the foresi fire s have driven er.
iiients o f tlie suit.
the deer to the open country.
This summons Is served up. n you
T h e op e n in g o f the deer season In
I f we think we can succeed, we
hy publication th ereof in the Si Hei. all parts o f Oregon will he on Aug
w ill succeed.
It we think we will
• ns Mint, a newspaper printed and
j published win.in Columbia County, ust 2«>th and continues until anil fail, we will fail.
Oregon, and .-f geio-ral circuiaimn.
pursuant to mi ord er made and enter-J
- .1 In the ab ove entitled court and
an e on the 20th day o f July, A I).,
1022. hy H on or ab le J. A. Kahin.
luilo - i i Ihe ( ire nt Court Ol the
"a
f o e p a. for « olu mbla Couti
will h ord i req uire» this sum
■ o , . lo I. pul.lislie.l in the St. 11 *• I
ns vl si |o,* a period o f six eonsecu-
1 and lien salve weeks beginning
issue th ereof dated Friday,
I July 2S. 1H22. and ending with the!
• issile t h ..of dated Frid ay. Neplem-
! i i t s, 1H22, an.l requires you to np-
I car and answer . h<- complaint filed
n th " a hove entitled court and cause
or I- font T n M d a y , t h t I f t l i .la*
f Seplemher. A. 1* . 1922.
„ „ o i l at SI Helens, Oregon, this!
:nth .lay o f July. A. I) . 1 922.
Deviled Meats, ready to
Fiderai or Darimade Milk
I’ ll OS II TONCH'K. JK .
Attorney for Plaintiff,
serve. \ 4 ’s b for
5 tall cans
i llesnleni AMorney o f Stale o f O re
25c:
12’s
3
for
.
f
o r .................
gon. P osto ffic e Ad dress Commcr
d a l „ l o c k . Hillsboro, Oregon 33t7
Maurice Cannon
V®* uf III" 1 . 1 "rest lag spots near
'•Porr I, \ i mina light house, er-
I F ou lw e a th e r tig * « .
•f" i'oBlw. at • '■r is lo Ih** no rth
f
‘ »ma lim,,
T he lighth ouse was
in ls7a an.l .he light Is 9*.
»ha*.. i i „
ground.
T h e hulld-
I» on » high I it u re o v e r ro.-h III«
'*t»n an.l "b e of the lig h th ou s e
dam. -«"I that in e xc e p tion ally
th«
l," ‘ « « » < • » b re a k in g
,
la-low d ro v e spray ov e r
®P "t the light, pro bably tAO
' tiMiVf» H..
No W a s t e
of
T h e Harms Brothers gara ge in
Went St
Helens Inis >«»cure«l the
agency for th** new Hood Maxwell,
and W a l t e r rtiluinn malinger « f the
g a r a g e is well pleased with the pe
I or man«
*f this sturdy car
Th
inula Hi" ting many to«»k tin
I a s many tmprov *
Hood Maxwell
r iu n ii) It
• i -ut o v e r t he hu r on
niente
s model
Th-
a Kouiu which wu |
ifual laun
hodv
tied at (In i j.Msal o f tii#» gucrttii.
<iuina lighth iiH«'
\ i«Ied hy t he N ew por!
the tTialin
1« ach. Va(|t)tim Head
Good Maxw ell is in:
I other plucen w ei
months in Improving
> and they huw th*
an teal p arts -of
ii«*stgn and un
< ho ii d ing t he New
m r . and tin* rur Ih pro « f that t
i to lake the 11 nil.
Mr Chlman
III nl- » -Ucrt-H:.
tonali If f uiday afte r n o o n a! ’
he gl.i.1 U. demi mat! ut
»k Th"
■ • ial mad** fant ttin*
i depend.
1 MBchril I r vu III m at ft . 30 p ill . liny one who w
*' price for H»«* <;
arc '
• h> a c o m m i t te e of • car ut a moderai*
M.IXW ell -‘ll- at $ 1 (M»0 «lellver**«
5*> »I,"
tided th«» hu ngry edl
Ml H e le n »
i tola- Ilf
• •11 prepared and ap
?*U» lull.
Sapori I h .« h«»aut;tful l i ttle city
III
M I UN I W O l t I O .
lliO In 1 1! < 1 0 people w h o are
of Ilici town and certa in *»f
T l i « ha rl.r<r w m fti.mlitii). lalh*‘ i'
Inure Th
till 'lllfHH .section of ll.K (• <-ii h ..> n>**r ami mah «ulk«HK voi
to*n I h o
Vaijulna hay fudiut IIUl.l) (IH llHlItlI
0 ’
and
•• Y f s .ir , ' h*. H.t 1.1, ■'»»»» lev** •
• • r«*Mdetitial Hiwtior
I »umiliar I iilony Itotis* h a r e ou mimi wImi »•••>.. «Im iit l.er« K v . t *
These are hard times f o r a lot of
- 'tail til in
n*'''
o v e r lo o k in g th* l ’.i lini.' »>■ r.il „ ••UBlomi.r s fan»
i’bhlioj l*i tim principa l in fln.'.l il .lini.., ii.nl li v».* nuiku un URly I .„.pie. Including .he manufacturers
. t buggy whips
3f) anil to
o f salmon, halibut yi.'li lt e .'li* uh u .|uurt..r!”
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I h *-U mu fish are c h i i k lit and
Tlinn. iiickliiK >«l> *«»«• l-runUiiililUK
It is worth thinking about, this
‘fed (a 11, markets o f Or*-#«»! ìi ru/.or li" ml.lf.l "U u l I don I *•**•“
matter o f thought and Ihe fore.- that
fiutoni I h
I ve J ub ( w «n n dui-
W i t h the c om p le - n liuti k lodny.
lies behind I
t
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j ol the j„ • y . lialf o f flu» com * i f
lu r !'’
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'«-h i* isii 11, liy the f o r t uf N ew -
1 Md ih.- , >ther half l»y the ftrd-
1 lofcrnin. II t, th ere will lie 3ft
1 UÏ *4|i.r I »11 t he hat at lo w t i « ; e '
» 'hen N. a l>"t't hopes to beiotn* !
fdpplng t, ! of iniportatic*)
\n
will
help
to
'm„K which
up the I a n and for t hat mat-
' »II Of the
ist counties, is tii**
(ddin« „1 n •* ll * »1 •■'•*• veil h ig h w a y
Boy Elocutionist will be heard with the
uf thin highway, which will
’l1* une si, •ni‘ one In th e w o rld ,
cnnipli-i,. I. the count lea
tra
h> h I 1 1 > mg don** conatder
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GUARANTEES
Pure and Wholesome Foods
H ,«**
stall, a l l »
h | mh
BAKING POWDER
OTHER M ONEY SAVERS
|{«>\;*I Whitt* H« m |>, Imr
I ' l d - t Hanl W I h ' iii
H o u r , 41MI* «uu k . .
l o o l*i»uiul* Kim ««t
( ‘an S u ga r fo r . . .
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Job
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lll«H>k«*r*»* ( « h o » ,
h»lip*r*i (*«>hl**n f i a t e
t off**«», 2 l 2
$7.14
on
rouât, .Vip, ilOc m v d .........
H». ran
.
r u r e llulk L im i
2 I » « und»« f o r ....................
15c
( 1«*an Easy Soap
5 har»» f « > r ............
23c
85c
S%%»*«‘ t«*neil f\a*oa ( f l u i r -
1
«d ale) p o u n d .....................
35c
ft
O int*«, 2 .V , 87c, 7!k
M
l
and
................
$1.99
20TH C E N T U R Y C O F F E E — Grows a little more popular every day— I T ’S A L
W A Y S G O O D . It's because it’s fresh roasted, it’s got just a few more high quality
points in its favor than any other, and besides it’s—
33 cents pound; 3 pounds 95 cents